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First Year Enrichment
Spring 2014 Orientation
Welcome to Miles College, home of the Golden Bears. We are the First Year Enrichment Program and will be guiding you through your freshman orientation and a year filled with exciting events and opportunities. Freshman Orientation is mandatory and is your first step in starting your initiation into the Miles College community. You and your family will learn about the extensive array of programs geared towards you becoming a successful student and graduate.
Spring Orientation for the Class of 2017 begins Sunday, January 5, 2014, culminating with Vesper Service on Sunday, January 12, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. is mandatory.
Residential Halls will begin accepting students on Sunday, January 5, 2017 at 9:00 a.m.
During the week of orientation, you will learn about:
- Academic expectations
- Miles College programs and services
- Interact with your mentors, academic advisors, classmates, and faculty
- Take the COMPASS exam if required
- Register for classes and develop your four year curriculum requirements
- Taking care of all outstanding matters that can impact your enrollment
The following links will provide information:
Orientation Schedule | Move In Date | Directions to Miles | Student Resources | COMPASS Test and Academics Advising | Parent Guide | Peer Mentor | Contact Us | FAQs
Click HERE to access the Orientation Schedule
Orientation Schedule January 5-11, 2014
Move In Day
You should have your housing application completed and deposit paid before you arrive on campus for orientation. Students can begin moving in at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday, January 5, 2014. Before checking into the Residential Housing, ALL NEW STUDENTS must report to Brown Hall Auditorium (2nd Floor - Foyer) for CLEARANCE and finalize arrangements with the Office of Financial Aid and the Business Offfice. You will be required to unload your vehicles as quickly as possible (10-15 minutes) so that other families can move in quickly. Student Orientation leaders will be there to assist you.
Once the unloading process is completed you will be directed to a designated parking area. You and your parent/guardian will be guided to the location listed on the schedule for the day's activities. Orientation activities begin at 1:30 p.m. Your cooperation is essential to making move in day a success.
Parent Resources
Parental involvement is the key to a student's success here at Miles College. We encourage you to attend the one day parent orientation to prepare you to help your son or daughter succeed. You will learn about the financial aid process, class scheduling, campus safety, class attendance policies, the impact of academic performance on continue receipt of financial aid, the federal law protecting student information
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), waiver forms students can sign that allows you to learn about student academic performance, and meet faculty and staff.
Students whose parent/guardian are involved in their education from orientation to graduation generally have higher grades and graduate, therefore attending orientation is very important. It gives you opportunities to learn more about:
1. How you can help with students' success
2. The financial aid process
3. Miles College policies and procedures
4. Developing relationships with faculty and staff
Let this not be a one-time visit. Miles College has a variety of cultural and sporting events that you can attend with your son or daughter. Our schedule of sporting events can be found by clicking HERE
If you are thinking of staying overnight in the Birmingham area, a visitor's guide can be found at http://visitbirmingham.com/
Tips for Parents/Guardians
1. If a student's ACT/SAT scores are below 16 and 790 respectively they may requires to take the COMPASS Placement exams. Click HERE to learn more about the COMPASS. This is necessary to determine their placement in developmental course which they must pass before they pursue courses within their curriculum.
2. The COMPASS closely resembles the ACT and takes and approximately two hours to complete. We encourage students to prepare themselves for the exam. Practice questions for the COMPASS Placement exam are available (Click HERE for Information).
3. Review the to-do-checklist with your son or daughter to ensure they complete all items before they come for orientation. The list can be found by click HERE. A phone list of all campus departments that can assist you can be found at (Directory) while the campus directory is available at https://www.miles.edu/faculty.
4. Before your son or daughter leaves home, talk to them about financial responsibility. Remember that money borrowed for their education has to be repaid. The ability to budget and handle their responsibilities is a college survival skill they must learn.
5. Learn more about the campus by visiting the parents link on the Miles College web page at https://www.miles.edu/
6. Throughout the semester, talk to your son or daughter about studying, attending classes, grades in courses,
how to find help when they need it, engage with positive friends and become involved in campus events that help their development.
7. Develop relationships with faculty and staff. Get phone numbers and emails for ease of communication.
How to get to Miles College
Miles College Address is:
5500 Myron Massey Boulevard
Fairfield, Alabama 35064
From Atlanta
From Montgomery
From Tuscaloosa
Student Resources
- Enrollment Package
- Orientation Package
- List of majors
- Student web page
- List of what to bring to college
- To-Do Checklist
- Contact List
- Directory
- Financial Aid
COMPASS Testing and Academic Advising
What is the COMPASS Placement exam?
The COMPASS Placement exam is a computerized tool used to determine your skill level that corresponds to course placement in levels in math, reading, and writing. Placement test scores demonstrate satisfaction and skill levels required for enrollment in first level Miles College courses. You will be tested in reading, writing, and math. You will be exempt from taking the COMPASS if you:
- Have an ACT score above 16 and a SAT score above 790 within the last 5 years
- Have an associate degree or higher
- Transferring college-level English and math courses with a "C" or better
- Are non-degree seeking
- Completed required developmental coursework at another institution within 5 years
- Can provide documentation of prior assessment ( COMPASS, ASSET or Accuplacer) within the last 5 years
- Are a transient student
COMPASS Placement exam is untimed; (you can take as long as you require); however, students should allot two hours to complete the test. Upon completion, the scores will be generated and used by your advisor for course placement.
What if I fail to not make the required score?
Fundamental Education courses are courses designed to strengthen students' basic skills in reading, writing, and mathematics so that students can cope more successfully with college-level work. All fundamental courses are numbered 100 in the college catalog. Students not meeting the required COMPASS score in reading, writing, and mathematics will enroll in the level of fundamental course in which they are deficient. You will be required to complete and pass the associated remedial course before taking the next level college course.
How can I prepare?
ACT COMPASS Placement tests measure the skills you have already learned in high school. You may need some preparation before taking the exam. Listed below are some sample questions broken down by subject that you may encounter. You can use the information below to help in your preparation prior to taking the COMPASS. If you need video assistance in helping your tutorial experience, please visit www.khanacademy.org for additional assistance with math or reading problems.
YouTube Video Assistance for COMPASS Mathematics
Precollege Algebra Prerequisite
Geometry 2
COMPASS Preparation Web Pages
Mathematics: Pre-Algebra (HTML)
Mathematics: Pre-Algebra and Algebra (PDF).
Mathematics: College Algebra (HTML)
Mathematics: Trigonometry (HTML)
Mathematics: College Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry.
The following community colleges web sites have information that is excellent in assisting you in your preparation:
Study Guide section. Joliet Junior College:
Johnson County Community College: www.jccc.edu/testing/math-placement.html
Can I take the COMPASS exam before I come to orientation?
Yes. You can take the COMPASS exam prior to orientation by contacting the Counseling Advising and Testing Center (CAT) at (205) 929-1824. We encourage you to speak with your advisor prior to coming to orientation. The name of your advisor is listed on the letter in your acceptance package. If you have additional questions or concerns, please call the CAT center and speak to an advisor.
Miles College First Year Enrichment (FYE)
5500 Myron Massey Blvd.
Fairfield, AL 35064


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- Earned Income Credit (EIC) Calculator
- Estate Tax Planner
Retirement and Planning Tools
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Home Ownership
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I downloaded the latest Ziphone (2.6) and attempted another jailbreak, only I forgot to restore via iTunes to 1.1.4 first and now I am left with the dreaded BSD screen text repeating over & over only this time no matter what I do I cannot enter recovery mode as both buttons don't do anything!? Even if I leave the ipod to go flat I try it again but ipod isn't getting recognised (Have used iPhuc, iTunes, Ziphone's advanced facilities with no joy)
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TELLURIDE – When Greg Viditz-Ward received an envelope from the Town of Telluride on Christmas Eve, he knew he was holding something special.
"I opened the envelope and there it was – a license to sell retail marijuana in Telluride," he said. "It was history in the making."
Viditz-Ward owns the Telluride Green Room, the medical marijuana dispensary that's sold marijuana products to patients in Telluride since 2010. But beginning on New Year's Day, Viditz-Ward's license to sell retail marijuana takes effect, allowing him to sell marijuana and cannabis-infused products to anyone who is at least 21.
Pot shops and law-enforcement officials across Colorado are bracing for retail marijuana commerce that they hope will see a smooth transition from the strictly medical marijuana market to retail weed.
"We're going to have plenty of products to sell," said Viditz-Ward. "We'll have blends of sativa, indica and hybrid strains, but also concentrates and soft and hard infused candies and other treats."
In accordance with state law, however, Viditz-Ward's retail marijuana and infused products will contain lower levels of tetrahydrocannabinol, THC, the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana, than do his medical marijuana products.
"The law allows you to sell products that contain up to 500 milligrams of THC per package in medical marijuana products," he said, "but in retail marijuana products, you are limited to 110 MG." One-eighth of one ounce of most marijuana strains contains roughly that amount of THC, he explained.
As per state law, the Telluride Green Room sends samples of its products to a state-approved testing facility, which determines the potency of the products.
"They also do testing for any possible contaminants in the buds. If they find any contaminants, you can't sell the product," Viditz-Ward said.
He assures potential customers that his product is among the best. "Myself and a few of my employees use these products, so we're looking to sell only what we would use personally. All of our products are clean and safe to use."
Viditz-Ward is ready for large crowds on New Year's Day, and said he's received phone calls and messages from people interested in traveling to Telluride from around the country asking him about the upcoming legalization of retail pot commerce.
The demand for many of his products could outstrip his supply. As required by San Miguel County zoning laws, the Telluride Green Room grows its crops in the Ilium Industrial Park, outside of Telluride, but purchases its infused edible products from across the state. Many Green Room suppliers are still jumping through the bureaucratic hoops to sell on the retail market by Jan. 1.
"Right off the bat, I'm anticipating a shortage of edibles, because many of our suppliers haven't yet gotten their paperwork filed. Some companies have gotten everything right, but the ones that sell us chewy and hard candies, chocolates and chocolate bars will be in short supply, until, I'm guessing mid-January," he said.
"But we're ready for customers on New Year's Day! We've got plenty of products, so we're encouraging anyone 21 and older and who can present valid government-issued identification to come down and see what we've got."
The Telluride Green Room, Viditz-Ward said, will be examining the ID of every single patron who visits the shop.
"We're going to have a lot of eyes on us, because retail marijuana sales are going to be so new, so we're going to be crossing all our T's and dotting all our I's," he said.
Retail marijuana customers can expect to pay more for their products than Viditz-Ward's medical marijuana patients pay.
Colorado voters approved a roughly 25 percent tax on retail marijuana purchases in the November election. In addition to the roughly ten percent sales tax (a combination of state, county and town taxes), retail marijuana customers must pay an additional 15 percent excise tax, which will be used to fund public school systems. The sales taxes for Viditz-Ward's medical products are, however, incorporated into the price.
"If the amount of marijuana my patients wish to buy costs, say, $30, the tax I believe is 8.4 percent, which is already added into the price."
Viditz-Ward said that obtaining the shop's retail license was a relief, and that it wasn't easy.
"Filing the paperwork was definitely a challenge," said Viditz-Ward. "The paperwork we filled out for our medical dispensary was similar to the paperwork required to open a casino in Colorado – my employees and I needed to turn over lots of information on our backgrounds and our financial and personal histories. It was a very thorough background check.
"The background checks for applying for a retail license were intense, too. It was a very drawn-out process; the background checks and paperwork were the same as the ones to open our medical dispensary in many areas, even though both of the businesses – retail and medical – are taxed and structured differently."
Alpine Wellness, another licensed medical marijuana dispensary in Telluride, also obtained its retail marijuana license over the holidays, and is set to begin selling on New Year's Day.
According to plan, the retail shop's first customer will be San Miguel County Commissioner Art Goodtimes, a member of the Green party, a longtime supporter of relaxing marijuana laws in the State of Colorado.
"The legalization of marijuana is an issue the Green party supports," said Goodtimes. "Treating cannabis like alcohol was a smart move on everybody's part. Many of these laws prohibiting a plant that has grown from the ground and used by humans for thousands of years has no scientific basis."
Goodtimes voiced the hope that the legalization of the recreational marijuana industry will bring economic development to the county as a whole, "both for cannabis sales and hemp production," a change augurs, he suggested, "an agricultural opportunity that could be a huge boon to the traditional industry in Colorado."
Alpine Wellness cofounder Nolan Murphy said the retail branch of the business entity is ready for the New Year's Day rush.
"This is our fourth or fifth year of operating in Telluride," Murphy said. "We're dealing with multiple licenses from the state, county and town, and it can get a little confusing occasionally. uBt we're well-versed in filing the necessary paperwork to stay in this business."
Like the Telluride Green Room, Alpine Wellness will sell an assortment of marijuana, infused edible products, concentrates, marijuana-related products and smoking and vaporizers accessories.
"NYC Diesel, Durban Poison, OG Kush – we'll have many different strains available for our retail store," said Alpine Wellness Cofounder Mike Grady.
In recent weeks, Grady has received dozens of phone calls from people across the country who are interested in learning about recreational pot in Colorado, including journalists at CNN. Based on what he perceives will be high demand for the products, Alpine Wellness will be selling its marijuana at a slow pace, to address the issue of short supply.
"To pace our sales, we're selling our marijuana in increment packages of one-sixteenth of one ounce, allowing people to purchase up to one-quarter of one ounce at a time, so we don't run out of our product," Grady explained.
Prices for marijuana at Alpine Wellness start at $25 per one-sixteenth of one ounce before tax, and total $31.25 after taxes.
Don't Be 'a Jerk'
Amendment 64, which allows for the retail sale and use of marijuana, received overwhelming support from San Miguel County voters in the 2012 general election: 79 percent – the largest percentage of support from any county in the state – supported amending the State Constitution to allow for the recreational use, possession and sale of the drug, which is still a Schedule I narcotic under federal law, as are cocaine and heroin.
But while county and residents statewide approved legalization of the drug (55 percent of the turnout voted for the amendment, while 45 voted no), the new policies and regulations surrounding cannabis possession and use may cause some headaches for law-enforcement agents in Telluride and San Miguel County.
A primary concern for County Sheriff Bill Masters is where citizens will choose to ingest the drug. Masters plans to use "street justice" to educate users that the law prohibits people from smoking in public.
"I think the best rule of thumb, when it comes to smoking and ingesting the drug, is to not be a jerk. Smoking marijuana in public is against the law," said Masters. "As we know with people that consume large quantities of alcohol in the bars and taverns around town, many of them lose track of their thought processes and rationale, which I'm guessing will lead to a lot of people smoking marijuana out on, say, street corners in Telluride."
Underage marijuana consumption is also a concern.
Along with Masters and his deputies, Telluride Chief Marshal Jim Kolar and his deputies will be enforcing the laws covering age limit for possession and consumption of the drug, which are similar to liquor laws and require the consumer of the drug to be 21 or older.
"So what will happen with people under the age of 21 who are in possession and/or are using the drug, they'll be ticketed just like before," Kolar said. "Possession of under an ounce of marijuana – similar to possession of alcohol by a minor – is considered to be a petty offense under law, and the offenders will be given a ticket to appear in court."
People purchasing the drug for minors, or reselling marijuana product purchased at stores, is also a concern for both law enforcement officials.
"Purchasing marijuana for minors is against the law, plain and simple," said Masters. "And violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
In addition to requiring that visitors to each store present government-issued IDs and some other form of identification, Grady said he and his staff are doing what they can to prevent "straw purchases" that may make their way into the hands of minors, by requiring each customer to sign a statement agreeing that they will not resell the product to anyone, including those under the age of 21.
"We want to do what we can to educate people, telling them that they cannot do these certain things, and that we're not responsible for what they do with the product once it leaves our store," said Grady.
Masters and Kolar will also be enforcing the law regarding driving under the influence of drugs laws. In May, the Colorado State General Assembly passed a law establishing a legal threshold on the amount of THC drivers can have in their bloodstream while operating a motor vehicle. The limit set by the legislature – 5 nanograms per milliliter of blood – is part of the law that currently awaiting Gov. Hickenlooper's signature.
While the threshold outlines the model for law enforcement to use when enforcing DUID laws, Masters said that Colorado is operating in a gray area.
"I am not certain the standard is the correct one, but if it becomes law, I would guess the [district attorney] would prosecute it," he said.
"Still, deputies from my office, and I think Marshal Kolar would agree, are going to have to show impairment before blood samples can be taken," he continued.
"Or, in other words, have probable cause that a person was operating a motor vehicle, and that they were operating it in a manner that violated traffic law or in such a manner that indicated to a reasonable man that the driver may be impaired by some substance to justify stopping the vehicle and questioning the driver. And that the driver was under the influence of some drug other than alcohol that the officer can [ascertain] to a degree through roadside maneuvers and other observations of certainty [require] the driver to submit to a blood draw and test."
As is now true with a vehicle stop for suspicion of DUI, drivers refusing to have blood drawn risk losing their license to drive for a year.
Regardless of the marijuana product – retail or medical – Masters said, it is illegal to drive under the influence of the drug, even as the state government develops a legal framework for enforcing the law.
"The legislature is still coming up with a proper model. There is no Breathalyzer equivalent, and there is no way to measure the level of marijuana intoxication in the field. It takes running an analysis of the person's blood to determine how much THC is in it, and that level is up for debate," he said.
"It's much more important for an officer to record his observation in his reports," Masters said, "to document that the driver appeared to be under the influence of marijuana at the time of contact."


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Comment: i purchased these a couple of months ago for my husband he loved them.waterproof as stated,very nice look have no complaints on the quality ,but unfortunately he took them off cause they were too big for his bike got in the way alot while driving he has a 1200 harley nightster an its kinda a low bike so we will be shopping for some a bit smaller or really not as bulky but they are very nice and have lots of room in them..
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Comment: It's hard to choose something for your bike from looking at a picture. I ride a Harley XL1200C and I wanted saddlebags to compliment my bike. When they arrived (very promptly I might add) I thought they looked huge but when I got them on my bike they were perfect. I had them on in minutes and they didn't need any adjusting. I was also impressed with the quality and attention to detail of the bags. The only downfall for me is the shipping cost. Having them shipped to Japan cost almost as much as the saddlebags.
Comment: Not only do i love it,you get great service very fast shipping.I love in S.C.It took just a couple of days for my order to come in.I have used Jafrum before and have been very thankful for there products.Everything i have got from here was more then you would think for the price.I have been using there chaps for three years and will use them this winter.Why pay more when you can get it here for much lower price and still have great things for less money.
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Comment: This set look really good with my chrome and aluminum Harley V-Rod, in fact, I just purchased the matching sissy bar bag. My one criticism is that if you're going to advertise as waterproof, you should design the lid (flap) to fold over so rain can't seep in between (even though there's an internal flap). For the money though, as good as other bags I've seen for $200+
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I´m an atheist.Even I know there is good and evil.Matter and antimatter.It´s just the way the Universe works.
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No - evil does not actually exist. Evil is an absence of good. Evil is not something "balancing" good. Evil is turning away from God who is all good. Men will sin - we will choose to ignore God - this is what causes evil. But God made everything to be good - this is why we have hope even in the face of evil like Adam Lanza slaughtering children.
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Good exists just as surely as evil does. Good can be found in the embrace of those important to us. It can be found in beauty and freedom and happiness. In its purest form it is perfect love.Evil has been surging lately, and it isn´t finished. It can be found in Islam, in corrupt politicians and dictatorial ideologies. It can be found in anger and fear. It targets the weakest among us and induces them to do things like we saw Friday.Similar to what #2 said, I believe good is that which brings us closer to the divine and evil pushes us away from it. We should try to remember that simple definition and call it up when the negative emotions threaten to overtake us. It has been a tall order the last year or two and it is going to get worse.Keep the ones you love close. Teach them about good and evil and try to be an example of good. Love whenever you can all you can. Not the phoney "hate the sin but love the sinner" junk either. False love IS evil. Many people call things love that are really something else. Love is a hard concept to define, but once you do things become much clearer.
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Evil is too easy a word to throw around in a situation like this. I don´t think evil had anything to do with this. For whatever reason,this kid couldn´t separate fantasy from reality. I´ll bet he had a big problem with rejection which culminated in this obscene outburst.This country is in a mass psychosis with Obama being president. There´s nothing to grab onto or hope for with him calling the shots. Marxism,communism or whatever other ism,kills the soul and inner person.Gov´t workers make decent enough money but a poll of them the other day said they were unhappy.Doesn´t surprise me at all. When you take away the merit system,it kills the person off,little by little.Dreams are what keeps people going,when you kill the dream,you kill the person.The cult of liberalism is what´s evil.Openly supporting abortion and gay marriage are just 2 indicators of how evil these people are. Trying to destroy success,unless you throw bribes at them,is pure evil.The death panels in Obamacare are 100% evil.
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The Heptarchia (seven-fold rulership) is the name given to the Enochian system of planetary angel magick. Dr. John Dee and his scryer Edward Kelley left behind journals outlining the names of the Heptarchic angels, their appearances and functions, sigils, and even a grimoire. However, the information for these angels is incomplete and even a bit puzzling. Here Aaron Leitch, author of The Essential Enochian Grimoire, sets about restoring the Heptarchia so it can be fully used for angelic invocation.
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Throughout history, Western magic has been viewed with extreme ambivalence: at the same time accepted and dismissed, even by those who practiced it. Why is this? Could it have something to do with the very essence of magic itself? Donald Tyson, occultist and author of Serpent of Wisdom, explains why his new book thoroughly illuminates magic, its history, and its practice.
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Readers interested in spirituality live in an amazing time. Bookstores, libraries, and the Internet provide information on all manner of traditions, from the most orthodox to those that, a few centuries before, would have ensured a quick trip to the stake. It is hard for us to recall that, even a few decades ago, books on occult topics were quite difficult to come by. One such book that has lived in infamy is Der Lange Verborgene Freund, or "The Long-Lost Friend." Now newly updated, editor Daniel Harms explains its importance�both yesterday and today.
Date: 2011-09-12 By: Brandy Williams
All of us are shaped by many factors: genetic heritage, family structure, our generation, the culture in which we are raised, and how that culture views gender. As we move through the years our experiences also go into making us who we are. Magic gives us tools to cope with the challenges life presents, and like us, magic is shaped by many external factors. How do we keep magic moving forward in our current times? Brandy Williams, author of Practical Magic for Beginners and The Woman Magician, explains.
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CORINTH, Miss. (AP) - A block of old warehouse buildings is getting a makeover in a redevelopment plan by a partnership in Corinth.
The Daily Corinthan (http://bit.ly/RDmqSh) Trey Albright and Stuart Green recently acquired the buildings in the 100 block of Wick Street, along with several buildings in the area, with plans to renovate them for rent.
Albright and Green have collaborated on other downtown properties and had their eyes on Wick Street, with its declining buildings, for some time.
Albright says the area should be a prime location for restaurants or retail space.
"We want it to be as nice as it can be and be affordable for people," he said. "I want to have a nice space that people can afford to bring traffic in for more business for a bigger tax base."
The city removed the area from the Downtown Historic District a couple of years ago with hope of prompting development.
"That area was and still is dominated by buildings mostly in ruin and beyond reasonable possibility of restoration," said Robert Gray, chairman of the Corinth Preservation Commission. "The buildings in that area have little individual architectural quality, but the district as a whole definitely has a historic quality."
The partners also acquired a two-story building across the street from the warehouses and the old King-Norman Wholesale building nearby.
The first phase of their plans is to renovate the 100 block of Wick where Albright said two tenants have committed to open. He would not identify them pending their own announcements.
Old lumber from the circa-1900 buildings is being saved where possible, and the plan is to use wood for the windows and a barn door look for the entries.
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James Larson says the key to picking a new theater season is variety: contemporary and classic, realism and fantasy, new plays and old favorites.
Larson, retiring artistic director of the Rose, again loaded variety into the 2012-13 season, as well as into a lineup of guest directors unveiled Friday. The Rose is one of the nation's leading children's theaters.
Premium shows headlining the season are audience favorite "Madeline's Christmas," last staged at the Rose in 2006, and "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," an Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical making its first appearance at the Rose.
The regular season kicks off Sept. 7-23 with "Diary of a Worm, a Spider and a Fly," based on a book by popular children's author Joan Cushing. Larson said she's one of the foremost writers of children's theater.
"The Borrowers," geared for older children, introduces British author Charles Way, who is well known overseas but just being discovered in the United States, Larson said. It's a tale about tiny folks led by Arrietty.
A former Rose playwright in residence, Karen Abbott, wrote "Ticket to Toyland," running Dec. 26-30.
Current writers are represented by "Tomas and the Library Lady," Jan. 25-Feb. 10. Jose Cruz Gonzalez is one of the foremost children's writers today, Larson said, bringing Latino themes to a wider audience.
"George and Martha: Tons of Fun," about a pair of hippo friends, is another musical by the always popular Cushing. It runs March 1-17.
Minneapolis playwright Kevin Kling adapted Kevin Henkes' book "Lily's Purple Plastic Purse," running March 29-April 14. Kling is often featured on National Public Radio, Larson said.
"A Year With Frog and Toad," April 26-May 12, helped Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis win a regional Tony Award, Larson said. Robert Reale and Willia Reale adapted Arnold Lobel's books.
The season's guest directors are meant to ease the load on theater staff as the Rose chooses its new artistic director. Larson is leaving May 31, ending a 28-year stint.
Larson ranks John Hardy, who will direct "The Borrowers," and Graham Whitehead, helming "Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse," among the elite of directors for young audiences.
Hardy is associate director at the Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Va., which counts Gregory Peck, Patricia Neal, Ernest Borgnine and Ned Beatty among its alumni. Whitehead has directed at the Kennedy Center and the Arizona Theatre Company, as well as "Annie" at the Rose in 1998.
Rob Urbinati, who directed "High School Musical" and its sequel for the Rose, returns from New York City to direct "Diary of a Worm, a Spider and a Fly."
Stephanie Jacobson, who worked for the Jim Henson Company in New York and directed "The Misfits" at the Rose in 2011, has signed on for "George and Martha: Tons of Fun."
Randi Hard, a professor of theater at Parkland College in Champaign, Ill., will tackle "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," while Cindy Phaneuf, professor of theater at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, will helm "Tomas and the Library Lady."
Rose staffers Kevin Ehrhart and Amanda Kibler will direct the remainder of the season.
"My goal was to make this my parting bow, to do all I could," Larson said of the season and his director picks. "Now it's onward and upward. Let's see what new good places the Rose can go as I ride off into the sunset."
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Ranked No. 1 in Class 2A all year, the Lady Bobcats defeated second-ranked Prattville Christian in the girls state championship game 64-53 to win the school's first state title recognized by the Alabama High School Athletics Association.
"This is something we've been dreaming about since we were little," said 2A state tournament most valuable player Leah Strain, who had 29 points and 10 rebounds. "It means so much to us and the community to finally win a state championship."
Woodland has come close to landing a state title before, coming up short in three separate championship games. The football team fell to Leroy in title contests in 2004 and 2006, while the girls basketball team reached the finals in 2011 before losing.
The 1963 football team went 10-0 and was named state champion by a newspaper, but the AHSAA recognizes Talladega as the mythical champion of that season.
Prattville Christian entered Friday's game with a taller team and an unbeaten record in 34 games. Woodland coach Larry Strain planed to press and play quicker than the Panthers.
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"Some parts of the game would swing in their favor, and sometimes our pressure on defense would cause a turnover and we'd have different runs," Larry Strain said. "There were spurts and times in the first half that we played the tempo we wanted to. But there were spurts and times that we played their tempo, too, and they were successful at it."
After adjusting its press was adjusted at the break, Woodland (34-2) took control after trailing by three points early in the third quarter. The Lady Bobcats surged ahead 31-30 with 3:47 left in the period behind the strong shooting of Jaide Walker.
With Woodland struggling with Prattville Christian's 1-3-1 defense, Walker provided a lift from the wing. The junior scored six of her 16 points in the third.
"I think the tempo switched in the second half more for us," Larry Strain said. "We got the lead and were able to hold the basketball and do some different things."
Woodland built its lead to as much as 12 points in the third quarter and entered the fourth ahead 42-32. With fewer than five minutes to play, the Lady Bobcats turned to a spread offense, giving the ball to Leah Strain and letting her burn the clock.
"Once they got a double-digit lead, and the way Leah Strain can handle the basketball is pretty amazing," Prattville Christian coach Jason Roberson said. "I figured we would have to go to a trapping defense, try to get the ball out of her hand and try to speed the game up a little."
And just like third-ranked North Sand Mountain discovered in a similar situation in the Northeast Regional semifinals, it isn't easy trying to trap Strain.
As the foul started coming with the game winding down, Leah Strain made six trips and Shayln Strain making four trips to the free-throw line, as Woodland's late lead hovered around 10 points. Both made their shots, and Woodland closed the door on any hope of the Panthers winning a state championship in their first year in the AHSAA.
"I knew we still had to play because they could come back, but I think I knew then that we had it won," Leah Strain said. "I was excited."
Prattville Christian's Kristen Emerson gave the Lady Bobcats trouble all day. The 6-foot-1 do-it-all player did not go down quietly, finishing with 37 points and 12 rebounds before fouling out.
"I think what everybody got to see today is what I've gotten to see all year," Roberson said. "It's amazing. That's a pretty good game to play against the best team in the state. I'm really not surprised to see her do it."
Leah Strain, Walker and Shayln Strain, who had 10 points, made the all-tournament team. In their last game for Woodland, Amy Strain finished with six rebounds and Lauren Ware scored four points and pulled down six boards.
With Amy Strain the only starter graduating, the Strain Gang, plus Jaide Walker, will return next year in an attempt to repeat its state title run.
"This is the beginning, but not the beginning of another state championship," Larry Strain said. "It's the beginning of getting back and going to work. We know what it's like now. We want to come back and try to get another one."
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Celebrate the environment inside and outside at a free Earth Week program at the Clark Art Institute on Sunday, April 25. Family gallery talks on the theme "Earth, Air, Fire, Water" will take place at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The talks will explore how artists respond to the natural world and will feature paintings such as Cliffs at Etretat by Claude Monet and West Point, Prout's Neck and The Two Guides by Winslow Homer. Trail maps will be available for lunchtime hikes up Stone Hill, overlooking the Clark's 140-acre campus. The Clark Café will offer box lunches for purchase; picnics are also encouraged. Admission is free.
"The Clark is delighted to participate in Earth Week because of our commitment to land stewardship and the pastoral splendor that is such an important part of the Clark experience and the Berkshire setting," said Clark director Michael Conforti. "We invite local residents to enjoy our beautiful, natural landscape during Earth Week and throughout the year."
The Clark has a long history of caretaking of the land, maintaining trails and meadows, and allowing unfettered, 24-hour public access to its campus. Landscape is a central concern of the Institute's planned campus enhancement and building expansion designed by award-winning architect Tadao Ando, with landscape architects Reed Hilderbrand Associates. The plan's commitment to the landscape extends beyond the sensitive placement of the building. The Clark will preserve existing walking trails on Stone Hill, connecting to the network of trails maintained by the Williamstown Rural Lands Foundation. Footbridges over marshy areas and streams will improve pedestrian access to the trails and to the Stone Hill meadow. Through Clark Greylock, the planned arts, education, and conservation center on route 7, the Clark embraces the opportunity to acquire additional land in order to open it for use by the public. The Clark plans to maintain the grounds as a public park, preserving the land for outdoor recreation and providing scenic viewing points for the vista over the rolling hills and meadows known locally as "the Hopper" to Mount Greylock while protecting the mature woodlands on the western part of the site.
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For more information call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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Ruth Virginia Hill, 90, of Elizabethton, passed away Thursday, December 6, 2012, at Johnson City Medical Center.
A native and lifelong resident of Carter County, she was a daughter of the late Dayton and Mollie Ingram Whitehead.
Mrs. Hill was a homemaker. She was a member of the Little Mountain Baptist Church and attended Doe River Baptist Church. She had taught Sunday School for 50 years and served as church secretary for years.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Floyd Hill, May 28, 1986; a son, Eddie C. Hill; a daughter, Marjorie; and her sisters and brothers, Voretta Hill and Lawrence, Billy Gene, Vernon and Darrell Whitehead.
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Great Music, Great Tapas, Even Greater Wine. – Thoroughly enjoyed the food, but clearly the wine tasting experience is a strength for the Bodega bar. Decor is beautiful, perfect for a late night wine and tapas. Learned from the owner that he toured Europe considering the details of this dining, wining, and relaxing work of art.
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Did I mention live Flamenco?
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Wow, what a find! – I do not see a lot of advertisements on this spot, actually this is where I found out about it. The moment you walk in to the store, you think to yourself, oh no, another "retail wine bar" which we all know are pretty to look at but not very fun to enjoy wine in. Then you see this small green sign that says Bodega Bar. I walked in last night and was floored. Maybe 80 or so people relaxing to lounge music in this oasis cave with dark woods and lit with candles. The house wines were as good as most of the premium wines in Restaurants with even better selections that didn't make you cringe at the prices. I even saw a wine I had seen at Cru for $55 that they were selling for $25. I guess you can get the best of both worlds at my new favorite hangout. Talking to a member of the staff (Wendy) and the owner (Amir), it gets busy on the weekends but during the weeks it is a more relaxed atmosphere. I had a cheese board and a fantastic Super Tuscan that Amir helped pick out. I will be back and often, I can't believe I have been here this long and did not know about this place.
Unexpected experience – My wife, brother, and son walked in on this place on Saturday afternoon to shop for a few bottles of wine. Little did we know that we would stumble upon a most unique and pleasureable experience. Very nice showroom, wines displayed by regions, and a knowledgeable staff. After purchasing our bottle of wine, we headed to the "back", The Bodega Bar! The atmosphere was incredible.....intimate seating, lovely lighting, just right music and our just purchased wine poured and enjoyed. Ameir and Wendy were the perfect hosts! A must do for wine lovers! We will definitely be back!
THE BEST SELECTION – The selection is awesome! Tons of wines from $8-$80, they have it. Make your selection and take it directly to the Bodega Bar and enjoy. Late hours and good cigars, I love it!!!
Wine connoisseurs and enthusiasts sip and swirl to this locally owned wine bar and merchant situated off the trendy Knox strip. – In Short
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