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CARY — A tractor trailer leaked up to 300 gallons of lye, an acidic substance, at a southwest Cary shopping center on Wednesday. The incident led to the temporary closure of the Parkway Pointe shopping center at the intersection of SW Cary Parkway and Old Apex Road.
Shortly after 1:30 p.m., the unidentified driver of the 18-wheeler checked his trailer and noticed that a container of sodium hydroxide solution, also known as lye, had fallen over and broken, dripping its contents out the back of the trailer, according to Susan Moran, spokeswoman for Cary.
A hazardous materials team deployed to the site of the spill, and the driver was transported to an area hospital because he had come in contact with the solution, Moran said. She did not yet know the name of the truck driver or his employer.
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It's 11 a.m. on a Wednesday and students at Broad Acres Elementary School are making their way to the cafeteria to receive their lunch. The menu options consist of pancakes, carrots, spinach salad, cherry tomatoes, strawberry banana yogurt and milk.
"I like the carrots, but I don't like the white dressing," said second grade student Ashley Padaro as she refers to the Ranch dressing. "It tastes like Cool Whip."
Ashley along with her classmate Rose Legiste opt for the tomatoes instead of the carrots and they both gulp down their strawberry banana yogurt as they make yogurt mustaches to each other.
"Yesterday I ate the fruits and vegetables. Today I'm eating the vegetable and fruit yogurt," said Rose as she pops a tomato in her mouth.
New U.S. Department of Agriculture guidelines for school lunches require that all students choose at least one fruit or vegetable at every meal. For Montgomery County Public Schools, the options to choose a healthy food item should be easier as students can pick from a wide variety.
According to Marla Caplon, director of Food and Nutrition Services for MCPS, students have several new healthy options to select from such as zucchini, celery sticks, spinach salad, romaine salad, red pepper strips and hummus. But for many students, as explained by Broad Acres Principal Luis San Sebastian, the availability of healthy meals at school is only half the battle. A greater challenge comes into play when the meals students consume before and after school are considered.
"What I do know is many students and parents share they haven't eaten the night before," stated Sebastian as he goes into details about the school helping provide children with meals on the weekend and sessions that teach parents about preparing cheap and healthy meals.
At Broad Acres Elementary School in Silver Spring, where Caplon reports that nearly 95 percent of students are eligible for free/reduced lunch, there is a Smart Sacks initiative in place that provides a solution to this challenge. With this program, Broad Acres works with Manna Food Center to provide students in need with healthy meals to take home on the weekends.
Smart Sacks started in 2005, with a "goal to be in every elementary school with children who have a high FARM rate," said program director Alexandria Scott.
See what other area schools are doing to promote healthy eating by reading our Lunch Lessons series.
Smart Sacks services are given to any school that has a high rate of students who receive free and reduced meals, Scott said. For Broad Acres Elementary, which has the highest rate of eligible students in the county who don't pay full-price for lunch, it only makes sense that their school is a recipient of the programs services.
Montgomery College's Takoma Park campus is the sponsor school for Broad Acres Elementary, and student volunteers are responsible for picking the meals up from Manna Food Center and delivering them to the students on Friday after school.
Since the start of the Smart Sacks initiative, Scott says they have been getting nothing but positive feedback from the schools.
"We send out monthly reports to counselors and they send us back statistics and feedback, said Scott. "Many say teachers are reporting that discipline problems are going down, which makes sense because if you haven't had breakfast you might act out. I know I would."
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Wednesday, 23 November 2011 13:17
Clay County native Donald Marcum died last Wednesday at his residence in London, succumbing to cancer, which he had been battling for the last few years.
Marcum, better known to many as "Old Man", was an avid sports fan of Clay County while being a citizen before moving to London to work at North Laurel High School as the school's groundskeeper.
"Old Man" was an enthusiastic part of the North Laurel High School sports scene, known to many as Mr. North Laurel during his time there.
CCHS Tiger baseball coach Jason Smith fondly recalls being around Marcum growing up.
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Wednesday, 23 November 2011 13:16
County Attorney Clay M. Bishop, Jr. is warning horse owners in Clay County to keep their horses pinned up.
Bishop says the county is concerned about the liability of horse owners whose horses may cause traffic accidents if left to wander.
The Animal Control unit has had an up tick in reports of horses running loose in the county, wandering in other property owners' yards as well as in roadways.
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Wednesday, 23 November 2011 13:15
A young man has been treated and released after a shooting accident on Coal Hollow.
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Wednesday, 23 November 2011 13:13
A Clay Co Grand Jury Returned 45 Indictments for November. Of the 45, 12 indictments have been served.
Robert Banks was indicted for 4 counts of Trafficking In Controlled Substance in the 2nd Degree, and his bond was set as a Surety Bond at $40,000.00.
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Thursday, 17 November 2011 17:09
2 Flown to UK After Roots Branch Shooting
Fusner may be responsible for a double shooting that occurred on Roots Branch.
A man hunt is underway in Clay County after a man shot two people at a home on Roots Branch Thursday.
Two people, who's identities have not been released, were flown to UK Hospital for treatment of gunshot wounds. Though their conditions are unknown, police say they believe the victims of the shooting will pull through.
Clay County Sheriff's Department and Kentucky State Police, along with Clay EMS responded to the shooting. All units are out looking for the man who may be responsible.
Police are currently looking for Jeremy Fusner, 21, of Roots Branch. Police believe he may have fled in a white pick-up truck.
A neighbor of Fusner, Virgil Smith, said he heard the gun shots. He was sitting on his porch when the incident occurred.
"A man came running out of the house and yelled for someone to call 911, so I went inside and called and grabbed a gun to protect myself," said Smith.
Smith says he knows Fusner, and said when he heard that Fusner was responsible for the shooting, it seemed unlike him.
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Re: Just have funKingjames79 Aug 6, 2012 10:14 AM (in response to KAM0916)
I really hate it when people start talking trash... I just toggle mute them lol. But i guess some people live to play or just hotheads. It really makes the game unenjoyable sometimes though. Its like you killed their dog or something. Also could just be game strategy , but its a sucky one lol I feel you!
Re: Just have funBanHaMMer Aug 6, 2012 10:20 AM (in response to Kingjames79)
I tried a different class once in a ranked game and was experimenting with the FAD. I went positve, but got a PM "YOU SUCK". go figure
I didn't reply, just felt WTF where did that come from?
Re: Just have funStephen_0u5 Aug 6, 2012 10:29 AM (in response to BanHaMMer)
Yeah I unlocked the fad when I first prestiged and used it for a long while, but have stopped for the most part. It's been a week since I played but I think I still have one on my overkill class with a shotgun. NOt sure if I wanna still use it, kinda been hit and miss with it latley.
Re: Just have funUngrateful_Dead Aug 6, 2012 2:19 PM (in response to Stephen_0u5)
Definitely try it again. Your story is a lot like mine and I have kicked myself for wasting a token on the FAD when it was so inconsistent. Post August buff, the consensus is that this gun is finally up there with the better ARs.
Re: Just have funmonkeylord Aug 6, 2012 1:17 PM (in response to KAM0916)
Agreed MW3 can provide hours of fun when approached with the right attitude I love playing alongside my mrs who you can always bring you back to the reality of it just being a video game when even after a couple of BS deaths on the trot will still shout out "Wooot wooot" when her betty gets someone.
Re: Just have funduderew Aug 6, 2012 2:49 PM (in response to KAM0916)
First of all, good for you that you don't care about stats or performance or whatever, and just play the game to have fun. I personally have no problem with that, and I couldn't care less about how "good" you are at the game...
That said, you shouldn't have a problem with people who DO pay attention to their stats either. It's called being competitive and it's not a bad thing. I'm spending days of my life playing this this game. When you think about it, it's actually super repetitive. So it makes sense that one of the main reasons I play, is to improve. I want to see my k/d ratio go up... I want to see my w/l ratio go up... Etc etc...
I mean it's like saying, "Why do casual basketball players, or chess players, or golfers or whatever try to win games and improve upon their individual numbers? It doesn't mean anything in real life after all". It's competitiveness and it's self improvement. Yes it's just a video game that has very few implications in real life, but you could say that about a whole lot of things in life?
I mean, if your issue is entirely the fact that you don't like people talking trash to you when you're not "trying" or whatever, then that's fine. But if you're complaining in general about people who strive to get better at the game... then I think it might be time to reexamine some elements of your personal constitution there.
Re: Just have funOffTheEdge Aug 6, 2012 5:45 PM (in response to duderew)
I love to win but really who doesn't? But .... Thats not as important as having fun! I have been playing COD since the very first one (on PC) and not untill I bought Black Ops on PS3 have I ever heard so much trash talk! I don't care about my stats, I mean yes I like to go positive but if I don't, no biggie. I have had more than one message calling me everything you could imagine. I had one guy get so mad because I took his gun and camp spot and wore his azz out he actually started sending me messages with serious threats! I wasn't too worried ... He probably couldn't get permission from mommy to come after me anyway lol
Re: Just have funKingjames79 Aug 6, 2012 5:52 PM (in response to OffTheEdge)
LOL too funny OffTheEdge . I get that all the time too and its usually in the middle of the match I feel like saying to them why dont you play the game instead of messaging me trash.. I agree on both accounts, I love to win but if i dont then better luck next time!! Its a good laugh once and awhile
Re: Just have funNaatani Aug 6, 2012 6:07 PM (in response to KAM0916)
I am all about the challenges while I play. I get alot of satisfaction out of filling up all the challenges for the weapons, and prestiging just to come back and fill them up again. Some of them are contrary to my playing style so I die alot as well. Sniping and prone shots for me demand camping, so I camp. When all is said and done I have had fun though.
Re: Just have funravens52 Aug 6, 2012 10:21 PM (in response to KAM0916)
i play mw3 for fun i could careless about my stats it fun mess other people stats till they rage quit
Re: Just have funOut Aug 7, 2012 5:07 AM (in response to KAM0916)
If you have a high KD or Win Ratio, that is fine, I want to raise my KD ration and constantly look for ways to get better, ... BUT one thing i will not do is trash talk another player, no matter how good or bad they may be .......EVERYONE sucked at these games at one time most when they started playing it for the first time..... So trash talking is cheap ..... I think the stats do cause a lot of this, ... That is where the mute feature is handy. just mute them or block them all together... just dont fall victim to the trash talk and try not to out do the trash talker by talking trash back, he or she probally has a comeback for whatever you are going to say.....but when you say nothing .....they have less and less to say ......My Normal response to them is now ...."Have a good day Idiot you are now muted" ..... sometimes i dont mute them and just listen the trash talk stops if they think i cant hear it LOL
Find People and Clans that you fit in with......... Our clan has Members who have high KDs and LOW KDs ...... as the clan leader i tell them the one thing i will not allow is trash talking other clan members or other players in general, do so and you will get kicked from the clan no matter how good you are ........ and i have booted a few out for this.....
Re: Just have funKingjames79 Aug 7, 2012 3:00 PM (in response to Out)
I am going to look you up Is it just outkast? Whats the lvl ..
Re: Just have funOut Aug 7, 2012 8:39 PM (in response to Kingjames79)
Yes Clan Name is OutKast
My Gamer name is Outkast-Dlow
we have 21 members in our clan,
clan level is 28, will be 29 after todays clan challenge is over
The only thing we require is you have a mic or headset, and you must meet the core group of our clan, ... we do this just to make sure you are going to fit in with us ..... We are 95% from the south, all country boys or i should say men and women, sonce we range in age from the mid 30s to 50 .....we do have a couple of early 20 members ...... we dont trash talk .......we will defend ourselves tho at times...LOL, but our goal in the clan is have fun, joke around and level up
Re: Just have funKingjames79 Aug 7, 2012 9:25 PM (in response to Out)
I will take alook! It's either me or my wife playing lol and I am in my 30's :) sounds fun to have everyone over 19 no offense to anyone lol
Re: Just have funwec2010 Aug 7, 2012 5:56 AM (in response to KAM0916)
I've always played COD games for fun, not too bothered about stats that much.
I do like to win games and go positive but I've always played solo, and it's quite hard to go positive on wins and K/D ratio when everybody on my team runs off in different directions, lol. Especially when facing clans or parties who are well organised. I usually back out of lobbies with parties or clans before game starts now.
If everyone is fed up of trash talk just mute them. I do in every game.
If fed up of getting messages just go into account settings on PS3 and alter settings to recieve messages from friends only. That's what I did when I used to get game invites from strangers on BLOPS. Nobody can ever message me now. Less stress. lol.
Re: Just have funots_dj3nvy Aug 7, 2012 9:43 AM (in response to KAM0916)
We are all humans and competitive, its natural. Some play for pure enjoyment while others play for that competitive feel and feel that they have to improve to get enjoyment. .


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Nederland High School and many other local schools welcomed NFL football players throughout the week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3.
New York Giant's Keith Davis and Cleveland Brown's William Green discussed choices with the students of NHS.
"I love speaking to teens," Green said. "I love encouraging and connecting with them. I want them to know that there is always a way up and out of hard times."
Davis and Green kept the attention of the students with fun visuals, and they planted the idea of "making the right choices and listening to the right voices."
"I always tell teens that I meet the same thing," Davis said. "It's a quote by Dr. Edwin Cole. 'Winners are different than losers. Winners look at where they are going to, and losers look at what they are going through.'"
Davis emphasized the idea of the "bars" that are on the inside, which included depression, family matters, relationships, high school drama and poverty. He also had the students repeat many sayings, one of them being, "It's not how you start, it's how you finish."
"My personal bars had me down until I was 15," Davis said. "I was in a deep depression, and then I realized that only I could make my dreams reality."
To show the students how one must push through the hard times to get to the good, Green did push ups with different sized "dreams" on his back.
"I want every one of these students to see that no matter how big their dream, they can push through the hard times, break those bars and achieve it," Green said.
These "dreams" were students chosen from the student body.
"It was fun to get to go on stage," Ian Gibson, junior, said. "I really didn't think he could lift me."
Along with the topic of choices, the football players discussed the use of drugs and participating in premarital sex. Davis used the stories of teens he has previously met to emphasize real-life troubles.
"I shared the stories of a few teen girls on the subject of premarital sex," Davis said. "It is easier for the girls to relate, and it makes it more real for them."
Green shared a bit of his life story with the students.
"I thought it was really cool how he had gone through so much and yet was able to get through it," Juliet Mandeville, senior, said. "It shows how strong he is that he can come to a high school and share his story with a bunch of people he doesn't know."
He also told them about the struggles he had with the loss of his parents, depression and the difficulty he had staying on the right path.
"My mom taught me about faith," Green said. "She taught me that with the help of God, I can do anything and get through any circumstance."
The men also illustrated that the road to success and achieving dreams is not always smoothly paved.
"There were many times when I was growing up that I would think to myself, 'I'm never going to get out of here. I'm too far under'," Davis said. "But I got through, and when I learned to push, I came out on top."
Both Davis and Green have traveled to many places to speak to people of all ages.
"My dream now is to reach a generation," Davis said. "I've been to forty countries and all across the United States. My goal is to help change and mold the future of our world."
To make this program possible, the Bill Glass Champions for Life group sought to sponsor the school ministries. Along with the school ministry, the group goes into prisons to bring hope to the men and women and show that they are capable of change.
"Our basis is to plant seeds of growth and promote excellence, education, accountability, help set goals and help the students obtain self-respect and the feeling of self-worth," Ridge Sewell, Golden Triangle Champions for Life member, said.
At the end of the program, the students were asked to take note cards they were given and write their names, school, and any comments, prayer requests or stories they would like to share with the program.
"The cards are something that we all enjoy," Sewell said. "We each read over them, pray over them, and enjoy the stories. If we find any that could mean serious harm to someone, we report the stories to whoever we need to."
Overall, the programs have been a success. Many students and prisoners have really taken the words to heart.
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Many school districts around the nation, and in other countries, have begun promoting this program. The group speaks at middle schools, high schools, colleges and prisons.
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On Friday, December 3, the group hosted an event at Central High School in Beaumont at 7 p.m. All of the players were there, and students and faculty were invited to attend.
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Fisted Monk (1977)
de huo shang yu chong mi liu
(HK Title)
90 min. / Fox Video-Fortune Star
Director: Sammo Hung
Huang Feng, Sammo Hung
Sammo Hung, Chan Sing, Feng Hark-On, Lo Hoi-pang, Dean Shek, Chin
Yuet-sang, Wang Sieh, Chu Ching, Chiu Hung, James Tien, Eric Tsang,
Casanova Wong
student Husker prematurely leaves the temple to exact revenge against
the Manchus, of which one officer willfully rapes girls for fun. The
death of a Manchu causes retaliation against a dye factory. Help
arrives when Monk Shan provides support but urges patience. When the
Manchus plans against the factory fail, they stage a bloody
massacre. Husker and Shan have no more patience, and take the fight
to the Manchus temple
Hungs directorial debut is memorable for many reasons. First off,
after being a choreographer and actor in several films beforehand, he
got the opportunity to direct a film on his own, as well as
choreograph and co-write it with his mentor Huang Feng. Its also
notable that this was an early example of the kung fu comedy
genre, and made a year before his good friend and Cantonese Opera
schoolmate Jackie Chan made his comedic debut with his own successful
version of the genre. Jackie wouldnt direct his own film until 2
years later. The film also mixes a nice blend of comedy and serious
drama and tragedy, in addition to well directed kung fu battles.
plays Husker, a playful yet serious student of the Shaolin Temple
learning martial arts. He came there so he could defend himself
against the Manchus, who have stomping around town bullying and
hurting townsfolk and businesses for fun, including Huskers old
boss who died from one of their beatings. His sifu though does not
think he is ready to take on the Manchus yet, but Husker is
impatient. He tries to flee the temple only to be caught and then
officially cast out by the head monks. Hes off on his own to try
to stop the Manchu bullies, but he is helped by the righteous monk
Shan. He is strong and powerful and only acts on his conscious when
he cannot tolerate no more. The two find themselves in a situation
when a worker at the local fabric factory kills a random Manchu
lackey because of the rape and suicide of his sister. The rapist is a
well-connected Manchu officer who makes it his hobby. Husker and Monk
keep running into them and beating them up for misbehaving. The
Manchus want to retaliate and avenge their brothers death, and
believe the murderer is being hidden at the fabric factory, where
Husker has been hired to train the workers to fight against them. The
villains get some friends to help in their plan to set up the factory
for a fall, by ordering lots of red fabric and taking all of the
available red dye in town so they cant deliver. But Husker is wise
to their plan, and the gang finds the missing dye and completes the
order. The furious Manchus then attack the factory furiously, and
more tragedy ensues. Husker and Shan decide enough is enough.
This is a great
story. There are plenty of films featuring this good
fighters versus Manchus, but there are lots of twists and turns
and shocking plot devices. Most surprising is some of the graphic
scenes Sammo has included in the film, including a full on rape of a
girl committed by the Manchu leader. The film doesnt shy away
from the horrors the Manchus have committed, and makes them all the
more despicable and worthy to be put under the foot of the heroes.
One of the more controversial scenes is when Shan the Monk has
to sneak into a brothel in disguise to keep an eye on his friends. It
was feared local Buddhist associations would object to the scene. In
the end, there were no objections. Perhaps it was the Monk Shans
honorable character that won them over.
monk is played by Chan Sing, who is actually famous for appearing in
several kung fu flicks as the main villain. Here I believe was one of
his best roles, this time as a hero. Hes not your typical highly
strict monk. He indulges in wine and eating meat, but he has
disciplines. Hes still committed to celibacy and to support
tolerance in a bad situation. According to his teachings though, you
can only tolerate to a point and then act because its the moral
thing to do. Sammo is also great as Husker, a role which would be a
staple in basically every movie that followed: a jolly character
trying to be happy and usually is trained to be a fighter to be
reckoned with. Husker is also wise, like a detective, in this film as
well, figuring out the Manchus plan and coming up with a counter
strategy to beat them at their own game. A tense scene at the end of
the film is when Shan and Husker look at each other without saying
wordyou can sense what they want to do. Finally Shan says, What
are you looking at? Lets go! Its brilliant.
Hark-on as the main Manchu villain is played very well, but of course
Feng at this point was already making a name for playing nasty
villains in the 70s well into the 80s. Here he was probably the
most hated person in the movie theater in my book: irredeemable,
cold, and heartless and more. I wonder how he was able to act in the
rape scene without breaking down or something. It just shows how good
of an actor he is, and that he is well cast in these roles. And of
course it IS still only a movie! Lo Hoi-pang is particularly dramatic
as the factory worker facing tragedy after tragedy. Look for a young
Lam Ching-ying and Eric Tsang in small supporting roles!
of course theres the fight choreography, which with Sammo totally
in charge of the movie, has improved tenfold. But even this isnt
his best, if you can believe that! The fights have great fluidity and
ferociousness, as well as being creative. Theres a nice mix of
open hand as well as weapons combat. One of the villains sports a
yo-yo type mace with inflicts bloody damage on contact. Look at the
scene where Sammo fights each bad guy and puts them into a nice
stackits hilarious. The final assault on the Manchus is fast
paced, dramatic and bloody. Theres lots of entertainment value
this American release, the old mono sound has been upgraded to 5.1
Dolby surround. The sound effects have also been upgraded to utilize
the Dolby sound. For purists, the original mono soundtrack has been
included on the DVD. And yes, the movie is in Cantonese. The previous
VHS version I acquired only had the Mandarin version available, which
I think suits Sammos films much better.
the print has been remastered, there are some faint scratches and
specks in the film. They are not very distracting however, and there
are vast improvements in clarity, color and brightness. Its
particularly great to watch on a HD TV for maximum enjoyment.
U.S. released discs do a good job with coming up with a decent
translation for these classic HK releases, making the film all the
more enjoyable. This disc is no exception. You will not be
Fisted Monk
if you can, to see the start of Sammo Hungs career and the
beginnings of his tremendous creativity in front of and behind the


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This was my first attempt at NaNoWriMo too. But I did attempt a novel once. Before that I only did short stories and poetry and I was convinced I was an extremely talented writer who would be famous for my novels some day. But trying to write a novel killed me as a writer. I never wrote any fiction after that ever again until this week. (So it's been 33 years - wow.)
I'm not sure what the deal is with novels but I found them much harder than just writing a longer short story or writing several short stories strung together and trying to do a novel convinced me that I didn't have the talent to be a writer so I stopped writing except for work and my blog and message boards all of which are non-fiction. Isn't that sad?
I think that's why the NaNo people came up with this idea of writing a novel in a month with little or no editing. The idea of both writing every day no matter what even if it's only 200 words and the idea of just writing, writing, writing and worrying about editing later when your first draft is done intrigued me. I have to say that I'm totally sold on this way of writing now when the no editing part scared me before I started and I wasn't 100% on board with that part on Nov. 1st. Actually, the writing every day part scared me a bit too and I did have to force myself to do that at first.
But now I've decided I'm going to write every day from now on even if it's just a blog entry.
I have an idea for another book and this one I'm going to plan out more than what I wrote for NaNo and it's not like I didn't stop at some point this month and do some organization for what I wrote this time, but for the most part I didn't worry about things being out of order or inconsistencies in the text like I normally do and, as a result, I have 66,695 words written with more coming. I just never expected that. I expected it to be so hard and to barely be able to make my word count and for most of what I wrote to be junk and have to be thrown out.
I wonder how much not having to throw much of it out has to do with writing on an iPad. I switched to a laptop for Thanksgiving weekend and I find with the iPad, that I am much more compact in my writing and less apt to go one step too far and then feel like I've over described something or explained what the reader should be inferring.
So for my next project, I will create the world and main characters ahead of time but then I plan to just write, write, write again and see what happens. I'm also going to get Scrivener on the iPad when it comes out.
I'm so excited! I had stopped writing except technical writing decades ago after my failed novel attempt and now I feel like I've gotten a part of me back that I had lost.


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By Ryan Richardson
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JOPLIN, Mo. —
When a fire claimed Josh Evans' church on Dec. 18, his first thought wasn't where his congregation would meet next, or if there was anything salvageable left in the building.
His thoughts turned to the upcoming shows that they had scheduled there. He wondered where the teenagers, who made up the majority of the crowd, would end up on a Friday night.
For Evans, the 30-member congregation's outreach into the community were those shows at the church. Providing a safe, alcohol- and drug-free, all-ages venue in Joplin was the legacy that Solace Church had carved out over the course of two years.
As fire raged and claimed the church's building and equipment, Evans thoughts were not if they would rebuild, but how.
"It hasn't felt different meeting since then with our people," Evans said. "We're still together. We didn't lose anyone. We lost equipment and a building, but that isn't what unites us in the end. The venue was too big if it was just our members. We cared about our mission of getting out there to those kids."
Local impact
The church, which was located at 1610 S. Main St., was a total loss, save for a few amps that avoided smoke damage and a few pieces of furniture that weren't soaked from the firefighters' efforts to extinguish the blaze.
When the doors to Solace opened two years to the day that fire forced them closed, the church had a mission in the community. Venue Director Courtnie Ward said that they wanted to find a way to reach out to the community and show them that the idea of church and faith could be different.
"We wanted to find those people who had bad experiences with church or who had been turned off by religion," Ward said. "We wanted to show them Jesus' love exists, and it is for everyone out there, but we aren't going to force that onto the people that come through our doors. We want to show them that faith isn't just rules and regulations. We aren't a Christian venue. We're Christians with a venue."
While walking through the remains of the church Tuesday, Evans commented on the support that has come from the music scene, which his church helped nurture, in the time since the fire.
"We have strived to maintain a steady relationship with local bands in Joplin and throughout the area, even if they aren't on the same message that we are on," he said. "We aren't going to tell them that they are doing wrong or that we are perfectly leading a Christian life, when they aren't. We want them to see our shortcomings, to see that we love them right where they are. That goes for bands and the people that came to the shows. Everyone that came through those doors was our family."
Sister Mountain Brother Sea rhythm guitarist and vocalist Biaka Zaidarhzauva had become a regular at the venue over the past year. Zaidarhzauva said that Evans was the key in getting his band into the Joplin music scene.
"If Solace couldn't book us, they would find us a place to play," he said. "We valued that safe environment that the people of Solace provided for us to grow in. It was a loss both for the scene and the people involved, because there was dedication there that you just don't see anywhere else. Total positive growth."
Seeking a new home
After the fire, Zaidarhzauva put his artistic design talents to use for the venue by designing the "We are more than bricks and mortar" logo that has become part of the message the members of Solace have helped spread.
"I'm terrible at raising money, and I can't build, so I designed," Zaidarhzauva said. "But I wanted to do what I can to help out a place that has helped us out so much."
The design now adorns T-shirts and hoodies that the church has begun to take pre-order on at solacejoplin. storenvy.com. Money raised through the venture will go toward finding a new venue in which the church can host shows.
"We put a bid out at our first place earlier today, and it was way below what they were asking," Evans said Tuesday. "But we are going to keep pushing to find a new home, and that's where the support has come from. We have people who had just come to shows asking what they can do. People who aren't Christians or who believe something so opposite realize the positive place we ran, and they don't want to see that go away. To us, that is God's love. We know we did a good thing with that venue if that is the kind of legacy we have built in Joplin."
Ward added the one message that she had received that brought it home to her.
"We had a guy send us a message from out in Columbia, and it said, 'Even atheists love Solace,'" Ward said. "That meant a lot to us. We don't know him, but he knows what we are about. He gets it, and so do we."


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Lois Merrell has lived in Chickasha for the past 30 years and enjoys her yard decorations, but recently some of her more prized possessions have been stolen.
Merrell is a big Betty Boop fan and was distraught when a decorative statue of Boop was stolen two weeks ago from her front porch.
"They came on my front porch and took it," she said. "This is getting to be ridiculous. Next time I'm going to start shooting."
She said she's just an old country girl and can't believe that people could just drive up the street, see something they want and come and take it.
"It's not that these things are valuable," she said. "They're sentimental and it's the principle of the matter."
She's elderly, lives alone and sometimes remembers her husband, who died 20 years ago, by looking at things in her front yard he's made. About a year ago, someone stole a grey and white figurine horse that her husband made from her front yard.
Usually her three dogs, Lady, Chico and Chewy let her know when someone is on the front porch, but she said she thinks whomever is stealing items out of her front yard is doing it late at night when everyone in the household is asleep.
Merrell said she's at the point where she's ready to buy a gun to protect her if these thieves come on her property and try to break in next time.
She called the Chickasha Police Department the day after the incident happened but said no officers responded.
Chickasha Police Chief Eddie Adamson said during the holiday seasons like Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas people steal ornamental things for whatever reason.
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Graveside services for Timothy Boyd Leatherwood, 49, of Alex Oklahoma, will be held Friday, October 5,2012, at 1:00 p.m. in Alex Cemetery, Alex, Oklahoma.
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Timothy love to farm. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He always had a story to tell. He loved to spoil any child and couldn't wait to meet Baby Tucker. He enjoyed cooking and his mama's fried chicken.
Timothy is preceded in death by his mother and father, one nephew, Justin McMullen and one grandson, Tyler Johnson.
Survivors include: daughter and son in-law, Amanda and Bradley Ford, son and daughter in-law, Josh and Sierra Leatherwood, sister and brother in-law, Dedra and Bobby McMullen, all of Alex, sister and brother in-law, Kim and John Valerius of Gracemont, brother, Scott Leatherwood of Woodward, father, Luke Byford of Chickasha, grandson, Tucker Leatherwood of Alex, and numerous aunts, uncles and friends.
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Executives from various major European companies gathered to discuss results of APT-EIU report, Decisive Action: How Businesses Make Decisions and How They Could Do It Better
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Applied Predictive Technologies (APT) hosted a dinner at the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London last evening to discuss the findings of the joint report published by APT and the Economist Intelligence Unit, Decisive Action: How Businesses Make Decisions and How They Could Do It Better. Executives from major European companies gathered to discuss how businesses make decisions and how they can use data to do so more effectively.
The discussion, led by APT CEO Anthony Bruce and APT VP Rupert Naylor, focused on the following topics:
Bruce commented, It was an enjoyable, thought-provoking evening. Over 50% of companies surveyed by the Economist Intelligence Unit said that their organizations decision-making process could be improved by a better ability to analyze data. Lending weight to this argument, 45% of respondents who agreed that their company is growing faster than the competition also said they can predict decision outcomes by analyzing tests and trials. Among those who are not growing faster than their peers, that figure was just 10%. We are finding that more and more companies are effectively leveraging their Big Data by employing a Test & Learn approach to decision-making. A Test & Learn based approach has not only improved decision-making, but also has generated tens of millions in shareholder value.
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Fire at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
The Student Union at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design suffered significant damage in a fire overnight. No one was in the building or injured in the fire, which is believed to have started about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Students at MIAD are on winter break until Jan. 14 and classes will not be affected. Upon initial review, the fire inspector believes the cause of the fire may have been electrical, according to MIAD spokeswoman Vivian Rothschild.
The building is being secured for safety and information is being gathered about the fire and damages. The interior of the union was designed and built by interior architecture and design student and recent MIAD grad Kyle Diener.
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Bruins might be Kaberle's best option now that dust has settled
Making heads or tails of what Tomas Kaberle is worth out on the open market right now requires some sort of ancient code-breaking talisman that Nicolas Cage would try to secure in one of his popcorn movies.
But one thing that's definitely clear is that if Kaberle wants to play somewhere with a chance to win, the Bruins are probably his best option regardless of how much of a pay cut from the $4.25 million he was making they want him to take.
First, let's look at what some of the other unrestricted defensemen have gotten on the open market, with their new team, opening-night age, games played, points from last season, term and salary:
Ian White, Detroit, 27, 78 GP, 26 pts., 2 years, $5.75
James Wisniewski, Columbus, 27, 75 GP, 51 pts., 6 years, $33 million
Christian Ehrhoff, Buffalo, 29, 79 GP, 50 pts., 10 years, $40 million
Ed Jovanovski, Florida, 35, 50 GP, 14 pts., 4 years, $16.5 million
Kevin Bieksa, Vancouver, 30, 66 GP, 22 pts., 5 years, $23 million
Andrei Markov, Montreal, 32, 7 GP, 3 pts., 3 years, $17.25 million
I included Bieksa, Ehrhoff and Markov even though they signed with their respective teams prior to July 1 because those guys were really paid as though they had already hit the open market.
So where does the 33-year-0ld Kaberle, who produced 47 points in 82 games for the Bruins and Toronto last season, fit in? Well you have to take Ehrhoff's front-loaded deal out of the equation. Kaberle's younger and more productive than Jovanovski, but Florida is paying him for his shutdown ability and physicality. Kaberle's more durable than Markov. In a vacuum, Kaberle might be able to land a three- or four-year deal worth around what he made last season. However, the NHL is not a vacuum and most contending teams have allotted their cap space. Kaberle's pedestrian postseason performance, and maybe even his unwillingness to OK a trade to anywhere but Boston the last couple years, has obviously scared away would-be buyers.
There are a few teams still looking to hit the salary-cap floor, that could fit in Kaberle, but those teams probably aren't near the top of Kaberle's list of places to live.
Among available defenseman, Kaberle is probably in the top three along with Bryan McCabe and Scott Hannan, who's a defensive D-man that gets graded out a totally different way.
With leverage in their favor, the Bruins aren't likely to go more than a one- or two-year deal for around $3 million at this point. They also offer the only championship-caliber team that would definitely be interested in bringing him in.
Here's a thumbnail look at the teams — according to my detective work and use of CapGeek.com — that may be potential landing spots for Kaberle, other than the Bruins.
The only other contending team that could use Kaberle, the Habs have some cap room and six guys on defense already signed. Kaberle's skill set, though, might duplicate what the Habs already have.
The Flames have just five defensemen signed and $6 million of cap space left. Kaberle's always been an East Coast guy, so he probably wouldn't want to become a Flame.
Kaberle's brother enjoyed his best career success with the Hurricanes. But Carolina is on a budget — once it gets to the cap floor. Once the Hurricanes get RFAs Brandon Sutter and Derek Joslin signed, they'll still need to spend some more. But they'll have seven D under contract, including four making more than $2 million.
The Wild need a puck-moving replacement for the traded Brent Burns. Right now they have six D and 10 forwards signed, with three millionaires on defense. They don't have to spend too much more to get to the floor, so Kaberle would probably be too rich for their blood.
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It's a little like being witness to a Super Bowl, or the seventh game of a World Series.
Only, the outcome is decided in just under 2 1/2 minutes by magnificent animals and their skilled jockeys. And you don't need to know somebody who knows somebody to get a ticket.
Saturday's 144th running of the Belmont Stakes pits a 3-year-old thoroughbred named "I'll Have Another" against 10 or 11 rivals in a race that could gain the colt racing immortality. On a day that the Mets and Yankees will play a Subway Series game in the Bronx, New York's most famous athlete may have four legs.
With a victory Saturday, the winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes in May now has a chance to win horse racing's coveted Triple Crown. Since 1919, there have been 11 Triple Crown winners.
No racehorse has achieved the milestone in 34 years, since Affirmed edged Alydar at the wire in 1978. Since that storied race at nearby Belmont Park in Elmont, 11 colts attempted the feat only to fall short.
The super-hype began Wednesday with the post-position draw.
As of Tuesday, some reserved seats were still available at the racetrack from 11:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m., subject to availability and through Ticketmaster at 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com. Or try Stubhub.
Here are 10 things you should know about this opportunity to witness history.
1. Even if you can't get reserved seats, you can get into the track on race day. Admission on Belmont day is $10. There are thousands of park benches and an entire picnic area filled with food tents and even betting windows behind the track.
2. Prepare to party. Belmont day has gotten wilder as the years have progressed and the crowds have grown enormous. When a Triple Crown is on the line, the track expects close to 100,000 people to attend. It's rowdy, but safe. There are cops everywhere.
3. If you're not a gambler, it's easy to learn how. The minimum wager is $1. If you want a primer on horserace gambling, there's one in the front of the program. On Belmont Day, hundreds of additional employees are hired to be helpful to the amateurs, including tellers. If you keep it simple, you won't have any problem.
4. Go early. If you want a bench, get inside the track before 11 a.m. if you want a shot. To hold a bench, weave a newspaper through the slats in the seat. The tradition is usually honored by racegoers.
5. If you take a cooler, it's only allowed in the picnic area behind the track, not inside the grandstand or on the tarmac in front of the rail. Alcohol (beer, too) can't be brought into the track, and security checks. But, alcohol is available for sale throughout the track at concession stands, from vendors and at several bars around the track.
6. Smoking is OK on the tarmac and in the picnic area.
7. Dress is casual in the grandstand, but you need a shirt and shoes. This is decidely not the Kentucky Derby (it's not trying to be) and ladies need not wear fancy hats. Although you can if you want to.
8. The first race goes off about 11:40 a.m. Saturday. The featured race isn't scheduled until around 6:30 p.m., the 11th race on a 13-race card.
9. Getting to the track is really easy from Nassau or Queens. Take the Grand Central or the Southern State toward the Cross Island Parkway. Go South on the Cross Island from the Grand Central, or north from the Southern State. The track has it's own entrance ramp. You park along the backstretch and buses take you right to the gate. Parking is $10.
10. Full disclosure: I'm going; I've seen most of the Belmont Stakes races since 1977. If you're going, come by and say hi. I'll be there, right at the 8th pole, Section aa - level 2. If you have questions before then, leave a comment. I'll try to answer them all.


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I'd like to take certain broadcasts from a local radio station that are not available in their internet stream and share them to my various Squeezebox zones in real time. In other words, I want to be able to route the output of my tuner through my local network to my Squeezebox. Any ideas?
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Since its premiere nearly four decades ago in October 1975, Saturday Night Live has been a fertile breeding ground for great comedic talent. Some of the biggest names in TV and film -- Eddie Murphy, Tina Fey, Will Ferrell, and Robert Downey Jr., to name a few -- got their start on the NBC sketch show. Here's a look at some of the most successful cast members in SNL history.