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Thousands of people across Central Virginia were without power for days after a snow storm buried the area Wednesday after some places saw more than a foot of snow.
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The power outages left thousands of Virginians in the dark. It also forced people to throw away spoiled food.
"You just want to cry. Your stomach turns when your looking at garbage bag, that's two or three garbage bags later you're filling up with food," said Louisa County resident Kimberly Kelly.
Kelly only had her power was restored Sunday night. She said she knew that crews were working on power restoration, but when she called Central Virginia Electric Cooperative to get specifics, they couldn't provided her with answers.
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Lady Saints Fall 82-71 to #21 West Georgia
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West Georgia (4-2) jumped out to an early lead with strong defense and timely shooting as the Wolves led by as many as 20 points in the first half. Dominic Cranford and Ashley Huff combined for 29 first-half points, sending North Georgia to the locker down 51-33 at the intermission.
North Georgia (3-2) came out in the second period and continued fall behind, trailing by as many as 25 at two different points before starting to mount a comeback. Meredith Montgomery knocked down a pair of foul shots at the 7:12 mark to cut the Wolves' lead to 16 at 70-54, but West Georgia answered right back with a pair of buckets by Huff and Cranford.
The Lady had one last run in the final minutes, as the West Georgia lead was trimmed to seven points at two different times, with the final push coming on a layup by Stephanie Brownlee with 34 seconds remaining. North Georgia was forced to foul in the final seconds and Tia Jackson sealed the game, handing the Lady Saints an 82-71 defeat.
West Georgia outrebounded North Georgia 27-22, and shot 61 percent from the field, while the Lady Saints were 44 percent from the floor and 30 percent from behind the arc.
West Georgia's Cranford led all scorers with 27 points, while Huff knocked down 21 points and added three rebounds.
Whitney Randolph led North Georgia with 17 points, while Syretha Marble had 16 and Brownlee chipped in 14. With Marble's 16 points, she jumps into the PBC's all-time top 10 scoring list with 1,462 total points in her career.
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Lt. Jon Garlick said the boy and his stepfather were arguing on Aug. 22 at a house on Newborn Street in Anniston. During the argument, the suspect put both hands around the boy's neck, choked him and dragged him down the hallway, Garlick said. The boy's mother filed a report with the Sheriff's Office on Wednesday, Garlick said.
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FRESNO - There could have been a big letdown.
The Bonita High School girls cross country team won its first CIF-Southern Section championship last week at Mt. SAC and had a big celebration.
But the Bearcats did anything but let down. They ran the seventh-fastest team time of the day to win the CIF State Division II championship going away on Saturday on Fresno's Woodward Park 5,000-meter course. It was Bonita's first state title as well.
"We got this far, so we said, `Why not see another championship?' " senior Marissa Scott said.
Experts called the Bearcats' team time of 94 minutes, 10 seconds the biggest surprise of the meet. The Bearcats won the title by 60 points.
Bonita had 83 with Cathedral Catholic of San Diego at 143.
"The girls ran it perfectly," coach Lonny Carr said. "They did everything perfectly; their mental preparation, their physical preparation. I have no complaints. We wanted this. We wanted CIF, then why not state? We got that.
"What an amazing year."
Last year, Bonita finished 13th in this meet.
"We knew what we could be," Carr said. "This group of girls was ready for this since last year in track. That's when we turned the corner."
Scott, competing in her fourth state meet, was the Bearcats' top finisher but not the top Valley finisher in the race.
That honor went to Bishop Amat sophomore Emily Hubert, who was sixth in 18:20.
"It was a lot better than last year," she said. "It feels real good.
I trained to do well and I'm proud that I came through. Last year I tried to forget."
She was 89th last year.
Azusa sophomore Roxanne Valle finished 12th in 18:41. It was the first time an Aztecs girl had competed in the meet.
"It was a challenge," she said.
Bonita's Scott was 10th in 18:30.
"I was really nervous before the race," she said. "I knew we trained all season for this and I knew we would pull it off because I had a lot of confidence in my teammates. They get their best effort."
The Bearcats never lost to a Division 3 team this season.
"They were just outstanding," Carr said "That big margin (of victory), that's how good we are. I'm extremely proud of these young ladies. I'm overwhelmed right now."
Carr will lose only Scott next year. The other six starters are returning.
"We used to try to come here every year," Carr said. "Now we're one of the best. We will do everything we can to live up to that."
Marissa's sister, sophomore Kailyn, was 17th in 18:49. Freshman Kelsey Creese was 21st in 18:52, junior Mackenize \Landa was 23rd in 18:53 and Jordin Prado finished 34th in 19:06.
"We got better after (two miles)," Carr said "We trained for that. We moved up. After that hill, we maintained the pace and held it until the last turn and then let it go."
The Bearcats' first six runners were in before Cathedral's fifth runner.
It arguably was the Valley's biggest-ever day in the 36th edition of the meet. Arcadia won its second Division I title in three years and California finished second. The Apaches, led by a second-place finish from Estevan De La Rosa and third-place effort from Mitchell Pratt, won by 74 points and ran the second-fastest team time on the course. La Salle's Daniel De La Torre won the Division IV race. The Flintridge Prep boys finished second in Division V, losing by one point, and Mayfield was third in Division IV.
Arroyo senior Samuel Garcia was ninth in Division II in 15:27. Los Altos Mark Huizar was 15th in 15:48 in Division III. He was the first Los Altos athlete to run in the meet.
"It's a big honor," he said. "It just feels great to have all of the faculty support me. I felt like dying out at the end. I left it all on the field."
Arcadia won it by putting five runners within the top 30. The Apaches ran a team time of 77:00, second only to the 2010 Arcadia team's 76:12. The Apaches were second last year.
La Salle's De La Torre made an amazing comeback to win the Division IV race in 15:30.
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IREDELL COUNTY, N.C. -- Stephen Wanner lived every day like it could be his last, until he lost the fight of his life.
"Stephen was a good man, and I miss him," says Stephen's wife, Susan.
Hospice nurse Pierette Hayes says, "His spirit just sent so many rays of light to people."
Stephen lost that battle with lung cancer early last month at the age of 71.
"He was a very good man who unfortunately got a very bad disease," Susan says.
But it's what he'd do in those final days that would touch many for a lifetime. South Iredell won the school's first ever state title back in December, and Stephen became one of the team's biggest fans.
"Steve related to their struggle," Susan said, "They kept fighting, they never gave up and that was Steve's concept in life, never give up."
But after winning that trophy, the team struggled for funding for championship rings. And that's where Stephen stepped up. He donated $27,000 to buy the entire team and staff a ring.
South Iredell head coach Scott Miller says, "He was taking time away from his struggles to try and make other people happy."
South Iredell senior David King said, "It was a true blessing for someone to just come up and donate money to us. I'll never forget it."
"It made him happy," Susan says, "Donating those rings brought him a lot of happiness."
In turn, the team wanted to return the favor, and a special ring was given in his honor with the engraving "#1 fan".
"They've really become a part of our family," Susan says.
"She was very touched and we were touched," Coach Miller expressed.
"It made me feel good to know that he was a part of our history," King said, "Him doing what he did, it can never be replaced."
Now football seasons will come and go but the memories of this season, before and after, for South Iredell will never fade away.
Coach Miller said, "It's amazing how this game can bring a community and a team together; whenever they look at their ring, they'll always know."
They'll know that Stephen Wanner had their so-called blind side protected.
Nurse Hayes said, "The care and compassion for others, he had it. Mr. Wanner had it."
"He realized at the end, it's not how much you make, but how you live the moments," Susan recalled.
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Visit Mudgee, a town in NSW where the state government has decided to add fluoride to drinking water.
SPEAKER1: There's no proof that it's working.
SPEAKER 2: Greens - you get enough fluoride out of your green vegetables.
DR SIVANESWARAN: The long-term benefits of water fluoridation have been exhaustively researched.
FELICITY OGILVIE: This is the water Mudgee drinks - cool, clear and unfluoridated. And this is the woman who came to town to try and convince locals that they should have fluoride in their water - for their teeth's sake.
DENTIST: Eating lollies and drinking soft drinks provides substrate bacteria which are in all our mouths and they produce acid and it's the acid attack on teeth that is the dental caries. The fluoride makes the enamel on our teeth more resistant to this acid attack.
FELICITY OGILVIE: Fluoride was first put into the Sydney water supply in the late '60s. Children in the city now have better teeth than those in country towns without water fluoridation. NSW Health is so keen on improving decay rates in the country that it's now offering to pay for the installation of fluoridation equipment. Previously it gave a 50% subsidy.
Dr Sivaneswaran has been invited to speak about fluoridation at the Mudgee town forum. It's a chance for locals to hear the Health Department's views on fluoridation and debate the issue before the local council decides whether or not to fluoridate the water.
If fluoride is added to the Mudgee water supply it will go in here at the local water treatment plant.
Those against fluoridation worry that it could cause brittle bones in the elderly, arthritis, mottled teeth and even brain damage.
SPEAKER: I'm against it because of the complete mass medication of an entire town when I don't believe it's necessary. There's other methods for people getting fluoride - they can use fluoride toothpaste or fluoride tablets. I'm not against them taking it, but I'm opposed to them medicating me at the same time.
DR SIVANESWARAN: The Therapeutic Goods Administration doesn't classify fluoridated water as a medication because the amount of fluoride added to water supplies is one part per million. That's one part per million of fluoride in water compared to 1,000 parts per million in fluoridated toothpaste. So basically, fluoride is a chemical and for chemicals we don't really need to have informed consent because that has been practiced in other areas.
For example, we add iodine to table salt to prevent goitre and mental retardation. We add folic acid to rice and bread and cereal to prevent birth defects and we add chlorine to water to prevent water-borne infection.
FELICITY OGILVIE: Chemical or medication - the Spice family don't want it.
MR/MRS SPICE: I feel that if people really do need fluoride, they should go to a doctor, a medical practitioner and find out how much they need and take it in tablet form.
FELICITY OGILVIE: But that argument seems to work both ways.
DR SIVANESWARAN: People do have a choice. They can drink tank water or bottled water. Bottled water does not have high levels of fluoride in it and there are some filters that take fluoride out of the water.
FELICITY OGILVIE: 58 regional councils have yet to decide whether water fluoridation is the key to fighting dental decay or a dangerous form of mass medication.
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Fluoride is a chemical compound that is added to water, toothpaste and mouthwash because it helps to keep teeth healthy.
Fluoridation is the process of adding fluoride to water.
Exhaustively means completely and carefully.
Mudgee is a town in central eastern NSW.
Notice that the possessive apostrophe is used before the 's' with irregular plurals such as teeth. Follow the link to find out more.
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In Australia, lollies are candy or sweets.
soft drinks
Soft drinks are soda or pop - bubbly, sweet drinks.
The word substrate refers to the surface on which an organism grows.
dental caries
Caries refers to decay. Dental caries is tooth decay or holes in teeth. Theyre also called dental cavities.
Notice that the adjective dental means relating to teeth.
Enamel is the hard coating on teeth that covers and protects your teeth.
Notice that the plural of tooth is not tooths, but teeth. Follow the link to find out about other irregular plurals.
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Fluoridate is the verb form of the noun fluoride.
Brittle bones are bones that break easily.
mottled teeth
Mottled teeth are teeth marked with dark spots.
iodine to table salt
We add iodine to table salt
folic acid to rice and bread and cereal
We add folic acid to rice, bread and cereal.
chlorine to water
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tank water
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bottled water
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It never ceases to amaze me when large companies, which claim to put customers first, demonstrate their complete heartlessness.
The behavior of airlines when a passenger faces a family emergency is a continuing source of such insensitivity.
Sue Ogle, 57, and her husband recently paid $1,200 each to fly on American Airlines from Orange County to Toledo, Ohio. The Laguna Beach resident said she travels there often to see her 93-year-old father, who is in declining health.
The day after she arrived in Toledo, Ogle's father had a heart attack, which wasn't fatal but nevertheless worrisome enough for her and her husband to rearrange their return flight.
They had booked a one-day layover in Chicago, but decided instead to spend that extra day in Toledo with Ogle's dad.
In other words, they wanted to push back the one-hour flight from Toledo to Chicago by a day. Not too much to ask for, you'd think, under the circumstances. They weren't looking for a refund. Just a little more time with an ailing relative.
The American Airlines rep, Ogle said, was "completely lacking in compassion." Despite being told of the heart attack, he insisted that the couple each pay a $200 change fee and nearly $150 apiece for newly issued tickets — almost $700 in total.
"We paid it," Ogle told me. "But I was furious. The fact that my father just had a heart attack wasn't even a consideration."
American, like most airlines, offers what it calls a "compassion fare." This is intended for "customers traveling because of a medical emergency or death of a family member."
But there are limits to the carrier's compassion.
Matt Miller, a spokesman for the airline, said the special fare is applicable only when requested at the outset of a trip — that is, you have to ask for it when booking a round-trip ticket.
Where Ogle erred, apparently, was in not anticipating her father's heart attack well before it happened and arranging her itinerary accordingly.
"That's not what we're trying to imply," Miller responded. "We understand that this was an extenuating circumstance."
Yet Ogle received no special consideration from the airline worker at the Toledo airport, nor did she find any flexibility when she later spoke by phone with a supervisor on the reservations desk.
Miller told me that Ogle might have gotten more understanding had she contacted a customer-service rep, rather than a reservations supervisor.
I'm not buying that. Not only should a reservations supervisor have known how to handle a situation like this, he or she at the very least should have had the wherewithal to transfer Ogle to someone who could.
The airline's ice-cold behavior is all the more astonishing in light of the fact that Ogle is a regular customer, flying to see her dad every other month.
American finally changed its tune. The airline contacted Ogle after my conversation with Miller and said it would refund the change fees and fare increases.
"Apologies to her for the stress she had to go through," Miller told me.
Pay as you go
Speaking of companies with less heart than the Tin Woodman, a tip of the funnel cap to health insurer Aetna.
The company announced in June that it would terminate most individual insurance policies in California at the end of the year, leaving thousands of customers high and dry.
Aetna also is opting out of the state's so-called insurance exchange opening in January as part of the Affordable Care Act. The exchange is intended to provide coverage to people who aren't insured through an employer's group plan.
Harlan Lassiter, 58, is one of the Aetna customers who will lose coverage as part of the company's efforts to save a buck. For the last five years, the Newport Beach resident has been paying Aetna $389 a month in premiums and swallowing an $8,000 deductible.
Now, adding insult to injury, he's just received a notice from the insurer saying that his monthly premium will rise 19% in October for his final three months of coverage.
Anjie Coplin, an Aetna spokeswoman, told me the rate hike is intended to cover expected medical costs prior to the company decamping from the individual insurance market.
Lassiter figures it like this: "They're trying to squeeze a few more bucks out of me before they stop covering me."
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Countless movie comedies and TV shows have spun variations on the age-old theme of what happens when men of a certain age take much-younger brides, that we almost forget Gaetano Donizetti was there long before.
His "Don Pasquale" opened in 1843 and has remained firmly enshrined in the repertory ever since. Has ever an operatic comedy been more perfectly constructed? Opera companies take this sparkling gem of bel canto out of its jewel box whenever they believe they have found singers who can do justice to the four vocally demanding principal roles.
Lyric Opera has done well by Donizetti's endearing opera buffa, which opened Sunday afternoon at the Civic Opera House. The show really shouldn't have worked as well as it did, given the curious casting, the ancient production and the fact that three of the four principal singers were making role debuts. But it came off as a winning team effort, with everyone including the orchestra and chorus under conductor Stephen Lord proving once again the durability of this 169-year-old sitcom.
British baritone Thomas Allen, who was making his Lyric directing debut, knows "Don Pasquale" backwards and forwards, having sung countless performances as Dr. Malatesta, the quick-witted rogue who engineers the deception on which the plot hinges. Indeed, he sang the role for the first time with London's Royal Opera way back in 1973 when this Jean-Pierre Ponnelle production was new. (Since then, the well-worn sets and costumes have become the property of Dallas Opera.) His staging was witty and affectionate.
Lord kept things perking along with a light hand on the controls, securing crisp articulation and pliant phrasing from an orchestra that had to unlearn its recent Verdi and Massenet before it could play idiomatic Donizetti. There were enough cuts to eliminate needless repetition, which streamlined the show's length to a practicable 2 3/4 hours. Some dodgy brass playing early on did not dampen a generally fizzy performance. Donizetti's tuneful score wore a big smile.
For Italian bass-baritone Ildebrando D'Arcangelo to trade his image as opera's hunky seducer for the crotchety title role was something of a gamble. But, in fact, Lyric's former Escamillo and Figaro brought off his first Pasquale with surprising credibility, even panache.
Having forbidden his nephew Ernesto to marry a good but penniless girl, Pasquale plans to take a young wife himself, little realizing that his bride-to-be, his friend Malatesta's alleged sister, "Sofronia," is really Ernesto's sweetheart, Norina; she too is complicit in Malatesta's scheme to trick Pasquale into giving the lovers his consent. The deception is revealed (in record time) at the end, and Pasquale learns his lesson. He gets a wheelchair and a white pussycat as consolation prizes.
D'Arcangelo modulated his burly bass-baritone to suit Pasquale's music. His phrasing was stylish and he savored the words as if they were a fine San Giovese. It was fun to watch this Pasquale stick out his gut, flap his jowls, adjust his wig and throw himself into all the other shtick the director devised for him. When the don's harridan of a bride slapped him in a moment of pique, the audience's heart went out to poor Pasquale, the victim of – let's face it – a very cruel joke.
The show's spark plug was Marlis Petersen, Lyric's well-remembered Lulu in the Alban Berg opera, playing a very different femme fatale here. From the second act on, her Norina seized control of the proceedings – with more brass than charm, but convincingly. The German soprano is the only one of the four principals to have sung her role prior to Chicago, and it showed in the agility of her coloratura and the tough-cookie spirit she brought to her portrayal.
Indeed, Petersen really sank her acting teeth into her transformation from the pretend-demure Sofronia – a veiled young thing fresh from the convent – to the shrew from hell who bossed her bewildered hubby, hired hordes of servants and ran up huge bills. Only a touch of hardness and edginess at the top detracted from the quality of her singing.
For the two remaining male roles, Lyric turned to its deep bench of outstanding Ryan Opera Center alumni, with Rene Barbera and Corey Crider each doing yeoman work in their role debuts.
Ernesto's music is a logical step in Barbera's development as a fine exponent of the Italian tenore di grazia (tenor of grace) roles. He delivered the hero's serenade and his part of the subsequent Ernesto-Norina duet with a bright, suave, healthy tenor, caressing the cantabile with stylish assurance. If ever there was a breakout role for Barbera at Lyric, this was it.
It could not have been easy for Crider to sing his first Malatesta under the watchful directorial eye of a veteran interpreter of that role. But the young American lyric baritone sang and acted with confident swagger, mustering a flair for the debonair in such numbers as the tongue-twisting patter duet with D'Arcangelo.
Bernard Holcomb of the Ryan Center took the cameo role of the Notary.
The chorus of motley servants sounded as if it had been thoroughly prepared by Martin Wright before last week's abrupt departure as chorus master, for what the company announced as "health reasons."
The somewhat faded if serviceable sets and costumes looked as if they had come straight out of a pop-up storybook version of early 19th century Rome. Pasquale's classically-appointed parlor, with its side staircases and second-level gallery, has held up well enough, even though the proportions aren't really right for a venue as large as the 3,500-seat Ardis Krainik Theatre.
"Don Pasquale" plays through Dec. 15 at the Civic Opera House, 20 N. Wacker Drive; $32-$239; 312-332-2244, ext. 5600; lyricopera.org.
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Simple details can add a luxurious feel to your home, and accents, such as antique lamps, artwork and fresh flowers, can spark visual interest. Garcia recommends adding pops of yellow for a more vibrant look, as an easy way to add spice at a low price. To create a more dramatic effect, consider adding blinds or shutters - inside or out - in warm natural red cedar for additional function.
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It's easy to get an affordable luxury look using elements that are also eco-friendly, including locally-sourced products or natural materials. Barnard recommends looking at what's available and what can be reused for a fraction of the price. Consider using salvaged material by re-inventing old furniture, cupboards or light fixtures.
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Oh, boy ...
Here's an interview from February with Lévy about how awesome he is. And here's Garrison Keillor's 2006 review of Lévy's book on America.
Before starting a war, a President of the United States should have a little checklist of questions to ask his advisers, such as:
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NAPLES — I totally understand how injury or pain can affect performance. I have had two wrist surgeries myself, and the recovery and trying to play leading up to the surgery was a nightmare.
This past week at the Honda Classic, Rory McIlroy had a toothache, or at least that's the story we the golfing public has been told after he withdrew during Friday's second round. As a world No. 1 and the defending champion at that event, I would have thought you would pop a few Advil and play on; at least finish the round you had started.
I'm sure being 7 over without having arrived at the ninth hole surely had to have increased the pain. Having watched the highlights of his shortened round, I never knew a toothache would cause such violent behavior, including during one club slam the panel of "Slam Judges" gave Rory a very solid 9.875 for both form and the sheer violence of the slam itself.
I just find it very odd we heard nothing about a tooth issue in the defending champion's pre-tourney press conference. I have since read Rory's comments and the apology. Great that he did that. However, that's a bit after the fact considering the event lost a marquee name.
I wrote some weeks ago in so many words that switching equipment can give a player a variety of ailments — toothaches, sore backs, wrists and even sore elbows. What Rory needs to understand is that, along with major championships and world No. 1 rankings, comes a certain level of responsibilities. This incident comes after the release of Rory's longtime manager and one-time friend Chubby Chandler.
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Memphis made a great trade. Gay is paid like he's LeBron!!! Guy is always injured, not a leader, shoots 40%, his team did better w/o him (1st round knock out 2012 w/gay, made it to 2nd round w/o Gay in 2011). Cap space, picked up a team player in Prince w/championship experience, young beast with great potential in Davis!
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Northern Neck Regional Jail (NNRJ) is giving its detainees a unique way to see their families this Holiday Season.
Last spring the jail entered into an agreement to offer video conferencing to its inmates, becoming the only correctional center in the State of Virginia to do so.
And as of Dec. 1, NNRJ is currently the only correctional center in the country to provide free video visitation to its constituents for a full month.
"This'll be at no expense to us which is a measure of goodwill and marketing," Hull told the board during a Dec. 5 meeting.
Normally prisoners may contact their families via video visitation as many times as they choose per day, according to Hull.
"They can do it ten times a day if they're willing to schedule and pay," Hull said. "It's not limited."
"This is more of a visitation enhancement as opposed to a replacement," Hull added. "So like a phone call, if someone's willing to pay for it, you can do it as often as you want."
Hull clarified the jail's rationale for expanding visitation rights.
"It's Christmas and everyone wants to visit with their family," Hull stated. "A significant portion of our population comes from an excess of 100 miles. Most of these guys don't always get Christmas visits…they don't always get visits period."
"The idea was to do something nice for Christmas and maybe market the product a little bit," Hull continued, adding that on-sight visitation will remain without cost for inmates and their families.
Chairman Darryl Fisher questioned how the jail would manage the increase in video conference calls with all of the prisoners now receiving the opportunity to talk to family members without cost for December.
Hull believed that the system for managing calls would work on a "first come, first serve" basis.
"It's a scheduled event," Hull mentioned. "You go online, you pick your time and if it's available you reserve it."
Northumberland County Administrator Kenneth Eades asked how many setups the jail held for prisoners.
Hull replied that there are 40 stations from which detainees can make video calls.
"Every unit has at least one [setup]," Hull remarked. "We have 20 housing units spread across the entire facility and you figure you could use it from 8 a.m. to 10:30 at night."
Hull noted that the wide time-frame gave inmates "a lot of opportunities" with which to contact their loved ones.
In other business, Hull reported changes to the board in regards to water conservation, specifically changes to the jail's laundry system which will be going live next week.
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Welcome to the Historic Garden Week tour on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, sponsored by The Garden Club of the Eastern Shore and the Garden Club of Virginia. Homes will be open on Saturday, April 26, 2014. Tours benefit the restoration of historic gardens and landscapes in Virginia. This year's tour will feature the following homes in Accomack and Northampton Counties.
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The 2014 house and garden tour tells the story of four centuries of architectural trends and development. There are fine examples of masterfully designed gardens, woodwork, paneling, faux painting and murals. Each secluded, pastoral setting provides insight into how life has evolved on the Eastern Shore of Virginia over 400 years.
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Equine Rabies Cases Reported in 2013
Vaccination can help prevent horses from contracting rabies, which is invariably fatal.
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Triaging Acute Equine Neurologic Emergencies
One veterinarian reviewed the steps in triaging acute equine neurologic emergencies in the field.
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Equine Infectious Neurologic Diseases Table Topic (AAEP 2012)
The discussion focused on four continuing problems: EHM, EPM, WNV, and other encephalitides.
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The Black Label Mark II Tactical safe provides value, security, and convenience for those who want a safe designed for the modern sporting rifle user.
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FRANKSTON, Texas, Feb. 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The Foundation for Personal Growth, Inc. today announced the launch of a comprehensive personal goal setting program based on the book, "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill. The program builds on the book's steps to give people the power to change their lives through practical and easy-to-execute steps.
"Think and Grow Rich," which has sold more than 100 million copies in more than 40 countries, provided the foundation for G. Mark Grantz's personal goal setting program.
Each person will have a different experience with the program because it's based on the specific thoughts and desires of the individual, in their own words and at their own pace. The common denominator is the final outcome. People will learn new and systematic ways to obtain their goals.
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"It was through this study that the personal goal setting program was born," Grantz says.
"'Think and Grow Rich' has made countless business people successful, but now with our personal goal setting program, the average person can obtain their dreams and goals too," Grantz says. "This program is easy to use for members of church and youth groups, corporate or non-profit employees, individuals and more – basically anyone who wants to face their fears and control their destiny."
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As a professional counselor, Aron Friedman has seen many people slide into despair because they have not met their own life's expectations. The frustration is palpable; the agony of pondering how to achieve success leaves many bewildered and hopeless.
Over the years, he developed an approach to helping people achieve their goals and develop happy lives. With sincere concern and consummate skill, he has written this book to give these keys to self-fulfillment to every reader. In it, he explores the core reasons for feelings of failure; notes the mechanisms used by successful people; and recommends actions to reverse what may seem like a lifelong sentence of dejection.
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Neighborhoods: Belltown, Downtown
Bathtub Gin & Co. - A welcomed standout in Belltown – This is one of those magical places you trip across and never want to leave. A small bar upstairs is well appointed with a horseshoe bar - but not much room for anything else. The downstairs, equally as cozy, does afford more room for relaxing over a drink or two with close friends.
This Belltown speakeasy has three well appointed rooms that serve up fine craft cocktails. Food can be brought in from the nearby Queen City Grill--fried oysters anyone?
The Secret Alley Bar – We walked down many dark alleys trying to avoid creepy guys behind dumpsters and old ladies doing coke, while searching for this establishment. I wasn't sure if the door/entrance was going to be super secret and plain looking like the one at Knee High, so I tried almost all the doors in the many alley ways we visited.
Once inside the decor was definitely top notch. We sat upstairs at the bar and the service was excellent. The food however sucks. Don't order the garlic bread as it is just two slices of toast very thin sliced in half with butter and garlic and tastes like what I imagine cardboard would taste like. I ordered the Amaretto which the bartender served up with such presentation that we sat mesmerized as he poured my drink. My friend ordered a beer, so no excitement there.
Downstairs is a small bathtub and a couple rooms to hang out in. The bathroom is way cute you can check out the photos I posted
The characters in this bar are quite unique! Loads of great conversations to listen in on and since it's so small people just start talking to you.
Great place to bring a date, especially a first date and if you want to impress them by finding the secret spot with fabulous drinks and books at the bar. And clients that are reading books while at the bar (seriously!)
Scary alley but fancy drinks. – I wanted to check this out for a long time, but should have got better directions before deciding to blindy try doors in belltown alleys. Not the best idea, but once I figured out where it was it was easily recognizable. Unfortunately for me though it was the 2nd alley we tried and from the wrong direction. Inside its very classy with an upstairs and a downstairs. The bar tender was great and provided superb service while sitting at the bar, it was pretty cool to watch him make his fancy cocktails. However things were pricey and the garlic bread was not that great. It also appears there is only one unisex bathroom which I can't imagine makes late night partying very fun, there is nothing I hate more than having to spend all night in line for the bathroom. The downstairs had a cozy looking seatting area, but this was filled up on a Monday night, I can only imagine that weekends are standing room only.
Citysearch Editorial Review – Located down an alleyway in the former boiling room of the Humphrey Apartments, this Belltown speakeasy provides a touch of mystery to a night of drinking--if you can find it.
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