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Bored? Come join in the Teen Cafe nights at the Village Branch. Teens ages 12 and up can come to enjoy activities, crafts, games, and snacks on Tuesday and Thursday nights from 5:30-6:30pm.
Thursday, May 8th6:00pm - 7:00pm
Bluegrass Literacy Adult Education
Northside Branch - Small Conference Room
Age Group: adults
GED Study Group. Math Focus. Walk-ins welcome. Please call (859)299-5982 for additional information.
Fix "Red-eye" and remove blemishes from portraits. You'll also learn how to combine several images into a single photo and add text to the image.
Registration begins on April 24th
Thursday, May 8th6:30pm - 8:30pm
Introduction to Excel 2013
Tates Creek Branch - Large Conference Room
Age Group: adults
This class introduces the basic functions and uses of a spreadsheet program. Prerequisite: Introduction to MS Word 2013 or previous experience using spreadsheet software.
Registration begins on April 24th
Thursday, May 8th7:00pm - 8:30pm
Jazz: Live at the Library!
Central Library - Farish Theater
Age Group: all ages
Free jazz performances every second Thursday of the month at the Farish Theater. Sponsored by the Jazz Arts Foundation and Jamey Aebersold Jazz.
Friday, May 9th9:30am - 11:30am
Windows 8: Tips and Tricks
Tates Creek Branch - Large Conference Room
Age Group: adults
Learners will discover more about the advanced features of Windows 8, including how to personalize their device with a picture password, create a master control panel for all their settings, the full range of keyboard shortcuts and a number of time and effort saving ways to make...
Registration begins on April 25th
Saturday, May 10th10:00am - 12:00pm
Recharging Your Goals: Getting Back on Track
Tates Creek Branch - Large Conference Room
Age Group: adults, seniors
We're 5 months into the year. How many of your New Years resolutions have you already broken?Research shows at least a third of New Years resolutions are abandoned before the end of January and less than 25% of them are kept long-term. So how do you rescue your goals from the...
Saturday, May 10th10:00am - 12:00pm
Final Cut Pro X Basics
Northside Branch - Digital Studio
Age Group: adults
Create your own 30-45 second video spot using the professional grade video editing software. This class builds on techniques learned in the iMovie class. Prerequisite: iMovie.
Registration begins on April 26th
Saturday, May 10th10:00am - 2:00pm
Eagle Creek Writers Group Write-In
Eagle Creek Branch - Large Conference Room
Age Group: adults
Bring your own work-in-progress to this drop-in writing session or use the prompts provided to generate some new material.
Saturday, May 10th11:00am - 11:30am
Super Saturday Storytimes
Central Library - Story Room
Age Group: families
Even if it's gloomy outside, stop by the library for some Saturday morning fun! Stories, songs and crafts! Start your weekend right!
Saturday, May 10th11:00am - 11:30am
Super Saturday Storytimes
Tates Creek Branch - Story Pit
Age Group: families
Join us for special family storytimes each Saturday in May.
Saturday, May 10th1:30pm - 2:30pm
STEAM Saturdays
Village Branch - Program Room
Age Group: 4th-5th grade, middle school
Activites, games, experiments... don't miss any of these exciting STEAM programs. For kids in grades 4-8.
Make a handprint picture for your mom! Please wear clothes that can get messy.
Monday, May 12th9:30am - 11:30am
Advanced Features of MS Word 2013
Central Library - Computer Lab
Age Group: adults
Learners will get experience using tables, running a mail merge, customizing Word settings and more. Prerequisite: Additional Features of Word.
Registration begins on April 28th
Monday, May 12th1:00pm - 4:00pm
Mahjongg Play
Tates Creek Branch - Large Conference Room
Age Group: adults, seniors
Join us the 2nd and 4th Mondays each month. Previous game experience is recommended.
Monday, May 12th3:00pm - 4:30pm
Job Lab @ Central Library
Central Library - Computer Lab
Age Group: adults
Open lab time to work on job search skills, resume or cover letter writing skills, and job applications with computer teachers present to answer questions. No reservations required. Bring complete references, job history, education, and any other information you might need for a...
Monday, May 12th4:00pm - 8:00pm
Homework Help/Ayuda con tarea
Village Branch
Age Group: 2nd-3rd grade, middle school, high school
Homework help is available to all children in grades K-12. Please come in and sign up before 7:30pm each day, to ensure that you will receive help.
Monday, May 12th4:00pm - 8:00pm
Homework Help/Ayuda con tarea
Village Branch
Age Group: 2nd-3rd grade, middle school, high school
Homework help is available to all children in grades K-12. Please come in and sign up before 7:30pm each day, to ensure that you will receive help.
A safe place for young men to discuss what is on their minds while learning valuable life skills. For ages 12-18.
Monday, May 12th6:30pm - 8:00pm
Intermediate ESL
Tates Creek Branch - Small Conference Room
Age Group: adults
These classes are offered in partnership with Bluegrass Literacy. For more information, contact the Tates Creek branch (859)231-5500.
Monday, May 12th7:00pm - 8:00pm
Considering laser vision correction or cataract removal?
Tates Creek Branch - Large Conference Room
Age Group: adults, adults
Join Dr. D. Conklin Jr., M.D., a board-certified ophthalmologist, as he discusses advances in refractive and cataract surgery. Dr. Conklin will give an overview of LASIK, LASEK, intraocular lenses, and advancements in vision correction and cataract removal technology....
Enhance and organize digital photos and create a slideshow with music and text. This is a great class for beginners.
Registration begins on April 29th
Tuesday, May 13th11:00am - 12:00pm
Beaumont Day Book Discussion Group
Beaumont Branch - Small Conference Room
Age Group: adults
The daytime book discussion group at Beaumont meets two Tuesday mornings a month during the months September through May. Titles selected for reading include nonfiction as well as fiction, and are frequently supplied by the library. The reading schedule is subject to change due...
Tuesday, May 13th11:00am - 12:00pm
Preschool Play Date!
Northside Branch - Large Conference Room
Age Group: preschool (3-5 Years)
Enjoy some play centers with your friends! Recommended for kids 5 and younger.
Tuesday, May 13th12:30pm - 2:00pm
English Conversation Group
Central Library - Room C
Age Group: adults
An intermediate to advanced level English class that focuses on developing fluency through small group activities and discussion.
Tuesday, May 13th4:00pm - 5:00pm
Ready for Kindergarten
Village Branch
Age Group: toddler (2-3 years), preschool (3-5 Years)
For ages 2-5,children will participate in learning activities that will increase their Kindergarten readiness skills and parents will learn how to help their children prepare for Kindergarten. Registration Required.


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Line of duty deaths 1980 - 1999
Commission Date: August 13, 1979
Rank: Patrol Officer
On December 18, 1984, at about 6:25AM, Seattle Police Officer Nick Davis was shot and killed in the line of duty. Officer Davis was working a prowler car in the the First Hill area of the city. As he approached the International House of Pancakes at 950 East Madison Street, he saw one of the restaurant employees chasing a man. The employee told the officer that the suspect fled after failing to pay his $4.55 food bill. Officer Davis radioed for back up and approached the suspect. A struggle ensued and the suspect was able to take Officer Davis' revolver. The suspect shot Officer Davis twice. The suspect fled, but was captured a short distance away. Officer Nick Davis died 30 minutes later at Harborview Medical Center. He was survived by his wife Stacie and his three sons Jeff, Jim, and Jerry.
Commission Date: April 23, 1968
Rank: Patrol Officer
On April 23, 1985, at about noon, Seattle Police Officer Dale Eggers was shot and killed in the line of duty. Officer Eggers was working at the SeaFirst Bank, Beacon Hill Branch, when a lone gunman entered. The suspect intended to rob the bank and approached Officer Eggers from behind. He shot the officer in the head. He then fled the scene without robbing the bank. Other officers tracked and arrested the suspect at a nearby location. Officer Dale Eggers was taken to Harborview Hospital where he was pronounced dead forty-five minutes later.
Commission Date: February 21, 1990
Rank: Narcotics Detective
On June 4, 1994, at about 1:30AM, Seattle Police Detective Antonio Terry was shot and killed in the line of duty. Detective Terry was exiting I-5 near Boeing field, at the Swift-Albro exit, when he happened upon an occupied disabled vehicle. Detective Terry stopped his unmarked police car behind the disabled vehicle. One of the suspects recognized him as a police officer and opened fire, wounding him. The suspects fled the scene. Detective Terry managed to drive himself nearly two miles to the South Precinct where fellow officers summoned aid. Detective Antonio Terry was taken to Harborview Hospital where he died at 4:01AM. He was survived by his wife Cheryl, two sons, Austin and Colton, and daughter Vanessa.
Commission Date: January 31, 1966
Rank: Patrol Officer
On May 11, 1995, during the early morning hours, Seattle Police Officer Kenneth L. Davis was killed in the line of duty. As he left the North Precinct in his personal vehicle, a Washington State Patrol Trooper was stopping a Corvette for a traffic violation at an I-5 off-ramp. As the Trooper approached the vehicle, it sped off. The Trooper pursued the vehicle. The fleeing suspect drove recklessly through side streets until he blew through the intersection at North 107th Street and Meridian Avenue North, colliding with Officer Davis' vehicle. The suspect fled the scene on foot. Containment was set up and a K-9 unit was able to locate the suspect, who was taken into custody. Officer Kenneth L. Davis died instantly at the scene. He was survived by his wife Renie, and two sons Zachary and Rick.

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I have a soap hander that I have created that I need to get values from the Soap message and validate against. However when I call the
getTextContent() method on any element of the soap I getthe exception
org.jboss.util.NotImplementedException: getTextContent
I have worked around and seen other posts with the error with no response, I assume that a later release the functionality was implemented but I cannot change the version
of the stack. Is there a way from the SOAPMessage that I can get the text elements without this method? If not what version was the functionality implemeneted.
ByteArrayOutputStream b = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
String text = b.toString();
As a word of caution, make sure this is in a try caught and check for nulls.
Thanks SpyHunter.
This allows me the string to the entire soap message, which I can do. But what I need is some way to gain access to the individual tags within the SOAPBody element and validate
based upon certain criteria( to be exact xml tags to avoid xml injection... yes its crazy). Is there a version that allows this function, or is there a way to gain access to the elements within the document?
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Pick the right pattern and a fabric you love, and with a little time and effort, you'll be creating a wearable item and there will be no looking back!
Make this beautiful dress for her to wear to the Easter Egg hunt. Just think of the photo opportunities to go along with it!
Ever since I got an iPad, I have been searching for just the right tote bag for it. I looked at tons of pre-made bags that were either very elaborate and expensive or super simple with no personality. I knew that I wanted something sturdy but simple, fun but functional. I decided my best option to get exactly what I wanted was to make a bag myself. After looking at several sewing patterns for bags, I determined that what I wanted would be simple enough to make without a pattern. I decided on a simple messenger style with a wide comfortable padded strap and an open top that I could quickly and easily slip my iPad into. I wanted a few pockets inside for accessories and bit of extra room for my wireless keyboard and anything else I might need to tote along with me for the day.
To begin, I lay your iPad (or other device) on your fabric to measure what size you want your finished bag to be. I planned to work with the folded edge of the fabric as my bag's bottom so I laid my iPad on the fabric with the fold with the fold along the bottom. For my bag, I added 2" for seam allowances and extra bag size on each side of the iPad. You can easily adjust the measurements to create a larger or smaller bag to best match your device size and needs.
Cut two pieces of fabric and one piece of fusible fleece or batting to the determined size. Set the fleece or batting piece aside. Apply fusible interfacing to the wrong side of each fabric. I wanted my fabric fairly stiff on my bag so I used a heavy craft weight interfacing.
If you want a pocket inside your bag, cut a piece of fabric the size of the pocket you desire, adding 1" to each side. (My pocket piece measured 12" wide by 9 1/2" tall.) Apply fusible interfacing to the backside of the pocket fabric. Create a 1" fold on each side of the pocket piece, pressing and pinning it to the back side. My finished pocket size was 10" wide by 7 1/2" tall.)
Top stitch along the top edge of the pocket piece 1/8" – 1/4" from the top edge.
Fold the bag lining in half, laying it on your table so that the fold is at the bottom. Place the pocket piece in the center of the lining, making sure that the sewn top edge of the pocket is at the. Unfold the lining and pin the pocket in place.
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Pin the three layers together. Sew the pieces together by sewing 1/8" from the edge on all four sides.
Sew folded bias tape over the two short sides of the assembled bag body. These two sides will be the top edges to the bag.
To create straps, determine what width you want your straps to be (mine were 2" wide) and how long you want your straps to be (mine was 64" long). Cut two fabric, two interfacing, and one fleece or batting pieces to match your desired measurements. In my example, I had to piece two cuts of fabric together to create each of the strap pieces. I place the seam of each at the center of my strap pieces. Adhere the interfacing to the strap pieces.
Layer the strap pieces like you did the pieces to the body of the bag. Pin the pieces together and sew 1/8" from the edge on all four sides.
Pin the strap to the body of the bag. The body of the bag fits around the ends of each strap like a letter U. Make sure that the center point on the bag's body in the fold matches the center of each strap bottom. After pinning, sew the bag and strap together, 1/8" - 1/4" from the edge.
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New information to be released in the fatal stabbing of Joyce Roth
Published: Jun 17 2013 08:41:31 PM EDT Updated On: Jun 18 2013 07:50:48 AM EDT
A press conference will be held Tuesday morning regarding the fatal stabbing of 87-year-old Joyce Roth.
Joyce Roth of South Whitehall Township was visiting her family in Dauphin County when she was found stabbed to death with a kitchen knife on June 10.
Roth's family said she always woke up early and may have encountered an intruder.
Police say there were other people inside the home asleep when the murder took place.
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The supposed "irony" of whistle-blower Edward Snowden seeking asylum in countries such as Ecuador and Venezuela has become a media meme. Numerous articles, op-eds, reports and editorials in outlets such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, NPR, and MSNBC have hammered on this idea since the news first broke that Snowden was seeking asylum in Ecuador. It was a predictable retread of the same meme last year when Julian Assange took refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy in London and the Ecuadorian government deliberated his asylum request for months.
by: Jon Rappoport ---------------- During his 2008 campaign for president, Barack Obama transmitted signals that he understood the GMO issue. Several key anti-GMO activists were impressed. They thought Obama, once in the White House, would listen to their concerns and act on them. These activists weren't just reading tea leaves. On the campaign trail, Obama said: "Let folks know when their food is genetically modified, because Americans have a right to know what they're buying."
Since the Corrective Operation to Unseat the President (COUP) in Egypt, one name has been on everyone's lips, General Abdul-Fattah al-Sisi the leader of the Glorious Egyptian Army©. It's true a few were cursing him, but most honourable citizens of Egypt and the other Arab countries were behind the General's historical corrective manoeuvre against the Muslim Brotherhood. General al-Sisi embodies the values of Arab liberalism: manliness, strength, striking with a hand of steel and, above all, a musical name that rhymes. In his attempt to reach out to Arab liberals, the General in his wisdom decided to grant us this exclusive interview as one of the leading publications for Liberal Communist Secularist Arabs. We are very grateful to the Beacon of Arab Secularism for this.
The purpose of this game is to simulate in some simple form the shifting and complex strategic relationships between press, government, and Wikileaks during period.During the game, each player will possess a certain number of credibility counters -- which represents the social capital and public standing that allows the players the flexibility to act. The objective of Open Secrets is to be the player with the highest number of credibility counters at the end of the game
New Pope Francis isn't a Hitler Youth like the last guy, but he has own troubled history.Francis I along with the whole Argentine Catholic Church have faced criticism for their silence or complicity during the post-1976 military dictatorship — a failure for which the Church apologized in 2012.
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I am 27 years old and have been battling Leukemia for the past three years. In March 2007 I had my second bone marrow transplant. I was in the hospital downtown at Karmanos for months. Pistons games always kept my spirits up during the rough days. Rasheed is my favorite player. Every time he would yell "ball don't lie" I would smile. My recovery has been very difficult and has left me with very little energy. Once my strength started coming back, the first thing I wanted to do was go to a Pistons game. So last month my family surprised me with tickets! I was so excited. I had a sign professionally made and arrived at the Palace three hours early because I was determined to get some autographs - which I did!! Pistons games are just so much fun. I didn't want the game to end.
Pistons keep my spirits up!!
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When I read this story it made me think how the courage of one young woman can make such a differance in our world. To have faced such adversity and still smile about a simple remark "ball don't lie" should bring unending inspiration to each of us.
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How encouraging for a young person to take something they find joy in and use it for good! This young lady could sit for months in the hospital being down and depressed but she chooses to find the lighter things of life to lift up those darker times.
says ... on Monday, Mar 17 at 8:39 PM
Great story! Brings us all back to reality about the important things in life. Can't think of a better reason to go to a Piston game. Sometimes you wonder what the big deal is about professional sports. Well, this is a good enough reason!


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What is a Prerunner?
What is a Prerunner?
I salute the Potentate of Power and request his infinite wisdom.
I've been grinding gears off-road my whole life, but I don't get the word prerunner. It's used often in your magazine, your great magazine, to describe everything but a Toyota truck. You even called the Raptor a "factory-built prerunner"! What gives, O great one?
I run 285/70R17s on my Dodge. What's the "285"? I know it is tire height, but 285 of what? Is it just foolishness like the old F70 or D78 designations or what? What gives, my leader? Don't use "metric equivalent" or "arbitrary" in your answer, please.
My tires have gone up from 25 to 45 bucks this year. Are the tire company guys doing us like the oil companies? Is it the Feds? They sell 100 million tires a year and that's some serious revenue, Daddy-O! What gives, boss?
Free my tortured soul from ignorance.
A prerunner is a style of truck used to prerun a race, common in off-road desert racing. The equipment used to modify the truck is intended to allow the vehicle to go faster over extreme bumps and terrain while providing a safe and controlled ride. It isn't supposed to be a flat-out desert racer, but at least close.
On your tires, the sidewall size designation is indeed the metric equivalent of the old F70 style of markings, but hardly arbitrary. In fact, it's quite sensible. The "285" is called the section width as measured from sidewall to sidewall, in millimeters. The "70" is the aspect ratio, which is a percentage of the section width to the height of the sidewall. So your tire's sidewall is 70 percent of 285 mm, or 199.5 mm. The "R" indicates a radial tire; a bias tire might be marked with a "B," a dash, or a space. The "17" is the rim size in, yes, inches. So your tire's total height is 32.75 inches because 199.5 mm multiplied by 2 is about 15.75 inches, and you add that to a 17-inch rim. Go to www.discounttire.com and check out the whole story.
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Hey guys, I was just reading your October issue and was reading up on the New Jersey lift laws. I just took my newly acquired '90 Chevy Blazer on a 6-inch lift with 35s through the stability testing. The Asbury Park location where you photographed the tilt wall is where I had my truck on the 19th of August. I have a listing of applicable rules and regulations provided by NJDMV on oversized vehicles. You hit the nail on the head but missed a few things.
New Jersey has moved away from safety inspections, only doing emissions testing now, so it is the owner's responsibility to ensure safety. Overall, the testing of the stability takes 35-45 minutes to load the truck onto the scales then balance it with the driver-side wheels up on the comedy act of a bump and the passenger-side wheels on the scales. After that, the truck is measured on the front and rear bumpers and in the inner doorframe on the driver side, the wheel height and width are checked, and everything is crunched in a computer.
Now the real adventure is the mud flaps. They will penalize you and fail you if they do not come fully down to the bottom of the rim. I found out the hard way, as I was 1/8 inch short. In all, though, you hit it dead-on, like I said. There were just a few things you missed. Keep up the great work, and keep the muddy action rolling.
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Man, we need to move to Bolivia to get away from red tape. I hear you get more for your money there. Thanks for the N.J. update!


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By Mr. deMacedo of Plymouth (by request), a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 645) of Jay D. Ferguson for legislation to require the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station located in the town of Plymouth to provide for weekly testing of its safety and alarm system. Public Safety and Homeland Security.
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The Wilkins, Bernal and Medawar lectures were originally delivered as three separate lectures, each given triennially. Since 2007, they have been combined under the one title of the Wilkins-Bernal-Medawar Lecture, and have been given annually.
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Clean clothes, it turns out, are about a lot more than stain removal. White whites and bright colors are all well and good, but what about energy efficiency, water use, and those pesky chemical residues?
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Excitement is in the air at Ludowici Church of God. Friends and congregants are grateful for their new pastor, the Rev. David A. Holton.
Over the years, I have encountered many who walk around with unforgiving hearts. In fact, you would be surprised at the number of people who harbor ill feelings toward others and refuse to extend forgiveness. There are family members, friends, coworkers and even Christian brothers and sisters who avoid speaking to one another for years because of a silly incident.
Global missionary Johanna Long is visiting First Baptist Church in Hinesville this weekend and she said she's excited to share stories of her international adventures and work with the children of Central Africa.
Well, school is fully in session again. It's hard to believe, isn't it? The buses are running, the teachers and students are excited, and "the three R's" are being taught and learned at a record pace.
The apostle Peter wrote, "As newborn babes, desire the sincere milk of the word, that ye may grow thereby" (I Peter 2:2).
Earl D. Williams, pastor of Wilderness Baptist Church in Midway, loves to fish, but seldom has the time to enjoy his hobby. He said he's too busy fishing for souls.
Growing up in church has given me a unique perspective on walking the Christian walk. I've had opportunities to share the room with gifted men and women of God. Generally, as pastors and parishioners, we're able to quote scripture dealing with the "fruits of the spirit" - love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, faith, etc. However, we all know that quoting scripture and actually practicing what you preach are two separate things.
The prophet Isaiah was sent to the people of Israel to try and get them to turn back to God, putting all their trust in Him.
In 1 Peter 3:15, Christians are told to "always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have."
Okay, I have to admit it. I love baseball. I know that many in the younger generation are bored by the game. But I find it fascinating.
During the week of Aug. 9-14, First Calvary Missionary Baptist Church in Hinesville will celebrate its ministry anniversaries at 7:30 p.m. Bishop Victor Couzens Sr., of the Inspirational Baptist Church in Cincinnati, will speak Monday through Friday. At 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 14, the Rev. William Miller, of New Fellowship Baptist Church in Glennville, will speak.
Another day up, another day down. Let's look at life one day at a time. Yes, we all have a calendar full of appointments and events. But we must slow down and thank God for letting us live one day at a time. We won't live forever, so it's important to be grateful for every hour and every day.
I will never forget the day for as long as I live. I was sitting on the living room sofa in my home in Warren, Mich., listening to my sister on the phone from Atlanta.
Despite what some may believe and even try and teach, God is a loving God.
The other day I was walking around the house and just happened to notice out of the corner of my eye a lily that had just bloomed.
Sometimes life throws us curve balls - situations, circumstances and problems that we just don't know how to handle.
Over 2,000 years ago, there was this one called Jesus Christ who came on the scene in history. He preached, taught and healed the sick. Crowds gathered just to see if he was going to perform another miracle.
Dad used to tell me, "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Coach would say, "No pain, no gain." And one teacher would remark, "We learn best through adversity."
The Bible plainly states that all men have sinned (Romans 3:23). Sin, though not inherited, has been a plague of each generation of mankind. Each individual sins and is responsible for their sins.
There is no doubt that we are living in some difficult times. Many are struggling to make ends meet. Many are wondering if there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
Sunday was an exciting time, and those at St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church are celebrating a great accomplishment in the life of their church.
This week has been beautiful, and I think spring is finally here to stay. We have been fooled before with a cold front sneaking its way back in. Well, speaking of being fooled, Tuesday was April Fool's Day where many a folk were hoaxed or tricked. Most of this was all done in fun and brought much-needed laughter.
Well, did you survive April Fool's Day? Or are you one of those who pulls the pranks on others?
Often, the love of Jesus is not seen in the lives of his creation.
"Jesus said, 'Take ye away the stone.' Martha, the sister of him that was dead, saith unto him, 'Lord, by this time he stinketh, for he hath been dead four days.' Then they took away the stone from the place where the dead was laid. And Jesus lifted up his eyes, and said, 'Father, I thank thee that thou hast heard me.' And when he thus had spoken, he cried with a loud voice, 'Lazarus, come forth.' And he that was dead came forth, bound hand and foot with graveclothes, and his face was bound about with a napkin. Jesus ...
The older I get, the more I pay attention to my surroundings. I notice the beauty of flowers, trees, stars and even little details.
Spring has come. It's obvious on the calendar. We already have moved the clocks forward for daylight saving time. And where we live, trees and flowers are blooming all over.
Last week, we looked at Isaiah 1:18 and saw that God was willing to give his people an opportunity to come to their senses and turn back to him. Those people failed to heed God's warnings. Surely, man can learn from their mistakes (Romans 15:4).
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Best place to stay in LA. Period. – The Charlie is just fantastic. I stay in LA for months at a time on work and The Charlie has become my home away from home. Its just a very special place. It truly feels like home away from. It's like a wonderful european estate tucked away in west hollywood. Everything is very private, very quiet, and very personal. The restoration work on this historical landmark was clearly done with care and attention to detail. One can brush off the stress of the day and just relax upon returning home. The owner and staff treat their clients like family. I have honestly, never, ever, been treated better. The apartments open onto private gardens and trees. Its centrally located. Near the best restaurants and nightlife, yet peaceful and relaxed. I can not recommend The Charlie enough. It's great!
The Charlie Hotel - The best hidden secret in West Hollywood – My partner and I are from South Africa and upon our arrival in Los Angeles, we started searching for the ideal place to stay in LA. I happen to stumble across an article in the Vanity Fair on a little hotel called The Charlie Hotel. I gave one look at the pictures and decided that this place sure looks promising enough to go and check it out. Little did I know what was waiting for us...
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Best place to stay in Hollywood – When I first walked into the compound of the Charlie amongst all the beautiful roses and quietness, I had almost forgotten where I was. Certainly not in the center of Hollywood. I could feel the history here. I was greeted by Menachem who was like a long lost uncle waiting to welcome me. I stayed at the Ruth (named after Ruth Gordon as all the english bungalows are named after the stars who stayed there) and loved to open the front door to the gardens and let the sunlight without any noise, just the fountains and birds below. Menachem let me bring my piano in for my stay and my creativity has been flowing. He is so happy to accomadate whatever he can to make you feel happy and at home. There hasn't been a time that grounds manager Arturo was not there when we needed anythng!
Going back and forth to NY and LA so often, coming into the gates of the Charlie make me feel like I am home safe and sound.
OASIS – The Charlie is an absolute gem. Never have I been in a place so beautiful in the most unlikely setting. Tucked away in residential West Hollywood, The Charlie is LA's best kept secret. Each bungalow is designed to feel like a home away from home and upon stepping foot into any of them, you truly feel the ambiance. The inevitable sigh of relaxation escapes the moment you walk into the impeccable gardens. The staff makes you feel like you always lived here and are incredibly attentive and personable.
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In LA? ONLY place to stay!! – i have traveled far and wide and have stayed at dozens of hotels in cities all around the world. many were enjoyable, but none memorable-until i stayed at The Charlie.
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There are gardens are superb and tastefully understated, and decks to sun yourself (if you choose). All this, incredibly, in the middle of West Hollywood; a stone's throw away from Beverly Hills and in the middle of the Melrose shopping area.
The place is an absolute prize. I had driven past it many times without even knowing it was there!
An absolutely stunning jewel brought back to life.
If you can, stay there when you are in LA.
If you live in LA, go for a few days. Treat yourself.
I'm finally Home! – My family and I moved here from Washington a few months ago. The first place we rented was a home in Malibu. We lasted only one month there, due to the high rent, unlivable conditions and an unreasonable landlord. I was about to give up when my daughter found, on the net, a place called The Charlie. The moment we arrived, we were greeted by the nicest woman, who showed us all the available bungalows for rent.My family and I couldn't believe our eyes, it was as if we had landed on an oasis.The rentals were all beautiful and reasonably priced and if that wasn't enough, the rent included everything from free cable to free cleaning service. Not only is the owner the most hospitable person I ever met but the entire staff is courteous and helpful. The only problem I'm having is that I never want to leave this shangrila.
Citysearch Editorial Review – Secreted away from the wild crawl of the Sunset Strip is where you'll find this picturesque English hideaway that was once home to Charlie Chaplin. Now, the iconic property, which was originally built in 1924, has been restored with 14 bungalows (11 of which are for B&B use, the other three for long-term stays), gorgeous gardens and that sort of insouciant Hollywood glamour a la Chateau Marmont. Each of the bungalows is named for the famous people who stayed there like Marilyn Monroe and Gloria Swanson. Reserve the Marlene or Betty ($350 daily) or Valentino ($500 daily, $10,000 per month) and you can live--at least for one night--like a Hollywood legend.
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GARWIN - Both GMG and Southeast Webster-Grand had long losing streaks they wanted to see come to an end Friday night.
However, only one team ended the losing streak and that team was Southeast Webster-Grand as it dominated the trenches against the Wolverines and won the non-district football game, 39-21.
The victory ended a losing of streak of 53 games by Southeast Webster-Grand. GMG's losing streak now reaches 26 games.
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"They physically beat us on the lines," GMG coach Kyl Gillespie said. "Our defensive line was way too high all game long. Their offensive line got good push after good push."
The game was close throughout the first half as the Eagles led 7-0 after one quarter and then held a 19-14 lead at the break. Six more points in the third for the winners made it 26-14 and GMG never got any closer the rest of the way.
Sophomore Lansana Mohr led the Wolverines with 178 yards rushing and one touchdown. Austin Vaughn completed two passes for 9 yards and also had two short rushing TDs in the game. Luke Petty had one catch for seven yards to lead the receivers. Brock Fisher also rushed for 88 yards in the loss.
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An image of a bear with a shiny coat of black fur was captured by a motion-activated camera in the Nances Creek area earlier this month, said Robert Carter, a Jacksonville State University biology professor. The image was sent via email to Carter, who studies the black bear population in and around the Talladega National Forest.
"The population is pretty low, but they're around," Carter said. "It's becoming more common."
The number of black bear sightings in the area has been increasing, prompting some to believe the bear's population is on the rise here, Carter said. In addition to the black bear seen by the camera in Nances Creek, at least three more bear sightings have been reported in recent months.
Two sightings occurred at or around Cheaha State Park, and one sighting occurred in Piedmont on private property. An isolated sighting isn't an indication that the bear population is growing, but multiple reports in one year is a signal to researchers that "something is going on," Carter said.
The black bear once was common in Alabama, but the animal nearly disappeared from much of the state by 1920. Scientists say there were two main causes for the bear population's decline: the destruction of its habitat and over-hunting.
"The bear is a part of the ecosystem that's been gone for a long time," Carter said.
A significant increase in the black bear population could be beneficial to several smaller species which thrive in the same habitat as the larger, fur-bearing animal, said Todd Steury, an Auburn University professor who tracks Alabama's black bear population.
"It's what we call an umbrella effect," Steury said.
Lesser-known species such as the long-tailed weasel and the spotted skunk, both of which are present in Alabama, thrive in the same habitats that are good for the black bear, Steury said.
Evidence to support the idea that the bear population is growing mount with each documented sighting, but there is little scientific proof of the increase in the local wilderness and forest.
Sightings reported by the public are not always reliable sources of information for researchers. Sometimes people mistake other animals as bears, Carter said.
"A lot of people will say that they saw a black bear and they didn't," Carter said. "It might just be a black lab they saw at dusk."
Carter and other researchers continue to look for more evidence of the bear's presence in northeast Alabama.
A lone tuft of black bear fur in a barbed wire hair snare was the only sign of the bears' presence during a JSU population study conducted in the Dugger Mountain Wilderness area earlier this year. The snare, surrounded by food for the bear, was designed to collect fur samples.
"I think that's OK, because we know the population is low," Carter said.
A study of the black bear population at Little River Canyon National Preserve near Fort Payne offered more definitive answers about the black bear population in that area. The study, which ended in October, confirmed what some scientists already were sure of – there is a sustainable black bear population there.
Researchers found two female black bears with cubs and evidence of 16 to 19 bears in the preserve. The sustainable black bear population at Little River Canyon didn't exist a decade ago, Steury said.
Scientists believe most of the black bears roaming the local forest and wilderness areas are males coming south from Tennessee and Georgia. Within 10 years, Carter said, a sustainable black bear population – one with females and cubs – will exist in or around the Talladega National Forrest.
While bears are sometimes portrayed in popular couture as violent predators, Carter said local people have no reason to fear the black bear. It lives mostly on a diet of plants and insects, eating meat only rarely, and is easily scared away from people, he said.
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LEWISTON – The war of words escalated Wednesday in the race for Maine's open U.S. Senate seat.
Democrat Cynthia Dill, Independent Angus King and Republican Charlie Summers.
During a forum at the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce in Lewiston, Republican candidate Charlie Summers continued to hammer independent Angus King, for his business interests and his fiscal management in two terms as Maine's governor.
King responded to each attack, including Summers' claim that he vetoed a bill 13 years ago that would have increased funding for a program that delivers meals to the needy.
Democratic candidate Cynthia Dill, meanwhile, hit both of her rivals, pegging Summers as a climate change denier who has engaged in voter suppression as Maine's secretary of state.
King, she said, is an "honorable man" but the beneficiary of a political system that fails 99 percent of Americans.
The exchanges, particularly between Summers and King, were more pointed than in recent debates.
At one point the moderator had to intervene when Summers tried to talk over King as the former governor explained his support for natural gas development.
Summers, appearing increasingly comfortable as the aggressor, had claimed that King's championing of natural gas is another "chance to make money off the backs of taxpayers," a reference to King's involvement in the wind power industry.
Summers also implied that King supports natural gas development because of his position on the board of directors at Woodard & Curran, an environmental engineering firm that assists natural gas providers.
King's initial response to Summers' jab: "Wow."
He went on to explain that the firm has myriad interests.
"It never occurred to me that my position would be perceived as some sort of conflict," said King sarcastically, as some members of the crowd laughed.
Summers tried to press the issue and the two candidates spent nearly 10 seconds talking over each other before the moderator intervened.
Dill, meanwhile, quipped, "There they go again."
"My two opponents should put aside their bickering about money," she said. "It's the one thing they both have in common."
Earlier, Summers criticized King for vetoing a bill that would have increased Meals on Wheels funding by $200,000. Summers said King instead spent millions on laptop computers for Maine's middle school students.
Summers then added his familiar - and disputed - claim that King increased spending by 45 percent and left the state with a $1 billion deficit.
King said he knew that the Meals on Wheels veto would come back to "haunt" him, but it was one of 23 vetoes on spending bills. He said it had nothing to do with the merits of the program, but the "principles of fiscal prudence."
Summers' supporters immediately took to Twitter and email to argue that King cut the program but spent $37.2 million on the laptop initiative. The Meals on Wheels veto came in 1999. The laptop initiative was passed by the Legislature in 2001.
King said he wouldn't apologize for the laptop initiative, which was about "equality of opportunity for every child in every town" in Maine.
He also called untrue Summers' repeated jabs on the budget scenario after his second term in the Blaine House.
King said the $1 billion wasn't a deficit, but the result of spending outpacing revenue projections - what's called a "structural gap." King noted that 10 of the last 11 state budgets, including the current one under Gov. Paul LePage, have had the structural gap.
King also went on the offensive, criticizing Summers for joining a host of Republicans in Congress who have signed the Americans for Tax Reform no-tax pledge. The group is led by Republican activist Grover Norquist.
King said Summers has "given away his decision making" ability to Norquist so he can't be a part of the conversation to help solve the national deficit.
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NAPPANEE — Wakarusa Elementary School served as the setting for the most recent gathering of the Wa-Nee Community Board of School Trustees on Monday, March 24. Along with the change of venue came an encouraging discussion, led by principal John Payne, about the upward trend in overall student performance, test scores, and mastery of reading skills.
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UCLA Bali Theater Study Tour to Resume in Summer 2004
UC Students were unable to travel to Bali to study theater this summer, and they knew what they were missing.
Published: Monday, July 28, 2003This article originally appeared in DB Magazine, a publication of the UCLA Daily Bruin, July 28 - August 4, 2003
In Bali, everyone is an artist. Participation in the performing arts is, according to the tenets of the Hindu religion, essential to the spiritual well-being of each individual in the community. Farmers sowing seeds in rice fields, politicians hammering out legislation, and shopkeepers displaying merchandise in windows each have an obligation to make an artistic contribution to their community.
Every summer Asian theater specialist Professor Patricia Harter introduces a small group of UCLA students to an academically rigorous culture shock by taking them to Bali for three weeks to study the performing arts. Students normally hear from speakers specializing in such types of theater as gamelan orchestra music, mask dance and trance while also participating in workshops and living in the cultural environment.
Due to the political climate in Bali and the United States, plus the SARS scare through Asia, UCLA students were not able to attend this summer. But Professor Harter is determined to take students next year, in time to observe an elaborate festival that occurs every 210 days.
One of the many ancient art forms that the students see is shadow puppetry. Two dimensional cutout figures represent Hindu gods behind a sheer fabric-like screen illuminated by candlelight. The puppets act out familiar religious stories, complete with stock clown characters and slapstick comedy, garnering laughs from children in the audience.
Though only the smoke-colored shadows of the god figures are visible through the screen, the puppets are painted gold with vibrant colored accents and intricate design. To an untrained puppeteer, maneuvering the sticks proves awkward, and the delicately hinged limbs move in a gangly way. A Balinese puppeteer makes the movement look fluid on the screen the same way his ancestors did before him.
"Everything in Balinese Theater is very set in ritual," said Melissa Shunk, a theater graduate student who went to Bali for her thesis on theater education. "There is no improvisation; there are no solo moments where you make it up on your own. It's about putting your spirit into the details,.
Putting spirit into the details is exactly why theater in Bali has survived for so long. "Here in the West, theater is a cultural appendage," Professor Harter said. "(In Bali) performance is very much a part (of) and integral to society in that performance is efficacious. Every person is involved in performance because it is a gift to the gods."
The potent culture of Balinese theater can exist because of the island's small population and because the individuals are all Hindu, leading to an integration of religion and art.
However, the island's tradition of theater doesn't exist in a vacuum. As tourism flourished around Bali and the surrounding islands of Indonesia, a new direction for theater developed.
Wood-sculpted masks modeled after the Hindu gods and demons were traditionally only used for temple performance and required a lengthy process of ceremonial purification. The tradition of sacred masks remains, but in addition masks are now carved in a non-ritualistic fashion solely to sell to tourists. Performance space was made outside of the temple and performances were created for the tourists.
"The quality of performance isn't very high because they do it every day of the week for tourists," Shunk said. "I think primarily it's to make money. (Another possible reason is) some Balinese might find it easier to choreograph for the tourists because the dances are not sacred or ritualistic, so they have more freedom to create."
Though the students can witness sacred the Balinese performance tradition in a way the typical tourist visiting the island never can, there is no denying they are tourists. A major reason Professor Harter brings students to Bali is to demystify the "exotic" feel of Asia. "For all of us here in the United States, anything to do with Asia tends to be exotic. When something is exotic, you think of it as the other and you place it at a distance. The more you understand the culture and the belief system, the less exotic it becomes and the more you appreciate it."


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