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Tennessee's 1865 Civil War Highlights
The 1860 Presidential election of Abraham Lincoln resulted in seven Southern states almost immediately declaring their secession from the Union.
The Civil War began just over a month after Lincoln took office in April of 1861 and by autumn Tennessee saw it's first taste of this bloody war; a war that would tear our state in two and pit family and friends against each other for the next 48 months.
General Hood Resigns
January 23rd, 1865
General John Bell Hood resigns his command.
13th Amendment Approved
January 31st, 1865
Congress approves the Thirteenth Amendment to abolish slavery.
Peace Conference Fails
February 3rd, 1865
A peace conference takes at Hampton Roads in Virginia in which President Lincoln meets with Confederate Vice President Alexander Stephens. The meeting ends in failure and the Civil War continues.
Lincoln Inaugurated
March 4th, 1865
President Lincoln was inaugurated for his second term and Tennessee Democrat, Andrew Johnson as his Vice President.
General Lee Surrenders
April 9th, 1865
General Robert E. Lee surrenders to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House in Virginia.
War Celebration
April 10th, 1865
Celebrations break out in Washington.
Lincoln Shot
April 14th, 1865
President Lincoln is shot by John Wilkes Booth while attending a play at the Ford Theatre in Washington D.C.
Lincoln Dies
April 15th, 1865
President Abraham Lincoln dies on the morning of April 15th and Vice President Andrew Johnson becomes President.
Army of Tennessee Surrenders
April 26th, 1865
Confederate General Joe Johnston meets for a third time (April 17th & 18th) with General William T. Sherman in North Carolina and negotiates the surrender of the Army of Tennessee.
In the largest surrender of the war, Johnston surrendered the Army of Tennessee along with all remaining Confederate forces still active in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina it totaled nearly 90,000 soldiers.
John Wilkes Booth Shot
April 26th, 1865
John Wilkes Booth is shot and killed in a tobacco barn in Virginia.
Lincoln Buried
May 4th, 1865
Abraham Lincoln is laid to rest just outside of Springfield, Illinois in the Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Confederacy Dissolved
May 5th, 1865
Confederate States of America is dissolved.
Forrest Surrenders
May 9th, 1865
Forrest's Cavalry Corps surrender and Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest gives his farewell address in Gainsville, Alabama to his troops.
General Forrest stated, "The armies of Generals Lee and Johnson having surrendered. You are the last of all the troops of the Confederate States Army east of the Mississippi River to lay down your arms."
Victory Parade
May 23rd-24th, 1865
A victory parade is held in Washington along Pennsylvania Avenue.
Amnesty Proclamation Issued
May 29th, 1865
President Johnson issues a Amnesty Proclamation which gives amnesty and pardon to all Confederates willing to take an oath of allegiance.
Hood Surrenders
May 31st, 1865
General John Bell Hood surrenders to Federal authorities in Natchez, Mississippi on May 31st, 1865.
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December 6th, 1865
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Interpol proposed on Wednesday the creation of global and regional anti-crime centers to fight criminal activity online and respond quickly to emergency cybercrime alerts.
The Internet should not be allowed to become a place where criminals have the upper hand and can escape punishment, Interpol Secretary-General Ronald K. Noble told an international cybercrimes conference in New Delhi.
Officials from 37 countries discussed identity theft, online bank fraud, Internet gaming and the risks of online terrorist activity during a two-day conference in the Indian capital. It was organized by France-based Interpol, the world's largest international police organization, with 186 member countries.
Creating global and regional anti-crime centers "is an ambitious idea, but we are determined to turn (it) into a reality because this problem is too big for even the G-8 and Council of Europe," Noble said. "It requires a truly global response."
The centers would help law enforcement around the world with investigations, training and accessing resources from a combined team of police officers and computer experts, he said.
Inaugurating the conference, Indian Home Minister Shivraj Patil also called for international cooperation in combating Internet crimes.
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A smile creates happiness in the home,fosters goodwill in business,and is the countersign of friendship.
It brings rest to the weary,cheer to the discouraged, sunshine to the sad,and it is nature's best antidote for trouble.
Yet it cannot be bought, begged, borrowed,or stolen, for it is something that is of novalue to anyone until it is given away.
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Steve Sternberg, executive VP for audience analysis at Magna Global, said in a new report that, compared to its current prime-time estimates, ratings will be 5% lower in January and February, 8% lower in March, off 12% in April and down 13% in May among viewers 18 to 49.
Mr. Sternberg based his estimates on the networks' current repeat loads and the number of episodes already shot. He said Fox and ABC might be able to limit their losses by scheduling extra episodes of reality hits "American Idol" and "Dancing With the Stars."
After the strike, Mr. Sternberg said he expects the impact on TV viewing will be negligible, even if the stoppage is a long one.
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When the story broke that News of the World was hacking Milly Dowler's voicemail, it shocked and appalled us all.
News of the World is owned by media-tycoon Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation. At the time Milly's phone was hacked, News of the World's editor was Rebekah Brooks, now News Corporation's chief executive. Over the years it has been documented that News Corporation pushes it's own political agenda, which we may have strong feelings about, but allowing such viewpoints is part of having a free and open society. Free speech rules.
However, freedom of speech ends when it becomes criminal. Activities such as invading someone's privacy by illegally accessing voicemails is certainly not freedom of speech. It was bad enough when it was public figures, such as celebrities and politicians, and the excuse was often that it was in the public interest. But now, it seems that victims of crimes were also targeted, and voicemails were deleted that could have been used as evidence.
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LEBANON, Tenn.- The Lebanon City Council has taken a step towards making neighborhoods safer by passing an ordinance to allow to another police officer to join the force.
The officer would be the second hired this year to crack down on crime in public housing developments. After the Council hired one officer to patrol the area, neighbors said they saw a decrease in crime.
"I mean it was wild activity, just drug activities. People just going crazy and shooting, arguing and fighting, but you don't see that anymore since Scooter has been in," said local resident Anita Rutland talking about Lebanon Police Officer Dana Sanderfur's, also known as Scooter around the neighborhood.
In the last six months Rutland has seen a difference in her neighborhood.
"The shootings, the violent crimes have really stopped or have been reduced a whole lot up here," said Officer Sanderfur.
Sanderfur was hired to solely patrol Lebanon's five public housing developments. Historically, police have spent a lot of time in neighborhoods like Upton Heights.
"From 1998 until 2012 about 40 percent of our homicides happened in those pubic housing areas and so that's what really drove this to us trying to do this," said Lebanon Police Chief Scott Bowen.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Virginia Attorney General and Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli has withdrawn his office from prosecuting embezzlement charges against the former chef at the governor's mansion, citing an unspecified "conflict of interest" in the ongoing case.
Todd Schneider, who headed kitchen operations at the Executive Mansion from 2010 until last year, was charged with four counts of taking state property worth $200 or more.
Cuccinelli spokesman Brian Gottstein said the attorney general is recusing his office after Schneider's lawyers filed court documents seeking information about items the governor's family may have taken from the mansion kitchen.
Gottstein says the filing politicized the case.
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I get lots of interesting publicity campaigns across my desk but this one is kind of interesting. It's called "Operation Worship" and it tells folks to wander into a Christian bookstore, buy a $4.99 miniature Bible with a faux-camouflage, write a personalized message inside the cover, then hand it back to the retailer to have it shipped to an American soldier serving somewhere in the world. There's been plenty of Bible-sending campaigns to the military but this one is apparently unique because of the personalized note.
Anyway, you can learn more about it here. It's the New Living Bible translation made to fit into a soldier's pocket (and who knows, maybe to stop a bullet. "Watch out for jihads and come back alive," is what one kid wrote. I looked up some of the participating 1,000 bookstores. Virginia has 50; Maryland 23 but the District only has two. Hmmm. My favorite, the National Cathedral bookstore, is not on the list. Que pasa?
I also noticed a paucity of participating stores in lesser-churched New England: only two in Connecticut, Vermont, one in Maine and only two in Utah. Guess no one is asking the Mormon stores to participate. Why not? Meanwhile, Hawaii had 7, New Mexico had 14, Montana had 10 and Oregon, the least-churched state, had 11 participating stores.
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Prague is one of Europe's most romantic destinations, so what better place to celebrate Valentine's Day with your loved one. The capital city boasts beautiful sights and some of the world's finest restaurants. Plus prices aren't inflated over the Valentine's period like in many modern cities, so you can enjoy the most romantic day of the year at low season rates.
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I had heard this movie was good for years so I finally got around to watching it. I should have waited even longer. It's not that great.
I mean, it's not bad or anything but it is super lightweight in a not that good kind of way. I'm all for light but this reminds me of the kind of movie that would have been on Bravo 4 times a day back in the mid 90's. Maybe if I was German, I would have thought that was uproariously funny. Instead, it was absurd in a eh kind of way.
The movie is about a guy who watches his very pro East Germany mom faint while he's being arrested in East Berlin on the night that the Berlin Wall fell. She falls into a coma and when she wakes up, she is in a fragile state. The doctor tells the son not to let his mom have any sudden surprises in her life because it might push her over the edge. So he spends the next three or so years trying to create a world for her that consists of the old world order.
Imagine the hijinks! Imagine the hilarity! How will the son explain the huge Coke sign on the building next door? One thing leads to another and ... eh, whatever.
I did like the Lenin statue being flown over the city though - very La Dolce Vita.
Watching this movie though made me realize that I need to see One, Two, Three again.
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Slump means market share gains in E-commerce
We know the U.S. recession is gloomy for retailers, online stores included, but at least a third of these e-commerce sellers say they're taking greater market share amid the slump.
That's according to Shop.org and Forrester Research in a marketing study based on their annual State of Retailing Online report. Shop.org is a division of the National Retail Federation.
The survey of 117 online retailers showed that, despite the economic downturn, some 46 percent of respondents said they would spend as planned on their web businesses, with no scale-back of original budgets. Moreover, a quarter said they'd spend even more than originally planned, while fewer than a third said they'd spend less.
"As weak retailers disappear from the eCommerce landscape, companies that remain do have an opportunity to capture orphaned shoppers," the report said.
Online retail has continued to outperform the brick-and-mortar retail environment, which has been hurt by lower mall traffic as shoppers try to avoid all but the most necessary shopping trips.
Analysts have pointed to Amazon.com as the online retailer finding the most success getting consumers to shop. With a strategy of lowered prices, increased selection and a discount shipping program, the Seattle-based e-commerce giant has managed to beat sales forecasts in its last two reported quarters.
In January, Forrester forecast a 11 percent jump in total U.S. online sales to $156 billion, representing 6 percent of the overall retail pie.
With a renewed push for customer acquisition — and retention — some 88 percent of retailers listed email communications as a high priority for 2009, higher than paid search, which is more expensive.
And, demonstrating the rise in popularity in sites like Facebook and Twitter, some 11 percent of retailers said that social media was an effective acquisition tactic.
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Is Foreclosure Relief Finally on the Way?
The government could finally have plans for dealing with the nation's enormous foreclosure inventory.
The staggering number of foreclosures on the market has been a big stumbling block for the housing market and has played a huge role in depressing home prices across the country.
But plans to contain the venom of foreclosures are in the works, according to CNBC's Diana Olick. The Obama administration together with government mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are on the verge of announcing a pilot program to bundle government-owned properties and sell them in bulk to investors as rentals.
The Federal Reserve recently floated the idea around in a white paper delivered to Congress last week, and the general notion of packaging distressed properties in lots to convert into rentals has been tossed around before.
Supporters say such a program could go a long way in helping clear out the inventory of foreclosed properties—now as many as 250,000 between the two government-sponsored enterprises and the Federal Housing Finance Agency—which is expected to swell in coming months as foreclosure proceedings that were delayed by legal issues are re-started.
Still smarting from losses racked up in the last wave of foreclosures to hit the market, the government hopes to keep properties in neighborhoods across the nation from sitting on their books and staying vacant, which would drive their value down.
"There's a lot of friction in the housing sector and there's a lot of real-estate owned [REO properties] actually sitting vacant," says New York Federal Reserve President and CEO William Dudley, who came out in support of a foreclosure-to-rental program in a speech last week. "A more efficient outcome would be to get [foreclosures] out and rented up."
But a ton of impediments stand in the way of starting such a program, Dudley says, including rules that limit the number of loans Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will make to any one borrower. Tax benefits could also go a long way in encouraging investors to scoop up distressed properties on the government's books, he says.
"The housing market doesn't have one set of outcomes," Dudley says. "It has many potential outcomes depending on the policies we pick and if we pick policies that are appropriate ones, we can generate a much better outcome in terms of stimulating housing demand that can actually generate a sturdier economic recovery."


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The series welcomes world leaders, authors and activists to share their insights with the Greater Boston community
Thursday, March 21, 2013
The series features an impressive line up of activists, authors and world leaders, as the series celebrates its third season.
Opening with best-selling author Bill Bryson on October 2, the series will also feature former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou; former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates; Apple computers co-founder Steve Wozniak; former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins; Ambassador and former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr.; and preeminent American historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Doris Kearns Goodwin.
"We look forward to Lesley University's engagement with these seven speakers and the Greater Boston community on a diverse range of contemporary issues," said Lesley University President Joseph Moore. "The public response to this speaker series demonstrates a genuine interest in lifelong learning and an appreciation for the historical role of public forums within a participatory democracy. Presenting this series is another manifestation of Lesley's mission of education and service."
Bill Bryson, Wednesday, October 2, 2013 – Bill Bryson is the New York Times Best-Selling Author of "A Walk in the Woods" and "A Short History of Nearly Everything." A beloved and prolific writer, Bryson has chronicled his travels around the world for nearly three decades, from hiking the Appalachian Trail to his experience of moving from England back to the United States. His writing honors include the Aventis Award and TIME's All-TIME 100 Best Nonfiction Books, and he is a recipient of an honorary Order of the British Empire for his contribution to literature. Bryson's latest book, titled "Next Summer," is scheduled for release in Fall 2013. Read a Professor's Prologue by Lesley Professor Mary Dockray-Miller here. Read coverage of Bryson's lecture here.
George Papandreou, Wednesday, October 16, 2013 – As Prime Minister of Greece from 2009 to 2011, George Papandreou led the government during the country's deepest crisis in post-war history, and was named one of Foreign Policy magazine's "Top 100 Global Thinkers" in 2010 for "making the best of Greece's worst year." From 1999 to 2004, he served as Greece's Foreign Minister, leading diplomatic bridge-building, championing human rights at home and abroad, and deploying "Green Diplomacy" for environmental protection measures. Most recently, he was a Fall 2012 Visiting Fellow at Harvard's Institute of Politics. Read a Professors' Prologue by Bryan Brophy-Baermann and Nancy Heims here. Read coverage of Papandreou's lecture here.
Robert Gates, Wednesday, November 13, 2013 – Robert Gates served as Secretary of Defense under President Bush and President Obama, and worked nearly 27 years in the CIA, during which he spent nine years at the National Security Council serving four presidents of both political parties. In 2011, on Gates' last day in office, President Obama awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom, America's highest civilian honor. He has also been awarded the National Security Medal, the Presidential Citizens Medal, the National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal (three times), and the CIA's highest award, the Distinguished Intelligence Medal (three times). He is the author of "From the Shadows: The Ultimate Insiders Story of Five Presidents and How They Won the Cold War," and now serves as Chancellor of the College of William and Mary. Read a Professor's Prologue by Dean Mary Coleman here. Read coverage of Gates's lecture here.
Steve Wozniak, Wednesday, January 15, 2014 – Called one of "Silicon Valley's most creative engineers," Steve Wozniak single-handedly invented the early Apple computers, helping to shape the personal computer revolution. He co-founded Apple Computer Inc. with Steve Jobs in 1976 and led its research and development. A Silicon Valley icon and philanthropist for more than thirty years, Wozniak was awarded the National Medal of Technology by the President of the United States in 1985, and was inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame in 2000. He authored a New York Times bestselling autobiography, "iWoz: From Computer Geek to Cult Icon," and serves as Chief Scientist for Fusion-IO. Read a Professor's Prologue by Dr. Robert McGrath here. Read coverage of Wozniak's lecture here.
Billy Collins, Wednesday, February 26, 2014 – A Guggenheim fellow whose last three collections of poems have broken sales records for poetry, Billy Collins served as Poet Laureate of the United States from 2001 to 2003. His work has appeared in publications including The New Yorker, The Paris Review, and The American Scholar, and he has appeared on National Public Radio. He has published eight collections of poetry and edited two anthologies. Collins has received fellowships from the New York Foundation for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, and has been awarded the Oscar Blumenthal Prize, the Bess Hokin Prize, the Frederick Bock Prize, the Levinson Prize, and in 2004, he was the inaugural recipient of the Poetry Foundation's Mark Twain Prize for Humor in Poetry. Read a Professor's Prologue by Assistant Professor Aaron Smith here. Read coverage of Collins' lecture here.
Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., Wednesday, April 2, 2014 - Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. has served four U.S. Presidents in critical roles around the world including Ambassador to Singapore, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Asia, U.S. Trade Ambassador and, most recently, U.S. Ambassador to China. Twice elected Governor of Utah, Huntsman brought about strong economic reforms in Utah, tripled the state's rainy day fund, and helped bring unemployment rates to historic lows. He currently serves on the board The U.S. Naval Academy Foundation, is a distinguished fellow at the Brookings Institution, and serves as a Trustee of the Reagan Presidential Foundation. Most recently, he was a candidate for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Read a Professor's Prologue by Assistant Professor Michael Illuzzi here. Read coverage of Huntsman's lecture here.
Doris Kearns Goodwin, Wednesday, April 30, 2014 – World-renowned historian Doris Kearns Goodwin is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author who appears regularly on television and was an on-air consultant for PBS documentaries on Lyndon Johnson, the Kennedy Family, Franklin Roosevelt, and Ken Burns' "The History of Baseball." She launched her literary career in 1976 with her first book, "Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream," which became a New York Times bestseller. Her most recent work, a monumental history of Abraham Lincoln entitled "Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln," was an immediate bestseller that director Steven Spielberg used as the basis for his 2012 major motion picture, "Lincoln," starring Daniel Day Lewis. She is currently working on a book about the progressive era on Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft and the golden age of journalism. Read a Professor's Prologue by Assistant Professor of History Ron Lamothe here. Read coverage of Kearns Goodwin's lecture here.
All of the presentations will begin at 8 p.m. at Boston Symphony Hall. Tickets are sold by series subscription only; prices range from $275 to $475 per person. Interested individuals are encouraged to contact the ticket office for information on subscriptions at www.bostonspeakersseries.com.
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Demolition has began on a portion of Parc Reston in order to make room for construction of two 14-story towers.
Crews were busy clearing several 40-foot pine trees from the site at Reston Parkway and Temporary Road on Thursday. Demolition of three buildings will likely begin on Friday, members of the demolition team said.
The 82 units - along with the leasing office - slated for demolition were rental properties that have been vacated. The remaining buildings at Parc Reston are condos and will remain.
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The design includes two towers and three levels of underground parking. The buildings will most likely be luxury rentals, developers said.


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Exeter hotel with a restaurant
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Situated in Exeter, this hotel is close to Harlequins Shopping Centre, Royal Albert Museum and Gallery, and St Nicholas Priory. Also nearby are Guildhall Shopping Centre and 21 The Mint.
Hotel Features
The City Gate Hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access and air conditioning, guestrooms feature coffee/tea makers along with hair dryers and irons/ironing boards.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
The City Gate Hotel Amenities
- General
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 15
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Restaurant
- Room service (limited hours)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Television
- Iron/ironing board
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
The City Gate Hotel has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
The City Gate Hotel Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
Check-in time ends at 10:30 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11:00 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.


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Starting today, I, your White Lake Patch Editor, will be embarking on a two week vacation. During that vacation I plan to get married, honeymoon in Walt Disney World and get my Christmas shopping done.
Fear not, during my absence substitute editors Tatum Ryan and Anna Troppens will continue to bring you all the latest and greatest White Lake news.
If you have a news tip, story, letter to the editor or anything else you want Ryan or Troppens to know about please email them. You can reach Ryan, who will be your editor Dec. 2 through Dec. 9 by emailing her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Troppens will be your editor Dec. 9 through Dec. 16. You can reach her at email@example.com.
Before I go, I would like to share with you my favorite wedding advice from all the submissions on Facebook Wednesday night. My hearfelt thanks for the words of wisdom. See you in two weeks:
- Elizabeth Cleasby Carlson – Marriage is a wonderful bond. It has it's ups and downs along lifes journey.... but with your best friend beside you you can conquer anything with commitment, trust, and faith! Congrats to you!!
- Rhonda Barker Gelstein – Make sure you EAT .. and enjoy yourself. It'll be a great day. Congratulations!
- Darrin Davis – Enjoy the day. Once it starts, don't fret the details anymore. Congrats!
- Paulette Gollan – My husband and I dropped everyone off at the reception and went for a ride in the limo for a half hour just us. (I wish we would have taken the photographer now). It was the only time we got to be alone the whole day. We prayed and thanked God and asked him to bless our life, just us. It was a very meaningful part of our day and once we arrived back at the reception we were ready to celebrate! Don't sweat the small stuff. A few things went wrong but it turned out perfect because no one knew but us. As for marriage, don't sweat the small stuff. Stay honest, respectful, and think before you speak when angry...you can't take it back once it flies out of your mouth.
- Susan Vanco – Never fight over money & compromise & you'll be fine going on my 10 year anniversary!! Congrats!!


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By Chris Whitfield
CALHOUN — Shots didn't fall when the North Murray High School boys basketball needed them to the most.
The Mountaineers lost 58-49 to Cartersville in the Region 5-3A tournament championship game Saturday night at Sonoraville High School.
Despite the defeat, North Murray will host a state tournament game for the first time in program history, facing Hart County on Wednesday when the Class 3A event begins.
The Mountaineers (21-7) went 3-for-19 from beyond the 3-point line and 16-for-51 overall, trimming the Purple Hurricanes' 11-point third-quarter lead to just one in the final three minutes of the game. Still, they were unable to take the lead.
"We had every shot we wanted and shot poorly," said North Murray coach Tim Ellis, whose team suffered its third loss to Cartersville this season. "If we shoot better, we beat them by 20."
Cartersville (26-1) led 34-23 after Corey Tobin's baseline jumper, but North Murray trimmed the deficit to 38-34 off nine points from Zach Vess, who was playing with three fouls.
"We talked about it at halftime," Purple Hurricanes coach Mike Tobin said. "We said, 'If he's in the game, then take it to him.' He did a good job playing in the second half."
The Purple Hurricanes led 42-35 in the final period before the Mountaineers went on a 10-4 run, capped by Hinton McConkey's steal-and-layup with 2:55 remaining in the game.
On the next possession, Ryan Davis hit a 3-pointer and Carters-ville led 49-45.
A.J. Mosby's 3-point play — part of his 19-point performance — on the next possession put North Murray in a 52-45 hole with 1:58 to play.
"We should've won," Vess said. "I felt like everybody counted us out because we were the third seed."
After Cartersville's early 10-4 lead, North Murray's Austen Horn hit a 3-pointer and Brady Swilling converted a 3-point play, part of a 10-0 run.
But the Purple Hurricanes scored 11 straight from the final two minutes of the opening quarter to three minutes into the second.
Cartersville held a 30-21 halftime lead.
Vess had 26 points and 13 rebounds but fouled out in the final minute. No other North Murray player scored in double digits.
• North Murray girls 36, LFO 29: Lady Mountaineers coach Keith Robinette will take the two earlier losses to the Lady Warriors as long as it means keeping their win in the third-place game of the Region 5-3A tournament at Sonoraville.
North Murray (17-11) led 7-1 after one period and 16-11 at halftime before scoring only four third-quarter points and trailing 21-20 entering the final period. The Lady Mountaineers nearly doubled their offensive production with 16 fourth-quarter points.
"It was a little sluggish," Robinette said. "In the first half, we missed four wide-open layups."
Without senior post Erin Robinson, who was inactive due to illness, Meagan Spivey and Abigail Bradley each scored eight points to lead North Murray. Kara Deal added seven.
"The adversity that we faced in this tournament," Robinette said. "The top-scoring post is out for illness, and Grace Phillips, Meagan Spivey and Casey Chapman all had to step up."
LFO won 53-43 and 55-51 in the regular-season matchups.
"The game at our place, the second time we played them, we blew it," Robinette said. "We had double-digit leads and couldn't get the stop we needed to.
"I'll trade those two losses for this win any day."
North Murray will travel to play the Region 8 No. 2 seed, either North Oconee or Elbert County, in Tuesday's opening round of the Class 3A state tournament.


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Like an oasis in the desert, parched fans can't seem to get enough lazy rivers, wave pools, tube slides, and other water park fun--and developers are only too happy to keep the water park attractions flowing. Massive new rides, particularly funnel slides, abound this season as well as entire new parks. And indoor water parks show no signs of retreating from their rapid expansion as a bunch of new year-round parks are on tap to open in 2005. So slip on your Speedos and break out the sun block (but get rid of those dorky nose plugs fer cryin' out loud, will ya?) as I run down the highlights for the 2005 water park season. Let's begin by taking a look at the Six Flags parks.
Six Flags has plenty of new dry rides debuting this year (not the least of which will be the record-shattering Kingda Ka roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey), but the chain will be unleashing a torrent of new water park rides as well--including an entire new Hurricane Harbor park.
Hurricane HarborNew Outdoor Water Park
Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags Great America, IL
One of the few Six Flags locations without a water park, the drought will be over when the Chicago-area park debuts Hurricane Harbor this season. The 13-acre water park will feature Skull Island, an enormous interactive water play structure. It will include dozens of water gotchas and gizmos to get yourself and everyone around you soaked. Every few minutes, three tipping buckets will unload a torrent of water. The park will also include a slew of water slides, a huge wave pool, a lazy river, and a family raft ride. Best of all, the world-class water park will be included in the general admission price to Six Flags Great America. To see a rendering of Skull Island, go to the Six Flags Water Parks 2005 Preview Photo Gallery.
Hurricane HarborReenergized and Renamed Water Park
Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags America, MD
Formerly known as Paradise Island, the water park at Six Flags America was small and often jammed on hot days. Although it's expanding and getting a makeover (and an upgrade to Six Flags' premium water park brand, Hurricane Harbor), I don't know if it will be any less crowded now, because the new attractions may draw a lot more guests. Among the new rides will be Bahama Blast, a family raft ride and Tornado, a funnel ride. Hurricane Harbor will also boast a new Caribbean theme, a new kids' area with lots of interactive water play features, and private cabanas (for an additional fee, natch). To learn more about water park funnel rides, see my review and photos of High Anxiety at New Jersey's Mountain Creek water park.
TyphoonUphill water coaster
Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags New England, MA
Six Flags New England will also be getting Typhoon, a water coaster, for its Hurricane Harbor water park. Jets of water will propel the ride's rafts uphill while gravity will take care of the drops. To learn more about the unique water park rides, see my review of Rendezvous Run, the uphill water coaster at Cedar Point's Castaway Bay in Sandusky, Ohio. To see a rendering of Typhoon, go to the Six Flags Water Parks 2005 Preview Photo Gallery.
The next page has more Six Flags water park info including funnel rides, halfpipe rides, the Mega-Wedgie speed slide, and other new 2005 water park attractions.


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Live news from National Public Radio.
And we're joined now by our Friday political observers, columnist E.J. Dionne of The Washington Post. Hey there, E.J.
E.J. DIONNE: Good to see you.
CORNISH: And David Brooks of the New York Times, good to see you.
DAVID BROOKS: Good to see you.
CORNISH: So we're going to go back to the news we heard at the top of the hour about Syria. We heard Tom Bowman talk about three U.S. options all having downsides. Here's President Obama on this topic today.
The U.S. Navy is planning to ramp up training activities off California and Hawaii. But that has rekindled a battle over Navy sonar, which is known to harm marine mammals. From member station KQED, Lauren Sommer reports.
LAUREN SOMMER, BYLINE: We humans are visual creatures and for good reason. If someone is far away, you can usually see them before you hear them. Underwater, it's the opposite.
BRANDON SOUTHALL: The physical environment of the ocean really favors the use of sound, and the animals have evolved accordingly.
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish.
And I'm Robert Siegel.
The surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing was moved today to a prison hospital outside Boston. Officials say Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is no longer cooperating with investigators. Some members of Congress, meanwhile, say the FBI should have heeded Russian warnings that Dzhokhar's elder brother had become a follower of radical Islam.
Originally published on Fri April 26, 2013 3:47 pm
Liyan Chen, a grad student in New York, was chatting online recently with her cousin in China.
"He said, 'I want Abbott milk powder,' " Chen told me. " 'I want you to buy it and ship it back.' "
Her cousin wanted her to buy three boxes of Abbott baby formula, sold under the brand name Similac, and ship it to him in China. She did some research and found out the shipping alone could cost $80. "They're not from a very well-off family, and that really surprised me," she said — especially because they can buy Abbott baby formula in stores in China.
President Obama has been hosting a series of visitors from the Middle East, and all of them have been urging the U.S. to get more involved in Syria.
They have included the emir of Qatar, Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, whose country has been arming rebel forces in Syria. Obama wants to see such aid go to moderates — but that requires more cooperation with partners like Qatar. Problem is, they don't always see eye to eye.


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By Alan Stang
October 8, 2008
[Announcement: Did you know Alan Stang has a new radio show? Click here for details.]
I pledge allegiance to Goldman Sachs, and to the conspiracy for which it stands, one racket under Paulson, Communist and indivisible, with eviction and poverty for all.
The battle of the bailout is over. We lost. Despite the unprecedented opposition, despite everything we did, I doubt that many of my readers and listeners thought we could win. Now we need to analyze what happened, what it means and, most important, where it could take us. We do have some hints.
First, consider that the people of this country have never before expressed such rage, such antipathy to a bill. According to one report, the people were 300 to one against it. One Member of Congress received 15,000 messages about it. Ten were in favor. Another said 95% of the messages he got were opposed. According to one analyst, "the calls to Congress are 50 percent 'No' and 50 percent 'Hell, No.'"
There has not been anything like it in the history of the country. So, the fact that Congress could impose this financial version of the Dresden firebombing in the face of such historic voter opposition – the fact that Congress could in effect spit in your face – is proof that representative government in the country is gone. The vote in Congress expressed the fact that we have government by coup; that the actual purpose of "representation" in Washington is to conceal its absence. Most people now see that.
Second, consider the nature of the opposition. Many bills have faced enormous opposition in Congress, yes. The opposition, however large, came from the group(s) the bill targeted. Here the opposition came from every identifiable group, racial, financial, cultural, sexual, geographical, etc. Indeed, like a natural disaster that cares nothing for the politics of the victims in its path, it left jumbled allegiances and loyalties like piles of wrecked furnishings behind.
For instance, Republican Congressmen Tom Tancredo, enemy of the illegal alien invasion and former candidate for President, along with John Shadegg, who recently responded to pleas from his constituents and decided not to retire, both voted for the coup. Liberal Democrats Loretta Sanchez, who stole "B-1 Bob" Dornan's seat, and Brad Sherman, who was my Congressman when we lived in the San Fernando Valley, both voted against it.
Along these lines, both Senator B. Hussein Obama and el Senador Juan McCain voted for the coup. Why? Here are the top ten corporate PAC contributors to both candidates:


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The Salem News
---- — Some North Shore churches have prayer services planned this evening for the vicims, families and all others touched by yesterday's bombings at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
All are welcome to attend a prayer service at South Congregational Church, 60 Prospect St., Peabody, from 6:30 to 7 p.m. From 4 to 6:30 p.m., the church will be open for silent personal prayer. For more information call 978-531-1964.
Grace Episcopal Church, at 385 Essex St., Salem, will hold a candlelight vigil at 7 p.m.
Comunidade de Cristo (Brazilian Christ Community Church) is holding a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. The church is at 67 Tremont St., Peabody.
Also today, Maple Street Congregational Church, at 90 Maple St., Danvers, has opened its chapel until 6 p.m.


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Be a Pop Superstar with SingStar� Pop. Featuring a chart-topping line-up of today�s best artists, songs and videos, SingStar� Pop is the second release in the PlayStation�2�s newest interactive singing franchise. With custom microphones (not included) in hand, singers perform along to 30 songs and videos from �Top 40� artists such as Rihanna, All American Rejects, Cyndi Lauper, Gorillaz, Snow Patrol, U2 and more, turning your living room into the pop concert of the year.
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Our newest cheats for SingStar Pop were added March 24, 2008.
In Singstar it's all about singing on key and stretching the notes. So, since it's all about this, you can sing the wrong words. This really works if you can't read. (Note: If you do this remember to still stay on key and to stretch the notes).
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Staff Writer
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The Earlville Opera House will host a night of American roots music at 8 p.m. Saturday. The show will feature a trio of Americana bands — Rusty Doves, McMule and Jeremy Wallace Trio. According to a media release, the three bands "exemplify the fusion of folk with blues, bluegrass, rock and country music." It's sometimes called alt-country.
Opening the concert will be Utica's Rusty Doves, an Americana mandolin-and-upright-bass duo playing a progressive blend of swing, bluegrass and folk, with musical selections spanning every decade since 1900 as well as its own originals. The group's name, Rusty Doves, presents the region, sometimes called the Rust Belt.
McMule is a five-piece band from the Hudson Valley that topped the Americana charts in 2010, when the Americana Music Association reported that the group's album, "Whiskeytalk," was the most-added Americana album at the time. McMule combines acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, bass guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmonica and vocal for a sound that is "one-part whiskey, two-parts toil," the release said.
Tickets are $18 for the general public, $16 for EOH members and $13 for students. For more information, call (315) 691-3550 or visit www.earlvilleoperahouse.com.


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The Journal Express
---- — Funeral services for Billy Kelderman, of Knoxville, were held on Friday, May 31, 2013, at the Bybee & Davis Funeral Home with Elder Bill McDonald officiating. Burial with Military Honors followed in the Graceland Cemetery. Musical selections of "Go Rest High on that Mountain", "Peace in the Valley", and "I'll Hold You in My Heart" were shared. Casket bearers included Dennis Sorenson, Bill Thomas, Richard Vander Ecken, Bob Meador, Bob Roush and Les Beaver.
Billy Michael Kelderman was born Nov. 16, 1943, in Knoxville, the son of Willie and Kathryn (Glover) Kelderman.
He was raised in Knoxville and as a young man he entered the United States Coast Guard. Billy served his country four years and was honorably discharged in 1966 as a Quarter Master 2nd Class. He lived in the Quad Cities for a few years and then returned to Knoxville. He worked for his father as a handyman and eventually went to work for the Knoxville V.A. Hospital as a painter. He retired from the V.A. with over 30 years of service. On Nov. 4, 1994, he was united in marriage to Cheryl (Lenig) Van Dusseldorp.
In his spare time, Billy enjoyed attending the sprint car races, watching NASCAR and spending time with friends. His greatest joy in life was spending time with his family, especially the grandkids. He will be remembered for his friendly nature and his smile that would light up the room.
Billy passed away on Tuesday, May 28, at his home at the age of 69 years.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Ted.
Those left to honor his memory include his wife, Cheryl; children: Mike (Nancy) Kelderman of Knoxville, Kevin Kelderman of Oskaloosa, Shelly Kelderman of Knoxville, Sunnie (Lance) Palmitier of Ankeny, Shannon Van Dusseldorp and Jody Van Dusseldorp of Knoxville, many grandchildren and great-grandchildren; siblings: Margie (Johnny) Johnson of Oakridge, Tennessee, Larry (Bonnie) Swayne of Monroe and Richard (Sharon) Kelderman of Manning and many other family members and friends.
For those desiring, memorial contributions may be made to the Knoxville Little League – Peewees. Online condolences may be left at BertrandFuneralHomes.com