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Taylor Regional Hospital will host an open house for its new Taylor Regional Surgical Center on Sunday, Sept. 9, from 2 to 4 p.m. at 1700 Old Lebanon Road in Campbellsville.
The three-story 48,000-square-foot facility features five operating rooms, a cystoscopy suite and two endoscopy procedure rooms.
There are 21 private pre-op/post-op patient rooms where family will be able to wait for their loved one in privacy and comfort.
September is National Preparedness Month, a time for Americans to prepare for disasters of all types, including very personal ones that require blood transfusions. By giving blood through the American Red Cross, eligible donors can ensure blood is ready and available when any disaster strikes.
Currently, eligible donors of all blood types are needed for the Red Cross to readily meet hospital and patient needs.
"Cornbread Mafia" author James Higdon will come to Taylor County Public Library on Friday, Aug. 10, at 5 p.m. for a question and answer session and book signing.
The book details a homegrown syndicate's code of silence and the biggest marijuana bust in American history.
Steve Flinchum of Elk Horn will participate in the first Art in the Gardens at Liberty Hall on Sept. 1 and 2 in downtown Frankfort.
More than 50 of the region's artists and artisans will take part in the festival, which will be staged in gardens of Liberty Hall Historic Site. Admission is $3 daily.
Flinchum grew up on a sixth-generation farm in Taylor County, and after trying out career choices as diverse as a blackjack dealer and oil rigger, he returned to the farm in Elk Horn to establish a wood turning studio.
Campbellsville University's "Dialogue on Public Issues" television show on WLCU-FM 88.7 will air a recent call-in interview with U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on Friday, July 27, at 6 p.m.
John Chowning interviewed Paul from Washington, D.C., in the Campbellsville University studios at the Office of Broadcast Services recently.
Jeannie Clark, broadcast/digital media producer, and Matt Payton, graduate assistant who serves as student radio station manager, helped with the production.
Joan C. McKinney
Campbellsville University
A book honoring those from Taylor County who served during the Korean Conflict will be unveiled on Wednesday, July 4, from 1 to 3 p.m. in the lobby of Carter Hall on the Campbellsville University campus.
Calen McKinney
This year's Relay for Life fundraiser is set to begin tomorrow at 8 p.m.
Jamaal Stiles is the chair of this year's event, which will be at the Taylor County High School track.
The theme is "Colors of Cancer," representing the many different colors that represent different types of cancer.
Stiles said bands Forgiven and Driven will perform, and there will be games for adults and children.
Calen McKinney
From a magician to exotic animals to snow cones, this year's summer reading program offers a variety of events for children, teens and adults.
The library's "Dream Big ... READ!" summer reading program kicked off Monday, June 4, with registration and ends with a blowout event on July 10.
Taylor County residents came to the Taylor County Courthouse on Friday, June 1, in droves to see if they are the owners of any of the $575,000 in unclaimed state assets in Taylor County.
The county is participating in Kentucky State Treasurer Todd Hollenbach's unclaimed property Treasure Finders program.
International Gospel Lighthouse Church in Acton will host its ninth annual camp meetings beginning June 1. The theme is "What are you made of?"
The schedule of events follows.
• Friday, June 1 - Bro. Claude and Sister Phyllis Franklin of Indianapolis, Ind., at 7 p.m.
• Saturday, June 2 - The Kinslows and Bro. Roger Kinslow of Scottsville at 2 p.m., Sister Phyllis Finley of Bloomington, Ind., at 7 p.m.
• Sunday, June 3 - Sister Anna Overstreet at 10:30 a.m., Sister Phyllis Finley at 7 p.m.
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My group is doing a release show for our new album Colonel Custard's Lonely Dick Pic Band at Matchless in Greenpoint, Brooklyn on August 24th. We will be performing the new album in it's entirety as well as some old favorites. The event also features DJ sets from A Place Both Wonderful & Strange, Pitchfork Reviews Reviews and yours truly. Check the flyer up top for more info and come celebrate with us.
Vann Digital interviewed my rap group (Blahzé Misfits) a few weeks back: http://www.vanndigital.com/portfolio/editorial-vanndigital-interviews-blahze-misfits-mybrainisalive?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Realized I forgot to post this album back in December, or the flyer for the show we did at Glasslands back in February. I'm slipping. In any event: http://blahzemisfits.bandcamp.com/
A conversation on Rick Ross, Tyga, rape culture and misogyny in hip hop.
I spoke with my friend Emma (@cookierobots) regarding the recent controversy behind Rick Ross' pro-rape lyrics on Rocko's "U.O.E.N.O." song. Below are some excerpts from our conversation:
I need you to explain to me how Ross is getting roasted and boycotted for implying rape, but Tyler The Creator can say "rape a pregnant bitch" with no consequence. With so many lines like this in hip-hop, why is Ross the first to be called out for this? Is it because of his disingenuous apology?
No, there are several factors…how much do you know about "rape culture" and what that means?
I mean, I'm friends with a lot of feminists and hear that term thrown around a lot but I'm not entirely sure I know what it means.
Rape culture is the culture we live in where rape is rampant, victims are blamed and rapists are pardoned. So, part of this is Ross' position — he's a much more mainstream artists than the other artists whose entertainment is in shock value. He has influence. Rape's law is social allowance. If every person believe all rape was a) rape and b) unacceptable and c) the blame of the rapists, we wouldn't have a rape culture. We'd have a safe culture. But in our culture, all rape is not recognized as rape, all rape is not unacceptable and rarely is the blame given to the rapist, rather, the raped.
So if Tyler The Creator and Eminem do it, people understand it's satirical and for shock value but since it's someone who seemingly takes themselves seriously and has a large platform, that's why it's more problematic than the cartoonish stuff?
Basically. The disgust and anger in response to Ross and his line is not in WHAT he said. It's that he is in a VERY large part perpetuating this rape culture by cavalierly and realistically detailing rape in a manner that diminishes it's nature.
I get it now.
So, two problems with this: to the impressionable listener, Ross is providing a scenario that is absolutely more accessible and realistic to emulate than any other more disgusting criminal or immoral act, thus increasing the likelihood of a fan copying it (vs. murder, drug trafficking or "raping a pregnant bitch") AND him speaking of this act like it's normal, and unapologetically, making it appear less criminal and immoral than it really is…and this perpetuates a rape culture where rape is not always rape and thus, acceptable.
Could Molly be considered a date rape drug?
All drugs can be considered date rape drugs. And in our rape culture, if a woman is on a drug or drinking or exhibiting human behavior, society assigns her the responsibility for sexual behavior, even if it is extrinsically influenced. For example, a woman can enjoy unconsensual sex under the influence of drugs or alcohol. That's still rape because she didn't decide to partake. Society disagrees. Out society disagrees. Our rape culture disagrees. Molly alone doesn't make a person blackout, it makes a person experience euphoria — but alcohol does make a person blackout and any cocktail of drugs causes any number of effects.
Did you hear about Tyga? Harvard student body wants to ban him from headlining/performing at Yardfest because of his misogynistic lyrics.
That's awesome. I think that's great.
I have a hard time thinking of rappers who haven't said at least one really misogynistic thing. I mean, if it were Kanye, would they protest? He's said some vile things about women.
Misogyny is fine, honestly. It has a place in hip hop already. So do drugs. So does violence. Rape doesn't. That's why this Ross thing is upsetting, too. It creates a dynamic that needs to be avoided. As far as Tyga/Kanye goes, who knows? The difference is Kanye has a lot going for him. Tyga, not so much. Kanye also takes ownership of his negative qualities. They're discussed in his music. Tyga's are face value. Another thing is that fans who are okay with misogyny and abuse in music are pissed off that any moment gains traction, but the truth is, we have to fight where we can. There shouldn't be resistance to any forward motion. There is. That's stupid. But…we're women. Of course none of our complaints are valid.
I can't really disagree with that. I think hip hop needs more female voices.
Hip hop doesn't need more of a damn thing. Hip hop needs less of a lot.
I mean, it's a pretty male-dominated culture. A lot of what you touched on is stuff that doesn't go through my head when I consider the ethics of the artform.
It wouldn't, because you don't have to worry about being raped and abused and dismissed and blamed and minimized once you've been raped or abused.
That's why I feel like the female perspective from someone who is actually immersed in the culture and not outside of it is needed.
I need change to happen for my own safety. I can't vibe with this "all or nothing" mentality rap fans seem to have. I'm in danger existing in or out of hip hop culture. Nobody gives a fuck because if they agreed with me, they'd have to care to and that's just inconvenient for entertainment's sake. Hip hop is MY culture. My culture HATES women. That SUCKS.
You can follow Emma at @cookierobots on Twitter.
R.I.P. Roger Ebert (1942-2013)
The awesome producer/rapper/all-around artistic wunderkind Lyle Horowitz did an amazing thing: compiled the complete soundtrack to American Horror Story: Asylum… Get it right here.
You've seen the movie, now get the soundtrack. Download Hedonistic Dreams, the first of hopefully many future collaborations between myself (Lyle Horowitz) & Storm Watkins.
DOWNLOAD/STREAM: http://hedonisticdaydreams.bandcamp.com/album/hedonistic-daydreams
The long awaited album from myself & Storm Watkins has finally arrived…in the form of a 30-minute experimental film.
The full, downloadable, split-up version of the album will arrive tomorrow — in the meantime, enjoy your daydreams…
Money Eyes is gearing up to release his debut solo project, Responsible Monster, and judging from the snippets he just leaked out today…it's going to be a problem.
Click here to listen: https://soundcloud.com/moneyeyes/sets/responsible-monster-snippets
This instrumental album was recorded live at Matchless in Greenpoint, Brooklyn on November 28th, 2012. Album artwork by @marvelous_liv & @mybrainisalive.
DOWNLOAD/STREAM: http://lylehorowitz.bandcamp.com/album/who-the-fuck-is-lyle-horowitz-live-at-matchless

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By Alan DukeLOS ANGELES (CNN) -- Cher is not really thinking that Sonny Bono is burning in hell. In fact, the singer-actress apparently misses her ex-husband.Cher's zinger response to a fan's question last week during a Facebook chat spurred a slew of news stories by writers who seem to have forgotten the type of comedy that fueled the Sonny and Cher comedy show back in the '70s. Her stinging jokes about Sonny were for laughs, not revenge.Cher, who is about to embark on her "farewell" tour, sat at a computer for several hours on Thursday answering questions posted by fans on her Facebook page. One question set Cher up as well as any line Sonny fed her on their classic variety show."If Sonny Bono were still alive today, but you only had a minute to talk to him, what would you say?" the fan asked."How hot is it where you just came from?" Cher said. You could almost see her tongue in her cheek as she typed.Did Cher just suggest that Bono went to hell after his fatal ski accident in 1998? Scroll down, and you'll see her response to another fan asking: "Do you miss Sonny?""I think about him a lot sometimes," Cher said. "There are things about him that I miss."Her "how hot is it" joke is reminiscent of the punchlines that Cher, dressed in a Bob Mackie gown, targeted at Sonny to the delight of millions of viewers. She's still got it.Cher's Facebook exchanges give insight into what she does in her spare time, her likes and dislikes, what she would like to do with the rest of her life and who her friends are.So that you don't have to read through the 9,000 other questions posted to gain insight from the several dozen that Cher answered, we've summarized the most interesting of them here as they appeared on Facebook:Cher shares beauty adviceFan: "What do you do to keep yourself in shape and healthy?"Cher: "I don't smoke, drink or do drugs. Maybe twice a year I have a shot of Papi. Don't eat meat AND chose wisely in the gene department." (Please share any insight about "Papi" in the comment section.)Fan: "You are amazing woman and give out so much but I do have one question how do you keep so thin? You look fabulous."Cher: "I literally work my A-- off. Thank god I like exercising!!!"Fan: "When you look in the mirror, do you see truly how beautiful you are?"Cher: "I don't look in mirrors."Fan: "What skin products do you use on your face? Your skin is awesome!"Cher: "I use Jan Marini and sometimes Proactive."Fan: "I've always been curious about the pink toned eyeshadow, why?"Cher: "I don't know. It used to start with blue. I used to make my own eye shadow when I was younger, because I couldn't get what I wanted, I would make it an a double boiler. I don't know it just kind of started that way. And now it's kind of pink and purple with colored stones, I like doing that. And glitter, for anyone that hasn't figured that out already."Fan: "Do you like to be a brunette or blonde better?"Cher: "I don't care I'm going to be one one day, another the next day. Kinda keeps going around in a circle!"Fan: "What is your real hair like?"Cher: "Black and long. But I cut it recently, but I'm going to let it grow really long. It's too short, but it's not long enough, I'm used to it being really long. It's about 6 or 8 inches below my shoulders."Fan: "Did you know you were a Diva before anyone knew the meaning?"Cher: "Absolutely. The first thing I said to the doctor "Make sure you cut me a nice belly button, I'm going to be showing it to the world."Cher's likes and dislikesFan: "What are your biggest passions, cause-wise?"Cher: "I HATE injustice, people who can't defend themselves, children and old people. Then there is the TEA PARTY !!!!! I wish they'd go to Boston and throw themselves overboard."Fan: "Whats Your Favorite Ice Cream Flavor?"Cher: "OOOooo. Rocky Road and Chocolate Chip. And I also like Pistachio. Those are my three favorites. And Haagen Daz strawberry ice cream. I could eat a whole pint of it, and I have. I once ate a dozen Enteman's donuts, and four chocolate dove bars and I didn't even offer Jen a bit. I'd been in court for a week, and I couldn't eat because it was so traumatic for me, and 9/11 happened in the middle of it, and I almost lost the case; after I won the case I went to the market and got all of it and I didn't even get sick. We lost one juror because he said he was working for SATAN!"Fan: "What is your favorite color?"Cher: "Black. If black is not a color and I love white and if I have to have a color, turquoise or anything neon. This is why I'd never be good one of those dating things, and I had multiple answers to the questions."Fan: "Which do you prefer as a pet dogs or cats?Cher: "I like them both. I've had a couple of dogs I love, and I have mr. Big and I had another cat Jack named after Jack Nicholson. And I had a horse, an Appaloosa name Red Mark."Fan: What is your favorite flower?Cher: "I like -- it's a tossup -- gardenias, oh, the kind of jasmine you get in Tahiti but I don't know what it's called and casablanca lilies."Fan: "What Is Your Favorite Holiday?"Cher: "Ground hog day"Bob MackieFan: "What is your favorite costume that Bob Mackie has made for you?"Cher: "Oh the outfit that I wore on the Academy Awards when I gave the best performing actor award to Don Ameche, Turn Back Time and the cover of Time Magazine"Fan: "Is Bob Mackie doing the costumes for the new tour? I think he really makes a perfect duet partner for you!"Cher: "Yes he is. It will be both of our Farewell tours."Fan: "Since you're known for incredible and elaborate costumes, do you like dressing up? Or are you more of a casual person?"Cher: "I'm so casual that's crazy. I'm some type of a bum, kind of a bum."Cher's celeb friendsFan: "Do you really hang out with Kathy Griffin or does she just make that up?"Cher: "No we hang out. THE pizza story is absolutely true." (Griffin uses the story in her stand-up act about Cher not knowing how to order pizza for delivery to her Malibu home.)Fan: "What's your most fondest memory of you and Michael Jackson's friendship?"Cher: "I guess him teaching me the routine we did together on TV All of us, because he was so sweet and it was complicated for me. You can see it on Youtube, it's Cher and the Jackson 5. There is another memory I had -- I wanted beaded socks from BOB (Mackie) and I was wearing them and Michael was fascinated with them and I kept saying 'they are MY socks!!!'"Fan: "Do you still think Letterman is an a--hole?"Cher: "Yah but that's what I love about him."Fan: "How was working with Jack Nicholson?"Cher: "Oh, it's wonderful, he's a love. I've known him my whole adult life. He is more amazing then people think he is, and so kind, and he loves women. Actually he loves hanging out with women. He painted a little bull for me for my birthday because we are both Tauruses. Taurus people rule!"TouringFan: "Are you looking forward to going back on tour?"Cher: "Um, I don't know. It's been a long time and it's a lot of work, and I'm just going to take it as it comes. I love to put on shows, but I have to just take it a little bit at a time. I don't do things easily, ART is sometimes hard. Because if I don't I'll just get nervous."Fan: "What is your most memorable moment from being on tour?"Cher: "The time I got my hair stuck in my costume at the Astrodome. I got my hair stuck in my zipper!!"Fan: "Will you film the upcoming tour?"Cher: "Yes! I should have filmed the Las Vegas show it was really good. I'll never do another show without filming."Fan: "Will you come to Brazil?"Cher: "I really wanted to this time, there was no support from Warner Brothers Brazil down there so they didn't have me go down but I was hoping to go."Fan: "Do you ever see yourself retiring completely?"Cher: "Oh yeah sure. Jen says no. I keep think I'm going to, but I won't tour again." (She is likely referring to Jennifer Ruiz, Cher's longtime assistant.)MusicFan: "How do you keep your voice so strong, and clear?"Cher: "I practice."Fan: "Does music still feed your soul Cher?"Cher: "It's such a strange relationship, but I do LOVE singing. I like just like the feeling of it. I actually like the physical feeling of it."Fan: "Are you pleased with what you've accomplished with your new album?"Cher: "Yes! I'm over the moon."Fan: "What's your favorite singer of this generation?"Cher: "Oh my god that's so hard. Adele. I think Adele."Fan: "Which was your favorite album to make? And why?"Cher: "Gosh -- maybe Believe because I was at a really low point in my career and I'd been dropped by my record company. The head of Warner's UK this amazing man named Rob Dickens and he gave me the chance to have a career again. I went there alone because my manager had left me. I was liking a singing Lazarus."Fan: "Have you ever thought of collaborating with Madonna?"Cher: "Actually I have. I think I'd really like to do something with Madge. This is the thing that I think is interesting about her. That she used music as a way to do ART. Music is the canvas, it's not the finished painting. OMG between the two of us, what are we like 200 hundred years old???!"TelevisionFan: "Have you considered being a full-time judge on the Voice?"Cher: "Well, it actually seems like it might be a lot of fun. Honestly. It was a lot of work but it was fun."Fan: "Looking forward to seeing you be a Judge on DWTS..."Cher: "I'm EXCITED I have no idea what it's like to be a judge but I was just a mentor on the Voice. Chaz said that he would come and give me some pointers." (Chaz Bono was a Dancing With the Stars contestant in 2011.)Fan: "What is your favorite television show?"Cher: "Turner Classic movies of course, and then the Long Island Medium. Long Island Medium is the only reality show I'm ever going to watch and I don't consider the VOICE a reality show, but something special unto itself. It's just BLISS."MoviesFan: "One of favorite movies of all time is Mask. Did you enjoy making the movie as much as I enjoyed watching it?"Cher: "I did enjoy making the movie with the actors, I did not enjoy working with the director. Until about the last third he was really mean to me." (Peter Bogdanovich, who directed Cher in the 1985 film, has publicly expressed his dissatisfaction about working with her.)Fan: "What was the last movie you watched?"Cher: "I watched AMERICAN Psycho it was so scary, by myself in the middle of the night."Fan: "Waiting on a new movie. Any in the works?"Cher: "I have things coming up, but it's bad luck if you talk about things before things are locked. I'm working on three different things but I don't want to talk about them."Fan: "Given the opportunity, if there was one part you could play, film or stage, what would it be and why? Also, have you thought about directing?"Cher: "The Glass Menagerie on Broadway. Absolutely, I did it once, actually a couple of times. If These Walls Could Talk."Fan: "Who would you love to star with in a movie?"Cher: "Val" (Cher is presumably referring to Val Kilmer. Cher dated a young Kilmer nearly three decades ago.)Cher's inspirationsFan: "Who is the most inspiring artist you've worked with?"Cher: "Oh, Meryl. Also, VAL. I once did an audition with Val for a playhouse we wanted to be a part of, and while we were doing this scene I forgot what I was doing and just stopped and watched him." (Cher is, of course, referring to Meryl Streep who introduced her to Val Kilmer.)Fan: "Who influenced you the most in your life?"Cher: "I guess my Mom & Son. I guess it would have to be that."Fan: "Did you ever work with Elvis & what was your opinion of him?"Cher: "I never worked with him, but he was a huge influence. Elvis and James Dean were two big influences on my art. Listen we kind of sound a like!@! Not so much on my later albums, but my middle albums. It's kind of hard for me because I Didn't have any really female entertainer role models. I had actresses that I love but I wasn't like any of them. It was hard for me and it wasn't that easy."How Cher has funFan: "Cher, what do you like to do when your not working to relax?"Cher: "The other night we went to Color Me Mine, that was fun. I took a whole bunch of kids there!" (Color Me Mine is a franchise chain of do-it-yourself pottery shops.)Fan: "What makes you laugh the most?"Cher: "Being silly!"Fan: "What keeps you up at night?"Cher: "Old movies!"Fan: "What's the last great book you read?"Cher: " I'm still working Zinn's 'A People's History of the United States.' " (Howard Zinn's book details North American history starting with the arrival of Columbus through the early 2000s.)Cher's accomplishmentsFan: "Of all the things that you've done in your life, ranging from music to movies to TV shows etc, what are you most proudest of? What is the most significant thing for you personally?"Cher: "I just think that probably my kids first, but afterwards just being. Like Betty White I want to to be Betty White." (Cher is touring at 67. Betty White is still working at 91.)Fan: "Is there anything you have not done that you would like to before it's all over?"Cher: "There are HUNDRED things I'd like to do. Let's say fifty, that's more realistic."Fan: "Have you ever wished you had a quiet life, instead of being a star?"Cher: "Yes."A few odd questionsFan: "Will you please adopt me? I love you as a person, and as a musician. I sold most of my belongings, to go to your concert, when you came through my town a few years back. I'm sure I'd be a great son. Plus, I'm 32 years old, so you don't have to raise me. Just let me hang out with you."Cher: "Are you a big eater? I'm not taking on huge grocery bills."Fan: "Do your think you are as awesome as you are?"Cher: "Oh I think I suck. No just kidding. I think I'm okay in a pinch. Actually I think I'm just Okay.Fan: "How does it feel to be one of the most famous people in world?"Cher: "I don't know. I don't ever go around thinking it, it's actually never entered my mind once in my life."Fan: "What makes this world a woman's world?"Cher: "Not enough"Fan: "Did you often tour during The American Civil war?"Cher: "No I toured during the REVOLUTIONARY war. I did my first Farewell tour during the Civil War. I was a strong southern belle who vowed never to go hungry again and did some nursing on the side. I also ran a plantation." The-CNN-Wire ™ & © 2013 Cable News Network, Inc., a Time Warner Company. All rights reserved.
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Ronshideaway in Eagle River
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Sugar Camp
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 500 - $ 1,500 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 3,500 / month
vacation rental description
Ronshideaway is a six year old three bed room home located on Sand Lake one of five on the Sugar
Camp Chain just southwest of Eagle River. It's available year round, the home has central-air, fully
equipped kitchen, microwave, coffee maker, toaster.
The living room has a sofa-sleeper which opens up to a queen size bed, love seat and chair, TV
with wireless internet, DVD and VCR. Over looking the beautiful Sand Lake, just out of the living is
a 12'x16' patio deck with a sun setter awning.
The three bed rooms #1 and #2 have queen beds, #3 has twin beds.
In the winter you can snowmobile right from your door as it is on the Sugar Camp trail, you can
go to two bars and resturants by snowmobile or boat in the summer.
house rental amenities
Washer and dryer, cental air, charcoal grills, fire-pit, private dock, 14' fishing boat with motor
available, sandy beach, bed and kitchen linens are provide (Towels and wash cloths are not), wireless internet .
activities and attractions in Eagle River Wisconsin
Excellent fishing for, Musky, Walleye, Northern Pike, Bass and panfish, boating water-sking, jet skiing,
tubing, swimming, ice fishing, cross-country sking, hunting, snowmobiling
vacation rental rates
12/01/2012 to 03/15/2013 1-2 quests weekly-$650.00 + $75.00 per additional quests.
Daily; (3-day min.)1-2 quests $125.00 per day, additional quests is $20.00 per day
03/16//05/04/2012 1-2 quests weekly $500.00 per week + $75.00 per additional quest.
Daily; (3 day min) 1-2 quests $100.00 + $20.00 per quest per day
05/05/2012/to05/25/2012- 1-2 quests $700.00 per week + $75.00 per additional quests
Daily (3-day min.) 1-2 quests $125.00 + $25.00 per day per additional quest
05/26/2012 to 09/08/2012- 1-6 quests $1000.00 per week +$100.00 per additional quest per week ( no daily rental unless last min if there isn't a booking for that period}
.09/09/2012 to 11/30/2012// 1-2 quests $500.00 per week + $75.00 per quest per week.
Daily (3-day min) 1-2 quests $100.00 per day + $25.00 per additional quest per day
The rates are taxable 5.5%
To book a secific date you must send a check for 1/2 of the rental to (Ronshideaway) 5020 Sand Lake
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Nariman Julani, who has been by her son Jamal's side since he was brought to the
hospital in a coma early Friday morning after being brutally attacked in
downtown Jerusalem, sits with her recovering son and her husband on Wednesday
and looks at photographs of the suspects in the Hebrew newspapers.
In the
pictures, the teenagers had lifted their handcuffed hands to hide their
"I really pity them," says Nariman, a mother of seven children
between the ages of five and 24, of whom Jamal is the fourth. "And I pity
their mothers. Who could be proud of a child who does a thing like this?"
they grow up, they will probably be more ashamed and regret what they did," she
says. "They'll go to jail, and it is their futures which will be ruined, not my
son's. Instead of learning, they'll be in prison. Jamal became
famous for a terrible attack that he did nothing to provoke, but these young
people will be infamous."
On Wednesday, a teenage girl was brought before
the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court in connection with the attack. The court ordered the girl held in custody
for the next three days and also extended by five days the remand of a 19-
year-old male, who was the first arrest made by police when he was brought in
for questioning on Saturday.
Over the past four days a total of eight
Jewish teenagers between the ages of 13 and 19, three of them female, were
arrested in connection to the beating. On Tuesday, the Jerusalem District Court
released one 15-year-old girl to house arrest.
A wan-looking Jamal, who
came out of his coma on Sunday, smiles sheepishly, as any shy teenager suddenly
in the spotlight would. Television crews and reporters file in and out.
Well-wishers both Jewish and Arab stop by.
Yesterday, Prime Minister
Binyamin Netanyahu condemned the attack against him, not for the first time, and
today, President Shimon Peres said the event was intolerable and filled him with
That's nice, notes Jamal's father, Subhi, a kind-faced, blue-eyed
man who does home renovations – "shiputzim," he offers in Hebrew – for a
primarily Israeli-Jewish clientele. They watch a bit of news, including Peres's
comments, on a television in Jamal's room in the new tower of the Hadassah
University Medical Center in Jerusalem's Ein Kerem. But unlike the usual
government behavior when there have been terror attacks against Jews, not even
one high-level official has come to the hospital to visit them, he
Subhi is also troubled by a story he read in today's paper which
indicated that when one of Jamal's friends made a call to the police station
minutes after the mob attack took place, an officer dismissed it as "just
children" and did not dispatch someone to the scene immediately.
children," he repeats in Hebrew. "Just children who almost killed my child. In
the past, when it came to crime, the police never charged a Jew like they
charged an Arab. But this time, the attackers must go to prison, and not with a
light sentence."
Hussam Attiye, a friend of Jamal's who was at the scene
of the attack but escaped without serious injury, agrees.
"If I would do
that to a Jew, I would go to jail for seven years," he says, as he sits in
Jamal's room at a laptop, scanning the coverage of the incident on various
Jamal and his friends spend a lot of time on their computers,
says Nariman; her son is studious and not the type to go out all that much. They
were only out late that night because it was the end of Ramadan and getting
close to Id al-Fitr, when people who fast often go out late in the evening to
enjoy a walk and shop for gifts or new clothes.
A few days a week, Attiye
works at a restaurant near Jaffa Gate, and Jamal, at a retirement home in
Arnona. The person Jamal worked for there, a man named Ezra who has declined
requests to be interviewed at length, even came to visit Jamal soon after the
attack, his parents said.
"Ezra said, 'But your son Jamal is such a good
boy, this is terrible,'" Nariman recalls. "To me, it shows that other people
know he's a good young man, that he would never start trouble."
She is
thankful as well to a young man named Amit, a medical student on the scene, who
resuscitated Jamal and probably saved his life.
Jamal, for his part, does
not remember a thing from the attack. He has no memory of anything between the
walk with friends on Thursday and waking up in the hospital on Sunday. He is
still undergoing tests to see if he might have suffered any long-term damage
from the beating, Nariman says, as she feels for the raised bumps in the back of
his head, where he was struck and kicked.
As his mother, she is relieved
about her son's miraculous amazing recovery so far, but still worried. He was
supposed to have started school today, in this, his important senior year of
high school. Most east Jerusalem schools started their new year on Wednesday,
several days ahead of Israel's state schools. Jamal is a good student and is
planning to study for the tawjihi, a matriculation certificate that is necessary
for continuing on to university.
Even if Jamal is a little foggy, he
seems to have retained a sense of humor: When a visitor tells him he might need
patience (saber) in the recovery process, he points to the cabinet near his bed
where his family has stashed some snacks and fruit and says "Oh, we have saber,"
– meaning sabra fruit, eliciting laughter from the others. (In Arabic, the same
word has both meanings.) His mother hopes the attack is not a sign of things
deteriorating in Jerusalem. But many in their neighborhood, Ras el-Amud, are
avoiding downtown west Jerusalem, where the attack happened, particularly at
"I myself won't go there unless I really have to, and I don't
really have many reasons to, except maybe paying a bill or going to my health
care office," Nariman says. "But we live in one city. No one wants to live in
fear and be on edge all the time. How can we live like that?" "We are residents
of Jerusalem and there has to be equality and justice for all of us."Ben
Hartman contributed to this report.


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Weinberg died in 2006. He was 91 years old.
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The word is out! The Huawei Mercury from Cricket Wireless has been named the Best Prepaid Smartphone in America by PC Mag.
Muve Headliner Artist David Guetta has partnered with Muve Music in April to release two full Muve Sessions albums with track by track commentary from his "Nothing But the Beat" and "Nothing But The Beat Electronic" album. His exclusive commentary on these albums will be released only to Muve Music subscribers starting April 10, 2012.
Muve First Artist Diggy has partnered with Muve Music to release a Muve Sessions album titled "Unexpected Arrival" to Muve Music subscribers before it hits any other service. Muve Music will have an exclusive on Diggy's Muve Sessions track by track commentary album to be released on April 3, 2012. Additional exclusive video will be available at www.youtube.com/CricketNation with Diggy in the studio with Muve Music.
Muve First Artist Future has collaborated with Muve Music to launch his new album "Pluto." Future has agreed to offer an exclusive, first release of his new song "Fishscale" and a Muve Sessions track by track commentary on his new album "Pluto." Look for these exclusive releases on Muve Music April 17, 2012.
We are celebrating the success of Muve Music, our year-old mobile music service, at SXSW by giving music fans access to their favorite artists and introducing them to new ones. The innovative music service that is included in a Cricket wireless rate plan has had a banner inaugural year, surpassing 500,000 customers in less than 12 months. Muve Music is now the second-largest digital music subscription service in the U.S.
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GEORGETOWN, S.C. (Dec. 13, 1:20 p.m. ET) — Geotextiles producer Agru America Inc. is investing $39.1 million to expand operations in South Carolina. The 40,000 square feet expansion and new production equipment will cost $19.2 million and create 49 new jobs. Agru makes linear low density and high density polyethylene liners and geotextiles using flat die extrusion calendering and other processes.
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The blaze, which began on Tuesday night, is being described as the largest in the city's history.
Officials say the third floor has collapsed onto the second floor, and it is still too unsafe for investigators to get in and look for clues about what started the fire.
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Ratings: 1,103 | Reviews: 484 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by DavidHume:
4/5 rDev +5%
07-09-2014 13:17:12 | More by DavidHume
More User Reviews:
New York
3.78/5 rDev -0.8%
Pours honey brownish with a ruby tint to it. Slight haze pretty glow. A fat head of tan foam that falls quickly and leaves a ring but no lace. Nose is soft malt with a light caramel over it. Touch of brown sugar on the nose. Soft bread and dark fruits. raisin and date, there's even some bright cherry. A touch of wood and a bit of spice. Drinks just like that. With a creamy supple mouthfeel punctuated by a touch of carbonation. It has a good lightness in the mouthfeel that I was not expecting for so high an abv. It is medium mouthfeel. A bit of alcohol grazes the palate before this sweetened bread with all it's fruit finishes dry and with a bit of earthy spice. It does finish a bit sweeter than I would like but overall very good.
08-14-2014 15:20:37 | More by utopiajane
North Carolina
3.38/5 rDev -11.3%
Poured from the can a deep ruby tinged chesnut brown with a large light tannish colored head atop.Aromas of spiced cherries,brown sugar and malt loaf,maybe a bit much on the spiced cherries wich come into play even more on the palate.Dark fruit wich mainly means cherries and phenolic yeasty spice dominat the flavors with cakey brown sugar-like notes underneath,sweetish alcohol rounds out the finish.It's not horrible but there are many more complex and not so sweet versions of the style.
03-26-2012 23:35:54 | More by oberon
3/5 rDev -21.3%
05-05-2012 19:45:01 | More by aszatk01
New York
3.53/5 rDev -7.3%
It pour a hazy deep copper with a creamy light tan head
Fruit esters are the first thing you smell then the malt aromas start to dominate. The malt aromas are kind of nondescript at first then resolve into some carmel and light toffee while the strong esters are of raisins and prunes. It has nice peppery phenols and a soft perfume alcohol aroma.
The first sip is like carmel covered marshmallows from the combination of the sweetness, vanilla, carmel and mouthfeel. There is also the pepper in there along with some of the dark fruit flavors. It has a medium-dry finish
The medium light body and moderately high carbonation combine to create a creaminess and softness on the palate. There is a bit of slickness from the diacetyl probably from the oak chips. The pepper and an odd spiciness start to dominate the other flavors after a few sips; I would really call the spiciness cinnamon and defiantly not clove.
There's a lot going on in this but the flavors muted and unfocused and the oak is barley coming through. It does it the marks for the style of being dark, rich, complex and strong and possible smooth depending on home much pepper you enjoy.
06-14-2012 23:52:13 | More by MadScientist
4.25/5 rDev +11.5%
04-29-2014 00:48:48 | More by wrycon
4/5 rDev +5%
06-16-2014 04:45:03 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
4/5 rDev +5%
05-23-2014 05:08:41 | More by DaftPatrick
New York
4.25/5 rDev +11.5%
07-15-2012 01:45:55 | More by csmartin6
4/5 rDev +5%
A - Pours a deep red with one finger of tan head. Head has decent retention and leaves a small amount of lacing.
S -- Initially sweet with big aromas of dark fruits. Lots of cherry, with some raisin, fig and plum. Dark bread, a bit of vanilla and cinnamon round it out.
T - Taste follows the nose pretty closely, with nice cherry and other dark fruits. Unlike the nose, in the taste the sweetness fruit the fruits is countered by some earthiness. Bready malts, some vanilla and some oak tannin dryness.
M - Medium mouthfeel that starts with some sticky sweetness and finishes dry.
O - Might not be the most complex BSDA, but this was very enjoyable and dangerously drinkable beer that I would have again.
01-21-2012 22:19:09 | More by warnerry
4.05/5 rDev +6.3%
21st Amendment Monk's Blood
Poured the beer into a Duvel tulip glass. Has a nice deep brown maroon color to it. Smell is all about cinnamon. There are some hints of vanilla, but it seems to just add to the sweet cinnamon smell. The taste is very similar to the smell. Cinnamon and vanilla with hint of figs. Mouthfeel is good, carbonation is what is to be expected. Sits for a bit after swallowing. Overall it's a good beer. It would be nice if it cleaned off the tongue faster, but it has nice retention and pleasant smell.
04-02-2011 03:10:32 | More by DamDweller
North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev +7.6%
Looks a little blood-like, though this lifeblood would need significantly more oxygen. The mud brown liquid is just muddy enough to be opaque, but it nevertheless looks thin. Head hangs round.
The smell is a real nice cinnamon and vanilla. For better or for worse, it hardly smells like alcohol. It's a tangy sweet, and I'm delighted that it's not that dark-candied sugar so prevalent in other BSDAs. The feel is SO light for what I thought would be kind of a thick and chewy, Belgian yeast-dominated beer. In addition to that cinnamon and vanilla, there's only a slight Belgian twang with almost a cherry almond finish. It's like a light dessert, yet thin enough for an aperitif. In sum, it's probably the best beer I've had from the brewers at 21st Amendment.
03-19-2012 21:11:15 | More by marvin213
4/5 rDev +5%
05-07-2012 00:33:10 | More by TimoP
Rhode Island
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
08-01-2014 13:51:31 | More by Doomcifer
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +5%
04-17-2014 23:41:22 | More by JakerLou
4.05/5 rDev +6.3%
So what is this bloody beer anyway? Well, to start with, it kinda looks like blood. It is a brownish red colour like a blood stain that has been through the wash. This ale has little to no head, and no lacing (though I must admit I'm not sure my glass is "beer clean" tonight) The aroma is kinda like a rotten fruit, in a good way. Figs, some citrus and vanilla are in the aroma and the flavour. The yeast is very strong and present with only a slight bitterness from the hops. Well balanced and odd. So odd, I think I like it!
03-03-2010 03:14:23 | More by glaze0101
4.2/5 rDev +10.2%
Appearance: Deep red-ish brown, small head that dissipated quickly to a ring.
Aroma: Some dark fruit, plums and cherries, with little hints at cinnamon, vanilla and bourbon.
Taste: There is some more cherry/plum like flavors up front. It's not too boozy, but there is a little bit there to balance out the sweetness. It finished with a touch of bitterness. Could finish a little more dry.
Feel: It has a decent amount of carbonation and a nice medium body.
Overall: I really enjoy this beer, its a nice one to sit down with and slowly sip and enjoy as the flavors change with warmth. This is a beer I hope to see pop up in stores around February for a long time!
Serving: 12 oz. can
Date: 5/19/2011
05-20-2011 01:25:08 | More by jmshulk
New York
3.98/5 rDev +4.5%
Gotta love living in a country where its brewers will brew quality Belgian style brew and put it in a can! This one pours a nice rudy shade of dark mahogony with some ruby glimmers, loose dark khaki head, clears out pretty rapidly, leaving a thin film, a collar and ample spots of fine lacing. The nose is loaded with darker ripe fruits, cherries and figs come to mind as well as raisins and light rum. Flavorful and quite tasty, with more dark fruit notes, raisins, figs, dark grapes, vanilla and perhaps a wiff of the advertized (on the can) cinnamon. Great winter brew, pleasant and easy drinking. On the sweat side buy nowhere near cloying. Nice beer to take winter camping, easy to pack in and worth the effort...Christmas dinner desert beer and/or as a quality night capper
12-11-2009 00:17:48 | More by Billolick
3.8/5 rDev -0.3%
Appearance: red/brown in color, 1/4 inch head, clear, moderate carbonation
Smell: bread and alcohol
Taste: bread, dark fruit, spice, alcohol, and sugar
Mouthfeel: very sweet and sticky, moderate carbonation, medium bodied
Drinkability: A nice malty, bready Belgian treat that I want more of. The alcohol is there but not overpowering. The best of what they have sent east so far.
01-19-2010 13:31:51 | More by tigg924
4.22/5 rDev +10.8%
Thanks to exiled for sharing this can.
Pours dark red/brown with a khaki head. The aroma is a mix of dark fruit (figs, prunes) with a sour note, not what I was expecting but still a good smell. The flavor is more of the same with dark fruit and vanilla with some sour aspects, but not quite as much sourness as was in the aroma. The vanilla is strong in the aftertaste. Medium mouthfeel and lower carbonation.
01-11-2010 20:37:52 | More by Mora2000
4.25/5 rDev +11.5%
11-24-2012 23:34:39 | More by Katylou7
4/5 rDev +5%
Serving glass: Poured from can into Snifter.
Appearance: Dark brown with a reddish-orange tint. Minimal head and lacing.
Smell: Figs, vanilla, dark fruit, clove and an overall stale mustiness.
Taste: Nice balance of sweet and earthy malts, with notes of vanilla, brown sugar, figs, oak, and maybe just a hint of the cinnamon that is supposedly there. Definitely finishes more on the musty side than sweet.
Feel: Low carbonation, syrupy but relatively light body in comparison to the malty taste.
Drinkability: This is a very nice example of a Belgian Strong Ale that somehow manages to be full-flavored yet easy to drink, while also masking its high alcohol quite well.
04-09-2010 01:15:08 | More by bsp77
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +5%
04-08-2014 03:19:37 | More by ImFlyerThanYou
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
Poured from the can.
Cloudy, brownish-red in colour. There was an interesting nose to it: vanilla, malts, raisen, oak and you could definitely smell the alcohol in it. The taste had a heavy oak taste with a hint of bitterness. Sweet, Belgian-yeast finish. You could tell that it is 8.3% ABV.
Would I buy it again? Yes.
09-17-2012 20:26:09 | More by NilocRellim
4.75/5 rDev +24.7%
11-25-2012 17:25:24 | More by MisterWalk
Monk's Blood from 21st Amendment Brewery
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When it comes to keeping pets safe on the Fourth of July DoveLewis encourages pet owners to be proactive and prepared.
"Pet owners should keep dogs on a leash while out watching fireworks and they should make sure pets are safely secured indoors if left at home," said DoveLewis Chief Medical Officer Dr. Lee Herold. "It's important for both people and pets to maintain a safe distance from any live fireworks show or celebration."
Here are some additional helpful tips to keep pets safe this time of year:
1. Protect Pets at Home, Inside & Out
Legal or not, loud noises from exploding fireworks can be very stressful for animals. If pets can't be watched, they should be secured indoors. At DoveLewis, it's not uncommon to see animals that have jumped fences or injured their paws and toenails from trying to dig through or chain link or wooden fence slats. If pets do escape, they are at risk of being hit by cars or getting lost.
The loud noise from the fireworks can even affect animals indoors. DoveLewis doctors have treated panicked patients who have jumped through glass windows, or second-story screen windows and doors. A radio or fan can provide soothing background noise to drown out the sound of fireworks. If a pet is sensitive to loud sounds, they should not be left unattended for long periods of time.
Unfortunately, animals can also be targets for abuse around the July 4th holiday. Owners are urged to ensure their pets have proper identification so they can be contacted quickly when the animal is found. Utilizing an online service like the DoveLewis lost and found database immediately after a pet goes missing will help increase the likelihood of a happy reunion.
2. Be Aware of Firework and Food Dangers
Fireworks in shiny packages can look like an appetizing snack and can be poisonous to animals. Even though the risk is usually small, pets can be burned from falling fireworks and sparklers. Both used and unused fireworks should be kept away from pets. Remember that even a holiday barbeque or picnic can pose a threat to pets. Make sure that all foods are kept out of the reach of pets and that trash bags are tightly secured to avoid any unfortunate digestion mishaps.
3. Discuss the use of Mild Sedatives with a Veterinarian
If a pet is especially sensitive to noise, pet owners should discuss a mild sedative with their regular veterinarian. The doctor should suggest testing the dosage prior to being exposed to noisy fireworks so planning ahead is important. Similar to humans, mild sedatives can cause a pet to become either sleepy or hyperactive.
4. Be on the Lookout for Injured Stray Animals or Wildlife
Always exercise extreme caution when approaching an injured stray animal or wildlife. An injured animal may be scared, confused or disoriented and could bite or attack if approached or handled. Using a large blanket or towel will help calm the animal and reduce the risk of further injury and threats to handler. If available, use an animal crate or small cardboard box to safely transport the animal to DoveLewis' northwest hospital at 1945 NW Pettygrove in Portland, Ore.
5. When in doubt, seek professional help
When in doubt, seek the advice of a veterinary emergency professional at (503) 228-7281.
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BROOKFIELD, Ohio - The levy committee cooks up a way for residents to hear their case to approve a levy on the May 7th ballot.
A pancake breakfast by the Warrior for Excellence Levy Committee was held to let residents know why many parents and the Brookfield School District want property owners to support this levy.
The district made cuts of teachers totaling $500,000, but many say those cuts have been short-changing students since classes had to be cancelled.
"My daughter, she had two different classes scheduled this year and they had to cut both of those, so she ended up with three study halls," says Donna Miglesz.
Chris Swanson, treasurer of Warrior for Excellence, says by comparison the school district is lacking.
"When you look at communities around us, they offer so many more classes, and we're reducing classes, and our kids have to compete against them. When they go to trade schools, when they go to college, we're putting them at a disadvantage," Swanson says.
These students hope voters agree to the levy so other students will have less disadvantages.
"I don't see how kids in the future are going to graduate. Study halls aren't credits," says Brookfield senior Kennedy Higgins.
Superintendent Tim Saxon, who was cooking in the kitchen, says the district has been watching it's budget but keeps having money taken away.
He also says that the district has lost close to $1 million in state funding and tangible property tax in the last seven years. Saxon says the 4.85 mill operating levy is needed.
The district has not passed a property tax or millage in 20 years.
"We understand this is probably the worst time to ask for that money. We have no choice; we can't hold a bake sale or pancake breakfast to cover the projected deficit, so we have to ask the voters for additional help," Saxton says.
The levy would cost about $12.38 per month for an owner whose home is valued at $100,000.
Without the levy the district will be in fiscal emergency and must go to the state fund for a loan.


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Grilled Chicken and Veggies Recipe
- 3/4 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 6 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 1 medium green pepper, cut into strips
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, cut into strips
- 2 medium onions, halved and sliced
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- Combine the seasonings; sprinkle over chicken and set aside. In a small bowl, toss peppers and onions with oil; transfer vegetables to a grill wok or basket.
- Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Place chicken and grill basket on grill. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 5-8 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 170° and vegetables are tender. Yield: 6 servings.
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Also, this did not have a texmex flavor to me. It was more reminiscent of Indian flavors with the turmeric, cumin and saffron-like color. So if you like Indian spicies - this was a pleasing dish - though it could be dry. The tomatoes helped though.
I liked this - a nice saffron color and not a real strong flavor, but interesting and pleasing. I used 3 chicken breasts, 1/2 onion, 5 small green peppers, some cherry tomatoes (the tomatoes added a lot of flavor). The chicken was poached just short of being fully cooked, then the cutup seasoned chicken with all of the veggies was grilled in a grilling skillet (the kind with holes so juices can drip through). We added some lite salt and pepper to taste also, and were very pleased with the taste.
Did not have gralic salt or tumeric, so made without them. The chicken was tasty, although a bit dry. Added asparagus to the veggies - they were delicious and so easy!
Could this recipe be adapted to a slow cooker?
This would be good with more veggies and a bit of fresh thyme. Very simple and also if buissy just wrap in foil and put on grill.
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|Cooper Farms will have 'pig experience' at the fair
|Wednesday, March 20, 2013 2:21 PM
By BILL SHERRY
PAULDING – The Paulding County Agriculture Society met March 13, where they heard and approved a $1,000 fee for promotions to be done by Clear Channel Radio.
There will be 65 spots leading up to fair time with promotions for free tickets for grandstand events and on location spots.
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In Smithfield, town and school leaders might clash over how to make their high school better, but they agree on this much: Smithfield-Selma High School performs poorly on state-mandated tests in part because so many of its students come from high-poverty households.
To reverse the school's academic course, some town leaders favor an approach endorsed by Elizabeth Haddix, a staff attorney at the UNC Center for Civil Rights. She argues that the Johnston County Board of Education should make SSS better by making it more affluent. The board can do this, she says, by redrawing attendance boundaries to balance the socioeconomic diversity at high-poverty SSS and low-poverty Cleveland High School, just 10 miles away.
At SSS, 66 percent of students receive free or reduced-price lunch; at Cleveland, just 27 percent of students do so. At Smithfield-Selma High, just 29 percent of students are white; at Cleveland, 65 percent are.
By simply redrawing attendance lines, Haddix argues, SSS would look more like Cleveland, where test scores are much higher. If Smithfield leaders want their high school to look more like Cleveland, then they should, by all means, lobby the board of education to redraw attendance lines.
But if Smithfield leaders want to help struggling students succeed in the classroom, they might want to divine a different approach. That's because high-poverty students at Cleveland are no better than off than high-poverty students at SSS, trailing their affluent peers on state-mandated tests by a wide gap.
This past school year at Cleveland High, just 29.3 percent of economically disadvantaged students scored at or above grade level on state tests. Among students not economically disadvantaged, 48.5 percent scored at or above grade level. That's a difference of 19.2 percentage points. At Smithfield-Selma High, the gap between poor and affluent students scoring at or above grade level was just 15.5 percentage points, though the overall passing rate was lower for both groups.
Simply put, even at higher-income schools, poor students still trail their affluent counterparts in the classroom. Moving students around won't change that, though it will hide the low scores among the high ones.
By the way, Smithfield-Selma isn't alone when it comes to poor students performing poorly. No matter the Johnston school, high-poverty students trail their affluent peers, often by wide margins. At Clayton High, for example, just 24.7 percent of economically disadvantaged students passed end-of-course tests last year. The passing rate was nearly 50 percent for more-affluent students.
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FRISCO — Air monitors, water trucks and giant misters are just a few of the tools Exide will use to safely clean up its controversial battery recycling plant in Frisco.
Less than a week ago, Exide shut down operations as part of an agreement with the city. On Wednesday, company officials discussed the step-by-step plan to clean and demolish the contaminated facility without putting neighbors' health in jeopardy.
Exide's plan is only a proposal. The decontamination and demolition of the Frisco facility must first be approved by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
Frisco Mayor Maher Maso called it a good first step.
Leverne Jones has lived on Ash Street for 54 years. That's four years longer than Exide has operated its battery recycling operation.
"I haven't opened the windows on the front side of my house in six or seven years," she said.
Jones is concerned about the cleanup. The company says dust control will be one of its top priorities. They're going to use water trucks with sprayers and industrial-sized misters to keep dust down.
When winds are above 20 miles per hour, crews will stop working.
"It's like blowing smoke," Jones said. "If there's smoke, and it's blowing in the air, there's nothing you can do. It's just out there."
Exide unveiled a 94 page plan detailing how the company intends to deal with lead contamination in seven buildings, two storage areas, piping and equipment.
Air monitoring stations will be set up first.
"I can't stress enough that where we're at today is a very positive step for the City of Frisco," Mayor Maso said. "It's the best possible outcome. We're very happy it's moving down the road."
Under Exide's plan, all batteries and raw materials will be removed by the company and recycled. Buildings will be carefully cleaned of lead residue before being torn down.
Once the buildings are demolished, experts will take soil samples. Contaminated soil will be hauled to a landfill.
"I want the most modern, protective cleanup there is," said Meghan Green of the community group Frisco Unleaded. "I want the citizens' protection, first and foremost."
Lead isn't the only problem. Some of the buildings contain asbestos. Some electrical devices contain mercury. Even florescent light bulbs are considered contaminants.
"If there was anything out there, we've already got it now," said Leverne Jones. "There's no use doing anything, because they can't reverse it."
The Exide site cleanup could take several years to complete. Frisco residents will get a chance to ask the company about the cleanup at a meeting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, December 12 at the Frisco Heritage Center at 7 p.m.
Frisco's economic and community development corporations will pay Exide $45 million for 180 acres of land around the plant.
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As you may have heard, there is no way to access the 8way navigation button (joystick) on the keypad from Java (you don't get any KeyEvents or anything you can catch, in other words they are dead in Java). That's a stupid bug from Nokia but it could be implemented thru JNI. The problem is that I'm not a very experienced C++ programmer.
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An actor gets caught in drama on board an US Airways flight at Sky Harbor on Monday. Actor Brandon T. Jackson, known for his roles in the movies "Tropic Thunder," "Percy Jackson" and "Lottery Ticket," was kicked off a flight during a layover in Phoenix.US Airways says Jackson was being disruptive on the flight, but Jackson says flight attendants used racial slurs against him. There has been a lot of support for him online after he claimed an US Airways flight attendant used the N-word in an altercation in the air. Jackson then took to Twitter.It was quite the event on Monday on US Airways Flight 629 into Phoenix from New York City.On the flight, Jackson tweets from his seat, accusing and calling out a female flight attendant for using racist slurs when speaking with him.Jackson tweets: "Dear #USAIRWAYS your staff is racist they said 'I don't care if your Obama son get in your seat!!!'" He goes on to tweet: "Guys this is not a joke this racism in 2013 ..."According to TMZ, flight attendants accused him of being drunk and disorderly.Although, a man who sat next to Jackson on the flight told national media that Jackson wasn't drunk. The actor went on to tweet: "The problem is they want to escort me off the plane for her racial slurs.""We are about to land I have to turn my computer off if your a real fan you will help me rally ... I cant go to jail for racism against me."One of the actor's last tweets about the incident at Phoenix Sky Harbor: "I was released from question and stranded in phx they will not let me fly anymore I don't want to .."Jackson eventually boarded another flight to Burbank, Calif. But, the rally for his defense was ongoing online.
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SPARTANSBURG, S.C. - The Eagles scored 100 points for the first time in two years and six Eagles scored in double figures, led by freshman Kelsey Jacobson's 15 points, as the Eagles smashed the Spartans 102-53 Thursday night.
FGCU's 102 points is the first time that the Eagles have scored 100 points in a game since the Eagles 105-14 victory over Puerto Rico-Cayey on Feb. 2, 2007.
The effective motion offense for the Eagles (18-4 overall, 11-3 A-Sun) was too much for USC Upstate (10-12 overall, 5-8 A-Sun) and helped the team to its ninth straight win, as it posted 26 assists on 35 field goals.
A 3-pointer from Chelsea Lyles (Colorado Springs, Col.) gave FGCU a 9-4 lead with 15:45 left and a fastbreak layup by Adrianne McNally (Howell, Mich.) set up back-to-back 3's from Kristina Mingos (Mission Hills, Kan.) and Brittany Brown (Flint, Mich.), as the Eagles took a 17-4 lead with 13:47 left. From there, the lead grew, with Shannon Murphy (Brighton, Mich.) hitting a 3-pointer to give the Eagles a 27-9 lead with 9:35 left in the first half. Four straight points from Kelsey Jacobson (Barnesville, Minn.) gave FGCU a 27-point lead with 3:52 left in the first and Upstate never got back within 25 points.
After shooting 51 percent (20-for-39) in the first half, the Eagles shot 60 percent (15-for-25) in the second half, adding a 75 percent (15-for-20) from the free throw line, closing out the game by going over the 100-point mark with a free throw from Emma Beddome (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) with 2:28 left.
Six Eagles scored in double figures, with Jacobson scoring a team-high 15 points, hitting all four of her 3-point attempts. Mingos added 14 points and four steals and Lyles added 12 points and five rebounds. Murphy notched 11 points and seven assists, Amanda Fessenden added 11 points and Adrianne McNally had 10 points and four assists.
The Lady Eagles return to action on Saturday, Feb. 7, when they head to Johnson City, Tenn. to face the Lady Bucs of ETSU for the first time inside Memorial Center.


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DALLAS — There's a striking new landmark that will eventually light up downtown Dallas.
First Baptist Dallas raised a giant new cross today at the center of its expanded downtown campus.
It is 66-feet high and has over 120 lights (although it isn't lit up just yet).
So just how large is the new cross?
It's as tall as the giraffe statue greeting visitors at the Dallas Zoo, and roughly as tall as the statue of Sam Houston in Huntsville... or even the Great Sphinx in Egypt.
First Baptist's Senior Pastor Robert Jeffress said while the cross is large, it serves an important purpose.
"As a thousand people drive by here every day, they'll be able to see without a doubt it's not a convention center... it's not an entertainment center... this is a church that represents our Lord and savior Jesus Christ," he said.
The cross will be surrounded by a fountain as part of an $11 million makeover of First Baptist downtown campus.
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The only poll that counts is the one on November 2.
I predict Dems lose 30 seats in the House, 6 seats in the Senate, retain control of both chambers (Just barely in the House).
And, by not losing terribly, Dems win. I, for one, I am going to be popping a big bowl of popcorn to eat while I watch the punditocracy fumpher and fumble and try to figure how they could have been so wrong. Watching Chris Matthews' face drop. Watching heads explode at Fox News. Good times.
Jerome, I told you that you were wrong when you said Barack Obama could never win. You are wrong again. Thank goodness.
How can I be so sure about this? Three words: demographics, demographics, demographics.


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THE SCREENING ROOM: Happy 11th Anniversary, Mamma Mia! (Video)
By Playbill Staff
Mamma Mia!, here we go again. In celebration of the Tony Award-nominated Best Musical's 11th Broadway anniversary, Playbill.com looks back at Mamma Mia! through the years.
The Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus long-running jukebox musical opened on Broadway Oct. 18, 2001, and received five 2002 Tony Award nominations, including Best Actress (Louise Pitre), Best Book (Catherine Johnson), Best Featured Actress (Judy Kaye), Best Orchestrations (Andersson, Ulvaeus and Martin Koch) and Best Musical.
Mamma Mia! has had productions all over the world and became the tenth longest-running musical in Broadway history in September 2011. Read about Mamma Mia!'s tenth anniversary celebration at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre in 2011.
Here are performances from the Broadway musical, various New York appearances and clips from the 2008 musical film adaptation.
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The cast of Mamma Mia! performing at the 2012 Broadway on Broadway concert:
Highlights from the show's tenth anniversary celebration:
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Amanda Seyfried, who played Sophie in the "Mamma Mia!" movie, records "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!":
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Brandi Burkhardt and Chris Peluso performing "Lay All Your Love on Me" at Broadway in Bryant Park in 2009:
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By Brenda L. Holmes
PLAINFIELD — Dr. Rod Eccles and his staff are celebrating the 25th year of his practice in Plainfield. Eccles has been a member of the community for many years.
"I graduated from Plainfield High school in 1978," Eccles said.
He attended Greenville College in Greenville, Ill., then completed his education at the Indiana University School of Dentistry in Indianapolis, graduating in 1985.
"I worked at another practice for about a year or so," he said. "Then I started looking for office space."
At the time, a developer was getting ready to build on Stafford Road and Eccles fell in love with the location.
"I wanted to come back to my hometown," he said. "And I thought it was a great opportunity to be in on the building here at ground level."
Eccles was able to design the space where he would grow his practice over the next 25 years.
"It's been a wonderful location," he said. "Plainfield has done such a good job of controlled growth. And the people here are wonderful."
The office is situated in a partially wooded area. Eccles makes sure to keep bird feeders full year-round so his patients can watch the birds during their visits.
Since he has been in the same spot for several years now he has seen the area really change — including his patients.
"I'm now seeing different generations of some families," he said. "Some people I've seen their kids and grandkids."
Rod Eccles DDS Family Dentistry has a staff of seven individuals.
"I think we've been successful because we always make sure to treat people as we would want to be treated," he said. "Our patients become our friends."
Eccles married his wife, Lori, in 1984, when he was still completing his studies. They have three children. They are members of the Light and Life Free Methodist Church in Avon.
He is the son of Dean and Ruby Eccles who still live in Plainfield.
The practice will be marking the anniversary with a few customer appreciation days. Patients new and old are encouraged to stop by the office Nov. 1-4 to register for door prizes and receive some give-aways.
"We are always accepting new patients and we accept most insurance plans," Eccles said.
The office is at 1858 Stafford Road in Plainfield. For more information, call the office at 839-4100 or visit the website at www.rodecclesdds.com.


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Erin Donivan earns Second-Team ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District III honors
Nov. 11, 2005
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.- - Senior setter Erin Donivan was named second-team ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District III team, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Donivan becomes the first Dolphin volleyball player to earn the honor.
"When it comes to the classroom, Erin has been the biggest leader this team has," said JU head coach Kevin Paul. "She has certainly set the academic example for all of our current and incoming volleyball athletes. This is truly why you are in college and I'm thrilled about Erin getting this recognition."
In the classroom, Donivan carried a 3.76 GPA, while majoring in biology and having a minor in secondary education. She also serves as President of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee. As president, she has organized four successful faculty appreciation nights at the fall sports events and spear headed the effort to raise money for U.S. troops who are overseas.
"She is involved in many organizations on campus and along with her academic success, I am sure she will be very successful when she graduates," Paul said. "She has made all of us here at JU proud."
On the court, she leads the team and ranks fourth in the Atlantic Sun with 1,111 assists (11.34 apg). She currently sits fifth on the school's all-time assists lists with 2,641. Donivan, who has played in every game this season at setter, was instrumental in leading the Dolphins to a school record 16 consecutive conference wins. Last season, she led the Dolphins to their first-ever A-Sun title and first Division I NCAA Tournament appearance in program history. Donivan also has earned three straight A-Sun academic all-conference honors.
The Dolphins (14-13, 8-1 A-Sun) wrap up the regular season against Stetson on Friday in Swisher Gymnasium. First serve is set for 7:30 p.m. The contest will mark the final home match for seniors Donivan, Lindsay Ward, Danielle Neville and Joanna Silva.


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Q: As a US-based filmmaker, what was behind the decision to set the story of Social Butterfly in France, and to shoot there?
A: I initially thought that I would go to France for a much needed respite from the hustle and bustle of New York City, in the form of a writing retreat. When I was in the South of France developing a feature screenplay based off of my short Cigarette Candy (2009), I started to feel very distracted from all the parties that were raging around me. My French producer's sister was turning twenty years old and she threw her own huge house party. I was the only one who didn't speak French at the party, and also I am not a teenager anymore, so I just felt like the random foreigner that I am, wandering into this very French party. My producer saw that I was having trouble writing that summer, so he thought it would be ideal to shoot a short film in and around Cannes. I was having the directing itch again, so I decided to write about this bizarre experience I just had, through the lens of an outsider in France.
Q: So what were the advantages and opportunities presented by shooting a France/USA co-production, and were there any challenges you wouldn't have faced otherwise?
A: The advantage of shooting in France with a France/USA co-production was that the French production company that I worked with, Ad Astra Films, already had an infrastructure in place to gather the crew and equipment in order to produce the film. I could shoot quickly in the South of France in late August before I was scheduled to fly out on September, 1. The major challenge of shooting for the first time in France was that I had to quickly adjust to shorter shooting days than the States.
Q: Often in your films the character's relationships to each other seem to be deliberately ambiguous – characters are unclear of other character's motives, and the audience is also left guessing about the true nature of the relationship. What is it about these ambiguities that appeals to you as a filmmaker?
A: I feel that relationships are ambiguous in nature. What do we really know about anyone? I try to portray these often confusing, dynamic, and ever-changing complicated relationships in my films. I am also more drawn to the kinds of complex characters who are perceived by society and the world at large as enigmatic outsiders, or characters who are largely misunderstood. These are characters who are constantly on the fringes and strangers to even themselves. I guess I am really drawn to the complicated anti-heroes in Westerns, whose moral fabric is very questionable and who are suffering deep down as they try to find themselves and their identity or place in the world. These anti-heroes act on instinct and emotion rather than any specific moral code. Don't ask me why I am so drawn to them, but I love telling these types of character stories.
Q: Your film co-directed with Christopher Radcliffe, The Strange Ones (2011, shown at the 47th Chicago Film Festival) was hugely successful and won tons of awards. What doors did that open for you? Are there things that have happened in your career that you feel might not have happened without that film?
A: We were so extremely happy about the unexpected success of the short and just ecstatic in general that people got it. It opened so many doors. I have representation now. Jim Mangold, who is a personal hero of mine, watched my films when I was in LA and showed my work to his managers at Management 360. Now, I have a lovely manager who has been very supportive and helpful in nurturing my career. Chris and I both believe that making this short film was the most rewarding experience in our film career thus far. It premiered at Sundance in 2011 and internationally premiered at Clermont-Ferrand that same year. These were both tremendously rewarding experiences that I will never forget.
Q: With three super successful shorts under your belt, what are your plans for the future?
A: To make a feature! Keep telling more stories in whatever form they may take, whether it be a novel, short film, feature film, essays, etc. Just to keep creating as much as possible and tell the stories that I feel need to be told.
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It appeared under glass at CES 2014, but now it has specs, including a top sensitivity of ISO 409600
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Olivia: I don't know how you could have raised me for so many years and seen all the damage that was done to me and pretend that there's nothing wrong with what you're doing.
Nina: Olivia, I'm sorry. What happened to you was awful. But this girl is different. No one made her this way.
Olivia: I don't see the difference. I mean, it's still abuse!


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