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Doesn't it seem as if GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney might benefit from, well, a little distance from Mitt Romney? In recent days he's demonstrated a certain knack for saying the wrong thing.
Take, for example, Romney's endorsement of U.S. Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) last week in Orange City, in which the former Massachusetts governor enthusiastically threw his support behind King, telling the crowd, "I want him as my partner in Washington, D.C."

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Presale Code Help?
My boyfriend and I both love Godsmack (and Halestorm too!), and we are planning on going to the Syracuse show. I'm not sure if they're doing a presale for that show, but I didn't get the e-mail with the code because I'm apparently a dumbass and was completely unprepared (i.e., not registered on this website) and therefore did not get the e-mail this morning with the code. If anyone would be willing to help me out, I would really, really, really appreciate it! I reeeeeeally would love to get good seats! Please? :-/
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while the neg doesn't bother me, I do take offense to you saying that I have not ever had an intelligent post. Because that would explain 900+ rep. But, after your showing in that Jake Shields thread, not much can be expected
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and your an idiot
If you are going to down vote someone at least have the balls to post in the thread you are down voting them in. You are weak sauce.
whats with the karma? please do call me out, i invite the challenge
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naw baby im just a fan.
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3 Sources of Law School Admissions Advice
Parents and professional counselors can be important sources for law school application advice.
After deciding to go to law school months or perhaps years ago, you now find yourself face-to-face with the daunting application process. You have to craft a personal statement, diversity statement, résumé, and optional essays, as well as identify and solicit the best possible recommenders.
The law school admissions process is quite different from your college applications, and top law schools may be much more competitive than your college or university. The stakes are higher, with the rank of the school you go to dictating to a great extent the job you will obtain after graduation. The ubiquitous question "Where did you go to college?" will soon be replaced with "So, where are you going to law school?"
Where should you turn for help? Below are three sources of valuable advice as well as the pros and cons of relying on each.
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1. Parents: For many of us, our parents have always been there to help. I have seen time and again over the 10 years I have advised applicants how parents can be vital sources of anecdotes about your past.
They've known you longer than anyone else and can help you identify and emphasize your strengths. Perhaps one or both of your parents even went to law school and have some insights about the admissions process.
However, keep in mind that your parents can likely not be entirely objective. They are going to be biased—what school wouldn't want their baby as an addition to its community? This means that you may also want to find someone a little less close to home who can help as well. Even if your parents have gone to law school, they will likely have as many questions as you do about the application process, which could be dramatically different from when they applied.
2. College prelaw adviser: A college prelaw adviser is another great source of information, particularly about law school presentations on your campus. Your college prelaw adviser will likely be much more objective when helping you identify your application's strengths and weaknesses and may have valuable insights about where other students from your college have gone to law school. Just don't feel pigeon-holed by those who came before you.
[Learn the traits successful law school applicants display.]
While college prelaw advisers are hard-working and well-meaning, time is a significant limitation of the support they can provide. The vast majority of college prelaw advisers have far too many students to provide the level of support you will likely require to do your best on your law school applications.
3. Professional admissions counselor: Another option is to seek help from a professional law school admissions counselor. The most reputable counselors offer a comprehensive package for a fixed price that guides applicants through the entire law school application process, from help with initial introspection and school selection to essay outlining and editing, finding recommendations, managing the wait list, and negotiating financial aid.
The most successful of these experts guide dozens of applicants through the admissions process every year, and they know specifically what each law school values, so they can help you personalize your essays for every school.
While it is important to manage your expectations, the effect professional admissions counselors can have is significant. For example, my team at Stratus Prep and I have helped students with LSATs in the 150s into Northwestern University and Yale University, and last season, we had three students with LSATs between 161 and 163 get into Harvard University.
[Find out if a gap year could affect law school admission.]
A potential drawback of admissions counseling is that you will be expected to commit a good portion of time to introspection, essay drafts, and résumé editing to be sure that you put the best possible application forward. Admissions counselors help you do your best work, but do not actually do the work for you—be wary of companies that promise staff members will write the essays.
There is also a cost associated with hiring a professional admissions counselor. However, for many students, this cost of a couple thousand dollars is repaid with a substantial merit-based financial aid package worth between $75,000 and $100,000 or more.
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PERU — A trial date has been set for Timothy J. Jimerson, who is accused of murdering a 27-year-old mother inside her Miami County trailer in 1992.
Jimerson, 53, will face a jury trial the week of Sept. 9. Miami County Circuit Court Judge Tim Spahr set the date after meeting Thursday with attorneys and prosecutors for a pre-trial hearing.
Indiana State Police arrested Jimerson in October after a DNA match in 2011 led detectives to the suspect at his home in D'Iberville, Miss.
The arrest stemmed from incidents on Aug. 29, 1992, when Toni Spicer, who worked as dancer at a Kokomo strip club, was found dead by her two children, then aged 9 and 7, and a friend inside her home in Maple Lawn Village Trailer Court, just north of the Howard-Miami county line.
An autopsy revealed she had been strangled to death, and beaten about the head, face and chest.
Police actively investigated the more than 20-year-old cold case, but leads over the years ultimately dead-ended. Twice before, detectives submitted DNA samples for testing with no results.
But in June 2011, a DNA match consistent with Jimerson was found through the National DNA Database. Jimerson had served eight months in a Mississippi prison in 2010 for a felony DUI conviction, where police took samples of his DNA.
According to court documents, Jimerson lived across the street from Spicer at the trailer park from 1990 until at least 1994.
The night of her death, Spicer was working at the Hiphugger strip club as a dancer. A probable cause affidavit states Jimerson was also at the strip club that night, but the details leading up to her death were redacted from the document.
Detectives interviewed Jimerson in October in Biloxi, where he stated he was responsible for the death of Spicer, according to court documents.
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Ada — A showdown with the No. 3 team in the state with the District 4A-2 crown is the perfect thing to make a team forget about a disappointing loss the week before.
According to Ada head coach Matt Weber, the Cougars' preparation for the highly anticipated matchup with the Douglass Trojans Friday night has gone well so far.
McLoud who?
"Our kids were excited on Monday to practice. We are still having fun daily in practice because of how we practice. Many teams are ready to move on to something else at this point in the season. Not us," Weber said.
The Ada coach said he takes most of the responsibility for last week's 33-20 loss at McLoud. He said some of his players were in the wrong place at the wrong time throughout the contest.
Ada gave up over 480 yards of total offense and committed three turnovers. That's not a formula for success.
"I did a poor job coaching our football team. We need to get better at what we do, and not be confused aligning to so many sets. We will go back to square one, and confusion will not be an issue," he said.
Last year, the Cougars outlasted Douglass 26-21 to claim the district title. Many believe this year's heavyweight bout — Ada enters the game ranked No. 8 after falling four spots due to the loss to the Redskins — could be just as entertaining.
"We are in the exact same position we were at this point last season. Last week had no bearing on the (4A-2) title race," Weber said. "I'm proud of our kids for reeling off seven straight and putting us in this position."
The most well-known player on the Douglass squad is 6-3, 240-pound playmaker Deondre Clark. He was widely regarded as one of the best defensive linemen in the state last year and now is one of the top tailbacks in Class 4A. Ada will have to contend with Clark on both sides of the ball.
Clark has rushed 99 times for 884 yards and 14 touchdowns and has 13 quarterback sacks.
"He is a nightmare to block and is now their primary ball carrier," Weber said. "Obviously, a kid of his size playing tailback showcases his skill set. He plays both ways all the time. He is also surrounded by an athletic, well-coached football team."
Clark isn't the only dangerous weapon out of the backfield for the Trojans. Brandon Gaddis, the nephew of former Oklahoma standout Mike Gaddis, had gained 759 yards on 96 totes.
Don't let the two-headed rushing attack fool you. Douglass sophomore quarterback Patrick McKaufman can fling the ball around, too. He has completed 83-of-138 for 1,763 yards and 14 touchdowns.
One key to the Trojans offensive success is having Texas Tech recruit Mildren Montgomery — a 6-5, 270-pound left tackle — blocking up front.
"They have a huge offensive line that blocks well. They are also not scared to test you vertically with the pass game. Their QB throws it well downfield, and will keep us on our toes defensively," Weber said.
Senior Isiah Shaputis is the team's leading receiver with 27 catches for 697 yards and seven scores.
Douglass has been getting it done on defense, too. The Trojans have allowed just 110 points through nine games and are giving up just 151.6 yards per game.
"Douglass always puts out a good defense. They crowd the line of scrimmage with their 4-3 scheme. They are comfortable in what they do and are well coached in getting off blocks and making plays," Weber said.
COUGAR NOTES: Senior lineman Jeromy Barker suffered and ankle sprain and will be a game time decision. ... Junior Tryce Prince has been ruled out for the Douglass contest. ... Junior Osahwv Frazier is the Special Teams Player of the Week and will wear No. 1 against the Trojans instead of his usual No. 15 uniform. ... Depending on how District 4A-1 shakes out, Ada's first round opponent could end up being an early playoff showdown with Clinton.


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The Raymore-Peculiar boys' cross country team picked up yet another team win at the KC Metro Championships held Oct. 5 at Raymore-Peculiar.
The Panthers had a team score of 107 points to defeat 26 other teams. They were led by senior Jason Fambrough with a third place finish of 15 minutes, 58.7 seconds.
Senior Justin Howard took 14th with a time of 16:28.5, followed by junior Rhett Hammers in 30th with 16:54, junior Courage Davis in 32nd with 16:54.9, junior Keaton Wasson in 36th with 16:56.1, junior Cole Brooks in 44th with 17:10 and junior Hunter Fawcett in 46th with 17:11.4.
The Raymore-Peculiar girls' finished fifth with a team score of 142 points, behind St. Thomas Aquinas in first, Lee's Summit West in second, Lee's Summit North in third and St. Teresa's in fourth.
The Panthers were led by sophomore Kami Tabor who placed 12th with a time of 19:30.8. Freshman Kayla Allen took 22nd with a time of 19:52.6, followed by sophomore Kiley Deain in 28th with 20:13.9, sophomore Jamie Wharton in 4th with 20:34.6, senior Amanda Wharton in 45th with 20:35.2, sophomore Alie Gilespie in 63rd with 20:51.6 and senior Crystin Wilson in 98th with 21:38.2.
The Belton boys' team took 24th with a team score of 663 points.
The Pirates were led by senior Dylan Amend in 89th with a time of 17:45.2, followed by senior Chris Basinski in 133rd with 18:20.4, senior Joe Bedwell in 139th with 18:28.4, junior Matthew Lind in 173rd with 19:16.3, senior Gage Miller in 199th with 20:28 and freshman Brandon Gibbs in 204th with 21:43.9.
The Belton girls did not have enough team members for a team score, but did have three competitors in the race.
Senior Brandie Marcoux took 159th with a time of 23:31, senior Rinako Sonobe placed 174th with a time of 25:37.7 and junior Cassady Anneler finished 177th with a time of 26:32.


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Don't be surprised if there is a campaign started at Tahlequah High School to get Carl Albert moved up to Class 6A in the near future.
OK, not really.
But it's likely not a stretch to think that Tahlequah's softball team could conjuring up that notion at this very moment. After all, it's been Carl Albert that has blocked the path to potentially three straight softball titles at Tahlequah High School.
Such was the case again in 2013.
After reaching the 5A semifinals in dramatic fashion — a 5-2 win over Chickasha in the first round, thanks to Randee O'Donnell's three-run home run in the seventh, Tahlequah met up with the Lady Titans in the semifinals. And like three out of the last four years, Carl Albert sent Tahlequah home with a trophy.
"Carl Albert has a great program," Tahlequah coach Matt Cloud said. "They will always be tough."
Carl Albert ended up beating Deer Creek, 13-0, for the 5A crown — Carl Albert's fifth since 2006.
In 2010, Carl Albert knocked Tahlequah out of pool play at the 5A state tournament. The next year — after the state tournament switched to a single-elimination format — Carl Albert beat Tahlequah 17-7 in the championship game.
Then Tahlequah ran into Carl Albert again this season.
The defeat this year marked the end of five fastpitch careers for the Lady Tigers. Catcher Whitney Wright, third baseman Lainey Wallace, center fielder Marisa Girdner, left fielder Caitlin Chuculate and shortstop O'Donnell — an Oklahoma State commit — wrapped their Tahlequah tenures a game from the championship.
But it was because of them that Tahlequah made it as far as it did.
"These seniors made seven state tournament appearances," Cloud said of his outgoing group, which will still have a chance to make one more state tournament in slowpitch in the spring.
"They did everything asked of them. At the end of the game against Carl Albert, I was upset we got beat. But I was more upset for the seniors that it is over. But at least we have slowpitch."
Wrapping up its season at 37-5, Tahlequah won its fourth straight regional title. The Lady Tigers came up just short of nabbing the District 5A-3 crown, finishing in a tie with Claremore atop the standings (Claremore swept the season series with Tahlequah).
"We had a good year," Cloud said. "Played as tough a schedule as anyone; just couldn't get past Carl Albert."
With key components such as second baseman Kirsten Chase, first baseman Kortney Dry and pitchers, Lindsay Wade and Morgan Tarrance, all slated to return, Cloud's job is to now find players to replace the outgoing seniors.
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2010 OUTLOOKBig target at receiver who has yet to crack the regular rotation. Showed improvement during spring practice and was denied a 60-plus yard touchdown reception in the spring game, which was wiped out by a holding penalty.2009: Saw limited action at receiver but participated on special teams in six games, registering one tackle...second-tallest receiver on team...a physical presence, especially down around the goal line...had a 31-yard TD reception in the `09 Garnet & Gold spring game. 2008: Played in five games and collected three receptions for 59 yards after taking a redshirt in 2007...most productive outing came against Wisconsin in Champs Sports Bowl victory, when he reeled in two receptions for 41 yards. 2007: A redshirt season.PERSONALRacked up more than 1,200 receiving yards and eight TDs over his final two seasons in a run-based offense for small school Georgia state power Cairo...a three-star recruit...had 30 receptions for more than 600 yards as a senior...earned All-Region honors from PrepStar...considered a top 50 prospect by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution...spoke to youngsters in the Tallahassee Parks and Recreation youth football league about the importance of sportsmanship and participation...born November 1, 1988.


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Developed in 2008, the WNA's Nuclear Century Outlook is:
The Outlook is unique in nature and scope. Many nuclear projections extend just to 2030 and assume business-as-usual behaviour. The Outlook encompasses these scenarios but looks further into the future - with both optimistic and pessimistic assumptions. The focus of the report is to examine the potential for nuclear energy to contribute to emissions reductions. It does not attempt to predict future nuclear capacity. For WNA's biannual review of the nuclear fuel market with scenarios to 2030 please see the Global Nuclear Fuel Market Report .
In gauging nuclear energy's potential growth and environmental role, the Nuclear Century Outlook also offers perspective on two questions:
The Outlook is built on country-by-country assessments of the growth potential of national nuclear programmes, based on estimates of need and capability, with projected population a key factor. For each country, the Outlook posits upper and lower growth trajectories, with the low reflecting the minimum nuclear capacity expected and the high assuming a full policy commitment to nuclear power. When summed globally, these trajectories yield boundaries within which the future is likely to fall.
The WNA secretariat maintains this analysis through an on-going dialogue with the WNA's worldwide industry membership and with experts in leading energy organizations, including IEA, WEC, IAEA and OECD-NEA. The secretariat welcomes advice from all quarters as it continues to update the Outlook analysis.
The latest Outlook tabulation can be seen here.
These aspects of the Outlook bear emphasis:
How do the nuclear capabilities projected in the WNA Nuclear Century Outlook relate to the global environmental challenge? In short, how essential is the contribution from nuclear energy in the 21st Century?
Today a global population of 6.6 billion is rising toward 9 billion by 2050, as energy demand grows explosively to meet human needs and aspirations worldwide. The current path is unsustainable. The UN panel composed of the world's leading Earth scientists (IPCC) warns that global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions must, by 2050, be cut by 70% to avert catastrophic change in our planet's climate system. Achieving emissions cuts on this scale will require sweeping technological change in the world economy.
Emissions-reduction strategy must be comprehensive, embracing conservation and efficiency, plus pervasive changes in industrial processes, farming and forestry. But the central task must be a global transformation in energy - because most GHG's come from the use of fossil fuels. The crucial challenge in GHG curtailment is to decarbonize an ever-expanding worldwide energy system.
Fundamental questions remain about future clean-energy technologies:
Despite these technological unknowns, the essential components of a global clean-energy economy are already well understood:
1. More and Cleaner Electricity:
Full transformation of electricity to emissions-free technologies
Greater use of electricity in industrial processes and heating
Electrification of transport (trains & battery-powered cars).
2. New Elements (using clean electricity or clean heat):
Direct use of heat output of zero-emission plants for industrial process and heating.
Desalination of sea water to meet an intensifying world water crisis
Hydrogen production for fuel cells.
1. More and Cleaner Electricity:
2. New Elements (using clean electricity or clean heat):
Future "Global Clean-Energy Need" can be projected as the combined output for clean "EHDH":
As a unit of measure in projecting global EHDH-Need and capability, the Outlook uses "Nuclear Gigawatt" - the energy delivery capacity of a 1,000 MW reactor. To project global clean-energy need, the Outlook:
This approach yields an estimate of Clean-Energy Need at mid-century of about 10,000 Nuclear GW, rising by a further 40% in 2100. This means that our world will be chasing a clean-energy target that is receding - in effect, running away as we strive to reach it.
This order-of-magnitude estimate of future Clean-Energy Need gains credence from an alternative calculation. Today the IEA judges that that nuclear power's 370 GWe (approx 1100 GWth) represent 6.3% of world primary energy consumption.
If so, world energy consumption corresponds to the output from 5,875 Nuclear GW. If total primary energy consumption doubles by 2050, 85% of energy must be supplied by clean technologies in order to attain a 70% GHG cut from 2000 levels.
On that basis, Clean-Energy Need in 2050 would be 9,990 Nuclear GW.
To place nuclear projections into context, the Outlook makes these assumptions concerning overall clean-energy delivery in the 21st Century:
These assumptions, which are incorporated into the following graph, are highly favourable to the prospects for New Renewables, which today contribute only negligibly, and CCS technologies, which today are still unproven.
The Nuclear Century Outlook expresses future clean energy demand in terms of 'Nuclear Gigawatts', whether discussing nuclear electricity, nuclear process heat, energy from renewables or fossil fuels with carbon capture and storage. A Nuclear Gigawatt represents whatever capacity required to generate the same energy delivered as a 1 GWe nuclear reactor operating with a high capacity factor. A 1 GWe nuclear reactor can generate around 7 TWh of electricity a year. A coal or gas fired power station may generate a similar amount if operated continuously in baseload generation. Because of the intermittent nature of wind, one GWe capacity of wind turbines may only generate 20-40% of the electricity of a1 GWe nuclear plant, the capacity of turbines needed to generate 7TWh in a year would be somewhere in the region of 3-4 GWe.
If the Nuclear Century Outlook only dealt with clean electricity production we could use electrical output (TWh) as a common measure of the performance of different technologies. But the Nuclear Century Outlook includes heat generation, as well as electricity. We use the concept of a Nuclear Gigawatt to give a practical indication of the scale of the task ahead in meeting clean energy needs.
The WNA Nuclear Century Outlook, although speculative, is fair-minded in design, draws heavily on respected expert analysis, and serves to underscore the full magnitude and urgency of the global environmental challenge. The Outlook carries important implications for strategy and action:
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By Rachel Petersen
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McALESTER —
A McAlester man recently pleaded guilty in a case involving a drug house in McAlester.
Thomas Blair Getchell, 35, pleaded no contest Tuesday (Jan. 8 ) in Pittsburg County District Court to one felony count of unlawful possession of a controlled drug (marijuana) with intent to distribute. He was fined $700 and sentenced to 15 years, with all but the first 21 days suspended.
Felony charges of possession of a firearm after conviction or during probation and maintaining a place for keeping /selling controlled substances were dismissed. Also dismissed was a misdemeanor count of unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.
Getchell was charged in Feb. 3, 2012, along with co-defendant Julie Ann Ketcherside, 38, of McAlester. Ketcherside pleaded guilty Sept. 28 in Pittsburg County District Court to one count of unlawful possession of a controlled drug (marijuana) with intent to distribute.
She was fined $2,700 and judgment and sentencing were deferred for five years. The same charges dismissed for Getchell were also dismissed for Ketcherside.
The charge dismissals and sentences were pursuant to a plea bargaining agreement between Getchell and Ketcherside and the District 18 District Attorney's office.
According to court records, authorities from the McAlester Police Department and the Pittsburg County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant Feb. 2 at a home on West Seneca Avenue in McAlester.
While searching the residence, police found numerous items associated with the distribution of marijuana, according to a police affidavit.
In seeking comment, a working phone number could not be located for Ketcherside or Getchell.
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Obama will fly on Tuesday to Chattanooga, where he'll visit an Amazon fulfillment center, which packs and ships products to online purchasers. The White House says Obama will discuss ideas he's presented previously to promote American competitiveness and job growth — and also some new ideas.
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Welcome to this Website. Our goal is to provide you with useful information about our Rescue Organization that we hope makes it easier for you to understand how our Rescue Program works.
Jack Russell Rescue of Scottsdale was formed by Sue Murphree of Scottsdale, Arizona, for the purpose of placing abandoned, unwanted, or displaced Jack Russells in new homes for life. The goal of JRRS is to place each JRT in the best possible home. This is done by learning about you and your family through an Application for Adoption which helps JRRS to find the right JRT for you and your family.
REMEMBER - Adoption is a Commitment For Life.
BEFORE YOU CALL US TO PLACE YOUR JRT IN ANOTHER HOME, READ THIS ENTIRE WEBSITE. Remember that JRRS is here for the benefit of the dogs who cannot speak for themselves - not for people who want to dump their dogs. If you are looking for somewhere to dump your dog, we are not in the business of taking unadoptable dogs to have them euthanized. If you want to have a pet euthanized, please have the courage to do this yourself. That is not what JRRS does. We have become a very disposable society - if something doesnt work out the way we would like, the tendency is to simply get rid of the problem instead of working to solve the problem. Unfortunately, this premise is very true in relation to our pets.
If you are unwilling or unable to make a commitment for life to a JRT, then adoption is NOT for you.
At this site, you will discover all about our Rescue Organization, JRRS.
Feel free to browse around this site. If you have comments or questions about our services, or simply need more information and want to contact us, click on the contact button on any page within this site.
Thanks for visiting and we look forward to serving any potential adoptor, as well as displaced or abandoned Jack Russell Terriers.
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ACE's Biology PACE 1102 covers the plant kingdom, vascular plants, vascular plant structures, and nonvascular plants.
A variety of exercises help with review and retention. Full-color pictures. 29 pages, paperback booklet. Grade 9. PACE 1102. Answers are in the sold-separate PACE SCORE Key booklet.
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May 14, 2009
Continuing County Health Ordinance Debate Draws Capacity Crowd to Courthouse
Commissioners Paul Campbell and Deny Clatt resided over a packed crowd in the circuit courtroom of the Scotland County courthouse on May 7th as interested parties gathered to voice concerns regarding the county's ongoing debate regarding the recently rescinded county health ordinance that had governed concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs).
It was standing room only, with well over 100 livestock producers, concerned citizens and interested parties on hand to see what the county's next step will be.
"We are here to hear peoples, concerns, thoughts and suggestions on this issue," said Campbell to open the meeting. "We had a health ordinance, rescinded it, and now there are folks who want it reinstated, and those who do not. We want to get a feel from the people of the county on their thoughts on whether or not to have a health ordinance."
Chipper Harris was the first to step to the microphone to address the issue that he felt had polarized the community.
"One of the commissioners stated that most people don't give a damn about this issue, but I have some information to present that will show you that they disagree," Harris said.
He noted that many county residents were intimidated by the emotions involved in this sometimes heated debate for and against the health ordinance. That was the motivation to begin circulation of a non-confrontational petition that simply called for the reinstatement of the county's original court-tested health ordinance. Harris said in less than six days, with no advertising, that more than 400 people had signed the petitions.
"This is what we are trying to tell, people are interested in this issue," Harris said.
He proposed the county get back to square one, reinstating the original ordinance. He pointed out that it had stood up for nearly four years without any major issues. He added that most people were concerned about setbacks and handling of the manure, which were governed in the original law, and less worried about the air and water quality stipulations that had been proposed in the latest revision of the ordinance that was being considered.
Harris pointed out that Linn County, the model for the ordinance, had experienced $70,000 in court costs defending the law in 1999-2000, when the ordinance was upheld.
"Since that point, they have spent zero dollars on enforcement of the ordinance," Harris said. "So the argument that the county doesn't have the money to does this, doesn't hold true."
Dr. Randall Tobler addressed the gathering regarding concerns for public health. He noted that as far back as 2004, national health organizations were asking for a moratorium on CAFOs. He pointed out that the scientific data was readily available to make the argument for the medical impacts of animal confinements.
"I'm concerned for the health of the indivduals working in these facilities, as well as those living around them," Tobler said.
However he pointed out that the health ordinance was not attempting to eliminate CAFO's, simply to increase setbacks for neighboring residences and controlling manure distribution to reduce runoff, which added were the best medical options.
"This is not an either, or equation, it's a both," Tobler said. "This is not a Trojan horse attempt to sneak in an ordinance that will open the door to eliminate CAFO's in the future."
The doctor encouraged the commissioners to implement a sensible, easily enforceable ordinance.
Larry Geske of Downing stated that CAFOs are already regulated by state and federal laws and that this wasn't a county issue.
"You folks are at the wrong window to make these complaints," he said. "This is a state and federal issue. Make those people do their jobs. You are just adding cost to the county, when this is something we are already paying to have the state and the feds do."
Jeanne Snodgrass pointed out that the county ordinance had offered regulations for smaller CAFOs which currently are not regulated by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.
"Without the local ordinance, it is possible to have numerous, small CAFOs to avoid the state and federal rules," she said.
Rudy Wilson reinforced this sentiment.
"Right now you can have 2,400 hogs, 50 feet from someone's home with no restrictions," he said. "There is not a thing in the world they can do about it. I'll tell you, 2,400 head stinks."
With the support aired for the original ordinance, Gary Ahrens questioned why it was repealed.
Commissioner Campbell stated the county did not have the expertise or the equipment to enforce air and water quality issues.
"I think we felt like we had an ordinance that we couldn't enforce, so we felt like we were better off without it," Campbell said.
Producer Steve Robinson pointed out that it was threats of lawsuits from concerned citizens, not livestock producers that ultimately forced the commission to repeal the law.
Another producer voiced what appears to be an underlying concern for livestock producers when he stated that whatever ordinance is put into place, will eventually not be good enough, and years down the road there will be no animals in confinement.
Farmer Kenny McNamar reiterated that point, questioning where push for growing regulations ends. He added that pushing livestock producers out of the county also negatively impacts grain farmers, who produce the feed for the animals.
Another producer pointed out that his dairy heard mortality rate had dramatically declined when he transformed his operation from grazing to confined feeding. He also offered statistics regarding "organic" foods, noting that consumers are assuming they are better for them, but nutritional studies do not necessarily back up those assertions.
He pointed out that cities have rules in place to keep cows and pigs in the country where they belong. But now folks are moving out of the city into the country and they are changing their minds, grasping at whatever argument they can find to try to make the country more like the city.
Jamie Triplett agreed with the argument, stating he didn't like to see efforts to control CAFOs coming under the heading of health.
"I hope you don't pass an ordinance that makes me run three miles and eat one less meal a day, it probably would kill me," he joked.
While a number of pros and cons were voiced, there seemed to be an underlying tone of attempting to find some common ground.
Tony Sirna encouraged the commission to bring producers into the mix with the concerned citizens to craft an ordinance that worked for both parties and insured CAFO owners that the law was not an effort to prevent their enterprise.
Commissioner Campbell noted that if the health ordinance was reinstated, it would not regulate the existing CAFO's in the county and only would impact new construction.
Commissioner Clatt admitted he was continuing to wrestle with the issue.
"I have buildings as close to my home as anyone else in the county," he said demonstrating the issue's impact on him personally.
Ultimately no action was taken by the commission.
Campbell sated all of the input would be taken under advisement, adding that any future action on the issue would be done in public hearings with advanced public notice.


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- Store these physically or digitally (try Wowpons, an app for that!)
- Enroll online at Red Plum or Cool Savings.
- Check out a web site's legitimacy (check out consumer complaints, if any).
- Resist the temptation to clip –or buy- everything with a good price. Look instead for items you need and avoid amassing items you may not use.
- If you choose to purchase coupons, carefully monitor pricing, exclusions and the fine print.
- Embrace your inner couponer and understand the practice may irritate others. Be unfailingly polite. When in line at a store, tell those behind you that it may take awhile.
Once you get the hang of couponing, the more experienced say it's wise to match coupons with items already on sale for more significant savings. Pharmacies such as CVS and Walmart offer savings cards and on the printed receipt, you'll find other deals for your next purchase. Use them.
Longtime couponers also encourage you to chat with store managers to gain insight. They say understanding the acronyms and deciphering the jargon can also be helpful. Here's the breakdown:
- BOGOF: Buy One, Get One Free
- B2G1: Buy Two, Get one Free
- DND: Do Not Double
- EXP, X: Expires
- FAR: Free After Rebate
- GC: Gift Card
- IP: Internet Printable
- MC(MQ): Manufacturer's coupon
- MIR: Mail-in Rebate
- MM: Money Maker deal: amount of the coupons, rebates, discounts, vouchers exceed price of the product
- NED: No Expiration Date
- POP: Proof of Purchase
- PSA: Prices Starting At
- ONYO: On Your Next Order
- OOP: Out of Pocket
- PQ: Printable Coupon
- Q: Coupon
- TMF: Try Me Free
Although the jargon can also be confusing, couponers say it's wise to check whether a store allows an overage (when the value of your coupon exceeds the cost of the item you're buying). Some stores will apply the amount of the overage to your other purchases, but since not everyone will, do your homework. It's also helpful to know which stores will match coupons from competitors.
When deciphering the lingo, it's wise to know a purchase is equal to only one item. If you buy a bunch, that's called a transaction. The phrase "limit one coupon per person/customer, per transaction" means you can only use one coupon during each transaction.
However, if your coupon says, "limit two like coupons in same shopping trip," it means you may use two identical coupons per day, in that store. If it says "limit one coupon, per customer, per item" for each item you purchase, you must have an individual coupon.
However, within the Tampa Bay area, some grocery stores allow as many as five purchases of the buy-one-get-one free of the same item, per store visit. Thats why it's good to establish a relationship with the cashiers and store managers and get the inside scoop.
Stacking means you can use a manufacturer's coupon and a store coupon in tandem with one another. When you get the hang of couponing, do some digging around and see if your favorite stores offer double coupon deals. (That means that at designated times, a coupon is worth twice its face value.)
Experts say it's wise to be wary on the Internet. If you opt to purchase coupons online:
- Check out the web site's legitimacy- some of them come and go quickly.
- Carefully check expiration dates, exclusions, limitations and the fine print before purchasing.
But if affordable entertainment is your thing, try http://www.groupon.com/subscriptions/new?division_p=tampa-bay-area. You make a purchase up front to buy discounted amusement, cultural events and lower-priced services or rentals.
Been dying to try a Segway on Anna Maria Island? A family of four can find a deal and also see the turquoise blue waters off Florida's west coast while gliding along a bike path. Deals from, hair salons, movie, restaurant and kayak rental places are available for coastal towns from Longboat Key and Bradenton to St,. Pete Beach. Once you get the hang of grocey coupons, you can branch out a bit. Try logging onto Living Social, and Slick Deals. For deals on golf, local attractions and resorts within our state try these:
- www.floridadiscountcoupons.com
- http://floridacouponsavings.com
- http://sunnydayguide.com/sarasota/sa_coupons.php
Military, teachers, students, seniors:
For those with military i.d. cards, check out sites such as this one: http://www.couponmom.com/military-coupon--program-451. Local attractions such as Mote Marine Aquarium in Sarasota offer free admission to military members. Discounts for military members, seniors, students, and small children are also available at some restaurnats, movie theatres and places such as Sunken Gardens, but even if it's for yoga classes, it never hurts to ask.
Sites such as www.retailmenot.com sometimes offer discount coupons for places such as the Salvador Dali Museum. If you've been itching to stay overnight at one of our stunning west coast beaches, check out discounts offered to tourists, and look for local coupon books. It may also pay to eat earlier for discounted specials. It's also worth knowing that full-time teachers and students are entitled to $10 tickets to hear the Florida Orchestra play.
I found a local seminar that teaches coupon strategies. Addicted to Saving 101 is being offered free of charge, at the Calvary Baptist Church in Clearwater, Fla on Thurs. Apr. 26, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Childcare is being offered, The catch is, you must pre-register: http://addictedtosavingclass.eventbrite.com/
And who doesn't love a gasoline discount? Occasionally, Publix offers $10 discounts on gas cards with a $25 grocery purchase. The latest one (BP, Shell) expired on April 18, but local managers expect another roll-out in the near future.
Staying organized, watching specials, understanding the jargon and resisting temptation are key strategies to saving money with coupons. Why not post your own tips, websites, and success stories?
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Under his tutelage Colby swimmers have set 116 school records. As the conference level 16 swimmers have captured NESCAC titles while 74 have earned All-NESCAC honors. Nationally Colby has finished as high as eighth at the NCAA Division III Championships. Twenty-five swimmers and divers have competed at the NCAA meet, garnering 75 All-America and 14 College Swimming Coaches Association of America Academic All-America honors.In recognition of his athletes' success, Burton was honored as the NESCAC Women's Swimming Coach of the Year in 2001 and 2005. He has been awarded the Certificate of Excellence eight times by the American Swim Coaches Association, most recently in 2009.
Burton previously served for six years as the head swimming coach at Lake Forest College, where his teams won eight conference championships. He served as the chair of swimming for the Midwest Conference Championships (MWC) for five years, was honored as MWC Coach of the Year three out of six seasons, and was Illinois Collegiate Coach of the Year twice.
During Burton's career his swimmers have competed in the NCAA Championships and have recorded 104 All-America performances, including a national title. In addition, his athletes have competed at both the Senior and Junior nationals, obtained U.S. Open and Olympic Trial qualifying standards, and earned Academic All-America, NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship, and GTE Academic All-America honors.
Burton also serves as associate director of athletics at Colby, with responsibilities in budgeting and student leadership.
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Franco Pacheco, Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator
Franco Pacheco heads into his second year as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Colby in the 2013-14 academic year.
He joined the Colby staff after serving as an assistant coach for the men and women's program at Villanova University.
During his tenure at Villanova, he specialized in the distance freestyle events while contributing to the team's dry land workouts. Pacheco also headed the Wildcats scouting and statistics efforts and handled the reporting of all results to the BIG EAST Conference. Pacheco coached at the Canadian Olympic Trials and also coached two United States Olympic Trials Qualifiers.
Before coaching at Villanova, Pacheco was enlisted in the United States Army and was primarily stationed at Fort George G. Meade in Maryland. He received an honorable discharge in August, 2011.
As an undergraduate swimmer at The College of Saint Rose (N.Y.), Pacheco was a four-year member of the swim team and a two-year captain for the Golden Knights. During his career Pacheco earned all-conference honors from both the Northeast-10 and the Metropolitan Conference.
Pacheco graduated from Saint Rose in 2006 with a Bachelor's Degree in Public Communications and an emphasis in Journalism. He went on to earn a Master's Degree in Education from Saint Joseph's College (Maine) while also studying Educational Psychology and being certified at Chaminade University in Honolulu.
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Super G World Champion (2011) - Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER)
Super Combined silver medallist (2011) - Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER)
Downhill bronze medallist (2011) - Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER)
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11 podiums in World Cup including 6 victories
Victory in Downhill (2008) - Bormio (ITA)
Victory in Super Combined (2011) - Bansko (BUL)
Victory in Super G (2012) - Schladming (AUT)
Victory in Downhill (2012) - Beaver Creek (USA)
Victory in Downhill (2013) - Wengen (SUI)
Victory in Downhill (2013) - Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER)
In competition since: 1990
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With Rossignol since: 1990
Disciplines practised: Downhill, Super G, Super Combined
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The ETSU arboretum encompasses the entire 366-acre campus of the university and is located in Johnson City. The arboretum contains over 135 species of trees representing 6 families of conifers and 33 families of angiosperms, and include trees from Asia, Europe, and North America. Pamphlets are available for self-guided tours, and visitors can also take a self-guided audio tour. For more information contact the ETSU Biology Department at 423-439-8635.
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"Ted" - Review: 3.5 out of 4
You'll never look at your child's teddy bear the same way again after this one.
From the mind of "Family Guy" creator Seth MaFarlane, comes his debut film about a stuffed teddy come-to-life who enjoys the finer things like: strippers, smoking weed, cursing, and dirty sexual innuendo.
This miraculous thing happens many years ago when a young boy named John makes a wish, making Ted a flash-in-the-pan celebrity and turning them into inseparable buddies. As adults, the fame has dried up, but both are still together, spending their time getting high and watching Flash Gordon.
John (Mark Wahlberg) works a dead end job at a car rental company and has a beautiful girlfriend named Lori (Mila Kunis, providing sappy romance) that he would do anything for. She loves him back but needs to see him mature, and so John decides that Ted must move out.
But try as they might, staying away becomes harder than both might think.
MacFarlane, he of the cut-away gag and audaciously funny laugh, is nothing if not a keen observer. He'll go crude, offensive (there isn't a race, religion, traumatic event or sexual orientation he hasn't hit), and isn't afraid to go darker either.
But what I like most about him is, like the best comedians, he can create a shocking belly-laugh from a witty place of social and pop cultural commentary. So I guess the surprise would be that the bro-mance, man-stuffed animance, whatever you want to call it, is not only funny but sweet.
Whether they're riffing on Boston girls, hanging with the real Flash Gordon, going mano-e-mano in a great man vs. teddy bear fist fight or singing the thunder song to ward away their fear of the boom, it's effective and even kinda adorable.
Wahlberg is great for this, he has a boyish-innocence that contrasts well with his bulky physique and he never lets himself slip into cartoonishness, and MacFarlane (doing the Peter Griffin voice, but still) giving voice to this seamless, excellent motion-capture special effect, gives Ted both his comic timing and affability.
Another nice surprise is Giovanni Ribisi, notable for his flamboyantly creepy turn as a Ted-stalker. But it's MacFarlane, taking his schtick outside the realm of cartoons (well, partially), who may well prove to be one of the most exciting comedy filmmakers around.
With this consistently, outrageously funny movie, he's off to a good start.
"Magic Mike" - Review: 3 out of 4
Hellllo abs! Pulling together all the muscle-bound actors not already in the new "Expendables" movie, director Steven Soderbergh and Channing Tatum (the later working from his own life experience) pay tribute to men in uniform—who then strip those uniforms off.
Mike (Tatum) is a roofer by day, stripper by night, taking ne'er do well drifter Adam (Alex Pettyfer) under his wing, showing him the ropes of the dance club. Upon a twist of fate, getting him recruited into the squad of guys who dress up like Firemen, cops, Army, Navy, ect and let the ladies salute in their own way before getting a lap dance.
It's for this fantasy fulfillment that these guys escape the night with a waistband full of sweaty money. But Mike is unfulfilled and would like to start a hand-crafted furniture business. He's also falling for Adam's sister (Cody Horn), who's wary of his sex and drug filled lifestyle.
This is traditionally stylized, single-cam, story-less and straight-forward Soderbergh, no moralizing or scandalizing the industry, and while every cliché from "wanting to be seen as more than just a stripper" to "one special girl" to "drugs are bad" is used here, it's way more entertaining and accessible than I was expecting.
Even if you're not into assless thongs and chaps (not much full-frontal though), guys doing perfectly choreographed dance routines to songs like "It's Raining Men" before stripping down, or spray tanning and penis enlargement, there's a really funny flick here centering on everything mentioned.
Plus the buying of erotic clothing and Mathew McConaughey, playing the leather and cowboy hat-clad owner of the club with such infectious enthusiasm that everyone else pales in comparison.
But it also has personal touches.
Tatum makes a charismatic turn here, plus he's one hell of an impressive dancer, but it's his work in the later half where Mike confronts his lifestyle that is the best stuff of the actor's career. He adds a deeper layer to a movie that is otherwise playfully entertaining.
"People Like Us" - Review: 1 out of 4
You've heard of "People like Us"? The heavily-tauted film from the people who brought you "The Help" that barely even meets that mediocre effort, or has the two actresses who made that film what it was.
That this was written by the two guys who wrote "Transformers" is no surprise, this is about as mechanical as story-telling gets.
It centers on a smooth-talking barterer named Sam (Chris Pine, who could really use that "Star Trek" sequel right about now), in major debt and about to lose his job when he hears his no-good father has past away. What is generally something he wants to dismiss ends up opening his eyes to the fact he has a half-sister named Frankie (Elizabeth Banks), a walking incarnation of hard-luck clichés-single mom, troubled son (Michael Hall D'Addario), recovering alcoholic, works in a bar.
Sam has been left money by his father to give to this second family, but for some reason he keeps bumping into them, but never telling them they're all related.
Soon he's hanging out with her son and making her think he's romantically interested in her, something that would feel downright creepy if "People Like Us" weren't so obviously trying to pull your heartstrings from the outset.
Will he give her the money? Will he ever reveal his true intentions? Will they all learn to care for one another as people do?
Chances are you'll figure it out long before the movie even starts. In the meantime, writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman (the later also directed the film) are on auto-pilot, handling this all with dull melodrama (Sam and Frankie bonding over what a dick their "dads" were, Sam's unresolved issues with mom, played by Michelle Pffeiffer) and phony clichés.
You have your cutesy hallmark-style bonding moments, your easily bypassable conflict, your manipulatively teary-eyed resolution. This is like a hack version of a Cameron Crowe movie, even classic rock records are incorporated into the story. The actors try their best, but it's like whipping a dead horse.
Everyone is sleepwalking through it, the genuine feeling and surprises never come. The real title should be "People Are Bored Stiff by Us."
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Records of the Central Criminal Court
Records of the Central Criminal Court relating to the trial of criminal cases in London, Middlesex and parts of Essex, Kent and Surrey. They comprise records relating to court proceedings; records relating to the Court for Crown Cases Reserved; and staff and other records.
By the 17th century most of the major judicial privileges of the ancient borough and city courts had passed to the circuit judges except in the city of London and the adjoining county of Middlesex. In this area criminal jurisdiction was exercised at the Old Bailey and Guildhall sessions under commissions of oyer and terminer (to 'hear and determine' offences specified) for London and Middlesex and of a commission of gaol delivery (to try or release the prisoners) for Newgate.
Each commission was directed to the Lord Mayor of London, as chief justice ex officio, and his fellow commissioners, who included civic dignitiaries, the great officers of state, and the common law judges. In 1834, by an act of that year, a Central Criminal Court was established for the trial of treasons, murders, felonies and misdemeanours committed in London and Middlesex and certain parts of Essex, Kent and Surrey. It was also empowered to try offences committed on the high seas or elsewhere abroad previously tried at the Admiralty Sessions.
The Central Criminal Court, sitting under commissions of oyer and terminer and gaol delivery, and holding at least twelve sessions in each year, consisted of the Lord Mayor of London as chief commissioner, and included the judges of the common law and certain other superior courts, the aldermen of the city, the Recorder, the Common Serjeant and the judges of the Mayor's and City of London court.
In practice, cases were heard mainly by the recorder of London, the Common Serjeant of London and a judge of the Mayor's and City of London court, with the more serious trials being reserved for the judges of the superior courts (the High Court from 1875) according to a rota.
There were initially two courts, Old Court and New Court, which from 1910 were known as the First Court and the Second Court. A Third Court was added in 1846, a Fourth Court in 1859 and a Fifth Court in 1911.
Under the Central Criminal Court Act 1856 the court was empowered to hear cases outside its ordinary jurisdiction to ensure a fair trial where local prejudice existed or where, due to its frequent sessions, it could offer an early trial and so avoid the delay in waiting for the next assizes. The power of the court to hear cases outside its ordinary jurisdiction was further extended by the Jurisdiction in Homicides Act 1862. In 1875 the court, together with the courts of assize, became a branch of the High Court of Justice under the Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1873.
The Central Criminal Court Act 1834 was repealed by the Administration of Justice Act 1964 which reconstituted the court and specified that its area of jurisdiction should be Greater London.
In 1848, the Court for the Consideration of Crown Cases Reserved was established under the Administration of Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1848 (11 & 12 Vic c78) and was presided over by Judges of the High Court who sat as occasion required. By the Crown Cases Reserved Act 1848 there was a limited right of appeal from decisions of the Central Criminal Court to the Court of Crown Cases Reserved.
Cases originally heard at the Central Criminal Court were occasionally reserved on questions of law for the opinion of this court. The court's jurisdiction was transferred to the Court of Criminal Appeal, established under the Criminal Appeal Act 1907 (7 Edw VII c23), and the court was wound up in 1908. The Court of Criminal Appeal continued to operate until the transfer of its jurisdiction to the Court of Appeal under the Criminal Appeal Act 1966.
Following the abolition of courts of assize and quarter sessions under the Courts Act 1971 and the establishment of a Crown Court of the Supreme Court it was provided that when that court sat in the city of London it should be known as the Central Criminal Court; it was also provided that the Lord Mayor of the city and any aldermen should be entitled to sit as judges of the court, together with any judge of the High Court or any circuit judge or recorder.
In 1972 the Crown Court of the Supreme Court of Judicature was established under the Courts Act 1971. The Crown Court was given exclusive jurisdiction in trial on indictment, including proceedings on indictment for offences within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England and also took over the appellate jurisdiction of quarter sessions.
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Tonawanda News — Open registration for the New York Heating Assistance Program, HEAP, will be held Tuesday at the Town of Tonawanda Senior Center, 291 Ensminger Road.
Two other outreach events will be held Jan. 14 at the town Senior Center and the City of Tonawanda Senior Center, 33 Main St.
Low income individuals can apply for the program, which provides financial assistance for heating bills on either day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Erie County Legislator Kevin Hardwick encouraged residents to take advantage of the program.
"As winter approaches it is extremely important that anyone who needs help heating their home take the proper steps to apply for HEAP to ensure they receive assistance," Hardwick said. "These outreach events help eligible residents with the applications process, which can be overwhelming. Anyone who needs an application or has questions is encouraged to contact my office."
Eligibility is based on the number of individuals living in a home. To see if your family qualifies, call the HEAP hotline at 858-7644.
Applications are available at the outreach event or by calling 858-1969.
Applicants will need to bring the following items to complete their paperwork:
• Four weeks' worth of pay stubs and proof of any other income, including Social Security or unemployment benefits.
• Identification for all people living in the house (Social Security card, driver's license or school ID).
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Pride of Baltimore, Inc. cordially invites you to it's event
Friday, November 9, 2012
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Thames Street Wharf
1300 Thames Street
Baltimore, MD 21231
Pride II will be docked outside of the building and illuminated in twinkling lights. She'll be visible through the breathtaking glass walls of the venue. Enjoy an evening of delicious cuisine, and open bar and fantastic entertainment.
Tickets are $75/each and can be purchased by visiting: www.pride2.org
Each year when Pride of Baltimore II is down rigged for the winter, there is no guarantee come Spring that funding will be available to open her back up. Your attendance at this event will help Pride of Baltimore II maintain her beauty and keep sailing the globe telling the tale of America's maritime history and the natural resources of the Chesapeake Bay.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Some incredible shows are on the roster as Tin Pan South continues in Music City.
Patty Alger and Kathy Mattea were schedule to perform at The Bluebird at 6:00 p.m. For the later shows, Mark Nesler was scheduled to be at The Listening Room, Lee Roy Parnell was set to be at the Rutledge, and Larry Gatlin was on the lineup for the Station Inn. Those shows were set to start at 9:00 p.m.
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Harmony, an empowerment course that Kerissa took in Sacremento, completely changed her life. "I became a woman after that course," she confesses. "I got in touch with myself and my femininty." Although people compare her to Claudia Schiffer and Pamela Andderson, Kerissa considers Marily Monroe a role model, especially after seeing one of her movies at the Playboy Mansion. "Marilyn was sweet and innocent, yet she wasn't," she says. "But she was friendly with everybody, male or female, and it wasn't threatenintg to her. Marilyn could talk to a man and treat him like a person and not feel like he was coming on to her. That's how I feel.
Now that Miss September's modeling career is on the right track with stints for Bacardi and the new Zebrahead CD, this single blonde's ambition is to find a man whose joie de vivre matches her own. "I like a guy with a great sense of humor, someone with a quick wit who I can have fun with," she says. "One time my boyfriend got up at seven in the morning and said, 'I'm going to make you a surprise. Go back to sleep and I'll wake you up when it's ready.' An hour and a half later, he blindfolded me and led me upstairs to the bathroom. I heard Sade playing and when he took off my blindfold, I saw that he had filled the Jacuzzi with milk and little flower-shaped candles. He told me that Cleopatra used to take mlik baths every day and that I deserved it, too. So he bathed me in milk and shaved my legs. That was something I'll never, ever forget. It was amazing." We suspect they both milked the experience for all it was worth.
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Create your own backgrounds! You'll get a uniquely vibrant effect with this set of alcohol inks on smooth surfaces such as glossy cardstock (link), candles, metal, acrylic, glass, and more. The polished stone look is perfect for cards, scrapbook pages, mats, ATCs and much more. Combine the three colors for many unique tones and shades.
Simply squeeze 2-3 drops of ink directly to your surface or use an applicator (link) and felt pads. For a softer look with more blending options, combine the inks with Blending Solution (link) on your project or felt pad. Sponge, tap, rub or spatter the color onto your surface. Dries quickly so you can stamp, emboss, cut or otherwise personalize your inked surface. These inks from Tim Holtz can also be used to dye fabric flowers. You'll get one each of Juniper, Lake Mist, and Pink Sherbet.
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