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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Barry Bonds has been given an extension until May 4 to file written arguments in his appeal to overturn his obstruction of justice conviction.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Roger Clemens stood and uttered "Morning" to the 90 potential jurors who had gathered in the ornate, sixth-floor ceremonial courtroom, the one deemed big enough to hold them all. After he sat down, he swiveled his chair, as if trying to make eye contact with as many as possible.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Roger Clemens' second perjury trial began Monday, following a mistrial in the first case when prosecutors showed inadmissible evidence to the jury.
Preschool pre-enrollment will be from 5 to 7 p.m. on April 23 for the 2012-13 school year at Roosevelt Elementary for USD 431.
HOISINGTON - Gage Adrian Hale was stillborn on April 13 at Great Bend Regional Hospital. He was the son of Jordan Hale and Angela (DeWitt) Foote.
CLAFLIN - Kurt Herbert Fuhr, 92, joined his Maker and others in Heaven on Holy Saturday, April 7. He was the last born to Fredrick and Hattie Fuhr in Bromburg, Poland on Sept. 11, 1919. He grew up in Claflin and attended Great Bend High School. In 1961, he was baptized in the Methodist faith. He was a lifeguard and Eagle Scout. He was married to Eledra Mae Fuhr on April 9, 1943 until her death on March 12, 1984. He was married to Beverly Kay Fuhr on Sept. 14, 1987 until her death on Aug. 18, 2010.
ELLSWORTH - Ray Alvin Rolfs, 45, died April 15 at Salina Regional Medical Center. Born July 10, 1966 in Ellsworth, he was the son of Alvin D. and Johnetta G. Kaiser Rolfs. Formerly of Great Bend, he was a resident of Mosaic in Ellsworth. He attended schools in Geneseo and Lyons. He loved playing basketball and running track for Special Olympics.
Barton County Extension Agent Donna Krug will present "Cash in with Coupons" from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Great Bend Activity Center, 2715 18th St., and again at 1 p.m. Friday at the Senior Center, 2005 Kansas Ave.
Barton Community College Dean Mark Dean will present bids for two parking lots when the BCC Board of Trustees meets at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Fine Art Building's Seminar Room, F-30, on the Barton County campus. Bids were taken to repave the southwest Physical Education parking lot and the Administration Building parking lot.
The Great Bend Police Department is investigating a report of an aggravated battery and aggravated robbery in the 300 block of Maple St. At 12:05 p.m. Friday, a man reported two males hit him with a metal object and stole his cell phone and wallet.
Great Bend Fire Department was dispatched to the Highland Hotel at 9:08 p.m. Friday, after a carbon monoxide alarm sounded in the kitchen area. Fire Chief Mike Napolitano said the source of the CO was a gas-fired power washer being used in the pool area.
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Stress and worry over financial issues can cause a lot of problems within the family. Regardless of your financial situation, simply being aware of your money can add a measure of self-control to your life that is priceless. One common theme in most attempts to save money is an element of patience. Challenge yourself to employ these techniques and watch as you become more patient and your finances become more manageable.
Reno County Jail Deputy Shawn Schellenger and his wife Danielle were riding motorcycles with family members when the freak accident that would claim their lives occurred, Saturday morning in Great Bend.
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Healing Hearts Ranch, which provides equine therapy, will host its second annual Rodeo, Concert, and Auction fundraiser beginning at 3 p.m. on Oct. 4. The rodeo begins at 6 p.m.
HOISINGTON - USD 431 Foundation will sponsor its fifth annual benefit golf tournament from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 29 and 30 at the Lake Barton Golf Club.
Envisage Information Systems, LLC (EIS) has announced that Jon L. Prescott has joined the senior leadership team as vice president of institutional business development. Prescott will work directly with retirement plan providers to introduce the Envisage cache of automated efficiency modules, enhanced feature capabilities for retirement plan sponsors and their participants along with outcome-based retirement plan solutions - solutions custom designed to the service provider's business model.
The Mathilda and Joseph Birzer 36th family reunion was held on Aug. 3 at the Kinsley 4-H building in Kinsley, KS with a pot luck dinner. Host family was Albert Birzer's daughters, Janey Clark, Betty Peterson, Becky Hornung, and Ella Haskell, and spouses and family members. Family from eight different states was represented.
Vaughn A. Duncan of Great Bend will celebrate his 90th birthday with a Come and Go Party from 2 to 4 p.m. on Aug. 23 at Stoneridge Country Club, 1438 24th Street.
Roger Haberman will celebrate his 80th birthday with an Open House from 1 to 4 p.m. on Aug. 23, at the Welcome Inn, 113 West 4th, Larned. No gifts are requested.
Layne Smith and Laura Smith, both of Baker, La., announce the engagement of their daughter, Shannon Smith, to Trevor Sanders, son of John Sanders and Teresa Sanders, both of Great Bend.
David and Stacey Brenner announce the engagement of their daughter Ashley Breanne Brenner, to Connor Paul Williams, son of John Williams and the late Brenda Williams.
Martin Arthur Morgenstern will celebrate his 100th birthday with a come and go reception from 2 to 4 p.m. on September 6, at the Great Bend Senior Center. If unable to attend, he would enjoy receiving cards from friends and acquaintances.
Caitlyn Murray and Kyle Johnson were united in marriage on June 14, in a double ring ceremony at the Circle S Ranch in Lawrence. The bride is the daughter of Tom and Jana Murray. The groom is the son of Mike and Linda Johnson. Grandparents of the bride are Doyle and Gwen Cook and Mrs. Ruth Murray, all of Great Bend, and the late John Murray. Grandparents of the groom are Michael and Peggy Johnson and Mrs. Betty Zimmerman, all of Great Bend, and the late Donald Zimmerman.
Kenneth Rios and Leticia Rios announce the engagement of their daughter Sabrina Rios to Adam Keenan, son of Kent and Roxann Keenan.
Arleen Whittaker will celebrate her 80th birthday with an Open House from 2 to 4 p.m. on Aug. 24, at St. Mark Lutheran Church at 21st and Jackson in Great Bend. Hosts for the event will be her daughters and their families, Mike and Sheryl Butler, Kelsey and Ashley of Hays and Doug and Michelle Benoit, McKenzie, Sydney, Thayne and Colby of Esbon. A resident of Great Bend since 1956, Arleen was married to the late Robert (Bob) Whittaker for 56 years. Her parents were the late Fay and Gussie Smith.


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There's no peace. We are constantly being judged and compared. How stressful!
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When finally a magazine issue is released, you breathe a sigh of relief. When the issue is well-received you feel you are entitled to some well-deserved rest. But, no way. You have to start all over again and most of all you have to find ideas and inspirations to create something new and unexpected. The success of the previous issue does not work to your advantage, because the challenge gets tougher and you are not allowed to disappoint your readers.
Starting all over again, every time. This is also true for fashion designers who, when showcasing a collection, have to choose the fabrics and colors for next season's pre-collection; or for an artist that after an exhibition has to look for new ideas to get better and better; or for a writer has to conceive a brand new or different story who before a blank page.
Everybody is ready to judge. It's obvious. We all do, when we listen to a new song, or watch the latest movie of a famous director. We compare and we judge. We feel we are always under the lens, but at least at school at some stage they "dismiss" you, they grant you a certificate or a degree, and the nightmare is over.
In your work you don't get a second chance. You either win or lose. And this is the most stressful part. Being judged, compared and then judged again. An endless challenge with yourself and the others is at times a source of huge problems. It happened to some fashion designers last year who, due to a series of occurrences, and each one for a different reason, backed out.
Facing criticism with calmness and serenity is almost impossible, even though we must keep in mind we are talking about clothes and photographs and films and art, and not about tragic events. Any problem can be solved, of course, yet hearing people boo at a première, a book selling poorly, a collection looked at pityingly by fashion editors is definitely not very exciting.
What can we do to avoid all the pressure? We can distance ourselves a little from people's opinions. Sometimes the evaluations are similar, others they clash. It's impossible to be liked by everyone and, besides, nobody can be perfect. "I don't like people who have never fallen or stumbled. Their virtue is lifeless and it isn't of much value. Life hasn't revealed its beauty to them." (Boris Pasternak)
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A: There are those who suspect Wildflower Center volunteers are the culpable and capable culprits. Yet, others think staff members play some, albeit small, role. You can torture us with your plant questions, but we will never reveal the Green Guru's secret identity.
Did you know you can access the Native Plant Information Network with your web-enabled smartphone?
Ask Mr. Smarty Plants is a free service provided by the staff and volunteers at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
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Title: Moving non-native globe willow in Mansfield TX
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QUESTION:I have a globe willow that we planted in a little landscaped area out front of house not realizing how large top would get. Can I move the tree without damaging it? It is about 9 ft tall, 5-6 ft wide at top. Branches could be pruned up a little but it wouldn't look as symmetrical.
Thank you for your question. While we would like to answer all questions we receive, Mr. Smarty Plants' expertise is limited to plant species native to North America, their habitats and cultivation. Limited resources require us to decline answering questions that delve into other areas. We hope you understand.
Non-native to the United States, Salix matsudana originated in Southeast China. Willows are weak-wooded, fast-growing and, therefore, short-lived. They have aggressive roots, can lift sidewalks and interfere with sewer lines, often growing on soil surface, making a problem with mowing. Willows are susceptible to a number of pests and diseases, and notorious for littering the ground below.
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We at Stone count ourselves lucky to have so many fans of what we do and the beers we create. Most of those who've tagged along as we forge through this hop-studded journey have taken fandom to new heights. That level of devotion is something we don't take lightly and work to reward by coming up with new beer recipes and getting those brews into our staunch supporters' hands and pint glasses. As devotees keeping a watchful eye on us will attest, 2013 was a big year for new Stone brews. But even our most keyed-in fans were probably unaware of just how big. We say this, because after examining 12 months' worth of brewing schedules, even our jaws dropped to the floor when we discovered that we had delivered 74 new beers outside our not-so-standard standard-issue brews this year. So, join us, won't you, as we revisit them and other notable Stone happenings from the year that was.
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God Bless Us, Everyone: Stone Beer-Infused Holiday Goodness
You can deck the halls with as many boughs of holly as you can get your mittened hands on, but without plates, bowls, baskets and platters of tasty holiday-themed sustenance scattered around your decked out abode, those decorations are bound to be a bit for naught. You can't eat holly or mistletoe (or at least you shouldn't), and those candy canes and stale popcorn hanging on the tree just won't cut the myrrh-infused mustard. What every home needs come December is an array of warming, comforting treats and tidbits that burst with traditional holiday flavors and drive home the yuletide spirit. Never ones to point out a deficiency without providing a potential solution, we have the answer to any home's lack of goodies in the form of several beer-infused recipes straight from our own Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens kitchens as well as some well-respected craft beer and cooking aficionados. Clear some space in the kitchen, line up those brews and join us in making sure everyone who visits your place over the holidays leaves feeling fuller and a lot more jolly!
You Asked For It: Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Bean
At Stone, our philosophy has always been to follow our own muse, ignoring naysayers and skeptics to create beers that we are not only enthused to drink, but excited to share with the rest of the world. Interestingly enough, being true to ourselves has helped us to reach more and more fans of our style of outwardly flavorful and innovative brews. We're proud to have brought so many well-received beers to our devotees, but this isn't a one-way street. We're in this craft brewing movement together, and we listen to our fans, many of whom are extremely vocal (our kind of people), especially where beer is involved. Over the last several years, few of our ales have been as talked about, requested and outright clamored for via our social media channels and face-to-face meetings with fans as Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Bean. So, we're bringing it back in a big way!
A Cause for Gratitude: Beery Thanksgiving Recipes
Even if it's just the oxygen coursing through our lungs, come this time of year, we all have something to be thankful for. We are all blessed to varying degrees and, without question, those of us who know, appreciate and get to enjoy spectacular craft beer have plenty to be thankful for in a day and age when there are so many high-quality ales and lagers available to satiate our palates. Surely, anybody reading this latest entry in the Stone Blog will be enjoying one or many tasty brews with their Thanksgiving Day vittles. We are very much in favor of that, but would like to suggest taking your Turkey Day artisanship to the next level by incorporating your beverage of choice directly into the food that graces your table. To help facilitate that, we've tapped one of our talented chefs, Jeff Stanko from Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens – Escondido, to provide a trio of Thanksgiving recipes made all the more delicious thanks to potent doses of Stone beers. Put down the Stove-Top and other fowl offerings, and give you and yours even more reason to be thankful this year.
A Tale of Three Bastards: Crime, Punishment & Southern Charred
Since 1997, our infamous Arrogant Bastard Ale has been kicking fizzy yellow beer drinkers square in the palate and forcing them to take notice of what good beer really is, forever changing the tastes and habits of the uninitiated and converting them to the culture of craft beer. Such was the instant allure of this mighty brew that the year after it debuted, we crafted an imperialized version and dubbed it Double Bastard Ale. Other iterations followed: a wood-infused take called OAKED Arrogant Bastard Ale, as well as a blend of all of the aforementioned members of the Arrogant Bastard Ale family called Lukcy Basartd Ale (no, you didn't read that wrong, and we didn't commit an offense against the grammar gods…that's the way we spell it). All four are cult favorites among craft beer enthusiasts craving exceptional brews with substantial flavor and oomph. This year, that lengthy staying power led us to celebrate the beer by not only conducting our annual November release of Double Bastard Ale, but also reviving two other dastardly Bastard variations and adding an entirely new offspring of this self-assured line to the mix. Get to know all three of this year's specialties and marvel at their complexity, diversity and awesome ability to continue to engage—and perhaps challenge—even the most stalwart craft beer devotee.
Beerophiles, Start Your Engines: San Diego Beer Week 2013
A tradition a half-decade in the making, few happenings pack as much inventive beer, education and sheer enjoyment as the ten-day journey to the center of the country's craft beer epicenter, San Diego Beer Week. All of the nearly eighty breweries in our extensive home county push the envelope to provide the most incredible events they can, and we are no different. Each year is an opportunity to cull through our cellars for rare and just plain phenomenal beer, collaborate with our brewing friends, invite in our beer-loving fans and put on a show in support of our industry, region and craft beer in general. If you're planning to take in this year's festivities, read on for a complete schedule of what we'll be doing to celebrate, then make time in your beery, breakneck itinerary to spend some time sipping in San Diego Beer Week with us.
Rolling Stones: The 2013 Great American Beer Festival
You've heard the legend of a cavernous hall filled to the brim with beer from around the country. Maybe you've even experienced for yourself the glories of unlimited pours of more than 3,100 brews. But you haven't seen the Great American Beer Festival—the country's largest annual suds celebration—from the perspective of Team Stone before…until now. We just got back from this massive and spectacular event, and are ready to give you a behind-the-scenes view of our GABF experience
Flower Power: 10 Barrel/Bluejacket/Stone Suede Imperial Porter
To the casual observer, our newest collaboration beer may be perceived as an attempt to make a statement about gender equality in the brewing industry. How could someone not think that? After all, we're no strangers to making statements through the ale medium and, c'mon, we went and tapped two of the country's best female brewers—Tonya Cornett from Bend, Oregon's 10 Barrel Brewing Company; and Megan O'Leary Parisi, the fermentation mastermind behind Washington, DC's highly anticipated Bluejacket. We get it, but honestly, the only things we were looking to secure when getting these two into our brewhouse were beer smarts, creativity and enthusiasm, and these two brought all three in sudsy spades! Need proof? Well, we've got it, and it goes by the name 10 Barrel/Bluejacket/Stone Suede Imperial Porter.
Peoples' Choice: Stone #dreambeer
This summer, we posed a simple yet serious question via our Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+ accounts—If Stone could brew ANY style of beer, what would you, our fans, want? Instantaneously, the interwebs started to buzz with ideas ranging from the outlandish to the ridiculous, straightforward to outrageous, adjunct-laced to style-stickling, best-drunk-fresh to barrel-aged. On Twitter and Google+ we were able to track responses using the #dreambeer hash-tag, which went crazy for the first 24 hours. After collecting all of the ideas that came through, we took some time to catalog them and do a bit of analysis. We discovered some things we already knew, like most of our fans crave IPAs and generally hop-forward beers, but we were surprised to find an overwhelming amount of interest in Stone brewing a hefeweizen or witbier (Not one, but two fans actually requested we bring back Stone Heat-Seeking Wheat?!?!). Actually, one of the coolest things that came out of the Stone #dreambeer experiment was seeing so many of our fans use their opportunity to have us make anything their mind could fathom to bring back beers we've already produced. Well, we listened and are bringing back one of our greatest hits!
What Makes Great Beer?
Whenever we put out a new beer, I'm always asked "who came up with the recipe?", and am always uncomfortable answering that question, because it is a simple answer that really doesn't accurately convey why the beer is successful and tastes delicious.
Too much credit is given to the formulation/recipe for a beer's success. I honestly believe that recipe formulation is the easiest part of making a great beer, and accounts for about 5% of its potential success. In my opinion, anyone with some understanding of ingredients and styles can create a great recipe, but actually working with that recipe to brew a great beer is the hard part.


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PROTECTOR USA announced today the first voyage in its inaugural Adventure Series, Alaska's Inside Passage. Departing Wednesday, June 1, 2011, the event will host Protector boat owners on an 800-mile excursion from Seattle, Washington to Lasqueti, British Columbia and back in only six days. The journey will highlights the signature performance of Protector boats and offer participants a thrilling adventure through majestic mountain ranges and breathtaking waters.
The Protector Adventure Series will offer one-of-a-kind, on-the-water opportunities that can only be experienced in a Protector boat and demonstrate the vessels' refined amenities, and renowned performance and handling attributes for fun, fast and exciting boating experiences anywhere, and in any sea state. Designed for the ultimate on-the-water adventures, Protector vessels get boaters where they want to go efficiently and with resilient comfort. All Protector models are beautifully designed for precision cruising. The easy-to-drive performance vessels allow all boaters, from novice to experienced, to confidently and effortlessly run with high-speed, comfort and safety – even in rough waters.
"Our Adventure Series is designed to bring Protector boat owners together for exciting on-the-water excursions that take full advantage of our boats' performance and comfort," said Tiffany Pelletier-Shiebler, marketing director, Protector USA. "Trips like Alaska's Inside Passage are what Protector boats were designed for. This breathtaking journey will take only six days and offer a remarkable on-the-water experience letting owners to get the most out of their Protector and helping to foster community among our boat owners."
The Protector adventure will allow boaters to explore the beautiful waters and dramatic scenery of the inside passage. The trip will depart from Elliot Bay Marina in Seattle and include overnight stops in Victoria and on Dent Island. Boaters will also make overnight camping stops at Telegraph Cove, Hakai and Lasqueti in British Columbia. Participants can expect world-class fishing, as well as whale and wildlife sightings. The excursion will return to Seattle on June 6, 2011.
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UPDATE 1-Samsung allowed to sell Galaxy Tab in US as court lifts ban
* Injunction on tablet had been in place ahead of trial
* Trial ended in August with victory for Apple on many claims
* Samsung files motion against Apple on iPhone 5
Oct 1 (Reuters) - A U.S. court removed a temporary sales ban against Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's Galaxy Tab 10.1 won by Apple Inc in a patent dispute, allowing the South Korean company to sell the product in the United States.
While the Galaxy 10.1 is an older model, the lifting of the ban could still help Samsung in the run-up to the pivotal holiday shopping season.
"We are pleased with the court's action today, which vindicates our position that there was no infringement of Apple's design patent and that an injunction was not called for," Samsung said in a statement.
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The world's top two smartphone makers are locked in patent disputes in 10 countries as they vie to dominate the lucrative market.
The legal fight began last year when Apple sued Samsung in multiple countries, and Samsung countersued.
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Alabama Reconsidered
Rare are the moments when I stop and think, "Well, I guess it's time to pull those Alabama LPs back off the shelves." Last month, though, I heard a song that gave me pause. It was Jessica Lea Mayfield's cover of the 1992 Alabama hit "I'm In a Hurry (And Don't Know Why)", off the new compilation High Cotton: A Tribute to Alabama, which came out on Lightning Rod Records this week.
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On the surface, the original "I'm In a Hurry" is a characteristically silly Alabama song about speeding down the highway, getting pulled over by troopers, and wondering aloud why obeying the law is so very hard. But Mayfield's take had me transfixed. Her stunning, shoegazey take turns the goof into an existential crisis, her Dilaudid voice and slow-motion guitar suggesting a survivalist mantra in an ever-spinning world of social media and smart phones. I had to hear the rest of High Cotton, but also, more importantly, I realized the time had finally come for me to revisit Alabama—the house band of my youth.
Randy Owen and Teddy Gentry, cousins from the state that eventually gave them their name, had been making music for a decade when their star finally began to rise around 1980. Then, over the next quarter-century, Alabama landed 34 songs at the top of Billboard's country chart, which places them in that rarified, Beatles-esque league of commercial genre domination. Between 1980 and 1993, they peaked at the top every year, earning seven No. 1 spots for singles between 1983 and 1984. For comparison's sake, Garth Brooks did the same a few years later, moving easily in the same row that Alabama had already hoed.
Alabama's hot streak coincided perfectly with my youth; as a kid, Owen and Gentry seemed to me like the plutocratic rulers of country music. Everyone in my family was a fan. My mother had grown up near Myrtle Beach, that infamous South Carolina "redneck Riviera" to which Alabama moved in the '70s to develop their appeal and stage show at The Bowery. She still doesn't care much for country music, but Alabama never did just make "country music." Their songs were wound up in gospel and soul, pop and rock, with something akin to country serving as a particularly lightweight anchor; "Fantasy", from their big-deal second album Feels So Right, is a bona fide rural disco number.
But my brother, who went down a deep George Jones wormhole as he hit puberty, preferred country in its ancient and contemporary guises; he seemed to like Brooks & Dunn just as much as much as he liked Johnny Cash, making Alabama his perfect stylistic crossroads. My dad, meanwhile, liked rock 'n' roll and sports, meaning Alabama's generous use of electric guitars and crackling drums-- and their songs about baseball and even Richard Petty-- appealed to him in a way that recalled the Eagles and ESPN. Even my grandmother liked them. They sang about the Depression, which she'd lived through, and they sang about life on a farm, which she'd also lived through. She took me to my first concert ever at the Alabama Theatre in Myrtle Beach, and I've still got the postcard of Gentry playing bass that I brought home that night.
Alabama served as the intersection of my family's musical Venn diagram. Naturally, I internalized every tune.
After hearing Mayfield's cover, I reached for the 44-song greatest hits collection For the Record, rather than one of their albums (which, frankly, aren't very consistent). The irresistibly humble "Hometown Honeymoon", the maudlin "When We Make Love", the local and sustainable nostalgia of "Mountain Music": On command, the memories came flooding back. I could recall most every word of the two-and-a-half-hour set.
For some this comparison will be downright heretical, but it struck me that Alabama continued the Band's tradition of pan-everything country-rock, twisting progressively stranger strains into surprising anthems. Alabama never made an LP as good as the Band; their records, in fact, are incredibly spotty, with the hits serving as the highs to commensurately low misses. And again, they were sometimes disastrously slick, as if their music could only survive beneath several coats of high-gloss paint. There's also the issue of their strangely naïve Confederate references. But in spirit, Alabama understood that pure soul or folk or pop or rock or country had been done better than they could ever do it, so why do it again?
That became even clearer when I listened again to High Cotton. It's a decent tribute-- not exactly disappointing, just expected and average. Mayfield is the only one who does something truly daring, but the dozen other acts do these Alabama songs mostly how they'd do anything else: Lucero turns "The Closer You Get" into a gruff bar-rock grumble, and Old Crow Medicine Show picks and grins through "Dixieland Delight" as though they're the first to ever have the idea.
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ATLANTA (AP) — The Georgia House of Representatives has approved a proposal that calls for the state to license and regulate businesses that call themselves pain management clinics.
House Bill 178 is a response to a flood of so-called 'pill mills,' unregulated businesses that are credited with feeding prescription drug abuse. The 150-15 vote sends the measure to the Senate, where similar legislation died last year without a vote.
"We don't have any laws that state law enforcement can use to stop these pill mills from operating in our communities," said Rep. Tom Weldon, R-Ringgold.
Attorney General Sam Olens has championed House Bill 178, as have law enforcement agencies around the state.
A pain clinic is defined in the bill as a medical enterprise where at least half of the patient population is being treated for chronic pain. The bill is not intended to target prescriptions for patients nearing the end of life because of terminal illness or drugs issued to manage short-term pain associated with injuries or specific medical procedures.
Affected businesses would have to get a state license from the Georgia Composite Medical Board beginning in July. The board already licenses physicians in the state. Licenses would have to be renewed every two years.
More significantly, the proposal would require that all new pain clinics be owned by physicians. Existing clinics where non-physicians have ownership shares with physicians would be allowed to remain open but still be subject to all new regulations. Still, the provision drew complaints from the few members who voted against the bill.
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My grandmother, Dorothy Helene Loud, was born July 25, 1879 in Santa Fe, New Mexico Territory. She married my grandfather, Francis Fielding Longley, September 23, 1907, in Fort Snelling, Michigan. She died April 26, 1959, in Newark, New Jersey.
I do not have her father's name at hand, but am looking for more information on her ancestors. Her father and his wife are buried in Arlington a couple of rows away from my grandparents, I just have mislaid his name. He, my great grandfather, was a career Army officer and taught at West Point.
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The Marlborough Fijian community came together on Saturday for a night of feasting and entertainment to celebrate Fiji Independence Day.
Fiji Day, which was on Wednesday last week, celebrates the country gaining independence from British rule in 1970. Fijian man Tu Daunivavana organised the inaugural event in Blenheim.
The day began early for Mr Daunivavana and his family and friends, as they prepared a feast to feed at least 70 people.
A lovo (similar to a hangi) was prepared in the pouring rain. It cooked a variety of food including fish, lamb, pork, and taro.
Mr Daunivavana plans on hosting another party next year and hopes the event will grow to include Fijians from all over Marlborough and beyond.
"We were just testing the waters, but we will do it every year now," he said.
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When I hear the music it makes me think that everything around me is wonderful. At times it's like almost like hearing a prayer, at other times it's like lunacy, and other times it's just incredible engineering. In my view she deserves a lot more credit, but maybe the fact that she didn't become too mainstream has made her remain more special.
And although she has a gorgeous voice what really struck me was the way she used it and the way it worked with other instruments. It animated everything else. She used these Bulgarian folk musicians on one of her albums, and then, later, I found some Bulgarian singers and used them for one of my shows, the one called "Afterwords", where I had the seats turned into suitcases, and the table into a skirt.
I listen to her music a lot when I'm working because I find that I know it so well that I don't need to think about it, but it does heighten my spirit. And yeah, of course I sing along, who doesn't? But she's not the easiest person to sing along with, so I sort of hum to it.
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I did write to her once, about 10 years ago. I was doing this project about women's roles in fairy tales. I really wanted her to get involved, although I didn't know how and I was much more audacious at that time about approaching people. I got a long message on my answering machine from her manager, saying "Oh, Kate read your letter, blah blah, but Kate already has a designer who she works with." And I thought, "Hang on a minute! I never meant to say I wanted to design for you, I wanted to involve you in the project." But, you know, I think in just writing the letter to her, it helped me articulate my ideas for myself. E
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Peoria, IL
Excellent overall!Posted Aug 7, 2014
Pros: Beautiful hotel with well appointed rooms. We enjoyed the pool and spa facilities as well. Our westward view from our 16th floor room was fantastic!
Cons: Nothing we encountered needed to be improved.
Location: Very accessible location from the interstate. We enjoyed the City Museum and the zoo - both are within easy distance from the hotel.
Excellent accommodations with friendly and courteous staff. Facilities were wonderful. Easy to locate from the interstate - very accessible.
by A verified traveler from NJ
Nice but not magnificent...Posted Aug 7, 2014
I expected more from a Ritz Carlton. I felt the staff could be more accommodating, it wasn't centrally located, the ceiling had stains and I had to call for housekeeping as they did not come. Overall it was a fine stay but certainly not worth the expense.
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Aug 9, 2014 by Douglas, Hotel Management
Dear Trish, Thank you for sharing this review about your recent stay with us. My apologies that this experience did not meet your expectations. I appreciate the feedback about the staff and your having to call for housekeeping service. You have provided a great opportunity for us to energize our commitment to provide exceptional service to each and every guest. Kind regards, Douglas Chang General Manager
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great job!Posted Aug 4, 2014
Pros: Great staff and convenient location.
Cons: Food in the restaurant
Exceptional staff at every position, typical of Ritz-Carlton. Nice, spacious room. Hotel is a little dated but old style regal. The Sunday buffet in the restaurant was one of the weakest I had seen in any hotel. Food was mediocre except for the freshly made omelet. Lobby bar is a nice place for a cocktail and people watching.The band in the lobby bar was not very good. The playlist was appropriate but they didn't perform them well.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great ServicePosted Jul 22, 2014
Pros: Good location to visit the St Louis, MO attractions. You are 10 minutes from everything.
Location: The hotel has great food and service. The hotel is close to great places to eat. Fun entertainment for the family Cardinals ball game and zoo.
The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The hotel is close to the Busch Stadium, St Louis Zoo, Forest Park, Science Center and AB Brewery. Great location for the family to enjoy what St Louis, MO has to offer.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from hawaii
Great centrally located neighborhoodPosted Jul 1, 2014
We have stayed at the Ritz the last several times we have visited St. Louis. It is within an easy drive of the airport, downtown, and shopping. You can walk to many nice restaurants and coffee shops. We have enjoyed each of our stays.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great hotelPosted Jun 25, 2014
The hotel staff was really nice and the hotel was in a great location.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Upscale hotel in St. LouisPosted Jun 10, 2014
Very nice hotel in a good location. The staff was helpful, friendly and professional, the rooms were well maintained and we had a great stay.
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for Everyoneby Jarrel from Austin, TX
Highly recommend!Posted Apr 27, 2014
Pros: Beautiful property, excellent service with friendly, helpful staff. First class!
Location: Washington University, Delmar Loop, Forest Park, Art & History Museums.
We had a great time in St Louis. The Ritz Carlton was the perfect hotel for us. Wonderful breakfast buffet, fun bar, excellent service.
Comment from Hotel Management
May 2, 2014 by Douglas, Hotel Management
Greetings Jarrel, Thank you for taking the time to share a review of your recent stay with us. The ladies and gentlemen were thrilled to read that you had such a great time. I am glad you found our location so convenient with easy access to all of St. Louis' amazing attractions. We all look forward to welcoming you back on your next visit to St. Louis. Until then, Kind regards, Douglas Chang General Manager


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US Vice President Joe Biden met Cyprus leaders Thursday to spur talks on ending their island`s 40-year division and seek support for threatened sanctions against Russia.
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