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Tennessee Man Arrested for Attempted Rape
Date of News Release: 07/05/2013
(Bowling Green, KY) -- On Wednesday, July 3, 2013 the Kentucky State Police received a disturbance call at the Love's Truck Stop in Horse Cave in Hart County. Upon their arrival, Kentucky State Police Troopers located Theodore J. Rice (34) of Cookeville TN, and discovered that he had assaulted and allegedly attempted to rape a 40 year old female companion. He had chased her through the parking lot and into the business where she was able to reach help. Mr. Rice was apprehended and charged with attempted rape, assault, 4th degree, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and DUI. He was lodged in the Hart County Jail.
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Spokane -- Spokane Police arrested shooting suspect Joshua Graham after briefly surrounding a home in the 1100 block of W. Cleveland Monday afternoon.
Graham had not been seen since October 1st, when his girlfriend was shot in the face.
The woman was shot at a home in the 1500 block of E. Everett. Police said Graham called authorities to report the shooting, but they were not able to reach him after that.
Officers said the woman was taken by a passerby to a Spokane hospital in serious condition. The victim is believed to have been released from the hospital.
Spokane Police obtain a search warrant around 2:00 p.m. Monday.
Graham was arrested for assault. Another person inside the home, Nick Wrenn, was arrested on robbery warrants.
Graham is no stranger to police. His criminal record spans more than 10 years with charges ranging from theft to forgery.
In 2008 Graham was convicted of theft of a firearm and residential burglary.
Records show back in 2005, Graham was charged with violating a protective order in a domestic violence case. He's also faced a number of drug charges.


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If you want to know why some blacks still think there are racial problems despite having a half black, half white president. Consider that a hospital acquiesced to a Adolf Hitler wannabe's request that no black nurses be allowed to touch his Hitler baby.
What keeps the race thing going is not racist individuals, but rather organizations who cannot seem to make proper decisions. Here's a hint, if an Adolf Hitler clone comes in with his Hitler baby demanding "no blacks" inform him that you can guarantee that the very first nurse that touches his baby will be black. If he doesn't like that he is free to take his business to another country wherein racism is tolerated.
Remember when all servant and helper classes were black? And the most racist people American ever spawned, namely southern, white plantation owners not only accepted but demanded that the caretakers for their children, and even their nursemaids be black? Modern day neo-nazis are just stupid.
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He grew up in Springfield, Illinois, attended Millikin University, Judson College (B.A. '68), Northern Baptist Theological Seminary (M. Div., '71; D. Min., '82) and completed a Ph.D. in religious education at Andrews University in 1986. Bob has authored the books:
- It's Time To Be Bold, with Michael W. Smith (Word, 1977)
- Keeping Your Teen in Touch With God (featured book on Focus on the Family; D.C. Cook)
- A World of Differents (Fleming Revell)
- Bringing Your Teen Back to God (Cook)
- What a Way to Go (D.C. Cook).
He recently finished writing Watchman Nee: Man of Suffering for Barbour Press' Heroes of the Faith series. He is is fulfilling a personal lifelong dream as a free lance writer. He and his wife, Joyce, still live in the Midwest and remain close to their four children.
Laurent was Professor of Bible at Judson College in Elgin, Illinois for 11 years where he also served as the college's Vice-President for Student Development for four years. He has been speaking full time all over the world since 1968. His delivery is both humorous and hard-hitting, encouraging and provocative, geared to reach youth and adult audiences. As president of Good News Circle, Inc. for over ten years, he spoke in hundreds of high school assemblies, colleges, prisons, street meetings and churches. He has been the keynote speaker at over 100 national conferences and more than 500 regional conferences since 1972. He has appeared several times on Dr. James Dobson's Focus on the Family and Pat Robertson's Heart to Heart. Laurent has served as chapel speaker for a number of major league baseball teams including the Chicago White Sox and Minnesota Twins.
"Bob Laurent's ability to communicate is his gift. I met him when I was a teen, and it changed my life forever. Bob's sense of humor, his caring spirit and his passion to communicate Christ have impacted countless thousands of people. While many have influenced the style of music I play--Bob Laurent influenced the content."-Michael W. Smith, Christian musician and songwriter.
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Homer Glen, Illinois
Homer Glen is a village, located 25 miles (40 km) southwest of downtown Chicago, in Homer Township, Will County, Illinois. The village was incorporated on April 17, 2001.[1] The town was named the 3rd International Dark Sky Community in the world.[2]
Homer Glen is located at 41°37′22″N 87°56′29″W (41.6228,-87.9416).
The boundaries of the village of Homer Glen are one half-mile block south of 131st Street to the north (along the Cook County border); 183rd Street to the south; Will-Cook Road to the east; and Gougar Road to the west. The village shares its boundaries with the village of Lemont (in Lemont Township, Cook County) to the north, the village of Orland Park (in Orland Township, Cook County) to the east, the village of New Lenox (in New Lenox Township, Will County) to the south and the city of Lockport (in Lockport Township, Will County) to the west. The three major roads in Homer Glen are Bell, which runs north and south, 143rd street and 159th, which runs East-West.
According to the 2010 census, the village has a total area of 22.21 square miles (57.5 km2), of which 22.17 square miles (57.4 km2) (or 99.82%) is land and 0.04 square miles (0.10 km2) (or 0.18%) is water.[3]
As of the 2010 census,[4] there were 24,220 residents. The racial composition of the city was:
- 95.5% White (91.7% non-Hispanic whites);
- 0.6% Black or African American;
- 1.0% from some other race;
- 1.7% Asian
- 1.1% from two or more races.
Homer Glen has a Hispanic or Latino population of 4.9%.
The current village president of Homer Glen is Jim Daley. There are six trustees: George Yukich, Marcia De Vivo, Mike Costa, Margaret Sabo, Sharon Sweas and Ted Kagianas. The village clerk is Gale Skrobuton.[citation needed]
There are two grade school districts and one high-school district serving the village. Homer Community Consolidated School District 33C serves most of the community, and Will County School District 92 serves the rest. Lockport Township High School, District 205, is the public high school serving the village. Lockport High School district consistently ranks in the top 5% of the nation in standardized testing and most recently made Newsweek Magazine's list of America's Best High Schools 2010.[citation needed]
Homer Glen has many parks and athletic clubs, including the Homer Athletic Club, Homer Stallions Football and Lacrosse, Homer Heat Baseball, Lockport Homer Swim Club, and Homer Hawks soccer. The Village finished construction of its first trail system, the Homer Glen Heroes Trail, in late 2011. The trail is dedicated to local heroes and individuals that have made a positive impact on the community. The first event to take place on the Trail was the Mike Hike 5k, which honored local resident PFC Michael C. Olivieri, who lost his life while serving in Iraq in June 2011.[citation needed]
Homer Glen is the site of the Sri Ramakrishna Universal Temple, a branch of the Vivekananda Vedanta Society of Chicago.[5]
Homer Glen is also the location of Annunciation of the Mother of God Byzantine Catholic Church. This church has been awarded for its "green" initiatives, specifically its 10 acres (40,000 m2) of landscaping that focuses on native plant life and water retention / management. Annunciation is notably one of the few new parishes of the Byzantine Catholic Metropolitan Church of Pittsburgh.
Homer Glen is home to St. Bernard's Parish and Our Mother of Good Counsel Parish, both Roman Catholic churches. It is also home to 15 other churches of the Christian faith.[citation needed]
Other churches in Homer Glen are Cross of Glory Lutheran Church and Eagle Rock Community Church.[citation needed]
Homer Glen is part of the Chicago metropolitan area media market for television, radio, and newspaper coverage. The Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Sun-Times, and also the Joliet Herald are widely available. The news of Homer Glen itself is primarily covered by The Homer Horizon newspaper which has a circulation of approximately 13,400 homes and businesses in Homer Glen and neighboring Lockport.[6] The Homer Horizon is focused solely on the coverage of Homer Township and is a publication of 22nd Century Media, which is based in Orland Park.
See also[edit]
- ^ "About the Village of Homer Glen". Official website. Village of Homer Glen. Retrieved 22 December 2008.
- ^ "Down with Light Pollution: Illinois Town Prizes Its Dark Side". Retrieved 2012-05-30.
- ^ "2010 Census U.S. Gazetteer Files for Places - Illinois". United States Census. Retrieved 2012-10-13.
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- ^ "Places of Worship". Retrieved 19 May 2012.
- ^ Homer Horizon at 22ndcenturymedia.com
External links[edit]
- Homer Glen official website
- Homer Glen EMA
- Homer Township Public Library website
- Lockport Township High School website
- Will County website


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Visualizing Library Data
Usage of library services such as computers, group study rooms, and web-based applications may be visualized in a variety of ways. Usage data can be analyzed for assessment purposes, or to identify previously unrecognized patterns of use that can lead to new and improved library services. By creating sets of visualized content for various data sources across the Libraries, this project works to improve understanding of how the library is used from a variety of perspectives.
- Joyce Chapman, Digital Library Initiatives
Technical Details
The project uses a variety of source data formats, from custom logs and database tables to Excel spreadsheets. Visualizations are created using a variety of tools -- such as the Google Visualization API, Protovis, GGplot2, Microsoft Excel, and Adobe Illustrator -- to display the data as both static and interactive graphs.
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Publically Available Reports and Presentations
Chapman, Joyce and David Woodbury (2011). ALA 2011 poster. "Using Data To Improve a Technology Lending Service."
Chapman, Joyce (2010). "NCSU Special Collections Physical Materials Usage Patterns (2007-2010)."
Chapman, Joyce (2009). "Course Views ("Library Tools") Usage Patterns (2008-2009)."
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Watch Your Child Grow a Whole Year in Just One Hour
Anyone with children appreciates the apparent lightning speed in which children grow and change. Imagine having the ability to watch it happen over and over again. With a simple recording device you have what it takes to watch your little one gradually grow a whole year in just one hour. That is, in 365 10-second chunks.
With our newly acquired camcorder and our newly born child we put this idea to test. And it worked brilliantly. Just 10 seconds a day for his first year and in the end, we have a one hour video that we enjoy on an annual basis. Sure, you'll run into skeptics. We did. But it really wasn't much trouble at all. And if you miss a day here or there? There's no harm in using that 20 seconds of awesome footage, that you can't live without. And at age six, our little video star finds the movie almost as riviting as the latest Disney movie.
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This is a great idea! I love that it is in video form rather then just pictures... so much more interesting! I'm due on Jan 2nd and I definitely want to do this!
Does someone have a sample they can post? Sounds like a great idea! I'm due on Jan. 15th and would love to do this!
too bad my daughter is already almost 3 :(
You can still watch her grow 1 year in 1 hour. She will just go from 3 to 4
I love this idea. I might try editing some of our existing videos this way. We have hours upon hours worth.
Also, what's a "Scheptic?" :)
tracenik ... oh those annoying scheptics! Who should really be skeptics. Thanks for catching that one! I've made the change.
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Theatre: "Simply Shaw"
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Monson: What's the Utah Jazz's problem?
By Gordon Monson
Tribune ColumnistFirst published Mar 26 2013 11:51AM
On a night the Jazz went about correcting many of their errors in the comfort of their own building against a bad team that had won only one of its last 16 road games, I took an informal poll, asking players, coaches, former players, former coaches, broadcasters, beat writers, columnists, commentators, security guys, ushers, vendors the following question:
What's wrong with the Utah Jazz?
What flowed back was … all over the map.
That's what 12 losses in 16 games stirs. Before beating Philly, an opponent that made it easy to briefly see the brighter side, the Jazz had lost four straight into the teeth of a supposed playoff race. If the Jazz could play every game at EnergySolutions Arena against a team on a long road trip that pretty much quit after the first two minutes, they wouldn't be stumbling and bumbling it out with the Lakers for the last playoff spot in the West. But they can't and they are.
Jump aboard, then, whichever problem — or some other — you deem most pressing, presented here in no particular order:
• A lack of identity: The Jazz, so this assertion goes, don't know what they are. Are they a young, promising, developing team? Are they a veteran team with young players just sprinkled in to play their limited roles? Are the younger guys to be trusted in key minutes of important games or are they simply a bailout plan when the starters don't bring what's necessary? The end result is a confused group that doesn't play with much consistency.
• Lack of focus, effort and energy: This has been a theme on bad nights from Tyrone Corbin. After Monday's win, the coach said: "You have a chance every night when you have the effort and focus we had tonight." But when he was asked specifically about that issue in losses, he said: "It's not just focus and energy. That has something to do with it, but it varies. It moves around. We've had so many things with this team. Guys being in and out of the lineup, it's been hard to find a rhythm. It's been a moving target. Guys [have to] muster ways to fight back."
• Lack of consistent defense: Al Jefferson's name spills out a lot in this specific shortcoming. His lack of lateral speed allows opposing guards to work the pick-and-roll and score easily. Of particular concern is the ineffective play at the defensive end when Jefferson and Derrick Favors are on the court together, a combo that was a bonus last season, but has been a minus this year. Favors said Monday night that defense is the team's biggest need: "We have to get stops at that end. We know we can score, but we have to get stops for 48 minutes."
• No moves made before the trade deadline: There's no hiding that the Jazz spun into their downturn in late February and haven't recovered. But it's counterintuitive to believe there would be a mental lapse or attitude slide, especially on the part of Jefferson or Paul Millsap, because those vets weren't moved. Trading them directly before free agency would have inconvenienced their lives, not bettered them. It's a curious, mind-bending theory. But those numbers remain as evidence: 4-12 in the last 16.
• Mo Williams is not a Jazz point guard: Since Williams returned from his thumb injury, he's reverted at times to his hero-ball mindset, looking to take his shot at significant junctures instead of setting up a better shot for a teammate. The Jazz need a distributing floor leader in the tradition of their past.
• The cloud of free agency: More than half the team is on the verge of testing the waters, and those possibilities are adversely affecting their brains. Even Corbin has raised this issue as an area of concern.
• Lack of mental toughness: There's a split among those polled on whether the primary difficulties stem more from deficiencies on the mental side or the physical. Are they weak in the head or in the body? The argument for the mental side is bolstered by the Jazz's success/lack of success at home versus on the road. They are 25-9 at ESA and 10-27 on the road. That's ridiculous. They also have a tendency to suffer through periods of ineptitude in the middle of an otherwise well-played game. In many recent losses, they've given up huge runs by opponents, often spurred by turnovers or bad shots that have derailed them.
"We have to make sure we come with the same intensity," Gordon Hayward said. "We've got to come together as a team and not let one mistake turn into four or five. That's when other teams go on big-time runs. We've got to be more poised than we've been. The effort is there, but a lot of times the execution isn't. There are times when we're working hard, but we're not making the right play, both offensively and defensively."
Said Millsap: "A lot of it is just being aware of what's going on."
• Corbin's coaching ability: Some think he'll eventually be a fine head coach. Others think he's flat-out the wrong guy. Some think his staff needs to be rearranged. There are a lot of complaints about Corbin's rotations and the uncertainty those rotations have created.
• A rudderless ship: Most of those polled see no real leader on the court, no player who not only can think and talk a good game, but put the team on his shoulders and bring it along. That leader will have to be cultivated, traded for, or drafted. In present form, he does not exist.


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(WMC-TV) - A Mississippi lawmaker is hoping to change a law in order to save the state from losing money from its gamblers.
Right now, gamblers who hit a jackpot of $1,200 or more at the slot machines have their taxes taken out by the casinos. But if you win less, it is your responsibility to pay the taxes later.
Alicia Powell remembers her friend paying taxes after hitting it big.
"She won, I think, like $4,000 so they made her fill out that form," explained Powell.
The Mississippi Department of Revenue says a 3 percent withholding is required on jackpots of $1,200 or more.
"It's the amounts that are less than what we currently require withholding on that will be affected," said Kathy Waterbury, MS Department of Revenue.
Winners are supposed to pay the withholdings on anything less than $1,200, but the deputy director of the state's gaming commission says that could change if Senate Bill 2144 passes.
"What this bill would do would in some way require casinos in some way to withhold the 3 percent on any jackpot," said Jay McDaniel, Mississippi Gaming Commission deputy director.
The money collected could be used for transportation and other capital needs, causing mixed reactions.
"I think it's nothing wrong with being taxed, all of us gotta live here and the government works off tax money," said Mississippi resident Monique Welch.
Action News 5's attempts to reach out to some of the Tunica casinos for comment on the bill went unanswered.
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Rascal Flatts 's Jay DeMarcus insists there's no bad blood between the band and Eric Church , who was fired from Rascal Flatts' tour in 2006 for playing over his allotted, opening time slot. Of course, Eric went on to headline his own arena shows after building up his fan base in rock clubs over the years.
The rift with Rascal Flatts seemed to be in the past until Taylor Swift mentioned it at last year's CMA Awards. She was hired to replace Eric on the Flatts tour only because Eric was fired. He then used that Taylor speech in a teaser clip for his new album, The Outsiders , which got people talking about the firing all over again.
While the Flatts have explained what happened in a few recent interviews, Jay tweeted Wednesday, "Wish everyone would let this @ericchurch thing go! We have nothing against him and we're very proud of what he's done! It's ancient history!"
Eric is now grateful to have built his legion of fans headlining his own shows.
"I found that a lot of people, when they first come out, new artists, it's almost like they're trying to borrow and steal other big acts' fans," Eric tells SPIN . "They come out to open for people. For us, we never did that. We couldn't. So we had to make our own. They became ours from the beginning, and then they converted other people. I didn't do it; they did it."
Eric's new album, The Outsiders , is due out next week. Rascal Flatts' new single, "Rewind," is now climbing the country chart.
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PropertyOfZack Interview : : Kevin Lyman Of The Warped Tour
It brings me great pleasure to be posting the PropertyOfZack interview with Kevin Lyman. As many of you know, Kevin Lyman is the founder of The Warped Tour, the tour that has changed music forever and many people's lives. Kevin and I discussed this years lineup, the future, and more. I cannot stress enough how nice Kevin was! Enjoy the read, it's a good one.
The Warped Tour is starting in about 3 weeks from now. How do you feel about this year's lineup compared to the past few years?
I mean, I don't know. Usually the fans will let me know, but it's diverse. I think people will say, "Hey, there are no punk bands." And I'll go, "Wait a second, what about bands like Alkaline Trio and Face To Face." There are a lot of bands that are coming back to the tour that haven't been there in a long time. There are new young bands; you've got Andrew W.K, who hasn't been there in a long time, but he's as popular as ever. I know that on the pop side sometimes people complain about that, but you've got bands like Mike Posner and things like that that seem to be appealing to that crowd. I think it's a pretty mixed lineup. I don't see like any grand superstars on there right at the moment, but I think there's a little bit out there for everyone. I mean, it's a little heavier with Whitechapel, Emmure, Suicide Silence. If you're into the heavy side there's some heavy music there.
Is it somewhat difficult to properly gage what fans in the scene are looking to see at the tour considering how much the scene itself has changed in the past 16 years that Warped has been running?
Well, I think it evolves. Now you break it down into increments. There's always going to be the connection with the history of the music on the Warped Tour. Face To Face was there in 1995, so when there was interest in them coming back out I was really excited to have them. Because they're kind of that connection that maybe people have associated with Bad Religion and NoFX. They actually played the Tour before those two bands.
POZ: They [Face To Face] were only supposed to tour for a couple of weeks right?
Kevin: Yeah, and then they wanted to decide to do the whole tour and of course I made room for them.
Do you mind having bands annually on the tour?
No, I kinda found they wouldn't used to come back every year. But you know, if a bands starting to do some development out there and we're starting to see them, why not have them back when maybe they're a little more popular. So you can have a band maybe come back for a couple years in a row. I mean, it worked for a band like Paramore that we brought back 3 years in a row as they were developing. Or a band like 3OH!3.
Last year, at I believe Cleveland's date, Paramore showed up on an off day from their tour with No Doubt and completely took over the day. Do you see any surprise guests on that level this year?
I don't know which cities, but I think we're gonna see some surprise guests. I'm starting to get the emails now.
POZ: So you book guests that far in advance?
Kevin: Yeah, people start calling around June because they're starting to get
their summer plans together and they start looking for Warped routing and
go, "Oh, hey Kev, what about us coming by here?"
How do you respond to fan reaction about bands in the past like brokenCYDE and Millionaires and bands similar to them that get bad reactions?
To me, Millionaires probably shouldn't have been on Warped Tour. They weren't ready for it. Trust me, they weren't ready as a live band. You're gonna put yourself out there you have to be able to pull it out there. But during that time period a lot of the people were talking about the band. And you know, I want to see the curiosity too; if that's the way music's going even if it's not maybe the stuff I listen to. I felt bad for them in a way; they just weren't ready to be out on that tour. And I don't think we've heard much from them recently, have we?
POZ: We have not.
Kevin: I mean, artists should take it seriously. Like an artist, if you said, "Yeah, I want to be on the Warped Tour." I think you need to be able to step up to play. Or say, "Hey, lets wait a year or two." It's like Katy Perry. Katy Perry stepped up and ruled that audience out there. She made a lot of long time fans. She worked really hard and was good live. You have to be good live. Millionaires were just not a good live band.
As time moves on, and the years progress, where exactly do you see Warped going?
I don't know, people ask me that every year. I mean, it's year 16, I suspect that if people come out this year…if they just shut down and stopped coming I'd stop it, I wouldn't prolong it. This year we realized with Taste Of Chaos that there were a lot of tours like Taste Of Chaos on the road. So we pulled it back while it was still fairly successful. I had one down year with Thursday last year, but I thought that was a cool lineup. So now that goes on internationally. I've got my country tour, Mayhem and Warped Tour, but it seems like to me it's hard to judge fans and when they're buying tickets. But it seems that there's still interest in Warped Tour. And I think taking Warped Tour down in a bad economy, because it gives 900 people a job during the summer time between truck drivers, artists, bus drivers. If you take that away I don't think there's someone else that's going to step up and fill that void. I think some people thought maybe this Bamboozle Roadshow was gonna come out or whatever, and I only hear things in feedback, but they weren't ready to, not on a big tour like that.
But with yourself obviously, you get older along with the years, and you have a family and everything that surrounds that. Would you ever see yourself stepping down?
I still feel like I need to be there every day on Warped Tour. I still feel I need to book it. Warped Tour is the heart and soul of my scene of work in my heart. That's where I came from. People don't really that I didn't just start the Warped Tour; I worked 12 years in the clubs and the venues. When you start to look at it, I've almost been doing this for 30 years now and I still love the Warped Tour. Am I stoked to get in a bus sometimes and go down the road and sweat my ass off and hang out in dirty parking lots? You'd think that maybe that was gonna change, but you know, I was talking to my wife and this is what I do well. I still do that well. My country tour is nice because I fly in and out of that and come home during the week.
And in regards to that question, can you believe Warped has been going on for 16 years already and has grown into what it has become today?
Yeah, absolutely. I didn't expect this. I was supposed to go out one year with my friends to do something different, and then I'd go be a schoolteacher. It's funny, when you travel now or are talking to people and they know what the Warped Tour was. Or they come up to you and go, "Man, I went to the Warped Tour 16 years ago" and they're there with kids at a show somewhere.
On one spectrum of this year's bill you have Face To Face and on the other you have NeverShoutNever, would you be surprised if NeverShoutNever got more of a reception than Face To Face?
No. I think Face To Face will get the respect. NeverShoutNever's hot right now. Never played 6 shows last year. They're capturing that moment, you know? Face To Face, they've put out good music for I don't know, 18 years? 20 years they've been around. But they've put out great solid music and this will be the bridge for maybe that kid who wants to come because they're into NeverShoutNever and they're gonna be walking by the stage and hear this great band on stage and a group of them are going to turn around and go, "Wow". Right now they're maybe going to go see the AP Tour with NeverShoutNever, but you know what, they've heard of Face To Face and this is a good chance to see them. It's a good chance for a dad to bring their kid, who used to watch Face To Face. They could bring their 11 year old, 12 year old to see NeverShoutNever and have a good day of music.
What band do you see as being the biggest crowd attracter this year?
I think this kid, Mike Posner, all of a sudden. We booked him, and out of nowhere he has a big song. He has a few big songs. And I hear kids going down the street singing the songs. I think Andrew W.K is going to really surprise some people.
The Warped Tour has been branded as a "punk" festival since it's start, but many people in recent years have commented on the fact that it seems to be getting away from that. Where would you say Warped stands categorically?
There are just as many punk bands as there used to be. I worked really hard, and on the West Coast I do those old school stages. I wish I could bring those bands on the whole tour, but man, they're old too. They aren't gonna do too well in St. Louis at 96 degree heat and 97% humidity. And if you really look at punk, punk was regionally coastal. It was always an underground. The Warped Tour is not for everyone. The die hard, die-hard kid that is only into punk rock…there's a lot of basement shows. That's for him. This is more for the music fan. If you look at '95, how punk was the Warped Tour? Was No Doubt a punk band? Like, in the true sense of the word. Quicksand, I don't know if they could be called a true punk band. But we definitely grew with Bad Religion and NoFX. I wish there were more big punk bands. It's hard to find new punk bands, if you really think about it. We need some new bands. Bad Religion, NoFX, Rancid are 15, 20 years old. Name me a punk band that's really broken out in the last 5 years.
POZ: Can't do it.
Kevin: Can't do it. I don't know why. But that's why there's always going to be that connection to history on the tours.
Due to Nike buying out Hurley and rivalries between Nike and Vans, for the first time in many years Hurley will not be a sponsor and is being replaced by Glamour Kills. In the grand scheme of things how important do you see the sponsors of Warped being? In terms of identifying the sponsor and the tour together.
I think in some ways. I think it's great. It sucks. Trust me, the Hurley guys are all good friends of mine. I helped start that company with those guys. But as the world changes and as companies are bought and sold, I don't know. It was strange because on the other end I used to fight with Vans because they would say, "You can't have Hurley, they're Nike." But everyone was cool with that. It was their boss, their bosses that decided to pull the trigger on them. The guys at Hurley didn't want to not be at the tour, and I know that because I know all those guys. I've been hanging out with them all, but they work for someone else now. And it's cool to change it up with Glamour Kill, I'm glad, it's a brand. Warped Tour is a 16-year-old developed brand. I'm glad to see more people wanting to be involved in it.
POZ: And they're certainly getting more popular among kids just like Hurley was.
Kevin: Yeah, exactly.
The Taste Of Chaos tour only happened in Europe this year, and you recently said that it would probably continue to be that way. How do you think it went this year?
It did great. We did arenas.
POZ: Will that be coming back next year?
Kevin: In the US? I don't know. But we're gonna do the Europe again.
In the next few years may you guys try anything new?
I think right now it's more refining what we're doing with the non-profits and the eco stuff we're doing. But Warped Tour is not gonna change a lot from what you saw last year. I like going to the single main stage. I think it really helped all the bands on the side stage. It allowed those bands to play a little longer. Especially because a lot of the bands on the main stage have a bigger catalog now. I think it was a really cool show last year. It was really fun to be at the Warped Tour last year for an old man even like myself to watch the young kids run around and put stickers all over their heads.
How did the 15th anniversary show go at the stadium last year?
The show was fantastic that we did. Spent a lot of money on the DVD. I've got to stop making DVDs. But the show was great. We were able to donate $50,000 to music cares. I don't think I'm gonna set out to do a 16th anniversary show. I'm just gonna put on a good tour this year, or hopefully a good tour.
Thanks so much, is there anything else you'd like to add?
No, I hope you come out and see the show this year.
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Stevan Jovetic is back in the Manchester City squad to face Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday after the Montenegro striker missed five matches with a hamstring injury.
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Menelik Watson endured a night of mixed fortunes as the Manchester-born Oakland Raider's emotional return to these shores was spoiled by a rampant Miami Dolphins in a one-sided NFL clash at Wembley.
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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho intends to risk Diego Costa's fragile hamstrings by starting the striker against Sporting Lisbon and Arsenal this week.
Ryder heroes hail McGinley approach
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Lee Westwood urged future European Ryder Cup captains to take a leaf from Paul McGinley's book after the Irishman led the home side to victory at Gleneagles.
Azinger open to captaincy role
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Phil Mickelson could get his wish after Paul Azinger said on Monday he was open to a second spell as US Ryder Cup captain.
Cole surprised by Lampard match-up
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Ashley Cole admits he never expected to come up against his old Chelsea team-mate Frank Lampard again as the pair prepare to cross swords when Roma take on Manchester City on Tuesday.
Verstappen to make F1 history
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Toro Rosso prodigy Max Verstappen will become the youngest ever driver to participate at a grand prix weekend when he gets behind the wheel in Friday's first practice in Japan.
Watson living his American dream
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Menelik Watson admits he can scarcely believe that his journey has taken him from Longsight in Manchester to one of the NFL's most storied franchises.
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Paul McGinley insists his strained relationship with Darren Clarke will not influence his opinion on who should be Europe's next Ryder Cup captain.
Van Persie urges United to kick on
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Robin van Persie believes Manchester United formidable attacking force will instil fear into their rivals.
Pardew focused on Potters points
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Newcastle manager Alan Pardew is treating owner Mike Ashley's joke threat to sack him as a back-handed vote of confidence.
Baggies too strong for Burnley
6:23pm Sunday 28th September 2014
Saido Berahino's brace powered West Brom past hapless Burnley 4-0 to seal their third straight win.
Falcons stung as Wasps cruise
5:20pm Sunday 28th September 2014
Wasps continued their improved form this season with a comfortable bonus point 35-18 win over struggling Newcastle at Adams Park to jump up five places to fifth in the Aviva Premiership table
Rooney apologised to team-mates
1:18pm Sunday 28th September 2014
Wayne Rooney apologised to his Manchester United team-mates for his reckless lunge on Stewart Downing and has no plans to appeal the red card which he admits he fully deserved.
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ESPN to broadcast college football playoffsBy RACHEL COHEN
THe Associated Press | November 22,2012NEW YORK The college football playoff system will be televised on ESPN for 12 years once it starts after the 2014 season, the network said Wednesday.
The title game will be played on a Monday, at least a week after the semifinals.
The deal is worth about $470 million a year, a person with knowledge of the terms said. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the fee had not been announced.
Folks are going to love this playoff and the attention ESPN will give to it, BCS executive director Bill Hancock said in a statement.
ESPNs current four-year contract to air the Sugar, Orange and Fiesta bowls along with the BCS title game is worth about $125 million per year.
ESPN will own the rights to all six bowls involved in the four-team playoff system. Conference commissioners had decided that the two semifinals would rotate among those half-dozen sites; the four not involved each year will host major bowl games similar to the current BCS contests. The title game will be bid out each season through a separate process, as the Super Bowl is for the NFL.
There will be three contract bowls that offer automatic bids to particular conferences in years they dont host one of the semifinals: the Rose, Sugar and Orange. The network already had separate deals for the same 12-year period through the 2025 season for those games, which are affiliated with the Pac-12, Big 12, Big Ten, ACC and SEC.
The new agreement also gives ESPN the rights to the three host bowls, which will feature at-large teams along with the top squad from the group of five conferences without ties to a contract bowl. The sites for the host bowls are still to be determined, though the most likely landing spots are the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Ariz., the Cotton Bowl in Arlington, Texas, and the Chick-fil-A Bowl in Atlanta.
Wednesdays agreement in principle includes rights for TV, radio, mobile, online and international.
Because of college footballs widespread popularity and the incredible passion of its fans, few events are more meaningful than these games, ESPN President John Skipper said.
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Lemon and Olive Chicken With Arugula and White Bean Salad
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- 2 1/2 to 3 pounds bone-in, skin-on chicken pieces
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 4 cups arugula
- 1 15.5-ounce can cannellini beans, rinsed
- 1/3 cup pesto
- 1 lemon, thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup pitted kalamata olives
- Heat oven to 400° F. Season the chicken with ½ teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon pepper.
- Heat the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Working in batches if necessary, cook the chicken until golden brown, 5 to 6 minutes per side.
- Reserving the skillet, transfer the chicken to a rimmed baking sheet and bake until cooked through, 15 to 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, toss the arugula and beans with the pesto and ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper.
- Add the lemon to the drippings in the reserved skillet and cook until golden, 1 to 2 minutes per side. Mix in the olives. Top the chicken with the olives and lemon and serve with the salad.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 376
- Fat 26g
- Sat Fat 6g
- Cholesterol 111mg
- Sodium 569mg
- Protein 32g
- Carbohydrate 3g
- Sugar 0g
- Fiber 1g
- Iron 2mg
- Calcium 24mg
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This week, Columbia gives its own take on the popular "It Gets Better" project. The project was founded by Dan Savage and his husband, Terry Miller, in September of 2010—just days before Tyler Clementi, the Rutgers student who had been spied on by his roommate while kissing another man, took his own life in New York City.
This video, which first appeared as an idea last October, features interviews with students, faculty, and prominent administrators, such as Kevin Shollenberger (Dean of Student Affairs) and Peter Awn (Dean of General Studies). Check it out below.
Ben Harris (CC '14), who spearheaded the project here at Columbia, says of the short film, "There were far too many stories at Columbia to possibly include in one video -- a testament to the strength and outspoken nature of the LGBT community on campus. Because of that, this video includes just a small swath of people on campus. My hope, however, is that it will send the message that this campus supports LGBT teenagers nation-wide, and recognizes the importance of higher education in making those lives better."
Thanks to Ben, Ericka Beltran (BC '12), Claire Pope (CC '14), and Mae Smith (CC '14), for helping create this video and bringing these touching stories to our attention.
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Bulgarian tuner, Vilner, is one of those aftermarket companies that rarely follows conformity. That's a good thing because, in terms of being unique and against the grain, it's one of the best in the business.
So it's not surprising that its latest program is for a sports car that's about 20 years old: the legendary Alfa Romeo Zagato Roadster.
The two-seat convertible was produced from 1992 until 1994 with only 284 of the 350 planned units being realized. So yeah, when it comes to Alfa Romeo exclusivity, the Zagato Roadster is head and shoulders above the rest.
In order to restore the limited edition sports car back to its shiny opulence, Vilner fully serviced the sports car, cleaning and restoring the car's body, chassis and engine. The body of the Zagato Roadster was first dressed in a red matte finish, a shade that pays homage to Alfa Romeo's sister brand, Ferrari.
From there, Vilner replaced all the seals that needed replacing while also creating a new hood for the sports car. Equally important was the work the Bulgarian tuner did on the sports car's interior, rebuilding and equipping the cabin with a new dashboard, center console, steering wheel, door panels and floor mats. Even the seats were restored to their former glory, which goes to show the lengths Vilner went to bring back the iconic sports car.
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Ain, Beth Levine
Starring Jules (as Herself)
Jules Bloom is an ordinary seven-year-old girl, concerned with school and friends and other ordinary things--until a chance meeting with a casting director leads to an audition for a television commercial.
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Amato, Mary
Please Write in this Book
When Ms. Wurtz leaves a blank book in the Writer's Corner with a note encouraging those who find it to "talk to each other" in its pages, the student's entries spark a classroom-wide battle.
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Barkley, Callie
Ellie's Lovely Idea
Valentine's Day is near, and to raise money for a charity called Puppy Love, Ellie persuades the other Critter Club girls to join her in selling and delivering singing telegrams.
115 pages
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Barnes, Derrick
Brand-new School, Brave New Ruby
When Ruby Booker starts third grade at Hope Road Academy, the same school her three older brothers attend, she tries hard to make an impression of her own.
130 p.
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Barrows, Annie
Ivy and Bean Take Care of the Babysitter
When Bean's parents leave her in the care of her older sister Nancy for the afternoon, she enlists her neighbor and best friend Ivy to come over and teach Nancy how to be a really good babysitter.
122 p.
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Branford, Anna
Violet Mackerel's Natural Habitat
As the youngest in her family, seven-year-old Violet identifies with small creatures in the natural world, but when she tries to help special ladybug, she learns an important lesson about animal habitats.
100 p.
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Bruel, Nick
Bad Kitty Gets a Bath
In this book, take a funny look at the normal way cats bathe, why it is inappropriate for humans to bathe that way, and the challenges of trying to give a cat a real bath with soap and water.
125 p.
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The Case of the Mixed-up Mutts
While attending obedience class with his new humans, Buddy the dog helps solve a mystery involving two Pomeranians that were switched at the dog park.
128 p.
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The Year of the Baby
Fifth-grader Anna is concerned that her baby sister Kaylee, adopted from China three months ago, is not thriving so she and her best friends, Laura and Camille, create a science project that may save the day.
162 p.
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Coven, Wanda
Heidi Heckelbeck Goes to Camp!
Heidi is excited about spending two weeks with Lucy at Camp Dakota, but Lucy's friends from last year ignore Heidi and make her feel unwelcome, leading Heidi to cast a friendship spell on them.
113 p.
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Coville, Bruce
Paula Danziger's Amber Brown is Tickled Pink
Nine-year-old Amber is nervous and excited about her mother's wedding to Max, but Amber's father makes things complicated.
154 p.
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DiCamillo, Kate
Mercy Watson Fights Crime
Mercy the pig's love of buttered toast leads to the capture of a small thief who would rather be a cowboy.
70 p.
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Draper, Sharon M.
Sassy : the Birthday Storm
While in Florida to celebrate her Grammy's birthday, nine-and-a-half-year-old Sassy worries that an approaching hurricane will ruin not only the party but a nest of sea turtle eggs as well.
106 p.
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English, Karen
Nikki Deja : Birthday Blues
As her eighth birthday approaches, Deja's biggest concern is whether her father will attend her party, until her aunt is called away on business and a classmate schedules a just because party on the same afternoon.
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Galante, Cecilia
Be Brave Willa Bean!
Cupid Willa Bean does not want to admit that she does not like flying high, or in the dark, but during a sleepover she has to face her fears.
102 p.
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Call Me Oklahoma!
Paige Turner starts fourth grade with a new name in hopes of being more bold and brave, especially when dealing with class bully Viveca and overcoming her stagefright.
123 p.
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Make Way for Dyamonde Daniel
Spunky third-grader Dyamonde Daniel misses her old neighborhood, but when she befriends a boy named Free, another new student at school, she finally starts to feel at home.
74 p.
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Hartnett, Sonya
Sadie and Ratz
Hannah and her hands, named Sadie and Ratz, regularly get into trouble, especially when younger brother Baby Boy is around.
59 p.
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Hest, Amy
Letters to Leo
In a series of letters to her new dog, fourth-grader Annie Rossi relates her daily exploits and remembers her mother.
154 p.
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Holm, Jennifer
Babymouse: The Musical
As tryouts for the school musical begin, Babymouse takes the starring role in several imaginary Broadway productions, which also feature her new classmate, Henry the hedgehog.
91 p.
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