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Vance Floyd Skillern, 88, of Crows Station passed away Friday May 10, 2013. He was born February 22, 1925 to the late Violet Garner Skillern and Floyd C. Skillern in Hot Springs.
Mr. Skillern was a retired electrical engineer; a member of Gravel Hill Baptist Church; a U.S. Army veteran serving during World War II; a member of Local Union 619 & 295 and IBEW; and the recipient of a 70-year pin.
He was predeceased by his parents, Violet Garner Skillern and Floyd C. Skillern; his first wife, Ella Thomas Skillern; and one brother, Stanley A. Skillern.Â
Mary J. Marshall, 85, of Benton passed away Thursday, May 9, 2013. She was born June 2, 1927. Mrs. Marshall worked at the Benton Kroger store.Â
She was preceded in death by two husbands, Martin Marshall and Calvin E. Ray, Sr.
She is survived by four sons, John Pearson, Calvin Ray Jr., Richard Ray and Perri Ray; two daughters, Juanita Hathcock and Mary Ann Pearson; 17 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; a special friend, Katie Hill.
A graveside service is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Monday, May 13, at Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Avilla.Â
Marjorie Francille Sharp Foggo of Haskell died at age 85 at Baptist Medical Center in Little Rock on Thursday, May 9, 2013. She was born on Sept. 22, 1927, in Lockesburg to Merry Sharp and Veda Harrison Sharp. She graduated from Lockesburg High School near the end of World War II and became a registered nurse in 1950. She married Sidney Smith Foggo in her hometown of Lockesburg on Aug. 18, 1951. They eventually settled in Little Rock, where she worked as a nurse at Baptist Medical Center while they raised five children.
Rachel V. Thornberry Weems, 91, of Benton, passed away Thursday, May 9, 2013. She was born in Marianna, on April 22, 1922 to the late Joe and Ida Thornberry. She was a member of Benton Foursquare Church and retired as a nurse aid.Â
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond Weems and one brother, JT Thornberry.Â
Jimmie M. Smith, 71, passed away May 7, 2013. Jimmie was born Dec. 10, 1941, in Texarkana to parents Bonnie McCoy and Carlotta Smith.
Jimmie attended First Pentecostals of Benton. He retired from UALR, where he was an IT specialist. He attended the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. He was a civil engineer and a Microsoft engineer with certifications in C++ and Cisco.
Betty Jane Hester, 78, of Paron passed away May 8, 2013.
She was born Sept. 11, 1934, in Warren to Murray and Gladys Watson, and was the youngest of four children. Her early years were spent in Banks before moving to Saline County.
Betty was a retired hairstylist, a telecommunications operator with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and a member of the North Fork Missionary Baptist Church in Paron.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Marion Hester; and her siblings, Jimmy Watson, Louise Greer and Maudine Stroud.
T.O. (Talmage Oscar) Miller, 85, of Bryant was welcomed into Heaven on Tuesday, May 7, 2013, while in the presence of his family at the Heartland Rehab and Care Center in Benton.
He was born Feb. 2 1928, in Zion. He was a member of Oak Park Baptist Church in Little Rock.
Patricia Colleen Southard of Benton, daughter of Winnie Merrel Robins Runsick and the late Jack Norman Wilson, was born May 23, 1955, in Yakima, Wash. She died May 6, 2013, at Saline Memorial Hospital in Benton, at the age of 57 years, 11 months and 13 days. She was united in marriage to Michael Southard on July 11, 1977, in Moko. She was a certified nursing assistant employed by Arkansas Health Center for many years.
She was preceded in death by her father.
John Caton, 64, Little Rock died Friday, May 3, 2013. He was a self-employed carpenter.
He is survived by his son, Jeffrey Caton of Benton and brother William Caton of Texarkana.
A graveside service will be held at 11 a. m. on Thursday, May 9, at Smith Creek Cemetery.Â
There will be an open visitation.
Online guest book: www.ashbyfuneralhome.com. Â
Linda Simpson, 64, of Central City died Monday, May 6, in a local hospital. She was born Sept. 25, 1948, in Fort Smith to the late W.E. and Wilma Edmondson. She was a bank teller for First National Bank in Lavaca.Â
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At around 4 p.m. on Tuesday, the 25 officers were biking through Naylor's Run Park. At the baseball diamond, near the first base line, the officers stumbled on Richard McBride and Jennifer Harvey on a bench. He had his pants down to his ankles and was obviously past first base.
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by Kaye Bennett
Anne Blatchford '82 credits Kalamazoo College with instilling in her a sense of social justice and equality for all. As a judge in Michigan's 8th District Court, Blatchford has a unique ability to put those lessons to use every day at work. And a new young adult justice program that she's spearheading will let her extend those principles even further.
After graduating from K, Blatchford, a southwest Michigan native, attended law school at Valparaiso University, earning her Juris Doctor degree in 1986. Then she and husband John Spitzer '83 moved to Rockford, Illinois, where Spitzer attended medical school and Blatchford practiced law, serving as in-house counsel first for the City of Rockford, then for the City of Naperville.
Blatchford said that her husband had always dreamed of living in Kalamazoo again, and they agreed that it would be a nice place to raise a family. Since moving back to Kalamazoo in 1990, she says, "I've witnessed the can-do, will-do attitude of this community."
When they first got back to Michigan, Blatchford worked for the City of Kalamazoo as deputy city attorney. Then she took some time off to start a family, returning to work in 1997 to serve part-time as a magistrate in the courts. When her second baby was born, she decided to stay home until her youngest child was ready to start kindergarten. By that time, the court system had consolidated, and Blatchford got a call, asking if she would be willing to serve as magistrate again.
Then, when Judge Ann Hannon announced her retirement, Blatchford decided to run for the judgeship: "It seemed like a natural progression," she says. Politics did not come naturally to her. "I tend to be an introvert, but I like to meet people, and I never got a door slammed in my face." She was elected to her position in 2005.
As part of her new job, Blatchford was in charge of a drug treatment program for female felons. She found that seeing women make huge changes in their lives, working to become clean, sober, productive members of society, was "one of the most rewarding experiences of my life."
But Blatchford knew that there is another population who could benefit from her court's individualized attention: youths with misdemeanors who had not yet committed felonies. Blatchford says her dream was to intervene with this group and hopefully divert them from felonies, crimes which would go on their permanent record, scarring them for the rest of their lives.
"In my perfect world," says Blatchford, "if a young person is in court, you could look at the whole person and decide where they need help."
The people she was thinking of, Blatchford says, were the young adults, ages 17 to 20, half of them already on probation, all of them living in chaos. Their own parents may have been in and out of the court system or jail; they may have dropped out of school; they may already have a child of their own. They may be using marijuana or alcohol, behavior Blatchford considers a symptom of deeper issues.
Blatchford spent a long time thinking about how the court and, even more, the community could help these young people turn their lives around. Then she reached out to Joan Hawxhurst, director of K's Center for Career and Professional Development. Blatchford asked Hawxhurst for names of people in the community who might be able to help her bring her dream to life.
The two came up with a list of almost 30 names, and Blatchford invited them all to a meeting to discuss the idea. She was inspired by the response: "People wanted to help make the change," she says.
She narrowed the list down to a working group who would design the program, along with promises from many others to help out. The Young Adult Diversion Program is a collaboration of community resources. The partners include:
The Court system: Youth in the program check in weekly with a probation officer, who will serve as case manager. They also see Blatchford every other week.
The Great Lakes Peace Jam, which helps the
"You never know what shoes you'll walk in."young people develop a role in the community.
Speak It Forward: This spoken poetry duo comprised of local artists Kirk Latimer and Gabriel Giron helps the youth come to terms with their issues.
The Douglass Community Center, where the program is housed. Personnel from here and from Community Mental Health provide counseling.
Blatchford has also been working with the Kalamazoo Community Foundation and its vice president of community investment, another Kalamazoo College alum, Suprotik Stotz-Ghosh '95, to seek grant funding for the program. She makes a strong argument for the economic benefit of her vision: Young offenders drop out of school, can't get a job, turn to criminal activity, and become a drain on community resources, rather than productive contributors. "It just makes sense," Blatchford says, "to redirect this population."
The Young Adult Diversion program launched last fall with a pilot group of about 25 young offenders. Eventually, Blatchford feels that as many as 60 youth may be enrolled in the plan.
Reflecting on the influence that Kalamazoo College has had on her life, Blatchford recalls her study abroad program, in Aix-en-Provence. Her program encouraged students to tutor grade schoolers, most of them from poor immigrant families, in English. Blatchford says it was humbling when the children laughed at her French. A few decades later, she sought to remedy her accent, taking French at K's Stryker Center, preparing for a trip to France with her husband to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. K instilled in her a lifelong love of learning, she says.
Blatchford believes that studying liberal arts helps a person accept people where they are. "You never know what shoes you'll walk in." This attitude, coupled with Blatchford's passion for helping people turn their lives around, guides Judge Anne Blatchford's court today.
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BGE Sponsors 10th Annual Kids Chance of Maryland, Inc. Fundraiser to Benefit Children of
Injured Workers
BGE honored at the event with a 'Hero' award for its long-standing commitment to Kids Chance of Maryland, Inc.
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BALTIMORE (Oct. 25, 2013) – Every year, thousands of workers are disabled by on-the-job injuries in Maryland and in effort to promote safety and to support families of injured workers, Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE) sponsored the 10th Annual Kids' Chance of Maryland, Inc. Gala Fundraiser, held at the B&O Railroad Museum this week. A supporter of Kids' Chance of Maryland, Inc. since its inception, BGE was honored at the event with a Hero award for its long-standing commitment to and support of the Kids' Chance of Maryland, Inc. scholarship program
"At BGE, the safety of our employees and customers is our top priority and we are proud to support Kids' Chance of Maryland, Inc. in their efforts to provide an opportunity for children whose parents have been disabled or fatally injured on-the-job to pursue their educational goals," said Lynn S. Hrdlick, principal corporate social responsibility specialist for BGE and board member for Kids' Chance of Maryland.
Since its founding nearly 200 years ago, BGE has played an integral role in working with Maryland communities to address economic development, public safety, civic issues and other initiatives that help enhance our neighborhoods. Through the use of shareholder dollars, BGE supports programs that deliver measurable and sustainable impact in areas of education, economic development, environment and arts and culture.
BGE's corporate citizenship aligns with that of its parent company, Exelon Corporation. As part of Exelon's merger in March 2012, Exelon and its subsidiaries have committed to maintain charitable giving of an average of $7 million per year in Maryland, including BGE's service area, for the next 10 years. BGE's support of the 2013 10th Annual Kids' Chance of Maryland, Inc. Gala Fundraiser fulfills that commitment.


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It's been a while since I posted about what is happening in my life so I thought I would update everyone real quick-like.
It's been a crazy week! Monday I was so wore out that I took a 2-hour nap when I got home and then went to bed by 9:30. Tuesday I was in bed by 8:00. Wednesday I stayed up late because of the shooting at Ft. Hood. It was a very worrisome time when you are trying to make sure your daughter is OK! Thursday I actually managed to get a little bit of scanning done. Friday was a lazy night and Saturday was a day of just driving around and checking out the area we now live in!
That is my week in a nutshell.
That being said, here are some of my future plans … Since this is the last month I will have my Ancestry membership, I think I will try to gather some of the info I have been putting off. I will get back to work on my scanning and such during the month of May but for April, I think Ancestry will be my main hangout.
I'll try to post a couple more of my crazy Ancestry screenshots. I'm sure I will discover some more as I explore this month.
I also have plans to renew my web hosting for another year. I have already paid my domain registration but I definitely don't want to forget my hosting plan like I did in 2010.
There's a lot more I would like to accomplish but it's gotta be one step at a time. I was going to forego Ancestry but it really doesn't make sense to waste that subscription. Of course, the last two months are too late to save!
So there you have it. I'll gladly write and share any info I find in my research this month. Until then, I bid you all a fond farewell and a very happy and successful week!


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Christine was only five years old when the Rwandan genocide began.
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I think I would just fur out the studs so that one layer of 1/2" cement board will land where you need it to be
So... I was cleaning my shower Saturday and cleaned a little too hard... I pushed a couple tiles right through the (wet, rotten) greenboard it was glued to. I ended up taking that whole section of wall down. The original construction was studs, 1/2" sheetrock, 1/2" greenboard, tile.
I added extra studs (there was only one in the ~30" span of wall), and I'm wondering.... is it okay to use two thicknesses of 1/2" Wonderboard, instead of sheetrock plus Wonderboard, behind the 4" wall tile?
One sheet of Wonderboard would be enough, as opposed to buying some Wonderboard and a sheet of sheetrock.
I think I would just fur out the studs so that one layer of 1/2" cement board will land where you need it to be
Neither greenboard nor drywall should be used anywhere in a wet environment! You saw what happened, and it could be worse - lots of mold can rot out the structure behind. Any version of cbu should be okay, but the recommendation is to put a layer of vapor retarder behind it on the studs (plastic or roofing felt). Lap that over the tub's tiling flange. Caulk changes of plane, do not grout.
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It wasn't as bad as it could have been. The greenboard was bad, but the wallboard behind it, while soft, was still white and not discolored. The wood behind it looked brand new.
Anyway, thanks for the suggestions. I think I'll stick to the original plan and put up 2 thicknesses of Wonderboard. I already have the stuff and don't plan on using it for anything else. I got the longest screws so they should stay in place okay. The roof felt is a good idea!


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Here's how to get started with Grails in NetBeans IDE 6.5.
4. Create the Controller
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- Prepare the Environment
- Read the Grails Quick Start, which presents the scenario that we will reproduce in the sections that follow.
- Choose the Grails Application project in the New Project wizard (Ctrl-Shift-N):
- Click Next and type the name of the project:
- Click Finish and you should see this:
- Expand the folders and have a look around:
- Also look at the generated files and notice that many of them have default values filled in:
- Right-click on the Domains classes node:
- Name the domain class "Book" and then fill in two Strings, "title" and "author", in the generated class. You should now see this:
- Create some initial values in the Bootstrap.groovy class:
- Use Ctrl-Space to call up code completion and then have a look at the other ways of completing the statements above:
4. Create the Controller
- Right-click the Controllers node:
- Type "Book" and notice that you are shown that the generated class will be called "BookController":
- Then comment out the one line generated within the braces and add "def scaffold = Book". You should now see this:
5. Run the Application
- Right-click the application and choose "Run". The application is deployed to Jetty, as you can see in the Services window:
- The URL is printed to the Output window. Paste it into a browser and then you'll see your application. Click the "BookController" link and you'll see this:
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You gotta turn that wye up at least 15 degrees so the waste will dump into the 3 inch pipe. As is, a blockage in the 3" pipe will back up into the 2" pipe.
Hello all,
I am certainly no plummer just a homeowner trying to tie in his sewage ejector pump to his main drain line so forgive me if I get some of the terminology wrong.
I am coming up one wall and across the ceiling with the 2" pipe. I have the right grade and am tying it into the main 3" drain line horizontally with a 45 wye with a 60 degree elbow.
The inspector came out today and said I needed to tilt the wye so the 3" pipe was not "cut in half" from the 2" opening of the wye so I had to rotate so the opening of the 2" portion was above the halfway point of the 3" pipe.
Does this make sense? all the other 3x3x3 wyes that are in my house that I can see are all lying lat on their side(is that the right terminology?). Is it a different story when dropping size on the horizontal plane? I thought i had this done up pretty good.
Here is a picture of the entire run.
Here is one from directly below
And here is one from eye level
You gotta turn that wye up at least 15 degrees so the waste will dump into the 3 inch pipe. As is, a blockage in the 3" pipe will back up into the 2" pipe.
Being that you are tying in a sewage ejector, that changes things. In Seattle, they like those to go into 4" waste lines, not 3"
Go ahead an tilt the 3x2 wye so that the pumped 2" enters higher than the flow line of the 3".
Don't feel bad, you've done well. Now you're gonna do weller.
quote; In Seattle, they like those to go into 4" waste lines, not 3"
What do you do when the entire system connects to a 3" sewer?
You had an "anally retentive" inspector. There is no reason an "active drain" such as a pump discharge would have to enter the main line at a higher elevation. (That is a requirement for a vent so it does not get "backup" during normal usage.) It would be no different than if it were the drain from a shower or tub which CAN enter on the same plane, assuming you have proper pitch on the drain line. IF he had any issues with the installation, he should have rejected those two Mission couplings which are not approved for where, and how, you installed them.
Last edited by hj; 10-04-2013 at 07:27 AM.
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Seattle doesn't have 3" sewers.What do you do when the entire system connects to a 3" sewer?
But like the above problem, The wye should have been okay where it was,
Dumping into a 3" line should have been fine in Seattle,
The rubber Ferncos are "not" good anywhere that I know of except in the ground where they can be supported.
But then, that's inspectors soemtimes.
Almost ALL houses in Arizona, unless they have 4 or more toilets HAVE a 3" main line all the way to the city connection at the property line.
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Here in Washington, we can stub out 3" if we have three toilets or less. The 4" sewer starts within 24" of the outside foundation.Almost ALL houses in Arizona, unless they have 4 or more toilets HAVE a 3" main line all the way to the city connection at the property line.
I never saw any reason why the 2" output from a sewage ejector couldn't dump into a 3" line though. I'm not an inspector though. I've also put them in 3" lines on the Eastside. It's really only the very old Seattle homes that were run with 4" cast that even have that option.
We dump them into 3" lines all the time. Very few houses here have a 4" main. Only the pipe through the foundation is required to be 4"
[B]No, plumbing ain't rocket science. Unlike rocket science, plumbing requires a license[B]
quote; Only the pipe through the foundation is required to be 4"
We do not even have that restriction. Ours go 3" all the way to the city's connection.
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We use a shielded coupling there to prevent the pipes from shifting. When you come back in a few years, those rubber ferncos will have sagged quite a bit.
They're just made of rubber. I've seen some that have become very deformed.
I have it supported 3 times over the sub 4 foot span but that said.
The box store has the "Fernco 3 in. No-Hub Cast Iron x 3 in. Sch 40 PVC, Steel and Extra Heavy Cast Iron Neoprene Rubber Shielded Coupling" in stock. For 8 bucks each I will go back and switch them out. Not going to be here long term but I have always hated the thought that someone that buys my house someday would be sitting in a puddle of you know what cursing my name as his wife screams that she cannot give their 6 month old kid a bath while he fixes it.
All that said I have a 4" drop over a 10' span so I have the pitch plus some to spare. My entire house is only 3" main drain line until it gets to the foundation then it is 4" newer house built in 08.
Tilting that wye up is going to be no fun as I am going to have to play geometry man but I am thinking I am not going to win an argument whit an inspector as I have stated I am not a licensed plummer. Heck I should probably be committed.
Welcome to the plumbing fraternity!Heck I should probably be committed.
Being committed is part of the process.
OK so the way it is laid out I think it is just going to be better for me to run things a bit differently. I failed to mention this earlier but this work was actually first done by a licensed plummer. After some issues with him showing up when he said he would and then cracking my tub I decided to take it on myself and when I did I found there was no trap under the tub. He was recommended by a friend and was not even the lowest bidder so I thought he would be the guy. Guess not.....anyway....
If I am going to go run the same vertical on the left hand of the room in the picture above but I am going to run some hole in the rafters and run it through then rather than under them to get some extra height so I can come straight down into the top of the 3x3x2 wye.
If I do so is it best to use long sweep 90s to make the transitions from vertical to horizontal? Any advantage over a normal 90?
Again any advantage to a long sweep 90 if I am changing horizontal direction(making right and left turns)? TO me they look like they would flow better but II am normally wrong about stuff.
Is it OK to put the 3x3x2 on its back with a 45 street elbow to make that 90? My inspector said it did not have to be a 90 degree direction change but is that better?
p.s. I have all the specs on the engineered beams and know where I can and cannot cut holes and I am good there and I will then have the min 1/4 per foot pitch all the way into the wye.
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Rummler, a 1999 CMU graduate and former captain of the women's volleyball team, is now vice president of finance at Credit Acceptance Corp., a Southfield auto finance company that specializes in loans for people who can't get funding elsewhere.
"I attribute a lot of my preparation for life to athletics," she says.
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Back in college, as an accounting major, Rummler figured she'd spend her career surrounded by the numbers she loves. She scored the highest in the state on the Certified Public Accounting exam.
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Rummler knows female athletes who came before her didn't have the advantages she enjoyed.
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Arid region alluvial fan development: A soil-geomorphology investigation
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Amy Brock Western Illinois University Location Continent: North America Country: Unites States of America State/Province: Nevada Town/City: Hiko UTM coordinates and datum: none Setting Climate Setting: Arid ...
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Wildfires, Floods and Sediment Delivery at the Wilderness-Urban Interface in coastal Southern California
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Briget Doyle College of Charleston Location Continent: Africa Country: Egypt State/Province: City/Town: Luxor UTM coordinates and datum: WGS 1984 UTM Zone 36N Setting Climate Setting: Arid Tectonic setting: ...
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Late Quaternary Tectonics and Basin Inversion: a case from the Lower Narmada valley, India
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The Indian Plate is currently moving northeast at 5 cm/yr (2 in/yr), while the Eurasian Plate is moving northeast at only 2 cm/yr (0.8 in/yr). This is causing the Eurasian Plate to deform, and the Indian Plate to ...
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Dunefields cover a large portion of the Australian continent in areas with favourable topography, climate and sand supply. The main areas of dunes lie in a diagonal band across the continent from the Mallee ...
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Dunes are the major landforms within the desert regions of the world, owing largely to the dominance of wind over water as a geomorphic agent in the arid zone. Linear dunes, which form parallel to the resultant ...
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The Australian desert dunefields are dominated by linear dunes, which form a large anti-clockwise whorl across more than one third of the continent (Wasson et al., 1988). Despite being so extensive, the mechanisms ...
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A bill in the Texas House calls for an increase in vehicle registration fees in order to help fix Texas roads and pay down debt.
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Among the most drastic recommended changes to the city's ethics code is adding a compliance officer to be hired by the city manager.
Bernard said that takes the burden off him because, as he told the city council, it's hard to be the lawyer and the client.
In the early 1990s in Venezuela, a group of young musicians decided to compose and play music unlike any thing they heard in the clubs of Caracas.
Los Amigos' style is described as disco/funk and is definitely dance music. Amazingly, the original line up is unchanged over their twenty years of playing together.
Gov. Rick Perry said details are coming in about the destruction in West, Texas and there is still an on-going search and rescue effort for missing families near the blast site.
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Just knowing the title page on the first edition helps clarify some facts: "On the departure of his imperial highness, for the Archduke Rudolph, in admiration."
Why was his highness leaving? War.
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At Gram's Country Cooking School, Isabelle "Betts" Winston and her grandmother share their home-style culinary secrets. But what they keep to themselves are the secrets of Broken Rope, a quiet little Missouri town, that isn't nearly as quiet as it seems...
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As you exit the Visitors Center's front doors, take two rights and walk into the plaza area. Though at the outset it may look like a bizarre use of space, these stone structures are actually preserved pieces of an original Alamo grounds building. In the center of the area, you'll see a glass enclosure. If you look through the glass, you'll see... More
Through the double glass doors in front of you is the Hyatt Hotel. Continue through here to the River Walk. The architecture of this building--along with many others along the River Walk--was designed around the natural flow and tributaries of the river.
Continue along the path through the left side of the expansive interior plaza. Jim Cullum's Jazz Landing has been around since the 60s. This San Antonio landmark is one of the city's premier jazz clubs, and was actually the second business established on the River Walk after the Casa Rio Mexican restaurant. The club moved to this location within ... More
Before it became the bustling and romantic commercial hotspot it is today, the San Antonio River simply served as the primary source of water supply to various civilizations over thousands of years. The first known people were the Payaya Indians in 8000 B.C., who named the river "Yanaguana" (Yah-nah-gu-wah-nah). Later in the first three centuries,... More
Since the late 18th century, the Main and Military Plaza Historic Districts have long been considered the heart of San Antonio. Established in 1722, the Military Plaza a few blocks west of here served as a parade ground and market for soldiers. In 1731, the Main Plaza, across from us, was established and settled by Spanish families from the Canary... More
Called "the most beautiful building in San Antonio" by the National Geographic Society, this lovely adobe style building built in 1722 was founded as the Military Presidio de Bejar to protect the Mission de Valero (or the Alamo) and its surrounding colony, the Villa de Bejar (which together, made up San Antonio). While Texas was still a Spanish... More
Open public markets have been a part of San Antonio city life since as early as 1805. Though it's no longer a place to purchase your fresh meat and locally grown produce, Market Square is the last standing market of their kind, and to this day continues to be a viable gathering place for the community.
Today, Market Square is comprised of a... More
Continuing along Dolorosa street, that beautiful stately red building across the street to your right is the Bexar County Courthouse. Designed by renowned architect, James Riely Gordon, it is built of native Texas granite and red sandstone and reflects a Romanesque Revival style. It's actually the largest and oldest continuously operated historic... More
Sharing the Plaza de las Islas with the courthouse stands the beautiful historic San Fernando Cathedral. The San Fernando Cathedral is the oldest continuously operated parish in the United States. On July 2, 1731, the church site was first marked by the Canary Islanders who originally settled this area and established it as the geographic and... More
Walking through the historic district of La Villita is almost like stepping back in time. As you amble along the stone laid paths between the tiny cottage-like buildings, you can snag a unique glimpse of what the city of San Antonio must have looked like at the turn of the century. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the history ... More
Our next stop is perhaps Texas' most eminent landmark of all: The Alamo. Before it became the famous site of Texas' historic battle for independence from Mexico, for seventy years the Alamo was simply a mission complex, home to missionaries and their Indian converts. It was then known as Mission San Antonio de Valero, the first of many missions ... More


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