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RINGGOLD, Ga. -- It's routine for Catoosa County businesses to be annexed inside Ringgold city limits as they connect to the city's sewer system.
A milestone occurred Monday night, as the City Council voted unanimously to annex a Shaw Industries flooring plant at 388 Armstrong Road and two other businesses.
Extending sewer service to the factory was one of the incentives that county and city officials made to persuade Shaw Industries in 2009 to spare it from the chopping block, and instead close a factory in Algona, Wash., and consolidate operations in Ringgold.
"One of the things we had to do to keep it open was to get sewer to that plant," County Attorney Chad Young said prior to the meeting.
Special purpose local option sales tax money, a 1 cent tax per $1 of sales, will fund the $5 million expense to extend sewer lines more than three miles from Christian Road along the west side of Interstate 75 to south of U.S. Highway 41.
The county also offered the plant tax abatements, Young said.
Prior to the meeting, County Commissioner Keith Greene said, "That's the big thing: Making sure we still have jobs in the county."
Ringgold City Manager Dan Wright said the city would gain $8,241 annually from annexing the three properties.
"We're not going to get rich off this; don't fool yourself," Mayor Joe Barger said at the work session before City Council met.
Barger predicted services provided by the city would lead it to break even, at best, on the annexed properties.
The breakdown of Ringgold's new tax revenue is as follows: $6,267 from annexing the 50-acre Shaw plant, $1,179 from annexing the Ringgold Truck Center on eight acres at 458 Armstrong Road and $975 from annexing a Kangaroo gas station on three acres at 11400 U.S. Highway 41.
The county will continue to get the same amount of property tax from the annexed properties, Wood said.
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Rogers County Commissioners voted unanimously Monday to build the new E911 center in Claremore.
Commissioner Mike Helm made the motion to approve the site to be located near the corner of Lowry Road and Highway 88.
Helm surveyed the audience including local law enforcement, EMS and city government representatives during the meeting before making the motion.
He asked each official directly if they would support the Claremore location versus the proposed Inola site.
The overwhelming response from the audience was to approve the Claremore location. Each opinion echoed the recommendations of the E911 committee delegated with recommending a site early this year.
After two hours of discussions, the opinion of those local officials seemed to make an impact on the commissioners. Commissioner Dan DeLozier seconded Helm's motion and Commissioner Kirt Thacker was the last to approve the measure.
Janet Hamilton, Rogers County E911 Administrator, joined the meeting via conference call and offered an opinion on virtually every aspect of the plans for the center.
"What do you want as the E911 director?" Helm said.
"Next generation 911 technology is here today. Your new equipment needs to be next generation ready. Your citizens of your community are expecting a next generation call center," Hamilton said.
The debate to determine the location centered on available amenities including water, fire protection, high-speed telephone Internet connectivity, electrical services and tower availability.
Officials from AT&T, Telephone and Data Systems, Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO), Claremore Electric, Rural Water District 3 and Rogers County engineers spoke about the availability of these resources.
It was determined that the necessary resources were readily available with some variation in costs at both potential locations. The estimate of costs has not been provided to date.
The Rogers County Fire Chiefs Association presented the commissioners with a document outlining their support for the Claremore site.
"The Claremore site is centrally located, all rural agencies have approximately the same distance to travel ranging from one to 18 miles, the Inola site is two miles to 32 miles distance," Chief David Puckett said, "It is our recommendation that the site be located where the majority of all issues at hand have led us to say that Claremore is the best and smartest site to place the 911 center."
Local citizens also weighed in twith their concerns about the location.
John Baker said, "As a taxpayer I prefer it being centrally located where the Sheriff and other resources are located."
Plans to move forward with the Claremore building site will now be included in the construction of the new Rogers County Courthouse.
"Location is only one element of a successful E911 center, we still have not addressed the issues government, philosophy, redundancy, technology, and funding until these issues are addressed I can not make a recommendation to my council," Claremore Chief of Police Stan Brown said.
The commissioners will be working to solve the issues associated with building the new E911 center and determining the location was just one step in the process.
UPDATE: Commissioners decide on Claremore for E911 Center
- Foyil
Winter's last gasp?
A powerful winter storm brought sleet and snow to Rogers County Sunday, leaving roads in hazardous condition and all schools were closed on Monday.
Burn ban issued in Rogers County
A burn ban was issued Monday for Rogers County by county commisioners due to high winds and drought conditions.
Honoring Those Who Served
Rogers County residents saluted area veterans Monday during the annual Claremore Veterans Day Parade.
Toys for Tots kicks off campaign
The holidays are a a time for celebration, but many Rogers County and Claremore children are less fortunate. The joy of a gift can bring happiness into a difficult situation for these children.
A-F grades released by state
The Oklahoma Board of Education unanimously voted to certify the A-F report cards for schools statewide at a special meeting Wednesday afternoon in Oklahoma City.
Commissioners postpone budget talks
The Rogers County Commissioners tabled budget discussions for another one week due to discrepancies in accounting in the Rogers County Clerk and Treasurer's offices.
Conflict questions raised in PR firm's tie to DA
Conflict of interest questions have been raised as a result of Claremore Police Chief Stan Brown's request to review District Attorney Janice Steidley's financial ties to the owners of a public relations business who also publish a weekly newspaper critical of Brown.
DA files motion to stop grand jury petition certification
A motion to stay the certification of the petition in the pending Rogers County Grand Jury was filed Friday by attorney Joel Wohlgemuth on behalf of District Attorney Janice Steidley and her two assistants.
DA asks court to unseal grand jury petition names
District Attorney Janice Steidley filed a motion Thursday requesting Grady County Judge Richard Van Dyck vacate his order sealing signatures on a citizens petition calling for a grand jury investigation of her office.
UPDATE: 7,711 signatures filed for Grand Jury probe
Sponsors of a citizens petition drive for a grand jury investigation of District Attorney Janice Steidley, three of her assistants and two county commissioners turned in 7,711 signatures Wednesday to Rogers County Court Clerk Kim Henry.
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The Next Chapter...
December 5, 2011
© Fran Preston
Last week was a turning point in my life: I left my post as managing editor of Playboy.com. Wednesday was officially my last day at Playboy's headquarters in Chicago—a place I've considered my home away from home for nearly a decade. I essentially grew up at Playboy. When I started as the copy editor I was a 27-year-old single girl about town (I simultaneously wrote a nightlife column for Chicago magazine during seven of those years and lived the life I wrote about). Now, I'm a 37-year-old mom and wife; a career woman with a family. Saying goodbye was bittersweet: Those were life-changing years for me and my career—I worked with some of the most talented writers, editors, photographers, designers, producers and ad execs in the business, including Mr. Playboy himself. I feel lucky to have been a part of history. And I loved every second of that job. So the obvious question now is: What's next?
I've been fantasizing about "what's next" for a long time now. Ever since I became a mom, I've wondered if the grass is any greener on the other side. Can I be my own boss? How will I juggle a full-time freelance career while being a part-time stay-at-home mom? Will I be happy with a schedule that allows for more flexibility? Obviously I love the idea of spending more time with Preston, but will I miss the corporate culture, and 9-to-5(ish) workday? The answers may seem obvious, but it's much more complicated than I thought. Working full time is all I've ever known; I've been doing it for 15 years.
As someone who likes structure, and the collaborative creative process, the idea of going out on my own is scary. I've always been envious of working moms whose companies allow them to work from home part time. But many of those moms say that working out of an office is actually easier for them. From my own experience, the days I worked from home were nice but difficult; I'd literally have to hide out in my bedroom/office so that Preston wouldn't know I was there. He'd peek under the door to look for me if he suspected I was home, and I'd have to turn down the lights and type as softly as possible, and whisper on conference calls. Working from home even with a nanny, when you have a curious, rambunctious toddler at home, is a tricky balancing act. Maybe even trickier than the one I've been doing as a full-time work-outside-the-home mom.
Whether I end up being a dedicated freelance writer and editor, and finally getting to write my book, or I end up going back to the corporate world, I know this change will ultimately be good for me, and good for our family.
Timing is everything. I'm writing this blog from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico—a trip we planned long before I knew exactly when I'd be leaving Playboy. We're on a child-free vacation with two other couples; a much-needed, stress-free getaway with our closest friends (I strongly recommend doing this as soon as you leave your job, by the way). I have nothing but time to think about my future right now. And nothing but time to not think about anything other than what we're having for dinner tonight, and whether or not I should bother showering later.
I think there comes a time in everyone's life when you need to take inventory—the hectic pace of juggling work and family doesn't give you much time for that. This distance is allowing me to get some perspective on what I really want for my future and what's best for our family. The truth is, my interests have changed—what I wanted when I was 27, both professionally and personally, is drastically different than what I want now.
I'm not going to lie though: This fork in the road is pretty frightening, but it's also kind of thrilling to know that I have endless opportunities ahead of me no matter which path I decide to take.
Work-from-home moms: Is the grass any greener? Am I crazy to think that I might actually miss the corporate world one day?
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First, it was an honor to be a student at Concordia University. I am grateful for the institution, the staff and resources that the University offered in order to facilitate my learning and provide the best possibly platform for success. The MCAA program is one of the best programs in the country for a reason. -Mark Underwood, Fall II 2013 Grad Read more testimonials »
First, it was an honor to be a student at Concordia University. I am grateful for the institution, the staff and resources that the University offered in order to facilitate my learning and provide the best possibly platform for success. The MCAA program is one of the best programs in the country for a reason.
Rev. Dr. Dean Vieselmeyer attended Concordia College in Seward, Nebraska earning a Bachelor of Science Degree in 1970; Concordia Theological Seminary in Springfield, Illinois, earning his Masters of Divinity in 1974; completed a Master's Degree in Human Development and the Family in 1982 and a Ph.D. in Education: Administration and Curriculum/Instruction in 1989 from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
From 1974 until 1977 he served as instructor in religion and coached football, wrestling, track and supervised the Strength and Conditioning Program at Milwaukee Lutheran High School. Dean then served at Concordia College, Seward, Nebraska, as Director of Student Life, Assistant Professor of Theology, Assistant Football Coach and Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. Since 1985 he has been at Concordia University Irvine as a professor of theology; and for 16 years as Dean of Students and Vice President of Student Services. In 2000 Dean became the Executive Vice President for Community and Church Relations. Then in 2008 Dean agreed to help launch the Online Masters in Coaching and Athletic Administration Program in which he had been teaching MCAA530 Ethics and Sport since 2004.
As Dean's two boys were going up in Tustin, he coached Junior All-American Football, NJB Basketball, Little League and Pony Baseball. Today Dean divides his time between directing the Online MCAA program; teaching New Testament to undergrads and Ethics in Sport to graduates; and is in his 22nd year as an Assistant Football Coach at Lutheran High School Orange County.
Dean conducts seminars, workshops, and Bible studies on leadership, team building, conflict resolution, self-esteem, behavioral styles, strategies for success, and family issues (sexuality, parenting and marriage enrichment). He speaks in numerous congregations and schools and has served as a speaker at district pastoral and teacher conferences, as well as at national youth conferences. He has also spoken at the National Noel Levitz Retention Conference and the National NASPA Conference on development of the whole person, as well as leading seminars in Indonesia for 14 Christian Universities on student development and character building. Dean has many passions, but developing Character in Sport is number one!
Dean and his wife Dian, Dean of Student Success at Concordia, live in Tustin, CA. They have 2 sons. Brent, his wife Marnie, and daughters Payton (6) and Quinn (3), are moving from Valor Christian in Denver, CO to Houston, TX where Brent has accepted a position as defensive coordinator and recruiter for Houston Baptist University; and Marnie is an account executive for Myriad Genetics. Brad and Dana live in Bakersfield, CA with sons Garin (4) and Owen (22 months) where Brad is a facilities engineer for Chevron and Dana is a registered dietician. Dean and Dian's favorite titles are Nana and Papa.


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Welcome to the International Boxing Club of Toledo Ohio!
The International Boxing Club, a 501(c)(3) organization created in 1998, operates an amateur boxing club for youth ages 8 through 20 years and for hobby boxing for all ages. Its work, however, extends far beyond the boxing ring. Boxing is the hook that gets children and adolescents involved in no-cost afterschool academic, cultural, social, and service-learning activities.
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The International Boxing Club never collects donations door-to-door, in front of businesses, or with collection boxes at area businesses. Please do not give any cash or monetary donations to individuals who claim to be collecting for the International Boxing Club. To make a contribution, select our Donate page on this site or contact us at (419) 244-8955.
A Safe Haven for Youth who are "On the Ropes"
Our family at the International Boxing Club consists of coaches, trainers, educators and program participants. Through our mission to "empower youth in the Greater Toledo Area to succeed in life," we provide a safe and secure environment for youth of all ages and backgrounds. We are able to fulfill this mission by promoting physical fitness programs, academic and vocational programs, community service initiatives and group challenges and field trips.
Unlike any other program in the United States, the IBC provides positive alternatives that go beyond the boxing ring. Our highly trained staff and volunteers work endlessly to assure that the participants are primed for success.
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The experts at Hollywoof Pet Styles renovate canines with a full array of grooming services that leave coats shining and nails neatly trimmed. The dog stylists snip and shave fur, trim and paint pawtips with polish, and thoroughly clean ears to ensure pets can easily understand their owners' bedtime readings of The Hound of the Baskervilles. De-skunking services are also available to erase the aftermath of odoriferous encounters. After grooming, bandanas or bows ready barkers for trips to the dog park or a session with Hollywoof's photographers. The shutter-clicking professionals snap photos of pooches styled for Hollywood- and fiesta-themed shoots, aiming their lenses to capture the most flattering angles.
Austin Highway Animal Hospital has tended to quadrupedal companions since the 1950s, and currently rallies a licensed veterinary and support staff for comprehensive pet exams. Patrons can lounge with their dog or cat in the hospital's lobby, which entertains dwellers with a television broadcasting Animal Planet programs and a soap opera with an all-chew-toy cast. Furry companions then head to species-specific exam rooms, with spacious surroundings for pooches and a serene, quiet setting for felines.
When dealing with a timid and fearful dog, Eric Juarez, owner of Paw-riffic Cuts Pet Salon, has a wealth of advice. The first thing a person should do is let the pup take the lead. "Crouch down, extend your hand, but wait [as long as you have to] until the dog approaches you." Armed with a wealth of dog-related knowledge, Eric and his partner strive to provide expert grooming at affordable prices. Eric has years of experience tending to various breeds of dogs, as well as cultivating relationships with their owners. The staff uses biodegradable products when bathing dogs, selecting the correct product depending on coat color and texture. A line of imitation-designer scents keeps pooches smelling fresh, even if they've been sprayed by a skunk or played fetch with a Pacific bluefin tuna.
Dr. Loretta A. Ehrlund felt a strong connection to animals from an early age and decided to become a veterinarian after her beloved childhood dog, Smokey, was diagnosed with epilepsy. This passion for wanting to heal pets stuck with her as she graduated from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and went on to establish Heritage Veterinary Medical Clinic with Dr. Larry T. Ehrlund, her late husband. Another kind of love struck Drs. Travis and Michele Wright. Travis's fascination with riding and showing horses brought him to Texas A&M, where he studied to become an equine veterinarian. Growing up as the daughter of two veterinarians—Drs. Loretta and Larry Ehrlund, in fact—Michele was simply following in her family's footsteps when she decided to study veterinary medicine at the very same school, where she and Travis fell in love and eventually married.
Inside the full-service clinic, the doctors and their staff employ preventative-care treatments, dental procedures, and diagnostics to heal dogs, cats, reptiles, birds, and small mammals such as rabbits and guinea pigs. Onsite x-ray and ultrasound equipment help detect trouble spots deep within critters, and the pharmacy is well stocked with a host of medicines. The facility's overnight boarding kennels provide a safe and healthy space for four-legged creatures to play and sleep.
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Recovery Act and the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program
The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grants Program (EECBG) received $3.2 billion from the Recovery Act. States, local governments, Indian tribes, and U.S. territories can obtain formula block grants to improve energy efficiency and install renewable energy systems.
A Request for Information (RFI) was released on September 14, 2009 for feedback on the planned funding opportunity announcement (FOA) for the competitive block grants for up to $454 million. This RFI closed on September 28, 2009 and solicited feedback from stakeholders of the EECBG program for this planned funding opportunity. DOE accepted applications for up to $454 million in EECBG competitive grants. The competitive grants Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) was issued on October 19, 2009 and applications were accepted through Grants.gov until December 14, 2009. Read the Funding Opportunity Announcement UPDATED! for the formula-grant portion of the program under the Recovery Act.
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The ongoing debate on how to best divert treated wastewater from the Santa Clara River Estuary while protecting the environment and using the water as a city resource took center stage in Ventura Thursday to discuss options faced by Ventura Water.
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Singapore: Tiong Bahru Bakery - Anyone been?
I've been reading some rave reviews about this place from Wine & Dine and 8 Days. Tiong Bahru's quite off the beaten track from my place in Oei Tiong Ham Park and I prefer popping down to the bakeries in Holland Village. Just wondering, any fellow Chowhound been to Tiong Bahru Bakery - Klyeoh? M_Gomez? FourSeasons? Akated?
Shall we have a Chowdown there? ;)
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Wow, how did I not know that word?? This describes HK so well too!! Now, after all these years, I can finally replace my usual diatribe of frustration with just one word :-)
The frantic queues for anything new isn't as bothersome as the other aspect -- the art of conveniently "not seeing" the other person. That's quite offensive in other cultures and in Australia it's taken very personally. It's so engrained (on both sides) that I'd say it's one of the biggest adjustments an immigrant (in either direction) has to face.
Scary thing is, when I go back to Australia now I notice I've become so pushy - I've been living too long in a country where the nice guy comes last.


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El Reg salutes ultimate shed anthem
The musically-minded among you will be aware that we at El Reg have a soft spot for corporate anthems - especially those which provoke the desire to pull your teeth out with pliers. Today, however, we're delighted to announce that we've stumbled across what must be among the most inspired musical promotions ever - a radio ad for …
no teeth left
Any listeners of the areas local radio station will have heard this a lot already. A LOT.And it gets in your head. GAAAH!!
Oh dear...
1) I've been there.
2) I strangely like the ad.
3) Internet Exploder only? BOOOOO!!!!!!!!
Mine's the one with the Hoe in the pocket (no shed at current property)
Click here...
Mercifully, I have Flash disabled on all sites by default (thank you, Opera), so suffered no auditory damage.
... it works on Opera, @AC.
Genius piece of marketing. My next shed will be coming from there now...
Can't be as annoying as the Trade Centre Wales adverts
I think you will be hard pushed to find anything that is more mind-numbingly irritating than the Trade Centre Wales adverts. Each one ends with the tag line, "Tell 'em Trevor sent you!" in a really thick Welsh accent.
Hurray something fun !
Makes a change from reading about the latest govt IT disaster of the day...
Aww, thats made my Friday afternoon.
Just hoping for Playmobil now before I toddle off home...
Is it just me
Or are the BBC running a feature on misheard song lyrics at the moment? Anyone posted this on there yet?
Mine's the one with a shed catalogue in the pocket
asking too much
Flash, Javascript, Internet expoorer; sorry even it was a newly discovered song of one of my favorite dead artists, this is asking too much.
Close enough to sheds..
I'd suggest the catchy anthem to the 2007 Sauna World Championships - possibly also the inspiration for the Irish Eurovision song contest entry?
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No matter what, Coldseal's awful radio adverts win this award every time...
I mean, just try these two awful efforts. I has haunted by this crap on local radio in the 90s.
@radian: living in a shed
Living in a flat is no reason not to buy a shed. I had one to function as my man-cave, a 100% intrusion-free space. This is a simple necessity when sharing a house.
Sometimes called a thinking shed... There's even a company selling 150--200y old reclaimed north-swedish sheds (salty sea air keeps it from rotting, and weathers it beautifully).
If this is the ULTIMATE, then the penultimate shed song frightens me.
Being born and bred in Rainham...
It brings a tear to my eye, something we can be known to the world for instead of a steel company and former gooner Tony Adams.
Almost makes me wish I hadn't emigrated...
Re: Coldseal
"I was haunted by this crap on local radio in the 90s."
Me too.
Or should that be: Me (double) too, (double one, double five)?
Burn, Coldseal, burn.
I like it...
Most garden sheds here in the US are made of plastic shite. Those look nice..
Paris because... Well, plasticized shite.
deep link
QuickTime might be able to play it... http://www.rainhamsheds.co.uk/soundfile.swf
It's really not that funny. So someone noticed their name sounded a bit like 'raining'. That's not really hilarity central.
Even the Hyundai ad which equally 'hilariously' changed the lyrics to Flash Dance was better than that.
@Damn Yank
The Shed shares a place in the British soul along with tea, bisuits and complaining about the weather.
Still won't be buying one, just designed and built one from scratch myself AND I AM NOT GOING TO BUILD ANOTHER ONE FOR TEN OR TWENTY YEARS
not that I am not proud of the outcome, this inadvertant outburst was directed to the missus
Better AC this, oops, butterfingers
Ahh good old rainham sheds
I'd often cut through past their premises on my way to/from the station to work.
I think I should be grateful that this jingle never existed back then or i'd probably be singing it all day every day thanks to the constant reminder as I walked past.
Funnily enough I also just remembered that they suffered from a terrible problem with the drainage outside their office so anything more than a slight downpour and the whole area would flood. quite fitting giving the new jingle
hmmm heres my coat but wheres my brolly?
wait for the RIAA to contact them....
that'll be £300 or a court case for illegally making available copyrighted material then....
Hmm, it is possible to do this lawfully.
Let's not jump to conclusions. It is possible to do this lawfully, and it's not unusual.
(Money, that's what I want!)
I wuld have commented sooner, only I was writing a song.
(The Technicolor one with the stylophone in the pocket, please.)
can only hope
... that they bought the rights to the tune, or they'll have a lawsuit for umpteen squiglion in "damages" to pay off by next week. Because we all know how popular it all is, don't we?
At least Rainham seems to make a good product ...
... having advert jingles stick in the head is bad enough, but when the product advertised is pure shite it's just adding insult to injury.
Those aren't sheds! They're pathetic wooden boxes.
These are sheds: http://www.ranbuild.com.au/
A shed isn't really a shed unless it's made from metal.
Did they _really_ come up with that themselves...
...or did they cadge an outtake from "The Who Sell Out"?


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This is an unproofed copy of the screenplay I submitted to a state sponsored compitition, it wasn't selected to be a finalist, why i don't know though it is a controversial topic to some.
Journey's End Interior of a bedroom in an apartment. Queen size bed, a pile of clothes sits next to a basket filled with neatly folded clothes. A Keira Knightley poster hangs on one wall. A stereo sits on the small dresser. A nightstand sits next to the bed with a lamp, a clock, and a phone next to it. The clock shows 3 AM or so. The bed is occupied by Angus Douglas and his girlfriend. They are asleep, their breathing slow and regular. The phone by the bedside begins to ring. And ring. And ring. Angus ignores the phone and curls up closer to his girlfriend. The phone keeps ringing. ANGUS' GIRLFRIEND ARE YOU GOING TO ANSWER THAT? Sighing Angus rolls over and grabs hold of the phone. ANGUS THIS HAD BLOODY WELL BE GOOD. VOICE ON PHONE ANGUS? IT'S LARA......I JUST HEARD ABOUT.......... IT'S JULIA....... Angus sits up in the bed and turns on the light next to the bed. ANGUS NO, SHE DIDN'T...... LARA YEAH, HER FUNERAL WAS TWO DAYS AGO. HER FAMILY DIDN'T WANT ME TO BE THERE. ANGUS WHAT CAN I DO FOR YOU SIS? LARA I....I...I REALLY WANT TO SAY GOODBYE. (Lara is crying on the other end of the line her sobs inyerupt her words as she speaks) ANGUS I CAN PICK YOU UP IN THE MORNING AND TAKE YOU. Lara is silent on the other end for several long pauses. ANGUS YOU OK LARA? (Faint sobs can be heard) LARA(Sobbing) NO I'M NOT OK! SHE'S GONE DAMNIT! HOW DO YOU THINK I FEEL! CHRIST! ANGUS(Sighs softly) I'M COMING OVERE RIGHT NOW. LARA NO...YOU DON'T NEED TO... I WON'T DO ANYTHING STUPID. I'LL BE OK. ANGUS DON'T GIVE ME THAT. LARA I'LL BE OK, REALLY. JUST MEET ME IN THE MONING TO DRIVE ME TO THE CEMETARY. Lara hangs up on Angus. Angus sighs and slowly hangs up the phone. His girlfriend looks at him curiously. ANGUS' GIRLFRIEND EVERYTHING OK? ANGUS NO, IT'S NOT. Angus reach's over and turns out the light and wraps his arms about his girlfriend and they drift off to sleep. Interior Lara's home. Lara Douglas is fully dressed, it is obvious that she has not been sleeping and that she has been crying. Lara is Angus' step-sister and they do not resemble each other. Lara is of mixed race and is an attractive young woman. She is holding a hankie in her hands, twisting it with her fingers. exterior Angus pulls up to the home his car fairly new, nothing fancy, i.e. Toyota Corolla. Angus steps from his car. He is dressed casually, dark polo shirt and a plain solid color kilt, thick wool socks rolled down to the tops of his black boots. Lara opens the door and wraps her arms about Angus hugging him. LARA(whispering) THANKS BRO. ANGUS YOU READY? LARA I THINK SO. The next three scenes will be intercut with shots of the car traveling, a way to get shots of New Mexico scenery. All three scenes deal with Lara's and Julia's relationship. There isn't any dialouge, all the emotions come from the actor's performance. SHORT SCENE 1 A very shy Lara gazes with longing at Julia from afar. Julia is smiling and happy, obviouslyenjoying herself and the conversation of those around her. Sighing Lara turns away and slumps off despondant. She does not see Julia watching her walk away. SHORT SCENE 2 Lara and Julia are walking, holding hands. It is night, they are laughing and smiling, obviously having a good time. It begins to rain, pouring down rain, hard. Lara and Julia are soaked. Together they run for shelter. Standing together they gaze into each others eyes, before they passionately kiss. SHORT SCENE 3 Lara is in tears. Julia is being held by her mother who looks upset and very distrought. Julia's father is angry, full of rage, his eyes wild as he jabs his finger menacingly at Lara as he shouts at her. With a sharp gesture Julia's father indicates that Lara must leave. Slowly with head bowed, tears running down her cheeks, she turns away and walks out the door. She doesn't see Julia crying, shove her mother and rush out of the room. The cemetetary Angus and Lara are walking among the graves, Lara clinging to Angus for support. They approach Julia's grave. Angus stops and Lara continues walking slowly until she is in front of Julia's tombstone. Lara's cheeks are streaked with tears as she sinks to her knee's. LARA I'M SORRY I WASN'T THERE FOR YOU LOVE. I NEVER STOPPED LOVING YOU. I WROTE YOU LETTERS EVEN TOUGH YOU PROBABLY NEVER GOT THEM. YOUR PARENTS WROTE ME ONCE SAYING THAT YOU WERE FREE OF ME AND THAT YOU HAD MOVED ON. Lara sobs and wipes the tears from her face. LARA I COULDN'T STOP LOVING YOU IF I TRIED. EVEN AFTER ALL THE YEARS THAT WENT BY, I NEVER GAVE UP, ALWAYS HOPING FOR A LETTER, OR A PHONE CALL. LARA I EVEN DARED DREAM OF ONE DAY OPENING MY FRONT DOOR TO SEE YOU STANDING THERE SMILING. Lara lowers her head and breaks out into uncontrollable sobs, her hair covering her face. LARA(whispering) I LOVE YOU JULIA. I ALWAYS WILL. Lara slowly stands and walks back to Angus who had been waiting anxiously, his face full of concern. he wraps his arms around Lara hugging her, not letting go. FIN
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Teaching New Works Instead of ClassicsHave you replaced a classic work with a new(er) book in any of the classes you teach? What were the texts, and why did you decide to do so?
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I'm not a literature teacher, but I do incorporate novels into my class. I have found students respond much better to contemporary fiction than the classics (mostly). There is a reason they are "classic". They are both old and extensively taught, researched and written about. Most students--and this is true--don't read the books, because they're bored, and because they don't have to. They can easily find information they need online.
Texts I use in class:
The Death of Jim Loney
Fools Crow
Where I'm Calling From
Posted by brettd on February 7, 2012 at 2:58 AM (Answer #2)
This is a tough one for me. I tend to stick with the classics. In my opinion, there is a reason why the classics are classics. In may ways, they are superior to what is produced today. The only exception that I can see is when there is a tribute to the classics, which will draw students back into the classical works. My son's school does this successfully.
Posted by readerofbooks on February 7, 2012 at 3:56 AM (Answer #3)
This is a tough one for me. I tend to stick with the classics. In my opinion, there is a reason why the classics are classics. In may ways, they are superior to what is produced today. The only exception that I can see is when there is a tribute to the classics, which will draw students back into the classical works. My son's school does this successfully.
"My son's school does this successfully."
How so? What modern texts are used to draw students back into classics?
Posted by scott-locklear on February 7, 2012 at 4:18 AM (Answer #4)
I try to incorporate both classics and newer books. For example, we teach Night and The Book Thief, as well as Shakespeare, Twain and Dickens. I also incorporate newer books as independent and small group reading. For example, many of my students are now reading The Hunger Games, to compliment texts they study in class including Animal Farm, Lord of the Flies and The Giver.
Posted by litteacher8 on February 7, 2012 at 4:47 AM (Answer #5)
So, post #5, are you considering Animal Farm, Lord of the Flies, and The Giver to be classics or new works? While I don't teach literature, I would be very inclined to incorporate those choices into my curriculum if at all possible, probably thinking of them as new, or at least newer, works in contrast to The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Posted by stolperia on February 7, 2012 at 5:21 AM (Answer #6)
Actually, I teach a wide variety of texts. My seniors begin with Beowulf and Sir Gawain. We also read Frankenstein, The Catcher in the Rye, Man's Search For Meaning, Macbeth, Einstein's Dreams and A Streetcar Named Desire. As for new texts, we read Monster (Myers).
My juniors read Speak, Of Mice and Men, The Crucible, and Night (lots of time spent on grammar and writing--given the much lighter reading load).
Posted by literaturenerd on February 7, 2012 at 7:20 AM (Answer #7)
I try, particularly with my seniors, to construct courses which cover as wide a span of literary history as I can. We do Othello, Mansfield, Thurber, Glaspell and DH Lawrence short stories, New Zealand contemporary poetry, The Color Purple and The Piano or My Father's Den as films. As all literature is basically sex and/or death, we can create themes from across a range of quality texts - they don't have to be classic.
Posted by kiwi on February 7, 2012 at 7:48 AM (Answer #8)
Since I teach mainly older literature, I don't have many options to substitute newer things, and, of course, I love the older works in any case. I find that students often don't realize how funny older literature can be -- even the works (such as sonnet sequences) that may not seem funny on the surface. Emphasizing the humor that often abounds in classic works is often a good way to engage students. Another way to get students interested in older works is to show them films based on those works. Often the films create interest in the texts.
Posted by vangoghfan on February 7, 2012 at 7:55 AM (Answer #9)
With my curriculum, I don't have much choice as to what novels I incorporate. I do, however, think it's good to have a balance between contemporary and classic literature. If we don't teach the classics, it is likely that students will never be exposed to them. Yes, many of them won't read them fully anyway, but I want to give them the opportunity, and I honestely would rather them learn the themes and ideas from the classics via class discussion and internet resources than to not learn about them at all.
It IS important to balance the classics with contemporary litereture because we need to instill a love of reading for students. If we bombard them with classics, most students will quickly learn to despise reading.
Posted by litlady33 on February 7, 2012 at 8:17 AM (Answer #10)
I am more inclined to teach more modern literature based on thematic units to my non-honors classes, or classes with relatively few students who are college bound. Originally, my goal was to prepare all of my students for college work. Then, I realized I was teaching in a school where most students were on a vocational path and likely not seeking a 4 year post-high school degree.
In a public school system which requires 4 years of English for graduation, it quickly became my goal to peak student interest in reading and literature, and hopefully spark new reading habits in a school where the majority of my students claimed to "hate" reading.
Ender's Game is my go-to novel for hard-to-inspire classes and students. Our entire 10th grade department taught Night. Two 12th grade teachers incorporated Cold Mountain into their AP reading list. Other non-classics I've used in class include Monster and House on Mango Street.
Posted by clairewait on February 7, 2012 at 9:56 AM (Answer #11)
I think this is a VERY bad idea. Students live in the 21st century and are saturated by images of the contemporary. Knowing only one period, and therefore thinking that the cliches and unquestioned assumptions of one very tiny period are univseral truths, leads to narrow-minded ignorance. Since school is often the only place students are exposed to a period outside their own, teachers who drop classics and instead teach books about the contemporary period students already know, aren't really educating students, they are just reinforcing a narrow and insular chronological perspective.
Posted by thanatassa on February 19, 2012 at 11:35 AM (Answer #12)
I am lucky enough to teach IB classes which means I can bypass the conservative school district guidelines in choosing works to teach. I like to make changes every couple of years and add a new book or two. If I feel something has lost its appeal, I look for something new. I could never do this in my classes that aren't IB. Some of the more current novels have included The Handmaid's Tale, Into the Wild, and The Road. All have been recevied very well by the students. Unfortunately, The Handmaid's Tale was not so well recevied by the parents. The kids love The Road. I told them the first day of school that I wanted to give them a book that they would never forget. After reading it, they agreed that the images and message are unforgettable.
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The 1,302-square-foot space in the main Town Hall area includes two offices, a secretarial station, a storage room and a small conference room. It is the first time that a U.S. Congress district office has been located in the High Desert, according to a town news release.
Cook's staff will take possession of the space starting Jan. 3 under an agreement approved by the Town Council.
"Partnering with the town of Apple Valley is a great opportunity to provide quality service and convenience to Victor Valley residents," Cook, R-Yucca Valley, said in a statement. "Public officials need to find ways to reduce the cost of government while still providing the high level of service taxpayers deserve, and I think opening an office in the Apple Valley Town Hall building achieves that laudable goal."
District 8 covers the entire High Desert, as well as Highland, Yucaipa, the San Bernardino Mountains and both Mono and Inyo counties.
Apple Valley Mayor Curt Emick greeted the news.
"We are delighted that Congressman-Elect Cook has chosen the High Desert region for his home base," Emick said in a prepared statement, "and especially glad to welcome him to Town Hall."
The space was previously occupied by the town manager's department. Those staff members are relocating to the Development Services Building adjacent to Town Hall.
Constituents of the Congressman will be able to visit during normal business hours. Services include providing assistance with government agencies and information about legislation under consideration.
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