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Wednesday, April 16, 2014 4:04pmWhether banks have posted profits or losses this quarter, the data suggests that people are getting better at paying back their loans. Dan Bobkoff looks at what's led to the overall improvement in creditworthiness for consumers. Then, the White House hosts a summit of deans from top biz schools today to talk about educating the leaders of the future. The event is in the lead-up to, you guessed it, another summit in June, that one about Working Families. We ask what comes of these confabs, and what real utility they provide. Plus, former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg is committing $50 million to creating an anti-gun voting operation. This is on top of $50 million to fight coal-burning plants, $53 million to fight overfishing of oceans, $50 million for women's reproductive rights. What does $50 million buy?
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"MDNA WORLD TOUR," Madonna (Interscope)
An ambitious woman like Madonna will not let herself become a nostalgia act.
She makes that clear every time she goes on tour: She's living in the moment, and she's all about her newest material. But as her career expands, her fan base ages and her biggest hits become increasingly distant in time, Madonna has to adjust her shows like any other veteran act. She has to balance what she wants to play with what fans want to hear.
Madonna proves to be too overly attached to her more recent songs on her new "MDNA World Tour," available on a two-disc audio set as well as DVD and Blu-ray.
To be fair, she should be proud that 30 years after becoming a star, she's coming up with new material like the playful "Girl Gone Wild" and the anthem-ish "I'm a Sinner," which invigorates late in the concert (recorded in Miami). Plus her breathless, raw delivery of the infectious "Turn up the Radio," accompanied by the crowd's singing and clapping, creates the show's most genuine-feeling moment.
Yet plodding through overlong arrangements of inconsequential songs -- from the annoyingly vocoder-treated "Revolver" early to the throwaway dance cut "Celebration" at the end -- will leave listeners wondering why so many substantial hits were given only a nod, if anything at all. It doesn't help that her dark-cabaret treatment of "Like a Virgin" is tedious or that "Vogue" sounds simply worn out. Plus she sounds disappointingly perfunctory on "Hung Up," her best hit this century.
Madonna is a smart performer, however, so this collection is also regularly peppered with imaginative and strong performances. For instance, she bulldozes through a riveting "Express Yourself," throwing in a snippet of Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" (a wink to those who say Gaga essentially remade the Madonna song for herself). And she also gets the crowd fully invested in the energetic signature hit "Like a Prayer."
Best of all, the singer has an uncharacteristic, seemingly humble, monologue midway, where she notes, "Three decades is a long time to have a job, in this day and age when most people don't have jobs. Believe me, I know how lucky I am." After that? She goads a fan to strip off a shirt: "Take it off, let everybody love your body!"
That's our girl.
Rating (five possible): 3-1/2
"BOOKMARKS," Five For Fighting (Wind-Up)
A dozen years after his hit "Superman," singer-songwriter John Ondrasik, aka Five For Fighting, is still tickling the ivories, knocking out his sixth studio album, "Bookmarks."
The 48-year-old Californian may not have made a strong, lasting impression so far in the pop milieu, but he certainly has a bold style. With help from producers Gregg Wattenberg (Train, Phillip Phillips) and Derek Fuhrmann (O.A.R., Phillip Phillips), Ondrasik pushes all the buttons and trumps up all the choruses to brand his songs.
Yet even if "Bookmarks" is blatantly manipulative, it's often hard to resist.
Whether the performer is exhorting his audience to "Stand up! Stand up!" in his opening salvo (the track "Stand Up") or building to a boisterous conclusion that "All my life's been a road to you" (on "Road to You"), Ondrasik is a champion of important-sounding anthems that will sucker in all but the most immune listeners.
He creates broad empathy with his lyrics, too, as when he proudly sings, "I know you don't like her, but she's my girl ... She's better than ice cream" (on "She's My Girl") and "I don't want to be the son of a better man ... I just want to be your man" ("Your Man"). Between his vocal acrobatics and the demanding arrangements, you just have to go with it -- even when he's pounding you over the head with hokum like "Heaven knows I love you" (on "Heaven Knows").
Although he trades in platitudes, Ondrasik isn't merely a hack. He recalls greats like Elton John in the orchestrated theatrics of "Symphony Lane" and Neil Diamond in the liturgical-feeling drama "The Day I Died." Plus his earnest vocal on the absorbing track "What If" is as good as any other singer-songwriter's voice currently floating on the airwaves.
The story of "Bookmarks" may be a bit too obvious, but the superhero essence is still inside Ondrasik.
Rating: 3-1/2
"TROUBADOUR," The Stepkids (Stones Throw Records)
Oh, those guys in the band, longing to be artists when they're technically just hired guns.
But sometimes session musicians find an outlet, as did Connecticut-based touring musicians Tim Walsh, Jeff Gitelman and Dan Edinberg when they founded the side project The Stepkids.
The trio's new "Troubadour" may not be as lucrative as standing in the shadows on a stage, playing some instrument in support of Alicia Keys, Lauryn Hill or Stevie Wonder. Yet it's got to be more gratifying for The Stepkids, who pay their own reward forward to music fans who are drawn to the act's retro-psychedelic soul sound.
"Troubadour" is, above all things, an adventure. These three talented men know their way around vintage music -- funky, jazzy, dancey stuff -- and they know how to pull it together with off-kilter charisma and the kind of harmonies that stand with the Beach Boys and Steely Dan.
In the beginning, at least, the release is sublimely surreal, starting with the undulating opener "Memoirs of Grey." The Stepkids then proceed into the simmering soul of "The Lottery," which is something of an easy-listening acid trip on a 1970s porn set. "Troubadour" likewise scintillates with the subsequent "Desert in the Dark" (where slapping beat and primitive electro are left in the dust by astounding harmonies) and the throbbing, fairly bare "Insecure Troubadour," featuring endearing lines like "I'm an insecure troubadour, never been in love before."
Most fans will be all-in by the fifth song, though The Stepkids bury lesser cuts deeper on the track list -- self-indulgent numbers that aren't very stimulating and don't have much in the way of hooks, including the taxing "Moving Pictures" and "Brutal Honesty."
Perhaps their day jobs didn't afford them proper time to flesh out all the material.
Rating: 3-1/2
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You'll be amazed by the beauty of the temple. It's so big. And extremely hard to fit into a photograph. The granite slabs used to build the Salt Lake City Temple were brought from the mountains. It took the Mormans 40 years to complete it. The temple is the center for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
One of the only buildings non-Mormans are allowed into is the tabernacle. The dome-shaped building was first built as an assembly hall for those of the Morman religion. The sound quality is astounding since one can hear every word spoken from the pulpit without a microphone. Eleven thousand six hundred and twenty three pipes make up one of the finest instruments in the world--the pipe organ.
Upon entering Temple Square, we saw many guides giving tours. We began to listen to one. The tour was great because it was filled with so many interesting facts. The only part I objected to was the short lecture on Mormanism and how wonderful it is. However, I respect the fact that I entered their place of worship and should be considerate.
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The garden flowers change with the seasons, utilizing 50 designers and 50 planters. Those who plant the flowers and bulbs are often volunteers. My own daughter, along with her church group, was able to help plant bulbs that would bloom in spring. Fall and spring have a "down time" of less than 10 days between plantings.
While I strolled through the grounds on a Saturday afternoon, many brides and grooms posed romantically for their wedding photographers in front of the vividly-colored tulips. The Salt Lake Temple is the centerpiece of the city and a spring or summer Saturday will boast a parade of wedding parties in the square.
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- I'm lucky that I am a very hard person, and strong within my beliefs, so that this hasn't really been a problem to me, y'know I just get cancer, I'll kick the hell outta you.
- I refuse to be beaten in any way shape or form, so I'm gonna beat this too.
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For all the thousands of words that poured out of President Obama and Mitt Romney in their debate Wednesday night, neither man could find room for a word that applies to more Americans than just about any other: cities.
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Nearly all Americans live in cities and their suburbs. But even though this first presidential debate of 2012 focused on domestic policy, the two candidates couldn't devote so much as a sentence to any thoughts they might have had on mass transit or crime or crumbling infrastructure or homelessness or other matters that enormously affect cities, including, of course, New York.
While we're at it, another word that never arose is "guns." Thanks go to Mitchell Moss, a professor of urban policy and planning at New York University, for pointing this out.
The omission of guns might be shrugged off were it not for the fact that the debate took place in Denver, minutes by car from two of the worst massacres in modern American history — the shootings at Columbine High School in 1999 and at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., less than three months ago. To be in that corner of the country and make no mention of gun violence was somewhat like traveling to northern Japan and saying nothing about its nuclear crisis.
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2013 Harley-Davidson® Touring Road Glide® Custom
Road Glide® Custom Key Features
Road Glide® Custom
Key Features
Classic Fuel Tank
Part of the unmistakable style of the Harley-Davidson® Road Glide® Custom motorcycle is plenty of room for showing off your paint. This classically styled, bold six-gallon fuel tank doesn't just give you a bigger canvas for premium or custom paint; it holds six gallons of go so you can eat up a lot more road between pit stops. We know fuel economy is important—but so is style. Sharp, eye-catching colors and crisp pinstripes that run the length of the bike from the Shark-Nose fairing to the premium GTX® saddlebags—a one-of-a-kind look for any individual soul.
Shark-Nose Fairing
The frame-mounted Shark-Nose fairing always leads you in the direction of the open road. With its twin headlamps, iconic style and unique attitude, it's absolutely distinct on the streets, while its integrated storage gives you a resting place for valuables you need to access easily during your journey. The headlamp shroud and windscreen trim add style to the fairing without straying from its legendary look.
GTX® Saddlebags
These injection-molded hard bags have room for 2.26 cu. ft. volume of long-haul luxuries and a perfect surface for showing off some premium paint. Even better, these saddlebags open from the top, so your gear won't end up spilled all over the highway. They keep your fancy unmentionables dry, and the color-matched latches won't corrode in bad weather. And when you're off the road, one common key starts the bike and gives you access to your saddlebags, keeping your pockets as uncluttered as your bike's classic design.
Custom Rear Taillight and Fascia
We keep the back end clean and no-nonsense with tri-line fender lights—a brilliant, unique taillight as the centerpiece—plus ground effects and a low mounted license plate with LED lighting for crisp visibility and style. This completes the powerful, one-of-a-kind look.
Large 18-Inch Front Wheel
If you crave long-haul agility on rides of all distances, then you're going to love this. We beefed things up a bit, adding a big, mighty wheel with a low aspect ratio. That means the bike maintains its legendary tight turning radius, balanced feel and superior low-speed maneuverability.
Twin Cam 103™ Engine Heritage
The knowledge of what makes an engine truly move a rider runs deep at The Motor Company, and it was put to good use when we created the Twin Cam 103™ engine. We painstakingly perfected every cubic inch, pushing design and technology forward—all without compromising one bit of Harley-Davidson's unique styling. Evolved, yet carrying on the legacy of the Flathead, Knucklehead, Panhead, Shovelhead, Evolution®, Twin Cam 88® and Twin Cam 96™ engines that came before. The performance and durability are a direct result of the untold miles logged on the V-Twin since 1909, and the proud heritage that comes from a century's worth of commitment to life on two wheels.
Twin Cam 103™ Engine Innovation
Fire up the Twin Cam 103™ engine and feel the low-end torque unleashed. Thanks to the lightweight piston design, delivery of the added power is more refined than ever. Then put your foot on the shifter and feel how the engine and Six-Speed Cruise Drive® transmission were designed to work together. Six speeds. A strong driveline and strong internal parts. Low routine maintenance. And a low cruising rpm couldn't feel better.
Pure Harley-Davidson Styling
Feast your eyes on the Twin Cam 103™ engine and there's no mistaking its roots. This is authentic Harley-Davidson style through and through with an attention to detail you won't find from any other motorcycle company. Black powder-coated heads and cylinders are highlighted by machined cooling fin tips and chrome rocker covers. It's a jewel machined out of metal. Pure. Dripping with power. From the classic edge of the cooling fins to the clean lines of cases and covers—the Twin Cam 103™ engine makes an ironclad statement about holding on to what's right and staying true to what satisfies.
Six-Speed Cruise Drive®
You want a ride that rumbles—not begs for mercy—when you lean on it a little. The Six-Speed Cruise Drive® transmission provides smooth, quiet shifting and reduces engine speed on the highway, so you get a better match between engine turnover and road speed. And the Isolated Drive System makes acceleration flow in a smooth, steady stream from your wrist right down to the pavement. It's a rare ride when a bike responds like this, and a low growl goes a long way when you're opening up the road ahead.
Twin Cam 103™ Engine Power
Live your ride to the power of 103. The air cooled Twin Cam 103™ Harley Davidson® engine delivers more stump pulling torque, while its Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection jetting gives crisp, lively throttle reaction. It's a performance punch that you'll appreciate when passing, climbing hills, or rolling with luggage packed or a passenger in back—all under that signature Motor Company rumble. And it comes at lower cruising rpm, so you ride more smoothly, with less engine vibration and better highway fuel economy.
Harman/Kardon® Audio System
Naturally, the king of the road gets some royal extras. The premium two-speaker, 20-watt per channel Harman/Kardon® audio system boasts great sound for booming down the boulevard and highway, and, yeah, it might as well go to 11. It's loud, proud and comes with AM/FM receiver and accommodates a CD or MP3 player. Riding free just wouldn't be the same without the right soundtrack.
High Output Accessory Connector
Harley-Davidson® touring means maximum comfort in all conditions and the capacity to add whatever enhances and personalizes your ride. The high output charging system provides an electrical capacity robust enough for your add-ons: heated vests, heated seats, heated handgrips, lights to showcase the engine, you name it. So if you're hell-bent on two-wheeling it, we make sure you've got the juice to do it your way.
Cruise Control (Optional)
If you're ready to take touring to the next level, the optional cruise feature will help you settle in for the long haul. Get the comfort of the cruise without the cables cluttering up your handlebar. Our electronic throttle control technology makes it possible to have the best of both worlds.
Anti-Lock Brakes (Optional)
When it comes to the Road Glide® Custom with optional ABS, 'stopping power' has a double meaning. The components of our ABS are tastefully hidden within the wheel hub, so you'll still turn heads with a clean, streamlined design. More importantly, though, you get certainty in the saddle knowing your bike's going to behave when you need it. Offered as a part of the 'Security Package' (which includes the H-D® Smart Security System).
H-D® Smart Security System (Optional)
The factory installed next-generation security system features a hands-free fob that automatically arms and disarms the vehicle electronic security functions as you approach and walk away from the bike. Stick the fob on your ignition key ring and let it do all the work. It's this attention to details and security that make Harley-Davidson® motorcycles unique. Offered as a part of the 'Security Package' (which includes Anti-Lock Brakes).
Frame-Mounted Fairing
The iconic Shark-Nose fairing on the Road Glide® Custom is bolted to the motorcycle frame so it stays put and cuts down the wind with all its might in order to make your ride smooth and easy going. Reputed for extreme performance and a highly distinct style, this fairing is an original in motorcycling history, and stands firm as a defining element of the legendary Harley-Davidson® Road Glide® models.
Dunlop® Multi-Tread™ Tires
The 180mm back tire is engineered to do more than fill out the rear fender and put a bigger patch of rubber on the road. Dunlop® Multi-Tread™ technology uses harder compounds at the center and softer on the sides for a tire that still knows how to knuckle-down on corners. Perfect for making this bike agile on every curvy stretch of road. And the way it feels going through an abrupt off-camber turn will put a grin on your face that'll last to the next state line.
Brembo® Brakes
Confidence. Control. High-performance dual disc Brembo® brakes offer consistent stopping power at all speeds. The 4-piston front and rear caliper with dual front rotor brake system is state of the art and top of the line. It's just another way The Motor Company puts a high level of detail into their bikes to give you peace of mind throughout your journey.
Air-Adjustable Suspension
With air-adjustable suspension that comes standard, you can dial in your ride to accommodate heavier or lighter payloads, battle unexpected road conditions or simply set it to how you like to roll. The lighter the load, the softer you can go by decreasing the air pressure a bit, or increase the air pressure for a more firm ride. A convenient air valve is located between the saddlebag and rear fender for quick adjusting. It's all about rider and passenger comfort and setting your bike to fit your taste—the easy way.
Two-Up Seating
Modern styling and comfort that doesn't sacrifice an ounce of nostalgic style: This ultimate Touring saddle features a sculpted seat with a deeper contoured bucket and narrower neck, to relieve pressure on your thighs, while providing more back support and comfort for a wide variety of rider sizes. And the lower seat height—26.1 inches to be exact—puts your feet closer to the road to enhance your confidence. Additionally, the leather trim and premium stitching accentuate the advanced ergonomics while giving the seat that sharp detail you only find on a Harley-Davidson® motorcycle. It's science in service of comfort, and your way to beat fatigue over the long haul.
Full-Length Footboards
Your boots were made for riding, in any way you see fit. Our full-length footboards boast a tried and true design that's stood the test of time. With space to rock plenty of foot positions for your taste and comfort and rubber vibration isolation for a comfortable ride. Traditional toe shifting is familiar to seasoned riders and intuitive for those just starting out. Heel shifting makes getting through the gears even easier and more convenient. It takes a few rides, but once you've gotten used to the smooth shifting rhythm, you'll never give it up. Plus, the passenger footpegs add another level of comfort for your riding partner.
Wide Set Handlebar
Classic style and maximum comfort. That's the perfect balance of the wide set handlebars that come standard on the Road Glide® Custom model. They're designed to keep you comfortably propped in a commanding position while making sure your neck muscles stay calm and relaxed mile after mile, state after state. Durable stainless steel insures the structural rigidity you expect from a Harley-Davidson® motorcycle with the deep, lustrous finish you desire.
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About Harley-Davidson Touring Road Glide® Custom
The 2013 Harley-Davidson® Road Glide Custom model FLTRX is an ideal bike for touring in style with its many features, including its shark nose frame mounted Harley fairing and large capacity Harley gas tank. The Harley Road Glide Custom model features a powerful air-cooled Twin Cam 103 Harley engine with 6 speed cruise drive transmission, providing more performance power for passing, hill-climbing, and riding with passenger and cargo. In addition this motorcycle is equipped with two Harley saddle bags to store all of your travel needs. Giving a great custom detail to the bike is the rear motorcycle fender with tri line motorcycle fender lights. The Harley Road Glide Custom model also has a slammed two up seat that enhances your comfort. Take time to look over all of the incredible features of this motorcycle including the frame mounted Harley fairing and also discover more of the H-D touring motorcycles. The other Touring bikes also feature a 6 gallon Harley gas tank perfect for extended rides. Other touring bikes include the brand new Road Glide Ultra model perfect for motorcycle travel. The Street Glide motorcycle touring bike is another one to learn more about. Be sure and review all other of the Harley Touring bikes including the Road King Classic model with a Harley windshield and each Harley CVO premium touring bike.


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Indiana University School of Dentistry offers the Master of Science in Dentistry (MSD) intended primarily for students who have received the doctorate in dentistry and wish to go on to obtain an adequate background in one of the various disciplines of dentistry or of the allied basic sciences in order to broaden their dental background or to complete the academic requirements for specialty boards. A one year General Practice Residency (GPR) program and a four year Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery certificate program are also available.
Students may register in IU's University Graduate School and work toward the Master of Science (MS) degree in dental materials or preventive dentistry.
A Ph.D. in dental science (oral biology, preventive dentistry and dental biomaterials tracks) is also available through IU's University Graduate School. In addition, a combined Ph.D./D.D.S. program has been established incorporating aspects of both programs.
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The Office of Graduate Education and Global Engagement coordinates global scholarly activity at Indiana University School of Dentistry. IUSD has established a strategic partnership at Moi University, Sun Yat-Sen University as well as the AMPATH establishment in Kenya.


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TELLURIDE – Planet Bluegrass has announced the preliminary lineup for the 41st annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival.
Set for June 19-22, 2014, the festival lineup includes The Lone Bellow, Front Country, Aoife O'Donovan, GreenSky Bluegrass, Brandi Carlile and Andrew Bird & The Hands of Glory.
Of course, Telluride Bluegrass' favorites will be returning to the Town Park stage including the Sam Bush Band, Yonder Mountain String Band, the Del McCoury Band, Leftover Salmon featuring Bill Payne, Tim O'Brien and Darrell Scott, Peter Rowan, Keller Williams with the Travelin' McCourys, and Béla Fleck and the Colorado Symphony.


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DAHLONEGA, GA – The North Georgia softball team won two more games on Sunday, boosting their record to 4-0 on the young season. The Saints took down Bellarmine in their first game, 4-2, and then defeated Tusculum for the second time this weekend, 5-1 in the finale of the Loyal Blue Classic.
Game 1 vs. Bellarmine (NG 4-2)
Freshman Melissa Dickie pitched a great game in her first collegiate start, picking up the first win of her career. Dickie pitched five-plus innings, surrendering only two runs. She had a no-hitter going into the sixth inning, then retired the first two batters on just two pitches. Dickie would seem to run out of gas at that point, walking the next batter and then giving up three straight hits. She finished with just three hits allowed and five strikeouts.
Jessica Coan would come on in relief of Dickie and strikeout all four batters she faced. Coan recorded her first save of the season.
Pilar Harden went 2-for-3 with a two-run home run and a triple on her way to tallying three RBI's. Harden hit a no-doubter over the left field wall with Hilary Cox on base after Cox ripped a single through the hole on the left side.
Cox also had two hits, going 2-for-3 with a double and a run scored in her first game ever playing first base.
Sarah Johnson started the game with a double and would later come around to score to spot Dickie an early 1-0 lead.
The Saints will host Bellarmine in a doubleheader later this year on March 7, in Dahlonega.
Game 2 vs. Tusculum (NG 5-1)
North Georgia got a five-run outburst in the fifth inning in part to two key errors by the Pioneers and a Katie Block home run.
Coan finished her dominating early-season with seven more solid innings, allowing only one run on four hits. Coan struck out nine batters, boosting her season total to 28. She has only pitched in 18.1 innings, averaging over 1.5 strikeouts per inning thus far.
The Saints scored five runs but only smacked four hits, three of them coming in the five-run fifth.
It was a Block home run that would put away the Pioneers, with Coan in shutdown mode in the circle for the final two innings. Block blasted a two-run bomb over the left field fence, giving the Saints a 4-1 advantage.
Cox added another run by knocking in Johnson, giving Coan and the Saints even more insurance.
North Georgia wraps up their weekend going 4-0 in the 2012 Loyal Blue Classic. They scored 20 runs while only surrendering five. The Saints also only committed three errors, while their opponents committed 10. The batting average was only .219, but the pitching of Jessica Coan and Melissa Dickie made up for the cold bats.
The pitching staff of Coan, Dickie and Krysten Connelly combined for a 1.25 ERA. The struck out 36 batters and only allowed 12 hits.
The Saints now prepare to travel to North Carolina to take on Mars Hill. The game originally scheduled for Tuesday has been moved back to Wednesday due to snow and inclement weather in the area. The doubleheader is set for 2:00 and 4:00 PM.


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The New York City Council announced a package of legislation on Tuesday that seeks to improve the city's infrastructure in the aftermath of Sandy, as well as better prepare the city for future storms.
The first bill would require the Office of Long Term Planning and Sustainability to determine how feasible it might be to relocate some power lines under ground. Currently, many power lines outside of Manhattan are above ground and sustained damage during the storm. By relocating some of these lines underground, Speaker Christine Quinn says they would not only be protected against future hurricanes, but also from severe wind storms, which often knock out lines and electricity for days in various parts of the city.
The second bill proposes adopting FEMA's updated flood evacuation maps, which are to be released later this week. Because many of FEMA's flood maps did not cover areas of the city that ended up flooded by the storm surge, this bill would expand the areas of the city that will need to abide by the City's Building Code flood proofing requirements.
The last two bills would require the raising of elevation levels for buildings in areas that are more susceptible to flooding, as well as for healthcare facilities throughout the city. These new regulations would ensure that these buildings align with the state and national flood construction requirements that are already in place.
The council will also begin holding oversight hearings beginning in January to evaluate the city's response before, during and after Sandy. The hearings will cover a wide array of topics, such as disaster preparedness in hospitals to evacuation plans in public housing.
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Lauderhill police Monday night were investigating an apparent homicide.
Details were sketchy, but police said just before 9 p.m. a woman was shot and killed in the 2800 block of Northwest 55th Avenue.
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Dec. 11, 2013
Caption:City officials and staff display a check representing the dollar value of the hours volunteers provided to the city.
Hundreds of volunteers were honored today for the time and services they provided in the past year at the city's 15 Human Services Department senior centers.
This year, 711 volunteers logged 121,949 hours, equaling $2,699,945 worth of services. Through the city's senior programs, volunteers provide support services for older adults such as greeting participants, serving meals, assisting office staff, facilitating activities and planning trips.
"I am so proud of our volunteers who take on caring for members of our community as a personal mission," said Mayor Greg Stanton. "This is another shining example of how we build and maintain our community."
The city also celebrated the senior centers involvement in the FitPHX program. More than 600 seniors completed more than 2,100 hours of health and fitness-based activities implemented to increase nutrition and health awareness, physical activity and mental fitness.
The city's senior centers provide people 60 years and older and adults with disabilities with services, including nutrition programs; congregate meals; home-delivered meals; educational opportunities; recreation and social activities; information, referral and advocacy; and transportation. A calendar of events is available at each center.
The luncheon was hosted by the city's Human Services Department funded through private donations. For more information about the city's senior programs, call 602-262-7379 or visit the Senior Services website.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. – Last season came to an end for the North Georgia College & State University women's soccer team in the second round of the NCAA Division II Tournament at the hands of Armstrong Atlantic State University.
The Saints (8-2, 1-2 PBC) gave it everything they had Saturday afternoon as they attempted to avenge that 2-0 loss and came close – tying the game 3-3 in regulation – but it was not meant to be as the No. 9 Pirates (5-1-1, 3-0 PBC) found the go-ahead goal just two minutes into the first sudden death overtime to hold on for the 4-3 Peach Belt Conference victory.
Kelly Penston scored her fifth goal of the season just over seven minutes into the game as Cicely Taliaferro aired out a long ball to Penston who baited the keeper high into the box.
The Pirates had given up just three goals prior to Penston's goal, out-scoring their opposition 22-3 through the first seven games of the season, but the nationally-ranked Pirates bounced back with three unanswered goals to end the first half.
Morgan Mitchell, who would go on to record a hat trick, scored the second and third goals for Armstrong to give the Pirates a 3-1 lead heading into halftime.
Three minutes out of the intermission, Abby Trevino netted her sixth goal of the season off an assist by Kelsey Martin to cut the defecit to just one, giving the Saints new life.
With the new breath of life, Kayla Croom tied things up in the 65th minute with a goal off a long header assist from Whitley Dover. The Saints would go on to out-shoot the No. 9 Pirates 5-3 over the closing minutes, but neither squad could find the go-ahead goal in regulation, sending the contest into a sudden-death overtime.
Armstrong Atlantic was able to take two shots in the first three minutes of the first overtime and the second one found the back of the net as Mitchell recorded her hat trick off a corner kick by Emily Cattanach.
The Pirates barely outshot the Saints 19-14 with Armstrong holding an 8-3 advantage in corner kicks.
The Saints will open the month of October with a home PBC game against the University of Montevallo. The game, which will be part of a men's and women's soccer doubleheader will kick off at 5:00 p.m. with the men's game to follow at around 7:30 p.m.


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The fiery rage hidden deep within has taken over as he hears the cries of his followers echoing down the halls; cries of death. This is it, he mutters to himself as his surroundings begin to tremble like trees guided by a howling wind. Its as if an earthquake was rambling through his halls bestowing the gifts of fear and chaos as it slowly makes its way to his sinewy bones. His enemy is now upon him, equipped with the fiercest desire to eradicate every particle of his being, down to the last drop of frothy, red blood. But as any brave soul would, he only lets the presence of fear entertain him for a brief moment, only to be cast aside by a more powerful, enduring emotion that Diablo knew all too well: anger. An anger that has had years of misfortune and pain to aid in delving its entangling roots deep into his soul, castrating all hope and joy he once knew. The loss of his brother Mephisto behaved as the destruction of his last stand for salvation, providing Diablo with no feasible outlet for the fury contained inside him other than retribution. No longer would he ignore the hostility of his nephalem enemies, no longer would he attempt to escape their orb of destruction as he did in the swamps of Kurast. The childish instinct to strike back at pain is all that drives him, and with the strength of 10 men, he shouts Not even death can save you from me! Not just a statement, but an anthem of rage. As the final word is released from his mouth, the sadistic nephalem emerge from the halls, scarred by the feeble attempts of Diablos loyal entourage, but bursting with a motivation to destroy the last bastion of hope for Hell.
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February 1, 1968
Elvis becomes a father with the birth of Lisa Marie. He quoted to friends while holding Lisa..." This is the reason I'am living.. mama would have loved her"
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February 2, 1976
Elvis began a five day recording session at Graceland. Many of the songs from this session appeared on the album" From Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee".
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February 3, 1976
Elvis goes back to recording at 9:00 p.m. and continues until 10:30 a.m. the next morning. He only completed "Solitaire
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February 4, 1976
Elvis continues his recording session at Graceland. On this evening he started the recording session a 9:00 p.m. and finished at 10:30 a.m. the next morning. During this session he completed " Moddy Blue" and I'll Never Fall In Love Again".
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February 5, 1976
Elvis continues his recording session from 9:00p.m. to 10:30 a.m. On this session he recorded, "For The Heart, Hurt and Danny Boy".
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February 6, 1976
Elvis continues his recording session from midnight to 8:00 a.m. He is only able to record to songs " Never Again and " Love coming Down". After the session Elvis returns to his bedroom and does not come out until the next evenings recording session.
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February 7, 1976
Elvis decides to contiune recording at midnight and cuts one song " Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain."
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February 8, 1973
Elvis performs at the Las vegas Hilton, although he was feeling ill.
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February 9, 1974
Elvis closes his engagement at the Las Vegas Hilton
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February 10, 1976
Elvis is made a Captain in the Memphis Police Depatrment.
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February 11, 1968
Elvis spends the day with D.J. Fontana who dropped by Graceland to visit Lisa Marie.
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February 12, 1977
Elvis starts his first tour of 1977. Elvis opens in Hollywood, Florida ,
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Thanks for all these up dates on elvis! february is a great mth i was born in it....lol
February 13, 1971
Elvis performes at the Las Vegas Hilton although he was running a fever of one hundred one degrees.
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Shannon Boxx: "We've grown a really close bond on the field. I think the biggest thing for us is that we have really started to feel what the other one is doing on the field and we know where the other one is at all times. We are reading each other a lot better without even having to talk. I think that's where we've made the biggest strides this year. The thing that we are continuing to get better at is to use each other more to keep possession. We know that we can dictate the rhythm and tempo of this team."
ussoccer.com: Your sister won a gold medal in softball in 1996. You won a gold medal in 2004. This time around, will she be here watching in China?
Boxx: "She's always been there for me and supporting me through this whole process of making the Olympic Team again. She'll be in the stands in China rooting me on."
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Boxx: "The Great Wall of China. It's one of the greatest wonders of the world and it's amazing that we got to go. We had some funny moments on the wall and it was a lot of fun. Pictures just don't do it justice. You really have to go to fully experience it."
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Boxx: "At the beginning of the year, it was motivation for me to get fit and get back to playing at a level that I am happy with. But as the year went on, I've put the past behind me, and I've been looking forward to the Olympics, what this team can do here, and how I can help this team accomplish our goal of winning the gold medal."
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TELLURIDE – If the accomplishments of the year-old Telluride Brewing Company are any indication, the Colorado beer industry is booming.
TBC began canning its first beers just one year ago, and immediately won accolades from beer enthusiasts throughout the region. Those in the know had long-anticipated the next step in Telluride brewmaster Chris Fish's evolution, and with good reason: the award-winning beer maker joined forces with local educator, bartender, and beer connoisseur Tommy Thacher to create Colorado's next great beer company.
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TBC, having just unveiled its Wet Hopped American Summer, an American style pale ale brewed with fresh hops sourced from a Montrose farm, is a House of Brews sponsor at this weekend's Telluride Blues and Brews Festival.
Seeing the young homegrown business take shape represents the culmination of the long-held aspirations of both Fish and Thacher, who met at a Telluride bar where Fish was the brewmaster and Thacher the bartender. At night, they spent long hours discussing their quest for the perfect beer, and their dream of opening a brewery. Thacher went on to teach history at the Telluride Mountain School while Fish perfected his craft, but neither forgot his dream.
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"I was having heavy bleeding… & doctor advised me to take [medication] for 3 months and then go for [a procedure], the bleeding was still heavy after taking …pills, then I ordered Mens-Reduce, within 4 days of taking it, my bleeding stopped. I am very thankful for this product and like to support this site to others too."— Leena, IL, USA
"I love your products! It feels wonderful to have a normal period every month. Mens-Reduce has been a real blessing for me – thank you!"— Sherry, USA
"Thanks so much for this product ... After much research on products to help regulate periods I decided to give it a try. I have had problems with irregular periods, even having two periods in one month - since Feb 08. This product works!!! I started using Mens-Reduce in October and have been very pleased with the results. The first month I actually had only one period and it lasted only four days. I am now pretty regular with a 25, 26 day cycle...Thanks so much."— Lisa, KY, USA
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