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As a nurse in rural Clay County, Heflin said he's become something of a historian, collecting the stories from folks who lived through the era.
"I heard about a barbecue place in Lineville, right downtown, that would serve blacks, but only if they came to the back door," Heflin said. "I heard all about school integration, and how the vocational school in Lineville was the only black school in the whole county. That's why so many of the black folks were uneducated."
Heflin's stories aren't unusual for Alabama, but they are sometimes ignored in the larger narrative of the civil rights movement, which tends to focus on the struggles of African Americans in the state's larger cities, such as the Montgomery bus boycott in 1955 and the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham in 1963.
But Heflin wants to correct that, and on Wednesday night he's hosting a small ceremony at Springhill Baptist Church in Lineville commemorating the 50th anniversary of the movement. The church's pastor, Tramaine Solomon, said the idea was inspired by the 50th anniversary of the historic March on Washington held earlier this year.
"One of the things that came out of that was to have this recognition in the community," Solomon said. "So that was one of the important things we wanted to do with this."
Heflin said Wednesday's celebration is the only such one in the county. In general, celebrations of the movement in rural areas are rare. In his essay, "Searching For a New Freedom," Ohio State University history professor Hasan Kwame Jeffries notes studies and books dedicated to the civil rights movement, "pay scant attention to civil rights activism in Alabama's rural counties," and said the subject is ripe for investigation.
But the reason for the lack of historical information in communities like Clay County, might be because they weren't as heavily documented, said Lecia Brooks, the Civil Rights Memorial director for the Southern Poverty Law Center. Brooks said while rural communities played a large role in organizing civil rights groups, the large marches, protests and events that shape the history of the movement took place in cities like Birmingham, Montgomery and Selma.
"The goal was to get recognition from leaders like Martin Luther King," Brooks said. "But if he did go to the community, the story was about King, not what the people were doing."
Moments of the civil rights movement in rural Alabama that have lingered in history often involved the deaths of leaders and activists, Brooks said. Haynesville, for example, has become a yearly destination for members of the Episcopal Church to celebrate the life of Jonathan Daniels, a civil rights activist from New Hampshire who was shot and killed in the small town in 1965 by a part-time sheriff's deputy.
Heflin said his event this week in Lineville isn't about honoring any one event or person, but to celebrate the movement as a whole and, most importantly, look at how the movement needs to continue.
"We want to look at where we were 50 years ago, and see where we need to be in another 50 years," said Heflin, who noted the event will celebrate elected black officials in Clay County, including long-serving County Commissioner Ricky Burney.
Bobby Dark, the chairman of the Alabama Democratic Conference in Clay County, said Wednesday's event is a good opportunity to look at how the civil rights movement has pushed for equality in representation, and how much more room for improvement there still is.
"We've come a long way here in Clay County," Bark said. "We have black city councilmen, a black member on the board of education, a black commissioner. But there's still work to be done."
And while the most memorable and well-documented moments of the civil rights movement might have not taken place in the rural communities of the state, Brooks, with the Southern Poverty Law Center, said events like the one taking place in Clay County are important.
"It's to be commended," Brooks said. "Without the support of the rural communities where grassroots organizations really began, you wouldn't have had this movement."
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WASHINGTON, DC Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) denounced the Louisiana legislature for criminalizing abortion today. Demonstrating the misplaced priorities of politicians in Louisiana, the legislature passed a law that endangers women's health by criminalizing abortion at a time when the state is still recovering from Hurricane Katrina and scrambling to prepare for the start of the new hurricane season.
"This law puts extremist ideology above the health and safety of women," said PPFA President Cecile Richards. "Medically accurate sex education and access to contraception are proven tools to prevent unintended pregnancy abortion bans are not."
An amended version of SB 33, the abortion ban, passed the Senate unopposed. The ban, which provides only an exception if the woman's life is in danger, would go into effect if the U.S. Supreme Court were to overturn Roe v. Wade.
"With many of the state's most basic needs unmet, Louisiana politicians would rather focus on criminalizing abortion than protecting our state's citizens in preparation for this year's hurricane season. We need homes, good education, disaster planning, and sound health care policy," said Julie Mickelberry, director of public affairs for Planned Parenthood of Louisiana and the Mississippi Delta. "We don't need laws that threaten women's health."
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Security added near schools after a student was threatened by a strangerWest Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Police are keeping careful watch over West Fargo schools after an incident that heightened security needs for students. Two extra officers are sticking by local schools while South Elementary teachers are adding an extra lesson.
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Fargo school's 6-foot tall instrument ends up at pawn shopFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - It's a baffling burglary at a Fargo school. The district's music director says someone managed to steal an orchestra bass which is by far the largest of Clara Barton Elementary's instruments. Also surprising is that the school didn't notice the 8 to 9 hundred dollar item was gone.
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Drug dog sweep tags 11 vehicles in Fargo South High School parking lotFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - A drug sweep by police dogs has lead to a big drug bust in Fargo schools. 6 students from Fargo South face drug charges, the most in one day in at least 10 years.
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Glyndon man arrested for assaulting his father with an ax handleGlyndon, Minn. (WDAY TV) - A Glyndon man is knocked unconscious after he was hit several times with an ax handle. What's more is that his son is now in jail, blamed for the bloody attack.
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Thousands to lose their health insurance plans(WDAY TV) - Thousands of people in North Dakota and tens of thousands in Minnesota are losing their health insurance plans. If you're on a Medicare advantage plan, you may have received a letter in the mail saying your plan will no longer be offered, starting in January. The letter adds insult to injury for a man recovering from a tragic car accident.
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Extreme Home Makeover: Eager audience lines 8th Street to get a peakThere is no shortage of action near the makeover project. People are lining 8th Street to get a peak for themselves. There are several weeks until show time for ABC's extreme Home Makeover, but the show in Moorhead has already begun with an eager audience.
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Fargo man upset after nude photos he shared ended up onlineFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - A Fargo man is regretting his decision to send naked photos of himself to a woman he doesn't know. Now, they're online. The exchange of nude photos between strangers is happening more than you may think.
September 29, 2010
MN Supreme Court Judge: Endorsements for justice campaigns need to stopFergus Falls, Minn. (WDAY TV) - The way judges get elected to Minnesota's highest court has changed. Candidates can now ask for money, and take endorsements. In the last 10 years, the amount of money going into state justice campaigns has more than doubled, now up to 207 million dollars. At least one judge in Fergus Falls today says it's a trend that's got to stop.
September 28, 2010
Classrooms fill up while other rooms sit emptyMoorhead, Minn. (WDAY TV) - Students are packed into some Moorhead classrooms and teachers say the crunch could get in the way of learning. We've heard a similar story out of the growing West Fargo school district, but in this case, space is not the issue and voters will soon decide what to do about it.
September 27, 2010
World class business facility coming to Concordia CollegeMoorhead, Minn. (WDAY TV) - Concordia College is building a new, world-class business school scheduled to open in 2012! It comes after the school's largest single donation ever. More on why it's unique and who it's named after.
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September 21, 2010
Driver who hit roller blader should not have been behind the wheelOgema, Minn. (WDAY TV) - A local teen remains in a coma after being hit by a car while he was rollerblading. His best friend narrowly escaped a similar fate. Turns out, the driver should not have been behind the wheel. 30-year old Ross Dodd has an extensive criminal record that includes four DWI-related convictions and nine charges of driving after his license was suspended.
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Air seeders from Australia on display at the 2010 Big Iron ShowWest Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - There will be 70-thousand visitors coming from all over the world to Big Iron. One man traveled 3 days just to get there. He is searching for people to sell his product locally.
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Audit creating a trust issue with NDSU studentsFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - More troubling news for NDSU. As we first told you at 6, a new audit report shows the university spent tens of thousand of dollars from 2008 to 2009 on unused hotel rooms, premium tickets for motivational speaking events, and several other questionable uses of public funds.
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Few things exude Christmas spirit better than festive food, and where better to sample seasonal specialties than in Paris? Discover the undisputed capital of gourmet food in the run-up to Christmas on this intimate small-group walking tour, limited to eight people. Enjoy samples galore and shop 'til you drop at one of Paris' enchanting Christmas Markets, and explore specialty food stores with your expert guide.
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Your gourmet Christmas tour of Paris starts in the heart of Saint-Germain des Prés, at the Place Saint-Sulpice. From there you will visit one of Paris' Christmas Markets which include authentic wooden stalls decked in twinkling lights to help put you in a festive mood.
Focusing on the gourmet foods available at the market, you'll sample regional specialties as you stroll around with your expert guide. Sip on hot spiced wine (vin chaud), and try beautiful Christmas cakes, gingerbread cookies and other seasonal delicacies on sale in a Parisian Christmas market.
Your small-group tour will continue to some famous Paris food stores, where you will enjoy samples of chocolate and traditional French sweets. Learn about the Thirteen Desserts of Christmas, a Christian tradition that originated in the south of France, whereby 13 desserts are eaten after a Christmas meal. The 13 desserts symbolize the 12 apostles and Christ, and while you won't have chance to sample all of them, you'll try a few of the best – including candied fruits, nougat and gingerbread.
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Oviedo >Food & Dining > Circosta's Italian Ristorante
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Our Favorite Place – Circosta's is our favorite place to eat since moving to Oviedo a year ago. The food is great - the Chicken Marsala is my personal fav. We also love the pizza. It's real food, real ingredients and REAL Italian quality.
I read the other review and you know I think you got what you deserved. No offense. I've used Entertainment coupons for a decade (including at Circosta's) without a problem. The coupons almost always state one per table lowest menu item. You had a responsibility to know that. This is a small family run business with likely a low profit margin considering the QUALITY they put into their food. This is a real Italian restaurant - not a chain. Their food is well worth the drive and well worth the price.
As for atmosphere we've always found the family VERY warm and very accomodating. We love Circosta's and we'd miss it tremendously if we moved. Oh and they're generous too. I asked them for a donation for the auction at my son's school. "Mama" said to bring in the paperwork and they'd be happy to donate a dinner. So, again, I think that review was quite erroneous.
If you like Italian head to Circosta's on Aloma between Dean and Chapman!!
Great Food! Great Service – I went on a busy friday evening, food and service was awesome! I would recommend this resturant to anyone!!
RUDE service – We had decided to meet with another couple for dinner at Circostas, both couples had a coupon from the Entertainment book. We wanted to each use our card, but they would only allow this by putting everything on the same check. This was not right as we were 2 different families and the discounts would have been different. When the owner came out, we asked if we would just have 2 checks..very rudely she insisted that the book said one check per table and the lowest meals would be taken off. As we were only getting sandwiches and our friends getting meals, that did not make sense. We then decided to just have our friends use their card and we would just pay for our meal in full. The owner said NO that they could not have a separate check and that the lowest meal would still be taken off. The only way they could use it for their own meals was IF our friends sat at a different table. By this time, it was getting extremely uncomfortable as we just wanted to make use of our discount card that we PURCHASED to use for this restaurant. The owner was very rude and said to us "DID YOU READ THE BOOK, IT STATES 1 CHECK PER TABLE". *(this is the only establishment in the book that says this). While this conversation was going on, our friends notice the cook in the back yelling and waving his arms around and staring at us- after seeing that we DID NOT want to eat at this place for sure. At this point, my husband walked the owner to the front of the restaurant and told her that she made us very embarrased in front of our friends and others in the restaurant and we want our check for the drinks we were served and that we wanted to leave and would NEVER return to this restaurant. We left. Instead of this facility keeping a good reputation and taking the $12 off the bill as promised by the coupon, they just lost several customers. This was a terrible experience for us. As we dine out quit often please be sure, we will never go back to Circosta's Italian Ristorante again!
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Branson Vacation Rentals offers this 2 bedroom luxury cabin in Branson, MO's best gated cabin resort!
Enjoy acres of beautiful wooded Ozark hills and privacy in a quiet secure resort just two minutes from all the activities in Branson! This central location is a perfect place to call home, with so much to do for most any interest and age just minutes away or even onsite!
This 2 BR/BA luxury cabin can sleep 6. Everyone has their own private space with a bathroom for each bedroom, and there is a wonderful gathering area in the cabin. There are also several larger gathering areas at the resort facilities perfect for groups or reunions.
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Sleep 6+ per cabin! Guests rave about their best nights sleep ever on our pillowtop mattresses and high thread count linens! A TV for each bedroom of course. Each cabin has two master suites each with a king bed. The living area has a queen sofa sleeper. One pack n play per cabin is also avail for little ones.
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Each cabin has a full kitchen with full size appliances, fully equipped with all the small appliances and tools you need for any meal, such as: toaster, coffee maker, crock pot, table service and more.
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Each cabin has a comfortable spacious living area with fireplace and TV open to the kitchen and dining room. There is table seating in the dining room and dining table and porch swings in the huge enclosed screen porches.
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Great location in the heart of Branson. You can be most anywhere in town within a couple minutes. Lakes are 10 minutes away. Shows, amusement parks, dining and entertainment are right next door!
High speed internet & Wi-Fi included. We stock the cabin with games, books and toys for the little ones. You'll also find dvd's for all ages.
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Westgate Branson Woods is the premier gated cabin resort in Branson, MO. There are meeting rooms, picnic shelters, a fitness center with weights, treadmill and eliptical, indoor heated and two outdoor swimming pools, hot tubs, kids activities, a concierge for discount tickets, a hiking trail with waterfall and acres of trees and woods. There is even a pizza buffet.
Resort is located on over a hundred acres of treed Ozark Hills. Enjoy the view and the peace with the convenience of resort living just off the strip. Outdoor covered patios and enclosed screened porches make fantastic places to gather.
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- Recognized holidays not listed above are additional $50 charge per night, this applies to the week/end of the holiday.
- Recognized holidays: Labor Day, Valentine's Day, President's Day.
- Free night offers not available during holidays, Christmas & New Year's.
- Some holidays have longer minimum stays.
- No check-ins or check-outs on a holiday (includes Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day).
- There is a credit card required for your damage waiver.
- 50% of fees are due at booking to hold your dates, balance at 3 weeks prior to stay.
- We take checks, money orders, Mastercard, Visa and American Express.
- Rates are subject to change without notice.
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- Check in 3 pm. Check out 10 am.
- No smoking.
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- Petfees are $10 per pet per night, must be an approved pet.
- We have both pet friendly and allergen freeproperties if this one does not suit your needs.
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- Up to 60 days in advance, there is a $100 relisting fee.
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- If you are concerned, we recommend trip insurance.
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- Silver Dollar City
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- Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery
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EULOGY … Douglas Vincent Bontempi was a good man … Youngest of three (mostly Italian) brothers. From a model Roman Catholic family, active in the Church. Attended Catholic schools. Until Greg, our middle brother, got a strep throat that infected his kidneys, developing into nephritis. And at 15 he died … Out of a tight-knit family & a well-defined community, Doug, only 14, was thrown into the world, alone. I think it must have been his soul's "dark night of the soul" – an experience that most experience at a much older age, if at all. No one was there for him. I was away at seminary boarding school. Mom started drinking. Dad's construction business went bankrupt from all the medical bills. Both tried suicide. And then they got divorced … So, Doug looked around & found a new family, a new community, in a motorcycle gang. First, the Gypsy Jokers and eventually the Hell's Angels. He embraced the role of outlaw & won respect from his hard-riding peers. He was known as fearless & one who could be trusted. Among the Angels, loyalty to family matters more than the law, and that suited my brother … But after 25 years as an outlaw, Doug made a radical change in his life. He left the Angels; gave up alcohol, drugs & took a job driving truck for a steel supply company. Got deeply into weights & working out. And finally found his true passion in drumming … In 2002 he came out to see me in Colorado for the mushroom festival & we made him King of the Parade that year. He rode the Amanitamobile & was followed by a marching band of drummers. Entranced, he started taking lessons, buying djembes. And this new passion led him to a new community, a new family. He traveled to Africa with new friends. Had planned to travel back there & back to Colorado. But pancreatic cancer struck him down … People came to the memorial last weekend in California who had known him only as altar boy, or only as outlaw, or only as drummer. In all those communities, all those families, Doug had proved himself fearless & a person who could be trusted … He wasn't big on talk. He let his actions speak for him. So, let me keep this simple. Douglas Vincent Bontempi was a good man.
SANTA CLARA VALLEY … Such déjà vu! … Returning three times to the Bay Area within the last eleven months, after spending most of last summer in California with my dying Dad. … Fr. Tim Kidney – a classmate with me for four years at St. Joseph's Seminary in the Los Altos Hills & newly appointed pastor (of the church I grew up in!) – co-celebrated the evening mass for Doug with a favorite priest of all of ours, Fr. John Coleman (84), who remembered me as one of his first altar boys at St. Joseph's Mountain View (where the service was held) … Doug's lifelong friend Joe Cusimano single-handedly coordinated all the funeral arrangements. He brought me from the airport to see Fr. Coleman (St. Joseph's East Palo Alto) for a pre-Mass prep. The good Father pulled out from his room in the rectory an engraved pen stand from 1957 – when he'd left Mountain View. A gift he'd saved for some 52 years, given to him by my Dad (at that time a Knight of Columbus & Altar Boy Director). Pulled out now to show me & Joe. The pen broken, but the inscription still etched in brass on a bar of alabaster, "from your altar boys." I felt as though I'd been held in loving suspension in this wonderful man's memory all those years, suddenly to come alive again like Lazarus … And I must say, it was captivating to watch the Mass as a ritual of community celebration – especially by two men whom I knew & liked. I found myself making some of the ritual signs, saying some of the ritual words (often mimicking the English to myself in Latin), humming to unfamiliar hymns. It was as if I couldn't help but join in, for just a moment, with that ancient ritual energy that so enspirited me as a youth & was still the tradition of my family & friends … Although, I don't think Doug had been back to Church in 50 years. Still I couldn't help but feel, like those who came to the Mass, that he would have liked our taking him back to his roots, bringing his story full circle … In the end, funerals aren't so much about the dead, though they let us honor the dead ritually en masse. More, it's a way of grieving & letting go – for the living.
HELL'S ANGELS … The Angels sent a security detail to the reception after the Mass, just to be sure there was no trouble. Even though he'd left the Club years before, "Dirty Doug" was well known in certain circles & the obituary had been published in the San Jose Mercury (Doug had once gained mention in Rolling Stone as well as Peter Manson's Helter-Skelter)… Joe said they were packing, just to be sure the reception was safe … It's easy to forget, living in San Miguel County, that gang warfare is an urban fact of life for many in our cities.
AT THE RECEPTION … Joe prepared a moving DVD of photos put to music, ranging from Catholic school class pictures to Doug's time in Africa. The memorial was held in our old Catholic grammar school a few blocks away across the El Camino (one-time wagon-rut Spanish Mission route from San Fran to San Jose) … In St. Joseph's spacious auditorium & parish hall, where my Dad once acted in church plays, the linoleum squares we folk-danced on were still intact – nowhere worn through like the rest of the building. Enrollment declining, though Stephanie Mirenda, an old grammar school classmate/lay administrator, works valiantly to keep the doors open. The black-robed Holy Cross nuns with their sunburst halo headdresses long gone.
ASHES ASHES … The next morning five of us scattered Doug's ashes at Land's End, where he & I had scattered our mother's ashes 22 years earlier. As he'd asked us to do. One of his last wishes … My poet friend Kush & I sang chants as the water lapped up his remains & carried my little brother into the great flow of the Pacific … Later, cutting through the Haight, Kush & I take a detour home. Praying for Doug & invoking the spirits at Corona Heights, above Market St., where Ishi and Lew Welch once came to walk … Nothing lives long. Nothing lives long but the Earth & the Mountains.
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After the race on Aug. 3, the Anniston Runners Club will host it's annual post-race party. And this year, it's bigger than ever.
"People with no desire to run or walk can come watch the race and enjoy the party afterwards," said Haley Gregg, this year's race director. "I want the community to come out and experience Woodstock, whether they run the race or not."
The 5K is scheduled to wrap up around 8:30 a.m., just in time for the party to get started. Debuting this year is the Woodstock Revival Concert. Local bands Jim Parks, The Gypsy Begonias, Abby Parks, Doublewide Soul and McPherson Struts will take the stage in the Anniston High School courtyard for performances inspired by the legendary 1969 concert with which the event shares its name. The bands will cover hits from the Woodstock Music Festival, including songs from legends like Janis Joplin, The Who and Jimi Hendrix.
"They're all local bands, and they're all volunteering their time," Gregg said.
The music will last until 1 p.m., with a brief intermission around 9:30 a.m. for the awards ceremony in the Anniston Performing Arts Center at Anniston High School.
Vendors will also be out in full force for the post-race party. The Trak Shak, Regional Medical Center and area spas will have booths set up in the courtyard. A farmers market will sell fresh fruits and veggies and Waffle House will serve hash browns.
For the kids, Top Notch Events and Rentals is hosting a fun zone with bouncy houses and inflatable slides.
"Rumor has it there is going to be a waterslide out there, which will be perfect for a hot day," Gregg said.
Although the details are still in the works for the fun zone, Gregg said she thinks wristbands for the inflatable area will cost about $5. Entrance to the post-race party is free, but Gregg suggests bringing a little cash to shop around the vendors' booths.
"This is kind of my way to be more community friendly," she added, "a way that we can give back to the community and have fun."
Check the event's website, www.woodstock5k.com, and its Facebook page, Woodstock 5K (Anniston, AL), for pricing information and updates.
After the post-race party, head home, grab a shower and meet the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association at the Coldwater Mountain trailhead for the Fat Tire Weekend. Beginning at 3 p.m. on Saturday, the event will feature music, demo bikes from Wig's Wheels, door prizes, beginner rides and a shuttle for gravity trails.
"Gravity trails are exactly what they sound like," said Brooke Nelson, a board member for the Anniston Runners Club and a member of NEABA. "It's very difficult to turn around and come back up."
At 7 p.m., bring an appetite and a lawn chair for a free cookout and a movie under the stars at the trailhead, sponsored by the Anniston Runners Club and NEABA. A committee is still previewing movies, but "it will be family friendly, nothing over a PG-13 rating," Nelson said.
The weekend activities continue Sunday with a free breakfast at the trailhead at 7:30 a.m. before a trail run at 8 a.m. followed by a bike ride at 9 a.m.
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So I got a call the other day from Brad Combs who is making a big push to get pool tables installed in Las Vegas area schools. His group, the Academic Billiards Collective, is pushing hard to get tables placed in schools all over the Clark County school district.
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When London won the bid to host Olympics seven years ago, the city promised that the Games would leave a legacy of the revitalization of historically underdeveloped East London as well as new sporting facilities. This promised legacy was an important part of the city's bid.
"Legacy is important for many reasons, one of which is economic," said Simon Wright, the Olympic Delivery Authority's head of infrastructure and utilities, told CNBC.com. "If you are spending a lot of money on regenerating part of East London, we want to get a lot out of that investment. We are hoping this would be a fantastic Olympic game and recreation facilities for the long-term."
In December 2010, the British government created four legacy themes which aim to increase school-based and grass-roots sports participation, economic growth, promote community engagement and ensure that the Olympic Park can be developed as one of the main drivers of regeneration in East London.
Wright said Stratford suffers from lack of investment in new development over a large period of time. As industry declined, there was not much to take its place and it has suffered from under-investment since.
"This is the opportunity to kick start to provide new housing, recreation and jobs in the long term," he said.
The ODA is responsible for building permanent venues including the Olympic Stadium and Aquatics Center.
"When we started in 2006, we were the only organization in the design and development of Olympic Park," Wright said. "We were focused on the buildings' needs on legacy and the need to support that from the beginning."
The ODA is working with the London Legacy Development Corporation to plan the Olympics and long-term use for the facilities. The LLDC will gain responsibility for the facilities post-games.
"We work very closely to ensure the transfer is seamless and there is a rapid startup of transformation of the work need and the park opened so local residents can use the facilities and new housing can take place," Wright said.
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London is not the first Olympics host city to use the venues post-games in an effort to revitalize a struggling area. In modern time, the Olympics have been hosted in 22 cities leaving the city either transformed or worse. The Atlanta games in 1996 left a legacy that is still evident today.
"The city now has a sizable downtown resident population which it never had prior to the Olympics," said Harvey Newman, professor of public management and policy at Georgia State University, told CNBC.com. "The legacy of the games in Atlanta took several forms. All of the major academic institutions in the city benefited from Olympic venue construction. The preparation for the games gave developers an incentive to build new apartments and to convert older buildings into lofts."
The games also helped Atlanta's recognition as an international city, Newman said.
"Prior to the games, Atlanta was not well known by people in other parts of the world," he said. "Its reputation was enhanced by the television coverage of the games. This has led to increased international investment and tourism in the city."
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However, Athens in 2004, for example, was left in debt post-games.
"No one aims to fail," Wright said. "Everybody tries to do what they think is the best plan. We are learning from previous games like Athens, Barcelona, Sydney and so on. We don't know if it will succeed but we will hope it does. We are confident that the plan is robust and what it will bring to the community in the longer term."
Newman said because London is already one of the world's most famous cities, they can use the games to polish its reputation as a place to visit and do business.
"London can also use the preparation for the games to promote investment in some low-income neighborhoods near Olympic venues," he said. "Few events rival the Olympics as an investment opportunity for the host city. It is a mega-event in every sense of the term. London is in the position of very few other cities that have hosted prior games."
London aims to have 18 legacy projects. These include the Olympic Village, which will be housing for London residents post-games. While about 30 percent of the village will be social housing, the remaining space will be leased or sold. The Olympic Stadium will be used for the 2017 World Athletic Championships and other sporting, cultural and community events and the Aquatics Centre will be a swimming center for clubs, schools, athletes and the general public.
"The most challenging part is trying to predict what would be the most economic, viable legacy use," Wright said. "Because it was designed in 2006 and 2007, it was hard to get commitment from businesses and try to predict any involvement without any tenants and it was a difficult thing to do."
The planning of the games is in "good shape,'' Wright said.
"We set out to spend two years planning, four years building and one year testing. The last of the major buildings was completed in 2011 and we've been testing and commissioning since. We were 500 million pounds ($779 million) below our budget and met all the objectives. We've felt pretty good about the outcome really," he said.
The ODA has also aimed to become more sustainable by using materials from some of the buildings demolished to build the Olympics site in the construction of new venues.
"At the end of the day, we need to achieve greenness. We can't go living as a two or three planet society," Wright said. "We are not there yet but we are a step in the (right) direction."


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Insulin is a hormone that is made in your body naturally.
The pancreas, an organ near your stomach, releases
more insulin each time there is a rise in blood sugar levels. Blood sugar levels
usually rise after a person eats a meal. That's when the body takes the food you
ate and turns it into sugar, sometimes called glucose.
The insulin in your body works like a key, unlocking cells to help deliver sugar
from the blood. Every cell in the body has a lock on its cell wall, called a receptor.
Insulin fits into that lock like a key, allowing sugar to enter the cells. When
the body is not able to make enough insulin, blood sugar is locked out of the cells.
When blood sugar is locked out of cells, it stays in the bloodstream. This leads
to blood sugar building up in the bloodstream until blood sugar levels are too high,
which is also called hyperglycemia. This extra sugar
is what makes people feel the symptoms of diabetes, such as often feeling tired
or thirsty.
The first generation of man-made insulin, created in the 1980s, was called "human
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act more quickly, others more slowly.
Different types of insulin work differently to mimic the way the body normally releases
insulin. They each have a different:
A more recently developed type of insulin is called "insulin analog." Insulin analog
is available in these types:
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for everyone. Each person's insulin need is different. And each person's insulin
need may change over time.
Insulin analogs are preferred by the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists,
or AACE. Your doctor and diabetes care team will prescribe the insulin that is best
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Better known as "The Head Hunter". He is making a movie about being bodyguard to the King. Check out My Space: http://www.myspace.com/headhuntermovie
David Stanley is a 16-year-old kid when he drops out of high school to go to work for his world famous step-brother, The King of rock-and-roll. A boy in a mans world, he exchanges a life of innocence for one of money, fortune, fame, power and prestige. Because of his size, strength and aggression, The King appoints David as one of his personal bodyguards. To anyone who tries to hurt The King, David is the last one you want to meet. To The King, David is known as The HeadHunter. Wading through a morass of conflicting emotions, David quickly discovers a side of The King few ever knew. A side that challenges all of his consummate bodyguard skills, love and devotion. A side that ultimately topples the balance of a carefully constructed facade. Brash and unapologetic, The HeadHunter is Davids story as the youngest bodyguard in the history of rock-and-roll. The true account of his ascent into manhood and the struggles of life on the road as The Kings gun-toting bodyguard during the last tumultuous years of The Kings life. He protected The King from everyone, but no one could protect The King from himself.
Here's his picture and bio.


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Effective March 1, the Indian consulate in Toronto is transitioning its visa and other services to a new entity.
Visa and several other consular services are currently being provided by VFS Global.
News of the impending shift was confirmed by Preeti Saran, India's consul-general in Toronto.
"We would be moving our outsourcing services to another service provider from March and expect a seamless transition," said Saran in an email.
The consul-general also indicated the Brampton office is the sole VFS outlet today operating in the GTA.
"It is indeed correct that VFS has had to close down its Toronto premises as they were unable to extend the lease of the property. Applicants are welcome to go to Brampton or send their applications by post," she said. "VFS has enhanced its staff strength to deal with the seasonal peak in traffic. We therefore expect this to be a temporary problem, which will be rectified with enhanced staff."
Earlier GTA residents seeking Indian consular services complained of higher volumes at the sole VFS office in Brampton, leading to longer wait-times in the biting cold.
Meghna Dhingra, who had gone to the Brampton location, said visitors had to queue up outside the premises braving temperatures of -10°C, with winds gusting to up to 46km/ph to boot. She estimated her own wait in these conditions at 50 minutes or more.
Alok Singhal, CEO of VFS, acknowledged the Brampton office was facing higher volumes.
"We have taken several measures to deal with the increased number of applicants… (but) to adhere to the regulations, we can only have a certain number of applicants inside the centre at any given point of time," Singhal said.
Giving an overview of the situation, he said VFS' contract was over by December 2012, but the company had agreed to the Indian High Commission's request to extend its services till February. However, the company was unable to retain its Eglinton premises, leading to its Brampton location alone having to face the entire volume.
Consulate officials meanwhile indicated details about the new visa services provider due to take over from VFS will be unveiled shortly.


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CLEBURNE, Texas — Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Cleburne's radiology department has earned a three-year accreditation for CT scans in adults and pediatric patients. The accreditation comes after a recent survey from the American College of Radiology.
The three-year accreditation recognizes high practice standards in CT scans at Texas Health Cleburne. Board-certified physicians and medical physicists evaluate hospitals to ensure that facility equipment and personnel meet ACR standards.
"Being recognized by our peers for the outstanding work of our radiology department validates the work our staff does each day," said Lee Lennington, director of radiology for Texas Health Cleburne.
CT scans are used to diagnose a variety of ailments including cancer, cardiovascular disease, infectious disease, and trauma.
"Lee and our staff stay abreast of the latest trends and technology to bring high quality care to the patients of Cleburne and the surrounding areas," said Blake Kretz, FACHE, hospital president.
For more information about diagnostic imaging services at Texas Health Cleburne, visit TexasHealth.org/imaging.
About Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital CleburneTexas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Cleburne is a 137-bed acute-care, full-service hospital that has served Cleburne and the Johnson County area since 1986. The hospital's services include surgery, women's services, urology, orthopedics and ear, nose and throat care. Texas Health Cleburne, an affiliate of the faith-based, nonprofit Texas Health Resources system, has been recognized with the 2007 Premier/Carescience Select Practice National Quality Award. For more information, call 1-877-THR-WELL, or visit TexasHealth.org/Cleburne.
About Texas Health ResourcesTexas Health Resources is one of the largest faith-based, nonprofit health care delivery systems in the United States and the largest in North Texas in terms of patients served. Texas Health's system of 14 hospitals includes Texas Health Harris Methodist, Texas Health Arlington Memorial, and Texas Health Presbyterian, and an organization for medical research and education. Texas Health Organization for Physicians and Texas Health Physicians Group provide a variety of models for engagement with physicians. Texas Health Partners is a joint venture development and management company owned by Texas Health Resources. Texas Health MedSynergies is a joint venture that offers physicians a range of office management and other business services to support their practices. Texas Health is a corporate member or partner in six additional hospitals and surgery centers. For more information, call 1-877-THR-WELL, or visit TexasHealth.org.


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Things have changed so much since I did CDC years ago.
Now there seems to be more choices that you can buy online e.g. Slim and Save or Exante which really appeals. (Currently 7 months preggies and need to loose a bit after baby is born.)
Does anyone know what happened and why these companies are allowed to sell the same VLCD as cambridge? Are they the same?


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Alternative Names
Klein-Waardenburg syndrome; Waardenburg-Shah syndrome
Definition of Waardenburg syndrome
Waardenburg syndrome is a group of inherited conditions characterized by and partial albinism (pale skin, hair, and eye color).
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Waardenburg syndrome is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait, meaning only one parent has to pass on the faulty gene for a child to be affected.
Signs and tests
Tests may include:
No specific treatment is available for Waardenburg syndrome. Attention must be paid to any hearing deficits, and hearing aids and appropriate schooling may be needed. Special diets and medicines to keep the bowel moving are prescribed to type IV patients who have constipation.
Expectations (prognosis)
Once hearing problems are corrected, most people with this syndrome should be able to lead a normal life. Those with rarer forms of the syndrome may have additional problems, however, which can lead to complications.
Chad Haldeman-Englert, MD, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Section on Medical Genetics, Winston-Salem, NC. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc. – 8/26/2009


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Baseball Remains in Top 10, Ranked 7th Nationally
DAHLONEGA, GA – The North Georgia
baseball team remains in the top 10 as they find themselves #7 in
the latest 2009 Collegiate Baseball Magazine Division II Top 30
Poll released Monday afternoon.
The Saints went 3-2 last week, splitting a two-game series during the week with Carson-Newman, before coming home and taking two out of three from in-state rival Columbus State University over the weekend.
With the Saints coming in at #7, this marks the 12th consecutive poll North Georgia has appeared in dating back to April 21, 2008 where they came in at #24.
North Georgia remains at the top of the Peach Belt Conference standings, posting a 7-2 mark through the first three weekends to hold a full game lead on Francis Marion University who is currently ranked #11 with a 6-3 conference mark.
Coach Cantrell and his staff will welcome Catawba College to Bob Stein Stadium for single games on Tuesday and Wednesday before heading out of town for a three-game weekend series at Georgia College & State University.
The Catawba Indians are 9-5 overall and 4-1 in the South Atlantic Conference, having won six of their last seven contests, including a pair of wins at Carson-Newman last month.
GCSU will be ready to take on the Saints after North Georgia swept the Bobcats last season in Dahlonega. North Georgia also used extra innings to slip by GCSU 10-9 in the PBC Tournament last year and are 6-1 against the Bobcats in the last two seasons.


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THE CURRENT CINEMA review of "End of Watch" and "Arbitrage." "End of Watch" is an exciting movie about the hazards of working as a cop in South Central Los Angeles, a neighborhood of sullen streets and treacherous alleys overrun by a Mexican drug-cartel gang that kills anyone who gets in its way. There's a history of cop-buddy, cop-rivalry movies behind this film, including "Training Day," which was written by David Ayer, who wrote and directed "End of Watch." But none of the earlier projects were so completely dedicated to the companionability and the terror of police work. Brian Taylor (Jack Gyllenhaal), who is intelligent, loquacious, and, at the beginning, single, teams up with Mike Zavala (Michael Peña), a married man who accepts the burdens and the pleasures of family life. The movie is a Latino-Anglo solidarity pact: for all the cultural differences and bantering, the two men share a single-minded devotion to keeping order—or, at least, controlling disorder. They crash into houses that the cartel controls. Ayer has a talent for violent confrontation and filthy talk. Catching things on the fly, he uses a handheld camera, spinning down alleys, up stairways, in and out of apartments. Robert Miller (Richard Gere), the swathed-in-Brioni hedge-fund manager at the center of "Arbitrage," has a distinctive way of doing things, whether it's talking to a lawyer without actually admitting anything; or curtly manipulating subordinates and family; or politely offering to buy people off when he has to. In New York, the stock market is down, investors are withdrawing assets from his fund, and he has borrowed four hundred million dollars to cover a hole in his balance sheet. Robert tries to steal away for a night with his mistress, Julie (Laetitia Casta), but, while driving his car, spins out of control. Julie dies, and Robert runs away from the accident. The best parts of "Arbitrage" avoid the usual moral simplicities. The film moves swiftly and confidently. "Arbitrage" is pretty much Gere's show, and he does very well with it. Written and directed by Nicholas Jarecki. Also stars Tim Roth, Susan Sarandon, Stuart Margolin, and Nate Parker.
The Current Cinema
Risky Business
"End of Watch" and "Arbitrage."
by David Denby September 24, 2012
David Denby, The Current Cinema, "Risky Business," The New Yorker, September 24, 2012, p. 98
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The best way to kick off your projects on the right foot is to start with stock that's flat, square and of consistent thickness. That, of course, involves a round of surfacing at the jointer and planer with wood that's thicker than you need. Our field editor discusses how to buy smart the next time you're stocking the lumber rack for an upcoming project.
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