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This is a story of a strong resourceful North Georgia woman who was left to raise seven children and run a farm by herself after her husband died. It is told by Barbara Kerby of Cornelia, whose grandmother, Laura Parks, is the heroine of the story.
Gainesville's downtown square seems to glow more warmly this Christmas season than anytime in recent memory.
White County is completing the celebration of its sesquicentennial year, having been created in 1857, the 125th of Georgia's 159 counties.
Auraria, the gold-mining boom town that rivaled Dahlonega in Lumpkin County in the 1800s, started out being called Nuckollsville.
The drought of 1980-81 didn't seem to produce the sense of urgency that has followed the current dry spell and plummeting level of Lake Lanier.
When Helen Stell discovered a large piece of wood buried in the sand on the shore of Lake Lanier behind her home three years ago, she knew there was a story behind it.
The Daily Times June 30, 1957, published an ambitious special edition marking the beginning of the operation of Buford Dam, which created Lake Lanier. It was called, ironically, it seems now, "Water Unlimited." The first electricity generated by the dam had come just 10 days earlier.
Long before Col. Sanders made Kentucky Fried Chicken famous, there was another Col. Sanders, a prominent Gainesville citizen who fought for the Confederacy in the Civil War.
If somebody mentions St. Paul United Methodist Church around here, you have to ask which one because there are three in the Gainesville Methodist District.
Some of the old roads around North Georgia whose names end in "ford" likely led to places in streams that could be crossed on foot, horseback or wagon.
People visiting downtown Dawsonville for next weekend's Moonshine Festival might think they're stepping back into a time machine.
John and Roger Tankersley of Murrayville both served in Germany during World War II, surviving some of the fiercest battles in the European Theater.
When the Old Cornelia Highway was in its prime as U.S. 23, the main route between Atlanta and the Carolinas, it was dotted with businesses ranging from truck stops to grocery stores to roadhouses to tiny seasonal fruit stands.
It was only a log building in 1855 when Pleasant Hill Baptist Church began on Brown's Bridge Road near Gainesville. Four new buildings have been built since then, the latest a fine red brick structure seating 600 and dedicated in September 2005.
Chestatee High School on Sardis Road in Hall County is making a name for itself in academics and sports after only five years of existence.
A century will have passed Monday since the beginning of World War I, which started July 28, 1914, when Austria declared war on Serbia. The United States didn't enter until three years later, declaring war on Germany.
One of the oldest camp meetings in North Georgia begins Monday at the historic Antioch Campground on Antioch Campground Road in west Hall County.
"County agents," as we call them, date back in Georgia 100 years. They are part of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service, celebrating its centennial this year helping residents with home, garden and farm advice.
On this Independence Day Weekend, take a brief look at Lyman Hall, for whom Hall County is named.
Nancy Terrell Furr hid in a cabin during the Civil War while Union soldiers plundered the countryside, picked all the pears from a tree nearby and killed the only cow she owned.
OK, all you local history buffs, here's your chance to display your knowledge with this little trivia test. Answers to the questions are below:
Relative newcomers to Hall County, and even longtime residents whose memory might be fuzzy, are curious about "what used to be" in Gainesville's downtown.
Near the intersection of Wilson Bridge and Martin Bridge roads off Exit 154 of Interstate 85 in Banks County, there once was a community called Arp.
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Suffolk County Legislators voted unanimously on Tuesday to transfer ownership of Long Wharf over to Sag Harbor Village, leaving just a couple of more hurdles to jump until the iconic 1,000-foot long wharf is reverted back to the village's hands.
Sag Harbor purchased the wharf 65 years ago but upon realizing that upkeep costs were more than it could handle, sold Long Wharf to Suffolk County for $1. The county has since leased the wharf to the village annually, handling larger capital improvements while the village takes care of regular maintenance and collects docking and use fees.
Though the two sides have considered solutions such as offering paid parking on the wharf or increasing the cost of boat slips, returning the wharf itself to village hands seems imminent.
Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone is expected to sign off on the transfer, as are Sag Harbor Village officials.
Per state law, the county cannot sell the wharf privately as it is a county road.
A 100-page report finalized in early December noted the following: "Although there is the potential for minor additional revenue to offset to County's costs, there is likely to remain a net loss for the county. The Village's offer to take the Long Wharf back from the County is the best fiscal alternative for the County. By giving the Long Wharf to the Village, the County rids itself of an expense and a liability."
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Hollywood's summer movies. Hot or Not?
As Hollywood's summer movie season draws to a close — only two weekends to go — box office watchers are expecting slightly more than $4 billion in total revenue largely because of superhero blockbusters "The Dark Knight," "Iron Man" and "Hancock"
A final number around last year's record $4.18 billion would approximate last summer's record box office, but it's important to note that while revenues are up, attendance — the number of people actually going to movies — is down about 3 percent from last summer. What accounted for the difference? Higher average ticket prices.
The decline in attendance leads us to think that maybe, despite the success of "Dark Knight," "Iron Man," and even "Sex and the City," maybe audiences weren't too thrilled with Hollywood's summer. Can anyone say "Speed Racer"?
Or, how about Indy's fourth movie? Was it worth it for director Steven Spielberg and actor Harrison Ford to team up again for "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull"?
Maybe the moviegoing experience just wasn't worth the price of admission, which is $10 or more depending on the theater and location. Or, maybe the Olympics were just too much late night competition for late-summer movies such as "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor," slowing momentum from June and July.
Enough with lame movie sequels – Entertainment Weekly
Hollywood always seems to have another sequel up its sleeve. But the magazine Entertainment Weekly on Tuesday said enough already, calling for Hollywood producers to pull the plug on 14 movie franchises it says have run out of gas.
First on the list was "The Mummy." The third and latest installment in the franchise, "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor," which stars Brendan Fraser, had an opening weekend about $10 million below pundits' forecasts more than a week ago when it made $40.5 million. On its second weekend, it dropped a whopping 60 percent to $16.5 million, and only 11 percent of critics on the Web site RottenTomatoes.com gave "Tomb" a favorable rating as of Tuesday.
Entertainment Weekly said the latest movie comes "eight long years" after the last installment and that the franchise "should have stayed in its tomb."
The latest Indiana Jones movie, "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," has made a whopping $776 million worldwide since it opened in May. But that's not enough to stave off the Entertainment Weekly pundits. They called the movie "humdrum" and said they would only be interested if Indy's dad, played by Sean Connery, makes a comeback.
Also on the list was the Austin Powers franchise. The magazine said comedian Mike Myers' style "became all too predictable with its two sequels," before the third movie "Austin Powers in Goldmember" came out in 2002. Myers also had out "The Love Guru" this summer, which bombed at box offices.
Other film franchises on the Entertainment Weekly list were "American Pie," "Bring It On," "Saw," "Friday the 13th," and spoofs in the style of 2000′s "Scary Movie."
(Reporting by Alex Dobuzinskis)
Pick a favorite Indiana Jones scene.
As whip-wielding adventurer Indiana Jones storms back into movie theaters after a 19-year hiatus in "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull", fans of the intrepid archaeologist played by Harrison Ford were asked in a survey by Blockbuster video to name their favorite scenes from his previous three movies. These came out tops:
1. Running from the Boulder ("Raiders of the Lost Ark") — 75%. An overwhelming three out of four surveyed chose this scene with Indiana Jones running from a boulder in a booby-trapped temple as essential Indy material.
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What exactly makes a Cannes film? If you scroll down the Fan Fare blog, you may see a comment on our "'Indiana Jones' avoids critical mauling, but…" posting that ponders why such a big event Hollywood movie would play at a festival like Cannes that is known for more art-oriented cinema.
I cannot tell you what Cannes festival programmers think, but I can tell you that in 15 years of writing about movies and 10 years of covering festivals, that type of comment generally has several answers. Festival directors often say big Hollywood movies bring big Hollywood stars, which can draw attention both to the festival and the art films that may not otherwise be seen. Moreover, what's a festival for, if not to bring a wide variety of movies to the people who are attending.
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It's a reasonable representation of the "junket", a rather unflattering but nonetheless apposite term to describe the short TV interviews studios organise to give news channels and agencies access to stars. The reason: news media need soundbites for their stories.
Cannes Fare 5 – There's no business like…
Highlights from day 5 of the Cannes film festival: "Indiana Jones" reviews and a little about the film market.
Indy movie avoids critical mauling, but…
So, we finally saw the new Indiana Jones movie, which is the biggest show in town at the Cannes film festival this year.
There was a scramble to get into the packed press screening, with reporters waiting up to two hours to ensure a spot, and reviewers were sending out their opinions on the internet within an hour of it finishing.
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Detectives with the Meridian Police Department are looking into two incidents that occurred early Tuesday morning in which Meridian citizens were robbed at gunpoint.
Capt. Dean Harper, commander of the department's Criminal Investigation Division, said the two incidents happened roughly 15 minutes apart and according to information from a press release he submitted, have very similar descriptions of the suspects and getaway vehicle.
"There are some aspects of these two incidents that are very similar and we believe it is the same person who perpetrated both of the alleged crimes," Harper said.
At about 12:50 a.m. Tuesday, a resident of Magnolia Courts Apartments located at 24th Street and 18th Avenue told detectives she exited her car and was walking to her apartment door when a lone black man approached her. The victim said the suspect was wearing all black clothing including a black hoodie with a fur liner. She said the man displayed a handgun and took her wallet and phone. She said he fled in a small brown car that was occupied by another subject. Harper said the victim was not hurt.
Less than 15 minutes later, Harper said a man who was unloading items from his car in the 2500 block of 15th Street was robbed at gunpoint by a lone black man dressed in all black including a black hoodie. After the robbery, the victim said the suspect sped away in a small brown car that was occupied by another subject. Again, the victim was unhurt during the incident.
In unrelated incidents reported by the MPD, Harper said a stolen vehicle was reported Monday night. The incident reportedly occurred in the 2300 block of North Frontage Road. Harper said according to the report, the owner of the vehicle, a silver 2010 Ford F-150, left the keys in the vehicle. The truck has a Florida tag #N771XY.
Detectives are also investigating a residential burglary that occurred sometime Monday at a home located in the 1900 block of 34th Avenue. There was no information as to what was taken in the incident.
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Turner County-- It's been two years since a well known Turner County family was murdered and their home set on fire. Tax Assessor Tommy Joe Wideman, his wife and their pregnant daughter were shot and killed in their Rebecca home.
The killer then torched the house. Now a full GBI investigator has been assigned to work the case around the clock in hopes to bring to a close one of Turner County's most shocking murder cases.
It was the brutal triple homicide that grabbed national headlines on American Most Wanted and that shocked the small community of Rebecca.
The Turner County tax assessor , his wife and their pregnant daughter's burned bodies found inside their home. First believed to be an unfortunate fire-- but later discovered to be arson. And the twist in the case that would haunt Turner County Sheriff Randy Kendrick the most was that Tommy Joe, Deborah and their 20-year old daughter Melissa Wideman had all been shot and killed before the fire was even started.
"The Widemans were good friends of mine and good friends to this county. We think about a lot," says Kendrick.
So much so that Kendrick recently called a meeting of top state investigators including GBI Director Vernon Keenan to review the facts of the Wideman case and figure out where to go from here.
"We want to just sit down, back up ,and look at everything we got and see if there is any way new stance of doing what we want to do," says Kendrick.
And they will have their work cut off for them. The investigation that was once hot is now a almost a cold case. Most of the evidence lifted from the homes burned remains gave no leads and even fewer came after national exposure on America's Most Wanted television show.
"It's going to be difficult to solve but we always try to stay optimistic about it and we have not stop working on the case."
Along with a full time investigator GBI Director Keenan has pledged increased efforts into solving the murders to bring the killer to justice and closure for a wounded community. There is a 50 thousand dollar reward in the Wideman murders.
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Christopher Bryan Speight, the 39-year-old Appomattox man accused in the Tuesday shooting spree in Appomattox County that left eight victims dead, has close ties to Halifax County.
Assistant Superintendent of Halifax County Public Schools Larry Clark confirmed Thursday that Speight had attended school here in the 1980s.
"He attended the junior high as an eighth-grader and then moved out of state the next few years," Clark said. "He returned and attended Halifax County Senior High School for one semester."
HCHS Principal Albert Randolph said, according to school records, Speight was a student at the high school for one semester in school year 1986-87 before transferring to Rustburg High School.
Halifax County Sheriff Stanley Noblin said yesterday he remembered Speight from high school.
"We were the same age, and I remember his face and his name but nothing else," the sheriff said.
Perhaps Speight's uncle, Tom Giglio of South Boston, offers the best profile of Christopher Speight.
"My whole perspective on life changed in one night. It's unbelievable," Giglio said in a phone interview Thursday afternoon.
Giglio remembers his nephew as "a great little kid who was always funny and laughing.
"Chris had no problems when he lived here as a kid. This all defies logic," an emotional Giglio said. "Never in my life would I have ever thought something like this could happen."
Law enforcement officials have charged Speight with one count of first-degree murder involving the deaths of eight individuals, according to Deborah Cox of Virginia State Police Headquarters in Richmond. Additional charges are pending, Cox said.
Two of the victims have been identified as Speight's sister and brother-in-law, 38-year-old Lauralee Sipe and her 38-year-old husband, Dwayne S. Sipe.
"Chris loved his sister. They were like Mutt and Jeff, "Giglio said describing his niece and nephew's relationship.
"All of his problems started with the death of his mother who was my sister. When she died, apparently the way it's looking now, some things went wrong, but we don't know what. When his mother died, he didn't cope with that, but that's all hindsight now."
Giglio said his nephew has lived away from this area for "a good 20 years," and although they haven't had a close relationship, they did stay in contact, "not everyday contact."
"He was very close to his sister and to Dwayne. That's what's so bizarre. They were very close.
"We're asking 'WHY.' That was his family. We just don't understand. I never got any indication ever that he would ever hurt any person. If anything, I got the reverse indication in that if anyone ever tried to hurt his family, he would protect them," his uncle said. "We are totally blown out of the water."
Giglio said family members are planning "a big family meeting" Friday where they "will go over a lot of things. I just don't understand it at all."
He further described his nephew as a calm and quiet person.
"He was the kind of person who everyone liked. I don't know, but something has gone totally wrong. Something must have tripped in his mind," he continued.
"I've lost that entire section of my family. It is gone. There are nine victims because Chris is his own victim," Giglio said. "I've just lost everyone. They're all gone. It's like someone threw me on a table and chopped off both of my arms at the same time. It's unimaginable."
In addition to losing his neice, Giglio described the loss of her husband, Dwayne, also as "unimaginable."
"Dwayne was one of the finest people I've ever known. He was a wonderful person. I just don't know how to talk to his mother. It's terrible," Giglio said.
"This isn't Christopher. It's someone else in him. I don't want people to say horrible things about Christopher, but this just won't compute. He was not a bad person."
Everything began to unfold in the multiple shooting Tuesday around noon when a wounded man was discovered lying in Snapps Mill Road in Appomattox County, state police officials said.
The injured man was airlifted to Lynchburg General Hospital where he later died, officials added.
The Appomattox County deputy who responded to the scene reported hearing shots fired, and additional law enforcement units were dispatched to the Snapps Mill Road location.
When officers arrived, they discovered four bodies outside a nearby house and three additional bodies inside.
As law enforcement units converged upon the suspect, he slipped into a wooded area where he fired a number of shots at a state police helicopter that had been brought in to help with the search, hitting the chopper several times, state police officials said.
Christopher Speight remained confined within the established law enforcement security perimeter the entire time of the search operation, state police officials said. He managed to conceal himself overnight in the wooded area and then turned himself in to SWAT Team members at daybreak, ending the 18-hour standoff.
At the time of surrender Wednesday, Speight was wearing a bulletproof vest and did not have a weapon in his possession, officials said. Speight was cooperative with law enforcement officials and provided useful information, they added.
The Mass Casualty Team with the Office of the State Medical Examiner and special agents with the Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation began processing the crime scene in the 3000 block of Snapps Mill Road early Wednesday morning, according to state police officials.
Identifications of the victims were confirmed, and next of kin were notified, officials said. The eight victims were identified as Ronald I "Bo" Scruggs II, 16, of Dillwyn; Emily A. Quarles, 15, of Appomattox; Karen Quarles, 43, of Appomattox; Jonathan L. Quarles, 43, of Appomattox; Dwayne S. Sipe, 38, of Appomattox; Lauralee Sipe, 38, of Appomattox; Joshua Sipe, 4, of Appomattox; and Morgan L. Dobyns, 15, of Appomattox.
All of the victims were transported Wednesday to the state medical examiner's office in Roanoke in order to determine the cause of death, state police officials said.
Speight was acquainted with the victims, and he had lived at the residence where the murders took place, officials said. He co-owns the residence and owns land adjacent to the residence, they added.
Speight's uncle said he did not know the other victims.
"I can't imagine what those families are going through," Giglio said.
During a press conference Wednesday afternoon, state police Sgt. Thomas Molnar said they found a number of explosive devices at the property and a team of bomb technicians detonated some of them Wednesday and would continue detonating the remaining ones on Thursday to make them safe. Molnar said there was no indication any of the devices exploded on their own.
More than 150 personnel from the Appomattox County Sheriff's Office, Virginia State Police, Campbell County Sheriff's Office, Charlotte County Sheriff's Office, Prince Edward County Sheriff's Office, Farmville Police, Lynchburg Police Department, Bedford County Sheriff's Office, Amherst County Sheriff's Office, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Conservation Police, Virginia National Guard, Holiday Lake State Park Rangers, and ATF were involved in the search and recovery of Speight.
"This is horrific tragedy, definitely one of the worst mass killings in Virginia since the shootings at Virginia Tech in April, 2007" said Virginia State Police Spokeswoman Corrine Geller.


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Memphis police say someone's suspicion led to the arrest of three men in copper thefts.
A caller told police that men were walking into and out of the woods near the caller's home on Tuesday, carrying things. Responding officers found a large amount of copper tubing stashed in the woods at about the same time a call about a prowler came from someone else in the neighborhood.
In that case, police caught the three suspects coming out a back door with tools and copper tubing in their hands.
Officers arrested Clarence Woods, Dwayne Carr and Gary Dowery, charging them all with property crimes and charging Woods with assault and resisting because he fought officers.
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98.5 The Sports Hub's Patriots play-by-play announcer Bob Socci joined Felger & Mazz on Friday, as he does every week, for a little "5 Questions" action leading up to Patriots-Steelers on Sunday.
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Gresh and Zolak were joined by Patriots safety Steve Gregory, who has assumed a new role on the team with captain Jerod Mayo being out for the season. He also looked ahead to Sunday's matchup against Pittsburgh.
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Keidel: Another Tear In The Steel Curtain
Now, one major thread in that curtain is gone. L.C. Greenwood, he of the height and heft and six Pro Bowls and four rings, as central to the dynasty as anyone not named Joe Greene or Jack Lambert, died of natural causes.
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After falling to the fourth round of the 2013 NFL Draft, Shamarko Thomas is determined to prove everyone that he will be a valuable player for the Steelers, while also influencing his younger siblings that maturity and discipline pay off in the long run.
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Brookfield, Wauwatosa apartments win approvals
Redesigned apartments in Brookfield, and a new upscale proposal in Wauwatosa, this week received Plan Commission approvals, according to reports at BrookfieldNow.com and WauwatosaNow.com.
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The law firm that represents the city of Woodward got a raise Monday.
City Manager Alan Riffel said that the city's compensation rate for legal services "has had no increase in 5 years."
The Woodward City Commission voted during their regular meeting Monday to raise the rate that it pays the law firm of Sims, Price, & Price from $150 to $165 an hour.
Even with the 10 percent increase, Riffel said, "That's still below the standard rate at their firm."
The city manager noted that Sims, Price & Price "continue to do a great job representing the city."
In other action Monday, the commissioners approved routine items including meeting minutes, financial reports, and the annual user's agreement with Kid's Inc. to utilize the sports compounds at Crystal Beach Park.
The commissioners also received a brief city manager report from Riffel in which he noted that the city "has taken ownership" of the property at 2400 Williams Ave. after closing on the property Friday.
He said the city's next step will be to take inventory of the equipment inside the old restaurant building, before demolishing it to make way for a new central fire station, which should be completed by the end of 2014.
Commissioner Bill Fanning went on to comment on a couple of other recent developments which he said were positive for the community.
"A new pipeline construction company has moved in on the west side of town so we'll have a couple hundred extra guys in the community for a while; that's exciting," Fanning said. "And I want to say thank you to those who got the Kiwanis train rolling again. I know they had a bang up night on Saturday for the Crystal Christmas opening. The community is just really excited to have the train back."


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The first day of Lent and preparation for Easter Sunday in many Christian religions begins Wednesday with an Ash Wednesday service.
Here are some services to mark the day in Brookfield. Add ones we couldn't find in the comments below.
Brookfield Congregational United Church of Christ
Ash Wednesday Simple Soup & Supper worship service at 6 p.m.
St. Dominic
8:30 am, 12:10 pm and 6:30 pm
St John Vianney Catholic Church
7 am, 8:05 am, 12 noon pm and 7 pm
St. Joseph in Wauwatosa
8:15 am, 12:10 pm and 7 pm
St. Mary in Elm Grove
6:30 am, 8 am and 6 pm
Calvary Lutheran Church
7 p.m.
St. John's Lutheran Church
6:30 p.m.
Christ the King Lutheran Church
6:30 p.m.
Check out our Readers Choice list for Best Fish Fry in Brookfield, as well as a list of churches in the area.
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Holders Wigan survived an uncomfortable night at the Bigfellas Stadium to see off a brave but battered Featherstone 32-16 and clinch their place in the quarter-finals of the Carnegie Challenge Cup.
Fresh from their euphoric 23-16 victory over Super League neighbours Castleford, Rovers eyed an even bigger scalp when they twice held the lead in Friday night's fifth-round tie.
The Co-operative Championship part-timers managed to keep a tight rein on danger man Sam Tomkins and were still in the hunt until Warriors winger Josh Charnley went over for his 16th try of the season on 64 minutes to enable coach Shaun Wane to breathe easily.
Second-rower Gareth Hock then made sure two minutes from the end with his second try of the match but Rovers coach Daryl Powell will be mightily proud of his players' efforts.
Sean O'Loughlin, Darrell Goulding and Thomas Leuluai also went over for Wigan with Charnley kicking six points and Tomkins booting two.
Tommy Saxton, Ian Hardman and Gareth Raynor scored tries for Fev with Liam Finn kicking two goals.
Jonny Lomax led the way as St Helens strolled to a 76-0 victory over part-timers Oldham.
Lomax finished with 28 points following tries in either half and 10 goals for Saints, who led 38-0 at half-time, while Francis Meli bagged a hat-trick and Josh Jones crossed twice.
Paul Clough, Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Iosia Soliola, Thomas Makinson, Paul Wellens, Michael Shenton and Shaun Megennis added further gloss to the scoreline.
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"The Amazing Adventures of Dietgirl"
By Shauna Reid
In 2001, Shauna Reid weighed in at 351 pounds. The realization that something had to be done about her weight came one day when she was hanging clothes on the line to dry and she noticed how big her knickers were. Thus the six-year journey of "lard busting" to lose over half her body weight began.
Unbeknownst to anyone, when Shauna started this process she began writing a blog on the ups and downs of dieting. Blogging turned out to be her "favorite lard busting tool" and her entry into the world of publishing, her lifelong dream. Shauna talks opening and candidly about attending Weight Watchers meetings where she lost her first 100 pounds, and later other programs she tried.
This is not just a diet book. The journal entries contain her current weight and amount lost. She talks about her family, how she gained all the weight (her obsession with her weight started when she was 5 years old after an off-handed comment was made to her), her feelings on exercise, work, dating, etc.
There are setbacks where Shauna regains weight — sometime a little, sometimes several pounds — but her determination to be healthy prevailed. She eventually learns to make "non-scale goals" and learns to love exercise (she eventually runs a 5K.) It took four and a half years to realize that weight loss is truly a lifestyle change, and she wasn't going to just stop once that magic number appeared on the scale.
This is an honest, humorous and insightful look at weight loss. Anyone who has ever tried to lose weight and keep it off will relate to Shauna's struggles and triumphs.
Learn more about Shauna's superhero, Dietgirl, at www.dietgirl.org.
"Think Like a Champion"
By Donald Trump
In these 50 short essays, Trump talks about the qualities and skills needed to succeed in the business world and, to some extent, in life itself.
Each essay begins with a quote. Trump ties each quote into the topic of that specific essay, explaining how the meaning of the quote applies to business, deal making, leadership and success.
While the book is an easy read, Trump gives the reader lots to think about. He credits his father for setting an example. He talks about the importance of an education. There are numerous examples of his tenacity to make deals happen, what it really takes to succeed (few things in life happen overnight) and how to lead.
This is a business book that needs to be read more than once and pondered often.
"Gang Leader for a Day: A Rogue Sociologist Takes to the Streets"
By Sudhir Venkatesh
Although this is Venkatesh's third book, I had not heard of him until reading "Freakonomics" by Stephan J. Dubner, in which Venkatesh was interviewed and highlighted in one of the chapters. This book expands on that chapter and the research Venkatesh did for his dissertation.
While doing research for his graduate studies, Venkatesh takes his multiple-choice survey into the projects of South Chicago. He soon learned his boldness could have gotten himself killed or at minimum, beat up, when he is held by a few gang members. Here he meets J.T., a local Black Kings, or BKs, gang leader who — much to Venkatesh's surprise — is impressed by his boldness and research.
J.T. takes him under his wing and introduces him to life in Robert Taylor Homes, believing the outcome will be his biography. Over the course of a number of years, Venkatesh witnesses the inner workings of gang life and leadership. He will observe drug transactions, prostitution, extortion, beatings, domestic violence and drive-by shootings. He learns about the cycle of poverty, how most people can be bought, and the true sense of community and family in the projects.
The book is based on Venkatesh's notes and personal experiences. Eventually he graduates and moves out of Chicago. Names and businesses have been changed.
It's a fascinating study by one person who dared to wander into an area of Chicago that many, including police and emergency personnel, refuse to enter.
Susan Wray is the manager of the Blue Springs North branch of the Mid-Continent Public Library and former director of the Joplin Public Library.


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The pace of hospital job growth has slowed to a crawl this year. The root cause is "not just healthcare reform," says one analyst, citing about $100 billion of other cuts since 2010.
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Healthcare reform, federal funding cuts, a sluggish economy, and new technologies and treatments are accelerating a longstanding trend that has seen healthcare job creation shift away from hospitals and toward outpatient ambulatory care.
Nicole Smith and Artem Gulish, analysts from the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, said in an email exchange with HealthLeaders Media that ambulatory care employment first outgrew hospital employment in 1995 with the gap widening ever since. For the past 13 years hospital employment has been growing at a slower pace than the overall healthcare sector while ambulatory services has grown at a faster pace than the sector.
"The slow growth in hospital employment and fast growth in ambulatory care services has been the trend in healthcare since the 1990s," say Smith and Gulish, citing Bureau of Labor Statistics data. "This trend has been driven by the move away from high-cost, high-risk hospital care and towards more convenient, lower-cost ambulatory care… In recent years this trend has been driven by development of new technologies that have allowed patients who previously required hospital care to be treated in ambulatory setting, such as the use of stents for many people who previously required bypass surgery."
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Rise of the Guardians 2012
I was really looking forward to this one, as I thought the design of the characters were fantastic. Sadly the movie was not the kind of kid film that also works for adults, but instead just one gigantic cheesefest with a lot of uninteresting action to be cool and hip. Eurgh, no thanks.
Seraphim Falls 2006
The first half hour of this movie is amazing - a 5 out of 5 - but then starts the steady decline in quality. At the end the stupidity and bad choices from the filmmaker is almost too much, bringing the general impression of the movie down to mediocrity, which is a shame. If only the incredible beginning could have carried through the entirety of the film.
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The Avengers 2012
Until I read some early reviews I was very skeptic about this film. Sure, I had liked all of the previous Marvel films (minus The Hulk) and especially loved the first Iron Man, but the whole concept of putting all these heroes and villains in the same movie seemed like a train wreck waiting to happen - but it didn't!
Other than the movie being a bit too long it was pretty much the perfect super hero flick. Everybody got…
Big Trouble in Little China 1986
Just rewatched this on Blu-ray after a few years away from it and I remembered why it's one of my favorite films - this is just so watchable, so fun and so completely ridiculous you can't help loving it. Big Trouble in Little China is the perfect "guilty pleasure" if I should categorize it.
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The Humane Society of the United States on Wednesday released a list of 80 Los Angeles-area pet stores, including two in West Hollywood, that have pledged to not sell puppies and instead support local animal adoption programs as well as provide literature to customers about how to get a puppy from a responsible source.
"There are millions of animals being euthanized, and the adoption option is worthwhile not only from the humane standpoint but also the fiscal standpoint because animal overpopulation is a drain on the city," said Andrew Kim, founder of Healthy Spot.
"The main reason we don't sell puppies is because we don't believe in puppy mills," Collar & Leash employee Andrew Lopez said. "Puppy mills lead to inbreeding that causes problems in the dogs like poor digestion or a mutated claw, and we prefer rescuing dogs from shelters and rescue groups."
Kim suggested adoption websites that specialize in purebred animals as an alternative to buying puppies from retail pet stores.
Jennifer Fearing, California senior state director for the HSUS, praised retailers like Healthy Spot and Collar & Leash.
"These stores have set a positive example of corporate responsibility for other businesses to follow," Fearing said in a statement. "Pet stores that profit from the cruel puppy mill industry need to step up and do the right thing by stopping their puppy sales. The Humane Society of the United States is thrilled to have wonderful local advocates working in our area to increase the public's awareness of puppy mills."
Store owners and managers who sign the humane society's "Puppy-Friendly Pledge" receive a placard that says, "We love puppies; that's why we don't sell them," to display in the store, as well as materials about adopting a dog or finding a responsible breeder.
According to the HSUS:
- Approximately one-third of the nation's 9,000 independent pet stores sell puppies.
- The HSUS estimates that 2 million to 4 million puppy mill puppies are sold each year in the United States.
- Documented puppy mill conditions include over-breeding, inbreeding, minimal veterinary care, poor food and shelter, crowded cages and lack of socialization.
- Dogs kept for breeding in puppy mills suffer for years in continual confinement. They are bred as often as possible and then destroyed or discarded once they can no longer produce puppies.
- Pet stores and online sellers often use attractive web sites to hide the truth and to dupe consumers into thinking that they are dealing with a small, reputable breeder.
- Reputable breeders never sell puppies over the Internet or through a pet store and will insist on meeting the family who will be purchasing the dog.
- Puppy mills contribute to the pet overpopulation problem, which results in millions of unwanted dogs euthanized at shelters every year.
The HSUS reports 2,000 stores nationwide have joined its Puppy Friendly Pet Stores program.
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Kim Cochran is preparing to transition off the Cherokee County School Board.
Cochran, 31, started her term in January 2009, but was defeated in the July Republican primary by northeast Cherokee resident Patsy Jordan.
Along with her service on the board, Cochran has been active in helping her husband Nate Cochran with his law practice in downtown Canton.
A former teacher and now a stay-at-home mother, Cochran and her husband have two sons, Noah, 5, and Jacob, 2, and they attend Cumming First United Methodist Church. They live in the Free Home community.
Cochran discussed with Patch her last four years on the school board.
1. How are you all feeling now in these last days of your tenure? Are residents reaching out to you to wish you good luck?
I have had many emails, comments, and calls from constituents in the past few months wishing me well and thanking me for my time on the Board. It has been wonderful to receive such positive feedback, especially because it was for work that helped kids.
2. What are some of the proudest moments you all have had during your terms?
Being a consistent, outspoken advocate for this very positive change in our system's offerings has been, in my opinion, my greatest accomplishment and probably also my most instrumental contribution as a local leader. As evidenced by our county's vote on the charter (school) amendment, this is a high priority for parents and our community for our students. Aside from that, I have sought to be in the last four years a conservative voice that can also provide the background of having taught. This has been especially important in decisions such as proposed millage rate increases and the vote regarding the location for Cherokee's high school graduations, which I supported remaining at Woodstock First Baptist Church.
3. Were there any moments that would be considered "trying times?" What were some of the hardest decisions you all have had to make?
In my time on the board, our greatest challenges have been a declining tax base and tax collections, which have presented enormous funding challenges, and working within the community to recognize the need for and create school options in our system. Though it was a turbulent time, the community's push for school choice was necessary to demonstrate to some in leadership that it is a local need and priority. Some of the notable results have been the creation of Cherokee County's first public charter school and the system's response, which was the establishment of the Academies Initiative within the Cherokee County School District.
4. How do you feel about the future direction of the school board now?
My hope is that the current understanding of the need for school options will lead to the further development of those choices, such as a high school STEM and an International Baccalaureate Academy in CCSD. Our students are in real need of increased vocational offerings, which has long been a major priority of mine. The Board continues to face challenges with funding and providing an education for our students that will let them compete in a world wide marketplace. I think the Academies and public charter represent the types of individualized educations that will be ever more important in the future. The system must continue to offer excellent traditional college prep coursework as well as meeting other needs. Remaining Board members have voiced support for a high school STEM, as has our local legislative delegation. I hope to see that developed collaboratively in the near future.
5. What are your plans for the near future? Any possibility of getting back into politics?
Going forward, I am excited about focusing my time on family and kids. I have also been asked to serve on boards for a number of educational organizations and committees, and I am considering them. I still have a passion to see kids educated well in our community and will continue to serve as I can to achieve that end.


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The saga of free wireless Internet access at Los Angeles International Airport drags on.
The contract for free Wi-Fi that had been submitted by airport commissioners won approval by an L.A. City Council committee on Monday, which means the item again will return to the full council on Wednesday. It requires a two-thirds majority vote of the council to approve or overrule the contract.


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Fairfax County has launched a new "online checkbook" to give residents and businesses in the county better information about how the county and its school system spends money.
Residents can search for payment to vendors and other county government and public school system expenditures. The site also includes links to budget documents, audit documents, financial reports and more. The information available through the site is for the current fiscal year, which started July 1.
"While there is still much work to be done this new page gives our citizens a good look at how we spend our money and we are now the most fiscally transparent local government in Virginia," according to a press release from the office of Fairfax County Supervisor Pat Herrity (R-Springfield).
"My hope is that people will take the time to see where our money goes, and we can have a constructive conversation on how to do things better and more efficiently," Herrity said.
The website is a work-in-progress, as county staff are still filtering out what can and cannot be disclosed.


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Some notes and analysis from Wednesday at Redskins Park:
Here's the latest on injuries: TE Chris Cooley (left knee) and G Artis Hicks (concussion) are out for Friday's game, and QB John Beck (groin) and FS Oshiomogho Atogwe (hamstring) likely are, too.
Coach Mike Shanahan sounded particularly concerned about Cooley's injury. He recently had fluid drained from his knee. He participated in Tuesday's practice but wasn't able to bounce back and go Wednesday. A telling sign will be whether he participates when the team resumes practice on Sunday.
Sorry, but I just can't get worked up over QB Rex Grossman's declaration that the Redskins are going to win the NFC East. Sure, he could have toned it down a bit, maybe said something along the lines of the Redskins surprising people. But he's confident. He should be confident. If he doesn't believe the Redskins will win the division, he should find a different line of work.
And I don't think this has anything to do with firing up the other guys in the locker room or being a leader or that kind of thing. Grossman just said how he feels, and he should feel that way.
Defensive coordinator Jim Haslett said he "wouldn't be surprised" if first-round pick LOLBRyan Kerrigan begins the regular season coming off the bench. That's not outrageous considering the scope of Kerrigan's transition to linebacker, the time he missed due to the lockout and his recent knee injury. Still, it reinforces the reality that this whole defense is a work in progress. It'll be interesting to see how quickly all the new pieces come together.
The Redskins haven't done any live tackling during training camp, so how they'll fare in that aspect of Friday's preseason opener is unknown.
"That will be interesting, that's for sure," Haslett said. "In the whole National Football League they haven't had a lot of training camp. It will be a little rusty. Our guys, we do it in individual drills, so we expect good tackling, form tackling, wrap them up."
One day earlier this week, defensive players did a drill in which they wrapped up a tackling dummy sled and hauled it to the ground. Intense stuff.
Shanahan wouldn't divulge many specifics about playing time in Friday's game, but he indicated that some free agent additions might play more than veterans would after a typical offseason.
"We're going to have a number of new [defensive] starters in there who need some playing time," he said. "They've got to get used to our defense. They've got to feel comfortable within our scheme, so you may play some of those starters who haven't been with our team for a year a little bit more than you normally would. The key is to get them ready for the first regular season game."
Ks Graham Gano and Shayne Graham will alternate field goal attempts in the game.
Offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan wants three quarterbacks to play on Friday. QB Rex Grossman said on the in-house television show "Redskins Nation" that he expects to play two quarters. That would make Friday a bit more interesting than a preseason opener normally is.
Still no timetable for SS LaRon Landry's return from a left Achilles' tendon injury, Shanahan said.
I chatted about all things Redskins with Kevin Sheehan and Thom Loverro on ESPN980-AM this afternoon. For the full audio, click here.


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Beet greens thin the bile, break down stones, and help flush toxins from the liver & gallbladder.
Modern wheat a "perfect, chronic poison," doctor says
Frankenwheat is not good for you…who woulda thought?!
"The Lee Philosophy of Nutrition states that a vitamin as it appears in nature is never a single chemical, but rather it is a group of interdependent compounds that form a 'nutrient complex' so intricate that only a living cell can create it. And just as no single component of a watch keeps time, no single compound in a vitamin complex accounts for the vitamin's nutritive effect in the body. Only through whole, unprocessed foods can the synergistic effect of a true vitamin be delivered."
—Mark R. Anderson
Selenium Biochemistry and Cancer: A Review of the Literature
Selenium is the center of the Vitamin E complex. Made sure to take it in whole food form so you get the co factors and trace elements that make this fantastic nutrient alive and potent.
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Too Much Bottled Water Might Harm Kids' Teeth
One of the most ridiculous things I've read in a while. Have a good laugh at our "experts" expense. Flouride… Really?
Inflammation is our body's immune response to injuries, infections, stress, foreign substances and other irritants. It is a crucial protective reaction to contain potentially harmful irritants so that healing can take place.
However, persistent chronic inflammation can also be a cause of many diseases, such as asthma, type II diabetes, heart disease, cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, as well as other
That's why it is essential for everyone to keep chronic inflammation at bay.
Choose fresh foods over processed foods. Here are some tips:
Snack on whole fruits, nuts, seeds, and fresh vegetables instead of cookies and candy.
Cook with coconut oil, butter, or olive oil.
Have a salad with lots of fresh vegetables as your meal.
Stay away from deep-fried foods; bake, broil, poach or stir-fry instead.
Choose dark green or brightly colored vegetables as side dishes — they should fill half your dinner plate.
Coloured x-ray image of a healthy human stomach.
Image Credit: Science Photo Library.
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In 1920, diabetes affected less than one-tenth of one percent of the U.S. population; by the end of the 20th century, almost 20 percent of U.S. citizens will contract types I or II diabetes.
The New England Journal of Medicine lists 55 "diseases" that can be caused by eating gluten.
New Research Continues to Show Alzheimers is a Type 3 Diabetes
Just another reason to keep you insulin surges low
Dorsal root ganglion neurons, nerve cells that transmit sensory information to the brain, cultured from an embryonic rat.
Image by Dr. Heiti Paves, Laboratory of Molecular Genetics.
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Rate of Severe Reactions Higher Than Thought in Young Children With Food Allergies - ScienceDaily (June 25, 2012)
Data compiled from patient questionnaires and clinic visits over three years showed that 72 percent of the children had a food-allergic reaction, and that 53 percent of the children had more than one reaction, with the majority of reactions being to milk, egg or peanut…Approximately 11 percent of the reactions were classified as severe and included symptoms such as swelling in the throat, difficulty breathing, a sudden drop in blood pressure, dizziness or fainting.
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