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Eva & Tony Get The Party Started
Eva & Tony Get The Party Started
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Eva and Tony won't be married until this coming weekend, but they've obviously already started the celebration. They jetted to St. Tropez this weekend for their his and hers bachelor/bachelorette parties, and what looks like a lot of quality time at sea. While their parties were supposedly separate, it looks like they managed to find plenty of time to cuddle up together. Even though you guys aren't all that interested in the photos from their upcoming big event, we can't wait to see Eva in a wedding gown. In fact, we'd rather see her as a bride than showing off her bikini body - so not fair.
Lots more pics of Eva and Tony and their various water sports, so just read more
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Vaexxx 7 years
he wasn't in St Tropez for his bachelor party, he was at the Mandalaray in Paris friday night, i saw him and i even have a picture of it!
ispyemo 7 years
who cares.
ispyemo 7 years
who cares.
RustyAngel73 7 years
Not a fan really, but both are hot
sibalc 7 years
lovebirds~ they cant get their hands off each other
krisua 7 years
Oh those two are cute!
krisua 7 years
Oh those two are cute!
nigerienne 7 years
I really dislike her. Her whole attitude is irritating.
msshellokitty 7 years
I can't stand her.I'm ready for the wedding to be over so we won't have to hear about them anymore.
sweetnsour 7 years
Dear God... Please let this wedding hurry up and get overwith, so I don't have to hear about these two anymore! Thanks! Love, Sweetnsour
sweetnsour 7 years
Dear God...Please let this wedding hurry up and get overwith, so I don't have to hear about these two anymore! Thanks!Love, Sweetnsour
epicurean_Essy 7 years
For some reason, I really like this couple. Their wedding plans seem very cool.
OverTheHill 7 years
I still haven't figured out why she rode in the Spurs' Championship Parade. Did the wives and children do that? She didn't fit either category. Does she live for publicity? I don't watch her show, but I'm tired of seeing her.
sanD13 7 years
she seems more into him than he is into her
tiabia 7 years
Hmmm, a nice ass for an ass, LOL...Well, Pink at least burn her in effigy, LOL.
tati33 7 years
:ROTFL: pink... someone said Eva's hair hides the rat face...classic!!
tati33 7 years
:ROTFL: pink...someone said Eva's hair hides the rat face...classic!!
rubialala 7 years
I'm not sick of seeing them together everywhere, I don't even know if I have seen a picture of them together.
lorenashley 7 years
They are sooo boring!! She is overrated..and is only focused on herself. They will NOT last. I don't get how she's so "Sexy" she has the body of a thirten year old boy.
fashionstar 7 years
I'm so over them, and we all know they'll be getting a divorce in 2009, so why all the fuss.
angelina8023 7 years
I don't think looking like a 12 year old boy is attractive! I'm so done with these two.
crazygirl93 7 years
She looks nice in the first pic not the second...
playsindirt 7 years
That gold 1-piece is really unattractive on her. Have we taken a poll to see how long the marriage lasts? I give it 2 years tops.
SkinnyMarie 7 years
I would rather not see her at all...I don't know why but she just annoys me and seems like she craves attention. Never have seen anything she is in either..
mar 7 years
she is totally overrated. She only looks good with long straight hair to distract that rat like face she has.
Fashionsugar 7 years
I think she looks amazing...I've always been a big fan of hers so I really like looking at pics of these two..I think they are really good together
pinkprincess1101 7 years
well four days is not enough time to stop the wedding but like i said it will only last two years anyway, tatti she does have a nice ass but thats about it deba you bet i enjyed tony's ass pictures they were beautiful
jmast 7 years
I don't really care for her but c'mon, you have to admit she has a great body.
tati33 7 years
Deba - you are right..I'll say this..Eva's got a tight bootay!! I want one of those
dirtbikemommie 7 years
she totally annoys me. and that gold suit-YUCK! she looks nasty in it.
moon-rose 7 years
i love Eva so much they look so happy together and she is cute
notoriousrem_22 7 years
i am so sick of these 2...he seems nice and down to earth and she just seems obnoxious and she is very overratd...her body looks great but thats the only nice thing I have to say, I give this marriage 2 years MAX
jmast 7 years
It's ok pinkprincess...he'll wake up eventually and realize she's not the one for him ;) I don't get the whole hoopla surrounding her...I really don't. I see 10 times more beautiful girls laying out in Central Park or walking down the street. But I guess to each their own.
jmast 7 years
It's ok pinkprincess...he'll wake up eventually and realize she's not the one for him ;)I don't get the whole hoopla surrounding her...I really don't. I see 10 times more beautiful girls laying out in Central Park or walking down the street. But I guess to each their own.
Iwillmarryunick 7 years
Between them and Paris I'm about ready to take a Popsugar vacation for awhile. I'm so tired reading about them :(
mello 7 years
She does look so much older then him. He's got a baby face. I don't see the marriage lasting either. though she'll probably pop out a baby before the end of it.
Deba 7 years
I dont like them, but shit... Eva is so fit!!!!
Deba 7 years
I bet Pink enjoyed the "Tony ass shots"... ;)
daniemre 7 years
She is so perfect
daniemre 7 years
She is so perfect
Cinnamon-Girl 7 years
LMAO tatti .ahh this sickens me :sick: :sick:Pink you really need to put an end to this .lol
Cinnamon-Girl 7 years
LMAO tatti . ahh this sickens me :sick: :sick: Pink you really need to put an end to this .lol
cari907 7 years
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tati33 7 years
Eva's gold one piece looks like beyonce's outfit for the BET awards you know where she looked like C3PO
mwmsjuly19 7 years
I'm sick of these two. God bless them, but sheesh...
tati33 7 years
pink you have about 4 days...you can still fly out thursday night ;)
lms 7 years
I know he is younger than her, but he looks soooo young. They do not match to me.
pinkprincess1101 7 years
catarina unfortunately that is not me all though i wish it was, oh well the marriage isnt going to last long anyway, when they divorce in 2 years i might have a chance, 2 more days
CestLaVie 7 years
I think they are a great couple and personally I enjoy seeing pics of them as long as it isn't 24-7.
BrittanyLea02 7 years
Pretty sure I'm already over this couple but Tony is pretty cute
crispet1 7 years
Thats brave of her to go jet skiing all over the water with that engagement ring!
MissBardot 7 years
Wow she is teeny tiny! I don't think I like that gold swimsuit, it's kinda weird.
tati33 7 years
ooooh pinkprincess where are you?? in that first pic, eva looks like she's humping tony with clothes on...how interesting that she has a hat on that says FAITH... anyway... i feel a lil :SICK: right now
tati33 7 years
ooooh pinkprincess where are you??in that first pic, eva looks like she's humping tony with clothes on...how interesting that she has a hat on that says FAITH...anyway... i feel a lil :SICK: right now
CamillaCat 7 years
I can't remember, are these two going to have a big wedding with lots of photographers? I can imagine Eva wanting it this way. They do look happy together!
CatarinaBella521 7 years
pink is that you I see in the background?
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eso8717 — Organisation Release
Europe Decides To Build The World's Largest Optical Telescope
8 December 1987: The representatives of the eight member states (Belgium, Denmark, the Federal Republic of Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden and Switzerland) agreed that the European Southern Observatory shall embark upon the realization of this marvelous instrument. This decision expresses Europe's confidence in the ambition of her astronomical community and the ingenuity of her high-tech industry; together they will ensure that Europe will be second to none in the exploration of the Universe for a long time to come. The VLT is an essential complement of Europe's astronomical research activities from space vehicles.
eso8716 — Science Release
The Nature of the Mysterious "Luminous Arc" Revealed: A Gravitational Einstein Ring
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Discovery of a New Gravitational Lens System
22 October 1987: The discovery of a new gravitational lens system in the southern constellation Cetus comes as a first exciting and fundamental result obtained by a group of European astronomers in the frame of the systematic search program they are carrying out at the ESO La Silla observatory. Not only did they find that the image of the highly luminous quasar (ESO8712 and ESO8713) UM673 is double, but they were also able to observe the distant galaxy that is responsible for this effect. Continued monitoring of this rare object may actually lead to cosmologically significant results about the size and the age of the Universe.
eso8714 — Organisation Release
Intercontinental Remote Control: Observing with La Silla Telescopes from Garching
eso8713 — Science Release
Newly Discovered Quasar Is Most Distant Known Object in the Universe
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Discovery of a Binary Quasar
15 July 1987: The discovery of what may be the first true binary quasar has been reported by a European-American team of astronomers using a combination of optical, spectral, and radio observations. The pairs of nearly identical quasars, separated by only 4.2 arcseconds projection on the sky, have a redshift of 1.345, corresponding to a distance of some 12 billion light-years from Earth (according to the standard cosmological distance scale) and are apparently associated with the radio source PKS 1145-071 in the constellation Crater [1].
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Astronomers and Physicists Meet at ESO at the First Full-Scale International Conference on Supernova 1987A
8 July 1987: The first full-scale, international meeting about the bright Supernova 1987A in the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) was held at the European Southern Observatory in Garching near Munich on July 6 - 8, 1987. ESO was a natural meeting place in view of the many different observational studies of SN 1987A which have been carried out at the ESO La Silla observatory.
eso8710 — Science Release
Is the Universe Younger than Previously Thought?
3 July 1987: The first observations of a long-lived radioactive isotope outside the Solar System indicate that the Universe may be younger than previously thought. Using one of the world's most powerful spectrometers, located at the ESO La Silla observatory in Chile, Professor Harvey R. Butcher of the University of Groningen, The Netherlands, has detected for the first time the radioactive element Thorium-232 in stars. A comparison of its abundance in old and young stars failed to show the expected differences. This means that the total age of Thorium-232 in these stars must be smaller than about 10 Gyr [1], instead of the previously estimated 16 - 18 Gyr.
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Hunting the Black Hole
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ESO Exhibition at the Heysel Planetarium in Brussels
25 May 1987: An exhibition about the European Southern Observatory will be open to the public at the Heysel Planetarium, Brussels, Belgium, on June 6 - 15, 1987 (all days, also during the weekends, from 10:00 to 16:30). It has been organized in a collaboration between ESO, the Brussels Planetarium and the Belgian National ESO Committee.
eso8707 — Science Release
Important Events in the Southern Sky
14 May 1987: In these days, northern astronomers have reason to envy their colleagues in the south. By chance, the two main events in observational astronomy at this moment both occur deep in the southern sky and they can therefore not be observed from the astronomical centres in the northern hemisphere.
eso8706 — Science Release
The Unusual Behavior of Supernova 1987A in LMC
31 March 1987: "This supernova is different from all others observed so far".That is the unanimous conclusion of astronomers who have observed supernova 1987A in the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) with ESO telescopes since the explosion in late February (see ESO 04/87 and ESO 05/87). The collective results from the ESO La Silla observatory of no less than 38 astronomers have now been submitted to the European journal Astronomy & Astrophysics where they will appear in six "Letters to the Editor'' in the May(I) 1987 issue. These articles cover astrometry, optical and infrared photometry, polarimetry, optical and infrared spectroscopy and high-resolution spectroscopy; they are immediately available in ESO Preprint no. 500 (March 30, 1987) which can be obtained by request to the ESO Information and Photographic Service.
eso8705 — Science Release
Supernova in Large Magellanic Cloud: Overview of First Results
3 March 1987: One week after the explosion of a bright supernova (1987A) in the Large Magellanic Cloud (ESO 04/87), and after intensive observations at the European Southern Observatory and elsewhere in the southern hemisphere, it is now possible to draw several important conclusions about this unique event.
eso8703 — Science Release
Bubbles from a Dying Star
26 February 1987: Stars do not live forever - they are born and they die. All stars are born by contraction of matter in large interstellar clouds of gas and dust, but they do not all die in the same way. Heavy stars appear to end their active lives in gigantic supernova explosions (eso8608) while less massive stars (like our Sun) follow another path.
eso8704 — Science Release
Brightest Supernova since Four Hundred Years Explodes in Large Magellanic Cloud
eso8702 — Science Release
Quasar-like Activity in the Outskirts of an Eliptical Galaxy
5 February 1987: A European group of astronomers has discovered an extreme example of `quasar-like' activity in an otherwise normal radio galaxy. What is most remarkable in this case is that the activity occurs not at the galaxy's centre, but in its halo at a distance of about 30000 light years from the centre. This important result, which is based on observations at the ESO La Silla observatory, opens new and exciting lines in galaxy research [1].
eso8701 — Science Release
Possible Planetary System Photographed Around Nearby Star
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From the outside of Kazama Auto Service, one might not fully expect what occurs within its garage spaces. On one hand you see a few used cars that most would kill to see on a lot here and on the other, you notice a retail front for a RC car shop. Not exactly the kind of imagery that provokes thoughts of D1 competition cars or cars swapped with 600hp engines. On most days, it's normal to find kids or the hardcore RC enthusiast who come in to drive on their choice of an in/outdoor track or have a shop employee modify their cars for optimum performance. For Kazama-san, he still finds solace in building actual cars and there's been another project that's kept him preoccupied - the IS-GT concept.
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I am not comfortable tiling any span over 20 feet without an
isolation membrane, unless I can get an assurance from the
joist supplier that their system will provide the deflection
resistance required for most ceramic tiles:
Maximum deflection = L/360 (where L is the
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concentrated loading (loading between the joists, see
illustration). Many floor joist systems meet L/360 maximums for
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1.Lacking hue and brightness; absorbing light without reflecting any of the rays composing it.
2.The color at one extreme end of the scale of grays, opposite to white, absorbing all light incident upon it.
I'm not really sure why I'm obsessing over this color lately, but I have a crush on it BIG TIME! I'm pretty sure the problem began when I painted our back hall with black chalkboard paint. I had no idea I would love the outcome as much as I do, and now I can't seem to get enough. I seriously want to paint everything in my house dark...black, charcoal, navy, dark taupe-y brown...any of those will work.
*** WARNING: This post contains an absurd amount of pictures. This is in attempt to not embarrass myself trying to be all smart like and explain any sort of theory behind the color black, but rather to visually show you how addicted I seem to be. And to get Super Sabrina (who is opening a new Etsy shop any day now) off my case about posting a new blog entry already. ***
You can see here from some of the more recent of my 1814 pins that I definitely have black on the brain (um, perhaps black is not really my problem...I think The Pinterest is the problem).
And looking back through all of my pins, one would find these images:
(well, hello there Navy Bedroom...I kinda want to marry you)
While I tend to really like rooms that are mostly black, my obsession is not limited to that. Black sofas, black doors, black stairs, black tile, black fireplaces, even black party settings...they are just as loved.
(seriously...so gorgeous)
So seems to be I'm in love with this "lacking hue or brightness" color. Not exactly sure what that says of me, but I'm not sure it's bothering me either. I did find it interesting how many images I have pinned that include a black element and I never even noticed until now.
Call me crazy, call me moody, call me uninviting, but I have my eyes set on our powder bathroom!! Anyone else feeling the luv?
Have a good one - Jenny


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More than 20 public health professionals at the state and local levels received scholarships from SAMHSA to attend the 2010 National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing, and Media in Atlanta.
The purpose of the scholarships is to support public health professionals who are seeking to learn and expand their knowledge of health marketing and communications to plan, put into action, and evaluate programs designed to encourage positive changes in health-related behaviors in their home communities.
SAMHSA received nominations from CADCA (Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America) and NASMHPD (National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors).
The scholarships provided conference registration and accommodations for 2 days.
Almost half of this year's scholarship recipients responded to a request for comments from SAMHSA News. Here's what they said:
Eunice Bedminster, Public Relations, Director and PIO/Special Assistant to Health Commissioner, Virgini Islands Department of Health, Christiansted, VI
Learning more about social networking and other new forms of media were reasons I wanted to attend the conference. I've come to realize that in any public health threat, these sites are certified gold. I could use a combination of our website, press releases, and information posted on social networking sites to help in a crisis. In the Virgin Islands, options to learning new things are not readily available; thus, the National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing and Media conference provided the perfect opportunity. I also loved the attention heaped on recipients by the SAMHSA staff – getting us together, which enabled us to do some networking with other scholarship recipients. Again, thanks to SAMHSA, and I look forward to participating again next year.
Clay Butcher, Communications Manager, Alaska Dept. of Health and Social Services, Anchorage, AK
The conference was a great opportunity to meet with peers, discuss new ideas, and learn from a wide range of experts. The scholarship that allowed me to attend the conference was invaluable, and I appreciate the staff at SAMHSA reaching out and making these resources available.
Rena Shawver, Social Marketing Coordinator, Mental Health Transformation Project, Office of the Governor, State of Washington, Olympia, WA
This year's conference provided even more information and insight on social media and public campaigns that are truly supporting and moving populations in need towards healthier lifestyles, recovery, greater self-reliance and self-sufficiency. I learned a great deal from each workshop I attended. Additionally, my colleagues and I appreciated the opportunity to be presenters and share what we've learned through our work with media and reporting on mental illness in the State of Washington. With the SAMHSA scholarship, we were able to come to Atlanta. Thank you SAMHSA for helping us get a glimpse of possible ways to support our clients in the future!
Sue Lockett-John, Ph.D., Research & Media Associate, Washington State Coalition to Improve Mental Health Reporting, University of Washington, Seattle, WA
I am very grateful to SAMHSA for making it possible for me and my Washington colleagues to attend the conference in Atlanta, both to share what we are doing to address stigma in news coverage in our state, and to network, learn, and think about how to sustain and expand our efforts.
Melanie Green, Mental Health Recovery Coordinator, Clark County Regional Support Network, Vancouver, WA
I am grateful for the support of SAMHSA. The Agency made it possible for me to attend the conference. I appreciated the opportunity to share the work my colleagues and I have done to improve mental health reporting in the state of Washington. I learned new skills and techniques from others from throughout the country.
Deborah J. Hollis, Director, Office of Drug Control Policy, Bureau of Substance Abuse & Addiction Services, Michigan Department of Community Health, Lansing, MI
My best take away was learning to communicate to reach target populations, especially using technology and social marketing. The conference provided several excellent examples.
Eduardo Hernandez, VP, International Programs and Deputy Director, Dissemination and Coalitions Relations/CADCA, Alexandria, VA
I found the conference extremely useful. It provided me with up-to-date information about the latest trends in health communications, particularly in regards to the impact of social media. I also feel that the strong involvement of researchers and academics who reported on their research greatly added to the overall quality of the presentations. And finally, I learned about strategies on reaching "hard to reach" communities, particularly using social media. I am greatly appreciative to SAMHSA for the opportunity to attend this outstanding conference.
Kareemah Hafiz Abdullah, Deputy Director, Training/Technical Assistance and VP, Training and Youth Programs, CADCA, Alexandria, VA
CDC and SAMHSA are on the mark. The National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing, and Media is a unique niche in 21st century health promotion worthy of continuation. Thanks again for the opportunity. This scholarship has helped me stay on the cutting edge!
Victoria Carlborg, Communications Associate, CADCA, Alexandria, VA
I am honored to have been a scholarship recipient to attend the National Conference of Health Communication, Marketing, and Media because I learned new ways to tell old stories in order to accomplish our organizations' goals of making communities across America and the world safe, healthy, and drug-free.
Wanda Boone, Executive Director, Durham Together for Resilient Youth (TRY), Durham, NC
My three specific questions about implementing a social media campaign to reduce the occurrence of underage drinking and HIV on college campuses were answered at the conference. I left fully equipped to start the initiative.
Jason Verhoosky, Community Liaison/Youth Program Coordinator, Danvers Cares, Danvers, MA
Great to receive a scholarship to attend the conference, an amazing opportunity to hear from many leaders in our field, network with other health communicators, and gain new information.
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Slate has an excellent article about the first gay wedding on a US military base. These newlyweds actually met in church - a church that is virulently homophobic. Both remain religious, but are finally able to shed a lifetime of shame and fear. It's a great time to be in the military.Tech. Sgt. Erwynn Umali (right) and Will Behrens (left) at the McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst chapel, where their civil union was held on June 23, 2012. [Photo by Jeff Shrugg...many more available on Slate]Tech. S … [Read more...]
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San Antonio mayor Julian Castro keynotes at DNC
Last night at the donkey show . . .
Democrats in Charlotte were remembering The Alamo, or more appropriately, the Alamo City, and its rising Lone Star alcalde, Julian Castro.
The 37-year-old Castro snagged the opening keynote speech, a prime spot that immediately brought comparisons to other great Texas keynoters, like former congresswoman Barbara Jordan at the 1976 convention and former governor Ann Richards in 1988.
Before Castro lit into Republican candidate Mitt Romney, he talked about growing up with his immigrant grandmother, and what she meant to his family.
And he talked about his mother, her activism, and her influence on his future. 'My mother fought hard for civil rights so that instead of a mop, I could hold this microphone.'
The delegates dug him, and so did the Houstonians we talked to.
University of Houston student Daniel Vandagriff said 'It's good to see stuff like that, you know. You don't always see white politicians. You see the blacks, and people from the Latino community.'
Anna Portillo, another UH student said she hopes 'he`ll do a good job and represent for the Hispanic community.'
First Lady Michelle Obama closed the donkey show, looking fabulous in her shimmering Tracy Reese, as she spoke about her parents and their struggles, and about her husband`s early life, and how those experiences made him the man he is today.
The big draw tonight is the Big Dog himself, and you never know what Bill Clinton is going to say, or how long it will take him to say it.
And then tomorrow is President Obama's big night, but it won`t be here at the Bank of America Stadium. Convention organizers will keep it in the Time Warner Cable Arena because of possible bad weather.
Of course some would say the move was because delegates voted to remove 'God' from the 2012 platform. So, yeah, that might be a good idea.Copyright © 2014, Los Angeles Times


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PLUMMER, Idaho -- Parents and students are working to raise money to bring back school sports in Plummer, Idaho.
School officials said that voters turned down a school levy which cut about $2 million from the Plummer-Worley school district budget. That forced the school to cut athletics and coaches.
"I'm not worried about that portion. I would coach regardless if I was getting paid or not," said Chris Dohrman, a football and basketball coach. "I just think it's a big loss they'll have if they're not able to play."
"I almost cried," said Sheyenne Shamburg, a student athlete. "I was really mad, because that's what all of my friends and pretty much the entire school lives on is sports."
Roughly half of the students at Lakeside Middle and High School students took part in athletic programs last year. Some students fear that the loss of sports will negatively affect student performance.
"It's kind of tough," said Jonathan Daman, another student athlete. "I know for a lot of my friends, sports gives them a reason to keep their grades up and go to school. And so if you take that away, a lot of them wouldn't be quite as ambitious to go to school and keep their grades up."
Parents and students who met to raise money said the first step is to bring back football and volleyball for the fall. They need to raise about $127,000. Students plan to sell raffle tickets at events such as Hoopfest.
"I feel as though it's a lot of money, but we can do it if we all try and actually follow through," Shamburg said.


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Jeep is preparing for the upcoming winter with a special edition Liberty Arctic that will be revealed at the upcoming Los Angeles Auto Show. This special edition takes its inspiration from the Europe-bound Wrangler Arctic and will arrive in Jeep showrooms this month.
The Liberty Arctic will be available in four exterior colors - Winter Chill, Bright Silver, Bright White, and Mineral Gray - combined with "Arctic" badges on the front fenders and semi-gloss black 16-inch aluminum wheels with center caps painted semi-gloss black. The exterior also features deep tint glass and tow hooks, blacked-out headlamps, and standard fog lamps.
The interior of the Liberty Arctic will feature a black and orange color scheme to offset the exterior. The vehicle's seats will be covered in black vinyl with an "Arctic" logo in the seat back. Arctic Orange accent stitching can be found on the seat backs, cushions, and headrests.
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Majors Division
Diamondbacks 4, Giants 3
Down 3-0 into the bottom of the fifth, the D-backs Taj Yanez cracked a double followed by Trent Walker's RBI singled. Then with two out, Tanner Murray walked, Howard Forehan singled, Elliot Brown connected and Murray scored to tie the game. Then Luka Mahkovtz singled to drive in Forehan with the go-ahead run.
Murray pitched a complete game for the win. The Giants scored two runs on Max Crandall's double. Later Zane Saunders knocked in Jacob Auldridge with a double.
Giants 12, Diamondbacks 11
In the Majors championship game, the Giants batted around and scored six runs for the walk-off win in the sixth inning.
In the rally, Blake Kuehl and Vinny Prograce singled, Jacob Auldridge walked, and his brother Julian crushed a deep fly that found grass to end the game. Max Crandall hit a fourth-inning homer for the Giants and Kuehl was 4-for-4 on the day.
For the D-backs, Craig Yeomans, Tanner Murray, and Howard Forehan hit consecutive doubles, and Luka Mahkovtz singled in two runs. The Giants move on to the District 39 Tournament of Champions which begins June 10.
Minors Division
Angles 21, Giants 7
The Angles qualified for the District 39 Tournament of Champions behind RBI singles by Aidan Callahan and Reid Olmsted and a double to the fence by Callahan.
For the Giants Quinn Herzon tripled, Noah Cole doubled and by Ryan Oropeza and Tyler Cambron had RBI singles.
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Red Sox 14, Pirates 0
For the Sox Bryce Gundersen went 3-for-3 with a walk and while scoring four times – in addition to pitching two scoreless innings. Relievers Evan Foy and Casey Collins each pitched an inning and a half of scoreless ball.
At the plate, Dylan Leonard added three hits and four RBIs, while Dominic Papagni Martinez had a single and a triple.
Majors Division
Blue Jays 5, Phillies 1
The Blue Jays won the opening playoff game in the Majors Division, shutting down the Phillies with a score of 5-1. Jays starting pitcher Zac Yates went 3 1/3 innings, striking out eight for the win. Reliever Venny Petrini struck out four of the five batters he faced, while Zach Snider closed the game.
Tanner Steen led the Jays' offense with a single and double, scoring twice and driving in a run. Yates had a pair of RBI singles, and Snider drove in another run with a base hit.
Jack Kastner and Brendan Magee each reached base in all three plate appearances for the Phillies.
Rays 9, Blue Jays 5
Rays pitchers allowed five runs, but struck out 12 Blue Jays hitters in the win. Kyle Raymond, Reilly Merlo and Logan Hudson pitched for the Rays.
At the plate, Kyle Raymond was 3-for-4 with double and two runs scored; Daniel Shamshoian was 3-for-4, scoring twice and driving in a run; Trevor Stocker was 2-for-2 with a walk, scoring twice and driving in a pair. Blue Jays hitters Conor Santos, Vinny Petrini, Tanner Steen, Zac Yates and Dallas Eisenhut each had singles.
Rays 4, Giants 3
Rays pitchers held the Giants to three runs in the nailbiter.
In 3 2/3 innings, Kyle Raymond gave up two runs and had five strikeouts. Logan Hudson also stuck out five in 2 1/3 innings of work.
At the plate, Raymond was 2-for-3; Daniel Shamshoian was 3-for-3, scoring twice; Reilly Merlo went 1-for-2 and was hit by a pitch; Trevor Stocker singled, scored, and drove in a run; and John Sosa-Guaita went 2-for-3 with a double.
For the Giants Nathan Pisciotta struck out four and Garrett Fisher stuck out three.
Nathan Pisciotta was 3-for-3 with a double and two runs scored; Carson Spence went 1-for-2 and scored; and Ryan Bariteau was 2-for-3.


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Osteria Marco
- Address:
1453 Larimer Street
Denver, CO 80202Neighborhood:
Downtown / LoDo
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Osteria Marco
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.osteriamarco.com/
- Phone: 3035345855
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch and Dinner: Monday - Thursday 11:00am - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday 11:00am - 11:00pm, Sunday 11:00am - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Frank Bonanno & Jean-Philippe Failyau
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: We offer private and semi-private dining for parties up to 35 guests for seated events and up to 50 for standing receptions. Full restaurant buyouts are available for parties up to 200 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Emily Schwartz 3035251702
A word from Osteria Marco
Osteria Marco is a very social, artisan-style pizzeria in the heart of Larimer Square. The exposed brick dining room is lined with bottles from our exclusively Italian wine list, which features nearly one hundred labels priced under fifty dollars per bottle. We roast the lamb, pork and beef for our panini right in the dining room and craft the cheeses and charcuterie from or salumi bar in house. Osteria Marco has all the amenities of a fine-dining establishment--excellent service, beautiful food, fabulous surroundings--but priced for the more casual, social diner.Continued
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Osteria Marco reviews from OpenTable diners
317 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (209)notable wine list (146)special occasion (117)neighborhood gem (115)good for groups (108)romantic (107)hot spot (90)great for lunch (65)great for outdoor dining (64)vibrant bar scene (40)late-night find (26)kid-friendly (16)great for brunch (9)scenic view (6)Show More
- DisappointingAfh1249Dined on 9/28/2014Our first dining experience here was wonderful. Food quality has definitely declined. The short rib though flavored well was dry. The cream of asparagus soup was salty and thin. Wine list is excellent. This will be our last dining experience here.Special Features:
- SeafoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014My table got calamari as our starter and we all felt it was either undercooked or old, and I love raw seafood when it's fresh. I then got the shrimp salad and I had two shrimp that I felt were undercooked as well. My friends pizza was too doughy in the middle, but he still enjoyed it. Growing up in Charleston SC, where quality food is a standard, I can totally see the potential for this place being a foodie hotspot. All that's needed is to work on the cook time of dishes. The ambiance is awesome! Waitstaff is very informed and positive! This might just be a personal east coast preference but I always think it's a good idea to serve seafood dishes with a lemon slice. I'll definently be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not as great as I rememberMagooVIPDined on 9/27/2014I have been to this restaurant several times and often recommended it to friends and clients. My fiancé and I were less than impressed when we dined last. The bartender wasn't friendly, didn't smile and was very busy. We were seated at our reservation time, but our server seemed weeded and wasn't very conversational. We ordered apps and decided to not stay for dinner. Overall the restaurant was noisy, more so than I remember, and the staff seemed less than excited to be there. We may try it again as the food is always great, but not sure when.Special Features:
- Lucky recommendationAnnieHDined on 9/26/2014One of my patients recommended Osteria Marco and I'm glad she did!! The food was wonderful and it didn't break the bank!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- elimcriticDined on 9/23/2014Wonderful spot amidst all the Larimer Street action. Great preparation of uncomplicated options. Maybe the best Manhattan ever!Special Features:
- Greatluv2dineDined on 9/23/2014Service was great, food was delicious--I had pizza and SO had the rabbit--both delicious. Would recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quality food...busy!TyGuyDined on 9/23/2014Went on a Tuesday night and it was packed. Tables are a little too close together but it's still a great ambiance.Special Features:
- This is the place for pulled pork!foodchickDined on 9/20/2014The food was outstanding, the presentations appealing, and the service was personal, professional and efficient. Thinly sliced, crispy fried green tomatoes with crispy Prosciutto and Ricotta were topped with a unique salsa verde producing a medley of balanced flavors and the all-important crunch factor. We paired the house-made Burrata and Bresaola producing a match made in heaven. Most importantly for me was the pulled pork, boasting a perfect texture and a deep but lively flavor, giving my palette just what is was yearning for. The apple sugo with the short ribs was no less a perfect pairing, and the deconstructed grapefruit cocktail was refreshing. The small outdoor dining area was preferred over the large, dark, indoor dining area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- love osteria marco!pipereatsVIPDined on 9/19/2014This is one of my favorite restaurants in Denver. Always delicious, great for a group to share salads and pizzas. Great wine list.Special Features:
- Just RightUessDined on 9/18/2014We loved our food. We told our server that we were in a hurry to get to a play, and she moved things right along. We even had time for dessert. Very accommodating and professional.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing wine list!Blkdog71Dined on 9/18/2014These guys are wine experts. The food is amazing and service couldn't be better - not too much, just enough.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Larimer Square restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/14/2014This has become our favorite Larimer Square place to eat. Everything is delicious, especially the homemade burrata- best I've ever had. They also have a great selection of Italian wines by the glass. All reasonably priced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always deliciousGogginsDined on 9/14/2014I made a reservation for an early dinner on Sunday and was exceptionally pleased yet again. Whenever I'm downtown, this is my mainstay, particularly after Bonanno Brothers pizzeria closed in Park Meadows. This is seriously one of the best places to get a pizza in Denver and is hands down the best place to get a cheese plate. The burrata is incomparable. I love this place and I love their food.Special Features:
- Great place for Sunday brunchCNJNGoldenDined on 9/14/2014Excellent menu exceeded only by the preparation and presentation. The service staff is very attentive and waits the appropriate time between courses. Much to our delight, the food came delicately seasoned like it's country of origin and at the perfect temperature.Special Features:
- Wonderful meal!SusiqVIPDined on 9/13/2014We've been here a number of times and generally get the same things we love them so much but this time we listened to the waitress and got the calamari...OMG! Delicious! We didn't regret that choice!!! So good. It was really a salad with calamari on it. The dressing was amazing and my husband usually doesn't like vinegar dressings but he loved this. It had an orangey-citrus tone to the taste...yummy. I also had the bread pudding dessert...and I'd have it again...everything in fact!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okLMALADined on 9/12/2014I came here one other time and liked it much better the first time. This time I was not terribly impressed. They had changed the best salad, beets with arugula and goat cheese, and it wasn't good. Had the grilled artichoke which was hard and undercooked. Olives app should have been a mix of olives but it was one kind only and very salty. Pizza with house sausage lacked flavor. Short rib itself was OK but the polenta served with it was terrible. Service was very average. I might have to skip this place next time.
- GoodDenverGrrrrrlDined on 9/11/2014Not as stellar as usual - busy and the service was a little inattentive for a Thursday. Otherwise the food was very good. Other than a minor flaw of slow service, not a huge deal. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Pizza in Mile High CityTRdiningVIPDined on 9/7/2014Came recommended and was definitely not a disappointment...simple ambiance but very complex yet subtle notes in the food sampled. The pizzas are a must and so is the calamari. Some of the best pizza I've had in a while. A perfect lunch or before the game spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a treatkurtcooksDined on 9/6/2014Osteria Marco has always been a fun and relaxing dinning experience . Upon arrival for our seven o'clock reservation we were promptly escorted to a cozy little table for two in the east dinning room. We were greeted by Megan with menus,wine list and water.Soon after we ordered a bottle of wine and our food. An appetizer of Burrata and crostini was the perfect way to start off our meal. Salads were next,with my wife choosing the panzanella my choice was the beet salad.Both were very large so, we ended up taking home about half.We also ordered the crab fonduta. It was delicious hot melding of crab meat and cheeses served with bread. It's rich!we finished with a Margaritta pizza that was almost as good as pizza in Italy .Special Features:
- Fun, not the bestMParpDined on 9/6/2014We've had superior experiences here in the past, but this time things fell just a little short. I will say that our server was top-notch—friendly, attentive, and available without being pushy. I had hoped that someone might acknowledge our anniversary as I'd put notes about this in our reservation through OpenTable, but maybe it didn't translate. The pizza wasn't as delightfully charred, crisp, and flavorful as we remembered, but the Burrata cheese and calamari were very good.Special Features:
- always a good mealLoveDenverrestaurantsDined on 9/6/2014My third time and the food and service were great.Special Features:
- Nice experienceKBarMVIPDined on 9/3/2014Both food and wine by the glass were very nice. House made pulled pork was terrific, braised artichoke was quite good. I viewed the calimari as a miss--flavor profile was sweet and kind of Asian rather than Mediterranean.Special Features:
- Great value, good foodNiniDined on 9/3/2014Our excellent waiter recommended two delicious appetizers that paired well together. Their house-made goat ricotta reminded us of our time in southern Italy. The spare rib was wonderfully tender and flavorful while the lamb meatballs were in a simple red sauce that tasted just like my Italian grandma's Sunday gravy. The margarita pizza was our only "disappointment." With shredded motzarella, it was far from traditional, however, our 6 year-old still gave it two thumbs up.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pizza and wineKarenFVIPDined on 9/1/2014The antipasti of artichokes, panzanella and calamari were wonderful but the pizza was exquisite. The Mediterranean pizza was one of the best pizzas I've ever had, including pizza in Italy. The wine list is all Italian and we had a great verdicchio. Prices were a bit high but food was well worth it!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was goodLolabrunchDined on 8/31/2014Makings of a good restaurant. Several things need to be better. I say closer to the tables next to me than I did my wife across the table. This kind of deserves a relaxed setting where you can enjoy your wine. Service was not good, a waitress poring wine for the table next to us actually had a napkin in her back pocket that dragged across our food. Our waitress messed up our order and we sat for 20 min between wine, antipasto and dinner. Good food bad experience.Special Features:
- Great spotOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/31/2014Always a great time here, great food and staff. Good beer and wine selection and the meat and cheese plate is the best.Special Features:
- love this place.LerxstDined on 8/30/2014Great little italian place in the heart of denver. Everything on the menu is delicious. Fantastic feel to the place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- family outingkevoskiDined on 8/30/2014I visited the restaurant on a Saturday night with a party of 7. The service was outstanding and so was the quality of the food.I will return on my next visit to Denver.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Waitress was grumpyNMNativeDined on 8/30/2014Osteria Marco was recommended by a friend -he said it was the best pizza ever!! We made a reservation for a late night dinner while in town. The food was pretty good - I'll give them that. But when our pizza came and it was not what we ordered, the waitress actually came to our table to explain that she had not made a mistake and even showed me the paper she had written our order on. I asked if perhaps she could have misunderstood the order since it was quite loud in the restaurant. She refused to take the blame and even invited us to leave the restaurant if we weren't happy. Wow! We weren't even that angry and a simple apology would have been enough to get us back on track. Too bad the delicious dinner was ruined by a grumpy wait person.Special Features:
- fantastic as alwaysJamielynnj21VIPDined on 8/30/2014another delicious meal at osteria marco! Delicious food, tried the fried green tomatoes for the first time and they were out of this world! Brought more first timers with us again and they all loved it as well.Special Features:
- Good FoodRandLDined on 8/29/2014Both the food and the service were good however not an easy place to talk.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Classy casualMuffinDined on 8/29/2014We were seated timely and upon arrival greeted with champagne for our anniversary celebration. Our water Ben was very friendly and attentive. We felt like anyone could enjoy an evening there, having been seated next to two couples but close to a fsmily with younger children. Our meal options were perfectly portioned and demonstrated great care and taste.:)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but cold.Daughter2intownDined on 8/28/2014The food was very good and the service was fine as well. The air conditioning was set very low and it was very uncomfortable. I strongly suggest bringing a jacket or sweater. We did like the feel of the restaurant and the wine that we selected was very good at the suggestion of our server. It was a little pricey but I guess for downtown Denver it was pretty typical. We were able to find close parking and then a short walk to the restaurant. Net time we'll use the valet service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome as alwaysFunwithFoodDined on 8/28/2014We have been here several times and never had a complaint. The service is always exceptional and the food superb. The fig pizza is one of my favorites and we both love the suckling pig, although we've never had anything we didn't like. The flavors are spot on and the wine recommendations are excellent choices to pair with the food. Fun for date night or with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingChrisDined on 8/25/2014Unfortunately our experience here was really disappointing. The food was amazing and the portion sizes were generous, great wine list as well. The staff, however, ruined what would have been a great experience. The only friendly employee was the girl who greeted us. The service at the bar was slow (waited 10 minutes just for a drink menu) and every interaction thereafter made us feel like we just weren't welcome. Rude, disinterested, snotty waitstaff who offered zero recommendations and could care less if we enjoyed our meal. I likely won't be back just based on how negative the whole experience was. Which is a shame since the food is really spectacular.Special Features:
- All was quite good!LovetoeatDined on 8/25/2014The tomato and basil soup is the best I have ever had. The pork was excellent and plentiful and the chocolate dessert was wonderful. My husband's dinner of Caesar salad, lamb meatballs and bread pudding was also superb. We will go back.Special Features:
- Dinner outmakesreservationsDined on 8/24/2014Great atmosphere - friendly, attentive staff and great food. Very enjoyable place to eat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant weekBowWowDined on 8/24/2014I asked for water, 3 empty glasses came then warm water arrived. Had to ask for ice. I ordered the pulled pork. I was very salty. Ordered coffee at the end and it arrived cold. Hot coffee finally arrived after 10 minutes later. Waitress told us they brewed individual pots of regular and decaf for each patron
- Never disappointsJ4abrahamDined on 8/24/2014One of our favorite restaurants in Denver, always great food, service and drinks!Special Features:
- Great snacks.. Pizza eh..OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014The appetizers and small plates are good, but when it comes to their pizza you can do better for the hype. The pizza concept and variation of their pies are good, but use an over abundance of mozzarella and ends up weakening the structure of the slice. The cell definition of the crust is good, and the taste of pizza is fine, but the rigidity of the slice is that of a string when held out straight. Also very noisy even if placed into a corner table to the point where the server had to come next to each of us to hear out order. She even said sorry.


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Columbus Day pirate and privateer program for children at Niagara History Centerby jmaloni
Children ages 7-12 are invited to celebrate Columbus Day at the History Center of Niagara County on Monday, Oct. 14, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This year's program will highlight the life of a pirate and the lesser-known privateer.
Each child will be given the identity of a real pirate from history, both male and female. The participants will then learn about their real-life pirates. Activities include talking like a pirate, making a pirate hat and sword, playing a pirate game, acting out skits about pirates, and using a map to find a treasure hidden somewhere on the museum grounds. A pirate-themed snack will also be provided.
The cost of the program is $10 per child. Reservations are required. Parents are encouraged to leave their children for the duration of the program. Call or email the History Center at 716-434-7433 or [email protected] for reservations and more information.


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To some, there's nothing like the action of a sporting event or a horse race. Nothing compares to the agility and grace required of horse and man as they grapple to defeat opponents - nothing. Not even Mardi Gras. So it works out well then that The Orleans race and sports book offers guests a better view of their favorite action than even the luckiest visitor usually gets for Mardi Gras.
The spacious nature of the book makes sure everyone can see what they want to see, whenever they want to see it. Screens line the length of the top of the book and bigger TVs are placed strategically throughout the area, while visitors can relax in seats with individual 22-inch TV monitors, including 25 individual race betting terminals in the race seats.
Information for races is tracked on Expo boards, while an electronic board monitors sports, making it easy to pick out what you need to make your wagers.
While some books are hidden away in corners or hard to find, the Orleans makes theirs easily accessible, and pretty much a straight walk back, depending on which set of doors you come in.
And with the book open 24 hours a day, daily, it's pretty much constantly a great place to go for a little fun -- sounds a lot like Mardi Gras, doesn't it?
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Philip Rodney Kimball, 68, was born January 29, 1944 in Long Beach, CA, the youngest child of Philip Bowen Kimball and Ave Maria Boyer. He departed this life at his home in Blaine, WA, on Saturday, December 15, 2012, after a brief fight against multiple brain tumors. He went to join his beloved wife, Carla (Marzicola) Kimball on the anniversary of her birth. They were married May 19, 1973 in California, and were selected as contestants on the TV game show, The Newlywed Game.
Philip graduated from Jordan High School in Long Beach in 1962.
He was inducted into the U. S. Army in 1965, trained as a military policeman and military dog handler, and served an active-
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He worked several years for R. G. Canning Enterprises, making preliminary contacts and managing security for flea markets and other events. He enjoyed attending hot-rod and other drag-strip races with his friends, and he was an avid Rams football fan, following them even after they moved from L.A. to St. Louis.
In the past 25+ years, Philip worked as a truck driver. He tried operating his own long-haul truck but could not compete financially with the major companies. In recent years he ferried loads across the Canadian border for a nation-wide company and hauled gasoline locally for Todd Fuels. As with many truckers, he never met a person he wouldn't talk to.
"Rod" was preceded in death by his father (1988), mother (1995) and his wife Carla (2001). He is survived by his daughter Marcie L. Kimball of Half Moon Bay, CA, and sons Dan E. Bratsakis of San Diego, CA, and Jeffrey A. Kimball of Blaine, WA; three grandchildren, two great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Arlene Wicker of Anaheim, CA, and Lynell (Chuck) Peterson of Meridian, ID. He also will be missed by his many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends in California, Washington, Arizona and elsewhere across the nation.
The family wishes to thank the nurses and doctors of Whatcom Hospice whose tender care made Phil's final transition more comfortable. Memorial donations may be made to Whatcom Hospice Foundation, www.hospicehelp.org/support.htm or to a charity of your choice. No services are planned. His ashes will be scattered along with Carla's at a later date. Arrangements were made through Sig's Alternative Funeral and Cremation Services, 360-656-5459. Remembrances and condolences may be shared with the family on www.sigsfuneralservices.com.


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I could not believe what I was reading in this morning's newspaper (Oct. 20). How could Stafford County Supervisor Paul Milde, in good conscience, hold up construction of the new Stafford High School? Money, time, and great cooperation have been extended by the public, the School Board, and supervisors in planning and approving this venture.
The entire county has wonderful high school facilities with the exception of southern Stafford. Our time has come. This project does not directly affect his district, so he is trying to position himself as the fiscal watchdog for the county as a whole. Meanwhile, the students and parents of southern Stafford are held hostage by his self-serving hypocrisy.
Our Board of Supervisors as a whole has done an exemplary job of fiscal restraint. There are times when projects need to go forward, and this is one of those times. Shame on Mr. Milde, and more shame because I don't think he cares.
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U.S. Marshals captured the man local authorities say robbed several area banks including three in Mountain Brook and possible one in Pelham. Tuesday evening, FOX6 News spoke exclusively with the Jimmy Dawson Cunningham Jr.'s wife.
Jodi Cunningham says that she still hasn't spoken to her husband after his arrest Tuesday morning. She also says she's relieved her husband has been caught and at least now she knows he's safe.
Police say Jimmy, a professional chef, is responsible for robbing at least five banks in Alabama since the first of this year. Jodi says when he went missing this month she reported it to police.
"I had the missing persons report out for him. Then the detectives called me on my job and told me I needed to identify these pictures of him. That's how I found out," Jodi said.
Police say Jimmy robbed banks in Cullman, Jefferson County, Pelham and Mountain Brook. But Jodi says the man she sees in the police photographs is not the loving husband she remembers.
"Jimmy is a sweet caring person. Would give you the shirt off his back. Would do anything for you," Jodi said.
Jodi believes recent stress at a new job triggered a past problem with drugs leading him to rob the banks.
"He was working so much, there was no Christmas bonus. I think it pushed him over the edge. I really do," Jodi said.
Like Jodi, Jimmy's former employer Rusty Creel, owner of Michael's restaurant in Homewood, says this behavior was out of the norm for Jimmy.
"Jimmy worked for me for several years. Never any problems, no drug problems. He did a very good job for us. He had drug problems in his past which probably went bad for him at his new job. This is way out of character for him. He's not a bad person, he's not a violent person," Creel said.
Jodi says she hopes her husband's situation proves addiction is blind.
"People don't understand what a grip it gets on you and it will make you lose the entire life you have. It's not just people on corners in downtown Birmingham. It's far reaching. Once it gets a hold of you, you'll do anything," Jodi said.
As for the future Jodi says she and Jimmy will have to pick up the pieces and do the best they can.
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Security at the new Von Maur store in Perimeter Mall helped police arrest a man suspected of shoplifting at the high-end retail store Sunday, police said.
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Twice this week, security at Arden Fair Mall has had to respond to dogs stuck in sweltering cars. As summer temperatures ratchet-up into the triple digits, animals left in cars can become ill, or even die.
In surveillance video from Tuesday, a German Sheppard is seen desperately trying to get out of the blistering heat. He chews the car window, yelps and drool, as his owner is inside shopping for more than half-an-hour.
"Would you want to sit in this car for 30 minutes?" asks Steve Reed, head of mall security. "Even if you have the window cracked nobody wants to sit in that kind of heat."
On Thursday, for the second time in a week, Reed and his staff were confronted with the problem. This time it was two Schnauzers trapped in a car while their owners enjoy the comfortable, air-conditioned mall.
"In this case, we got a hold of the owners, they came out and tried to tell me they'd been in for 5 minutes. We looked at the footage; they'd been in for 30 minutes," Reed said.
Those owners were in a big hurry after they were told firefighters were on scene. Security video shows them running to their car. They arrived just as fire fighters were trying to break-in and free the two dogs.
In an experiment in Arden Fair's parking lot, Fox40 put a thermometer in a parked car. Within 15 minutes, the temperature inside was in excess of 130 degrees.
"I'm a 'break the glass' type of girl," said Donielle, a shopper at Arden Fair.
She's not alone. Although there are frequent security patrols in Arden Fair's parking lot, both on foot and wheels, pets left in cars are almost always reported right away by other shoppers.
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This really is a great wheel bag, and exceeded my expectations in every way. Great padding, nicely constructed and very durable - all for a great price.
Continental Padded Double Race Wheel Bag
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