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Let me first say that I was a member of the Cruise Critic Dream Team. Our host Randy took care of us in every way possible. He arraigned pick up from MCO to the Radisson in Pt. Canaveral, which also came at a discount because of CCDT. He was able to pull strings and get Ron Pass the piano man on a one week contract. He was on the Swine Flu cruise and is the most entertaining person I've ever seen. Every night in the piano bar was an adventure in drinks and laughter. Dr. Phil and his group were always great company. I cruised with the greatest group of people possible and will never forget it.
The ship is a lot like the Splendor in design with the exception of the Lanai on deck 5 and the water works. The Lanai was the fastest way to get around the ship while enjoying a smoke break. There were plenty of empty deck chairs there and they had a couple of large chess sets to play with. The water works were a blast. There was hardly a line for the drainpipe slide which I thought was a lot funner then the twister slide.
Dinner in the Crimson Dining room was very good. Because of Randy we had the 2 center tables. The menu is the same as all the cruises I've been on. So I kinda have my favorites and know what to order and what to avoid. I've never had a good serving of warm choc. melting cake, it's too wet or too dry. I didn't do the buffets too much so I can't really comment there. The Mongolian grill is good and so is the deli at the back of the ship. The deli is open till 11pm so its a great place to catch a snack if your tired of pizza. On port days we would order room service for breakfast so we were ready to get off the ship asap.
The comedy shows were pretty funny, I only saw the R rated ones and I laughed some. Dancin in the Streets was good but I wasn't a fan of the female lead singer. She was trying too hard. The Fun Force break dancers were cool. I really didn't listen to anyone in the atrium of ocean plaza but from a distance they sounded alright. The Legends show was only good because of Randy as Sinatra and Emily as Brittney. The show was the exact same I've seen on 3 cruises, so it was no surprise when the cruise director came out as Dolly.
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Bjorling also acknowledged flaws with the process leading to Bielema's hire as head coach in 2005. Bielema was selected without a university-required posting of the position for a certain length of time. Also, the athletic board chair at the time said he received one hour notice of Bielema's selection from Athletic Director Barry Alvarez before the selection was presented to board members. Bielema had served two years as defensive coordinator on Alvarez's coaching staff, and Alvarez tabbed him as his successor.
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"Summer is a bad bad time for the shelter because it's really full," Amarillo Humane Society Executive Director Jena McFall said. "This is what we call kitten season. A lot of litters of puppies and kittens are born and a lot of orphaned puppies and kittens."
The SPCA sponsored event is great for spreading the word about the vast amount of homeless pets, but for some the temptation to adopt can be harmful.
Some people come to an event like Mutt Fest, see all the cute canines, and make the move to adopt before they are ready.
"This is a 10-15 year commitment with a dog or a cat, a cat is even longer. This is not something that's disposable," McFall said.
Dogs often take a bigger chunk of a budget and more time than many expect. So the Humane Society recommends giving the decision some serious thought, because with Amarillo having an extremely high pet overcrowding problem for a city it's size, there will be dogs to adopt when the time is right.
"We encourage people to spay or neuter their pets because that's the only way we can reduce the pet overpopulation," SPCA Mutt Fest Co-Chair Mary Ramirez said.
Both the SPCA and the Humane Society offer reduced-price vouchers for spay and neutering.
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AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley admitted his players had to fight hard for victory over Exeter City on Saturday, as they came from behind to record just their second win in 11 games.
The hosts got off to a terrible start when Jack Midson headed into his own net but the striker made amends, 16 minutes from time, with a poached winner after Luke Moore had equalised.
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He said: "We're just relieved we've come away with the three points. Today was all about a League Two scrap and we've come out of it.
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The entrance to the Vermont Marble Museum located in the old Vermont Marble Company building in Proctor is shown.PROCTOR The Vermont Marble Museum is looking for a few good tenants to fill space in the building that houses the museum rent free. Building owners Marsha and Martin Hemm are putting the word out that theyre looking for industrial, retail, studio and office tenants to occupy the remaining space in the factory building with up to eight months of free rent.
The Hemms signed a deal at the end of last year to sell most of the museum collection to the Preservation Trust of Vermont for $250,000. The Trust also has a one-year option to buy the building from the Hemms for $480,000. Of that amount, the Trust has raised $125,000 toward the purchase, including a $100,000 donation from the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board.
It will ease in the long-term operation (of the museum) to have additional tenants in the building for sure, Paul Bruhn, executive director of the Preservation Trust of Vermont, said Monday. And I think it will make a difference to donors or potential donors to know that the building will be self-sufficient long term.
There are six existing tenants in the building, including small manufacturers, retail, studio/workshop, office and storage, Marsha Hemm said in an email.
That leaves 16,735 square feet available to lease: 3,000 square feet of finished, air conditioned office space, with conference and lunch room (Hemm said the office space can be single offices or suites); a 4,835-square-foot, three-bay garage and workshop with mechanics pit, office and bathroom; 800 square feet of retail space; a 600-square-foot studio; and 7,500 square feet of light production space.
Facing an end of the year deadline to purchase the museum collection and the building for $880,000, the Preservation Trust came up short in its fundraising effort. But the Hemms accepted $250,000 for the exhibits, museum gift shop and 2,500 large format glass negatives that chronicle the history of the Vermont Marble Company at one time the largest marble company in the world.
Not included in the collection purchase price is the stone library and paper archives. The stone library contains marble samples from around the world. An unidentified Northeastern university has expressed interest in acquiring the library and paper archives. The archives include various Vermont Marble Company documents, including blueprints.
Faced with a spike in Proctors electric rates, the Hemms last year decided to sell the museum. The Preservation Trust of Vermont stepped forward and agreed to purchase the museum rather than have the museum collection possibly broken up and sold to an out-of-state buyer.
The Hemms have agreed to operate the museum for another year, which Bruhn called a blessing, that will allow the Trust to concentrate on fundraising and find a permanent nonprofit to assume ownership and operation of the museum and building.
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Jon Oberg - July 02, 2013Jon Curtis Oberg, 56, of Grand Island, died July 2, 2013, at his home.
Celebration of Life service was held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at All Faiths Funeral Home. Reverend Sylvia High Karlsson officiated. Burial of ashes will be at a later date.
Jon was born Sept. 17, 1956 at Woodland, Calif., to Jack and Bethel (Strotman) Oberg.
The family moved numerous times while Jon was growing up and after the death of his father in 1971, Jon moved to Grand Island. He graduated from Grand Island Senior High with the class of 1974. He was married to Jerrlyn Boltz on Jan. 29, 1977 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.
In his early years, Jon was employed at Pizza Hut in McCook, Aurora and Grand Island. He knew his motors and worked as a mechanic at Captain's Quarters on Johnson Lake and the Boat House in Grand Island. He had been trucking over the road for the last 10 years and was proud of the fact he had been to 48 states.
Jon was a member of Ducks Unlimited. He enjoyed all things motorized and mechanical and loved his time spent as part of the pit crew at various stockcar races. A born conversationalist, he loved to visit and have discussion with family and friends.
Survivors include his mother, Bethel Kolar of Aurora; his children, Patricia Oberg and Dustin Meyers of Grand Island, Jennifer and Tyler Brei of Marquette and Christopher Oberg of Grand Island; brother and sister-in-law, Danny and Polina Oberg of Grand Island; and sister, Jacque Harvey of Aurora; two, soon to be three, grandchildren, Ashley Schafer, Chase Brei and Baby Meyers; nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father; stepfather, Robert Kolar; paternal grandparents, Vern and Alice Oberg; and maternal grandparents, Fred and Julia Strotman.
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The St. Petersburg chapter of the NAACP is asking the police department to review some of its policies. Representatives with the organization held a news conference today, voicing some of their concerns about recent events in the midtown area of the city. They say recent shootings involving police officers as well as pursuits need to be looked at more closely. "The recent shooting into the car with teenagers, also went into one lady's house. That's a bad policy." Said the Reverend Dr. Manuel Sykes, with the NAACP, "Because people in the line of fire could be killed. "
Willie Robinson has lived in St. Petersburg his entire life. He recently celebrated his 79th birthday. He says he's seen the relationship with the police department go from good, to bad to worse. "I've seen the, I would say the rise and fall of the attitude of the people here in St. Pete. " Said Robinson. He says he feels some officers believe they can bend the rules to enforce the law. "it seems to us that they makes the law, they the only ones that can break the law. "
St. Petersburg Police Chief Chuck Harmon was quick to respond, saying recent a recent pursuit and officer involved shooting are cases that are still under investigation. He says his door is always open to discuss issues with people in the community. "if there are issues out there, then we want to address those." Said the chief. "Some of the information that I heard from the press release was about diversity and those kinds of things. This is probably the most diverse staff I've ever had. "
The Reverend Dr. Manuel Sykes says he plans to send a letter to the police department this week, and hopes to get a response within 30 days.
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I am trying to use the CEZCompressor-class defines in EZCompressor.h to compress a descriptor. I do something like this:
// "this" is implementing MEZBufferManager,
// but the implementation I have left the methods "empty"
// InitializeL() of MEZBufferManager gets called by the above call
iCompressed=HBufC8::NewL(20000); // allocating space for output
TPtr8 ptrCompressed=iCompressed->Des();
iCompressor->SetInput(*data); // data is HBufC8 with input data
// the input data in my tests is NOT longer than the output buffer
TBool def=iCompressor->DeflateL();
// NeedsInputL() of MEZBufferManager gets called in the above call
// Return value (def) is ETrue and by inspection the all
// avail input has been consumed, but there is only 2 bytes in
// total output (this might be the 2 bytes zlib header, I guess...)
// iCompressor->OutputDescriptor().Length() is also just 2
What am I doing wrong? Or what do I have to do, to get the full output flushed to the output buffer? I have tried additional calls to DeflateL() without any further result. Also, what does the return-value of DeflateL() mean?
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Leading up to the start of the regular season, PFW will post the NFL predictions of its editors/writers, who forecast the order of finish in each division, the outcome of Super Bowl XLVI, and Offensive and Defensive MVPs. In the third of these predictions, PFW associate editor Kevin Fishbain looks into his crystal ball.
AFC East
1. New England — It is scary to think this team could be better than last year's 14-2 squad, mainly the defense.
2. N.Y. Jets — Breakout years from Shonn Greene and Mark Sanchez would help the Jets live up to Rex Ryan's annual promise.
3. Miami — This team could be anywhere from 5-11 to 9-7, and that's all contingent on Chad Henne.
4. Buffalo — The defense should be better, but this team is nowhere near where it needs to be in this division.
AFC North
1. Pittsburgh — Flying under the radar is probably good for them.
2. Baltimore — That offensive line is a concern, but Ray Rice isn't.
3. Cleveland — If Colt McCoy plays like he has in the preseason, well, they will still finish no higher than third.
4. Cincinnati — Yikes. Their offense could be dismal.
AFC South
1. Houston — Like the additions made on defense, can they finally put it all together?
2. Indianapolis — I'm not one to bet against Peyton Manning; the Colts are still a wild-card candidate.
3. Jacksonville — Made some nice additions on defense, just not enough weapons on offense.
4. Tennessee — This team is a year or two away from returning to the playoffs.
AFC West
1. San Diego — I think this actually is going out on a limb — they actually will play up to potential.
2. Kansas City — Aside from the rushing attack, this is still a very average team.
3. Oakland — If they hadn't slept through free agency, the Raiders would be my sleeper pick.
4. Denver — Everyone keeps talking about the quarterback, but that's not why the Broncos will finish last. Take a look at the defense.
NFC East
1. Philadelphia — The O-line is a legitimate concern, but they have enough firepower on both sides of the ball.
2. N.Y. Giants — The loss of CB Terrell Thomas hurt, but "D" still should be very good.
3. Dallas — In another division, they could be a playoff team. Pressure is on Tony Romo, Rob Ryan.
4. Washington — Front-runners for the Andrew Luck sweepstakes?
NFC North
1. Green Bay — It would be a huge shock if they don't win this division with so many starters back.
2. Chicago — Just imagine if Jay Cutler got protection and played like a Pro Bowler. Until then, second place.
3. Detroit — Not fully on the bandwagon. Lots to like, but still one year away.
4. Minnesota — Really don't think they are as bad as people think, just in a tough division.
NFC South
1. Atlanta — Really like what they did in the offseason, especially the Ray Edwards acquisition.
2. New Orleans — Maybe playing second fiddle to the Falcons is the motivation they need to return to the Super Bowl.
3. Tampa Bay — Bucs have to be pleased with Josh Freeman's progression. But they should lobby for division realignment.
4. Carolina — On the one hand, they re-signed their top players. On the other hand, those top players were a part of last year's 2-14 team.
NFC West
1. St. Louis — Added some nice pieces to the front seven. I'm excited to see what Sam Bradford can do with Josh McDaniels working with him.
2. Arizona — Forgive me for not being incredibly excited about a QB with seven career starts.
3. Seattle — That quarterback situation is a mess. Marshawn Lynch will be counted on often.
4. San Francisco — Did I mention the brutal quarterback situation?
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Help continues to pour in for the victims of West on Friday. More volunteers showed up ready to cook and serve hot homecooked meals.
The volunteers say they'll stick around until there isn't another hungry person suffering from the tragedy that took place here. They're eager to serve victims, first responders and their families. They stress they want nothing in return.
The crowd at the community center continues to grow as the number of volunteers wanting to help overwhelms the people in this community.
"We know, when there is a need, we're going to go and before I could even make any phone calls, I had people calling me, asking, 'are we going?' and I said yes," said Debbie Day with Rapid Hope Disaster Relief.
Debbie and others with Rapid Hope of Ft. Worth are cooking up chipotle tacos...and lots of them.
"We are actually going to feed our volunteers, and of course, the community, two hot meals a day for as long as we're needed," she said.
They came fully stocked, with the supplies to make barbecue chicken, baked beans, potato salad and fried turkeys. It's the fourth disaster Debbie's crew has responded to recently
"We actually just want to be the hands and feet of Jesus. It's just that simple. We don't want anything from it. We just want to be a blessing to this community," she said.
Just feet away, volunteers from Central Texas are preparing an entire day's menu in their mobile kitchen.
"It's going to be serving up breakfast and lunch and dinner for anyone who is looking for food, and we've got our local teams out of Waco making sure we're serving hot meals. In times of crisis, we're all Texans, we all live here and we want to be out in the community helping them.," said Leticia Mendoza with HEB Grocery.
Also, some West High School students are spending their time volunteering, broken-hearted by the tragedy that left their friends with nothing.
Ashlee Weber was at the high school when the plant exploded, and told us, "I took a picture of it on fire, not expecting it to blow up, and then all the sudden, all we see is black smoke everywhere."
She considers herself lucky, escaping the explosion with only a cracked windshield.
"A lot of my friends have lost their homes from over there. It's just unbelievable that it's gone," Ashlee said.
We are told that the people of West now really need monetary donations more than anything, as most of the people affected by this have their entire lives to rebuild.
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Police say the victim spotted the suspect scoping him out when he was in Subway at Lafayette and Summit grabbing a bite to eat. According to police, the suspect approached the victim after he left the restaurant and asked for a cigarette. When the victim gave him one, the suspect demanded cash. Then when the victim refused, the suspect reached into the victim's pockets and stole hundreds of dollars.
Police are hoping you can help find the man responsible based on surveillance photos.
"Hopefully it's a pretty good picture. Hopefully somebody knows who this individual is and we can put them where they belong, that's behind bars," said Sgt. Joe Heffernan with the TPD.
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Had some time to work on "Ol Whitey," my white demo Super A yesterday...finally got the mag hot, (long story) and decided it was time to try to start it. Rigged up a pony gas tank, and after a few pulls of the crank, it did "hit" a time or two, which got my hopes way up. After a couple more trys, it suddenly became impossible to turn the engine with the crank. I was able to turn the engine backward by pulling on the fan blades, and it released and seemed ok but after a couple more trys it did it again, and I couldn't get it to turn loose. So I decided to call it a night.
I've hand cranked this engine a number of times and it has never shown any problem like this.
Any ideas what's binding it? I pulled the starter off just to make sure it wasn't jamming the flywheel (although I don't see why it would since I was hand cranking it.) No change. Though I have been around Super A's all my life, I'm not much of a mechanic, but my notion is there's an issue in the timing gears. Of course, those "hoofbeats I hear may not be zebras." In other words, it may not be that exotic of a problem. What else should I look for? I had high hopes of being able to hear it run before I did more extensive engine work, but that possibility appears to be fading fast...


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Based on Goldoni's 18th-century comedy The Servant of Two Masters.
Fired from his skiffle band, Francis Henshall becomes minder to Roscoe Crabbe, a small time East End hood, now in Brighton to collect £6,000 from his fiancee's dad. But Roscoe is really his sister Rachel posing as her own dead brother, who's been killed by her boyfriend Stanley Stubbers. Holed up at The Cricketers' Arms, the permanently ravenous Francis spots the chance of an extra meal ticket and takes a second job with one Stanley Stubbers, who is hiding from the police and waiting to be re-united with Rachel. To prevent discovery, Francis must keep his two guvnors apart. Simple.
Running time: 2hrs 20mins
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Survivors include three sons, Cecil Howard and his wife, Sarah, of Muscle Shoals, Joe Charles Howard, better known as J.C. Howard and his wife, Carolyn, of Eldridge and David Howard of McCalla; 11 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; eight great-great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews and other relatives.
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Home Games are Where the Heart is
Yep, home games are where it all started for me. It is where I really fell in love with poker. It is where I saw just how much fun it can be. I used to think dinner was the only way to sit 9 people around a table and make em talk for a few hours. Well, I learned you can get more than 9 people around a table and have 'em all laughing for 5 hours if you get a home game going. After one of my best friends Newt taught me a trick or two and I started getting a bit more comfortable...we amped up the fun. I've always loved playing dress up.
That is my full on "I wanna be Doyle look." But when I'm really trying to score a poker face, this is a no brainer.
Well, as much as I love home games. Turns out it is quite an art to get them together. You have to get people at the right time, that like to play poker, not too many, not too few, people who like each other, competitive people, a designated driver or two, etc. So, I think it had been almost a year since I had a home game. And in reflecting on who I would invite and how I would get it together, I realized a lot of my circle had not only changed, but grown. Before I would invite someone and tell them to invite their room mate or whatever, just to fill out the game. This time, I knew I had a core 6 people that would have my home game back for sure.
Now, while there were a few differences from the home games of yore. For example: the amount of money amassing in the middle, the fact that people only brought hundreds and the sick three-barrel bluffs being call with 9 high. The game had the same thing at its core; good friends, tons of food, drinks, drunks and of course POKER. And inevitably it ended up the same.
My friends are evolving. They becoming more and more the poker community. And I guess if I've learned anything it is that although poker friends may no be reliable in everything. You can count on them to come to your home game and bring their A-game. I feel so blessed to have found the core clan: a strategy hostess, a UFC fighter turned poker player, a super-nova elite, a cash grinder, a PokerStar, and the woman who made me love poker. BOOM. I'll see you guys at the next one. And um, lets not go play cash after next time. LOL.


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Months after his home was raided by police, Bengals WR Jerome Simpson has been indicted on drug charges. He is currently awaiting an arraignment date in Kenton (Kentucky) Circuit Court.
A 2.5-pound package of marijuana that was delivered to Simpson's home in September was intercepted by federal authorities, leading to an investigation of the receiver's home. Inside, they found more drugs, along with scales and smoking devices, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Simpson has been indicted on one count of trafficking marijuana in excess of eight ounces. The charge, if he is found guilty, could lead to a prison term of one to five years.
Simpson had a breakthrough season for the Bengals in 2011, finishing third on the team with 50 receptions and second with 725 yards.


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In the latest round of uniform changes, the Kansas City Royals have unveiled a few tweaks to their livery:
Changes to the alternate home "powder blue" uniforms:
• Jersey will feature a new bolder powder blue color that better represents the original powder blue color of our historic past.
• "Royals" script on the front of the jersey has been changed to white with blue outline and the number on the front of the jersey is now blue with white outline.
Changes to the primary road grey uniforms:
• Grey color fabric has been changed to a deeper looking blue/grey tonal quality that will enhance the other colors featured in the uniform.
• The "Kansas City" script has been retooled to a more stylized font that now is in the same family as our traditional "Royals" script font.
• The piping on both the jersey and pants is now a dual blue and white color scheme.
All of this sounds perfectly fine. I'd like to see side-by-side comparisons, but I suspect these changes are generally pleasing, though barely noticeable. Well, except for the caps. The Royals have been wearing powder-blue caps with their powder-blue jerseys, which they never did back in the day. So that's good.
There's one thing missing, though: "powder blue" pants. The Royals' powder-blue livery of their historic past included not only the jerseys, but also the pants. You know, like this.
A colored top paired with white pants just doesn't look good, friends. If you're going to wear color up top, you should wear color down low. Granted, this principle can be overdone. But I've not yet seen an attractive combo with mismatched top and bottom.
The Royals don't sell pants, and today's announcement was pretty obviously done with Christmas shopping in mind. So maybe sartorial judgement will prevail, and the Royals actually will done "powder blue" pants next season. If not, next season's changes will be just a footnote.


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The first day of school for some Deer Park students had a memorable ending, as they were involved in a school bus-car accident at the on Herman Road on Wednesday afternoon.
According to KHQ-TV, it appeared the driver of the car pulled out of public driveway and did not see the bus as it traveled on the unimproved road.
Now is your chance to get an 18-hour inside look at Washington State Patrol operations, courtesy of Twitter and Facebook. WSP will present a #daywithWSP, tweeting events that are happening around the state in real-time, starting at 6 a.m. on Aug. 29.
Most people are familiar with troopers in white cars who respond to collisions and disabled vehicles. Less well-known are WSP employees who play key roles in keeping the public safe on the roads, at their places of business and in their homes.
Hundreds of Deer Park students and parents flocked to Arcadia Elementary School on Monday for the second annual We Heart Deer Park celebration.
Sponsored by several area churches, the celebration featured several community organization informational booths, free school supplies and various forms of games and musical entertainment. The GreenHouse Community Center passed out free food boxes while a pair of barbers offered free haircuts to students.
The event also allowed students to all visit their classrooms before the start of school on Aug. 28.
On Sunday, Rachel Johnson (center) was crowned the 2014 Clayton Community Fair Queen. Johnson was a fair princess last year. Her 2014 royalty will be Princesses Jewelia Stage (left) and Rylee Thompson.
Various branches of Libraries of Stevens County, including the one at Loon Lake, will be closed over the next month to complete technology upgrades.
Most branches will be closed for two consecutive days to allow for equipment upgrades and installation and staff training. Only one branch will be closed at a time.
The library district currently uses Microsoft XP, but many current Microsoft programs cannot be accessed with that operating system, hence the need for the equipment change.
The equipment upgrades will also include replacing some of the library district's older computers.
Spokane County Superior Court Judge Greg Sypolt, who issued a no-contact order between convicted Deer Park murderer Clay Starbuck and his three minor children until they become legal adults, upheld his ruling last week.
Sypolt made the original ruling on July 18 when he sentenced Starbuck to life in prison without parole for the Dec. 11 murder of his ex-wife, Chanin, in her Deer Park home.
Starbuck's attorneys claim that the defendant subjected his children to no psychological or physical harm while he was a parent, according to KREM-TV.
Incumbent Seventh District Sen. John Smith easily beat back challenges from a pair of fellow Republicans in the Aug. 6 primary election.
Smith has garnered 8,631 votes in the preliminary ballot count on Wednesday afternoon. Brian Dansel sits in second place with 4,900 votes and appears to be Smith's opponent in the general election.
Mike Brunson is in third place with 3,618 votes.
City officials expect construction on the first section of south Main Street could begin within the next week.
Director of Community Services Roger Krieger said a pre-construction meeting with Cargile Construction will be held early next week and he would be surprised if the actual work did not begin by early next week.
The project will rebuild Main Street from the U.S. Highway 395 entrance to Crawford Avenue.
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10:10am Tuesday 20th November 2012 in Business By Helen Perkins , Reporter
A CONSULTANT has started a debate in Kendal regarding whether the town should become a Business Improvement District.
Councillors expect Chris Kolek to spend around 12 months discussing the concept — where each local firm pays one per cent of its rateable value to fund independent town enhancements.
A vote on the BID proposal is expected to take place next September and, if more than half the local businesses vote 'yes', the funds will be collected from each business in the town.
Mr Kolek has visited 250 companies in Kendal so far to answer questions about the scheme, which was turned down in Windermere and Bowness last year and is currently being debated for Penrith.A website at www.kendalbid.co.uk has been created to communicate with and inform the town.


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South Georgians on food stamps will notice a cut in their benefits starting Friday. Nationwide, the food stamp program is cutting $5 billion, and agencies that serve people expect a major increase in the demand for their services.28.5 percent of the households in Dougherty County, more than 36,000 people, receive food stamps or assistance through SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Relief programs aren't sure they can keep up with the increased need they expect because of these cuts.Food stamp recipient Bridgette Johnson goes to the Lord's Pantry in downtown Albany to get food and clothes for her and her five children. She says she can handle the food stamp cuts, if they are not too big."It depends on how much they are cutting," said Johnson. "Now if they are cutting $25, I don't think that will be a problem. But if they are cutting $50 to $100, I think that will be a big decrease for the family."The 2011 Census reports more than 32 percent of the people in Albany live below the poverty level. The Department of Family and Children Services say 17,465 families in Dougherty County receive food stamps. Feeding America estimates that the cuts will equal one dollar and forty cents per person per meal.The Lord's Pantry has already seen increases in the number of people seeking assistance this year, and are concerned what the cuts will mean."This year we are running in a deficit, said Volunteer C.B. Fincher. "In other words what we're spending right now exceeds what is coming in, to cover our costs right now."Johnson said she knows the food stamp cuts will hit Albany's poor hard, and the relief organizations will see more people wanting help."They are going to be working more," said Johnson. "There's no doubt about that. It's going to put pressure on the Food Banks and people who are giving out food. They are going to have a tremendous job on their hands. No doubt."Second Harvest Food Bank of South Georgia says $5 billion is half of the Feeding America food program total output now, so the cuts will be widespread. Bridgette Johnson hopes Federal Government leaders can find somewhere else to cut."Because you are going to have a lot of people out there who are going to be hungry," said Johnson. "Kids are going to be hungry. And then the Food Banks are going to be crowded you know. It's going to be a terrible thing."Second Harvest says five billion dollars represents about 1 point 9 million meals that will be cut.Second Harvest says they are still trying to determine exactly how much funding will be cut, but what they are sure of is that they will see an increase in demand, just as the holiday season approaches.If you would like to help the Lord's Pantry, which has been serving those in need for more than 38 years, you can call them at 435-0911.
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Jonny Gomes homered to tie the game, and Brandon Inge hit a go-ahead single as the Oakland Athletics scored twice in the eighth inning and beat the Chicago White Sox 9-7 on Saturday night.
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November 27th, 2013 12:54 PM #6
Thankyou everyone - I was after honest opinions
After listening to what everyone had to say, I think I may agree that a home birth for our firsts may be a bit much. Our doctor's been great and he said we'll have to wait and see, like thunderbolt said, how the boys are positioned. We're in England, and there is a hospital near us that has a birthing centre which I've since looked into, so that might be ideal. I do like the sound of a natural water birth, although I'm not sure everything will go to plan!Mummy to two little princes born 16/1/14
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Wanted to pop by and share some thoughts. I'm definitely in a unique category because I have had two natural twin births. The first was a planned homebirth (with a midwife). They were born at 37.5 weeks. The second we wanted a homebirth, but circumstances did not allow for it and it was a natural birth in the hospital (with an OB). They were born at 34 weeks. If things would have been different and that pregnancy was healthier and I made it to full term again, we MAY have tried a homebirth (but it would have had to be unassisted/no midwife in attendance) --hard to really say because we unfortunately had problems from 20 weeks on so we never got very far in homebirth plans the second time around.
I can not write a whole lot here now, but I've shared my experiences on past threads that I'll point you to now. Since your sons are due in January, I think you are running out of time to settle on a birth plan and make sure you have the right support people in place. Are you seeing an OB or Midwife? Do they have rights to deliver at certain hospitals or birth centers only? Have you discussed the birthplan with them at all? Do they have recommendations? Do they have a specific plan they normally use for managing twin labors? (rules/regulations/procedures/policies?) What does your partner think? Will you have others with you during delivery? What position are the babies in now? Do they share a sac (I saw you said they were ID.) There are many questions to ask and research. with my first twin pregnancy, I started planning the homebirth....well before they were conceived....it was just once we found it was 2, we had to modify our plans. I saw a midwife in tandem with the OB the whole time because she would not agree to deliver the girls unless I made it to 36 weeks. We made all the plans and discussed all the outcomes/scenarios ahead of time-- then it was "game on" once I was 36 weeks(actually everything was going SO WELL that we flipped the switch a week early). The next time, I immediately went to planning the birth and looking for a care provider that was open to a homebirth (found none- we lived in a very midwife unfriendly state) and then moved on to at least ones that would work with a natural birth situation...as complications added up, they took precidence over the birth plans of course, but it was always on my mind.
Feel free to ask other specific questions. Sorry these threads might be repetitive.
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November 28th, 2013 02:23 PM #10
Thanks crunchymama - wow, two sets of twins! Yes we are seeing a midwife, and I've talked to her about it - she's very experienced and would be able to do a home birth for us, but she'd rather we didn't. I've though about it a bit more, and like I said earlier, our hospital does have a birthing centre - so that might be ideal. it is a bit late, I know but it's mostly decided. It's just going to be my lovely husband and me with the midwife and probably a few doctors. She's said the same as your midwife said - 36 weeks or it's a hospital birth for us! At the moment, twin A is in vertex position and B is breech. Yes, they share a placenta and amniotic sac :/Mummy to two little princes born 16/1/14
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I am a web designer and developer and I recently had a client ask me to do print design. I have never done print before so I downloaded a guide from the printers for preparing documents for print, however there is one thing that confuses me. It says use the real fonts wherever possible and avoid using the bold and italic buttons.
Does this apply to photoshop and faux styles? I am using the bold and italic options if available in the character menu as I have done for web for many years.
I was worried that this wasn't the correct way so I looked for the real fonts. I have great difficulty downloading the bold and italic versions of certain fonts as they cost a lot of money and when I did find one (century gothic) I went to paste the font into the windows fonts folder and it said that century gothic is already installed. I did a search and I could only see the regular font in this folder. Does this mean that the bold and italic versions are somehow bundled together ?
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I don't know the setup in Windows, but on the Mac, "Century Gothis" is a collection of fonts, such as regular, italic, bold and bold italic. So it's worth checking what is contained in the Century Gothic bundle before buying it.
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Hi thanks for the reply Ralph,
Yes it's the same on Windows, it is a set of fonts containing all the bold and italic versions. That said, from Photoshop cs2 onwards all fonts are vector based unless you specifically rasterize them which means that you don't have to worry about using bold and italic for print anymore. Previous versions used to automatically rasterize to create the bold or italic effects if the fonts weren't present which is why some printers issue the warning.
Had to google quite a bit to find that out so I hope it helps anyone one else who is worried about using Photoshop fonts for print."Persistence is the path to perfection"


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Enjoy relaxing evenings with beautiful bay breezes and privacy. Offers 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, Eat
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Outside shower, driveway for two cars. All amenities to make your vacation a relaxing one!!!
Property is 3 blocks to the beach and sits across the street from the bay. Walk to stores, amusement
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Kitchen: all amenities(stove/oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, blender, coffee maker,
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Downstairs: Living room with bayviews.Two bedrooms.One bedroom with queen size bed. Second bedroom
converted to den with trundle bed. Cable TV with DVD/VCR and stereo. Full bath.
Upstairs: Two large bedrooms. One bedroom with king size bed and TV. Second bedroom has queen size
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Beautiful private property on its own point, located between Watkins Glen and Glenora, on the west side of beautiful Seneca lake.
One of the only private properties on this most centrally located and largest of the Finger Lakes, it is the ideal season rental (end of May-mid Oct,). Private drive ends at the cottage with its own point and beachfront.
Summer cabin Original, beach-level family cottage (set back amongst trees, with large, lawn area in front, going out to the shoreline), built in the 1960's, in unspoiled natural setting -
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Rent by the week - 7 people max.
More info: This is a gracious simple cabin designed by Watkins Glen's physician, community leader, musician and artist from the 1940s through the 1970s - an era that saw the Grand Prix international race in its hey-day as well as the beginnings of the burgeoning New York wine industry, when visionary farmers introduced the Johannisburg Riesling grape to the soil on Seneca lake. The cabin stands as a reminder of the last milenium and also a peaceful get-away. The drinking water is u.v. filtered directly from the lake. Two generations later, we are very proud stewards of this beautiful property and are happy to keep the summer tradition of gathering, relaxing and family fun going.
This is a wonderful headquarter locale for day trips to any nearby fingerlakes attraction: winecountry tours, Watkins
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-2 bthrms: one full (shower), one half bathroom
-3 bdrms (1- w/2 twin beds (moveable), 1- w/1 double bed, 1 -w/2 twin beds &1 sofa/bed) sleeps 6-7 comfortably.
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-gas grill
-nice big front porch
-"little house (equipment shed)": w/electricity, small refrigerator, storage
-private beach, private woods, ravines
-complete privacy
activities and attractions in Seneca Lake Finger Lakes
Swimming, boating, winery tours, nature trails, biking, sight-seeing, many great restaurants in Watkins, and along the East side of Seneca Lake, on the wine trail. Watkins Glen just a few miles south, including the amazing Watkins Glen State Park, where you can hike the glen, charter a cruise on Seneca Lake, hit one of many great ice-creameries, italian restaurants or continue on to larger central new york towns, like Corning, South of Watkins, home of the amazing Rockwell museum and the Corning Glass museum, or Ithaca, home of Cornell University, The Museum of the Earth, Science Museum and Farmers market along with many great restaurants and gorges.
vacation rental rates
Rented by the week or weekend (depending on availability).
Security deposit required.
Some Race weeks still available!
Weekly Rates:
$1980 base rate - additional fees depending on no. of people
Weekends may also be available.
Ms. Kountoupes 520-591-6606
accepted payment methods
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Top things to do in Seneca Lake
- Dining and tour cruises-Watkins
- swimming, canoeing
- relax on the beach
- explore the natural environment of the beach
- bonfire
Top things to do on a budget
- read, relax on our tranquil beach
- read, rest and listen to the waves in our big hammock
- listen while you rest in one of the bedrooms
- cook a great meal and have a bonfire on the beach
- swim! and take a canoe ride
Top things to do with a family
- Hike in Watkins Glen State Park
- Visit Corning Museum of Glass
- tour and dining cruises-Watkins
- visit Farm Sanctuary
- visit museums in Ithaca
Ms. Kountoupes , owner


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Cary police said the suspect in the shooting death of a 74-year-old man Friday committed suicide in Florida.
Late Friday, police issued an arrest warrant for Eric Paul Engel, 43, of Durham, NH for the shooting death of Aleksander "Lenny" Wysocki at 215 Trent Woods Way in Cary. Law enforcement tracked Engel to Florida where authorities believe he committed suicide.
In Florida, the Marion County Sheriff's Office said Engel contacted a family member and confessed to murdering a man in North Carolina.
The sheriff's office said Engel was at the Anglers Resort in Dunnellon, Fla. The Dunnellon Police Department, along with the Marion County Sheriff's Office SWAT team, went to the resort to apprehend Engel.
Authorities said contact was made with Engel by phone and he was encouraged surrender peacefully, however he stayed inside his room where a short time later he took his own life.
Police said Engel was a family friend of Wysocki.
The University of New Hampshire lists Engel as a lecturer in communication on its website.
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