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Alan Luo, also know as Show Luo is a Taiwanese singer, host, actor and dancer. He was born in July 30, 1979. He was born into a musical family. Since he was a little kid he performed on stage with his parents. Luo rapidly started winning singing contests. Lou's mother is an aboriginal princess so he sometimes refers to himself as the Amis prince.
He released his first album in 1996 with his group "4 Heavenly Kings" which separated in 1998. In that year he joined another band named "Romeo", together till 2000. In 2003, Show Luo launched his first solo album. In 2005 he release his third album called "Hypnosis SHOW" where he invited his friends Jolin Tsai and Barbi Hsu. Later that year he had his first concert in the Taipei Arena. After 1 year, he released his fourth album called "SPRSHOW" in 2006 with his first song in English with Kumi Koda. Later in 2007, Luo left behind Avex Trax and joined EMI Capitol Records. He was selected the mandarin spokesperson for "High School Musical 2". Show Luo has been endorsing McDonalds for many years. He was appointed "Love Ambassador" for McDonald's World Children's Day since 2005. He also donates to Ronald McDonald's Charity House. Show also released his first DVD concert in 2008. In 2008 as well, Luo released his sixth album which was a point to many controversies. In 2009, Luo won the most awards in Singapore Entertainment Awards despite the highly skilled competition.
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East Hampton Town police reported the following incident reports for the week of Dec. 31.
• A burglary where a large amount of cash stolen was reported on Flamingo Avenue in Montauk the day after Christmas. According to a police report, $5,000 in cash, a Social Security card, one white gold diamond pendant, worth $350, and a $500 Amex gift card were stolen between Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. and Wednesday at 9 a.m.
• Police released a burglary report filed on Nov. 25 this week involving a stolen shotgun. A 12-gauge Mossberg pump-action shotgun with a pistol grip in its case was taken from a Morris Park Lane house in East Hampton sometime after Nov. 17. A box of shotgun shells was also reported stolen. Police said there were no signs of forced entry. The total value of the stolen goods was reportedly nearly $500.
• A customer reported a pair of prescription glasses missing from Bass Outlet Shoes in the Amagansett Square on Dec. 27. According to the police report, the customer left the glasses on the counter.

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DWI: Kevin J. Curtis, 32, 600 E. Shenck St., was charged at 2:57 a.m. Tuesday with DWI and passing a red light. His blood alcohol content was 0.11 percent and he was held for court.
WARRANT: David D. Phelps, 22, 152 Nassau Ave., Apt. 4, Kenmore, was charged at 7:51 p.m. Monday with second-degree harassment. He was wanted on a warrant following a domestic incident Nov. 27. He was released on his own recognizance.
HARASSMENT: David J. Meister, 60, 319 Spruce St., was charged at 7:20 p.m. Monday at his home with second-degree harassment. He was released on his own recognizance.
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WARRANT: Rachael M. Frieh, 25, Adam Street, surrendered on a warrant and was charged at 10 a.m. Tuesday with third-degree aggravated unauthorized operation of a motor vehicle. All fines were paid.
POSSESSION: Timothy M. O'Hara, 20, Lynbrook Avenue, Town of Tonawanda, was charged at 1:30 p.m. Friday during a traffic stop on Ellicott Creek Road with unlawful possession of marijuana and unlawful possession of fireworks. He was released on an appearance ticket.
POSSESSION: Adam W. Chasnov, 46, Lockport Avenue, North Tonawanda, was charged at midnight Saturday with unlawful possession of marijuana. Police said he smoking in a parked vehicle. Chasnov was released on an appearance ticket.
SAFE ACT: Jonathon D. Sfeir, 23, Delaware Street, was charged at 9 p.m. Sunday with unlawful possession of an ammunition feeding device. Police said the charge was related to a Safe Act violation. He was released on an appearance ticket.


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The driver in the that killed two cousins from San Bruno and South San Francisco has hired a new lawyer for the murder case against him.
Rodney Corsiglia, 49, of San Bruno was expected to enter a plea Wednesday in connection with his arrest after the fatal crash. He appeared briefly in San Mateo County Superior Court but did not enter a plea.
Corsiglia's attorney, Robert Canny, said he could no longer represent Corsiglia because of a conflict.
Corsiglia has now hired Sacramento attorney Michael Bowman. Bowman appeared on behalf of Corsiglia at the Redwood City Hall of Justice and asked a judge for more time to review the case, which the court granted.
The entry of plea is now scheduled to take place at the same location at 1:30 p.m. on Sept. 7.
Corsiglia continues to be held in San Mateo County Jail without bail and faces charges including two counts of murder, vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence causing injury and death.
On July 28 at about 12:16 p.m., Corsiglia, and was driving on a suspended license, apparently Arnulfo Picazo and Usbaldo Gomez, who were stopped at a light at Sneath Lane and El Camino Real. Corsiglia also struck two other vehicles that were stopped at the intersection.
, who had just left the baptism of Gomez's 1-year-old daughter at St. Bruno's Church in San Bruno, were pronounced dead at the scene, while four people, including at least two children, in the other two cars were sent to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said Corsiglia suffered from a seizure disorder, within four years, from 2007 to 2011. Corsiglia's driving license was permanently revoked in June 2011.
Despite the license suspension and the seizure disorder, Corsiglia decided to drive anyway, Wagstaffe said, which is why prosecutors are pursuing murder charges.
Bay City News Service contributed to this story.
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There is no reason to not makes cakes and puddings for your Diamond Jubliee Street Party. Look through this list of some of the Traditional Cakes and Baking and you will see there are many, many to choose from.
The queen of cakes must be on any street party menu, The Victoria Sponge. Named after Queen Victoria this is truly one of the most popular cakes in the UK. It is simple to make and once filled with jam and fresh cream is irresistible. No wonder it was Queen Vics favourite.
Traditional street party food, however, would be the same without a classic British Trifle. to tuck into. Trifle is the quintessential pudding and loved for centuries. The classic trifle is packed with great ingredients but don't worry if you are short of time, you can use ready-made custard or custard made with custard powder. Delicious.
Afternoon Tea. Serving the sandwiches, cakes, tarts and muffins in place of dessert makes a lovely alternative for pudding, though you can have both if you want.


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Just Cause 2 pushed back
UK publisher Eidos Interactive have confirmed this week that Latin American action game Just Cause 2 has been pushed back, and will now emerge during the hectic festive season now ensuing.
The exact reason for the slippage is not offered, but it seems plausible Eidos might hope to negate a jam-packed Christmas schedule, as well as allow developer Avalanche more time to polish their opus.
The new shooter will apparently include several large features omitted from the original Just Cause, as well as integrating community feedback.
New AI, and a more complicated mission structure will make for a deeper experience, incorporating lashings of environmental interaction and the expected lush visuals.
Just Cause 2 will be released on the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 - now in 2009.


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The race to find the best summer drink is over before it even began. Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to meet the NASCAR Spritz. The kicky blend of light beer, Aperol, and a lime twist comes to our city via Chad Arnholt, bartender at Trick Dog and co-founder of beverage consulting company Tin Roof. ... More >>
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We figured local strip clubs and the proctologist's office probably wouldn't be on list of Facebook's top "check-ins." But you know what is: AT&T Park. In the study released yesterday, Facebook analyzed data from 25 cities, including San Francisco, and found that a majority of their users are ca ... More >>
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If decades-old boxes of Annie's Homegrown Macaroni and Cheese were the equivalent of stock shares, nearly every person reading this would be just a little bit wealthier today. As the San Jose Mercury News reported, yesterday Berkeley's own little natural food behemoth began trading shares on the ... More >>
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Brian YaegerSierra Nevada is the nation's largest independent brewery.Nov. 15, 1980: Twenty-six-year-old Ken Grossman brews his first commercial beer. Last night, Grossman briefly took the stage at the Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.'s 30th anniversary party in Chico where it all began. Thirty di ... More >>
BrokeNCYDE: All your fears about the younger generation, realized.It's a terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible question. And a necessary one. Why necessary? Hell, we need some way to talk about the stuff. And it's terrible, obviously, because there's no successful way to answer it ... More >>
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When the current financial crunch rumbled into the big time late last year, 499 of the Fortune 500 companies' experienced plummeting stock prices. The one that didn't? Campbell's Soup. The notion of future economic armageddon made the notion of long-lasting canned sustenance a hot item; predictably, ... More >>
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Game Review: Ben Gordon doesn't deserve Vinnie Johnson comparison
It's tempting to compare Ben Gordon, the Pistons' latest sixth man, to Vinnie Johnson, Detroit's quintessential reserve.
Nicknamed "The Microwave" (he heats up in a hurry), Johnson was adored by fans. He's scored the sixth most points in franchise history. And his No. 15 hangs from the Palace rafters.
Johnson is a Pistons icon.
I just don't think it's fair to compare Gordon to him.
Gordon is too good.
The Pistons' new star was on full display last night in the Pistons' season opener, a 96-74 win over the Grizzlies. Gordon scored 22 points off the bench on 7-of-12 shooting, including 4-7 from behind the arc.
I know it was just one game. I know it was against lowly Memphis. And I know Richard Hamilton scored more (25 points on 10-of-19 shooting).
But Gordon impressed me immensely.
When Hamilton started the game cold, Gordon came in and immediately helped Detroit take control. He even converted a four-point play.
And Gordon produced both ways great scorers do – finding easy shots and making tough ones. I think he will be the best scorer the Pistons have had in quite some time.
In his young career, Gordon has averaged 18.5 points per game and has a .554 true shooting percentage, which accounts for the value of 3-pointers and free throws.
Just 10 Pistons have ever had seasons that eclipse those numbers, let alone careers.
- Bob Laineer (six times)
- Kelly Tripucka (three times)
- Adrian Dantley (twice)
- Joe Dumars (twice)
- Grant Hill (twice)
- Isiah Thomas
- Walt Bellamy
- M.L. Carr
- Allan Houston
- Bailey Howell
Just Tripucka and Dantley have topped those numbers for their Pistons careers. Tripucka spent five seasons in Detroit, and Dantley was here for two-and-a-half.
Here's to hoping Gordon, 26, sticks around longer. Maybe by then, we can find a better comparison for him.
Hamilton hurt
Hamilton also had an excellent game (who said he couldn't play with Gordon?). But he left in the fourth quarter with an ankle injury. X-rays were negative, according to A. Sherrod Blakely of MLive.
Unsung heroes
- Ben Wallace had nine rebounds and a block in 28 minutes. I'm not sure if he'll hold up all season, but he looks good right now.
- We all know Bynum can score in bunches. But if he can show he can do more, he has an outside shot of becoming a starting point guard somewhere next year. He was just 2-of-6 from the field last night. But he also had seven assists and five rebounds in 22 minutes.
Questions remain
- I was curious to see how the rotation would shake out this year, but this wasn't the best game to get a peak. Austin Daye and Jonas Jerebko were suspended for fighting in the preseason. Charlie Villanueva got in early foul trouble. And the game was out of hand early in the fourth quarter.
- The Pistons have talked a lot about running more. Their pace last year (86.7 possessions per 48 minutes) was 29th in the league. They had just 81.7 possessions last night. But the pace slowed dramatically in garbage time, so it's tough to gauge how much more Detroit wants to run.
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Vinnie was much better at 2-point shots than Ben; it's hard to compare them overall because the 3 point line wasn't introduced until he was already in the league; he never took many. But Vinnie also got more rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks than Ben gets. So maybe Ben is a better scorer, but can we wait for him to expand his game a bit before we retire his jersey?
Oct 29, 2009 • 4:44 pm
by Owen
Somebody loves one-dimensional scorers…
Gordon isn't a good NBA basketball player. In fact, he is below average. He doesn't bring anything to the table other than efficient scoring and a high though not murderously so turnover rate. There is a lot more to being a basketball player than scoring.
Last night, he played 26 minutes with just 2 rebounds and one assist to go with 2 turnovers.
On the nights he shoots well he will look great. On the nights he doesn't shoot well he will kill the Pistons. They are going to regret signing him for as much money as they did.
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[...] Gordon made his presence felt off the bench. He came in and started hitting shots right away, reminding some fans of Vinnie "The Microwave" [...]
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[...] Gordon also was plus-three. I think I already established I'm on the Ben Gordon bandwagon, and his 25 points, seven rebounds and fours assists should help fill [...]
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NYPD Officer beaten with baseball bat by suspect
An NYPD officer was allegedly beaten into a concussion by a suspect armed with a baseball bat this morning in the Corona section of Queens. Eyewitness News is told the uniformed officer, assigned to an impact post, was attacked while on foot patrol at 102nd Street and 39th Avenue just before 1:30 a.m.
He sustained a concussion, and was rushed to Elmhurst Hospital. Offiicials say the officer sustained head injuries and needed stitches. He was listed in serious but stable condition.
Police say 21-year-old Danny Fernandez, of Queens, was caught during a foot pursuit following the attack.
Authorities say Fernandez was armed with a bat when he attacked the officer, beating him over the head and swiping his service weapon.
Apparently, a second police officer saw the commotion from a distance, but was unaware it was a fellow officer who had been attacked.
That officer chased the bat-wielding Fernandez, capturing him and recovering the gun before making the arrest.
Fernandez taken to the 115th Precinct for questioning. Charges against him were pending.
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ANCHORAGE — Nine seniors from Woodland Hills' El Camino Real High School won the 2001 U.S. Academic Decathlon on Saturday, narrowly defeating the returning champions from Texas in the closest contest in memory.
Out of a maximum score of 60,000, just 21 points separated El Camino from James E. Taylor High School. The difference is equivalent to the point value of one or two questions in the 10-event, three-day competition, one decathlon official said. El Camino scored 46,547 points to Taylor's 46,526.


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Distinguished University Professor of Christian Ethics
Director, Center for Theology and Public Life, Mercer University
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Speaker and author, Christianity for the Rest of Us, A People's History of Christianity
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An about.com reader of our site has sent an interesting report of a an incident that her brother and two other men had on 10-09-09 in the southern part of North Dakota.
While on a hunting trip, they were gazing at the night sky, when they spotted unknown lights. The lights were about the size of a standard garbage can lid from their perspective. There was a line of 4 lights which blinked randomly.
One light would blink, then three, then two. As the hunters passed underneath the lights, they could see that whatever was producing the lights was stationary.
Sighting Connected to Deaths?
Ironically, this was the same night that 3 college women were found dead in their submerged sport utility vehicle on a North Dakota farm. Strangely, mysterious calls for help were sent. The calls, according to police reports, were strange and garbled, and a triangulation of their last calls helped the authorities determine search parameters.
The three were reportedly in the middle of a star gazing trip, but wound up in 10 feet of water, their vehicle and windows locked up. A dog belonging to one of the women was also dead in the vehicle.
The women were only about 45 minutes west of where the hunters saw the unknown lights. One of the witnesses surmised that possibly the women had seen the same unknown lights, and unaware of their surroundings, wound up in the pond, and panicked. But why?
He added: "... it was a full moonlit night, and they would have had to see the pond. The tire tracks went straight in - no braking or sliding."
Theory Plausible
It's a theory as to why they wound up dead in their submerged vehicle. Being excited about seeing the lights, and little or no traffic on the road, they probably were not paying attention, and plunged into the water.
The hunters' sighting occurred 3 miles west of McIntosh, South Dakota. The city sits on the border between North and South Dakota. It is conceivable that the hunters and the 3 college women both saw the same object, or objects.
A friend of one of the three women was told they were going on a star gazing trip, which was often their choice for a night out.
Unless further information is made known, we can only speculate that the women may have seen the lights of a UFO, or being in a lonely, desolate area, they may have been abducted.
Information for this report was sent by Tina from Hamburg. If you have any additional information on this case, please let us know.


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Bottom Line
This is a great book for beginning web developers who learn through examples. Don't plan on using this book as a reference, but rather get ready to get your hands dirty typing in code so that you can really learn it.
- Step-by-step instructions make it easy to move through the book.
- The length is good to get the chapters done in the alloted time (i.e. 1 hour per chapter for 24 hours total)
- Covers elements of scripting like best practices that are often left out of other programming books
- Lots of examples in every chapter to illustrate what you're learning
- It is not written as a reference book, and so can be confusing if you're not already familiar with the terms.
- You will be expected to read the scripts in the examples and try them out so that you understand them.
- The book is fairly short so some
- Publisher: Sams
- Price: $34.99
- Length: 442 pages
- Released: May 2010
- Section 1 introduces JavaScript with chapters on understanding JavaScript, creating a simple script, programming JavaScript, and working with the DOM.
- Section 2 gets into the basics of JavaScript with chapters on variables, functions, loops, built-in libraries and more.
- Section 3 introduces the DOM with chapters about responding to events, windows, forms, style sheets, the W3C, and advanced DOM features.
- Section 4 gets more advanced with chapters on scripting best practices, debugging, Ajax, and using Greasemonkey.
- Section 5 teaches how to build multimedia applications with JavaScript including graphics and sound.
- Section 6 helps you put it all together with three sample scripts (drop-down menus, a game, and other applications) plus where you can go with JavaScript.
- There is also appendices with JavaScript resources, more JavaScript books, a glossary, and a quick reference for both JavaScript and the DOM.
- Like the other Sams Teach Yourself books, each chapter is intended to be an hour of work to learn the language. The chapters end with a Q&A section, a quiz and some exercises to practice what you learned that hour.
Jennifer Kyrnin's Review of Teach Yourself Javascript in 24 Hours (4th edition)
This is a great book for teaching yourself JavaScript. But it's not for everyone. If you're looking for a book that explains the JavaScript functions and how to use them you might get frustrated here because while there is a great index, this book is not a reference book. Instead it is intended to take you step-by-step through how to learn JavaScript by actually writing it.
Each chapter is intended to be consumed in about an hour with the reader following along at his or her computer—writing the scripts on web pages as the author presents them.
If you are a person who learns by doing and following examples, then you will really like this book. You are given lots of examples to work with and every hour is finished with a quiz and some exercises to continue further on that topic. For best results I recommend following along with the book and doing most of the exercises at the end of each chapter. This means it will probably take you more than 24 hours to finish the book, but you'll have a strong grasp of how to use JavaScript by the end.
What I Like Best
The thing I like best about this book is in Hour 15: Unobtrusive Scripting. I've seen a lot of books and websites go over how to write JavaScript, but never talk about best practices for where to use it and how best to use it. This book has an entire chapter devoted to just that.
This chapter includes information on progressive enhancement and recommends just like the W3C that you avoid doing things that are specific to one browser (no matter how tempting that may be). It also covers accessibility and usability which is great.
Of course, then this chapter goes into browser sniffing, with the implication that you can (and should?) test for browsers by reading their browser information. But then it redeems itself by covering feature sensing, where you test for a feature (like the
CANVAS element) and then run your script or not depending upon whether the user agent supports that feature.
This is a nice book for learning how to build scripts in JavaScript. By trying out all the examples yourself you'll have a strong understanding of how to do it, although it might take closer to 50 hours to do.


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Whether you are starting your first job or looking for a new one, it is very important to consider the benefits that each company offers. You should add the benefits into your salary consideration, because you may be surprised that a lower paying job with great benefits can put you financially ahead when compared to a higher paying job. Here are the most common benefits and things you should consider about them as you consider your new job. Taking advantage of your benefits can reduce your taxable income and add additional savings.
1. Health Insurance
The most common benefit is health insurance. Many companies have different policies about when you qualify for health insurance. Generally if you are working full-time you qualify for this benefit. Some companies will completely cover you, and allow you to purchase insurance for your family. Other companies will have you pay a premium for yourself and your family. Some companies allow you to cover your significant other as well. You should consider the out-of-pocket costs as well the premium costs when comparing health insurance benefits.
2. Employer Match
Employer match is another great benefit. Many employers will match your 401K contributions up to a certain percentage of your salary. This is something that you should take advantage of because it increase your earning and savings potential. If you live the company before you are vested in the 401K program you will lose the amount your employer put in. Generally it takes five years to become vested.
3. Paid Vacation and Sick Time
Paid vacation and sick days are another great benefit. Generally you earn a set number for each month you work. These days will accrue as you work. Many employers also give additional days once reach the five or ten year mark. When changing jobs you may want to consider the things that you will give up when it comes to seniority. Additionally when you leave, your company should pay you for the sick days and vacation days that you have accrued, but not used.
4. Life Insurance
Life insurance is another common benefit. Generally your employer will pay for the amount of one year's salary, while giving you the option to purchase additional coverage. This is a great benefit, and can help your loved ones pay for burial expenses in the event of your death. You should be prepared to name a beneficiary when you fill out your initial paperwork. This does require a social security number for the person you are leaving the money to. You can also change the beneficiary by contacting your human resources department.
5. Stock Options
Your employer may offer stock options as well. Stock options allow you to purchase stock at a set price. There is a waiting period set by the company that puts a waiting period on when you can sell the stock. Generally you receive the stock options a lower price, and then sell them when they are higher.
6. Flexible Spending Accounts
Another common benefit is a flexible spending account. These are regulated by the government, and so the rules are pretty much the same across the board. A flexible spending account will allow you to set aside pretax dollars to pay for medical and daycare expenses. Flexible spending accounts are a great way to decrease your taxable income, you should take advantage of one if you can.
7. Other Insurance Options
Your company may offer many other insurance options. These may include dental, vision, and disability insurance. You should determine whether or not you need all of these additional insurance benefits. Disability insurance is a great benefit, since it will protect if you were suddenly injured. If you are considering dental and vision insurance you should carefully look at your insurance plans before you make a decision.


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Litchfield woman resigns after 60 years' public service
Jewett is saying farewell to her position on the board, a decision she said tugs at her heart and did not come lightly.
"I really wanted to finish the last year of my (three-year) term, but I think doing it this way is fair. Voters should be able to choose my replacement," she said.
"I started politics in 1952," she said, explaining some of her first positions were library trustee and town trustee.
Jewett said her health is taking a toll, and her abilities are limited. "I intend to help out still, but I just won't take the leadership," said an emotional Jewett, who is optimistic that someone younger but just as passionate about taking care of the students and the elderly will be interested in seeking her position in the March election.
"Beyond the regular meetings and responsibilities of the job, she has spent countless hours assisting those in our community who are less fortunate," says the release, posted on the town's website. " … We will miss the benefits of Pat's experience and her reminders to our consciences. For many residents, Pat was their direct connection to local government. When they had a question or concern, she was the first person they called. Pat Jewett has epitomized service to our community."
Perhaps one of her most cherished projects, she said, was helping to collect new backpacks for area children.
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Superlative TV examines apathy as a powerful force of environmental, political and cultural change.
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Still from Slacker by Richard Linklater, 1991
Superlative Television's third broadcast focuses on the effects of apathetic attitudes in relation to the environment, labour, and the politics of representation.
Apathy is a state of mind that manifests in opposition to a neoliberal reduction of life to individual self-interest with regards to energy consumption, workplace and media. Being apathetic is a reactionary step which has consequences on the climate, labour rights and the welfare state.
Doing nothing can also be a practice of struggle against neoliberalism in everyday life, where being unproductive is antithetic to agendas aimed only at increasing power and profit.
The broadcast will include work submitted via our open access platform, and artist video as well as material produced by superlative television.
"One day it's going to dawn on everybody that this large, silent majority have been winning every election for the last three decades, and the people winning these elections are going to be too ashamed, or better yet, too afraid to even take power at all." 19'05", Slacker, Richard Linklater, 1991
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Welcome to Affairs-Help. An extramarital affair is one of the most painful experiences that couples face, and one of the greatest challenges for helping professionals. Whether you are seeking assistance in your personal life or you are a professional looking for training, this website is designed to help you, and to learn from you about your own experiences.
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Emily Brown offers individual, couples, family, and group therapy. She has been instrumental in helping individuals and couples develop ways to resolve the issues that have led to extramarital affairs and to deal with the fall-out when the affair surfaces. She also works with those who are having problems in their relationships and who want to develop a better understanding of their own behaviors and motivations.


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The Chicago Bears (7-4) will take on the Kansas City Chiefs (4-7) this Sunday — and Patch is getting in on the action.
Thanks to a partnership with , 221 Main St., Lemont Patch will be holding a "Predict the Score" contest prior to the Bears game each week. The reader who correctly guesses the score, or comes closest to guessing the score, wins a $10 gift card to Nick's.
• If you're a Patch reader, simply comment on the bottom of this article with your name and what you think the final score of the next Bears game will be. (Example: Benny Bears Fan, Bears 102, Chiefs 0.)
• All entries need to be received by the start of the game. Since the Bears' next game is at 3:05 p.m. Sunday (CST), we'll need all entries by then.
• To determine the winner, we will take the difference between actual points scored and predicted score for each team, and add them up for everyone who posted in the comments section on both sites. The person whose combined total is closest to zero wins. And it doesn't matter if the points you give are higher or lower than actual points scores, we're just looking for the person who has the lowest differential.
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Weather permitting, Murray County will still celebrate Independence Day today.
"We still plan on going ahead with all of our activities unless it rains us out," Murray County Recreation Department Director Anthony Pittman said Friday afternoon.
The National Weather Service predicts showers and possibly thunderstorms for today.
The celebration will take place at the old recreation complex at 745 Chestnut St. in Chatsworth, across from Murray County High School. There will be homemade ice cream, funnel cakes, lemonade and other foods for sale, as well as games for children, a 30-foot water slide, a mechanical bull and a live band.
The festivities are scheduled to kick off around 3 p.m. and the fireworks expected to start around 9:45 p.m.


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Above is the trailer for the upcoming Morbid Angel remix album. I'm pleased to be on the same release as Laibach, Skinny Puppy and many other great artists. Morbid Angel is causing a lot of controversy within its own fanbase by jumping genres. Usually artists need to change to grow so I respect what they are doing.
"39 artists from the electro / indus / dub scene, each remix a song from Morbid Angel's latest offering "Illud Divinum Insanus". Featuring Laibach, Combichrist, The Horrorist, Punish Yourself, Micropoint, Treponem Pal and many others!"
For more info: stormingthebase.com/morbid-angel-announces-remix-album…
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In keeping with a new tradition on Wire to the Ear called "Sunday Sounds" where I post a music playlist each week here's the next installment: Electronic Body Music. This is my personal favorite music genre. EBM is creative, powerful and mostly electronic music. You can find some sophisticated song arrangements and vocals in a lot of EBM. The genre almost disappeared in the early 90s but it's back with new blood. Even the old guys are back on the show circuit.
I created this playlist using Imeem. You can find me there at
Are you an EBM fan?
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Born To Run
Born To Run is an amazing book!
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Colts hire McMahon as special-teams coordinator
The Colts hired Tom McMahon as their new special-teams coordinator, the team announced Thursday.
60-second rant: Irsay the forgotten man in Colts' success
Colts owner Jim Irsay deserves major kudos for the stunning success his team experienced in 2012.
Reports: Colts hire Raye as VP of football operations
Jimmy Raye is leaving San Diego to be the Colts' vice president of football operations, Sports Illustrated's Jim Trotter first reported.
Arians: 'Luck made plays Manning, Roethlisberger didn't until later in careers'
Andrew Luck, the NFL's all-time rookie leader in passing yards, was mentioned in pretty rare company by Bruce Arians.
Colts announce special-teams coach leaving staff
Indianapolis Colts special-teams coordinator Marwan Maalouf will not be back on coach Chuck Pagano's staff next season.
Chargers hire Telesco as new GM
The Chargers hired former Colts vice president of football operations Tom Telesco as their new general manager on Wednesday.
Boldin leads Ravens past Colts
Anquan Boldin set a franchise record with 145 receiving yards, including the clinching TD in the Ravens' 24-9 victory over Indianapolis.
Colts' Arians hospitalized prior to Sunday's game
Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians was hospitalized Sunday morning after falling ill. Clyde Christensen will call plays in Sunday's game vs. Baltimore.
Key matchup: Colts special teams vs. Ravens RS Jacoby Jones
The Colts can't afford any slip-ups on special teams at Baltimore.
Friday injury report for wild-card round
Here is the Friday injury report for the wild-card weekend, showing to what degree injured players participated in their teams' practices.
Eagles granted permission to interview Bradley, Arians
The Eagles were granted permission to interview Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley and Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians.
Karim latest unsung Colt making an impact
The way we hear it, Colts RS Deji Karim gives the club a more decisive, urgent returner than they previously possessed.
Thursday's wild-card injury report
The injury report report for this weekend's wild-card action, as released by the NFL.
Running the 'Card table: Tom Danyluk's wildcard predictions
PFW columnist Tom Danyluk breaks down the wild-card round action and offers his predictions.
Lewis, Pagano highlight emotional weekend
Three of this year's wild-card games are whoppers, with the two Sunday games appearing to be quite fascinating.
The Colts agreed in principle with Thomas on Tuesday.||||||| Thomas, Miami's sixth-round pick in 2008, has started 21 career games including 21 last season with New England and will now work with right guard Mike McGlynn, who played well after Grigson signed him in free agency last year.
The Patriots signed Thomas to bolster a unit that lost center Dan Koppen to an ankle injury.||||||| Thomas was drafted by Miami in 2008 in the sixth round out of Connecticut and spent two seasons with the Dolphins and one with Detroit. He signed with the Lions last Nov. 23 and was inactive for the last six games. He was released on Sept. 3.
The Dolphins placed Thomas, a starting rookie guard, on the injured reserve list Tuesday. Thomas suffered a foot injury in Sunday's season opener against the New York Jets.||||||| Thomas, a sixth-round draft pick from Connecticut, had been wearing a protective boot on the foot at practice Monday but had expected to practice Wednesday.


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At 9 a.m. Feb. 16, Jerry Everett will conduct a rules clinic at Bradenton Shuffle Club. The express purpose of this clinic is to train new referees.
Our district will host the Florida Masters in April at Palmetto, and a longstanding tradition for the Masters is a referee on each court. Effort is being made this year to have a referee at each end so referees need not stand in the sun all day.
A side benefit of the school would be to create experts on rules, protocol, judging discs, etc. that could benefit every club whose member attends. As time goes by and a few rules change from year to year, a club may find itself behind the times if no one attends such schools.
Attendees should bring lunch as the school may last four to five hours. All current referees are encouraged to attend. The school is free.
Tournament results
n Fl P-18A, Jan. 28 at Betmar. Ladies Main: 1. Judy Taylor, 2. Nancy Sclafani, 4. Letha DeVries-Pam Nurnberger.
n FL P-18B, Jan. 28 at Hollywood. Ladies Main: 3. Joyce Marquis-Erika Berg. Men Main: 2. Mel Erb-Dave Kudro. Consolation: 2. Mike Marquis-Peter Berg.
n FL A-15 State Tournament for Amateurs/Any Doubles, Jan. 1-29 at Bradenton Tropical Palms. Main: 1. Russ Spoto-Bob Comford, 2. David Welsh-Fred Thompson, 3. George Godson-Heather Godson, 4. Marion Erwin-Lowell Williams. Consolation: 1. Sharon Hoyt-Terry McNamara, 2. John DeLorme-Tom Cullen, 3. John and Anne Lounsbury, 4. Wilma Terwilliger-Eva Mae Lake.
n SWCD D-15 Restricted Draw Doubles M/L, Jan. 31 at Bradenton Shuffle Club. Ladies Main: 1. Adriana Cramton-Shirley McCullough, 2. Claudia Kellogg-Margaret Hartzler, 3. Heather Godson-Pam Nurnberger, 4. Nancy Sclafani-Linda Wallingford. Consolation: 1. Pat Batdorff-Sue Daidone, 2. Joan Erwin-Sue Minnich, 3. Gloria Hollander-Evelyn White, 4. Alice Barlow-Joan Curwin. Men Main: 1. Ed Leonard-Ralph Lozano, 2. Darrel Blake-Larry Mardis, 3. Jerry Stannard-Charlie DeVries, 4. Mel Erb-Bill Faudree. Consolation: 1. Jerry Everett-Al Kaleel, 2. Don Pennell-Bob Comford, 3. Clark Bennett-Jim Smith, 4. John Ulicny-Jean Wilson, Jr.
n SWCD A-12 District Amateurs/Any Doubles, Feb. 1 at Bradenton. Main: 1. Mike Keeping-Bill Reinbolt, 2. Paul Johnson-Frank Rivett, 3. Siggy Gudzus-Phil Krick, 4. Linden Terwilliger-Patty Yates. Consolation: 1. Dian Darrah-Judith Blake, 2. Elaine Jarvis-Ruby Flickinger, 3. Terry McNamara-Janice O'Sullivan, 4. Jill DeBruyne-Paul Stewart.
Future tournaments
n Tuesday is the second day of FL P-19 at Bradenton Shuffle Club, State Sponsored M/L Doubles open to all. Also second day of FL A-16 at Paradise Bay, Any Amateurs/Any Doubles.
n Thursday at Tri-Par Restricted Draw Doubles, M/L, 16/75 frames.
n Friday at Tri-Par District amateurs/Any Doubles, 16 frames or 75 points.
n Feb. 11 FL P-20A at Golf Lakes and P-20B at Leesburg, M/L Doubles, 75 points, Open to all.
n Feb. 12 at Golf Lakes, FL A-17, Any Amateurs/Any Doubles.
n New 2013-14 district schedules are to be amended, as Tri-Par has elected to change D-14 from Mixed to M/L Restricted Draw Doubles.
n Two important V.I.P. Shuffle Awards were made Jan. 14 at the National Tournament at Trailer Estates. One was to Richard "Buck" Buchanan of the Central District, a former ISA President and Hall of Fame Member. The pin was awarded posthumously and received by his widow, stellar player in her own right, Kay Buchanan of Pennsylvania and Lake Region.
n The other award was to Jane O. Bird of Trailer Estates, who has played about 30 years and accumulated 793 points by last season. Jane has played nearly everywhere and with many great partners, and she acknowledged them all in her gracious response.
n Word has been received of the recent passing of Eileen Warner and Hank Gjeltma. Eileen, widow of Hugh Warner, who for years sold and repaired cues at tournaments, was a Pro who became a formidable foe in the Ladies Division. The Warners lived at Golf Lakes. Eileen returned to Michigan about ten years ago. Hank Gjeltma was from Michigan, lived at Paradise Bay for many years, and loved to shuffle. All these old-timers would join me in wishing you Happy Shuffling.


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The staff (rod) Moses held was a symbol of authority based on the law. The law comes from the throne of the lawgiver
and judgement is administered from the throne in accordance with the law. The lawgiver has described himself as merciful and the tablets of the law were placed in the ark under the mercy seat. The law reflects the character of the lawgiver and its purpose is to restore both the victim and the lawbreaker. The law of jubilee is the legal foundation for this mercy (grace). When Moses cast down the rod of authority (law) it became a serpent. When he picked it up it became authority. We with our limited Pentecostal anointing described as an "ernest" of the Spirit are still not able to fully keep the law. If we cast it down it becomes a serpent to us with the purpose of correcting us. The fiery law is meant to refine us. When we pick up the serpent (law gets written in our hearts) it becomes a rod of authority for us to use in the kingdom.
This authority is to be used with the mind of Christ. The fruit God is looking for is sons who are in agreement with the law because it is written in their hearts. These sons will also have the mind of Christ and will be able to administer the law with perfect love when they are perfected.
Only when we reach the Tabernacles anointing (resurrection) will we be perfected and able to love God with our whole being and our neighbor as ourself.
Word - Semitic - Origin:
187075; < Neo-Latin sēmīta < Late Latin Sēm (< Greek Sḗm < Hebrew Shēm Shem) + -īta -ite1
It means descendants of Shem. Who changed it?
so explain to me, why is it that you needed a blood sacrifice to take away your sins?
1. sin sacrifice IS MOSAIC LAW.
if you are not under the law, you dont need Christ in the first place.
2. sin is transgression of the law. so sez paul.
if there is no law, there is no sin.
so, why are you Christian again?
Is this yours or do you have a source?
Is this yours or do you have a source for this teaching?
The Law exists for two reasons
that even I, in my limited understand, can easily perceive:
1) First and foremost, as a demonstration to His people that it is impossible to achieve sinlessness through human effort, because there is no man (save Jesus) who could obey the law fully in spirit and in action. The law shows us the need of His mercy, and of Jesus, our savior.
2) To provide a set of instructions to His people that, if followed, would virtually guarantee they would become a strong, healthy and prosperous people. So many of the laws of living involve principles of health and cleanliness that were absolutely necessary for the time in which they were written. Does that mean they should now be disregarded. Not in my opinion. There are subtleties to His laws that we perhaps cannot comprehend which, if followed, will reap benefits. The subject of menstrual coitus could very well be one of them.
An example: The Torah laws regarding coitus were very clear. If followed, a husband would not have relations with his wife until 14 days into her cycle. At that time, relations could be resumed. Guess what the result of following that law would be? It would produce more sons than daughters, since 14 days is day one of the ovulation cycle for a majority of women, and the little male-bearing sperm swim faster than the female. The little male swimmers are going to get there first and find a fresh, healthy egg to make a new little Jewish boy. Why would God give that instruction? His fledgling nation had need of warriors, and following this particular law would provide warriors a-plenty.
As far as whether the law should be obeyed? This says it perfectly:
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The rod carried by Aaron and Moses was it not an almond rod? When the rod came to life (resurrection) it showed who was given God's authority. The almond was an early crop (awakened early), with eye shaped fruit (ayin). The lampstand (light) in the temple had 7 branches with 22 almonds on it. 22 is the number symbolizing the "sons of God" (gematria 153).
22 divided by 7 is pi which is a key to understanding the circle. The Vesica Pisces is the almond/fish/football shape created when 2 circles are joined with centered radius.
For those with eyes (awakened) to see and ears to hear (understand) the Father is bearing witness to these things even today.
He reveals the coming great awakening of the sons who will bear his rod of authority even in the games of men
such as football (almond/shape). Men like superbowl winning quarterback Aaron RODgers who grew up in an almond growing region or men like Elisha Manning (son of the man) who won 2 superbowls (double portion) compared to his brothers single superbowl win. The announcer in superbowl 46 (years of the temple construction and number of our chromosomes) proclaimed that the patriots "parted like the red sea". Aarons rod turned all the waters of Egypt (the world) to blood even water in stone and wooden vessels.
This shows the blood of Christ coming upon the whole earth as his sons leave egypt resurrected with the rod of authority to rule with Christ. For Christ is our Kinsman Redeemer and the law states we are to raise up a son (inside us) for our Kinsman who died with no heir so that we may share in His wonderful inheritance and rule with him as sons in the millennium.
For the knowledge of the glory of God will cover the earth as the waters cover the sea.
Word - Semitic - Origin:
187075; < Neo-Latin sēmīta < Late Latin Sēm (< Greek Sḗm < Hebrew Shēm Shem) + -īta -ite1
It means descendants of Shem. Who changed it?
I love what you wrote!
Clearvoice, I like your OP also! You posed a good question and I found it interesting as I never thought of it the way you wrote it.
From what I've been taught, a woman is "open" during her monthly, and MUCH more susceptible to infections at this time, especially today with the horrendous STD's out there.
I don't see the law as stone age teachings at all. Our society wouldn't be 'sick' if it followed the Law that YHVH gave us. Instead, it would be filled with integrity and we wouldn't be wondering what to do as the Nation (and world) collapses around us with both criminals and law enforcement abuses running amock!
As far as this particular OP goes, as a woman I know personally how painful it can be during 'that time of the month'. Men can't relate to that, while many are insistent and demanding of their 'maritial rights' come hell or high water. Such a "law" actually can be protective of a woman at this time, both yesterday and today.
And trust me gentlemen, the 'headaches' are a very REAL and uncomfortable issue that even asprin can't help :(
I wish our society made it possible for women to hide away during that time. Not because it's 'dirty' but because often, we NEED it! Coping mechanisms can be absolutely out the window while dexterity and grace are totally lacking (utter clutziness which really can be dangerous), not to mention pain and discomfort.
Women with toddlers especially need to get away with love, grace, mercy, compassion, understanding and blessings even! If necessary they should be SHOVED out the door and told not to return until they've had a hot bath, a few glasses of wine, and at least a 10 day vacation!! Trust me guys, she'll love you for it :P
Man Plans, God Laughs. Psalm 33
They were NOT "primitive" or "stone age."
The Exodus occurred during the BRONZE Age-
They had reading, writing, cities with running water and indoor facilities, an intensely accurate system of math and physics and were able to construct monuments that have lasted through today and which we neither can construct ourselves nor determine how they were constructed.
NOT primitive.
NOT stone age.
Solomon's Temple held nearly ONE MILLION people AND had underground lavatory facilities WITH running water.
I know, right?
If you don't believe Yah and you don't believe Jesus how are you a Follower or a Believer?
A follower of whom?
A believer of what?
Not Yah or Jesus-
Friends, how can you pull out of context something that is so plain????
Roms 1:23 And changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man, and to birds, and fourfooted beasts, and creeping things.
24 Wherefore God also gave them up to uncleanness through the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonour their own bodies between themselves:
25 Who changed the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever. Amen.
26 For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature:
27 And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet.
28 And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient;
The "likewise" tells you that vs.27 is in the VERY SAME context as vs.26. It means vs.27 being the detailed descriptor OF THAT IN VERSE 26 "LIKEWISE". "Leaving the natural use" of homosexual woman in antiquity would entail "replacing" that which is NATURAL with that which is NOT, meaning, the use of UNNATURAL PHALLI in lezbianism, meaning *****S!. Baal temple "prostitutes" of the OT hebrews whilst in canaan (qedeshah -sacred, zonah-profane) used "sacred phalli" between themselves. Ezekial prophesies against Jerusalem and makes reference to this perversion that may have still been around in his day.......
Ezek 16:13 Thus wast thou decked with gold and silver; and thy raiment was of fine linen, and silk, and broidered work; thou didst eat fine flour, and honey, and oil: and thou wast exceeding beautiful, and thou didst prosper into a kingdom.
14 And thy renown went forth among the heathen for thy beauty: for it was perfect through my comeliness, which I had put upon thee, saith the Lord GOD.
15 ¶ But thou didst trust in thine own beauty, and playedst the harlot because of thy renown, and pouredst out thy fornications on every one that passed by; his it was.
16 And of thy garments thou didst take, and deckedst thy high places with divers colours, and playedst the harlot thereupon: the like things shall not come, neither shall it be so.
17 Thou hast also taken thy fair jewels of my gold and of my silver, which I had given thee, and madest to thyself images of men, and didst commit whoredom with them,
18 And tookest thy broidered garments, and coveredst them: and thou hast set mine oil and mine incense before them.
19 My meat also which I gave thee, fine flour, and oil, and honey, wherewith I fed thee, thou hast even set it before them for a sweet savour: and thus it was, saith the Lord GOD.
Temple prostitution involved all forms of sexual deviance, bestiality, homosexuality, orgies, incest, you name it. Phallus's were an integral part of the temple furnishings, and were worshipped as "sacred". Baal worship was extensively "fertility rites" involving "sacred sex". Because you cant see the 'external' use of something "unnatural" between woman, naturally because of the difference in sexual genetalia between the sexes, its very easy to make such an assumption by appearance of the text. Homosexuals today point at the same passage in scripture and the OT and proclaim that it never talks about 'lezbians', it only speaks about homosexual males which is a lie. Reality is, and if you were to ask most any lezbian couple today, they will ALL tell you that there sex life revolves around A *****!. Two men engage in sex and its seen as 'homosexuality', but two woman engage in sex with phalli and its viewed as "masturbatory" or less then "homosexual". May I remind you that the term 'sodomy' was derived from Sodom of the bible based on the event that happened to Lot and how it "appears". But take note that Lot offered his VIRGIN DAUGHTERS to the mob as a replacement, and if the place was only infested with male 'sodomizers' persay, Lot looks a little stupid. Fact is Sodom and Gommorah was overun by BAALISM practiced by male and female alike to the point where it was practiced in the open and not in the confines of a temple i.e. open public sexual deviancy. The men of sodom may have pressed in to get at the '3 men/angels', but you can be rest assured that there were plenty of woman leering at Lots daughters and wife and was probably the reason why he offered them instead! How he kept them virgin was a feat!
".....Returning to the question of 1:26b as a reference to female homogenitality, Banister analyzes the connecting clause between Rom 1:26-27, ὁμοίως ("likewise"), and determines that this connector does not imply that 1:27 should be used to limit the meaning of 1:26.[19] Even though two men are involved in the clause following ὁμοίως, the word does not lead to the conclusion that the clause preceding it will involve two women, only that both clauses are examples of some larger idea, in this case, that some kind of natural use was being exchanged (1:26b) or abandoned (1:27) for something else. In this case, Banister suggests as possibilities, that a woman could be using an ὄλισβος (phallus) on herself, a woman could be using an ὄλισβος with a man, or that the men were having oral or anal sex with the women.[20] Swancutt comes to the same conclusion, explaining that if ὁμοίως here follows other usages in the NT, that it indicates that "the important connection between Rom 1:26 and 27 is the action, the 'exchange/forsaking of the natural use for what is contrary to nature,'" (italics mine) and ὁμοίως is not intended to show similarity between the subjects of the two sentences, thus making it unlikely that the intended audience would have heard this as a reference to "lesbians."[21]......"
From Ancient Greek ὄλισβος.
όλισβος (ólisvos) m, plural όλισβoi
1. *****
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A Perkiomenville man was arrested according to the Morning Call last week. His long list of charges stem from an event of "stalking" his wife, according to Emmaus Police. Apprently, he really didn't know what to get her for Valentine's Day.
Flint Andrew Staton, 30, of Perkiomenville, was reportedly following his wife to work to deliver his "Valentine." The problem? His Valentine card allegedly came complete with descriptions of violence.
According to the Inquisitr.com, the Valentine's Day card had 39 "pieces of paper depicting various forms of violence and killing." The card was entitled "A Promise for My Wife."
He will await trial in prison. His scheduled court date for a preliminary hearing? Ironically, Feb. 14 -- Valentine's Day.
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Dave Evans, a senior tight end on Missouri Southern's 1972 NAIA football championship team, made another contribution to the school just over 10 years after that title run.
He got the ball rolling on the Missouri Southern Athletics Hall of Fame.
"Dave Evans, who was on my staff at the time," came up with the idea for the Hall of Fame," said Jim Frazier, former head football coach and athletics director. "I contacted Aldo Sebben at SMS (Southwest Missouri State) and got a copy of their (hall of fame) bylaws, and we wrote our variation of their bylaws."
Evans, also the president of the Missouri Southern Letterman Alumni Association at the time, announced Glen Wills as the first Hall of Fame inductee in 1984.
Wills, 5-foot-10, 175 pounds, played center in the final days of Joplin Junior College and the early days of Missouri Southern. He graduated in 1971 and went on to coach at Wisconsin-Whitewater before dying on New Year's Day in 1981 of a brain tumor. He was 32 years old.
"Glen exemplified what we were looking for in an inductee," Evans said at that time. "He was an outstanding individual. He was an overachiever who really had desire and enjoyed the game of football."
Said teammate Al Potter: "Glen had pride, integrity, guts and a love for people and a love for Missouri Southern."
Wills also was active in campus activities, and according to one report, his cool head helped avert a racial disturbance on the football team at one point in the 1970 season.
Since Wills' induction, the Hall of Fame has grown to 101 members and two national championship teams — 1972 football and 1992 softball.
The hall of fame honors graduates who have shown distinctive, unique or exceptional ability while on camps or since graduation. People have also been inducted for meritorious service.
Bylaws require a lapse of at least 10 years between the final year of competition and hall of fame induction. An exception was made in 1995 when basketball player Chris Tucker was inducted a little more than a year after he was killed in an automobile accident in the summer of 1994.
Most of the early inductees were associated with football. In the first eight classes, nine of the 13 inductees were football players or coaches, and they were joined by basketball players John Thomas (1985) and Russell Bland (1991) and media members Don Gross and Wendell Redden.
Sallie Beard, who served as coach and athletics director at the school, was the first female inductee in 1992.
Missouri Southern Athletics Hall of Fame members
1984 — Glen Wills
1985 — Terron Jackson, John Thomas
1986 — Jim Frazier
1987 — Ray Harding
1988 — Tom Cox, Al Potter
1989 — Rusty Shelley
1990 — Dean Collins, Don Gross
1991 — Kery Anders, Russell Bland, Wendell Redden
1992 — Sallie Beard, Bernie Busken, Mike Hagedorn, Ken Howard, Willie Williams
1993 — Pam Brisby Laughlin, Barb Lawson Cowherd, Dudley Stegge, Patty Vavra
1994 — Steve Carlton, Mary Carter, Harvey Derrick, Dave Evans, Marty Galbraith, Jimmy Wright
1995 — Chris Tucker
1996 — Brenda Pitts Jennings, Patti Killian Coleman, Warren Turner, Lydell Williams
1997 — Georgina Garrison Bodine, Glenn Dolence, Greg Garton, Karen Gordon, Doug Landrith, 1972 football NAIA championship team
1998 — Terrie Dresh, Skip Hale, Pat Lipira, Betsy Taylor, Joel Tupper
1999 — Lori Alburty, Lisa Cunningham, Robert Davis, Robert Laptad, Margaret Womack Robinson
2000 — Glen Baker, Robert Corn, Rick Ham, Renee Livell Heidger, Tina Roberts Waggener
2001 — Barry Jenkins, Tony Logan, Anita Rank Oplotnik, Becky Fly Woods
2002 — Vincent Featherson, George Major, Tom Storm, 1992 softball NCAA Division II championship team
2003 — Matt Cook, Colon Kelly, Diane Miller, Kenny Simpson, Rod Smith
2004 — Tongula Givens, Andrea Clark Keene, Bryan Larson, Rev. Henry Pullum, Billy Jack Smith
2005 — David Fisher, Shelly Hodges Garr, Jason Riddle, Kelly Young
2006 — Ginger Daniel LaNye, Richard Jordan, Jeff Kilbane, James Thrash, Debbie Williams
2007 — Mark Baker, Rich Weisensee, Holly Trantham Brewer
2008 — Tom Rutledge, Neely Burkhart, Terry Dobbs
2009 — Stephen Crane, Jennifer Jimerson, Sonia Blacketer Eudy, Cedric Florence, Marvin "Red'' O'Dell
2010 — Shally Lundien, Dalana Lofland Rutledge, Albert Bland
2011 — Ron Burton, Tina Keller Montez, Tomi Paalanen, Jim Phillips
2012 — Hal Bodon, Heather Hoyle Sams, Katie Gariss Marsh, Eddin Santiago


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Owners of dogs determined to be 'potentially dangerous' will have to cough up $700 annually for licensing costs in Ridgewood.
The village council on Wednesday unanimously agreed to increase the licensing fee from the state minimum of $150 to the maximum of $700 on an annual basis. Officials said they were prompted to act following an alleged unprovoked dog attack in December.
Although there are roughly 50 dog bite incidents investigated by the Ridgewood Health Department per year, it's extremely rare that a dog is designated "potentially dangerous." No dog had been officially labeled potentially dangerous in nearly a decade, according to village officials.
"The expectation and hope is we won't have to use it," Mayor Paul Aronsohn said, referring to the ordinance passed Wednesday.
Procedurally, a dog is determined to be potentially dangerous by a New Jersey municipal court, and in the majority of cases, the dog has a history of bites or unprovoked attacks.
Once a dog is declared potentially dangerous, the health department must make monthly visits to ensure the animal is being properly monitored. Determination is made by dog, not based on breed. Once the declaration is made, it cannot be reversed. A potentially dangerous dog is branded one for life in New Jersey.
Legally, the $700 fee can only be applied to administrative costs and not site visits or investigations. Canine groups have spoken out against the increased fee, which is based on state statute. They contend the fees do not address the issues.
So while the ordinance itself drew headlines, a flurry of dog groups pledged support for an educational committee on pet ownership Wednesday night, to be headed by Jeffrey Ball.
Ball, a Ridgewood resident and the current president of the NJ Federation of Dog Clubs, said many dangers are preventable with proper education.
"Too often now people go on the Internet, buy dogs and put themselves in situations where they don't know how to deal with it," Ball said. "Dogs can then become dangerous."
There was a reported dog biting three weeks ago, where owners attempted to break up a fight between their scrapping dogs. They suffered minor cuts to hands and arms, police said.
"That would have been prevented, and simple education does that," Ball remarked.
"With drunk driving, drugs, don't we educate the public on things not to do? It's the same thing that needs to be done here. So I put a proposal to the mayor, to the council, to start a responsible pet ownership committee here in town."
The committee, he hopes, will draw participation from village residents, officials and citizens from nearby towns. The American Kennel Club will supply materials without cost to Ridgewood, Ball said. Residents and the council have supported the idea of a committee.
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