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Thursday, July 31, 2014
Matthew 14:13-21
I am writing these words during my current sabbatical from parish ministry. As much as I love the people I serve alongside, it is good to be away for a time of rest and renewal. As human beings, we need time apart. If this is true for me, with my small concerns, how much more true it must be for Jesus, who carries the weight of the world. We sometimes forget just how human he was. But he is the Word Incarnate, the truest expression of what it means to be human. Part of our humanity is the need to withdraw from others and reconnect with God. After the death of his relative, John the Baptist, Jesus needs to do exactly this. He takes time away, not because he doesn't love the crowds, but to find the strength to better love and serve them. With this renewed strength, it will be important for us to watch what happens next in Jesus' unfolding story.
God, we are a busy people. We forget that we need to stop, to sit, to rest. Remind us that we can do more when we give our concerns back to you and pause, waiting to see what you will do next. Amen.
David R. LylePastor, St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Pawleys Island, S.C. Master of Divinity , 2002
Matthew 14:13-21 (NRSV)
13 Now when Jesus heard this, he withdrew from there in a boat to a deserted place by himself. But when the crowds heard it, they followed him on foot from the towns.
14 When he went ashore, he saw a great crowd; and he had compassion for them and cured their sick.
15 When it was evening, the disciples came to him and said, "This is a deserted place, and the hour is now late; send the crowds away so that they may go into the villages and buy food for themselves."
16 Jesus said to them, "They need not go away; you give them something to eat."
17 They replied, "We have nothing here but five loaves and two fish."
18 And he said, "Bring them here to me."
19 Then he ordered the crowds to sit down on the grass. Taking the five loaves and the two fish, he looked up to heaven, and blessed and broke the loaves, and gave them to the disciples, and the disciples gave them to the crowds.
20 And all ate and were filled; and they took up what was left over of the broken pieces, twelve baskets full.
21 And those who ate were about five thousand men, besides women and children.
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|loaf kings hawaiian bread, sliced in thirds crosswise to make 3 layers
|2 pkg
|(8 oz.) cream cheese, softened (i used fat free cream cheese)
|1 pkg
|ranch dressing mix (dry)
|1 lb
|deli ham
|1 Tbsp
|chives (optional)
|1 Tbsp
|minced onions (optional)
|1 can(s)
|small can sliced black olives or black and green olives mixed
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I received this recipe from a friend while we were working at our voting precinct. It is so good, the possibilities are endless, and it feeds quite a few people. This is a great appetizer, light lunch, or even for supper during these hot days. Served with chips and dip it is a complete meal.
Place loaf of Hawaiian Bread in the freezer for a few minutes before assembling sandwich. This makes for easier slicing crosswise of the bread. Mix softened cream cheese, ranch dressing mix, minced onions and minced chives together. Slice bread into 3rds crosswise. Spread some of the cream cheese mixture on the bottom layer. Place a few of the sliced olives on the cream cheese and layer as much ham as you want on that layer. Place middle layer of bread on top of ham and repeat with the cream cheese mixture, olives, and ham. If you have any cream cheese mixture left, you can spread on cut side of top layer of the bread and place top on sandwich. Place sandwich in an air tight container and refrigerate for several hours. I put the sandwich back in the foil pan and placed it back in the bag and placed in refrigerator.
NOTE: You can use deli turkey, deli roast beef, deli ham or combine the meats if you want. Before serving, you can add sliced tomatoes, shredded lettuce, whatever you want. This is great served with salsa and chips.
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Donna, this is lookin good!!! Love this sammie recipe!! Thanks for posting!
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Thank you, Diane!
Bonnie D. Utahn - Aug 10, 2012
I have actually eaten this when we had our monthly potluck at the college, and it is delicious! It is so awesome after it chills!

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When the holiday season is in full swing and the flurry of shopping takes over, we might be tempted to get a pet for someone on our list. All veterinarians have clients who have been gifted dogs, cats, birds, hedgehogs, snakes, bunny rabbits and many other species of pets that they never expected and did not really want. Our practice has seen families where the spouse has purchased a surprise puppy or kitten for the family without informing their partner. Many times, that partner is extremely unhappy about the unexpected surprise. Usually, these pets have to be re-homed or go back to the shelter.
Pets can bring joy and companionship into someone's life, but they are also a responsibility. They require time, energy and money in order to be cared for properly. Even people who plan ahead and research pet ownership before plunging into it are somewhat stunned by the portion of their time that needs to be devoted to walking the dog, cleaning the cat litter box, feeding, training, veterinary care, grooming and cleaning up pet fur around the house. Imagine how someone not expecting the pet as a gift would feel once the reality of pet ownership has dawned upon them.
If the gift is an exotic pet, there can be even more work involved. Birds require entertainment, social interaction and a variety of toys to keep them from being bored. They require a varied diet, including lots of vegetables, fruits, protein such as eggs, cooked brown rice and beans, and cage cleaning every day. Reptiles need a very specialized environment, which depends on appropriate lighting, temperature and humidity, and their diet varies greatly between species. Birds and reptiles are sometimes looked at as an ornament to add interest to a room with no thought about the noise, mess or work that will be involved.


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Four Boston Police officers allegedly had to take down a West Roxbury woman resisting arrest.
On Nov. 28, Emily Bridget Verrochi, of 16 Blueview Road, West Roxbury, was arrested and charged with destruction of property, resisting arrest, and assault and battery on a police officer with injuries.
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Police were called to a Blueview Road residence around 12:52 a.m. because the suspect had allegedly broken the front basement window in an attempt to gain entry, according to a Boston Police report. Officers saw the window frame pushed in and laying on the basement floor.
The suspect had not gained access to the home, and the homeowner told the police the suspect was no longer welcome at the home.
The suspect allegedly resisted being arrested, and it took four officers to take her down to the ground while she continued to resist arrest. One officer was kicked in the face during the struggle, breaking the officer's glasses. During the booking process, the suspect allegedly was resisting being transported to a holding cell, which caused an officer to fall the floor. The suspect also allegedly spat at officers.


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Big Brother 15 Spoilers: Week 2 Eviction Nominations Revealed!By: Annaka Turner on July 5, 2013
After the CBS Big Brother 15 show ends, the behind-the-scenes action continues on the Big Brother Live Feeds. On Thursday, the Big Brother 2013 cast enjoyed a lazy day and a 4th of July party but on Friday, it was back to the business of the game.After much scheming and plotting, the new Head of Household has announced their eviction nominations for week two. Read on for the Big Brother spoilers for who was put up on the block!
SPOILER WARNING: This post contains Big Brother 15 spoilers on game play decisions and actions not yet shown on the CBS Big Brother show. Please stop reading now if you do not want this information!
Although the Big Brother 15 cast HouseGuests spent much of the 4th of July lounging about and having a bit of fun (even the Have-Nots got to enjoy holiday party food), the next eviction was never far from anyone's mind. The new Head of Household and their closest alliance buddies were deep in discussion throughout the day about who should be nominated for eviction.
If you're ready to find out who the HoH finally chose to put up as the first two eviction nominees this week, then just click the plus sign underneath our SPOILER ALERT banner below!
After the Nominations Ceremony today, we'll have to wait and see who will be named Most Valuable Player for this week and who they will decide to put up as the third eviction nominee. Both of these things will likely be revealed on Saturday. Who do you want to go home next on Big Brother 15?
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Elissa is nothing like her sister and she should be given a chance by the houseguest. I think she's probably one of the nicer people in the house and I don't find her annoying
Some of these contestants are outright despicable. CBS obviously will not evict the offenders but couldn't they be given some punishment….a week on slop for every racial slur…..a week in have not room….cannot compete in competitions….can't become hoh…..at least something that might make them adjust their awful behaviour.
And please oh please, can't they be asked to stop dropping the f bomb every time they speak. Some of them can't formulate a sentence without using the word at least 3 times
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This week, The Frisky will be revealing their oh-so-ambitious resolutions for 2009. We encourage you to submit yours in the comments — maybe you'll inspire others to adapt the same resolutions and at the very least you'll get some support. Especially for your resolution to eat more donuts this year. That's something we can all get behind. Amelia will start…
1. Commit to going to yoga three times a week: And at the very least, getting into headstand. Forearm stand, I will tackle you in 2010. Handstand, see you in 2011.
2. Introduce myself to new music: And go to see more bands play live. I used to love doing this, but have stopped going on a regular basis. And I need some Ladyhawke and Little Joy to balance out all the Beyonce and Britney.
3. Curb bad behaviors: My bad behaviors are drinking too much wine and then eating copious amounts of mac 'n' cheese while sending regrettable Facebook messages. Must stop this in 2009. Keep reading »


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What's Peter Jackson Doing After 'The Hobbit'? Tintin He Hopes
It might be old news that Peter Jackson would be directing the sequel to Steven Spielberg's The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn. Truth be told, the movie might still be a hard sell with its motion capture style and if it bombs we may not see a series of these fantastic looking films.
Jackson has confirmed in a recent interview with THR that he plans to direct the sequel to Tintin after he's finished directing The Hobbit
Spielberg said that they still have yet to get the greenlight, but the studios have allowed them to develop it to the point where it's ready to go. He explained "[Sony and Paramount] were willing to do one movie with us and then give us the financial wherewithal to develop a script, do all the visual storyboards and get it really in launch position. So we can launch pretty quickly on a second movie. The script is already written."
The sequel will be called The Adventures Of Tintin: Prisoners of the Sun, and the script to the sequel in being written by Anthony Horowitz creator of the Alex Rider series of young-adult spy novels. The plot for the film involves Tintin and his BFF Captain Haddock investigating a strange illness that has befallen seven explorers who have discovered an Incan tomb, before traveling to Peru to get to the bottom of the mystery.
The movie is being released in Europe this week; it's bound to do well. America on the other hand…we will wait and see.
Fascinating Behind-The-Scenes Making-Of Videos For 'The Adventures Of Tintin'
In two weeks, Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg's The Adventures Of Tintin will begin playing around the world, eventually hitting North America in December. Our coverage has shown many reasons to be excited, the 3D motion capture film could be something very special, and possibly bring mo-cap movies to everyone's attention.
A few making-of videos are online (watch them after the jump below), the behind-the-scenes footage shows just how complicated this process is, not a lot of short cuts can be taken here it seems.
The film stars Jamie Bell as Tintin, the intrepid young reporter whose relentless pursuit of a good story thrusts him into a world of high adventure, and Daniel Craig as the nefarious Red Rackham. Bell and Craig are joined by an international cast that includes Andy Serkis, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Gad Elmaleh, Toby Jones and Mackenzie Crook.
The film hits the U.K. and elsewhere on October 26th, and the U.S. on December 21st.
'Tintin' Continues To Look Better And Better, Here's A New Action Heavy Trailer
Indiana Jones has taken a new form in our man Tintin, this action is just crazy. Watch for the motorcycle, that's all I have to say. This is the new international trailer for the Peter Jackson-produced Steven Spielberg-directed performance capture animated adaptation of The Adventures of Tintin…whew! The film is due for release on December 26th this year, watch the trailer below and see all of our Tintin coverage here.
Today's Links: New Bond Girl, Release Date Changes, Photos From The Avengers and More
A collection of links from across the web that may be film, TV and or entertainment related.
- A few movies have tweaked release dates, Steven Spielberg's War Horse will open December 25th, The Adventures of Tintin and Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol will both open in wide release (including IMAX) on Wednesday, Dec. 21. [Deadline 1, 2] UPDATED in our Fall & Holiday Movie Guide 2011.
- X-Files creator Chris Carter is back to TV with mystery drama, I hope this doesn't mean he's forgotten an X-Files 2012 movie. [deadline]
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The City of Films Fall & Holiday Movie Guide 2011
The 2011 summer movie season is over, so we focus now on our favorite time for movies, the fall and holiday season. The City of Films has put together a guide of all the films being released for the rest of the year. Some of the best movies of the year are coming to a theater near you, so keep it connected with the City of Films. Joins the dialogue on Facebook and Twitter.
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The Adventures Of Tintin Full Length Trailer
A new full length trailer has been released for Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson's The Adventures Of Tintin: The Secret Of The Unicorn. It's looking good; motion capture might actually pay off with this film. The action looks amazing and should be a great time at the movies this holiday season.
The film stars Jamie Bell as Tintin, the intrepid young reporter whose relentless pursuit of a good story thrusts him into a world of high adventure, and Daniel Craig as the nefarious Red Rackham. Bell and Craig are joined by an international cast that includes Andy Serkis, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Gad Elmaleh, Toby Jones and Mackenzie Crook.
The film comes out on December 23rd 2011. Watch the new trailer below.
First Trailer For The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn
The first trailer for Steven Spielberg's The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn is here and it's more of a teaser if you ask me. We don't get to see a lot of faces, they still working on post? We do however see some action, and that is what Tintin is all about.
The film stars just a few big names – Jamie Bell, Daniel Craig, Mackenzie Crook, Andy Serkis, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Cary Elwes, Toby Jones, and Daniel Mays. Steven Moffat (Doctor Who), Joe Cornish (Attack the Block), and Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead) wrote the script with Peter Jackson co-producing the film. The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn opens in 3D on December 23rd.
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May 12, 2009
Best Development Season...EVER!
Upfront News: Fox Plans to 'Lie' More
Fox, which kicks off next week's upfront festivities on Monday, is starting to move forward with its plans for the 2009-10 season.
The network has picked up freshman drama "Lie to Me" for a second season, a Fox spokeswoman confirmed. Shawn Ryan ("The Shield") is joining as showrunner. It's unclear what, if anything, this means to the future of Ryan's CBS bubble drama "The Unit."
Meanwhile, industry insiders confirm that Fox has greenlit drama "Human Target" and half-hour "Sons of Tucson." Reports of the pickups were first published on the Web sites of Variety and The Hollywood Reporter earlier this afternoon.
Both "Target" and "Tucson" have long been considered likely candidates for series orders. They join already greenlit Fox fall series "Glee" and "Cleveland."
In kinda sorta related news: E! Online is reporting that Starz has ordered another season of "Party Down," the critical fave from Rob Thomas.


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Big Screen Plaza | Chelsea, NYC. 2011
Dream Cloud View in Big Screen Plaza.
Videos Ocean Cloud: Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane and Dream Cloud: Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane on display at the Big Screen Plaza in Chelsea during the summer of 2011. This was in collaboration with LISA (softwareandart.com) and the Big Screen Plaza (bigscreenplaza.com)


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Hotel Le Canal features multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and express check-in. Event facilities measuring 337 square feet (30 square meters) include a meeting/conference room. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Paris hotel also offers room service (during limited hours), a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator (lift). A total renovation of this property was completed in December 2010.
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March 6, 2003
Tallahassee, Fla. - No. 1 Florida State (17-1) completed a three-game sweep of Siena (0-11) with a 6-1 Thursday afternoon victory at Dick Howser Stadium. Freshman right-hander Glen Simon was impressive in his first-ever outing as a Seminole, throwing seven scoreless innings and scattering three hits. Simon struck out four and walked three. Florida State has now won 14 consecutive games and the Seminoles' 17-1 start is the best since the 1982 club began the year 21-1.
"I was very proud of the way Glen Simon pitched today," said head coach Mike Martin. "He was very poised and got out of a couple of jams. He's earned an opportunity to come out of the pen and possibly start. There are a lot of guys battling for the No. 4 and No. 5 spot in the rotation and he has put himself in that group."
The Seminoles got on the board first with one run in the bottom of the first. Drew took a lead off walk before stealing second and was later plated by Tony Richie's double down the right line for the early lead.
FSU added single runs in the third and fourth innings to increase their lead to 3-0. Richie walked, moved to second on a Jerrod Brown groundout, and then scored on Chris Hart's single to left in the third. In the fourth, Drew doubled to right and scored on Tony McQuade's double to center.
Richie pushed the Seminole lead to 5-0 in the fifth with his fourth home run of the season, a two-run shot over the fence in right. Richie finished the day 2-for-2 and went 5-for-6 with three doubles, one home run, five RBI and seven walks in the three-game series against the Saints.
"Tony Richie had an excellent series," said Martin. "The thing you notice most about Tony is that as he has matured, he's learned the strike zone and hasn't gotten himself out. The young man had some great at bats this week. He and Stephen (Drew) have been doing a very good job of being selective at the plate. Drew had a number of walks in the series and turned most of them into doubles with stolen bases."
Florida State made it 6-0 with a run in the seventh on Bryan Zech's RBI-single down the right field line. Siena scored the only run of the game in the ninth when Matt Mueller doubled and scored on a Bill Lazio groundout.
Florida State will take on No. 15 Florida at Dick Howser Stadium on Friday and Saturday before traveling to Gainesville on Sunday. Game times are set for 6:00 p.m on Friday and 2:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. FSU LHP Matt Lynch (4-0) will face UF LHP Mike Pete (1-0) Friday night.
"There's obviously a lot of excitement around here with Florida coming in Friday," said Martin. "I know they are 12-1 and have beaten Miami so it will be a challenge for us. Hopefully we can pack 4,000 plus in here this weekend. These are the kind of games our guys came to Florida State to play in."


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Since it began in 2004, Power of the Purse has raised more than $300,000 for the Success by Six literacy initiative, a United Way of the Wabash Valley program.
Once again — Wednesday's event — which combines lunch, shopping and networking — was a sellout, with 625 women attending, said Marla Flowers, the event chairwoman.
Last year, it raised $69,000, and this year, it raised about $75,000 — taking it past the $300,000 threshold for total raised over 10 years.
"I'm overwhelmed," said Claudia Tanoos, who started the event 10 years ago and was honored Wednesday. Although she no longer chairs Power of the Purse, it remains "close to my heart," she said. She now works with other United Way initiatives and the Terre Haute Children's Museum.
When Power of the Purse began, there were 98 women who met at a bed and breakfast and they raised $1,100. The event kept growing — and moving to larger venues — until it finally went to Hulman Center to accommodate the large gathering.
"Who would have dreamed how much it would grow?" Tanoos told the audience. The support from the community "has been breathtaking."
Throughout, the goal of serving children through improved literacy skills has remained at the forefront, Tanoos said.
Soon after she spoke, her husband — Danny Tanoos — took the stage as auctioneer for a live auction. "Let's go make some money," he told his spotters, dressed in tuxedos; the spotters, including Mayor Duke Bennett, are participants in the Real Men Read literacy program.
The live auction by itself raised $14,525 — the highest amount in Power of the Purse's history. "That's incredible," Flowers said Wednesday afternoon.
The first basket, the Magic of Mickey, brought $700. It included a Dooney & Bourke Disney purse, a Sony HandyCam, a Vigo County School Corp. athletic pass good for two admissions to all regular season high school athletic contests — and other items.
A Pump it up Pink basket raised $800. It included a Michael Kors tote; Clara Fairbanks mammograms for two people; a Holiday Inn weekend stay and Apple Club breakfast buffet; dinner for two at Texas Roadhouse; 10 workouts at Pulse Fitness — and other items.
The Super Powered basket featured a French Lick resort getaway; Brickyard Golf foursome; an Omni Indianapolis overnight stay for two; two tickets to the Colts vs. Titans football game — and more.
The event included 22 restaurants offering food samples, and all food is donated. Other fundraising activities included a basket raffle, a gently used purse event and a Purse Pursuit event.
Among those attending the event was Leanne Anderson, of Anderson Chiropractic, who checked out the Pump it up Pink basket before the auction. She attended to support a good cause "and have a little bit of fun on a Wednesday afternoon," she said. She enjoys the fellowship, and it's an opportunity to promote the business.
Also attending was Pamela Malone Gresham, an educator who, as a youth, benefited from United Way programs, including Ryves Hall; the Alternatives for Living and Learning program at Washington High School; and the Catholic Charities food bank.
"I was blessed by the United Way and the people that support and participate in their programs," Gresham said. "I feel it's an important way I can give back and show my gratitude for all that was done for me."
Now, the wife and mother of two children, Gresham is an assistant professor of education at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College and also a Reading Recovery teacher at Dixie Bee Elementary.
Also enjoying the festivities was a group that often attends Power of the Pursue — Carolyn Wilson, her daughter Julie Koch, Ruth Tanner and Edna Helms.
"We enjoy supporting the United Way and it's a good time for the ladies," Wilson said. The women enjoy the basket raffle and sampling foods from different restaurants.
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The Knoxville Hospital & Clinics Board of Directors is pleased to announce Knoxville native, Kevin Kincaid as the new Chief Executive Officer. Kevin comes to us from Dallas County Hospital in Perry where he has been serving as their Chief Operating Officer.
Kevin has worked in the Mercy Medical Center network and brings demonstrated experience utilizing the Studer philosophy in managing customer and employee satisfaction. Through his leadership, service excellence scores improved by 26 points in one year.
In his current role as COO Kevin's responsibilities included Service Excellence, Leadership Development, Human Resources, Information Technology, Facilities & Construction, Risk Management, Safety and Emergency Preparedness.
Kevin completed his undergraduate work at Ottawa University in Kansas City, KS. He obtained a Masters in Hospital Administration from Des Moines University, and Radiologic Technology Degree from the University of Iowa. Kevin also is a graduate of Knoxville High School.
Along with his family, Kevin will be moving to Knoxville and is very excited to get involved in community activities as well as leading Knoxville Hospital & Clinics to its next levels of success.
"I am personally thrilled to have this opportunity to lead Knoxville Hospital & Clinics, an organization filled with high quality, dedicated providers, staff and volunteers," said Kevin Kincaid. "The Knoxville Hospital has such a rich history and I am very excited to be a part of its next great chapter in serving the greater Knoxville community. My family and I are so pleased to have this wonderful opportunity to return to what has always been home and give back to the community that has given me so much."
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Musician Christian Jacobi Foushee-Green is starting a movement, and it's a movement that's not that difficult to be a part of.
"If I've ever performed with you in any vicinity, I consider you to be a member of the 'Nasty Nation,' " says Foushee-Green, who also goes by the stage name Chit Nasty. "The 'Nasty Nation' is this world that I live in, and all of our fans are members of the 'Nasty Nation.' "
As the lead vocalist and keyboardist of the Chit Nasty Band, Foushee-Green is out to play music that's uninhibited in its funkiness.
"A lot of my musical influence comes from the church," says Foushee-Green, who plays music at two churches in D.C. every Sunday. "So, I mean, certain songs we do are things that I call, like, funk spirituals or gospel funk. And, then, other stuff is just, you know, nasty. That's what it is – it's nasty time!"
This road to nastiness began when the Chapel Hill native returned to North Carolina in 2010, after fronting another funk band in Boston, called – wait for it – the Nasties. As Foushee-Green puts it, "I came home. I got bored. I needed a band."
Foushee-Green began connecting with other Triangle musicians, one of them being Durham guitarist and fellow Berklee College of Music alumni Jackson Manuel. ("We didn't actually meet until we moved back here and we were introduced to mutual friends," says Manuel.) Eventually, the five-piece Chit Nasty Band began playing clubs and parties in the spring of 2011, trying to entice audiences to join the aforementioned "Nasty Nation" via their original party jams.
"I mean, there's a heavy emphasis on partying to live music and, also, that a party can be something of substance," says Foushee-Green. "Just because you're partying doesn't mean that all of the lyrics or themes of the songs have to be shallow, although there's a fair amount of that."
Manuel says that, overall, the band's music is easy to get hooked on.
"It's, like, poppy, catchy stuff," says Manuel. "That's definitely something we've noticed, like, on gigs when we played with other funk bands – that ours has a lot more of that certain pop element."
"Well, I think the pop element comes from the songwriter element," adds Foushee-Green. "And I think one of the focuses when we first started was to try and find that balance between fun and music. You know, not get so caught up in giving people a good time that you play things that, as a musician, you're not really into. But also, not getting so caught up in musicality that you're not just showing people a fun time… But we spend a lot of time on trying to find the balance between making the songs party-friendly, but also letting the singer-songwriter element of them shine."
Considering that they're a band that traffics in rock along with soul and funk, Nasty and his crew knew coming in that it would be difficult finding a place in the local music scene.
"The agenda was just to sort of do something different," says Foushee-Green. "I mean, we struggle a lot, I think, because we don't have a scene to belong to. But I think, recently, we're finding, luckily, that slowly but surely we're beginning to start our own, which I'm really proud of."
Even though they're in the process of recording a studio album, it's the live experience that they want to be most known for. "I know it sounds cliched, but we really do try to not even connect with the audience, but just be with them," says Foushee-Green. "Just literally have an experience with them… That's kind of what the 'Nasty Nation' is – it's a place where we all are welcome."


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Teacher-turned-singer Camille Bloom will play Ventura Oct. 3
A garden is supposed to be the gardener's view of paradise — flowers and paradise both never going out of style. Singer-songwriter Camille Rose Bloom, bringing considerable flower power some years after it was fashionably groovy, will perform for her Ventura faithful Wednesday night at the Wine Rack. The next night she's in Los Angeles for a singer-songwriter showcase at Genghis Cohen Restaurant.
She sort of looks like Shane the heartbreaker from "The L Word" — must be the spiky haircut. Bloom, however, is much more focused than that fictional female. For starters, Bloom once was a high school English teacher. The workload — for a teacher and a touring musician — is sort of similar. Bloom plays almost every day but hopefully her audience is more on task than high school kids, many of whom have the attention span of a butterfly sneeze.
Driving around for years on end, building her fan base one pair of ears at a time, Bloom has a most necessary characteristic for a musician: persistence. Talent is an obvious plus, but the ability to keep on keeping on may be more important in the long run.
She can always go back and sub, but according to Bloom, probably not. She discussed the latest during a recent phoner from Denver.
Camille, you called exactly on time. That must mean you always start on time, right?
I do. I do start on time.
Then you're the only one.
I know. That's my one reason for being famous — I'm an on-time musician.
What's the latest in your world?
It's been a big festival summer. That was really fun. It was around the Northwest and it was mostly festivals and wineries. I'm on the Western U.S. tour right now and then I'll be preparing this winter for my next tour of Europe, which will happen it in the spring.
Wow, cool. Need a roadie?
Yeah, I'm excited.
How is your "Never Out of Time" album working out? Are you a rich rock star yet?
Rich rock star? Not quite but I'm super excited because it was well received. I had some really nice reviews. The majority were great and there was one quite sour one, which I try to block out. (Laughs)
How's that working out?
Good. I just block out the negative and keep plodding along.
You're driving around all the time. What happens the other 22 hours when you're not on stage?
Well, today I took a Spanish yoga class. I tend to wake up and try to get some workout in. I will often base my day on where the best food is in town. I'm a huge food junkie. I already have 10 of my favorite cookies from a place in Denver here. Last night I went and got my Ginger milk in Fort Collins. I mostly eat, work out and do some promo and remind people about the show.
So the first thing you do in a town is scope out the grub?
Yeah, food.
So now you know where all the good food is?
That's right, yeah.
Where are you going to go in Ventura?
I've yet to find my magic diamond in Ventura. There was a little cafe — what's a little cafe on Main Street?
That would be Nature's Grill, I guess.
Oh yeah. I have been to the Nature's Grill. There's also kind of a little bakery cafe where I get coffee.
Yup. That's right.
What's the strangest gig you ever played?
I can think of two off the top of my head. One was when I first started touring about seven years ago. I was at a show in Connecticut. My booking agent at the time got me this gig where I played through a karaoke system and I was sandwiched between comedians — not funny at all. The other one was playing a festival in the Northwest last year and we found that the stage was a truck bed in the middle of a warehouse that was at a fairgrounds. They had no PA system and I was playing in a room that can hold 5,000 cattle. It was unbelievable and it was one of the worst gigs of my life.
How do you handle the amorous drunken groupies who want to sweep you away from all this glamour and elope to the mall parking lot?
You know, I have been getting more recognition. I was telling someone today that I don't aspire to be some huge famous rock star. I want to be able to live comfortably off my music and maybe reach a Dar Williams/Shawn Colvin level of fame.
That would be fine, of course.
Yeah, yeah. That would be good.
Since you started on this crazy adventure, did you have an "aha" moment where you went, "Wow, I may be on to something"?
It was less of an "aha" and more of an "oh, crap!" moment. An investor promised me $30,000-$50,000 to leave my teaching job. … It was an older couple who had a lot of money to spend. They approached me and I took them up on it. For about eight months we got contracts negotiated and went to an entertainment attorney and got it written up. I applied for leave — an unpaid leave — and I got the leave but I got the leave before we signed a contract. She never showed up to sign the contract at 4 p.m. on a Thursday. That was my "aha" moment. I'm out of a job, I'm on leave and I can't do anything else. I ended up racking up $26,000 in credit card debt because I was on unpaid leave and I couldn't work for anyone else. So I figured I'd better get my ass on the road and try and make something out of this.
Do you ever have the urge to sub when you're in some strange town?
No, I don't. I do run a rock 'n' roll camp for kids in the summer. We're the only nonprofit camp that runs in Seattle and we scholarship a lot of low-income families. I do that for four weeks in the summer, so I still get my teacher on, you know?
Were you doing the coffeehouse/open mic thing while you were still teaching?
Oh yeah. I had been performing for years when the investor approached me. I did the open mic thing but also played what I like to call the Irish circuit. There's a huge amount of Irish bars in Seattle that hire music for long, ridiculous nights. I had a band that did some regional touring but at that point I hadn't really thought seriously about dropping it all and going out on tour. On the very first tour I set up after the investor bailed I had a last-minute gig at Room 5 in Los Angeles. I met a sound engineer there who happened to be a booking agent, so it all worked out for the next couple of years.
You never know who's going to be out there in the crowd.
That's so true. Absolutely.
Did your high school kids know you were a musician? Did they see you play?
Some of them knew because of an ad in the paper but I never really talked about it. I did tell them that they had to wait to graduate before they came out because I was afraid they might be frightened of me and my tight pants.
What's it like being named for a cool flower? I'm assuming you're name for the camellia?
Yeah. Camille Rose Bloom is my birth name, believe it or not.
Your parents were gardeners?
My mom was a florist, actually.
That would explain it. So who would you pay to see?
Boy, that's a great question. I would pay to see Muse. I would pay to see Billy Joel. It's funny because all the ones I'm thinking of are men. It's because I get to see a lot of female singer-songwriters in my job. I feel like I don't get to see enough male singer-songwriters.
Who goes to a Camille Rose Bloom show?
I have some pretty young fans like two hard-core 5-year-old twins in Spokane, Wash. I have a fans as old as 76 that I know of. I'm not the type of person that the young 20-somethings go see if they want to listen to some music while they get drunk. That's not my crowd. It's probably more of an intellectual crowd. Twenty-five to 60 is probably my median audience.
The smarter the better?
The next step?
I've been working on some licensing stuff for a company in L.A., trying to make some connections there for film and TV placements. And I've been continuing my somewhat rigorous touring schedule, just building one fan at a time.
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The Seattle singer-songwriter will perform at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Wine Rack, 14 California St., Ventura. Nicole Torres also is on the bill. Call 653-9463 for ticket information. Bloom's website is camillebloom.com.
Bloom also will be part of a multi-singer showcase Oct. 4 at Genghis Cohen Restaurant, 740 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles. Music starts at 7:30 p.m.; Bloom is slated to go on at 9:30 p.m. Cover is $10. Call 323-653-0640.
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ATHENS-Services for Roy Dean Hillhouse, 84, Athens are scheduled for 2 p.m., Thursday in Carroll-Lehr Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Jim Duncan officiating.
Burial will follow in Red Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Hillhouse died Nov. 11, 2012 in Athens.
He was born Nov. 20, 1927 in Henderson County to Eugene VDebbs and Florene Truss Hillhouse. He served in the U.S. Army 1945-1948, and was honorably-discharged with rank of Corporal.
In 1949, he married Wanda Marcella Adams. They resided in Dallas until 1965, then returned home to Athens. He had a 30-year tenure as an auto mechanic.
Roy was preceded in death by his mother, Florene Barnes, stepfather J. D. Barnes and father Eugene Hillhouse.
Survivors include his wife of 63 years, Wanda Hillhouse, sons Carlton Hillhouse and wife Shirley, Cross Roads, Roy Wayne Hillhouse and wife Doris, Athens, Justin Hillhouse, Austin, daughters Brenda Orcutt and husband Jerry, Edmond, Okla., Barbara Hillhouse Jackson, Athens, brother Debbs Hillhouse, Athens, sisters Peggy Kirkland and husband Robert, Deany Melton and husband Charles, all of Athens, stepmother Norma Hillhouse, Athens, nine grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren, numerous nephews and nieces.
Pallbearers will be Jeff Adams, Kelly Hillhouse, Bruce Adams, Dwayne Edwards, Boty Hillhouse and Donald Glen Adams.
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The Colonels (23-16) came up a little short in their quest of beating Kentucky for the first time since 2006, dropping a pair of games Wednesday, 6-2 and 4-3, in Richmond.
But unlike the last two times the teams played, both 7-0 wins by UK in 2009 and 2011, Wednesday the No. 18 Wildcats had a battle on their hands from the Colonels right up until their final at bat in both contests.
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EKU starting pitcher Leanna Pittsenbarger struck out the first two Wildcats to start the seventh, but then surrendered a solo home run to Cumbess and two batters later a two run shot to Nikki Sagermann to make the final 6-2.
Pittsenbarger went the distance in the circle for the Colonels, giving up six runs on nine hits. She struck out seven and walked three.
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The Colonels drew first blood, scoring a run in the first on an RBI single by freshman Sarah Fobbs.
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Colonels pitchers Hayley Flynn and Shaylon Robb made that lead hold up until the seventh inning when the Wildcats, down to their final strike, got a two-run single up the middle from O'Brian to pull out the 4-3 victory.
Flynn started in the circle for the Colonels and went three innings, giving up five hits and two runs. She struck out one batter and had no walks.
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7:00am Monday 17th August 2009 in News By Chris Walker
Heritage campaigners have branded a move to rename the city's airport London Oxford as "insulting".
Bosses at the airport have decided on the change in a bid to attract more business flights and private jets.
They hope to make capital gains by rebranding the site in Kidlington as a London airport despite the fact it is 59 miles from Marble Arch, the centre of London.
The change means Oxford becomes the ninth airport to come under London's umbrella.
The move has been welcomed by business leaders, but criticised by civic leaders as an insult to Oxford's status as a world-famous city.
Oxford Civic Society member Ros Weatherall said: "Good grief. Oxford is a great place in its own right and I find it insulting it is being considered just another offshoot of London.
"Trying to make Oxford seem like a suburb of London is very misleading.
"This is an insult to the major historical and cultural impact Oxford has had on the country."
The society's transport secretary David Townsend, 77, said: "It seems rather silly.
"Oxford isn't a London airport and we wouldn't want it to be.
"Anyone who wanted to go to London wouldn't want to end up in Kidlington.
"I find it amazing, Oxford is quite capable of standing on its own feet."
It comes just a month after we revealed the airport was in talks with several operators about starting daily business flights to European capitals, as well as offering further weekly charter flights for tourists.
However, the airport which is owned by billionaire brothers David and Simon Reuben through the holding company Aldersgate Investments, has denied the move is part of a plan to increase the number of charter flights to the airport.
But the airport's marketing manager James Dillon Godfray hopes to bring in up to five more private business flights a day. There is an average of ten private business arrivals to the airport every day.
He said: "We're not meaning to insult Oxford or play down its history.
"Oxford is probably the second best recognised city in the UK throughout the entire world but people just don't realise how close it is to London.
"This will help increase awareness of our existence to the overseas business aviation sector, many of whom were not aware of the availability of an airport to the north-west of London.
"This will, of course, attract more business to the city and county by default.
"Oxford could be losing out on custom by not identifying itself as a viable London alternative."
Oxfordshire Chamber of Commerce policy executive Claire Prosser said: "By and large we think it's a good idea.
"We appreciate Oxford is 50 miles from London, but we shouldn't be too parochial about this.
"We want to keep the brand of Oxford but this decision is looking to tie in with the marketability of London.
"It's a pull for businesses and should be good for the business community in Oxfordshire and inward investment."
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7:40am Mon 17 Aug 09
Lovebike says...
Great to see another imaginative and environmentally responsible business venture. Chucks away, eh?
7:43am Mon 17 Aug 09
SNJ says...
8:05am Mon 17 Aug 09
LadyPenelope says...
Besides, it's not even in Oxford, it's in Kidlington, so they've already changed the name to help out those whose geography is not so good...
People know where Oxford is, so it doesn't need London attachments to bring more business. Surely that would make people want to avoid it??
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11:32am Mon 17 Aug 09
Joe Cooke says...
ngham and Gatwick.
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RJ says...
You might as well call Southampton airport 'London Southampton' - the distance is not dissimilar.
Why not come up with a more catchy, creative name, and link it with a local landmark? - Something which is more accurate, and more memorable too?
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3:20pm Mon 17 Aug 09
ayerbe says...
Given that you can probably reach Bristol airport in more or less the same time as it will take you to drive from Kidlington to London (especially on the bypass at rush hour!!!) perhaps we could suggest to the Bristolians they renamed their airport "London Bristol"!? I suspect though they may have more pride in their roots than the Oxfordians...
4:37pm Mon 17 Aug 09
capt.stout says...
Why not call it Oxford London Airport, and keep everyone happy!!!
I am already fed up with the jumbo's flying low in the early hour's heading for Birmingham,so i look forward to Kidlington airport hitting the big time.
4:56pm Mon 17 Aug 09
oxfordstudent says...
"Oxford Airport which is near enough to London to warrant its usage taking into account the fabulous transport links between Oxford and London"
would be more suitable. Anyone in agreement? I'll get the sign made if they want, I know someone who does them locally in Oxford, no, London, oh look you're getting ME confused now!
11:28pm Mon 17 Aug 09
PaulOgborne says...
No doubt whoever it was will be proposing bulldozing Woodstock and Blenheim Palace to make way for another runway next!!
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"You've got STDs"! E-cards may aid in STD notification
Electronic "postcards" may offer a new way to alert the partners of patients with sexually transmitted diseases that they may have been exposed, according to a new report.
Partner notification has long been a cornerstone of controlling the spread of STDs like gonorrhea, chlamydia and HIV. Traditionally, it's been done over the phone, by mail or in person, with the help of a public health worker.
In some cities, however, high numbers of STD-infected patients, many of whom have had multiple sexual partners, make it difficult to track down all the individuals who are at risk.
In 2004, a San Francisco-area non-profit called Internet Sexuality Information Services (ISIS) developed an Internet-based program to aid in partner notification. Called inSPOT, the service uses "e-cards" to help STD patients reach their partners.
Web site users choose one of six e-cards, type in recipients' email addresses and either send the postcard anonymously or include their own email addresses. The e-cards alert recipients that they might have been exposed to an STD, and also provide them with links to STD information and a map of clinics where they can be tested.
Early data, published in the online journal PLoS Medicine, indicate that the service is proving useful.
The program began in San Francisco, where it was targeted toward gay and bisexual men, but has since expanded to more than a dozen U.S. states. Since 2004, more than 30,000 people have sent nearly 50,000 e-cards to their sexual partners.
The percentage of recipients who click on the e-card links varies by city, according to the PloS report -- ranging from 20 percent in Los Angeles to a high of nearly 50 percent in Idaho.
The results suggest that inSPOT represents "one more tool in the toolkit" to cut STD transmission rates, study co-author Deb Levine, the executive director of ISIS, told Reuters Health.
"E-cards do not replace in-person communication," she said, "but for those people who are diagnosed with an STD, e-cards can enhance sexual communication and help with community responsibility and easing a process of disclosure that can be extremely difficult."
Still unknown is the percentage of e-card recipients who ultimately seek STD testing. Levine said she and her colleagues are now seeking funding to study the full impact of inSPOT nationally.
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