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Not every musical artist has enough hits to carry an entire show.
Kenny Loggins does.
He has a dozen platinum-plus albums to his credit and 15 top 40 hits. Loggins performs Sunday at 6 p.m. at the MSU Riley Center in downtown Meridian.
In a telephone interview with Loggins this week, Mississippi's musical heritage was discussed among other things.
"Anyone who's ever been influenced by Elvis Presley has to tie it back to Mississippi," Loggins said. "Anybody who has been influenced with rock 'n' roll, blues, folk, or country, they're dealing with that part of the world."
Loggins' influences are as broad as his talent. He's just about done it all in a career that started in the late '60s with a short stint in the psychedelic rock band The Electric Prunes.
After that, as a staff songwriter making $100 a week, he penned four of the songs released on The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's 1970 album "Uncle Charlie and His Dog Teddy."
One of those songs was "House At Pooh Corner." Asked if the audience would hear that song Sunday, Loggins said: "Yes, always do Pooh."
Loggins said the book, "The House at Pooh Corner," written by A.A. Milne, and published in 1928, has special significance for him.
"That was the first book I ever read myself," Loggins said. Eventually, like so many young people, he said he felt as though he was living in the last chapter of that book as he prepared to go out into the world. He could relate to Christopher Robin, who tries to explain to Pooh that he is going away.
"I knew something big was going to happen," Loggins said.
He said his show Sunday will be a "hits show, along with some deeper cuts."
Audience members can expect "Danny's Song," "Footloose," and anything else they came to hear.
Along with recording his own version of "House At Pooh Corner," "Danny's Song" appeared on the first Loggins and Messina album.
In the studio for what was to be his debut album, Loggins and his producer, Jim Messina, teamed up. The result was the 1972 album "Sittin' In," and the country-rock duo would continue putting songs on Billboard's Hot 100 and Adult Contemporary charts until their split in 1976.
Loggins' solo career produced million-seller albums such as "Celebrate Me Home," and "Nightwatch," that included the hit "Whenever I Call You Friend," recorded with Stevie Nicks. He co-wrote the 1979 Grammy-winning Song of the Year, "What A Fool Believes," with Michael McDonald of the Doobie Brothers, and his album "Keep The Fire" included the song "This Is It." That song earned Loggins the 1980 Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal. The songs "Don't Fight It," recorded with Journey front man Steve Perry, and "Heart To Heart," were on the 1982 album "High Adventure."
It also was in the '80s that Loggins became the King of Movie Theme Songs: "I'm Alright" from "Caddyshack"; "Footloose" from "Footloose"; "Danger Zone" from "Top Gun"; "Nobody's Fool" from "Caddyshack II."
The albums continue for Loggins. He has recorded a Christmas album and revisited his roots in the songwriting business with two CDs for children "Return To Pooh Corner," and "More Songs From Pooh Corner."
In 2005 and in 2009 Loggins and Messina teamed up again for tours.
And Loggins is back in a band — not psychedelic rock — a country/pop group called Blue Sky Riders.
He makes sure it's understood this is not Kenny Loggins and Blue Sky Riders. "This is very much a trio," he said. "We write and sing everything together."
And, since he and co-members Georgia Middleman and Gary Burr are all "over 30," as Loggins puts it, they enjoy bucking the odds a little bit with their new sounds.
"We're getting great reviews, and it's a great rush of adrenaline when we perform together," Loggins said. "That's my passion right now."
For more about Blue Sky Riders visit the website blueskyridersband.com.
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The winner was announced at an evening presentation on 14 April in London. Julia Harding MW collected the prize on behalf of the two other members of the triumvirate.
Describing Wine Grapes as an 'exceptional, groundbreaking' work, Harry Eyres, this year's assessor for the wine books, said that in a normal year all of the five shortlisted books would have been worthy winners.
The Wine Advocate's Neal Martin was the first recipient of the John Avery Award for his definitive book Pomerol. The award was presented by Sarah, widow of John Avery, who died of a heart attack a few days after last year's award presentation.
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AS305 Animals and Ethics
Course Description
This course provides an overview of the current debates about the nature and extent of our moral obligations to animals. Topics include general theories of ethics and their implications for animals, moral argument analysis, animal minds, and the uses of animals for food, clothing, experimentation, entertainment, hunting, as companions, and other purposes. 3 credits
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At the conclusion of the course, students will be able to:
- Explain and apply basic, fundamental concepts, theories and methods of reasoning from general ethics to particular moral issues concerning animals;
- Describe most influential moral arguments and positions given in defense of animals and for greater animal protection, these arguments' similarities and differences, the most common and influential objections that are raised against them and how these arguments' advocates might respond in defense of their positions;
- Develop views on the nature of our obligations to animals and be more able to provide positive moral defenses of these views and respond to critical objections.
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- Logic and ethics for animals
- Animal minds, animal harms
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The county Holding Center is a house of horrors, and Matt Spina reported Sunday on the department's practice of granting what amounts to overtime pay to management personnel to perform a task they don't actually perform. Sheriff Tim Howard doesn't see a problem with this, of course. Then again, he thinks the Holding Center is just dandy, too.
I'm not sure $425-an-hour lawyers, much less $150-an-hour PR flaks, can save this operation.
Oh, for the old days of B. John Tutuska -- to say nothing of Andy and Barney.
I've heard from two planners who said City Hall never even acknowledged receipt of their resume, much less talked to them, when it conducted its so-called search for a new city planner. Both seem to have legit credentials. The position, if you recall, was filled by a lawyer already on the city payroll who has never worked as a planner.
The folks at WNYMedia.net have a pretty funny, NCAA-bracket-inspired competition called PoltiFAIL. It pits the usual suspects against each other and lets readers choose who is more at fault for the state of the region. They're down to their Sweet 16, and pairings include Dale Volker vs. George Maziarz, Chris Collins vs. Barbara Miller-Williams, and the Western New York voter vs. Steve Pigeon. Good tongue-in-cheek fun. The list of bad politicians is depressing long, however.
The Chicken Littles are out in full force, with dire warnings from the School Boards Association and Buffalo Superintendent James Williams, about the prospect of massive layoffs if the state doesn't keep funding schools in a style they're accustomed to. A few Assembly members, including Sam Hoyt, have come up with one obvious solution -- a wage freeze for teachers. It's been happening in the private sector -- along with wage cuts -- as businesses come on hard times. Not that I expect the teacher unions to go along, as ever-increasing pay is regarded as an entitlement. I'd like to hear someone talk about consolidation of school services in the short run as a precursor to a merger of districts. We've got more than 30 in Erie and Niagara counties alone. Face it, school property taxes are the real killer in this state, and part of the reason is all the duplication that comes with the multitude of districts.
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I am very concerned that the majority of the current members of the Township Committee have again failed to take a proactive stance on an issue, this one being public safety.
At the most recent Committee meeting it was disclosed that there have been 14 residential burglaries in less than one month in Lacey. The position of the majority members of the Committee is to request neighbors to be alert and vigilant. The onus of maintaining this aspect of public safety they tell the individual resident it is their responsibility to insure a safe and secure neighborhood environment.
Committeeman Quinn is quoted as saying, "The police department requests that all citizens remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. Look out for your neighbor. Everyone has got to try and play their part."
This is all well and good, but how is the Committee, controlled by my opponents, playing their part? How? They are asking us to do it.
That is their response to this increasing public safety problem. Sit back and talk a good talk.
As part of my campaign I have, from the beginning, advocated for the Township to implement a "Neighborhood Watch Program" to keep our streets safe. This does not entail the hiring of new police officers, but it does create another set of "eyes and ears" for them. This coordinated group of responsible citizens could help reduce the amount of crime in our neighborhoods, much better than one or two individuals acting on their own.
Just think no cost to the taxpayers and a safer neighborhood. A bargain that my opponents, did not even think of, much less start.
One of my first priorities will be use all resources, neighborhood watch programs, our police department, and whatever other resources are available, to make our residents feel safe in their own homes and neighborhoods.
You do not need leaders who tell you, as an individual, that you have to take care of your own safety. We need proactive leadership, which has been lacking in this town for over twenty years, under the control of my opponents' party.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Finally. No more emphasis. Finally!!!
The Royals reversed a season-long trend Friday night by providing James Shields with some support nine runs worth and Shields ended a 10-start winless drought in a 9-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins.
The 11-hit attack included a season-high four homers. And heres the key stat: Shields had not pitched with a lead of more than one run during his winless streak.
We gave him that run support early, said first baseman Eric Hosmer, who hit two homers. We let him go out, pound strikes and let the defense work.
We usually dont score by the long ball, but tonight we used it in our favor. And it came at the right time with guys on base.
This wasnt Shields at his absolute best, although he still delivered a quality start by holding the Twins to three runs in 6 1/3 innings. It was his 14th quality start in 17 outings.
It was plenty good enough.
Theres definitely weight taken off, Shields admitted. Theres no doubt about it. I think my two-month anniversary was coming up of not getting a win, but this team has been grinding all season long.
Weve won the last six of my games, and I have no doubt in my mind that were going to keep going up from here.
The Royals jumped to an early 3-0 lead on Billy Butlers three-run homer in the first inning against Minnesota starter P.J. Walters. Mike Moustakas added a two-run shot in the third that extended the lead to 6-0.
And Hosmer contributed his second career multi-homer game, which helped keep the Twins at arms length. He had a solo shot in the fifth and a two-run bomb in the seventh.
The hitters did a phenomenal job of getting runs early in the game, Shields said, but Im a little more impressed with our defense. You could, pretty much, run a web-gem highlight reel from todays game.
Shortstop Alcides Escobar made two spectacular plays, including a diving catch on a line drive when Minnesota threatened a comeback in the eighth inning against reliever Bruce Chen.
Moustakas also made a diving play on a sharp grounder by Brian Dozier for the first out in the seventh inning. But the turning point was a diving two-out catch by right fielder David Lough in the fourth.
Lough snatched extra bases away from Pedro Florimon with two outs, runners at second and third and two runs already across.
Our defense has been spectacular, manager Ned Yost said. It really has. Borderline spectacular every night.
Tim Collins replaced Shields after Florimons one-out single in the seventh turned over the lineup. Collins completed the inning with no damage.
Of course, it wasnt an easy ride to the finish.
Chen found immediate trouble in the eighth when the Twins loaded the bases with no outs on a walk and two singles. Chen retired Trevor Plouffe on a foul pop to first before the Royals summoned Aaron Crow.
Thats when Escobar made his diving catch on Doziers line drive for the second out. Crow then retired Florimon on a grounder to first.
J.C. Gutierrez worked a one-two-three ninth as the Royals, 37-40, evened the four-game weekend series at one victory apiece. The Twins won 3-1 in Thursdays opener.
Hosmer and Butler each had three of the 11 hits. The four homers were the most by the Royals since they hit four on Aug. 11, 2012 in a 7-3 victory at Baltimore.
Billy in the first inning with that big swing , Hosmer said, thats what defines the leader of an offense. Thats taking the matter into his own hands right there to put us on the board and give Shieldsy that early run support.
Butlers blast came after intermittent rain delayed the start by 26 minutes.
That was just the start of it, he said. I think it made everybody relax. But Im not swinging the bats for other guys. They were making a lot of solid contact. There were a lot of good things to build on.
Butlers homer ended a personal drought of 136 at-bats without one dating to May 14. It was also the 109th homer of his career. , which matched Bo Jackson for 10th place on the Royals all-time list.
And it provided Shields with a multiple-run lead for the first time since an 8-2 victory over Tampa Bay on April 30, i.e., his last victory. Shields then started his night by working a one-two-three inning with two strikeouts. He had allowed 14 runs in the first inning of his 16 previous starts.
The Royals extended their lead to 4-0 after Lorenzo Cain opened the second with a double to left. Walters retired the next three hitters, but Alex Gordon lined an RBI single up the middle.
Four is the Royals well-established magic threshold; they are now 26-5 when they score at least four runs.
That fourth run was also notable because the Royals had not scored in the first and second inning of a game since April 9. That was also against the Twins in a 7-4 victory at Kauffman Stadium.
The lead climbed to 6-0 when Moustakas mashed a two-run homer with two outs in the third inning. It traveled 420 feet and into the upper deck in right field.
It was Moustakas first homer in 125 at-bats dating to May 10. (The Royals also scored in the first three innings of that April 9 game.)
All of that damage came against Twins starter P.J. Walters, who departed after the third inning. He dropped to 2-4.
The Twins broke through in the fourth after Josh Willingham rammed a one-out single through the right side. Justin Morneau followed by pulling an RBI double past first.
Plouffes two-out single moved Morneau to third before Dozier pulled an RBI double past third that closed the gap to 6-2. Lough ended the inning, and saved two runs, by making a diving catch on Florimons twisting liner.
The Royals got one run back when Hosmer crushed a one-out homer in the fifth against reliever Anthony Swarzak. It marked the Royals first three-homer game since a 6-2 victory on May 9 at Baltimore.
Minnesota answered immediately when Clete Thomas crushed Shields first pitch in the bottom of the inning -- a 410-foot bomb to right. The lead was down to 7-3.
Hosmers second homer, also against Swarzak, extended the lead to 9-3 in the seventh inning. So wheres this offense been this season on nearly every other night?
Theres no rhyme or reason why its been few and far between, Butler said. But its good to do it because you know its in the tank. Its great to have a night like that for Shieldsy.


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I write about making the leap from achiever to leader.
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We've had three stunning examples in less than a week of the cultural headwinds that women are still up against, ranging from the need to "spin" Hillary's body language, photo-shopping her out of of history and crediting only "the guys" for the complex, clandestine operation that closed the Osama Bin Laden chapter.
First came the riveting photo from the White House Situation Room of President Obama and his national security inner circle monitoring the raid on Bin Laden's lair.
The good news is that two women — Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Counter-terrorism Director Audrey Tomason – are part of that circle of trust. The bad news is the ridiculous angst the photo triggered over the gender differences it captured. The men were stone-faced, revealing little. It was only the expression and body language of the most powerful woman in our nation that most clearly communicated the tension, high stakes and, yes, even fears that every leader in the room was experiencing. No surprise there. We socialize men and women to express emotions very differently.
But here's the astonishing part. After the now-iconic image was released, Clinton, whose hand was raised to her mouth in the photo, felt she needed to explain the gesture by telling media she was "trying not to cough" at the instant the photo was taken. Are we still that uncomfortable with powerful women behaving like women rather than "men in skirts" that even she needs to spin her actions that deviate from the male norm? And since when is the behavior of only fifty percent of the human race "the norm"?
The next astonishing example came just a few days later when an Orthodox Jewish, Brooklyn newspaper, Der Tzitung, made the outrageous and journalistically flawed decision to air brush Clinton and Tomason out of the Situation Room photo. Why? Because the paper has a "long-standing editorial policy" of never publishing photos of women, supposedly to "show respect for women." Please! The newspaper has since apologized, but their policy stands and reveals plenty about the deeply-ingrained gender biases that women still face – even in the U.S.
Could you follow this up with an article talking about how women don't have balls? I'm sick of hearing women say to other women, "You don't have the balls to do that." It's kind of surprising language — but of course women don't have balls and never will.
Doyle wrote: "Women Are Not Guys. I'm tired of being told that the word "guys" is 'gender neutral' and includes women. I've heard that before, decades ago when grammarians and most major newspapers insisted that the pronoun "he" included women and the use of he/she was clumsy and unnecessary."
I'm tired of blathering silly people trying to re-write dictionaries, which only describe the common characteristics of language usage by native speakers. Even if Doyle (and legions of other laughable fools) don't like it, the word "guys" is used as gender neutral. English doesn't even identify gender in the customary grammar, as do most other European languages.
"Mankind" includes females. "Family of Man" means both genders. And a female can, will, and should be able to stand up from a table of several other women and say "See you guys later." Most women do. It's an accurate English usage.
And Doyle is just blazingly silly.
Excellent article! Studies have proven women are better listeners and are less likely to dominate work groups. The business world is a better place when men and women work together in unity!
I do of course realize that my reply to your column is a little bit late, but I hope that you read it anyhow.
You said "The men were stone-faced, revealing little. It was only the expression and body language of the most powerful woman in our nation that most clearly communicated the tension, high stakes and, yes, even fears that every leader in the room was experiencing. No surprise there."
Do you really believe that the expression and body language of the men in that picture reveal nothing? All of the men in that room look rather serious to me. Hilary Clinton looks distressed more than serious. It is difficult to see what Audrey Tomason is feeling, as she is in the background, but she looks curious to me.
Now, why would Clinton attempt to explain why her hand was raised? A mystery, but I believe I might be able to shed some light on the matter. As I have already said, she appears distressed (shocked, surprised, upset) at the situation. We are not uncomfortable with women acting like women, but rather we are uncomfortable with our leaders being distressed in a serious scenario where they should be able to keep a level head and appropriately assess and deal with the issue at hand.
Your next "astonishing example" has to do with an Orthodox Jewish newspaper. This then becomes a religious argument more than anything else. While I will happily debate religion with anybody who so wishes, it is not my primary focus here. I simply must point out that this is has little to do with "ingrained gender biases" in our culture, as our culture is not Orthodox Jewish, by and large.
Now, as for the word "guys". We must first note, and accept, that "guys" is different from "guy" in meaning. "Guy" is used to refer to one man or boy, while "guys" is used to refer to a group of people of either sex. "Mankind" included women, and "guys" can refer to both men and women. Once, there may have been a different meaning, but in our culture, "guys" is gender neutral.
He/she is an interesting one, and I must admit to surprise that it caught on to say "he or she" instead of just "he". (Well, most people today actually say "they", but that is grammatically flawed.)
Your test with language is ridiculous. "Gals" is not a gender neutral word. Look it up on Dictionary.com if you like.
There is a reason that the President would say "guys" and not "people". Saying "guys" is a lot more informal than "people", or "men and women". (How formal you are in a speech has myriad effects, which I shall not go into for the sake of keeping this at a slightly readable length.) Besides the obvious point I just made, why would you expect great oratorical skills from Obama? He has said a great deal of stupid things in the past, and will likely continue to do so.
I am glad that there are people taking action in our world with regards to equality, but how does it promote equality among men and women to have a group made up of entirely women discuss these things? Would it do to have a group made up of entirely men? No, so why is it okay for women?
Give up your absurd feminist ideals in North America – the balance has actually swung the opposite way, and it is often men being oppressed. Naturally there are many other countries in the world where this is not the case, but in North America it certainly is the case.
I would much appreciate a reply if you did in fact read this, just to know that you did read it.
Thank you for the column,
Anomander Rake
Dear Mr Anomander Rake
You said, "mankind included women, and guys can include both men and women". You state with such authority (whose?) that guys includes women. Why does adding an "s" on a word transform it into word that REALLY means both sexes?
To defend this, you say it is our culture. THAT is exactly the point!! We have been acculturated to see maleness as the norm and tack on an "s" for the women, god bless 'em. The language reflects our culture and mankind literally was OK because women (and black people by the way) just didn't count so why even have a word for them?? There is a historical, factual reason why this has happened and you sound a bit in the dark about it. From that historical perspective arose the tendency to say "mankind really means women too". And from there the more informal word guys.
Doyle's test was right on. If it is not OK to take a feminine word (like gals) and say hey that really includes men, then it is NOT OK to take a masculine word (like guys) and say hey really the plural includes women. Because it just doesn't no matter how much you say it does, with great conviction. I am just as convicted that I do not see myself in "mankind" or in "guys"
The pendulum is indeed swinging. Let's hope us gals feel a little more sensitive to the whole issue when we are the ones in power. Maybe we won't force you to go by a feminine name and tell you that you're being sensitive, that OF COURSE you are included when we say "gals" or "womankind".
BTW I will believe men are being oppressed when the government gets involved with regulating the sexual health of men as much as they seem to enjoy getting involved in the sexual health of women. I note with interest that you did not point to one instance of men in general being oppressed in this country though you seem to believe this. Are there laws in this country that force employers to pay men as much as they pay women? When that happens then I might give you a little credence. But until then I'll continue to tell my daughter that yes, she can be president, when of course, I have to point to South Korea or Germany to prove it.


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Since the President's Cup inception 16 years ago, the battle between Springfield's Lincoln Homestead Country Club and Lebanon Country Club has been tight.
A win by Lebanon this year helped prove just how close the series has been, evening the all-time record at 8-8.
The Lebanon side came away with an 18-12 victory after the two-day event.
A pair of state officials stopped by the Isaiah House in Willisburg last week to learn more about the facility's practices, as well as to engage in discussions about the growing problem of heroin use across the state.
Senate President Pro Tempore Katie Stine-R, District 24 (Bracken, Campbell and Pendleton counties) and Rep. Kim King-R, Harrodsburg, were given a tour of the main building and had a chance to sit down for a conversation with Isaiah House Exectutive Director Mark LaPalme, who recently returned to the position following a short hiatus.
A new principal was only going to be hired at Washington County High School if the right person stepped up to claim the position, as naming an interim principal for one year was not out of the question.
Washington County Schools, however, found their man.
Thad Elmore, who has been in education for 19 years, has spent much of his time in Elizabethtown — most recently at Helmwood Heights Elementary and TK Stone Middle — and he'll be taking over at WCHS as students and faculty prepare to move to the new facility.
A Springfield man is wanted in Boyle County after deputies say he fled during a drug raid where he could have seriously hurt someone.
The Boyle County sheriff says John Essex, better known as Mikey, fled a drug raid and is on the loose after driving through these fences during a police chase Friday morning.
In 1990, Bobby Bishop and Jonathan Coyle graduated from Washington County High School.
From there, they both moved on to get bachelor's degrees from the University of Kentucky and would move to Versailles, Ky., around the same time.
They even had children around the same age, Coyle with twins, Alex and Ben, and Bishop with his son, Brandon.
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Susan B. Hardin executive director for the American Red Cross Heart of Kentucky Chapter is pleased to announce two new board members. Effective on July 1, 2014, the Heart of Kentucky Chapter has 12 members representing all three counties. During the annual meeting held on June 23 retiring board member Dr. Cristina Patrick was recognized for her six years of service.
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Tim Cocanougher of Springfield, candidate for the Circuit Court Judge 11th Circuit, District 1, withdrew his candidacy on Monday, citing a recent opportunity to continue his work conducting sexual assault investigations for the U.S. Military.
A former commonwealth's attorney, Cocanougher said his view of the judge's seat as a very respectable and highly esteemed position influenced his decision to file.
The proposed plan for moving into the new Washington County High School building was provided by superintendent Robin Cochran recently, with the school board approving a schedule change on Monday night to accommodate the move.
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A driver who apparently lost control while trying to navigate a curve in the road in Hastings-on-Hudson on Friday afternoon struck and killed a pedestrian when his vehicle plowed through a fence and according to reports that Hastings Police Sgt. Andy Hayden cited as accurate.
Reports have named the victim as Mario Moreno, 39, of The Bronx. Moreno was a handyman for Riverview catering hall on Warburton Ave. and was preparing for an evening event when the accident occurred, according to reports Sgt. Hayden cited as accurate. He reportedly worked for Riverview for 15 years.
Sgt. Hayden said the accident occurred around 2:15 p.m. Emergency responders and police from Yonkers assisted at the scene where Moreno was reportedly found with his leg severed below the knee. The victim went into cardiac arrest before being transported to St. John's Riverside Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to reports Sgt. Andy Hayden cited as accurate.
The car, described as a black Ford sedan, landed yards away from the Metro North Commuter Railroad Hudson Line tracks. Reports say the car had Connecticut license plates. The driver's identity has not been released; he was the sole passenger.
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On Sept. 15, 2012, the New York City Fire Department Emerald Society Pipes and Drums Band will be celebrating its 50th year in service to the FDNY and New York City at a special reception at Citi Field. The event will include a performance of the entire ninety member Band marching in from centerfield. The Band will be honored at the Empire State Building on this night as the building will be bathed in green and white lights.
These men are a true band of brothers who have always been there when called to service. They represent the best of the Irish spirit and tradition and they brought New York City through some of its darkest days.
The New York City Fire Department Emerald Society Pipes and Drums was started in 1962 with seventeen charter members and the idea that it would foster and develop a greater appreciation for Irish music and encourage the preservation of Irish culture and traditions. The Band has played throughout the country, and internationally in the United Kingdom and throughout Europe. Today, the Band plays at over two hundred events a year, including weddings, wreath-laying ceremonies, plaque dedications, funerals, parades, and fundraisers for charitable organizations such as The Wounded Warrior Project, Wings Over Wall Street, and the Special Olympics, amongst others.
The Band has a special connection to Port Washington in that it has marched down Main Street for several Port Washington Fire Department special anniversaries. The Band's founding Drum Major James "Big Jim" Corcoran has his final resting place in Nassau Knolls Cemetery in Port Washington.
Who could forget the Band's proudest achievements after 9/11/2001 when it was decided that there would be representation from the Band at all 343 FDNY members' funerals. This band of brothers persevered to perform this solemn duty in loving support for the families. This was no easy task, with members sometimes playing twelve to fifteen funerals a day, making sure no family went unserved. Selfless acts such as this are common to the New York City Fire Department Emerald Society Pipes and Drums.
I am proud to say that one of the original charter members of the band is my father in law Eddie McLoughlin of Port Washington who is 83 years young and still marches with his brothers. Our family will look at the Band with great pride this Saturday evening as we have done so for many years. May God continue to Bless and watch over this Band of Brothers.
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---- — OTTUMWA — The Ottumwa Regional Healthy Auxiliary is gearing up for the holiday season early this year.
On Sunday, Nov. 3, the auxiliary is sponsoring a soup supper from 4:30-7 p.m. in the Ottumwa Regional Health Center Cafeteria. The supper is open for anyone to attend and is an all-you-can-eat event, with a choice of soup from chicken noodle, chili and vegetable beef. They will also have a relish tray with dips, beverages and an assortment of delicious pies available.
"It gets all of my volunteers and auxiliary together for a night to have fun," said auxiliary director Beverly Molkenthin. "It's a fundraiser that we've had for many, many years."
Tickets for the supper cost $6 and are available before the supper at the Auxiliary Member Occasions! Gift Shop, information desk or volunteer office. They will also be available at the door during the supper.
If you don't care to eat your soup in the cafeteria, a to-go option is also available from 4:30-6 p.m. To-go orders will be given out in the circle drive drive-up.
After getting full on soup and pie, guests are encouraged to head over to Conference Room D of the health center, where there will be a Holiday Gift Sale. The gift sale lasts from 1-7 p.m. Nov. 3 and 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 4.
Volunteers will be selling various items, including University of Iowa and Iowa State University apparel, kitchen accessories and other Christmas items.
All of the proceeds from the soup supper and gift sale will go to the Teen Health Center at Ottumwa High School. The Teen Health Center is very important to Molkenthin and the auxiliary, and they give all they can to help with its funding so students have a place to go at the high school.
"[Teen Health Center] helps the teens be able to stay in school and helps the parents so they don't have to go to a doctor for just a cold," Molkenthin said.
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Not bad. I have always wanted to give this place a try.
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Buzzing sound on takeoff with Silverado Duramax TSB PIP4826?
From the day I test drove the truck (I have never owned a Chevy Duramax before been with Cummins for past 10 years) I heard a buzz noise coming from the dash/engine compartment.
The salesman said it was normal and all of them did it. Well that was good for me as it was a new truck bla bla bla. But then with the integrity issues I have had with that dealership and salesman (some of you may have seen other threads where they lied about simple things like the truck having a diesel owners manual supplement) I decided today to look it up.
I didn't find anything on it here but I did find it on a couple other forums. Turns out the sound I hear might be something a technical service bulletin has been release on, TSB # is PIP4826
Guess I'll call my dealership that I have been working with that I trust about it and see what they say. Figured I would post about it here in case others had the same thing or knew more about it.
Here is the main site I found the answers (hope it is ok to link to them) I just wanted you to know my source but I also wanted to make sure this forum had the info so that no one would have to go elsewhere next time. ;)
This one even has a photo of what one guy did to fix it himself: http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=436847
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PS, the fix is to turn one of the hoses 60 degrees counter clockwise.Buy Made in USA, The job you save just might be your own.
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The fix is to rotate the hose closest to the center/ drivers side of the truck. The noise is a form of water jacketing as the coolant approaches the firewall. Easy fix for sure2011 Chevey Silverado 2500 HD LML CC/LB 4x4 LT
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#PIP4826: Vibration Moan Or Buzz Type Noise Heard Or Felt Inside Passenger Compartment - (Aug 31, 2010)
Subject: Vibration, Moan, or Buzz Type Noise Heard or Felt Inside Passenger Compartment
Models: 2011 Chevrolet Silverado
2011 GMC Sierra
Equipped with the 6.6 Duramax Diesel Engine ( RPO codes LML and LGH )
The following diagnosis might be helpful if the vehicle exhibits the symptom(s) described in this PI.
A dealer may encounter a customer concern of a vibration, moan, or buzz type noise heard from either inside the passenger compartment, or from under the hood. Noise may be described as coming from passenger side front of engine compartment, or from cowl area. The noise is heard better when the engine RPM is raised to between 2300 to 2600 RPM.
If the customer concern fits the noise described in this PI, verify if the noise will change if slight pressure is put on the heater hoses. If the noise dissipates with light pressure applied on heater hose, rotating the heater hose may alleviate the noise.
To rotate the inlet heater hose follow the steps below.
Make sure engine has cooled down, and cooling system pressure has been released.
Squeeze the clamp tangs to loosen the clamp on the EGR cooler heater hose (removal of the hose is not necessary so there should be no coolant loss).
Rotate the hose (approximately 60 degrees counter clockwise) on the steel pipe fitting at the EGR cooler. The heater hose has a molded bend and a quick disconnect fitting at the heater core. After the hose is rotated be sure the molded bend is at the highest vertical point or approximately the 12 o'clock position. Rotate or wiggle the hose connection at the vehicle's body side to remove any pre-load in quick-connect fitting.
Release clamp tangs to engage or tighten the clamp at the EGR cooler.
Please see completed hose relocation below.
Re-evaluate the noise after the hose has been rotated on the EGR cooler fitting.
Please follow this diagnostic or repair process thoroughly and complete each step. If the condition exhibited is resolved without completing every step, the remaining steps do not need to be performed.
If it keeps up, you might have some bees under there. :D...
Well since my truck is only 3 months old I figured I would let the "pros" do it. I just received a phone call that they could not reproduce it. (groan) I told them how to reproduce it and told them if the engine was fully warmed up it most likely would not happen or at least be as noticeable. Then I asked if they could just go ahead and rotate the hose for me anyway as I KNOW it is happening. He said they would let the truck cool off and try it again. (hmmmm) And then he also said on this engine he doesn't think it has the issue and that the engine was made different so they might not be able to do anything. I told him it was the SAME engine as in the service bulletin and that if he needed I could send him photos etc. lol He said he had all he needed in the TSB and that he would talk to the tech again and see if they could figure it out. (shew)
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Sooooooooooo, they did reproduce the issue and they do feel the noise is the hose.
..here is the kicker folks. On 2012 models the HOSE MAY NOT BE ABLE TO BE TURNED. Thus they had to order the other hose style and said when it comes in they will install it and in the correct position.
Just some good FYI for anyone else that might pull this thread up at a later date. If you have a newer than 2011 model and you hear the buzz sound you might not be able to just turn your hose yourself (huh huh that didn't sound right). You MAY need a different hose and then install it with the bend straight up.
Last edited by E_HILLMAN; 03-18-2013 at 01:33 PM.
Hose got replaced Saturday. If you have a 2012 with this issue DO NOT try to just rotate the hose on your own. Take it in, give them the TSB number above and have them replace the hose. My truck only had about 5k miles on it and the hose was already getting some wear on it where it was vibrating/rubbing. All sounds nice and smooth now.
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The award for the Best Freeware Product of 2010 as judged by the users of Gizmo's Freeware, goes to Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE).
It is a worthy winner. MSE is a truly outstanding free product. It is an anti-malware program that offers real-time malware detection and file scanning capabilities that are the equal of the best commercial security programs. Furthermore it does its job without noticeably slowing down users' PCs. In fact most users will see no significant performance impact at all after installing MSE.
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Votes for Opera in our poll surged forward with the release of the long-awaited Opera 11 during the voting period which had the effect of pushing it into second place.
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by SamPD (not verified) on 31. December 2010 - 17:25 (63622)
Very handy list!
Unfortunately I do not find Microsoft Security Essentials to be unubtrusive when used for real-time monitoring. On my WinXP installation I noticed the rendering of folder views in Explorer, including the Start Menu, slowed *way* down after adding MSE. And EXE files would often not render with their primary icon showing at all under the Icons, List or Details views. (It was as if MSE was scanning each executable to see whether it was safe before displaying the icon.)
So I have ended up making MSE a manually enabled service. I restart it to update the signatures database and to do scans as a complement to SUPERAntiSpyware scan results. Will try Malwarebytes now as well, based on the recommendation here.
It is definitely a good idea to get multiple malware scan readouts from different programs. My experience is that any one is likely to give false positives.
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by debug (not verified) on 1. January 2011 - 17:53 (63656)
You need to change the setting for just enough protection.
Here is my setting:
- Real time protection ON
- Scan incoming file only
- Excluded file and location ( where I put most of my iso, rar, zip, music and videos files )
- Excluded file types ( iso, rar, zip, 7z, music and videos )
- Excluded processes ( winrar.exe, everything.exe, freefilesync.exe, teracopy.exe )
I know it is a bit risky but this setting enough for me, I don't have any known virus for the last 6 month.
online everyday, enter underground website regularly.
With this setting I have no problem exploring any drive, any folder ( more than 2 million files + 60K folder =1,2TB).
I don't use any other realtime security software, install them but start them manually when I need it.
Just right click and scan after you download.
MSE still catch the virus in files when you access them.
I still use XP SP3, Pentium 4 with 1GB memory, 250GB x 2, and 1TB usb drive attached all the time.
Sorry for my english.
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3.21/5 rDev -16.6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Tulip.
Appearance: Hazy gold with moderate, stark white head with tiny bubbles.
Smell: Banana, clove, pepper and fleshy fruit. A trifle mild.
Taste: Strong fleshy fruit with light yeast notes of banana and clove. Not as much pepper on the finish as expected, with a lingering fruit aftertaste that is off.
Feel: Moderate carbonation, medium body, a little syrupy. Finish is not dry at all.
Overall: Bad finish and aftertaste. Otherwise okay.
Serving type: bottle
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4.83/5 rDev +25.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
Got this bottle as a Father's Day gift. A nice treat and a well made tripel that aligns along the way I prefer my tripels.
A-Majestic bronze color. Perfect creamy white head.
S-Nice yeastiness....a lot of berries..blueberries, blackberries, strawberries...vanilla
T-Sweet flavor to this....very fruity with the berries but now also overripe peaches as well....honey...bubble gum...great flavor to this....some light lemon poppyseed muffin flavor to this as well....
M-Medium to full bodied....perfect carbonation....for as sweet as this is it does not become cloying.
O-My very first Boom Island beer as I am hesitant to pull the trigger on pricy bombers with mixed reviews. I will likely buy this again. I love this beer. Top tier tripel in my book.
Serving type: bottle
06-15-2014 01:21:29 | More by ZAP
5/5 rDev +29.9%
05-29-2014 12:28:00 | More by Richardbcoffin
4.01/5 rDev +4.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Poured from a 750 ml bottle into a tulip glass.
Appearance: A hazy golden color with a one finger creamy white head. Leaves a white cap throughout and nice sticky lacing.
Smell: Sweet and yeasty with spices and banana. A little alcohol in the mix, but not overpowering. Smells like a welcoming Belgian ale.
Taste: Sweet and fruit with a nice little hops flavor that is quickly followed by spices of pepper and clove and sweet fruits. Finishes semi-sweet with a little alcohol tang.
Feel: Creamy and slippery medium body with low-to-medium carbonation.
Overall: A pretty good interpretation of the Belgian Tripel style. Some big fruity and yeasty flavors, with some spice and alcohol. I have bought this a few times, and will buy it again.
Serving type: bottle
05-23-2014 21:05:43 | More by ChopperSmith
4/5 rDev +3.9%
03-25-2014 14:44:19 | More by capuchinpilates
4/5 rDev +3.9%
03-24-2014 17:46:36 | More by dwagner003
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
03-24-2014 00:27:29 | More by Mdodge8837
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
03-23-2014 22:26:31 | More by DaveMiller
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
03-07-2014 01:03:05 | More by HoistinBrews
3.18/5 rDev -17.4%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Poured into snifter. No bottle date that I could find. Opened 10 months after purchase.
A Light, golden, transparent. Thick foamy head. Good retention. Lots of carbonation/fizz.
S Very bready. Yeast. Wheat. Slight hint of alcohol.
T Just like the smell, but add some banana, clove, and black pepper. The alcohol is too pronounced. Almost medicinal. Aspirin.
M Good full mouthfeel that's true to the style. Finishes a bit harsh because of the booziness.
O Man, I wanted to like this. I really did. Thought putting some age to it would be beneficial, maybe I should get some fresh, though I don't think that will help the flaws that it has. Rubbing alcohol and over-the-counter drugs are way too prevalent in the flavor. Needing a pair of pliers to get the cork out didn't help the overall disposition. Smelled damn good though.
Serving type: bottle
02-22-2014 05:30:33 | More by PieOhMy
5/5 rDev +29.9%
02-09-2014 20:25:04 | More by Boomstick
4/5 rDev +3.9%
01-12-2014 06:54:22 | More by Danegerous123
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
12-19-2013 01:40:56 | More by MNBeerGeek
3.25/5 rDev -15.6%
11-24-2013 04:59:38 | More by mmulebarn
3.45/5 rDev -10.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
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A=pours a cloudy straw yellow color with a 1 finger head that recedes quickly
S-lemon zest pale malts sweet bread
T-citrus and lemon grass yeast aromas of banana and wheat sweet candi malts
M/O-low carbonation with sweet malts hops take a back seat
Serving type: on-tap
11-09-2013 23:00:39 | More by gatornation
4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
10-20-2013 04:42:52 | More by Beerlover
4/5 rDev +3.9%
09-23-2013 15:21:28 | More by sgttibbs
3.04/5 rDev -21%
look: 2 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 2.75
A 750 ml bottle with a ton of yeast on the bottom of the bottle.
Poured into a snifter the first pour of this beer clear golden with a fair amount of suspended yeast. Not much of a head, a thin white ring around the glass-no lacing.
Cold the aroma is yeasty with some spicy phenolic notes. Clean barley malt aroma. As it warms little additional aromas come out.
Initial taste is clean malt with a pleasant yeastiness to it with some white peppery phenolic finish. As the beer warms, vapory alcohol comes out a bit. Slight bitterness.
Light bodied for such a high ABV beer. Moderate to low carbonation for a tripel. Finishes a bit spicy but doesn't linger much.
Overall, this is a decent tripel. Not much complexity, but its clean and not hot so does the job. Probably my favorite beer so far from this new brewer. However, given its similar price to the Belgians I don't see why I'd come back to this one.
Serving type: bottle
09-09-2013 00:53:53 | More by deebo
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
08-14-2013 12:52:46 | More by TriageStat
3.25/5 rDev -15.6%
08-07-2013 00:30:45 | More by BeersAndBears
3/5 rDev -22.1%
07-30-2013 18:06:30 | More by Beardcore
4/5 rDev +3.9%
07-12-2013 02:47:40 | More by CesarLopes
4.91/5 rDev +27.5%
look: 4.75 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
This beer is one of my all time go to beers. It is a deceptively easy beer to drink for 9.5%. The bottle condition creates great effervescence in the glass which adds to the presentation. I get notes of banana and clove in the nose and initial tasting and it has a nice crisp finish.
Serving type: bottle
07-07-2013 15:53:08 | More by Ross_Haddow
5/5 rDev +29.9%
05-16-2013 02:06:39 | More by Showboat66
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
04-20-2013 13:45:17 | More by Mervjahn
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The Occupy Storefront organization has shifted from activism to philanthropy in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, and its leaders are asking for the Sachem community to help get much needed aid to communities ravaged by the storm.
Jason Sullivan, a media spokesperson for the organization, said they are currently assembling crews, making sandwiches and other prep work to deliver to areas as near as Mastic Beach to as far as Atlantic Beach, NJ.
"We're planning to send stuff out to the city as well," Sullivan said. "We're trying to conserve gas so we're going to see if we can use mass transit, and car pool if we can."
Sullivan said they plan to work around the clock, and the storefront, just diagonal from the Ronkonkoma train station, will be open at all times, even if no one is manning it.
"We need donations," Sullivan said. "If anyone has any prepared foods, sandwiches, blankets, clothes, diapers, batteries; people can drop stuff off [at the storefront]. We're also asking for volunteers to drive, to distribute food, stuff along those lines," Sullivan added.
If anyone has items to donate, they can drop it off in the doorway of the Occupy Storefront location at 59 Railroad Avenue in Ronkonkoma. The doors will be open at all times.


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