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We are due to arrive Austin in two days and just yesterday received word that our lease would be terminated. In turns out that over the weekend, the house was sold and the new owner does not want to honor the five remaining contracts on the house. In the contract, there is no clause that the owner can terminate a contract for any reason, only if there is a breach (confirmed by a lawyer). There has been no breach and the currently have the full payment.
The management company has offered to move us to a different property 30 miles away on a different lake. The issue with that is that we actually have two houses in walking distance of each other and are contractually bound to the other house. Therefore, having two houses so far apart will ruin our vacation. We have looked for other houses close by, but there is nothing available. The management company has been very defensive and hostile, saying that they did their job by offering us a new property and doesn't owe us anything more. We've never spoken to the original owner or the new owner, and the management company won't provide that information.
My question is, what recourse do we have? Clearly, they owe us a full refund, but do they owe us for damages as a result of the breach? If we do have to take a house far away, would they have to cover the cost of transportation between the two or the cost of the house if it's more money? By they, I'm referring to the original owner or the management company -- not sure where the fault lies. Is it even worth pursing legal action?
Thanks. Really in a tough spot, so any help is appreciated.
Hi Matt,
I'm so sorry to hear this. You should have been informed that the house was on the market and there was a possibility it would be sold...especially before NOW!
I think you need to speak to a contract lawyer immediately. These are some huge issues that I think can only be answered by someone LEGALLY.
I think you definitely have a legal case but as to your vacation in 2 days...well that's another story. You may have to bit the bullet and accept the other home to try and salvage what you can of the vacation. Were both houses by the same management company? If so, maybe you can get two that are closer together. I agree, a tough spot.
I am not a lawyer, but I would have to imagine that if the manangement company cannot fulfill their agreement, a refund is certainly in order. With regards to damages, I think this might cost more than you would receive back. Cases such as these are typically not handled on a contingency basis and therefore, you would need to put up a retainer . Retainers might be more than damages received, if any. And, if you are not awarded damages, the retainer is lost.
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I'm also sorry you're having to deal with this. I suggest you follow the above advice.
I do have one additional question/comment. Are you only looking at VRBO and Homeaway listings? If so i suggest you look on www.flipkey.com. You didn't mention which lake in the Austin area you are interested in, so hopefully they may have other listings.
And yes, you should receive a complete refund, immediately. Any professional property management company should have know about the pending sale and notified you WELL in advance.
Best of luck to you. I hope it works out!
Owners like that give the rest of us a black eye! I'm so sorry for you. THere's another thread on this site where someone was thinking of putting their house on the market and not sure whether to accept contracts -- the consensus was NO! Someone mentioned that in their state there was a law that a new owner had to respect any rental agreements entered into by the old owner. I don't know what Texas state laws are, and you will likely have to go to court to get that enforced, so it won't help you now, sadly.
Thanks for all the responses. The more I think about it, I'm not sure who is most at fault. I refer to the management company in my first post, but they're actually the real estate company who sold the place. So it seems to me that they sold the place, collected their comission, then tried to push us into one of their other unrented places so that they could also collect the rental comission. For all I know, they may have told the owner that it was okay to go this route.
Anyway, seeing as we're leaving tomorrow, I'm giving up for now. The other house owner (not dealing with a middle man) has been very accomodating, opening up another apartment in the basement of the house, and letting us go over capacity for a nominal fee.
It's a bad situation, but even with the cramped housing arrangement, we'll still hopefully enjoy the vacation.
Ron, I'm glad to hear you've found a place to stay that will work for your vacation.
And I want to thank you for posting this information. It's another example for those of us who are private VR owners who manage our own properties (and don't use property management companies via Real Estate firms) to realize that our dedication to our guests are so important.
Safe travels, and happy times to you and yours!
Hi Ron!
I highly advise at the very least a consultation with a local Texas attorny!!
I am so sorry to hear of your frustrations, and as stated above, it makes us owners look bad, but it also makes the rental company look worse.
I realize you stay is Probay over and I hope everything worked out well for you despite the set backs.
I will tell you that you need to still consult with an attorny in Texas. There are several problems I see here. In the state of Texas, existing rental contracts must be honored by a new buyer. Texas doesn't have too many laws for short term/vacation rentals so you need to find out if your contract is covered by this coverage. The breech of contract falls within the new owner.
Secondly, the rental agency should have a clause in their contract with you that they can substitute a similar property at their discretion (that's a whole other can of worms that makes my skin crawl as an owner and a renter). Being that the substitute property was 30 miles away, which in Austin is probably anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour away, and on an entirely different lake, that's not what I consider a substitute property. So this means the management company had a breech of contract as well. You also did not receive full disclosure, which is terribly wrong on the part of the management company, but I don't think you have a legal claim on that, but I could be wrong. I do know that during real estate transactions, all rental contracts have to be disclosed to the prospective buyers and the renters must be made aware of property listed for sale.
Also, in Texas, when you go for damages, you are allowed to add in your attorney's fees as well.
Good luck to you!!!
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Dinner in Your Own Private Mansion – My husband and I went here to celebrate our 2nd wedding anniversary on a Sunday night. It was still moderately busy with a wedding party and a couple other anniversary celebrations but service was excellent. I'm a little confused as to some of the recent reviews regarding the lack of service. We had an exceptional waitress that was very helpful and friendly but perhaps we didn't need to rely on her too heavily; we already knew exactly what we wanted. We ordered the samosas for an appetizer, my husband got the strip steak, and I got the 6 oz. filet. Everything was incredibly delicious, including the sides and sauces we ordered (I got the grown up mac and cheese, he got the fries). Service was considerably slower than your usual "in and out" restaurant but that was exactly what we wanted. We never felt rushed and no waitress was hovering over us to move us along to the next course. The room was cozy and intimate and there was only one other couple there for the majority of the time. It truly felt like we were getting a delicious and homemade dinner in our own private mansion. They offered us some sparkling juice and a free dessert (best chocolate cupcake on the planet!) for our anniversary and I was touched by the gesture.
Downsides: Pretty much nothing to complain about but again, we came at a slower time. I liked that our waitress told us what was going on with her "schedule" to the extent that she alerted us to a large wedding party coming in. That way we could put our order in sooner and that was greatly appreciated. My husband noted that his fries were a little "over fried" and rather salty. I agreed but I can't say it was a deal-breaker. I ordered my filet medium and admittedly it came out a little more medium-well, but again that was just fine with me. Perhaps that'd be too much for a food snob, but it was secretly that perfect spot between the two that I love. I highly recommend this restaurant for a romantic evening and when you want to enjoy each other's company for a couple hours!!
Best Place to take your Client – If your looking for something special or need to entertain your best client look no further. Forepaugh's has got it all.
Best food, service, and ambience you can find anywhere in the Twin Cities. Down the street from the Xcel Energy center it is a perfect meeting place for a quick appetizer before the event.
So, so wrong! – We'd been to Forepaugh's for the first time just after they'd acquired new management, but never returned. That usually means we didn't like it, but because we wanted to go somewhere near our downtown hotel for our anniversary, we decided to give it another try. Our first mistake.
From the moment we walked in, the servers, bartender and host seemed flustered, yet it didn't look overly busy. Even so, you want to project an image of calm, don't you, even when (especially if?) Rome is burning? We were told our table would be ready in a few minutes and we could wait in the bar. I never say no to a drink, but what's the point of ordering a drink and then being ushered to your table before it arrives? There's no proper waiting area, not to mention a very unattractive sight right next to the host's desk of unwashed dishes and what I think is the dumbwaiter.
Aside: who in the hell is drinking their Martinis on the freaking rocks? Please stop! Bartenders apparently need to be reminded every time I order one that I'd like it up.
Our waitress was very sweet, but she looked like she was going to cry from the get go. I'd overheard her telling another table that the food was on its way. Our appetizer of "foie gras carbonara" was soupy and unimpressive and skimpy on the foie gras. My Wellington, and the food in general, seemed to be salty and underseasoned at the same time: not sure how you accomplish that.
The worst was the icky side of sauteed cilantro, a veritable bed of it. Someone needs to sit the chef down and have a heart to heart. Not all of your amazing ideas are amazing. Stop the madness. Additionally, but sadly, not surprisingly, my husband's plate was missing the duck leg confit. He was already done with his meal before they could bring it out. I have to say that he is one of the slowest eaters on the planet.
On the way out, the host asked how everything was. I said it was okay, and he inquired further. I told him that a duck leg was missing from the plate, and he said, yes, that they'd removed it from the bill. I had already thanked the waitress for that, and again thanked him. Then he made the fatal error of explaining why things had gone wrong: it was prom night, these kids had shown up late, etc., etc. Frankly, they all looked out of their league from the minute we walked in.
Such a sad experience: it's such a lovely old house but the food and service is really sub par. When we go out, we really don't look for "value," but in this case, the prices were not commensurate with the food at all. I really liked the description of if as Norma Desmond: faded and sad.
I'm writing this with management and the chef in mind: take a look at your competitors (WA Frost, even the St. Paul Hotel Bar and Grill) and up your game. No one can rest on their laurels for long, especially in this economy.
Far exceeded our hesitant expectations. – We booked a Valentine's day reservation and were worried that the service would be extremely busy to provide us a good experience. Thankfully, that was not the case. We were very satisfied with the level of service we got, water was always full and the waitress had time to explain the menu and answer our questions, some of which were not menu related, but small talk.
To be sure, we spent several hours there (not ideal if you are looking for a quick meal) and worked our way through each course, from appetizer to dessert, including 1 drink each, and spent just over $100. But we knew the cost going in and had observed the menu on the website.
I can see how people would have mixed experiences here, but if you know what you are getting into before hand, with costs, timing and menu offerings, I think you will have a GREAT experience. We were fortunate to be in one of the best looking rooms, make a request by a fireplace if you can. The food was tasty, but some offerings were unusual and there is not a ton of variety, only 8-10 offerings. The portions might be small if you do not add the salad or soup (both very good) or an app. Value is not necesarily a strong word here, but the experience is top notch. Preperation is key, forwarned is forarmed. Service was great for us, but may be uneven depending on timing and capacity. Too bad, consistency should be guaranteed for this price, but I would not be willing to guarantee excellence, though we certainly experienced it. We even got a short private tour of the wine cellar on this busy Valentine's night, and we are not even wine snobs! Great for us, recommend making reservations at an early time 6-7 to ensure service and put in a request for a good seat.
Nice Renovation, Great Service and Ambience. Menu change displeasing, Less for More – We were engaged at Forepaughs, Valentines Day 5 yrs ago & made it tradition to return every year since. We were unaware of the renovation until we got there. It turned out well, not taking away any charm of the house or atmoshpere. We arrived early & were very welcomed by the hostess who seemed to recognize us from previous years. We relaxed in the bar until our table was ready, we ordered & PAID for our drinks at the bar & were surprised at the $20 charge for a Tom Collins & Captain Coke. We had a 9:30 reservation and were seated timely. Our waitress Samantha was very friendly, attentive & informative. We were surpised at the menu change, not at all what we were used to and expected to order, we always ordered the stuffed chicken "Meal" which came w/ salad, potatoe & vegetable. We decided on Pan seared walleye which the waitress informed us was a bit spicy w/ a curry sauce. We decided to try it anyway. We found out it no longer included a salad. The menu is ala carte now. We decided to split a $8 blt wedge which was very good. Our walleye came in a huge plate with a very small fillet soaking in a sauce which had bits of veggies, more like soup. It took up only 1/4 of the plate, very small but probably a "healthy" size portion. We tasted more ginger in the sauce than curry & it had a very asian flavor to it. We did not like it at all. We took our walleye out and ate it seperate from the sauce. The waitress noticed & offered to get us something else but we said we were ok, it wasn't her fault. So for $27 each, we got a small palm sized walleye fillet which was cooked to perfection but not filling by any means. The waitress insisted on giving us free desserts (which were good) after informing Mgmt we were displeased. We got our bill & found we were charged AGAIN for the drinks we had downstairs. They gladly took those off. Food & Drink prices were much higher. We felt like we got LESS for more, we left hungry for $100 bill for two. Sadly not sure if we'll go back.
Awful New Year's service - partially redeemed by complementary meal :( – We had 6:00 reservations, ordered by 6:30, i think, and proceeded to wait OVER AN HOUR between our soup and our entrees. Waitress and then hostess both came an apologized profusely, but it was VERY painful. Fortunately, we had no other New Years Eve plans, as we were in the restaurant for more than 2.5 hours. When we complained to the hostess, she apologized and said they would comp our entire meal. Even after that, when they should have been concerned, it still took 20+ minutes for our food. My food (lamb) was very tasty, although amazingly, it was not sufficiently hot. We were seated on the 3rd floor, and they may have had some trouble getting food up there, as they also had to comp (entrees only) the table next to us. After our horrible service, they told us the entire meal was free, encouraged us to order dessert, and even brought us glasses of champagne with dessert. Even at that point, the desserts were unacceptably slow in arriving. To be fair, this was New Year's Eve, but we were there from 6 until almost 9 pm, and all times there were at least a few open tables in our room, so they were definitely not full. (The restuarant is quite broken up, so we were not able to see if other rooms were full.) They also turned their (normally free, i believe) surface lot into $5 valet parking only, but did not have enough valets on hand to get your car promptly. We left feeling marginally satisfied, since they comped our ~$125 meal, but it's really tough to sit there that long, and stressful to be put in that situation. I understand they just reopened a few months ago, but they clearly do not have their act together (yet). I'd be very careful.
Slow Service Ruins Otherwise Good Meal – Do not go to Forepaugh's if you hope to eat relatively quickly. We allotted 1 1/2 hours for our office's Christmas lunch. We ordered, then waited. And waited. And waited. Finally, almost ONE HOUR later, half of our orders arrived. The last order did not show up until more than an hour after we had ordered. They did comp that last meal and give us extra cupcakes, but should have done much much more in my opinion. The place wasn't even that busy! The service was simply unacceptable. The food, on the other hand, was good, some of it even quite good. It's a shame -- I certainly will not be returning.
Not What It Used to Be – New Forepaugh's is bitterly disappointing at best. I was hesitant to try the new establishment, as prices have risen drastically. I thought perhaps the prices would be justified by quality. Not so. For $35+, I was served an undersized, bland, and disintegrating dish of Beef Wellington. My "Vegetable Medley" was four pieces of limp asparagus. For a starter, I ordered the corn soup, which came up luke-warm, and with a greasy, fried pepper.
Gone are the days of bustling, festive rooms. My party of two was placed alone in a room, with no music. While some might consider that romantic, I thought it to be awkward and uncomfortable.
While the service on the floor was very pleasant, I found the staff greeting us at the door cold and unattentive. They had "lost" our reservation, and were not able to grant our request of a window table, even though most of the tables in the building were empty.
Having dined at Bruce Taher's other establishments, I knew not to expect all too much from his latest. But even my low expectations were not met. It is with true regret, as my wife and I have celebrated our anniverary here every year for the past eleven years. We will not be back.
The Best Birthday Gift – When my son asked where would you like to go to celebrate your 65th birthday, I thought of Forepaughs, I hadn't been for a while. Personally, I couldn't have asked for a better evening. I've travelled the country on business and have eaten at some of the best French and American cuisine restaurants. We had reservations for 7p. The staff from the moment we drove up, were friendly and attentive. The Hostess looked as if she had been expecting us and was very glad to welcome us. Our seating was made to our satisfaction. When travelling, my son and I like to try new dishes, and since this was my first time since the remodeling and his first time, the Beef Wellington was exquisite, melt in your mouth experience. He had the Lamb, which was equally as good! Our attendent Michelle was overly attentive, although appeared busy, was patient and informative regarding questions we had. We sent our compliments to the Chef, and later Mathew showed up for us to tell him in person!All in all, a wonderful way to end 65 years and start on the 66! I won't wait, however until the official date to return.
Beware! Forepaughs will no longer honor their own 2007 gift certificates! – Warning! Forepaughs is under new management and has gone to the dogs! We purchased over $200 in gift certificates last November and tried to use them since the restaurant re-opened and the new management will not honor them. We were sent to a supper club in Minnetonka instead to talk with the former owners about our purchase. So the moral of the story is this: what the new owners saved by not honoring our gift certificates they lost ten-fold in customer loyalty. We will never eat at Forepaughs again. Shameful."
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Arizona Cancer Center researcher Jesse Nodora, DrPH, has received an American Cancer Society Mentored Research Scholar Grant to help low-income women at risk of cervical cancer to get follow up care.
The five-year, $687,000 award will be used to establish a patient navigation program in a community health center to facilitate follow up care for women who have had an abnormal cervix cancer screening test. This is the first Mentored Research Scholar Grant awarded to an AZCC researcher.
"Improvements in timely diagnosis following abnormal screening tests have enormous potential to decrease the burden of cancer and in turn decrease or eliminate cancer health disparities related to screening and early detection," Dr. Nodora says.
"In the United States, more than 60 percent of cervical cancer cases occur among underserved, under-screened populations of women. Unfortunately, timely follow-up after an abnormal cervix cancer screening test among low-income women from racial/ethnic minority groups is low."
The grant, with a July 1 start date, will support a patient navigator to assist women with setting up appointments and referrals for diagnostic visits, provide reminders about the appointments, coordinate transportation, provide interpretation and support during the visits, offer health literacy education and assist with scheduling follow-up and related appointments.
The American Cancer Society's Mentored Research Scholar Grants provide support for mentored research and training to full-time junior faculty. The program's goal is for these beginning investigators to become independent researchers as either clinician scientists or cancer control and prevention researchers.
Dr. Nodora, an assistant professor of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Arizona's College of Medicine, became a member of the Arizona Cancer Center in 2005 in the Cancer Prevention and Control Program. His practical and research interests include health promotion, with an emphasis on cancer prevention, particularly among the poor and underserved.


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Larry and Alfie watch the Rangers at Mariners with Todd Burke of Pesture
Together with the executives of Pesture in town, Alfie and Larry Treleven of Sprague watched the Seattle Mariners overtake the Rangers at Safeco Field May 5th. Pesture and Sprague have had a longstanding business relationship over the years. Every time these two companies get together there is bound to be some fun and last night's ballgame is no exception. Great seats, no? Thank you to Todd and…


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In a sign of what modernizing infrastructure means in the Internet era, Silver Spring Networks, which brings IP networking to power grids, will install 75,000 networked streetlights for Florida Power & Light in the Miami-Dade County region, the company said Thursday.
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Clubs Catholic Daughters of the Americas
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas met Nov. 28 at the St. Joseph Catholic Church, Elk Point, for a memorial Mass for deceased members celebrated by Rev. John Rasmussen. Ritual Coordinator Mary Geffre Johnson read the list of deceased members and a candle was lit in their memory. The deceased members of the past year are Lucy M. Rameil, Betty Jean GoBell, Dorothy Marcotte, Cleo Wade, Mary Harrington Johnson, Daisy Shouse and Margaret Austin.
It was reported that the State Catholic Daughters have a Christmas tree decorated at the State Capitol, Pierre, with the theme "Angelic Touch." One hundred trees will be on display until Dec. 25. The Catholic Daughters have also decorated a tree and have a table setting at the W.H. Over Museum.
On Dec. 9, the meeting was held at the Austin-Whittemore Historical Home with "Angels Among Us" as the theme for the annual Christmas party. Members brought gifts and canned food for the needy families in the community.
Entertainment was provided by a trio from the Vermillion Middle School under the direction of Jan Ireland. Members enjoyed a delicious brunch served by Mary Johnson and her committee. Each member received a handmade angel to take home.
Mary Bartels, regent, presided at the meeting. The court voted to send a donation to the Plankinton Catholic Daughter Court to help those in need with the loss of their school. The court has many Christmas charities, and those will be remembered this holiday season.
The court unanimously voted to nominate Margaret Bierle as their DIANA entry which is sponsored by Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority. The court plans to carpet two classrooms at St. Anges Catholic School during the holidays.
The next meeting will be held at St. Agnes School auditorium Saturday, Jan. 20 with reception of new members and an international dinner. Members may bring friends who are invited to play cards following the dinner.
Vermillion Rotary Club
Dean Clark called the meeting to order Tuesday for our regular luncheon at the Silver Dollar. Our guests from Vermillion High School were Sarah Mollet and Tabitha Hubert.
Chuck Yelverton introduced today's speaker, Dr. Jerry Jacobs, director of the Disaster Mental Health Institute at USD. The origin of the institute, as Dr. Jacobs explained, goes back to the tragic crash landing of Flight #232 in Sioux City more than 10 years ago. At that time Dr. Jacobs and other members of the psychology department volunteered their services to help survivors and the families of those who had died to cope with the traumatic incident. This was the beginning of a systematic focus on research and teaching dealing with the mental health aspects of disasters.
Several years ago, when the South Dakota Board of Regents selected certain programs as "centers of excellence," they designated the Disaster Mental Health Program as one of USD's special strengths. The institute now carries out joint research projects with related bodies in Denmark, Northern Ireland, and South Africa. It hosts a national (and, increasingly, an international) conference on Innovations in Disaster Mental Health annually. It has been recruited as a regular partner on "disaster response" teams that stand on call to immediately dispatch aid almost anywhere, almost anytime. Overseas work with the Red Cross (and Red Crescent), as well as the World Health Organization, has sent the institute's personnel to Bulgaria, Malta, Kenya, and Gambia in recent years.
USD Emeritus Club
The USD Emeritus Club met on Wednesday, Dec. 6 at noon at the Silver Dollar. Dr. Wayne Knutson presented a report on the progress of the Shakespeare Garden and the plans for its continued expansion. Dr. Sarah Smith Waters, who recently returned from Botswana where she spent several months as a Fulbright Scholar researching musical instruments indigenous to Botswana, was the featured speaker.
Her talk was opened by demonstrating the custom of how people are greeted and their response to being greeted. She told us that her nine months of living in another culture has influenced her interaction with her USD students. After explaining the geography of Africa, Waters demonstrated several different kinds of drums and intriguing, handmade instruments and integrate several of her personal experiences, including the excitement of being able to show her parents an elephant herd crossing, into her presentation.
Waters has also authored a book dealing with teaching music in Botswana. She had several interesting observations about the cultures and customs observed while living in Botswana.
Next month's meeting will be Jan. 3 at noon and the speaker will be Dr. Finley D. Marshall who will speak about his recent trip to China.
Senior Citizens Center
Two persons, Rosalie and Lawrence Hubert "shot the moon" Wednesday, Dec. 6 at the Senior Citizens Center, where they joined 18 pitch, six pinochle and 21 bridge players. This was a most unusual occurrence in the same afternoon.
Bridge prizes went to Eunice Miller, high; Margaret Waltner, second; Marlys Miller, third; Jim Prosser, blind bogie, and Louise Scott, low.
Monica Ballard, Veronica Heimes, Lola Christensen and Louella Matson furnished for the coffee break.
Union County Historical Society
The UCHS met Monday evening Nov. 20 at the museum.
Acquisitions for the month are: pictures of Gov. Gubbrud, Gov. and Mrs. Gubbrud, Gov. and Mrs. Gubbrud with Ron and Dorothy Ringsrud, given by Ron Ringsrud; a Bon Homme County History on loan from Dr. Herbert Hoover; two of Stan Lokken's complete uniforms with hats, given by Mary Lokken; a cookbook, Kitchen Secrets, given by Eileen Donelly; a box full of holiday decorations, pictures and prints, pennants from Northern and Southern South Dakota colleges, etc., given by Alice Loneman; an EPHS manual, two VFW Poop Sheets from the Korean War, a letter written at the time of Mt. St Helen's eruption, and a pair of men's garters.
Upon Sherri's request Steve Martin came to the meeting to tell society members how the Lewis and Clark memorial is progressing. It seems that the park service will only allow for material actually from the Lewis and Clark Journals to be on these picture memorials.
Election of officers for the year 2001 was held. Elected were incumbents: Vice President Marlo Waterbury, Treasurer Emma Ballinger, District One Director, Evelyn Vincent and District Three Director Fern Chicoine. The Beresford District Five director will be voted on at our December meeting.
The Christmas party will be held on the regular monthly meeting date at the Elk Point Country Club Dec. 18 at 6 p.m. There will be a catered meal with two meats. The entertainment will be by the New Creations vocal group. They do a variety of songs including patriotic and Christian. The price is $10 per ticket per adult and $5 for children 12 and under. Please let Sherri (712-568-3100) know by Dec. 13 if you would like to come so she will know how many to plan for.
There are two good pieces of news to pass on to you. The different ladies clubs and civic organizations in Beresford are putting together plans and backing to open their own museum.
The other piece of news is that the society was approached by the Newton Hills park officer Mark Steck, asking the UCHS opinion on changing the name of Union County State park to some other name and suggestions for the name!


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FYI, LSU is tied with Bama for 2nd in the Coaches poll.
Just four weeks into the season and an SEC team has already skipped right past undefeated Oklahoma to grab the #1 spot in the AP Top 25 Poll. While LSU tops the AP Poll, the Tigers' 4-0 record is only good enough for #3 in the USA Today Coaches Poll behind the aforementioned Sooners and fellow-SEC member #2 Alabama. Suffice to say, the top of the SEC is as good as any conference in the land. Again.
But which team had the most impressive performance of the week? We'll rank 'em all below. And remember, we're talking about one week only. Here's your weekly best-to-worst look at the SEC's performances in Week Four:
1. LSU 47, West Virginia 21 at Morgantown, WV — So how did LSU edge out Alabama for our top spot when it allowed 533 yards of offense? Because most of those yards were meaningless. On the road. In one of the nation's most hostile environments. The Tigers got another solid performance from quarterback Jarrett Lee (16 of 28 for 180 yards, 3 touchdowns and 0 interceptions), a player who is quickly becoming one of the best stories of the season. Just as they did in an opening night win over Oregon, the Bayou Bengals forced four turnovers against the Mountaineers. It seems that even when offenses find ways to the move the ball against John Chavis' bunch, his lightning-fast defenders answer with key takeaways. No arguments with this team's #1 ranking. None.
2. Alabama 38, Arkansas 14 at Tuscaloosa, AL – At the end of the day, I think Arkansas will be a better team than West Virginia, but the Crimson Tide faced the Hogs at home while LSU traveled to WVU. That's about the only reason to deduct points from the balanced, dominating effort turned in by Nick Saban's crew. While the offense was totaling 200 yards passing and another 197 rushing, the Bama defense was squelching Bobby Petrino's flashy offense. Just compare the efficiency of the two QBs: AJ McCarron passed for 200 yards on 20 passes, but it took Tyler Wilson 35 flings to tally just 185 yards. In addition, the Tide managed to score in all three phases of the game. Arkansas looked to be outclassed from the get-go… and there's no reason for them to be ashamed. A lot of teams will be outclassed by Bama this season.
3. Florida 48, Kentucky 10 at Lexington, KY — Chris Rainey put up his usual good numbers (105 yards rushing), but this game belonged to Jeff Demps. The speedster galloped 10 times for 157 yards and two scores (one covering 20 yards, the other 84) as the Gators flattened the Cats on the road. In total UF amassed more than 400 yards on the ground in notching win #25 in a row against UK. This performance might have ranked higher if not for the level of the Gators' competition — Kentucky's pretty bad, folks.
4. Georgia 27, Ole Miss 13 at Oxford, MS — Mark Richt emerged victorious in the Hot Seat Bowl and his team was more dominant on the field than on the scoreboard. The Dawgs rolled into Vaught-Hemingway Stadium and out-offensed the Rebels 475 to 183. They won the rushing battle 207-34. If not for three Blair Walsh missed field goal attempts and one punt return for an Ole Miss touchdown, the Bulldogs' victory would have appeared even more complete. You never got the feeling in this one that UM had a chance to win it. And that's good enough to keep most Richt-bashers — not all, but most — at bay for at least another week.
5. South Carolina 21, Vanderbilt 3 at Columbia, SC — As I watched this game I kept wishing someone would come and administer some Novocaine to me. It was painful to watch. Vanderbilt's offense was just non-existent. And while Carolina should get credit for holding VU to just 73 yards passing and a ridiculous 4 yards rushing… it's Vandy we're talking about. The Commodores got off to a nice 3-0 start this year, but they'd won games over lesser foes and with the help of multiple turnovers. Against Carolina, not even 4 Stephen Garcia picks could help them. They just couldn't move the ball. At all. Meanwhile, Steve Spurrier stuck with Garcia — though it was a headset-throwin' night for the Ol' Ball Coach — and he credited the 5th year senior after the game for doing the best that he could. Carolina's signal-caller is maddening. One minute he'll whistle a rifle shot through defenders and the next he'll overthrow a dump-off to Marcus Lattimore by five yards. But he's still the guy the Gamecock team trusts, so credit Spurrier for sticking by him. But on this night there just wasn't much to celebrate aside from a methodical victory. USC fans will take it.
6. Auburn 30, Florida Atlantic 14 at Auburn, AL — How bad is Auburn's defense? Well, FAU entered the game with one of the worst offenses in America and still the Owls almost matched the Tigers in total yardage (315 to 307). That 307 yards of offense? FAU was averaging just 92 yards per contest heading into Saturday's game. AU fans had to be nervous looking up to see a 10-6 game in the third quarter… before Neiko Thorpe and Jermaine Whitehead picked off FAU passes to set up the Tigers' pull-away scores. And how 'bout this for fickle fans — the AP reported several "half-empty" sections in Jordan-Hare's upper deck. The report also mentioned booing from the student section "during a particularly bad stretch" for Gus Malzahn's offense in the first half. And this is a team that had gone 17-1 in its previous 18 games and won a little sumthin' called the BCS title. Yeah, and it's the media that's been "disrespecting" Auburn's young team. Considering the boos and attendance versus FAU and the thousands of Tiger fans who streamed to the exits and missed their team's Week One comeback over Utah State, it's a good thing we're ranking the team's performance and not the performance of their fans.
7. Arkansas 14, Alabama 38 at Tuscaloosa, AL — Think the Hogs missed Knile Davis? Bobby Petrino's offense officially logged 17 rushing yards on 19 attempts on Saturday. That's bad anywhere. But against a team like Alabama, such a performance spells certain doom. Wilson didn't get much help from his O-line as he was harassed and hurried on seemingly every dropback. Now throw in a pair of Hog turnovers and you can begin to grasp the Razorbacks' level of futility. In a battle between the SEC's top defense and top offense, it was the defense of Bama that emerged victorious.
8. Vanderbilt 3, South Carolina 21 at Columbia, SC — James Franklin's Cinderella 3-0 start to his Vandy coaching career came to a crashing thud Saturday night in the Palmetto State. If you thought Arkansas' rushing numbers were bad, check out these: 25 carries, 4 yards. Four! And the Commodores converted just one third down all night (out of 14 chances). At least the Vanderbilt defense put up a fight. Lattimore was held to just 77 yards on 20 carries. And a week after picking off Mississippi's Zach Stoudt five times, VU's D came down with four Garcia passes. It just didn't make a difference on the scoreboard this time around.
9. Mississippi State 26, Louisiana Tech 20 in OT at Starkville, MS — MSU's meteoric rise has plum flickered out the past three weeks. Coming off back-to-back losses to Auburn and LSU, the black-jersey'd Bulldogs figured to get well against Louisiana Tech and its 17-year-old quarterback. Instead… Dan Mullen's team was outgained and at times outplayed by La. Tech. If not for a late interception deep in State territory — which prevented Tech from kicking a game-winning field goal — and another INT on the first play of overtime, the Bulldogs might have suffered a remarkably embarrassing loss to a WAC team that's now just 1-3. Chris Relf was so shaky in the passing game that Mullen chose to play for overtime on MSU's final possession even though he had time to throw and good field position. It's still early, but MSU seems to be a team moving in the wrong direction these days.
10. Kentucky 10, Florida 48 at Lexington, KY — Joker Phillips' team — a squad he called "sloppy" after the game — turned the ball over four times and failed on all five of its fourth-down tries. And that was just the offense. Rick Minter's defensive unit gave up 520 yards and allowed UF to score three touchdowns in a five-minute, first-quarter barrage that put the game away almost as quickly as it had started. The Wildcats are now 2-2 with a pair of unimpressive victories over Western Kentucky and Central Michigan, but at times they've played more like the 1994 Bill Curry-led squad that managed just one win on the season. Things look very bad in the Bluegrass State. So once again they find themselves near the bottom of our Impress-O-Meter. More showings like Saturday's and they can apply for permanent residence at the bottom of our Monday morning chart.
11. Ole Miss 13, Georgia 27 at Oxford, MS — Even when Houston Nutt teams have struggled in past years, his offense could move the ball. Stumbling to a 4-8 mark last season, for example, the Rebels averaged more than 30 points per game. Not this year. Not even close. The check for going out in search of a transfer quarterback every year has finally come due. UM passed for just 149 yards against Georgia and rushed for a meager 34 yards on the ground. David Lee's offense managed just one score on the day. Athletic director Pete Boone said earlier in the week that he wanted to see more fire from the Rebels' eyes. He likely went home disappointed. Heck, as poorly as the Rebels played on Saturday, I was surprised Nutt didn't pull his straight-billed cap down a little bit lower so as not to have to cast his eyes upon a squad that's quickly costing him his job.
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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
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on July 10, it was felt that the ordinary
comtesies should be extended.
Therefore, at that time, during the week
of July 6, when the leadership initially
had intended to bring up this proposal, it
was considered not proper to do so. As
a result, it was brought up yesterday,
which gave the Senate the first available
opporLunity to consider this most important
I ask unanimous consent that staLements
of the distinguished minority
leader [Mr. DIRKSEN] and myself, under
date of July 9, 1964, on page 15653 of the
RECORD, in columns 2 and 3, under the
heading "Amendment of Tariff Act of
1930-Regulation of Importation of
Beef," be inserted at this point in the
There being no objection, the statements
were ordered to be printed in the
RECORD, as follows:
Mr. DIRKSEN. Mr. President, the distinguished
majority leader announced that in
the week of July 20. the Senate would take
up Calendar No. 1105, H.R. 1839, to amend
the Tariff Act of 1930 to provide for the free
Importation of wild animals and wild birds
which are Intended for exhibition in the
United States. I understand that the bill
contains other Items; and I thought that
perhaps the majority leader would like to
make a brief explanation of the rest of the
Mr. MANSFIELD. Yes, there Is much more
to H.R. 1839 than to provide for the free
Importation of wild animals and wild birds.
The blll considers the question of the Importation
of bee! Into the United Slates. Imports
which reached an exorbitant level last
year, so that they comprised 11 percent of the
This year, imports are down to approximately
the amount I endeavored to bring
them to under the Mansfield amendment;
namely, the average of the past 5 years, 1959
to 1963, inclusive. This would reduce the
amount of Imports from 11 percent to around
6 percent. It Is my understanding that the
lmports of beef will be below the 6-percent
level for the rest of this year and that thls
situation will very likely continue Into next
year, as well. This Is because Australia and
New Zealand, principally have found that
there is a demand in Western European markets,
primarily, for their cutter stock, and
also because, despite overproduction and
overfeeding In this country, there happens
to be a world shortage of meat, and we are
finding new markets in France and Italy and,
I believe, most recently, In Israel.
Furthermore, the Department of Agriculture
is spending close to $100 million In the
buying of domestic beef. The Department
of Defense hns purchased on the order of 100
mllllon pounds of domestically produced
beef. All Defense Department purchases of
beef for West,ern Europe, which used to be
In the large part from the Western European
countries, are now made in this country.
I belleve the amendment I have submitted
is better than the substitute adopted by the
Committee on Finance and offered by the
distinguished Senator from Nebraska [Mr.
It had been my intention, ns the minority
leader Is well aware, to call up the blll this
week, because It has been cleared by the Committee
on Finance. On last Monday, the
Democratic policy committee cleared it, as
well. However, because a good many Republicans
were interested. for some reason or
other. in what Is transpiring and will transpire
in San Francisco, It was deemed not
advisable to bring up the bill this week,
and at their requests its consideration was
postponed. However, ns I announced earlier,
sometime after the Senate reconvenes on
July 20 the bill will be laid before the Senate
for consideration and debate.
Mr. DIRKSEN. I thank the Senator from
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
further ask unanimous consent that correspondence
which I have had with the
Department of Agriculture, the U.S. Tariff
Commission, and stock growers in the
State of MonLana, and certain other
material be incorporated at this point ln
the RECORD.
There being no objection, the material
was ordered to be printed in the REcORD,
as follows:
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 42, Folder 64, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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History of MonoGame
Dominique Louis covers the history of MonoGame from its roots in XNA and how the team ported it to 8 platforms. He demoes taking a simple 3D XNA sample from Windows to Android and Windows Phone 8.
Clojure and LLVM
Timothy Baldridge presents clojure-py2, a compiler written in Clojure that uses LLVM for code generation.
Compiling Scala to LLVM
Geoff Reedy informs on the current status of a LLVM backend for the Scala compiler project he's working on, detailing on its design and implementation.
Mono and C++ - Updates from the Interoperability World
Andreia Gaita introduces Cxxi, a Mono C# - C++ interoperability framework meant to make instantiating C++ objects, invoking methods, sub-classing classes and other similar operations easier.
Introduction to OWIN and Gate
Benjamin van der Veen introduces OWIN, a web server-web apps interface, and Gate, a library supporting development with OWIN.
Cross Platform .NET Desktop Development
Jonathan Chambers discusses developing desktop applications in Mono: why develop and history of desktop apps, examples of such apps, and how to call native code.
Using MongoDB on Mono
Justin Dearing presents a brief introduction to MongoDB, and focuses on interacting with it in Mono via the official 10gen driver. Techniques for handling business logic in application code, such as LINQ are discussed. This is a very code centric talk.
Asynchronous Programming Made Simple Through Messaging
Svein Arne Ackenhausen discusses the benefits of asynchronous programming showing some possible code implementations using messaging.
Let Me Introduce My Moncai!
Dale Ragan presents Moncai, an open source .NET/Mono PaaS currently in beta, detailing its current features and plans for the future, and what is makes it more attractive than similar solutions.
Asynchronous Memcached with a Side of Ketchup and Membase
Jason Sirota explains with code samples how to combine caching with asynchronous IO using memcached, Membase and Ketchup in order to maximize the throughput of an application.
3 Mobile App Development Problems and Ways to Solve Them
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"And they took knowledge of them, that they had been with Jesus." --Acts 4:13
A Christian should be a striking likeness of Jesus Christ. You have read lives of Christ, beautifully and eloquently written, but the best life of Christ is his living biography, written out in the words and actions of his people. If we were what we profess to be, and what we should be, we should be pictures of Christ; yea, such striking likenesses of him, that the world would not have to hold us up by the hour together, and say, "Well, it seems somewhat of a likeness;" but they would, when they once beheld us, exclaim, "He has been with Jesus; he has been taught of him; he is like him; he has caught the very idea of the holy Man of Nazareth, and he works it out in his life and every day actions." A Christian should be like Christ in his boldness. Never blush to own your religion; your profession will never disgrace you: take care you never disgrace that. Be like Jesus, very valiant for your God. Imitate him in your loving spirit; think kindly, speak kindly, and do kindly, that men may say of you, "He has been with Jesus." Imitate Jesus in his holiness. Was he zealous for his Master? So be you; ever go about doing good. Let not time be wasted: it is too precious. Was he self-denying, never looking to his own interest? Be the same. Was he devout? Be you fervent in your prayers. Had he deference to his Father's will? So submit yourselves to him. Was he patient? So learn to endure. And best of all, as the highest portraiture of Jesus, try to forgive your enemies, as he did; and let those sublime words of your Master, "Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do", always ring in your ears. Forgive, as you hope to be forgiven. Heap coals of fire on the head of your foe by your kindness to him. Good for evil, recollect, is godlike. Be godlike, then; and in all ways and by all means, so live that all may say of you, "He has been with Jesus."


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Our Boys
Started by paultheatre, Oct 21 2011 11:57 PM
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Posted 21 October 2011 - 11:57 PM
Jonathan Lewis' OUR BOYS to open after "Pitmen Painters" closes, running late January to April 2012.
David Grindley directing.
David Grindley directing.
Posted 22 October 2011 - 09:50 PM
paultheatre, on 21 October 2011 - 11:57 PM, said:
Jonathan Lewis' OUR BOYS to open after "Pitmen Painters" closes, running late January to April 2012.
David Grindley directing.
David Grindley directing.
I saw the Derby Playhouse production of this at the Donmar in 1995 and thought it one of the funniest plays I'd ever seen. Its version of a famous scene in The Deerhunter is priceless. Jonathan Lewis doesn't seem to have written anything since. A shame. It's a gamble to put on a play like this in the West End - have they got a couple of biggish names in the cast, I wonder?
Posted 25 October 2011 - 09:05 PM
I was in an amateur production of this 10+ years ago. Be great to finally see a professional production. I thought it was a great play.
Posted 06 April 2012 - 05:41 PM
Now sheduled for Summer 2012 at the Duchess.
Posted 15 June 2012 - 01:02 PM
paultheatre, on 06 April 2012 - 05:41 PM, said:
Now scheduled for Summer 2012 at the Duchess.
Previews from 26 September. Cast includes Arthur Darvill, Laurence Fox and Cian Barry.
Posted 15 June 2012 - 02:54 PM
Mr Amy Pond and Mr Billie Piper!
"witty ... both made me laugh but also gave me pause" - Mark Shenton, The Stage
Posted 29 June 2012 - 10:44 AM
And now Neville Longbottom from HARRY POTTER
Posted 29 June 2012 - 10:53 AM
Can't the cast not do the play and just tell the audience stories about crazy fans they have known
Posted 29 June 2012 - 11:20 AM
Hahaha! That would be AMAZING! "Our Fans" at the Duchess Theatre
Posted 30 June 2012 - 11:53 PM
Initially this one passed me by. But as a fan of some of the leads, I will definitely be giving it a go! I haven't been to the Duchess in a while either, so that will be nice.
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But wow what games the first two were. Spooky and I are still in Shock that Louisville just quit like they did at the end but hey Kentucky won so I won't fight it. As for Ohio and Kansas that one went down to the wire and what an ending. WHAT A TOTALLY WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE... oh I suppose I've said that enough.
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"Leila Khaled remains one of the most inspirational and influential leftist anti-imperialist women in the post-Second World War period. Leila Khaled remains active today in the leadership of the Palestinian revolution, as she is one of the central committee members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) as well as a representative of the Palestinian National Council. "
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Al Akhbar | Leila Khaled in Lipstick: Changing Representations of Palestinian Women
Birzeit University is hosting a unique exhibition of works by Palestinian artists dating from the 1970s through to the present. Framed-Unframed is a critical exploration of visual artists' changing representations of Palestinian women.
Acre - Leila Khaled hijacked an American airplane on 29 August 1969. After the operation, the photograph of the famous revolutionary taken by Eddie Adams turned Khaled into an icon. Khaled, a young brunette carrying a Kalashnikov with a kuffiyeh around her neck, became a symbol of an era. Images of Khaled and other icons of the seventies are reproduced at Framed-Unramed, an exhibition at the Ethnographic and Art Museum, in partnership with the Institute of Women's Studies at Birzeit University.
The exhibition portrays various representations of women in Palestinian art through the work of Palestinian artists from different schools and generations whose art spans from the 1970s to the present day. The artists include: Suleiman Mansour, Mona Hatoum, Nabil Anani, Kamel al-Moghanni, Burhan Karkutli, Naji al-Ali, Ahlam Shibli, Mary Tuma, Amer Shomali, Raeda Saadeh, Laila Shawa, Samira Badran, Layan Shawabka, Vera Tamari, Rula Halawani, Inass Yassine, Ayman Issa and Hani Zurob.
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"After 22 years of injustice and inhuman living in camps with nobody caring for us, we feel that we have the very full right to protect our revolution, we have all the right to protect our revolution. Our Code of Morals is Our Revolution. What serves our revolution, what helps our revolution, what protects our revolution is right, is very right and honourable and very noble and very beautiful, because our revolution means justice, means having our homes back, having back our country, which is a very just and noble aim."
-My People Shall Live The Autobiography of a Revolutionary, Leila Khaled (via bonjour-habibti)
"Yes, I feel unanchored … for my land is raped … it is under the hoofs of the Zionists … a people that have evicted my mother and other mothers and raped my true Mother Palestine. I swear by my revolution, by my humanity, that we shall return the Palestinians to their homes and we shall recover our lost humanity!"
My People Shall Live The Autobiography of a Revolutionary, Leila Khaled (via bonjour-habibti)
At the age of 25, Leila Khaled gained worldwide notoriety for hijacking planes to bring attention to the plight of Palestinians whose land had been stolen and settled by Zionists. In 1969, armed with handguns and grenades, under the direction of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), Leila became the first woman to ever hijack a plane.
She commandeered a flight from Rome bound for Athens and demanded that the pilot fly over her birthplace, Haifa, where her family was forced from their home by Zionist Israeli settlers. No flight personnel or passengers were injured, but the plane was blown up.
She still rejects any charges of terrorism leveled at her, explaining in a recent interview, "There is a difference between terrorism and armed struggle. Palestinians have the right under international law, to struggle by all means, including armed struggle."
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