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Combat Rock, for the upteenth time.
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EDIT: Oh, I should probably point out that my least favourite track on the album is Should I Stay Or Should I Go. Really, there is so much more to this album than a hastily scraped together Rolling Stones guitar manifesto. Straight To Hell, Sean Flynn, Ghetto Defendant, Inoculated City etc. on the other hand are some of the most inspired, beautiful and interesting pieces of music ever done against the backdrop of punk rock.


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There are a plethora of hickory trees all over Bluffton. There are lots of big ones in our yard. They are so gorgeous most of the year, and then poof, hickory nuts come raining down on everything in the fall.
This time of year is also Thanksgiving for the squirrels as they happily stuff themselves on the hickory bounty -- as do we on turkey. They have a field day with the bounty that appears, nibbling on the hickory nuts and then -- as it certainly looks to me -- they try awfully hard to hit passersby in the head with their leftovers. The nuts, though rather small, can hurt if lobbed from way up in the tree.
I wonder why the hickory tree seems to love our area so much. If you look you all along the bluff, you will see them on the river- and marshfront.
Their roots can make walking a bit difficult and one can appear to have imbibed too much if not careful!
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Matthew Maguire Returns to NYC's Wild Project With His Wild Man in Rome Solo Show Nov. 14
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Obie Award-winning actor and director Matthew Maguire returns to The Wild Project in his new solo show, Wild Man in Rome, for a two-week engagement beginning Nov. 14 in NYC.
Presented by Creation Production Company, Wild Man in Rome — a follow-up to Maguire's Wild Man, which premiered at The Wild Project in 2010 — continues through Nov. 24.
Written and performed Maguire, Wild Man in Rome features direction by Elizabeth Margid and lighting design by Chad McArver.
In Maguire's first show, Wild Man, he grappled with mortality as he explored the wildest moments of his life and told true stories of runaway horses, smuggling watermelons and cheating death. Wild Man in Rome, according to Creation Production Company, includes "fresh stories collected in Rome over four years. Whereas Wild Man was entirely autobiographical, Wild Man in Rome will weave fact with fable. Wild Man in Rome asks: Where is our wild side and how can we unleash it?"
Following its run at The Wild Project, Wild Man in Rome will play L.A's Son of Semele Ensemble beginning Nov. 29.
The Wild Project is located at 195 East 3rd Street. For tickets, call (212) 352-3101 or click here. For more information, visit CreationProduction.org.
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If there's one thing every self-published author yearns for, it's to be reviewed alongside traditionally published books, but for most that's a dream that is unlikely to come true. Book reviewers, whether for traditional book review columns or book blogs, frequently don't accept submissions from self-published authors. Instead, there's a web of professional relationships between traditional publishers and reviewers which keeps the books and the reviews flowing.
But this week, the New York Times, one of the most important source of book reviews, published a long and enthusiastic review of a self-published book, Alan Sepinwall's The Revolution Was Televised. Based on his TV criticism blog, What's Alan Watching, Sepinwall's book:
analyzes a dozen "great millennial dramas" that have forged a new golden age in TV: bold, innovative shows that have pushed the boundaries of storytelling, mixed high and low culture, and demonstrated that the small screen could be an ideal medium for writers and directors eager to create complex, challenging narratives with "moral shades of gray."
But the New York Times' Michiko Kakutani wasn't the only mainstream book critic to write about Sepinwall's book. USA Today carried an interview with Sepinwell at the end of November, Time published a review of its own, The Huffington Post carried a review, so did the New Yorker.
Sepinwall got the kind of coverage that most traditionally published authors can only dream of. To some extent, this might just be reviewers reviewing another reviewer, a little bit of moral support from your friends, except Sepinwall's friends have very big megaphones. But at the same time, it illustrates that the idea of a division between 'traditionally published' and 'self-published' is becoming a ridiculous construct with no meaning whatsoever.
In fact, the variation in quality within the groups of 'traditionally published books' and 'self-published books' is likely now greater than the variation between those two groups. If you could objectively plot quality against frequency, I'd put money on both groups showing a normal distribution with the graphs mostly overlapping.
Drawing distinctions purely on the way that a book has been published now says more about the person making the comparison than the books they are comparing. The best of self-publishing can compete on equal terms with the best of traditional publishing, as Sepinwell so ably demonstrates.
The reasons that self-published books don't get reviewed boil down, I think, to the lack of infrastructure. A traditional publishing company can get to know different reviewers and send them the books that they think will go down best with that person. And the reviewer works on the assumption that what he or she is sent by the publisher has to be at least half-decent and thus worth opening. This whole process works because it's mediated and because of the assumption that a third party stamp of approval for a book guarantees minimum levels of quality.
Most reviewers don't want to deal with self-published authors directly because they don't really want to deal with any authors directly, that's not how the process normally works. To be honest, they shouldn't deal with authors directly, for therein lies far too much opportunity for unnecessary conflict.
Equally, self-published authors are usually not represented by a third party who can best marry up book with reviewer, and, as more importantly, make decisions about which books should go out to the reviewers and which should not. It's important here to remember that not every traditionally published authors will have their book sent out to reviewers, it depends on how much marketing budget has been allocated. And even if their book is sent out, that doesn't mean that they're going to get a review: There are far more books than there are reviewers.
But still, reviewers depend on publishers acting as winnowers, sorting out the wheat from the chaff, and at least attempting to make sure that they are sent books they are actually interested in. It's this weeding out process that's missing in self-publishing. Star ratings on Amazon or Goodreads are not a dependable substitute — we've seen only too often how easily reviews are faked or manipulated — what is needed is something much more robust.
I think there's a great business opportunity here for the person who can figure out how to make it work. At the moment, many publicity options for self-published authors rely on desperate people paying ridiculous sums of money for vaguely defined and often worthless services. That's not good for authors, and it doesn't help reviewers either. What's needed is something more robust, something which doesn't try to put lipstick on any literary pigs, but which instead builds its business on picking out the brass from the muck and passing that on to the folks with the megaphones.
This is, no argument, a watershed event, but it takes a very long time for a drop of water on the continental divide to reach the ocean. A precedent has been set, but little will change for the vast bulk of indie authors. This particular divide between mainstream-published and indie-published works will widen as the tsunami of self-published books continues to rise and inundate the marketplace. I would love to be reviewed by more mainstream reviewers (I've lucked out with some), but I also do not envy the position they are in. All the gatekeepers are being assaulted by hoards of self-proclaimed writers, among them some who deserve the proclamation but whose voices are lost in the din of mediocrity pouring from the pens and keyboards of the inept and the self-deluded. Slush piles have always been deep; now they are mountainous, threatening to bury those who must shovel the crap aside in hopes of finding the pearl in the pig sty that might be worth reviewing in the NYT.
–Lior Samson (Larry Constantine)
Hi, Larry.
I agree with you. You know me, and I know you. We put lots of effort in our writing, with hiring proofreaders, editors, multiple drafting and beta-readers feedback because we care to provide our readers with a high quality product. There are a lot who do that having in mind only friends and family, thus there is no motivation to go through all the hard work with self-publishing.
Sometimes though, there is some reward. My novel has been nominated by the reputed PRG group of reviewers as Best Reviewers Read in Sci-fi for 2012. So there are other (smaller) ways to stand out than NYT.
NYT is of course the peak but there are other camp bases while climbing where some can enjoy a better view and visibility.
I also agree with Suw, our host here. Little by little some of those who have published just because it was possible will not do it again a second, or a third, or even a fourth times. After a while, a sloppy writing will make even friends and family exhausted :)
Yes, it is the dream of self-published authors to have their book reviewed by the NY Times. Perhaps the NYT should have a dedicated indie reviewer. Granted, there are many terrible indie books, but there's wonderful work, too.
I've had several reviews of my work (most recently, last weekend in the Press Democrat, a daily in the San Francisco Bay Area), but it takes perseverance to get your work in front of the editors. As my husband says, I have "yes" days and "no" days, and you have to hope the "yes" days outweigh the "no" days to keep you going. You have to reach out to stores and encourage them to carry your books. You have to arrange speaking engagements and book signings (sometimes hoping that at least one person will buy your book). You have to use social networking…such as this post.
On that note, visit my website http://www.joelleburnette.com to visit my "In the News" page that shows the newspaper reviews, along with the television and radio interviews about my books: "Cancer Time Bomb," the nonfiction narrative about my BRCA-positive genetic mutation and my prophylactic surgeries to remove my breasts and ovaries, and "Freedom Doesn't Just Come Along with a Tree," a children's Hanukkah story promoting tolerance and diversity. More books coming soon!
"Like" my Facebook pages, http://facebook.com/CancerTimeBomb and http://facebook.com/TheHanukkahBook.
Best of luck with reviews!
It would help if contributors had the nous to know the difference between 'there' and 'their' – a really basic point of grammar. You wrote "even if their book" in your piece, which, ironically, is one of the traits of self -publishers.
Many Indie writers face a think glass ceiling, no matter the quality of their work. In this digital hyper-connected age much depends on who knows you.
For my novel, I submitted it to bloggers and reviewers online, to some of the Amazon Wall of Fame Reviewers and got reviews and emails from readers.
The closest I got to NYT is obtaining a review from Jennifer Blake, NYT International best seller author, who simply got intrigued by my novel, read it, and posted a 5-star review. That was highly gratifying, as it is when a reader sends me a "thank you" email.
About my novel, Jennifer Blake wrote: "Sci-fi with Heart, September 28, 2012
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In this post-apocalyptic story for the thinking person, Marino explores a myriad of moral and emotional issues as well as the mechanics of everyday survival. The timeline is natural, unforced and the European setting adds a fresh perspective. The exploration of human relationships and their importance, of personalities and memories, provide real heart for the tale. Though sci-fi is not my usual genre, I enjoyed Daimones, and look forward to the next two books in this intriguing trilogy."
To me, it is as if it came from NYT itself.
I see an onslaught of review submissions by self-published authors as a response to this–a handful of truly qualified applicants among thousands of books self-published by wanna-bes who have not the talent nor the editing to stand up to traditionally published books. Are your editors ready for the slush pile?
What S-P needs is a smart entrepreneur to set up a review business — an online Book of the Month club. Here's how it could work: S-P authors would pay a small fee ($50/title) to have their books reviewed and rated. Readers would pay a small fee ($20/year) to receive a monthly newsletter contained reviews of S-P titles in the genre of their choice. Reviewers would be paid per review, but would have to qualify in order to be allowed to review books. This is a business that requires few employees all of whom can work from their homes; it would require some start up capital and be able to operate at loss for a year or three, but eventually if they do things right, it could generate a large audience and thus gain additional revenue from online advertising. If you want more details on how this could work contact me thru my website @ petergpollak.com.


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I have not had to block anything yet (I am a newcomer to FB), but I would block anything revealing or very personal, like the woman with breast cancer posting her post-mastectomy pictures, for example. I have the greatest sympathy and respect for those who face this terrible ordeal, but it's unnecessary to make a 'show' of it. JMO of course. I am a very private person and I prefer not to see very private things about others.
Facebook Just Switched Your Email Address - To One You've Probably Never Used
The article covers how to switch back to the e-mail address you were using previously:Whether you've noticed or not, you have a new primary email address listed as your Facebook contact and most likely, it's an address you've never used.
The social-networking site has quietly replaced your default email addresses such as Gmail and Yahoo! with your @Facebook.com address, an email service option the company launched a few years ago and synced with Timeline in April.
If you want to switch your email contact information back to what it was, it's easy to do. Visit your Timeline or profile page and select "About" under your contact information. You can then hide your Facebook email address from the contact page and elect to highlight another email address.
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The email change only irritated me because I hid my personal email and I had to go back an hide the facebook email. Almost every upgrade requires me to reset my privacy. It gets old. Eventually I'll move to something else, but I have a group on Facebook that I enjoy.
Ok, maybe some of you smart folks at FSU can help me. Why the hell do I get notifications every time particular people add a photo?? And how do I turn it off? It started after facebook switched me over to the dreaded timeline. I've been to my notification settings a couple of times now to try to turn it off to no success. I don't have anyone added to my "close friends" list, everyone's in my general list, I haven't specifically subscribed to anyone, so why is it doing this?
I have a question in regards to people looking at my profile who are not my friends. I thought I had set my account to pretty strict privacy settings. But I was helping someone with facebook the other day and used my page as an example of searching for somebody. If I'm remembering correctly, some photos, some things on my timeline/personal page and even some of my "likes" were visible to anybody. I don't want non-friends to see any of this stuff. I played around with settings, but didn't see anything that helped me get more privacy. Where do I need to look? :confused?
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Hmm.... I decided to set up a real facebook page (kinda been using a fake one to check it out ). The only thing I have really done so far was share a lot of cute pictures from some other people's facebook pages. I could always see anything I shared, but now when I am on my own page, I don't see anything at all but one "like" I did and my About info. I don't see any of the pictures I have shared. Its like the only thing I have ever done is fill in the About page and made one "like". What happened?
I realized I used the wrong words/terminology for the different pages, if I'm wrong, somebody please correct me!
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I have a question about chat. How are the friends who appear in the list on the right side of the page determined? Are they the people you've had the most contact with? The friends who appear on your newsfeed most often? Or some other way?
And to clarify....the people who appear on the right side of the screen are not those who are available to chat, right? Only those who have a green dot after their name are online/able to chat? What about the upright rectangle, that means the friend is on a mobile device, right? Are these people logged onto facebook right then on their mobile device and available to chat?
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The green dots are available to chat. The mobile devices are logged into FB on their phones, but may not necessarily be available. On one of my devices (can't remember if it was my iPod, my BB phone, or my Playbook), hovering the cursor over the phone icon showed what appeared to be how long it had been since a mobile user's last activity on FB.
I have no idea how the people in your chat list are determined -- there's probably some algorithm that picks them out based on your contact (likes, messages, etc) and groups.
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I'm getting ready for lots of snarkage about this: Facebook Newsfeed becomes personal newspaper . I'm only just used to the previous changes!


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A couple of months ago, I spilled the beans about Defense One, a new digital publication we had in the works here at Atlantic Media and Government Executive Media Group. Today, that publication becomes a reality with its official launch.
As Defense One's executive editor, Kevin Baron, writes in an introduction to the publication, it is a "news site that will go deeper, featuring reporting, analysis and bold ideas about the trends that are driving the future of defense and U.S. national security." It will focus on global threats, the domestic and international politics of security, management of some of the largest institutions in the federal government and the effect of rapidly advancing technology on defense strategy.
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Defense One will always lean forward -- both in its approach to coverage and in the technology used to deliver it. The site is optimized for viewing on desktops, tablets and smartphones. I hope you'll check it out.
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Gal Gadot was announced as the new Wonder Woman and fitness fans are not stoked. Our friends at FitnessRX for Women magazine posted the announcement on their Facebook fan page and asked, "Are there any current fitness personalities or competitors you think have the ideal shape for Wonder Woman?"
The two most popular responses to the question were Gina Carano and Erin Stern. Amanda Latona had a few votes as well. Obviously, the role of Wonder Woman requires some acting chops but should the character be more muscular?
The following comments all came from women on the FitnessRX for Women fan page…
- She looks anorexic… I thought Wonder Woman is supposed to be strong and fit!
- This Gal I don't Know Who, is thin with no muscles on…
- I would expect someone more like a fitness model or more muscle.
- Hate me all you wont but I love my comic characters & she will ruin it.
- She needs to gain some weight… Too skinny
- She does not have the physique of Wonder Woman. I am disappointed with the choice, but hopefully she can bulk up.
- She's pretty but wonder women has way more muscle and is bustier.
- The only thing to wonder about this woman is how she can stand with just a meal day.
- She's thin… wonder woman looks strong and sexy.
- I personally think she is too skinny and doesn't represent a fit body.
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On August 2, 2013, the ballot tabulation of the Houston-Austin Local election was conducted. Please note that some candidates ran unopposed and were declared elected without the necessity of a membership vote. Following are the results of the election. Those positions that required a balloted election are listed with an asterisk*. For complete balloted election results, click here.
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Deekoo is a peripatetic and iconoclastic game programmer with a thing for tentacles and a deep and abiding mistrust of the creeping surveillance state.
May 4, 2013:
The city lights twinkle underfoot
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and still further below
dendritic inclusions of quartz
arc piezoelectric discharges
as, aeons-long slumber disrupted
the mountains shift uneasily
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November 21, 2012:
I see time travellers, and they work in 'journalism'.
Bloomberg is happily running a puff piece under the headline "Wal-Mart Shoppers Seen Overrunning Black Friday Protesters" (never mind that the timestamp on the article is November 19th, and today is the 21st, and the protests they're talking about? Haven't happened yet, thanks.)
... I have to wonder how much of Wal-Mart's marketing budget goes to clandestine memetic manipulation - this isn't the first time I've noticed 'news' coverage of them that reads like advertising content.
Meanwhile, from the other direction, Docstoc sends the following gem:
Docstoc Newsletter - November 20, 2012 - SMB Stat of the Day
61% of Small Business Owners Plan to Vote for Romney
Romney is favored by small business owners over President Obama by a 35% margin.
Who will small business owners vote for in November?
... Hmm. I wonder who WILL win the election? Personally, my money's on Dewey.
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So, my X server has BUGS. Specifically, it tries to use hardware acceleration for things, and for reasons I haven't yet figured out, one of those things is the cursor - and the accelerated cursor will occasionally turn invisible. When it's invisible, it's still possible to *click*, and the server *thinks* it's drawing the cursor - but the cursor itself is gone.
And the cursor will not come back unless I reboot. (Not restart X. Reboot the entire computer.) And even if I do reboot, there's no guarantee it won't disappear again in a week or a day or an hour.
Trying to fix X bugs is a massive arsepain (especially when I don't know if the real bug is in Nouveau or the onboard GeForce 5100 that my Summer Computers have), and rebooting is aggravating. That being the case, clearly the easiest thing to do was to write my own cursor-displaying app (or, rather, an app that draws a picture of the cursor at the location the mouse pointer is at.).
There are a few minor visual warts, but overall it seems to work - even if I did have to blunder about in the Xlib APIs for a while to figure it out. Once I've used it for a couple of days (and possibly drawn a less-sucky cursor) I plan to release a proper version - feel free to poke me if it's after the 20th and it's not up for download.
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County's first dog park being planned at Dorey Park
Canines of Henrico County soon will have a new place to roam.
Henrico County's first public dog park is scheduled to open in Varina's Dorey Park later this year.
The dog park will be located on about one acre of land near the pond at the park, on the opposite side of a gravel parking lot. Construction is expected to begin this month, with completion anticipated by late September, according to Al Azzarone, parks planning supervisor for the Henrico Division of Recreation and Parks.
"We've been receiving citizen requests [for a dog park] for a number of years," Azzarone said. After Varina District Supervisor Jim Donati received some of those requests himself, he asked county officials to look into the concept of putting a dog park at Dorey. They studied the site and determined the best location for such an area.
The spot they selected is mostly wooded currently but will be partially cleared in the coming weeks to allow for the construction of the dog park. Officials hope to keep several larger trees in place. A footbridge will be constructed over a ditch to connect the park to the parking lot.
"I've had a number of calls and requests from people for something like this, " Donati said, "especially from those who live in dense neighborhoods or townhomes. They really don't have anywhere for their dogs to run safely."
The dog park will include two separate areas – one for large dogs and one for small dogs – and double-gated entrances to each side, to allow dogs to enter and be unleashed in a holding area prior to entering the park.
There also will be sufficient space around the perimeter of the park for visitors to walk their dogs as well, if they choose not to enter the fenced-in portion.
The facility will be enclosed by 6-foot tall black vinyl fencing, Azzarone said, and will include a number of features. Among them:
• water dispensers on each side for dogs;
• play equipment for dogs;
• bag dispensers and trash cans to collect and dispose of dog waste;
• seating areas for visitors.
Officials also are considering a way to construct a shallow water pit that dogs could wade in during warm months, Azzarone said.
The project will cost about $155,000 in total; it required that water lines be extended from the restrooms at the park across the main road to the new site, Azzarone said.
Because the addition of the park falls within the purview of the Dorey Park master plan, no official action by the Planning Commission or Board of Supervisors is necessary to permit its construction.
However the Board of Supervisors will consider an ordinance amendment at its Aug. 9 meeting that would allow dogs to be off leash in the dog park – a necessary step before the park can open.
Requests for dog parks have come from other parts of the county as well, Azzarone said, and it is possible that additional parks could be considered elsewhere in the future.
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden raises admission $1
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden's admission has increased by $1 across all categories. Admission is now $12 for adults; $11 for seniors ages 55 and older; and $8 for children ages 3–12. Admission remains free for children ages 3 and younger and for members.
The last price increase was in 2011, before the Garden consistently hosted Butterflies LIVE! (which is included with admission). > Read more.
Garden tails
The threat of bad weather didn't keep visitors away from Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden July 10 for the facility's weekly Flowers After 5 event (which pairs music and food with a chance to stroll the garden) and its monthly Fidos After 5 (which allows dog owners to bring their pets with them to enjoy the evening). > Read more.
Western Henrico Rotary helps fund Midwives For Haiti Jeep
Thanks in part to a $10,000 gift from the Western Henrico Rotary Club, another bright pink Jeep modified to travel extremely rough terrain has been delivered to Midwives For Haiti so that more pregnant women in the quake-ravaged country will have access to prenatal care and a greater chance of surviving childbirth.
The funds were raised at the annual casino night held in February, club president Adam Cherry said. The Rotary Club also helped purchase the Virginia-based charity's first pink jeep three years ago. > Read more.
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US Army Field Band to perform in Henrico Aug. 3
The United States Army Field Band will present a free public performance at Deep Run Park in Henrico on Sunday, Aug 3 at 3 p.m.
Members of the band are soldiers who also serve as "musical ambassadors of the Army" and perform for schools and communities nationwide.
The Concert Band will be performing along with the Soldiers' Chorus. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
Take in a show at several locations this weekend! West End Comedy will provide laughs at HATTheatre; the production of "Pump Boys and Dinettes" will close Sunday; and the youth theatre company CharacterWorks will present "Footloose" at The Steward School. Another show perfect for the kids – "Despicable Me 2" is playing at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center tonight. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Is there an Echo in here?
'Earth to Echo' aims to become this generation's 'ET'
It's no secret that all found-footage genre movies are the same. Grab a couple of characters, give one of them a camera, and expose them to something supernatural that's content to lurk just off-screen until the last five minutes. Everything else will just fall into place.
But that formula isn't particularly family friendly, if only because that thing waiting a few feet to the left of the cast is usually plotting their violent doom.
That's what sets Earth to Echo apart from the pack. It, too, follows a group of characters armed with a camera and a tendency to encounter unknown life forms. But all those familiar parts have been rearranged just enough to make it suitable for a much younger audience. > Read more.
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PORTSMOUTH, Virginia (AP)— The discovery of unexploded naval ordnance has halted river traffic on portions of the southern branch of the Elizabeth River in Chesapeake.
The Coast Guard said the discovery occurred Friday when contractors working on the Gilmerton Bridge uncovered the ordnance. A Navy explosive bomb disposal unit is examining the ordnance.
As a precaution, Chesapeake police have blocked all train and bridge traffic.
Maritime traffic is closed from Money Point to the Interstate 64 High Rise Bridge.
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The updated story originally ran: September 08, 2012 at 02:52 PM
AMES, IA — An Iowa State Basketball player and Ames High School graduate Bubu Palo and another Ames man turned themselves in to authorities on felony sex abuse charges Friday morning.
Palo, 21, of Walton Drive, and Spencer Cruise, 21, of Ashmore Drive, were both being held in Story County Jail on $25,000 bond about 10:30 a.m. Friday. Palo was released with supervision before noon Friday, but Cruise, who has been convicted of both disarming and assaulting a peace officer, was released after posting bond.
Cruise and Palo are accused of offering an adult woman a ride home early May 18. Instead of taking her home, complaints said, that they took her to an Oakland Drive home owned by Cruise's family and asked her to come in. She agreed and then they both committed sex acts by force, complaints said.
The complaints state that both men "did commit a sex act by force or against the will of another person, and was aided and abetted by another person during the commission of the sex act."
Ames Police Sgt. Rory Echer said that the woman reported the assault that same morning. Search warrants were obtained to collect DNA evidence. The Division of Criminal Investigations lab returned DNA results last week, Echer said.
Both men worked out an agreement with the Story County Attorney's office to turn themselves in on second-degree sex abuse charges this morning.
Cruise was currently on probation for a 2009 incident with an Ames police officer, according to an article in the Ames Tribune.
An officer visited Cruise's home on reports of a loud party. Cruise assaulted the officer, fought with him over a Taser and shocked the officer in the hand. Cruise also tried to choke the officer and broke his radio earpiece, the article said.
Second-degree sex abuse is a class B felony punishable by 25 years in prison. A story published in the Des Moines Register said that Palo has been suspended from the team.


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THOMASVILLE — Thomasville Main Street, Downtown Thomasville, Inc. (DTI), and The Wiregrass Gallery have partnered to bring artist demonstrations to the downtown sidewalks Saturday, April 6, 2013 from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Saturday's artist demonstrations are being held in conjunction with Downtown Thomasville, Inc.'s First Friday event which will take place on Friday, April 5, 2013 in which downtown businesses will stay open from 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. to provide more time for everyone to shop and dine.
Thomasville Main Street and Tourism Executive Director, Arline Hampton, invites the public to attend both Friday and Saturday's events. Hampton says, "It is not a secret, Downtown Thomasville is a destination for thousands who visit as it offers fantastic dining, shopping and events. Everyone is invited to come join us as we 'Celebrate the Arts.'" Hampton continues, "With numerous wonderful cultural experiences throughout the year, our celebration of the arts in Downtown Thomasville is another way for us to welcome and encourage everyone to come out to shop, dine, enjoy the arts and meet our talented artists as they actually carve, sculpt,
paint, weave and more in the open air."
Artists showcasing their talents this Saturday include Brad Cooley with sculpting, Paul Craft with carved wooden spoons, Rebecca Hendrix with painting, Tracy Hunt with watercolor, Mary Sterner Lawson with portrait sketches, Virginia Lowman with pine needle baskets, Millie Merringolo with illustration, Dennis Mills with folk furniture, and Wyatt Nocera with spinning and weaving.
The Wiregrass Artist Cooperative President Marty Haythorn states, "The Wiregrass Gallery is operated by the Wiregrass Artist Cooperative. The gallery features fine art and fine craftwork of our nearly 50 members, most of who are from Thomasville or the surrounding region." Haythorn continues, "I have traveled to many parts of the country promoting my own work, and have rarely seen a gallery with the variety and quality of work that we have right here in Thomasville."
For more information about The Wiregrass Gallery: An Artist Co-op, visit their storefront at 120 North Broad Street or their website at www.thegallerythomasville.weebly.com. To learn more about upcoming events in Downtown Thomasville, visit their website at www.downtownthomasville.com and their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/downtownthomasville.


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Election volunteers at polling stations often outnumbered voters on Tuesday at various ballot locations around San Mateo County.
An off-year election that sought few voter decisions, combined with the increasing trend of vote-by-mail ballots, left many traditional polling places virtually empty during the day.
"It's been a very quiet day," said Election Inspector Mary Lou Dragonryder, in charge of two precincts in San Mateo. "It's a very small ballot, and this particular ballot does not bring out a lot of people, which is a shame. This is just as important as the primaries, and the general elections."
San Mateo Inspector Jerry James said things "are going very slowly. ("Compared to last election?") "Compared to anything. It's around 1:30 p.m. now, and we've had about 60 total votes for three precincts."
"The ballot is rather simple, it's a short, two-page ballot," said Redwood City Inspector Maynard Loeb. "and I think that's part of the reason people are not too interested. I always say, 'That's what you want to be interested in because those are the people you are going to elect.'"
"The turnout is along the lines of what we expected," said Mark Church, chief elections officer for the County. "We have received, so far, 55,000 vote-by-mail ballots, and we're expecting another 5,000 to be dropped off by 8pm tonight."
Officials expect around 40,000 voters to go to the polls by the end of the day, about a 30% turnout.
One voter found showed great passion for the process.
"For God's sake, this is our country," said Magdelena Lakatos. "Look what is happening. Are we blind to it? Young people, they think they push a button on the computer and the food, the clothes, everything jump out. They must vote."


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The new business will have 58 offices across the UK including 33 offices outside of London along with International offices in St Tropez, Gibraltar, Lake Como, Spain, Singapore, Australia and the Middle East. This will give Chesterton Humberts clients access to a new range of potential buyers who are looking for property in London, across the UK and our International network
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Services today
Freddie L. Chapman Sr., Claybar Funeral Home, Orange, 2 p.m.
Charlotte Hamilton, First Assembly of God Church, Bridge City. 10 a.m.
Hillary J. Reed, Cowboy Church of Orange County, Orange, 11 a.m.
Henrietta Huddle, Grammier-Oberle Funeral Home Chapel, Port Arthur, 10 a.m.
Stan Horton, Melancon's Funeral Home, Nederland, 10 a.m.
Curtis B. "Curt" Collins Jr., Levingston Funeral Home, Groves, 10 a.m.
Sharon Dupree, Paradise Baptist Church, Port Arthur, 11 a.m.
James "Jimmy" E. Kent Jr., Broussard's Chapel, 505 North 12th St., Nederland, 3 p.m.
Death notices
Betty Columbus, 70, of Port Arthur died Friday, Nov. 16, 2012. Gabriel Funeral Home.
John G. Stewart, 79, of Port Arthur died Friday, Nov. 16, 2012. Gabriel Funeral Home.
Viola "Vi" Giblin, 94, of Groves died Friday, Nov. 16, 2012. Levingston Funeral Home, Port Neches.


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Posted Tuesday, October 9, 2012 --- 7:00 a.m.
Here is the latest Wisconsin sports news from The Associated Press
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- The Green Bay Packers are looking for answers following last weekend's loss to the Indianapolis Colts. Running back Cedric Benson left the game with a foot injury, and kicker Mason Crosby missed a pair of 50-yard field goals. The Packers next face the unbeaten Houston Texans on Sunday night.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema is downplaying the significance of Saturday's game against Purdue. Both teams are in the Big Ten Leaders Division and have a chance to make the title game in Indianapolis. Bielema says the Badgers are trying to focus on one game at a time.
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (AP) -- The Carrier Classic college basketball event will be broadcast on the NBC Sports Network next month. The event is being played on the deck of the USS Yorktown on the South Carolina coast. The Marquette men's team will be one of the teams participating in the Classic.
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Carlos Beltran homered twice last night as the St. Louis Cardinals routed the Washington Nationals 12-4 in Game 2 of the NL division series. Allen Craig and Daniel Descalso also went deep for the Cardinals, who evened the series at a game apiece. Game 3 is tomorrow afternoon.
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Walker's Fiscal Agenda: Yes to Corporations, No to the Middle Class
Altaf Rahamatulla on February 24, 2011 - 4:16pm
In a statement announcing his anti-labor efforts two weeks ago, Gov. Scott Walker argued that Wisconsin "must take immediate action to ensure fiscal stability" and that his proposals would "meet the immediate needs of our state and give government the tools to deal with this and future budget crises." Nevertheless, the Governor's actions in the last month not only demonstrate hypocrisy, but additionally indicate that he places the interests of the affluent over the needs of the middle class. Similar to right-wing officials across the country, Gov. Walker is manipulating fiscal pressures to advance egregious policies that will only serve corporate interests and exacerbate the pain that working families are already experiencing as a result of the downturn.
The Governor's budget proposal aims to address the $137 million revenue shortfall by restructuring the state's debt to in an effort to save $165 million. But his emphasis on eliminating the collective bargaining rights of public employees has nothing to do with Wisconsin's short-term deficit, and rather is a direct assault on workers' rights. Writing in the National Journal, Tim Fernholz appropriately labels Walker's approach as both "disingenuous" and a "bait and switch."
Furthermore, at a time when Gov. Walker claims that he is taking steps to increase savings, his administration has pursued fiscally irresponsible spending on corporations and special interests. Last month, Gov. Walker and his right-wing allies pushed through almost $140 million in corporate tax breaks and spending that benefits large businesses. The Executive Director of One Wisconsin Now, Scot Ross, commented that he was "handing out [millions] in special interest spending to his corporate pals and he's going to make our children pay for it by taking loans the state was ready to pay off and borrow more money on them."
These actions parallel the general recklessness of Gov. Walker's fiscal priorities -- much of which has gone overlooked while the national focus has been on his anti-union proposals. Just this week, Wisconsin conservatives successfully advanced a bill to require a two-thirds legislative majority to enact any income, sales, or franchise tax increases. As we have seen in other states, this restrictive policy does little to actually protect taxpayers, but rather will only serve to add unnecessary delay to the budget process while hindering the state's abilities to respond to economic downturns in a balanced manner.
Gov. Walker also recently signed legislation to replace the state's Commerce Department with a public-private entity. The effort to privatize economic development functions in the state comes at a great cost to taxpayers. As Good Jobs First details in Public-Private Power Grab: The Risks in Privatizing State Economic Development Agencies, "rather than making economic development activities more effective, privatization is often little more than a power grab by governors and politically connected business interests" - a power grab that can lead to misuse of taxpayer dollars, corruption, conflicts of interest, and lost accountability. For instance, Michigan, a state that has a semi-privatized commerce department, distributed $9.1 million in tax credits to a convicted embezzler last year. Generally, privatization comes at the expense of long-term community investments, sustainable budget policy, taxpayer protections, transparency, and public accountability.
Gov. Walker boasts that "Wisconsin Is Open For Business," but judging by his budget priorities, he does not envision the state open to workers' rights or fiscal responsibility. It is abundantly clear that Gov. Walker is utilizing current fiscal circumstances to advance a broad and economically-damaging agenda -- a disastrous conservative template for the states -- that supports the interest of the rich and large corporations while threatening the economic security of the middle class.
Full Resources from this Article
Walker's Fiscal Agenda: Yes to Corporations, No to the Middle Class
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities -A "Super" Bad Idea: Requiring a Two-thirds Legislative Supermajority to Raise Taxes Protects Special Interest Tax Breaks and Gives Budget Veto Power to a Small Minority of Legislators
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