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KUBA Ka Empire revealed that it will be teaming up with renowned Italian fashion house Versace to design the first ever Pop Superhero costume for its rising music artist KUBA Ka, making him the first male pop singer since the 90s to partner with the high-end designer for a custom Versace get-up.
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KUBA Ka Empire revealed that it will be teaming up with renowned Italian fashion house Versace to design the first ever Pop Superhero costume for its rising music artist KUBA Ka, making him the first male pop singer since the 90s to partner with the high-end designer for a custom Versace get-up. The costume collaboration comes in preparation for the singers debut album in the United States and is based on the teams vision of creating a musically inclined comic book hero with attire designed by a top fashion house.
This is a natural partnership, said KUBA. I began my music career for the first time in the U.S. with the late Frank Dileo, who as you know was Michael Jacksons manager for many years. Frank had a strong relationship with Gianni Versace who Michael personally requested to design the outfits for his History World Tour back in 96. You cant go wrong following in the footsteps of a Pop giant like Michael. We definitely have a crazy chemistry with Donatella and her team and hope to bring our vision to fans all around the world. The enthusiastic entertainer added Ive always loved Versace and the Versace lifestyle, since I was a little kid being raised partly in Italy. It's imperial, with all the fantasy that it takes you on. I couldn't be more happy and excited to now have my very own custom look by this fashion Empire.
The unveiling of the Versace design for the performer took place at the Five Star Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills earlier this month in front of a packed audience of entertainment executives and fans. The striking black and gold costume is designed using black alligator leather with gold plated metal trimmings bearing the signature Versace Medusa on the front armor chest plate and back. The Baroque print abs was created using a real sculpture of KUBAs abs to keep the costume consistent with the singers athletic build. This one of a kind custom Versace design took approximately five months to prepare and manufacture, and will be the most expensive stage costume worn by any Pop artist in present times.
KUBA Ka joins a long list of celebrities to work with the House of Versace on tour outfits. Beyoncé, Elton John, Tupac Shakur, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Axl Rose are among some of the popular acts to employ the fashion expertise of the internationally acclaimed Italian designer for their road shows. To learn more about KUBA Ka, please visit: http://kuba-ka.com/.
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LEWISBURG — Low levels of hazardous substances have been found on the former Pennsylvania House site in East Buffalo Township, but remedial efforts should not delay the Penn House Commons ground-breaking projected for this fall.
That's according to Howard Schlesinger, principal of Meridian Development Partners of New York, which owns the 41-acre site and plans to convert it to a commercial, recreational and residential plaza in Lewisburg.
Low concentrations of volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds and metals were found in the soil and groundwater on site, though not all areas of the property were tested, according to Advantage Engineers of Mechanicsburg. The substances found do not exceed their limits under Act 2, or Pennsylvania's Land Recycling Program, which allows for voluntary cleanup and reuse of contaminated industrial and commercial properties.
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Advantage Engineers filed a remedial investigation report about the property June 26 with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's Environmental Cleanup and Brownfields Program, agency spokesman Dan Spadoni said. The report indicated "marginal soil contamination," but DEP still needs to formally review the findings, Spadoni said.
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I've discovered a strong urge to build my own Fantasy TBS game system. I've seen what's been done already and I really like the look of it -in fact it's become part of the inspiration. But I'd do it a bit differently, and possibly will sometime in the near future. It depends, I have a bad track record of abandoned 'big idea' projects stretching all the way back to my to my childhood; but I've been constantly improving, so who knows?
Anyways, I personally don't care what becomes of this. For me, the pleasure's in the process. Although, that doesn't mean I wouldn't want to play the actual product of my imagination; if anyone else is actually interested in using the stuff I come up with then let me know!
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What follows are some noteworthy quotes from Packers players and coaches leading up to the team's Week Two visit to Carolina.
WR Greg Jennings on the Green Bay passing game's success with the back-shoulder route: "I've always said a perfect ball and a perfect route, you can't defend it anyway. But when you're throwing that back-shoulder with those two elements, it's impossible." (Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
DE Ryan Pickett on a very disconsolate Mike Neal after Neal learned he would have to undergo knee surgery: "He's taking it hard. He wants to be out there. At the same time, we're reminding him it's a long season, so we need him to get healthy and get back as soon as possible." (Packers.com)
Packers head coach Mike McCarthy on the Week Two status of CB Tramon Williams (shoulder): "We'll give him the next 48 hours to still have a chance. I was hopeful that he would be able to do some work today (Friday)." (Source: Green Bay Press-Gazette)
Packers DE Jarius Wynn, who will be seeing more action with Neal out indefinitely, on what he needs to improve on: "I take pride in what I do, and it's not about the size, but using what I have to my advantage. I have to be quicker and attack; Coach (Mike) Trgovac tells me to stick my face in there. I have long limbs so I need to use that to my advantage. There are ways to make room for myself." (Source: Packers.com)


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At a time when the country is involved in seemingly unending war, the act of showing one another a little kindness in the name of peace is being embraced by a number of local residents.
Community members are invited to participate in family-friendly Peace Day activities this Friday, Sept. 21, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Norris Park.
Activities will focus on peace, and include a parade, a speaker, music art and pets. The Franke Lee Band will perform from 6 to 8 p.m.. A Peace Parade around the park will be at 7:30. People are encouraged to make their own peace doves to bring to the parade. Directions are online at Janegoodall.com/peace-day.
"Organizing this event is important for our community and children, because it allows us to come together in an atmosphere of love and hope," said event founder Mindy Hendrix. "It nourishes our hearts, and will hopefully inspire each person to search for inner peace and find their own ways to bring peace to their family, homes, workplace and community."
Volunteer Dana Henson-Smith said she wanted to be involved so her daughter, Olivia, 10, can be a part of spreading peace in Tahlequah.
"It brings a sense of community and awareness that needs attention," said Henson-Smith.
Family is a large focus of the event, which continues to grow in its third year.
"It's good to keep peace in front of families and children," said committee member Jane Bond. "The world is never going to change until we figure out what peace means. It has to start with individuals understanding what peace means."
Peace springs internal and flows to the external, Hendrix said.
"I see peace in two different ways: inner and outer peace. I think both are important," Hendrix said.
Outer peace in a home can cultivate inner peace in a child, she said.
"Inner peace in an individual can radiate to those around them, which in turn, can create outer peace, yet the simple word 'peace' is not so easily defined," said Hendrix. "For me, peace is a feeling, and feelings are hard to describe in words. However, I would describe it as a feeling of love and centeredness with God. Not so much a feeling of happiness, but a feeling of contentment."
Randolph Friend, a founding member of the Tahlequah Peace Day event, said it's difficult to get people to think about peace.
"In church, growing up, we could think about ways to think about sin and evil deeds and hurtful things, but when they asked us about a blessing or something good, no one had any words," Friend said, "[It's] like we were rewarded for all the bad things we could think of. And it seemed to be what they wanted to hear. This will give us some happy and peaceful things to think of, like how to be a blessing to others."
Volunteers Robin Jackson and Dena Coleman will emphasize both inner and world peace by constructing two tents. They will invite visitors in to participate in peaceful activities.
A tie-dyed teepee for world peace will be Jackson's part of the event.
"I think the community involvement, educating each other and sharing unconditional love is important," Jackson said. "[My tent] will have globes around the outside and I'll invite the children to come in and ring the harmony bowl."
Coleman said Peace Day is important because it brings awareness that peace starts within.
"Friday evening, I'll be guiding a peaceful meditation with visitors that incorporates yoga," Coleman said.
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8 Scary Job Search Nightmares
The job hunt can be a real freak show.
Halloween might have ghouls and ghosts, but for plenty of people, job searching is the real fright show. Here are eight scares you should hope to avoid if you're in the job market this Halloween season.
1. Discovering that the job you're interviewing for is completely different than the one in your ad. The ad seemed perfect for you, but when you show up for the interview, the job description has changed so much that the role now requires software that you don't know, other skills you don't have or work you aren't interested in doing. Of course, by this point, you've taken time off work to interview, put an hour or more into preparing and bought a new suit – and it turns out it was all for nothing.
2. Employers who don't give you the full picture. As bad as it is to show up at an interview and realize the job is nothing like what you're looking for, it's worse to accept a job that you think is the right fit and then discover once you're working there that the job isn't what was described to you.
3. Online job application systems that seem to exist only to torture job seekers. More companies are switching to endlessly long online application forms that are often riddled with technical problems, meaning that you might spend an hour filling out a complicated form and then encounter an error that means everything you've entered is lost.
4. Interviewers who seem uninterested you. From checking email or texting to just plain looking bored, interviewers who make it clear they'd rather do something else can really rattle candidates and leave them wondering why they were brought in at all. (To be clear, the behavior is generally a sign of a bad interviewer, but it's hard not to take it personally when you're sitting in the candidate's chair.)
5. Interviewers who know your current boss. If you're like most job seekers, you go out of your way to make sure your job search stays below your current employer's radar, so that you don't get pushed out earlier than you're ready to leave. That's why it can rattle even the most composed job candidate to discover that the interviewer knows his or her current manager. Most interviewers will be discreet if you ask them to be, but no job seeker likes having to risk that danger.
6. Recruiters who say you're perfect for a job and then disappear. Anyone who's been job searching for a while knows this drill: A recruiter reaches out, bubbles with enthusiasm and says that your résumé is ideal for a job opening, then says she'll be back in touch about an interview. But then she never gets back to you or returns your calls. This frustrating experience is a normal part of today's job market, but never gets less infuriating.
7. Flaky employers who can't make up their minds. Does this sound familiar? First the job description seems to be a work in progress that keeps changing. Then you're told that you'll report to Finance but later it changes to Administration, then back to Finance. And when the hiring manager tells you that she'll confirm your interview time within 48 hours, a week later you've still heard nothing. If you're frustrated now, guess what it's going to be like to work there?
8. Employers who pull job offers after you've already accepted. Easily the scariest of all are employers who make you a job offer and even set a start date and then retract the offer, even if you've already resigned from your old job. Fortunately this doesn't happen often, but it can happen, and it leaves job seekers in a terrible spot.
Alison Green writes the popular Ask a Manager blog, where she dispenses advice on career, job search, and management issues. She's also the co-author of Managing to Change the World: The Nonprofit Manager's Guide to Getting Results, and former chief of staff of a successful nonprofit organization, where she oversaw day-to-day staff management, hiring, firing, and employee development.


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Winter storm conditions are forecast for the mountains northeast of Redlands and Loma Linda, where a massive manhunt was under way Thursday evening for Christopher Jordan Dorner, a Navy reservist fired by the LAPD wanted in connection with three killings, including a Riverside police officer.
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"A cold Pacific storm will bring significantly colder air to the region as well as lower elevation snow," the Weather Service advised in a winter weather statement. "Snow levels will quickly fall tonight to around 5,000 feet . . . before plunging on Friday to near 3,000 feet."
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Wylie duos take on championships
WILMINGTON, N.C. Lake Wylie golfers take on Nov. 19 the final round of the Carolinas Super Senior Four-Ball One-Day Tournament of Champions of the Carolinas Golf Association, hosted by Cape Fear Country Club.
Tied for 24th were Jim Sears and Mike Shively, both of Lake Wylie: 73-75–148, (+4).
Jim Schilling and Ron Becht, both of Lake Wylie, tied for 35th with 76-76–152 (+8).
Jim Pridgen and Larry Boswell of Jamestown, N.C., carded a final round 67 to finish at 11-under 133 to win the overall gross title by one stroke over Arlis Pike and Lee Kiger of Kernersville, N.C., Gene Grubb and Frank Cheney of Greensboro, N.C., and Charles McKeever of Ocean Isle Beach, N.C., and Monte Beebe of Sunset Beach, N.C.
Bob Murr of Charlotte and Thomas Mefford of Matthews, N.C., took home the overall net title with a 23-under 121 score.
The field was divided into five flights where gross and net prizes were awarded.
The Carolinas Super Senior Four-Ball One-Day Tournament of Champions was open to any Super Senior division low gross or low net winner from the 2013 senior four-ball one-day tournament series.
This tournament is conducted by the Carolinas Golf Association which is in its 104th year of serving amateur golf in the Carolinas.
Championship coming to Rock Hill
ROCK HILL The Rock Hill/York County Convention & Visitors Bureau and Rock Hill Parks, Recreation & Tourism Department will host the International Quidditch Southern U.S. Regional Championship Feb. 15-16 at Manchester Meadows Soccer Complex.
Rock Hill will host about 25 colleges throughout the south for this championship, including Rock Hill's Winthrop University.
Nearly 3,000 people are expected to come to the area for this International Quidditch Association event.
Quidditch was founded in 2005 at Middlebury College by then-freshman Xander Manshel. For more information, call 803-329-5200.
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ROCK HILL The Rock Hill/York County Convention & Visitors Bureau and Rock Hill schools will welcome the USA Football Regional Development Camp to South Pointe High School on April 12-13.
The USA Football Regional Development Camp is for athletes in grades 7-11 and focuses on development on and off the field. Participating athletes will have the opportunity to train with current NFL and NCAA coaches, listen and learn from former NFL players and receive an evaluation from an NFL or college scout.
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More single wicked candles are sold in the marketplace, but there are certain instances when a double wicked candle might produce a more efficient burn. A few reasons why a double wicked candle might be a better choice are:
Candles are generally burned for about 4 hours depending on manufacturers' recommendations. If the diameter of the container is 4 inches or larger, you may not get a complete liquid layer over the top with just one wick in this time period.
An odd shape such as a large rectangle, square or oval rather than a smaller circular shape may require more than one wick.
A double wicked candle will burn more completely utilizing all of the wax, but keep in mind that the wicks need to be evenly spaced and not too close to the edge of the container.
The most important thing to consider is a safe and efficient burning candle. More than one wick produces more than one flame.
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A shortage of more than 16,500 skilled trade positions have been identified over the course of 2013, according to statistics provided by the Governor's Office of Workforce Development.
"It's a need we have in the industry," said Steve Quinn of Quinn Construction.
In terms of the construction trade, the baby boomers generation — ages 47-65 — make up 49 percent of the current construction workforce, according to statistics from GAWD.
"The gap is growing," said Quinn.
GAWD announced the establishment of Go Build Georgia in January 2012, an initiative aimed at recruiting high school students to go into trade professions. On the same note, Wiregrass Georgia Technical College identified a need not just throughout the state but throughout our region for skilled construction workers and managers.
In October 2012, Wiregrass' Valdosta campus held its first Careers in Construction and Engineering Fair.
More than 400 high school students from around the area attended and got a glimpse of the industry. Wiregrass took it to another level this term with the introduction of the commercial construction management associate degree program.
This new two-year, associate's degree program will prepare students for positions such as general contractors or project managers.
Students will learn to coordinate and supervise a wide variety of construction projects including the building of all types of commercial, and industrial structures, roads, bridges, power plants, schools, and hospitals.
"It runs the gauntlet to preparing them to be a manager in the field," said Roy Warren, dean of technical and industrial programs.
For leaders in the industry like Quinn, the program will help keep skilled workers in our area.
At the fall of the economy, area construction workers took one of the hardest hits and left several trade workers unemployed.
"Our guys dispersed because they have a trade," said Quinn.
The abundance of skilled workers in and around Valdosta became depleted. Now, with construction on the rise, Quinn and other contractors are in desperate need of qualified help.
"This program will help give us a workforce that is stable," said Quinn. Wiregrass is "preparing people for jobs that we have available."
As found in a feasibility study conducted by Wiregrass prior to the approval of the commercial construction management associate degree program, statewide projections show a 14.9 percent growth in the industry with an average salary of $83,260.
"There is a lot of glamour in the industry that isn't immediately seen," said Quinn.
Aside from a pay scale that rivals that of jobs that require a four-year degree, said Quinn, workers get a tremendous sense of pride as they are productive members of society working towards goals that not only better the community, but better the state.
"You get to see these things come up in front of you," said Quinn. "It's satisfying knowing you have a positive impact in your society."
For people already in the construction field, this program nurtures hands-on training while adding a working understanding of how to be a leader.
"A pathway to take the cream of the crop of the work force and take them to the next level," said Quinn.
For Quinn, sending members of his team for additional training is costly and even requires him to relinquish top workers from current projects as they are often away in places such as Atlanta. Now that this program is available in Valdosta, workers can maintain their current job and simultaneously get additional training.
"They can go to school here and keep their job going," said Quinn.
Quinn and Wiregrass' hope is to develop qualified workers who stay in the area to help build the local economy.
The next term for the introduction of the commercial construction management associate degree program starts in March. For more information, call Warren at (229) 468-2060.
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Six-year-old Taryn Renick of Cimarron stood behind her sisters and close to her great-grandmother, Shirley Wheeler, as Whitney Buchman, manager of Distance Learning and Technologies at Lee Richardson Zoo pulled out a bull snake to show the group.
"She kind of tends to be a little shyer than the others, but actually she's not shy at all," Wheeler said of Taryn, comparing her reaction to the snake with her two older sisters.
The three girls spent Saturday morning at the Outdoor Wildlife Learning Site, located at the Sandsage Bison Range, as part of the Family of OWLS Adventure. The two-hour exploration included a scavenger hunt, crafts and native animal presentations led by guides from Friends of the Sandsage Bison Range and Wildlife Area.
"This is really neat. We just have to have fun things to do every time (the girls) come out. This takes care of the morning activity," Wheeler said. "This is something new and different, and I thought this would be good. They'll go home, and they'll tell their mom, 'guess what we saw'?"
Ten-year-old Kylee, Taryn's older sister, enjoyed the animal presentations, which included a box turtle, western hognose snake, bull snake and a barn owl named Bowie.
"I think they were neat, and it was cool to learn about them," Kaylee said about the animals.
"I learned that snakes have two holes up in their mouth they use to smell, and they open their mouths and use their tongues to do it, and there are a bunch of different kinds, and they like open areas and won't hurt you unless you mess with them, and there aren't very many venomous ones," she said.
She later added that, of the animals presented, Bowie was her favorite. Her younger sister, Taryn, agreed that she also favored the barn owl.
Unlike the girls, 6-year old Devin Hauschild was all about the snakes, answering questions posed by Buchman and staring at the reptiles with excitement.
When asked if he knew a lot about snakes, he replied, "I know a lot about everything," and then went on to describe a big snake he once saw, stretching out his arms and saying it was "this big."
Devin's grandfather, Darrel Hauschild, who has been volunteering at the bison range for 15 years, helped the kids with their scavenger hunt, pointing out flowers, frogs and even a nest in a tree.
"We are just trying to get some interest in the Sandsage Bison Range," he said. "We thought if we had a specific date for every month in the summer, we might get some interest."
Kylee said that she would recommend the experience to other kids interested in learning more about wildlife.
"I think it's a chance for them to learn more about animals than just learning about them in school," she said. "They can see what they look like, and they can learn where they live and they can go to where they live."


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By Marjorie Nesin
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---- — A Gloucester man faces charges including assault and battery on police, threats to kill, and animal cruelty, after two fast acting Gloucester residents intervened with the man allegedly beating the dog until police could arrive at the Stage Fort Park scene.
Michael S. Robinson, a 34-year-old Mt. Vernon Street resident, faces those charges and others after he was arrested and subsequently taken to the hospital by the Fire Department's ambulance corps last Wednesday. The man told police he had taken medication for shingles and drank two pints of vodka before the arrest.
According to the police report released Monday, 21-year-old Gloucester Michael Williamson, a Gloucester High School graduate and now a cook at Friendly's, saw Robinson's pet rottweiler tied to a tree at Stage Fort Park and heard rustling in the bushes, but thought nothing of it until he had walked a ways away and heard the dog scream.
"Then I was at the tennis court area and I heard the dog scream, then I saw him kicking and attacking the dog, so I ran back to help," Williamson said. "Before that, I was trying to keep an eye on [the situation] but when I heard the dog screaming, I knew I had to go."
Meanwhile, a Gloucester woman who had been walking along the Boulevard and witnessed the incident had called police, according to the report.
Williamson, who has his own rottweiler-mix dog, confronted Robinson and Robinson swung a punch at the witness. Then Williamson punched Robinson in the face.
But police who arrived saw that as the two punches were thrown, Williamson's punch was "in self defense." Williamson said he had not intended to combat the man physically.
"I was just trying to stop him from attacking the dog. I didn't actually want to fight him or anything, but I did get him in the nose," Williamson said Monday.
Police said that, when officers then approached Robinson he was "posturing in a fighting stance," and "agitated." Robinson dared an officer to use Mace on him and, as officers tried to position themselves in a way that would allow them to handcuff Robinson, Robinson jumped away and continued to face the officer, police said. An officer sprayed the Mace — and Robinson laughed, according to police.
"Mr. Robinson showed experience in dealing with police and kept moving to keep us both in front of him," Officer Marc Cecilio wrote in the police report.
Robinson has faced prior charges. He was convicted on a charge of breaking and entering a car for which he served eight days in jail in November. Robinson was charged with drunken driving in Manchester 2011. And, convicted in 2007 of assault and battery, breaking and entering and malicious destruction of property in Gloucester District Court.
Backup police officers arrived Wednesday and one wrapped his arms around Robinson's legs and used a shoulder to push him to the ground from behind, so officers could handcuff Robinson.
Gloucester Fire Rescue arrived and transported Robinson to Addison Gilbert Hospital, where the man reportedly became "very angry and violent," threatening to kill the four officers and their families. Robinson told one of the four that he would not only kill the man and his family, but "chew off all your faces," too, police said.
Police said hospital personnel had to sedate Robinson in order to secure a four-point restraint.
The Police Department's veterinarian examined Robinson's dog, but the veterinarian was unable to provide the dog's medical records. The animal control officer at the department does not work on Mondays so was not immediately available for comment on the dog's condition. Robinson faces charges of animal cruely, assault, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, threats to kill and assault and battery on a police officer.
Marjorie Nesin can be reached at 978-283-7000, x3451, or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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