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Apr. 9, 2010
Jonathan Strom, associate professor of church history at Candler, has been invited to attend the 2010 Seminar for Seminary Faculty and Professors of Religious Studies, entitled "Rescuers and Bystanders during the Holocaust: The Historical Significance of Morality and Complicity." The seminar is sponsored by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's Committee on Church Relations and the Holocaust (CRC).
The seminar is designed for professors of theology, ethics and religion at theological schools and other institutions of higher learning, to strengthen teaching about the Holocaust at American institutions. This year's focus will be on the history of Catholic and Protestant responses to Nazism and the Holocaust. Strom was one of 20 faculty members from a variety of colleges and universities to be competitively selected to attend this year's seminar.
Strom is hoping to gather resources at the seminar to help him construct a new course on the subject for Candler students. "This is an area I've wanted to offer a class in for a while," he remarks. "My interest in the seminar is less about my personal research and more about teaching. It will introduce me to the best resources, and there will be instructors there who have researched intensively in this area. I hope to learn from them."
The seminar takes place June 21-25, 2010.

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Idaho FFA Districts
The Idaho FFA Association is organized into nine districts for leadership and career development event purposes. Each district has a District Director that serves a three-year renewable term, a District Advisor appointed annually, and a set of District Officers elected by the FFA members in each district on an annual basis. Find the email of Idaho FFA Advisors below organized by district.
Boise Valley FFA District
2012-2013 District Officers
President: Bret Wilder, Meridian • Vice President: Colby Brock, Notus • Secretary: Samantha Roberts, Kuna • Treasurer: McKenzie Forsberg, Vallivue • Reporter: Erin Shenk, Homedale • Sentinel: Lacey Usabel, Marsing • District Advisor: Travis Edwards, Kuna • District Director: Jack Blattner, Meridian
Boise Valley FFA Chapters
Homedale FFA Lori Idsinga, Advisor • Kuna FFA Joe Blackstock, Shawn Dygert, and Travis Edwards; Advisors • Marsing FFA Mike Martin, Advisor • Melba FFA Jake Silver, Advisor • Meridian FFA Jack Blattner, Alan Heikkila, Liz Russell, Jason Tindall, Will Schumaker, Shane Stevenson, Trish Stokes, Trent Van Leuven, and Steve Wilder; Advisors • Middleton FFA Nick Davis and Harley Wilson; Advisors • Nampa FFA Pat Dixon and Janna Volkers; Advisors • Notus FFA Danielle Hillbery, Advisor • Rimrock FFA Alan Schoen, Advisor • Vallivue FFA Melissa Sherman and Ray Shirts; Advisors
East Magic Valley FFA District
2012-2013 District Officers
President: Kelsey Rogers, Burley • Vice President: • Neil Andersen, American Falls • Secretary: Ali Gee, Minico • Treasurer: Jack Darrington, Declo • Co-Reporter: Lindsey Woodworth, American Falls • Co-Reporter: Chloe Kidd, Declo • Sentinel: Hunter Morris, American Falls • District Advisor: Sam Condie, Burley • District Director: Marc Beitia, American Falls
East Magic Valley FFA Chapters
American Falls FFA Marc Beitia • Burley FFA Sam Condie, Jaysa Fillmore, and Lex Godfrey; Advisors • Declo FFA Jesse Miller, Advisor • Minico FFA Brandi Milliron, Advisor • Oakley FFA Scott Heins, Advisor • Raft River FFA Cami Schumann, Advisor • Rockland FFA Carl Jones, Advisor
North Idaho FFA District
2012-2013 District Officers
President: Ceilidh McElroy, Troy • Vice-President: Gabe Wright, Troy • Secretary: Gabby Munson, Bonners Ferry• Treasurer: Thomas Hubbard, Gensesee • Reporter: Morgan Howard, Nezperce • Sentinel: Lance Funke, Genesee • District Advisor: Buck Wright, Deary • District Director: J.R. Morrow, Genesee
North Idaho FFA Chapters
Bonners Ferry FFA Adam Ineck, Advisor • Clearwater Valley FFA Brandon Hoxie, Advisor • Culdesac FFA Tyler Mink, Advisor • Deary FFA Buck Wright, Advisor • Genesee FFA J.R. Morrow, Advisor • Grangeville FFA Lindsey Stephens, Advisor • Highland-Craigmont FFA Josette Nebeker, Advisor • Kendrick FFA Tom Walker, Advisor • Lakeside FFA Ron Miller, Advisor • Lapwai FFA Devin Boyer, Advisor • Moscow FFA Mark Quinn, Advisor • Nezperce FFA Kyle Stapleton, Advisor • Potlatch FFA Weston Kane, Advisor • Troy FFA Steve Braun, Advisor
North Magic Valley FFA District
2012-2013 District Officers
President: Maggie Brown, Gooding • Vice-President: Caleb Aoi, Shoshone • Secretary: Mikaila Mastrofini, Shoshone • Treasurer: Jake Dalton, Dietrich • Reporter: Lucas Villagomez, Wendell • Sentinel: Katie Turner, Hagerman • District Advisor: Holly Church, Wendell • District Director: Holly Church, Wendell
North Magic Valley FFA Chapters
Bliss FFA Chester Bradshaw, Advisor • Camas FFA Galen Colter, Advisor • Dietrich FFA Larry Campbell, Advisor • Glenns Ferry FFA Rick Hance, Advisor • Gooding FFA Tom Woodland, Advisor • Hagerman FFA Daniel Knapp, Advisor • Richfield FFA Melissa Oliver, Advisor • Shoshone FFA Brandee Lewis, Advisor • Wendell FFA Holly Church, Advisor
North Upper Snake River FFA District
2012-2013 District Officers
President: Tyrel Goebel, North Fremont • Vice-President: Amanda Hale, Rigby • Secretary: Adriana Rose, Madison • Treasurer: Sarah Spain, Salmon • Reporter: Shania Jensen, Rigby • Sentinel: Taelyn Nelson, Ririe • District Advisor: Jake Landon, Ririe • District Director: Jason Bair, Madison
North Upper Snake River FFA Chapters
Juniper Hills FFA Benjamin Call, Advisor • Madison FFA Jason Bair, Kelsey Day, Val Johnson and Logan Miller; Advisors • North Fremont FFA Rob Bingham and Tom Jacobson, Advisors • Rigby FFA Billie Jo Blackson and Robert Hale, Advisors • Ririe FFA Jake Landon and Damien Smith; Advisor • Salmon FFA Katie Cooper, Advisor • South Fremont FFA Randy Hillman and Shawnee Orr, Advisors • Sugar-Salem FFA Bryan Lusk, Advisor • Teton FFA Dave Ross, Advisor • West Jefferson FFA Don Bird, Advisor
South Magic Valley FFA District
2012-2013 District Officers
President: Douglas McGregor, Filer • Vice President: Alyssa Stastney, Kimberly • Secretary: Connor Mason, Jerome • Treasurer: Kylee Clifton, Jerome • Reporter: Lauren Casdorph, Twin Falls • Sentinel: Hagen Hunsaker, Castleford • District Advisor: Jeff Gerard, Hansen • District Director: Brian Wolf, Filer
South Magic Valley FFA Chapters
Buhl FFA Felipe Zamora, Advisor • Castleford FFA Dan Billington, Advisor • Filer FFA Brian Wolf, Advisor • Hansen FFA Jeff Gerard, Advisor • Jerome FFA Tom Clifton, and Nicole Lebsack; Advisors • Kimberly FFA Heather Hopkins and Cody Porath; Advisors • Murtaugh FFA Alan Branch, Advisor • Twin Falls FFA Blaine Campbell, Advisor
South Upper Snake River FFA District
2012-2013 District Officers
President: Taylor Ivie, Mackay • Vice-President: Annakin Whitten, Blackfoot • Secretary: Selena Gregory, Mackay • Treasurer: Adam Lambert, Mackay • Reporter: Sam Eldredge, Shelley •Sentinel: Chantell Inskeep, Aberdeen • District Advisor: Kody Howells, Shelley • District Director: Cody Park, Aberdeen
South Upper Snake River FFA Chapters
Aberdeen FFA Cody Park, Advisor • Blackfoot FFA Amand Kent, Advisor • Challis FFA Open, Advisor • Firth FFA Jason Clemens, Advisor • Highland FFA Jack Garrett, Advisor and Bruce Givens at Century HS • Mackay FFA VerNon Roche, Advisor • Shelley FFA Ron Corbett, Kody Howells, and Vince Wray; Advisors • Snake River FFA J.B. Hoge, Advisor
Southeastern Idaho FFA District
2012-2013 District Officers
President: Shannon Williams, Malad • Vice-President: Hannah Roberts, Preston • Secretary: Garrett Brogan,Bear Lake • Treasurer: Alex Buttars, West Side • Reporter: Justin Williams, North Gem • Sentinel: David Medina, Soda Springs • Historian: Zach Myler, Marsh Valley • District Advisor: Larin Crossley, Preston • District Director: Kevin Wells, Bear Lake
Southeastern Idaho FFA Chapters
Bear Lake FFA Kevin Wells, Advisor • Grace FFA Lee Stephenson, Advisor • Malad FFA Natalie Ogden, Advisor • Marsh Valley FFA Vay Jensen, Advisor • North Gem FFA Jared Troumbley, Advisor • Preston FFA Larin Crossley and Josh Evans; Advisors • Soda Springs FFA Joe Brown, Advisor • West Side FFA Jim Summers, Advisor
Western Idaho FFA District
2012-2013 District Officers
President: Danielle Petitmerment, Cambridge • Vice-President: Hannah Munson, Salmon River • Secretary: Shandra Campbell, Payette • Treasurer: Mitch Royer, Cambridge • Reporter: Katelynn Carter, Fruitland • Sentinel: Caleb Jepson, Weiser • District Advisor: Charles Ledington, Midvale • District Director: Kevin Barker, New Plymouth
Western Idaho FFA Chapters
Cambridge FFA Jodie Mink, and Karl Dahle, Advisors • Council FFA Dawn Holmes and Tyler Renz, Advisors • Emmett FFA Bill Dean, Advisor • Fruitland FFA Mike Tesnohlidek and Troy Wright; Advisors • Horseshoe Bend FFA Judith Hutton and Eric Moore, Advisors • Midvale FFA Charles Ledington, Advisor • New Plymouth FFA Kevin Barker, Advisor • Parma FFA Amy Nichols, Advisor • Payette FFA Nathan Low, and Tyson Smith; Advisors • Salmon River FFA Dennis Morris, Advisor • Weiser FFA Stuart Nesbitt, Advisor


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Picasso to Julie Mehretu Gallery
PICASSO to Julie Mehretu, modern drawings from the British Museum collection, is on display at the British Museum (Room 90) until April 25, 2011.
The British Museum has an unparalleled collection of graphic art from across the world, and actively collects modern and contemporary works today. View some of the exhibits…
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Recent Galleries:
- The Dandy Lion Project Gallery
- Radical Geometry Gallery
- The Years of La Dolce Vita Gallery
- A Dialogue with Nature Gallery
- Vikings: life and legend Gallery
- Giorgio de Chirico: Myth and Mystery Gallery
- Shunga: sex and pleasure in Japanese art
- Daumier (1808 - 1879): Visions of Paris Gallery
- Australia at the Royal Academy of Arts Gallery
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Picture if You Will the DVD Art for Six Degrees of Hell
The DVD artwork is here for the much talked about indie horror flick from Joe Raffa, 6 Degrees of Hell, and unfortunately it's traded in the cool stylish poster art the film once had for your substandard cookie-cutter direct-to-video Lionsgate-like fodder.
From the Press Release
Domestic distributor Breaking Glass Pictures (5 Star Day, The Fields, The Living Wake) has snapped up the indie horror film 6 Degrees of Hell for North America. The deal was struck last week between CEO Rich Wolff and Fabrication Films SVP Miriam Elchanan, a follow-up to the successful release of The Fields earlier this year. Directed by Joe Raffa (local hit You'll Know My Name), the film stars Corey Feldman (The Lost Boys, The Goonies), Jill Whelan ("The Love Boat"), Brian Anthony Wilson (Limitless), Faust Checho (The Fields), newcomers Nikki Bell, Kyle Patrick Brennan, Ashley Sumner, Nicole Cinaglia, and David J. Bonner, and Raffa himself.
In Northeast Pennsylvania, "Uncle Jack's Hotel of Horror" is besieged by a dark presence after two friends of "Uncle" Jack, Chris and Kellen, unwittingly release a deadly evil by transporting local psychic Mary Wilkins' collection of haunted objects as props for the popular tourist attraction. At the same time, a local TV ghost hunter confronts an evil that has haunted him all his life—one he believes is responsible for his sister's death years ago.
His search puts him in the path of a rogue police chief and June—a girl who seems to be the eye of this supernatural perfect storm. They all find themselves connected to the old hotel while the threads of their own personal horrors draw paranormal investigator Kyle Brenner (Feldman) to pull all the threads together…
Looking forward to another release with Breaking Glass, writer/producer Harrison Smith said, "We're excited about 6 Degrees of Hell because it makes horror fun again. It's a horror film with Easter eggs, there's so much horror history in it. It's intelligent, fun horror with solid characters and respect for the genre."
Wolff echoed his sentiments, saying "6 Degrees is an excellent film and the second in what will hopefully be many successful collaborations between Breaking Glass, Fabrication, and Harrison. It is a perfect match."
Developments on the title have been closely watched, with an astonishing 101,000 followers on the 6 Degrees of Hell official Facebook and over 1.5 million trailer views on YouTube.
There is a celebratory theatrical screening scheduled in the area where 6 Degrees was shot, the Pocono Mountains right outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on August 24th 2012. Corey Feldman, various cast and crew, and Breaking Glass Pictures staff will attend and celebrate both the ongoing success of The Fields and the acquiring of 6 Degrees of Hell.
The DVD will hit shelves on October 30th, the day before Halloween. For more information check out the 6 Degrees of Hell website, or cruise over to the 6 Degrees of Hell Facebook page.
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Wonder Kid: MotoGP Rookie Marc Marquez Closes In On World Title with Massive Aragon Triumph
The kid is simply unbelievable.
Riding a dream streak of ultra-convincing MotoGP premiere class triumphs in his rookie season, young Spanish phenom, Marc Marquez, is closing in on a World Title following his brilliant display at one of his 'home tracks' in Aragon.
Coming into race day at the MotoGP of Spain with a hard-earned Pole Position ahead of fellow Spaniard Jorge Lorenzo, Marc topped the long-time dominant rider yet again when it counted – passing him with 10 laps remaining in the race and on to victory.
His masterful performance pushed him to 39 points ahead of Lorenzo in the Championship standings with but four events left on the calendar.
Despite a less-than-ideal start, Marc still found a way to power his way to the front.
"I made an error as always at the start and that is something I have to improve on for the future races, but I only lost a second so I was able to be aggressive on the tyres and recover," the humble Spaniard said. "It was a very tough race but in the end I'm delighted to get these very important points."
Meanwhile, Oakley's legend himself, Valentino Rossi, found himself on the podium to keep things interesting for the season's runner up spot. Not without some resistance from Alvaro Bautista and Stefan Bradl, however.
"It was a good race for me. I had to fight very hard at the end with Bradl and Bautista, but to be on the podium is always a good result."
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Seven Star School of Performing Arts, in conjuction with the Brewster High School Music Department, is pleased to present the 2nd Annual "Nutcracker."
The spectacular performances will be:
Friday, December 14 at 6:30pm
Saturday, December 15 at 2pm and 6:30pm
Sunday, December 16 at 3pm
Tickets are on sale now and may be purchased by calling (845)278-0728. Tickets are $15 each purchased now and $20 each purchased at the door.
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HOUSTON - - Texas licensing officials are investigating a North Texas adoption agency that handled a West Texas couple's adoption of a 3-year-old Russian boy.
The Houston Chronicle reports the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services is investigating the Fort Worth-based Gladney Center for Adoption. Department spokesman Patrick Crimmins said the agency is investigating whether Gladney screened Max Shatto's adoptive parents properly.
Gladney spokeswoman Jennifer Lanter declined to comment, saying state law prohibits any adoption agency from confirming or denying any information relating to a family or an adoptee.
The child died at Medical Center Hospital of Odessa on Jan. 21. Russian authorities have alleged that the child died of abuse, but no charges have been filed and authorities have yet to release findings of an autopsy on the child.
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Perfect start for Johnson
Dustin Johnson has won the Tournament of Champions after finishing four strokes clear of Steve Stricker.
Wed January 9 2013
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Fri August 1 2014
Johnson taking break from golf
Dustin Johnson has announced he is taking a break from golf, to seek help for what he's called 'personal challenges'.
Thu July 31 2014
McGinley looks ahead to Gleneagles
European captain Paul McGinley joins Sky Sports News to discuss the 2014 Ryder Cup.
Thu July 31 2014
Countdown to the Ryder Cup - Celtic Manor 2010
Relive the best of the action from the 2010 Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor.
Thu July 31 2014
Countdown to the Ryder Cup - The K Club 2006
Relive the best of the action from the 2006 Ryder Cup at The K Club.
Thu July 31 2014
Countdown to the Ryder Cup - The Belfry 2002
Relive the best of the action from the 2002 Ryder Cup at The Belfry.
Thu July 31 2014
Countdown to the Ryder Cup – Valderrama 1997
Relive the best of the action from the 1997 Ryder Cup at Valderrama.
Wed July 30 2014
McIlroy careful with Claret Jug
Rory McIlroy plays in the WGC Bridgestone Invitational tomorrow - his first tournament since winning The Open. McIlroy won his 3rd major at Royal Liverpool and since then he's been extra careful with the Claret Jug.
Tue July 29 2014
Langer in Ryder Cup contention
Bruce Critchley believes 56-year-old Bernhard Langer should be seriously considered for a place in Europe's team.
Sun July 27 2014
Senior Open Championship - Final Round
Highlights from the final round of the Senior Open Championship at Royal Porthcawl.
Wed July 30 2014
Stroke Saver - Putting & short game tips
Simon Holmes is back with the latest Stroke Saver, this time concentrating on putting.
Sat July 26 2014
Canadian Open - Day Two
Highlights of day two of the Canadian Open from the Royal Montreal Club.
Wed July 23 2014
Valhalla getting ready
We look ahead to this year's US PGA Championship which starts on 7th August.
Mon July 21 2014
Player: McIlroy talent unbelievable
Gary Player has backed Rory McIlroy to complete a career Grand Slam in the next two years after he won this year's Open Championship.
Mon July 21 2014
Mickelson pleased with final round
Phil Mickelson was happy with his performance of the final day of the Open.
Sat July 19 2014
Mickelson left frustrated
Phil Mickelson said he is frustrated with some of the shots he has thrown away during the Open Championship.
Fri July 18 2014
McIlroy opens up 4 shot lead
Rory McIlroy is on course for a first Open title after a second consecutive round of 66 which has given him a four-shot lead going into the weekend.
Fri July 18 2014
Rose pleased with performance
Justin Rose was pleased with his second round performance after posting a score of 70, which leaves the 2013 US Open Champion two under.
Mon July 21 2014
Watson excited for Ryder Cup
Tom Watson says it has been great to see two different players, Bradley Keegan and Jim Furky, play the Gleneagles course ahead of this year's Ryder Cup.
Thu July 17 2014
McIlroy taking it slow
Rory McIlroy says he must start off trying to hit solid shots on Friday and take it one hole and shot at a time.
Thu July 17 2014
Monty predicts an 'open' Open
Colin Montgomerie believes it will be an open contest, with at least ten golfers who can win at Royal Liverpool.
Wed July 16 2014
Lawrie glad to be back
Paul Lawrie says it is nice to return to tournaments he has won before ahead of this year's Open Championship. Lawrie won the tournament in 1999.
Wed July 16 2014
McDowell: Course management key
Graeme McDowell does not expect the big hitters to have an advantage at Hoylake when this year's Open Championship starts on Thursday.
Tue July 15 2014
Germany WC win inspires Kaymer
Martin Kaymer says he will take inspiration from Germany's World Cup win as the world number 6 prepares for the Open.
Tue July 15 2014
Woods getting better
Tiger Woods says his physical condition is getting better and he is playing without pain ahead if this week's Open Championship.
Tue July 15 2014
Davies backs Scott for Open success
Four-times major winner Dame Laura Davies is backing Adam Scott to lift the Claret Jug at the Open Championship.
Mon July 14 2014
Mickelson resolves putting issues
Phil Mickelson defends his Open title and looks to have resolved the putting issues that have troubled him this season.
Mon July 14 2014
John Deere Classic – Day 4
Highlights from the final round of the 2014 John Deere Classic.
Mon July 14 2014
Shot Centre Review - Week 27
Simon Holmes analysed the pro's swings at the Shot Centre last week - here is his recap from the John Deere Classic
Mon July 14 2014
Watson keeps quiet
Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson wouldn't share his tactics on how to bring the title back to the USA.
Mon July 14 2014
Scottish Open – Day 3 Highlights
Highlights from Day 3 of the Scottish Open in Aberdeen.
Fri July 11 2014
John Deere Classic - Day 1
Highlights from the opening round of the 2014 John Deere Classic.
Fri July 11 2014
Monty looks to continue form
Colin Montgomerie leads the US Senior Open as he targets a second major title of the season.
Fri July 11 2014
Mickelson makes birdie from the cart path
Phil Mickelson rescues his approach to the 13th to birdie the hole from the cart path.
Wed July 9 2014
Fowler preparing for The Open
Rickie Fowler hopes for a good Scottish Open performance to prepare him for The Open next week.
Wed July 9 2014
Ramsay to play through the pain
Richie Ramsay is preparing to play through the pain this weekend. Ramsay is carrying a shoulder injury but is desperate to play at the Royal Aberdeen Golf Club which is his local course.
Tue July 8 2014
Can Leftie defend his title?
Phil Mickelson is looking to defend the Scottish Open title he won in dramatic fashion at Castle Stuart last year. Coverage starts on Thursday at 10.30am on Sky Sports 4.
Tue July 8 2014
Shot Centre - Karen Stupples
Karen Stupples with some tips on long game & putting at the Shot Centre.
Mon July 7 2014
Greenbrier Classic - Round 4
Highlights from the final round of the Greenbrier Classic in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
Mon July 7 2014
Greenbrier Classic - Round 3
Highlights from the third round of the Greenbrier Classic in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.


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i have been super busy as of late and have had hardly any time to post or even comment. i just received my KX Dr. Loomis from Monte and without a doubt the man is a genius. he painted it up & hand punched every hair on this head. Hair on the back, goatee, eyebrows and get this, he even has nose hair punched in. well here he is, i love him and can't wait to take a trip to the thrift store and get him a shirt and tie. on to the pics.
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Bruins Nation wishes everyone a Merry Christmas with a special holiday edition of Bruin Bites that also has UCLA's virtual naughty or nice list.
Remembering UCLA football's 1982 season.
Reasonable Criticisms Of Rick Neuheisel's Conservative (Dorrellian) Offensive Scheme During UCLA's Loss To Stanford
Bruins Nation sits down with UCLA head football coach Rick Neuheisel in part 1 of a 2 part interview.
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Recording customers in Jackson County, Ind., can now electronically record land documents through Simplifile, enabling faster, more efficient recording.
JACKSON COUNTY, Ind. (PRWEB) July 03, 2014
Title companies, banks, attorneys, and other document submitters can now electronically record documents in Jackson County, Ind., through Simplifile, the nations largest e-recording service provider, enabling faster, more efficient recording.
Instead of submitting documents to the county for recording by mail, runner, or courier service, the availability of e-recording allows customers such as title companies, banks, attorneys, and lien filers to submit documents online. In minutes, the documents are received, reviewed, stamped, recorded and returned from the county back to the submitter.
With paper document submission and recording by mail, the process can take several days or even weeks, said Paul Clifford, president of Simplifile. Its significantly faster and more secure to e-record.
Check-writing is also eliminated, as recording fees and payments are processed securely through Simplifile using Automated Clearing House, or electronic funds transfer.
With the addition of e-recording in Jackson County, there are a total of 43 Indiana e-recording counties that have implemented Simplifiles service. Nationwide, more than 1,100 counties e-record with Simplifile.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Young bibliophiles and bookworms rejoice, there is a festival just for you.
The third annual Traverse City Children's Book Festival is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, at the City Opera House. The festival offers a sampling of children's books from a variety of national publishers.
Authors, illustrators and publishers from California to New York will be on hand to showcase their latest titles. The festival also offers parents and kids a chance to interact with a book's creator, said Amy Shamroe, festival director and book award coordinator for the Jenkins Group, a Traverse City-based book publishing and marketing company that puts on the festival.
"You walk in and find rows of great books all over the place," said Shamroe. "People can talk with authors and connect to the roots of the world of books."
Festival highlights include stage performances by authors and family-friendly activities hosted by area nonprofits including SCRAP TC and BlackBird Arts. Volunteers from Pathfinder School will staff a craft table where kids can create book marks and journals. The Old Town Playhouse Young Company will also preview their new production, "Honk!"
Young festivalgoers can even watch performances or read in a "kid pit" area full of pads and pillows.
The Traverse City Children's Book Festival is becoming a well-known industry showcase for up-and-coming children's book authors and publishers, said Shamroe. This year's festival features a diverse range of offerings, from prolific teenage author Taylor Joseph to "Christina's Favorite Saints," a biography on more than a dozen saints.
Joseph published her first novel, "The Crossing," a story on illegal immigration, at age 15. Today the 19-year-old Canton, Mich., resident is the author of eight books.
"Taylor is a dynamic young person making her own path in the publishing community, and that is not easy," Shamroe said. "It is inspiring for other kids to meet someone like them who is a published author."
For aspiring children's book authors, a workshop will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9, at the Traverse Area District Library. "Children's Book Publishing 101" will cover design, editing, budgets and identifying markets. The free workshop is presented by the Traverse City Children's Book Festival and Jenkins Group.
Sponsorship proceeds from this year's festival benefit children's literacy through the Grand Traverse Area Literacy Council and Read Aloud, a national organization that promotes reading with children every day for at least 15 minutes.
"Parents reading to a child at a young age can instill a love of reading for the rest of their life," said Shamroe. "Reading is not seen as an assignment or chore, but something exciting that can introduce them into other worlds."
Festival admission is free. For more information, visit www.tcchildrensbookfestival.com. To register for the publishing workshop, visit the festival website or call 800-644-0133, Ext. 1000.


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Charles Monaco on October 7, 2011 - 12:05pm
As President Obama continues to push Congress to pass the American Jobs Act, the jobs crisis has motivated governors and legislators to act on their own in recent weeks at the state level. In many cases, with regular legislative sessions adjourned, this has meant special sessions being called to focus either in part or in full on passing measures that proponents say will spur job creation even in the absence of Congressional action. With revenue crises still affecting states and conservatives holding up the much needed federal jobs bill in Congress, most of the proposals being made in these special sessions are revenue-neutral, but the effect that many of them will have on actual job creation for their states is questionable at best.
In Connecticut, a special session has been called for October 26th. Gov. Dannel Malloy and Republican minority leaders in the legislature announced last week they would seek a "consensus" pacakge of job creation measures. Priorities for the session outlined by Gov. Malloy included building and training a workforce skilled for modern manufacturing jobs, streamlining regulatory review processes, and helping businesses access capital. As part of the effort to develop a legislative package, Gov. Malloy convened a "jobs summit" this week, announcing the launch of an initiative to help young startup businesses grow. Conservatives in the legislature have, in turn, proposed additional tax cuts and privatization as measures they believe will create jobs.
Maryland's legislature will commence a special session focused on redistricting on October 17th, during which Gov. Thomas O'Malley has indicated he may push for adoption of some job creation measures. While the details of any potential proposals are still unclear, Gov. O'Malley this week told a reporter that "we're still talking about a number of things." He had previously indicated that he "doubted" any of the potential job creation measures would include revenue increases discussed over the summer.
In Missouri, a long and contentious special session resulted this week in House passage of an economic development bill, labeled a "jobs" bill by its proponents, that includes as its main provisions an across-the-board corporate tax cut and tax incentives to some businesses. It's fate remains uncertain, as it differs significantly from a version passed by the Senate. Many progressives argued against the tax cuts, claiming they would hurt the state's economy by forcing further cuts in education — specifically for higher education institutions which have already seen tens of millions of dollars in cuts in recent years. Rep. Chris Kelly (D) called the proposed corporate tax cut "a strike at the heart of economic development in Missouri, because if we can't put our kids in school, nobody's coming here" for jobs.
Meanwhile, in Gov. Scott Walker's Wisconsin, conservatives still reeling from contentious recall battles over the summer and with a governor increasingly enmeshed in scandal attempted to change the subject by calling for a "jobs session" of their own. Gov. Walker, who had promised to create 250,000 jobs on the campaign trail last year, actually included a handful of proposals supported by the Democratic minority in his proposals for the session, which kicked off last week. Still, progressives in the legislature have been wary. "It's nearly October, and we are just getting around to even considering any number of bills, including Democratic bills," said Sen. Minority Leader Mark Miller (D). "Unfortunately, it seems just like the previous special session with the so-called budget adjustment bill, this session will be just another example of bait and switch." Among the approximately two dozen bills expected to be introduced are measures to institute tax refunds for business investments, grants for technical colleges, and expansion of film production tax credits.
The limited options and political obstacles for state lawmakers seeking to immediately increase job growth in a revenue-neutral manner only underscores the need for Congress to act quickly on the President's jobs bill, which would include $35 billion in direct aid to states, allowing them to keep teachers, police officers, and other critical employees on the job, contributing to their local economy, and paying taxes rather than collecting unemployment benefits.
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Jake Wyatt's call for informal, open house-formatted "meet-and-greets" between the mayor and residents was applauded Tuesday by one of his opponents in the St. Charles mayoral race, but both he and another said the suggestion either resembles their own policies or campaign proposals.
Wyatt issued his call for monthly resident forums on Monday, pointing to the complaints being expressed that the City Council ignored residents' voices when it approved the controversial Lexington Club development earlier this month.
Third Ward Alderman Raymond Rogina, who earlier had called for greater advance public notice to residents of upcoming council votes on controversial developments, on Tuesday commended Wyatt's proposal, saying it reflects his own policy as alderman, one he intends to continue as mayor.
"I applaud Col. Wyatt for suggesting a more transparent process, particularly as it relates to any policy or proposal where residents are directly affected," Rogina said. He added that Wyatt's call for "monthly (or as needed) open forums" reflects Rogina's own policy, in his mayoral campaign and during his time as alderman, which is "based … upon the idea of open dialogue with citizens on a regular basis.
Mayoral candidate John Rabchuk, who has taken criticism for his support of the Lexington Club development, pointed to his own announcement in early January of the launch of his campaign website and his plans for a monthly Breakfast with the Mayor at restaurants around the city.
"My plan is to request the heads of various city departments join me on some type of rotating basis so that we can best address specific questions that may arise," Rabchuk wrote in an email Tuesday. "Regularly scheduled mayoral forums that are open to the public have been utilized by previous mayors, such as Fred Norris, to encourage community dialogue."
In his release in early January, Rabchuk said he is committed to keeping lines of communications with residents and businesses open as he announced he would begin his Breakfasts with the Mayor-to-Be in late January. He said then he intends to continue the practice if he is elected.
Mayoral contender Jotham Stein praised Wyatt proposal, but he said it is complete, failing to address the city's other critical needs, such as economic development.
"Anyone who knows me knows that I enjoy talking with people about lots of things, including their
concerns and desires, and thus, I believe Col. Wyatt's suggestion is good one," said Stein. "The only way city leaders can learn from residents is by meeting them and asking them about their concerns and thoughts."
Rogina's praise was similar, pointing out that as a seated alderman, he already makes himself accessible to residents.
"As mayor, with limited outside responsibilities as a college instructor, I will always be available to individuals or groups as needed," Rogina said. "The view that a few vocal citizens are insignificant to any process is simply not good policy. The tone of government makes a difference in how people view and trust elected officials."
Further, Rogina said, the role of an active alderman is crucial to transparent open government. "He or she is generally the person who initially dialogues about a major issue within the ward and in conjunction with the mayor and staff ensures that the citizenry is being heard," he said.
"... Mr. Wyatt's proposal is incomplete because it does nothing to focus on many critical issues our City faces — including the critical need to recruit new businesses to our city," Stein said. "From Charlestown Mall in the east to downtown to the old St. Charles Mall in the west, many of our storefronts, manufacturing facilities and office complexes are empty. Business tax revenue is the largest revenue source for our city.
"The more businesses we attract to St. Charles, the more jobs we will create, and since businesses
pay taxes, the lower the taxes we residents will have to pay," Stein continued.
"As mayor, of course I will welcome everyone's comments and meet with every resident who wants to express an opinion," Stein said. "Unlike the other candidates, it's always easy to find me — my business is on Third Street and my name is on a sign you can't miss."
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---- — For two decades, kindergarten students from Sanborn Elementary School have boarded a bus every spring for a trip to Dargoonian Farm in West Andover.
This year's crop of 42 children from two classrooms marked the 20th anniversary of the field trip last week, arriving at the 23 Blanchard St. farm to learn about plants and life in the fields from owners Tom and Dena Dargoonian.
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ELLIE LEE FLUKER, age 89, of York, Alabama, passed July 11, 2009 in Gary, Indiana. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 18, 2009 at 12:00 noon from Mt. Mariah Baptist Church, Ward, Alabama, with Rev. O.L. Sealey, pastor, delivering the eulogy. Interment follows in the adjacent Mt. Mariah Cemetery. Mrs. Fluker will lie in repose one hour prior to funeral time. Visitation will be held Friday evening (July 17th) from 3-6:00 P. M. at the WEATHERLY CHAPEL. The processional will leave from Weatherly Funeral Home at 10:20 a.m. Saturday morning.
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Previously, Carey revealed via tweet that her follow-up to last year's E=MC2 will be called Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel. While not much is known about Memoirs, some details have trickled out in the past few weeks. Carey said on her Twitter back in March that The-Dream, who co-wrote Carey's "Touch My Body" and got Mariah to guest on "My Love" on his Love Vs. Money, is producing at least two tracks. At last month's Island Def Jam Spring conference L.A. Reid reportedly played a new Carey song called "Hate U," Rap Up reports.
As for next week's new single, Carey describes "Obsessed" as the perfect summer song: a fun, uptempo tune. "We were gonna go w/the ballad 1st but don't worry, it's coming. I tried to make something (cont)," Carey wrote, aware of Twitter's threshold. "For all who love Butterfly, and even older albums, but "Obsessed" has to come out 1st, asap!! Its different for me, but clearly, its SO me!" We're not entirely sure what time zone Carey is right now, but her Twitter indicates she was tweeting from the studio five hours before press time, so we know she's still working on Angel. No official word of the release date has not been confirmed.
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WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. — Susan C. Middleton, age 51, of Wesley Chapel, Fla., formerly from Conneaut, Ohio, passed away Monday, Feb. 4, 2013.
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Despite being against the odds in a 3-on-2 handicap no disqualification match at TNA Sacrifice 2014, Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards were able to walk away from the pay per view as the new world tag team champions by beating Zema Ion, Robbie E and Jessie Godderz.
April 27, 2014
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April 21, 2014
A message from Davey Richards on Twitter, where he asks MVP to give he and Eddie Edwards a match against Zema Ion, Robbie E and Jessie Godderz at TNA Sacrifice 2014.
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Pricing: Varies on what's consumed.
Where/When: 50 University Ave., 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; and 5-10:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 31
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Pricing: $65 per person.
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Pricing: $60 per person.
Where/When: 8 North Santa Cruz Ave., 12 noon-2 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 31
Why Go: Regular bar service for anyone. Complimentary champagne offered at midnight.
Pricing: No cover charge.
Where/When: 102 B. South Santa Cruz Ave., 8 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 31
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Pricing: $25 cover charge.
Where/When: 141½ No. Santa Cruz Ave., 10 a.m.-2 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 31
Why Go: Relaxed and quaint bar scene with friendly staff. No balloon drop. There will be a midnight toast with complimentary champagne.
Pricing: No cover charge. Drinks and cocktails vary in price from $6-$9.
Where/When: 303 No. Santa Cruz Ave., 5:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 31
Why Go: If you want exquisite cuisine prepared by famous Executive Chef Ross Hanson, then this is your destination. Menu for both dinner seatings includes a five-course meal. Midnight toast with complimentary champagne is included and party favors.
Pricing: $90, extra $45 for wine pairing.
Where/When: 208 Bachman Ave., Saturday, Dec. 31
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Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadeseko May 7, 2012 6:05 PM (in response to half-megatron)
Buff this nerf that!
Just play the game!
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesKing_Nemba May 8, 2012 12:05 PM (in response to half-megatron)
I honestly think the Semtex does need to be beefed. I noticed a lot of people do me damage before throwing. It's the only way to get a kill without sticking. Then again, a Semtex can stick which gives a good reason why, maybe, it's weaker. Nevertheless I never been a big fan of Semtex but I agree it could be beefed a little.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesBrick2urFace May 7, 2012 6:05 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
I do agree with you on that. I feel as though explosives should be just as strong in mw3 as black ops but I also think they should buff the crap out of blast shield to compensate. If explosives became more useful along with blast shield more people would gravitate to it instead of assassin which is a great positive.
Good tip for you though. The c4 was buffed in mw3. It now kills at 5 meters and you can selectively detonate it. It has a much higher use to kill ratio than any other explosive. So I would switch to c4 for now.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadeshalf-megatron May 7, 2012 6:52 PM (in response to Brick2urFace)
or they could fix UAV's to work soley for the person who earned it, that'll will fix assassin.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesSweetInsanity May 7, 2012 6:05 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
Play Hardcore, everything is buffed.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesSuperCook1eMan May 8, 2012 6:57 PM (in response to SweetInsanity)
Hardcore sucks. Campers, vests, and launchers all over the place!
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesAero_Stryker May 7, 2012 6:08 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
Get some gun skill instead.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesWKMMS May 7, 2012 6:10 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
I think the grenades are fine as they are.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadespwnom May 7, 2012 6:15 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
HAHAHAHA!! Good stuff, that buff would prove helpful against campers
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesRun_N_Gunning_Camper May 7, 2012 6:19 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
Hell yeah! Grenades and explosives needs to get buffed. It's time for the XM25 to shine and be used as a primary.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesWKMMS May 7, 2012 6:21 PM (in response to Run_N_Gunning_Camper)
Don't you remember MW2?
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadespwnom May 7, 2012 6:23 PM (in response to WKMMS)
Not those explosives...
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesRun_N_Gunning_Camper May 7, 2012 6:29 PM (in response to WKMMS)
Oh, yes I do! Don't you just love seeing yourself die to a tube in the Final Killcam? I had so much fun getting killed by noobtubers. They're so pro!
Danger Close
Fun class isn't it?
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesgomez615 May 7, 2012 6:23 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
I think they're about the same as BO. Let's get some perspective on this and remember how insane all explosives were on MW2. We were all outraged by the hitmarkers we were getting with explosives on BO. My impression is that explosives are just as effective as they were in BO.
OT - If Stalker Pro delayed explosives as well as reset the timer on frags (like Flak Jacket Pro did). I would use that perk a lot more cause I never run it now. Or even better add the Pro perk to Quickdraw and you might see a lot less people running Assassin.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesSnipingdbag May 7, 2012 6:50 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
I die enough to random frags as it's. No, they don't need a buff. If they do get one, they should buff Blast shield to flak jacket standard and make getting support streaks actually take some skill to balance easy uav spam & also make uavs disappear once the creator dies. Less need for assassin overall and more for blast shield..
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadestrialstardragon May 7, 2012 7:15 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
The nades are poop because poop players cried about nade spam in other games. How people would spam the spawn with nades, or spam camp spots with nades, or spam objectives instead of rushing in shooting their gun.
Just one more indication that neither IW nor 3arc should really listen to the community when it comes to how certian things work in this game. The damage the nades do, never should have been reduced from what they were.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesbubbacake May 8, 2012 12:55 PM (in response to trialstardragon)
Hey, I agree with you!
Grenades are too weak in this game. The problem with MW2 grenades was that they were too powerful and there were no efficient counters. Blast Shield was garbage in MW2 and it's garbage in MW3 since it practically does nothing.
Edit: Meant to say explosives w/ OMA and Danger Close.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesBryanikz May 7, 2012 10:02 PM (in response to bubbacake)
What the poop is the video?
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesKhaosSaint May 7, 2012 11:07 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
I do think the grenades should get a slight buff but i also think that the blast shield perk should be buffed to compromise for it, hell not that many people even run blast shield anyways so buffing it for those of us who do would be great
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadeswillfal May 8, 2012 2:00 AM (in response to Bryanikz)
if your on the wrong side off lag comp or whatever nades are a waste off time.. on the good side off it you will kill folk 10m away..
Nothing should be nerfed or changed until they can equal the connections.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesZolite May 8, 2012 5:19 AM (in response to willfal)
I agree, 100% you did say "until" they can equal the connections, i say "if" they do. I use explosives as part of my game, they seem fine when you are on the good side of lag comp, however most games they are useless.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesgrif77775 May 8, 2012 9:57 AM (in response to Bryanikz)
the only reason I would like see nades buffed to give me a reason to use flak jacket.
At the minute it feels like I can stand next to a nade without flak jacket, I'd like if I was almost forced to move more than 2 foot. The give they give nades and semtex the c4 kill radius and increased the c4 kill radius by 1.5m it would give a reason to use flak jacket.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesrapsfan7 May 8, 2012 10:17 AM (in response to Bryanikz)
Butt grenades a little bit (not much), but only if they also buff blast shield by a lot.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesgrif77775 May 8, 2012 11:15 AM (in response to rapsfan7)
at the minute blast shield isn't needed because nades are so weak. I'd rather they buffed nades so I would have a reason to use blast shield
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesc4rl May 8, 2012 11:17 AM (in response to Bryanikz)
NO! Use your gun to shoot people.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesmarkocc May 8, 2012 11:49 AM (in response to c4rl)
These retarded kids are getting annoying. Explosives are a huge part of war and they have every right to be effective in this game as guns do. This game is extremely boring and a big part of that is a completely lack of working explosives. Retards like you wouldn't be happy until everybody uses 1 gun and the only thing on the screen is a gigantic version of the mini map with a constant uav up with no assassin.
c4rl wrote:
NO! Use your gun to shoot people.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesBryanikz May 8, 2012 3:19 PM (in response to c4rl)
Grenades are meant to give you kills too.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesdigitalvillain May 8, 2012 3:28 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
I would say almost all explosives besides the XM25 should have a buff. COD4 had the strongest grenades and they were great; it was only annoying because of 3xFrags and Martyrdom. Noobtubes actually require skill since they require precise aiming which is pretty stupid. They were for cheap kills. Now they're used for the barely used Recon perk, and flush enemies out if they take cover when they take damage.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesnightpr0wler76 May 8, 2012 4:18 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
Grenades are fine and work as intended.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesJetEye May 8, 2012 4:25 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
No, they don't need to be buffed. They are already like mini-nukes. They only time they don't kill someone is when the person has Blast Shield, has a ballistic vest, or is too far away.
Re: Please Buff MW3 Grenadesbubbacake May 8, 2012 5:24 PM (in response to JetEye)
JetEye wrote:
No, they don't need to be buffed. They are already like mini-nukes. They only time they don't kill someone is when the person has Blast Shield, has a ballistic vest, or is too far away.
Lost you right here.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesJetEye May 8, 2012 5:36 PM (in response to bubbacake)
Sorry bro. Grenades are extremely powerful. They don't need to be buffed. Just because blast shield and ballistic vests do their job doesn't mean that grenades need to be buffed. You're not supposed to kill someone using ballistic vest or blast shield with a single grenade.
My buddy killed 5 guys with a single grenade at the beginning of a game of core domination. They are perfectly powerful.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesCODNoob12 May 8, 2012 5:18 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
In my experience with this game, I don't think grenades have enough punch. My opinion is based on getting hitmarkers but no kills a good lot of the time and when I see a grenade icon, all I really do is kind of shimmy away from it a little, and I'm fine. So either I am incredibly unlucky using them and very lucky when they're used against me, or they need a slight increase in power. Just my take.
Re: Please Buff MW3 GrenadesBryanikz May 8, 2012 10:53 PM (in response to Bryanikz)
Final Verdict: Buff them!


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(Seafood, Steak, Tavern Fare, Burgers)
"Chapman's is a fresh American kitchen, specializing in steaks, burgers, seafood and bar food. We ha...
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$1 pints served 11 a.m.-7 p.m., seven days a week. Menu features everything from appetizers, sandwic...
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One of the most popular U of M sports bars, especially as far as the athletes are concerned. Built i...


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