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The L.A. Women's Theatre Festival's 2nd Annual Empowerment Day
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A full day of workshops and panels designed to empower and enhance the careers of solo performers in particular, and an event full of information of benefit to all performers. This event is a day full of career training from industry professionals, designed to give a boost to solo performers, but will also be of value to anyone contemplating theatrical production in Los Angeles or who wish to tour. Attendees will have a choice among seven workshops and panels.
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Sunday, November 16 @ 7:30pm
Artisans Union: A Themed Variety Show
A Variety Show featuring dance, improv, comedy and more. Tickets are $15.
We have all gotten that ambiguous invite to a friend's show and arrive having no idea what we're walking into. For Artisans Union, that's a good thing. AU, is different than your typical theater experience. The group, a team of established writers, actors, comedians, dancers, musicians, poets, improvisors and more revive the spirit of a true variety show. Each show is packed with five to six unique performances and featured guests. Artisans Union performs once a month.
October 18th-November 1, 2014
Raymond Hill Mortuary Haunted House
a benefit for the South Pasadena Educational Foundation (SPEF).
The Haunted House is BACK! Evil Twin Studios' 2014 haunted house will return to South Pasadena's Fremont Centre Theatre. The building will be transformed back to its original mortuary roots, where the operators of the Raymond Hill Mortuary have a very, shall we say, unique way of dealing with the dead.
Tickets are $13 online or $15 at the door, available until 10:30pm on operating nights.
Operating hours from 7:00-11:00 pm on Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays.
Dates in October: Saturday 18th, Friday 24th, Saturday 25th, Sunday 26th, Friday 31st, and Saturday, November 1st.
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NewarkAvenue in Lavallette
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Nice Private Beach House located one block from beach.
Livingroom area has a family room with Flat screen HD TV and DVD. 2.5 couches. Plus a bonus sun porch off the livingroom. Large kitchen with table seating 10-12 people, two more at counter. Microwave, dishwasher, oven, range, refrigerator in main area. Washer and Dryer in one bathroom. Dishes, glasses, silverware, pots and pans, and coffee maker and blender. Bring only your bed linens. House is Central Air Conditioned. Two zones. Eight ceiling fans too. Quite comfortable even when it is 90 degrees and humid out. Backyard has a huge private area. No back house. This is your private escape. Gas Grill, and two tables each seating 8 persons. Outside shower is completely enclosed and is private with a changing area in it. Two full baths downstairs with two bedrooms, both with queen beds. Full bath upstairs with four nice bedrooms. Two sets of Bunk beds in one room (sleeps 4 and the kids like this). Two King Bedrooms and a double twin bed room.
All bedrooms and family room and sun porch have ceiling fans. TVs in 3 of the 6 BRs and Family room. The house is brand new construction in 2012. Tile and wood floors downstairs. Wall to wall carpet upstairs.
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Outside Shower is ideal for shore living. Totally enclosed with a changing area, and lights in the shower room and outside...
Backyard is private. And has area lights. It is a single family house. No second house on the property.
You can enjoy afternoons and evenings in the yard as it has tables and chairs for about 20 persons outside.
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Beach is one block away. 300 yards. Cross just a one way
Boardwalk with amusements is only one mile away.
Morning walks or bicycle rides on a 2 mile boardwalk by the beach.
Bay and jet ski rentals and water park are about 1 mile away.
Quiet at night. Great atmosphere. Great town.
You need to get beach tags.
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$3750 per week for week starting June 25, 2012..not open after Labor Day
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Residencial Real Del Mar in Mazatlan
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
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- community Real Del Mar
- rates (USD) $ 1,050 - $ 1,050 / month
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Real Del Mar is a beach side complex of town homes right on the ocean. It is right next to the Mayan Resorts. This town home is two levels with your own entrance, no elevators or Highrises to deal with. This Complex has a large property along the Ocean, with a double pool and gate directly on to the Beach.
This Townhouse is one row back from the Ocean, so no Ocean view, but the large pool is along the ocean with lots of Ocean and Sunset views. The Townhouse comes completely set up with all the things you will need to make your stay wonderful. Linens,Towels, Kitchen completely outfitted with dishes, pans, silverware and all accessories needed for your stay.
Large Master suite with King size bed and Private Bath. 2 other bedrooms, one with Twin beds, one with double bed. Second bathroom upstairs with Shower. 1/2 bath on main floor. Small balconies off bedrooms. Large patio in front and small patio for privacy in back. Washer and Dryer.
ONE SMALL DOG IS ALLOWED. As long as it is quiet and all the rules of common courtesies are observed..
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Lovely ocean views from the pool and complex grounds. Uncrowed Beach for long walks. Large Double pool. Secure Parking for your Veichle. Weekly maid service available for About $20 USD.
Internet available no charge, Water and gas no charge, Electric is $40 USD per month. TV and C/D player, Books available. Bring your own Movies
activities and attractions in Mazatlan Pacific Coast
Just up the Beach, all water sports rentals are available, Bus runs right in front of complex, to Downtown and Golden Zone Nightlife and Restaurants in Mazatlan. 7/11 type store is across the street. several Restaurants within walking distance. Cabs also available.
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Date of News Release: 09/25/2011
(Morehead, Ky.) -- On September 25, 2011 at 6:05 AM, Kentucky State Police in Morehead received a report of a single vehicle injury accident on Open Fork Road in Rowan County. Trooper Jay Cottrell, Rowan County EMS and Morehead Fire/Rescue responded to the scene. Diana Triggs had been operating a 2001 Buick Century south on Open Ford Road, when she lost control of the vehicle and slid across the northbound lane into the shoulder, then back onto the roadway and off the southbound shoulder, finally coming to rest after striking a tree. Mrs. Triggs was flown from the scene by PHI Air Transport to UK Medical Center. The accident remains under investigation by Trooper Jay Cottrell.


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World Tennis Center in Naples
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- sleeps 4
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- rates (USD) $ 3,000 - $ 3,000 / month
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Available March & April 2013!! Book now! Peaceful, Quite, End Unit with A Park Like Wooded View. Comfortable 2bedroom 2 bath 1st Floor Unit with Fully-Equipped Kitchen, Tile Flooring Throughout, Updated Bathrooms, Neutral Colors, Extra Storage. Perfect To Enjoy. The World Tennis Center Situated Within An 82.5-Acre Features 16 Tennis Courts (11 Clay, 5 Hard And 10 Lighted For Night Play), A Stadium Court, Full Service Pro Shop And Tennis Staff Offering Instructions, Programs And Private And Group Lessons For All Ages And Ability Levels. Community Pool, Jacuzzi , Poolside Cafe, Clubhouse, Dry Heat Saunas are In The Mens And Ladies' Locker Rooms. Free Internet Access Is Available At The Poolside Cafe. Located Near Shopping, Dining, Beaches And I75. A Real Hidden Gem In Naples!
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Business Center, Clubhouse, Community Pool, Streetlights, Tennis Court, Basketball, Community Spa/Hot tub, Cafe, Full Service Pro Shop, Community Pool, Jacuzzi/Hot Tub
activities and attractions in Naples Gulf Coast South
Naples is home to some of the most beautiful beaches. Fabulous dining experiences and prestigous golf courses. At night, head over to the philharmonic to enjoy fine arts and entertainment.
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This is a seasonal rental available March and April 2013. Monthly rental rate is $3000, tax 10%, application $150, departure cleaning $125, refundable security deposit $1000.


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MEMPHIS, Tennessee — Authorities say a former Memphis police officer has been indicted on a sexual battery charge after a motorist said she was groped during a traffic stop.
The Shelby County district attorney's office said Wednesday that a 30-year-old woman told police that Officer Meekose Evans stopped her car on Feb. 11 because her tag lights were out.
She said Evans put her in the back of his squad car and asked what she would do for him to avoid getting a ticket. She said that Evans then groped her.
The 30-year-old Evans also has been indicted on charges of official misconduct and official oppression.
Evans was fired in June. He is free on $20,000 bond. His lawyer, Ted Hansom, says he is entering a not guilty plea for Evans.


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Contractors weigh in on the advantages of helical piles over concrete tubes,in this thread from 2012.
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Barack Obama's Bus Tour, Tom Tancredo's Super PAC and More in Capital Eye Opener: Aug. 16
August 16, 2011
Fresh off his unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign as the Constitution Party candidate in Colorado, ex-Rep. Tom Tancredo has founded his own super PAC. The group, which is known as the American Legacy Alliance, filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission Friday.
Can Small-Dollar Donors Fuel a Michele Bachmann Presidential Bid?
May 12, 2011
Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.), the founder of the House Tea Party Caucus, is weighing a presidential bid. And as she does, Bachmann may have a strong claim on President Barack Obama's mantle of small-dollar donor fund-raising success.
Donations from Citizens United Board Members Flow to Conservative Pols
September 8, 2009
In the shadow of the potentially landmark campaign finance case Citizens United v. FEC, the Center for Responsive Politics examined the political giving history of Citizens United's board members. Our analysis indicates the board members behind Citizens United have frequently contributed to conservative politicians and committees, giving at least $63,000 since 1989.
Presidential Candidates Finish 2007 Strong After Summer Slowdown
February 1, 2008
Presidential candidates were able to finish 2007 year strong, mostly, after a dip in fundraising during the traditionally slow summer months.
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Welsh Government will consider car smoking ban
The Welsh Government says it will consider the 'possibility' of legislation to ban smoking in cars, but that it will first wait for its' campaign against smoking in cars to end.
The Fresh Start Wales campaign, which encourages people not to smoke in cars, comes to an end in March. The Welsh Government says it will wait to assess the impact this campaign has had before considering whether to ban smoking in cars altogether.
The amendment to the Children and Families Bill, voted on in Westminster yesterday, gives both the UK Government and the Welsh Government powers to ban smoking in cars carrying children if that course of action is chosen.
– Welsh Government spokesperson
The Fresh Start Wales campaign, which encourages parents and others to keep cars carrying children smoke-free, comes to an end in March this year. We have consistently stated that we will consider the possibility of legislation once we have fully evaluated the impact of the campaign. We have commissioned studies of children's exposure to second hand smoke in cars and results will be available in the summer.


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The Portland Museum of Art is a place where centuries of American and European art merge with cutting-edge contemporary exhibitions and innovative educational programs. Housed in a modern building on the coast of Maine and in the cultural heart of Portland, the PMA boasts a permanent collection that includes masters of Realism, Impressionism, and Surrealism such as Winslow Homer, John Singer Sargent, Andrew Wyeth, Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and many more. The PMA's commitment to Maine's vibrant creative community extends to the renovated Winslow Homer Studio in Prouts Neck, the PMA store, the PMA Café, and a wide range of special events.
The Portland Museum of Art will create outstanding exhibitions and educational programs to inspire our audiences. We embrace our rich past, dynamic present, and vibrant future to be a vital arts center for the city, region, and nation. Leveraging the strength of our collection, scholarship, and geographic location, we will excel in these distinct areas:
The ongoing exploration of the creative culture of the state of Maine within the
context of American art and culture.
The interpretation of European modernism through our collection and programs.
The presentation of progressive exhibitions beyond our collection that address local and global issues.
The integration of our unique architectural campus into the fabric of Portland and the state of Maine.
The Portland Museum of Art strives to engage our audiences in a dialogue about the relevance of art and culture to our lives. Aspiring to facilitate this conversation through exhibitions, programs, and partnerships, we dedicate ourselves to serving and supporting our local and national community. In order to provide a learning environment for our audiences, we commit ourselves to good governance, professional development, and fiscal responsibility.
It's been an exceptional summer here in Portland, Maine. The city has embraced its national esteem and affirmed itself as a place where you can start a business, found an organization, or lay the roots for a lifetime in Maine. It's an exciting time for the region, and the PMA is taking the lead in shaping our community for generations to come.
We've met the high expectations of Portland head on, bringing nationally renowned exhibitions to the museum with greater frequency and larger impact. Richard Estes' Realism was a blockbuster, and the buzz surrounding the art and our role in bringing this retrospective to Maine was palpable.
The Wall Street Journal hailed Richard Estes' Realism as, "confirm[ing] his place as one of our most accomplished painters." We wholeheartedly agree, and feel this exhibition helped firmly establish the PMA as the best regional museum in the country.
The PMA is excited to build on this momentum this fall. The greatest private collection of British artwork in America will open at the PMA on October 2. Treasures of British Art 1400-2000: The Berger Collection is an uncanny exhibition that presents impeccable art spanning six centuries—there is truly something for everyone. It's the kind of exhibition that will unite the diverse and sophisticated group of art enthusiasts that is the PMA membership, and we're thrilled to bring it to the PMA.
In February 2016, the PMA will usher in a new era for the museum, the city, and you—our members. As we prepare to unveil your museum, reimagined, you'll see more from the PMA than ever: more partnerships with local businesses and organizations, more innovative programming and events, more nationally lauded exhibitions, and more focus on our incredible permanent collection.
This fall, it's all happening at the PMA, and we look forward to sharing it with you.
Mark H. C. Bessire, Director
Members enable the PMA to provide spectacular programming, unique exhibitions, and remarkable events. They believe in the transformative power of the arts. They value community. If this sounds like you, we invite you to explore the many levels of membership available at the PMA and become a part of something special.
Originally founded as the Portland Society of Art, the Museum used a variety of exhibition spaces until 1908. That year Mrs. Margaret Jane Mussey Sweat bequeathed her three-story mansion, now known as the McLellan House, and sufficient funds to create a gallery in memory of her late husband, Lorenzo de Medici Sweat. Noted New England architect John Calvin Stevens designed the L. D. M. Sweat Memorial Galleries, which opened to the public in 1911.
Portland Museum of Art
Seven Congress Square
Portland, Maine 04101
Founded in 1882
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Maine's largest and oldest public art institution, founded in 1882
With more than 8,000 members, the PMA boasts a strong base of loyal support both locally and regionally
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Largest collection of European art north of Boston
Comprehensive collection of Winslow Homer's graphics
150,000 visitors per year
Nearly 12,000 schoolchildren per year
More than 17,000 objects of fine and decorative arts in the collection, dating from the 18th-century to the present
Approximately 10 changing exhibitions per year
We don't know for certain the identity of the woman who has come to be known as Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa." Or whether Édouard Manet bought a drink from the girl standing behind the counter in "A Bar at the Folies-Bergère."
But we do know how "Water Taxi, Mount Desert" (1999), by Richard Estes came to be—a painting that I suspect will stand the test of time.
"Who paid for that?" Mr. Estes asked Nancy Monfredo of the boat ride depicted in the work, which shows Ms. Monfredo and her daughter, Nina, seated on a wicker chair gazing out at the ocean as they headed back to Northeast Harbor, Maine.
"You and I did," Ms. Monfredo recalled, as she sat in the living room of Mr. Estes's home in Maine last week. "Twenty dollars apiece." She added, laughing: "You said, 'I'll take some pictures and I can deduct this.' "
"I had about three frames left on the film," remembered Mr. Estes, perhaps America's greatest Photorealist painter. "I wanted to use it up so I could have it processed."
Mr. Estes at his home in Northeast Harbor, Maine. Ralph Gardner/The Wall Street Journal
I visited Maine with several goals in mind: to swim and hike in Acadia National Park, to consume several lobster rolls and to see the retrospective of Mr. Estes work, "Richard Estes' Realism" at the Portland Museum of Art. The show runs through Sept. 7, then travels to the nation's capital, where it opens Oct. 10 at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
I'd seen reproductions of "Water Taxi, Mount Desert" but never the painting itself, which normally resides at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City, Mo.
The original didn't disappoint. Like Manet's "A Bar at the Folies-Bergère" or other great portraits, its timelessness is set off by a sense of immediacy.
I don't think it makes any difference to my appreciation of the painting that Ms. Monfredo was my wife's college roommate or that we were on our way to see her and her husband, Paul, in Northeast Harbor. Nina, now 25, lives and works in Manhattan. None of the other museumgoers knew our friend. But as with a Vermeer, the image attracted a crowd.
I recall the painting that first drew me to Richard Estes's work, if not the year or even the decade. Titled "Drugs" and painted in 1970, it depicts the streamlined facade of Weiner Drugs, the word "DRUGS" in large neon letters above it. The pharmacy, long gone, stood on the southeast corner of 72nd Street and Columbus Avenue. That's where I'd spend my 25-cent allowance as a child. I had a particular weakness for Nestlé Crunch bars.
Another of his works is 'Diner.' Richard Estes/Marlborough Gallery, New York
"My parents came to visit me once," Mr. Estes remembered of the '60s and the neighborhood, less glamorous in those days. "I was living on 75th Street between Central Park West and Columbus. We were going to go out and eat. We couldn't find a restaurant on Columbus Avenue. We had to go to Broadway."
While the portrait of the Monfredo women was the main incentive to visit Portland—the food scene coming in a close second, especially for my daughters—the exhibition also made a case for Richard Estes as the most significant landscape painter of New York City.
These days, Mr. Estes divides his time between Maine and his apartment in the Eldorado on Central Park West. He paints for several hours in the afternoon.
Whether diners seated around a table at the Automat (1966-1968), Sunday afternoon sunbathers in Central Park (1989) or the Shake Shack on Columbus Avenue and 77th Street under scaffolding—the work that sat on his easel the morning I visited—Mr. Estes imbues his scenes, no matter how seemingly commonplace, with a delicacy and poignancy that rivals those of his influences, ranging from Canaletto and Frederic Church to Edward Hopper.
"Half of New York is under scaffolding," he explained.
'Brooklyn Bridge' Richard Estes/Marlborough Gallery, New York
While ours was more a social visit than a formal interview, Mr. Estes's fundamental modesty showed through—as it does in his art, where his signature is often hidden in plain sight.
He claims that several of his paintings decorate his walls, only because he can't sell them—"Art collectors are funny," he said. "They don't necessarily buy what they want; they buy what they think they should buy"—and that he finds painting New York City and the frozen landscape of Antarctica, the subject of a 2007 painting in the exhibition, equally challenging: "I usually have just as much trouble with one as the other."
But therein also lays the magic of his work. It manages to reduce to a bare minimum the obstructions that stand between the viewer and the truth of the subject matter.
Seeing a painting of New York City, circa 1970, makes me feel like I'm back in the '70s with all its trappings—the storefronts, subway ads and empty building lots, long since filled in.
"You inject your own personality," Mr. Estes said. "But if you think about it too much, it becomes phony."


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The saga of Lane Kiffin and his year-long stopover in Knoxville apparently isn't over quite as quickly as we thought. Clay Travis of AOL Fanhouse is reporting that "multiple sources" are saying Kiffin, Tennessee and former Vols quarterback coach (and Kiffin brother-in-law) David Reaves are about to get hit by the NCAA for their roles in a far-ranging, systemic effort to break the Association's rules on contact with players.
Kiffin's efforts at Tennessee -- where he repeatedly committed secondary violations notable for their audaciousness but not their numbers -- had already led fans of rival SEC fans to see the football team in Knoxville as something of a rogue program. While the details are still somewhat sketchy, Travis' report suggests that the NCAA will largely agree.
All of these charges stem from the coaches' tumultuous one-year reign in Knoxville and involve improper contact with recruits. While the university's Orange Pride program -- a group that was disbanded in 2010 in the wake of the NCAA investigation into its activities -- has received most of the media attention, the NCAA's investigation into improper contacts was much more wide- ranging and includes alleged violations that do not implicate the hostess program at all.
The Orange Pride were a group of "hostesses" that took a curiously intense interest in the lives of highly-regarded Vols recruits. The NCAA has apparently found evidence that, shockingly, contacts between members of the Orange Pride and recruits were not their idea, but were instead largely orchestrated by Reaves.
The fallout from all of this remains unclear. A lawyer quoted by Travis suggests that the "failure to monitor" charge, while not the dreaded "lack of institutional control," is still generally a major violation. Tennessee's basketball program is also under NCAA investigation for the actions of head coach Bruce Pearl. And Kiffin's current school, USC, is under enough scrutiny for Reggie Bush-era violations without the new head coach facing the consequences of wrongdoing from his old job. No matter how much they might love or hate each other, Kiffin and Tennessee will see their fates intertwined for a few more months at least.


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12:30pm Tuesday 15th January 2013 in News By Lauren May, Chief Reporter
High street music retailer HMV has become the second high street chain to call in the administrators this week.
The music retailer, which has 238 stores in the UK including one in Wimbledon and the HMV Curzon cinema, is no longer accepting gift vouchers from customers.
No store closures have as yet been announced and the company has said all of its stores will remain open while administrators Deloitte seek a buyer.
The news comes less than a week after high street camera retailer Jessops fell into administration closing all 187 of its stores with the loss of 1,370 jobs.
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Rob Horowitz: The Civil Rights Act, 50 Years Later
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
As Robert Caro describes in The Passage of Power, the fourth volume of his epic and authoritative Johnson biography, the newly sworn-in president—just 4 days after the assassination of John F. Kennedy—was determined to make passage of the Civil Rights Act, put forward by Kennedy, his highest legislative priority. He did so over the strong objections of most of his advisers, who argued there was little chance of success and that he would put the rest of his legislative agenda at risk by antagonizing the powerful southerners who controlled most of the committees.
In a speech the next day Johnson said, "No memorial oration or elegy could more eloquently honor President Kennedy's memory then the earliest possible passage of the civil rights bill for which he fought so long. We have talked long enough in this county about equal rights. We have talked for one hundred years or more. It is time now to write the next chapter, and to write it in the books of law."
Six months later—in large measure due to Johnson's expert handing of Congress—the Civil Rights Act overcame its toughest hurdle, the US Senate. He mustered an overwhelming bi-partisan majority of 71 Senators to end a 57-day filibuster, the longest in Senate history. LBJ signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law in early July, making equal access to public accommodations and equal opportunity in employment the law of the land.
Great strides made and to be made
Taken together with the passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 opened the doors of opportunity and the potential to fully exercise the rights and responsibilities of citizenship to African Americans. Of course, these two strokes of the Presidential pen did not instantly end ingrained prejudice or somehow magically undo the lingering and destructive impacts of generations of disgraceful treatment, including Jim Crow laws and slavery. Still, this law put our nation on the right road. And while there is still a long way to go, the impact has been positive and substantial.
The presence of the first African-American president at the event is an obvious case in point, and President Obama did not shy away from the symbolic significance of his election in his remarks. "Because of the Civil Rights movement, because of the laws President Johnson signed, new doors of opportunity and education swung open for everybody—not all at once, but they swung open. Not just blacks and whites, but also women and Latinos, and Asians and Native Americans, and gay Americans and Americans with a disability. They swung open for you, and they swung open for me. And that's why I'm standing here today—because of those efforts, because of that legacy."
Adding a bi-partisan note, President Bush said, "America is a more just and generous country because Lyndon Johnson set his mind to the cause of civil rights."
Both Presidents asserted that the Civil Rights agenda remains unfinished. Obama focused on the need to expand economic opportunities and Bush focused on the need to step up the fight to close the gap in school performance between African-American children and white children.
A huge milestone
LBJ was critical to the adoption of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but he was far from the only important actor. By challenging the nation to live up to its professed ideals, the Civil Rights Movement—with its hundreds of thousands of marchers, countless acts of individual courage, and farsighted leaders such as Martin Luther King—created the political environment that made success possible. President Kennedy took the decisive step of putting the legislation forward and many other elected officials provided vocal support. Still, LBJ's willingness to risk political capital and his masterful handling of Congress loom large.
Todd Purdum, author of a book on the topic, called the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 "the most important laws of the twentieth century and a high-water mark of shared civic purpose, national unity, and hope that the nation might yet live up to its founding creed."
It is important to call attention to this 50th anniversary, to celebrate this huge and hard won success that brought us closer to 'a more perfect union', and to draw strength for all the big challenges that remain in front of us. The LBJ library is a fitting location.
Rob Horowitz is a strategic and communications consultant who provides general consulting, public relations, direct mail services and polling for national and state issue organizations, various non-profits and elected officials and candidates. He is an Adjunct Professor of Political Science at the University of Rhode Island.
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Never forget it was "Mr Hollywood" Ronald Reagan who vetoed sanctions against his conservative racist friends in South Africa
Comment #1 by Sammy Arizona on 2014 04 15
Comment #2 by llik amabo on 2014 04 15
Nowadays they burn abortion clinics, murder doctors and nurses, bomb gay bars and nightclubs, and attack Jewish centers. They have turned their hate agaist some other religions. While a high-profile battle raged over a Muslim mosque near ground zero in Manhattan, heated confrontations instigated by conservative Tea Party folks broke-out in communities across the country from Maine to California where mosques were proposed for far LESS HALLOWED locations.
It is a responsibility of all Americans to recognize the hate and vile anger that the CONSERVATVES represent and to show to the world that these screaming ill-informed folks do NOT represent America or Americans in anyway, shape of form. They are simply the bad seeds
Comment #3 by Sammy Arizona on 2014 04 15
2) If Conservatives are so evil why did Robert Kennedy wire tap MLK? If you read any of the writings of MLK, he detested the Kennedy's because they were so opposed to Civil Rights looking down from their ivory tower.
3)Sammy what about FDR imprisoning an entire race of people during WWII? The only vile and hatred is coming from the left.
Deal with it.
Comment #4 by Silence Dogood on 2014 04 16
.In those days the Democrat party was infested with vile and repulsive racist conservatives (who later joined the Republican party) after passage of the voting rights act
The Democrats from the KKK were conservatives LOL
I might recommend that you read the conservative's favorite Fox News guest Michelle Malkin's book "In Defense of Interment"
Comment #5 by Sammy Arizona on 2014 04 16
Comment #6 by Sammy Arizona on 2014 04 16
2) you cannot even for one second claim that both parties simply "switched" sides and now the south is still evil and the north is good case in point (check out John Brown). Also all those "racist" GOP members were the jerks behind the 1960 civil rights act, one that NORTHERN and southern democrats fought against (Al Gore's father comes to mind to and West Virginia's Robert Byrd's used a 14 hour filibuster-oh wait he WAS a Klansman)
one more point: By 1935, every black federal legislator was Republican, and it was Republicans who appointed the first black Air Force and Army four-star generals, established Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday as a national holiday, and named the first black national-security adviser, secretary of state, the research reveals.
But they are all racist- you are nothing more than a clown shilling for the "good guys"
and really LOL- debate like an adult if you dare.
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U.S. Immigration Advising as it relates to F-1 students - Provide information and guidance on employment, OPT, CPT, change of non-immigrant status to F-1 student, reinstatement petitions and program extensions.
International Student Admission Advising - Review applications and issue the Form I-20 and letters of acceptance to eligible students and their dependents.
Academic Advising - Advise students regarding course placement and degree requirements.
Housing Information:St. Philip's College does not have dormitories, however, we are easily accessible from all parts of San Antonio and its surrounding areas, making affordable housing easy to locate not far from the college.
Several of our female students reside at the Villa Maria Residence which is located 12 minutes from the college. The residence for young women is run by Catholic nuns, who happily receive young women from different countries, cultures and religions, with no distinction of race or creed.
The services provided at Villa Maria include: Single furnished air conditioned rooms with semi-private bathrooms, daily meals, wireless internet, laundry facility and private parking. Villa Maria is located at 719 Augusta St., San Antonio, Texas 78215; Telephone (210) 223-8163.
Transportation Information:VIA Metropolitan Transit - Student VIA discount bus passes are available through the Equity Center located in the Norris Technical Building (NTB) Room 106, and can be contacted at (210) 486-2518.
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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - The 16th annual Rock'n'Roll Marathon got underway on the west side of Balboa Park Sunday amid increased security and with a new finish line, Petco Park.
Scott Dickey, president and CEO of Competitor Group Inc., which conducts the race, said at a news conference Friday that security protocols already in place were being enhanced, and more private security and police officers were being added at this year's race.
The new safety measures, prompted by the bombings at the Boston Marathon April 15, included intermittent bag checks and more service dog patrols, according to Dickey.
San Diego police and fire officials said no significant incidents were reported at the race.
About 8,000 runners entered the 26-mile, 385-yard marathon, with 57 percent of the field female and 32 percent from outside California, according to organizers. The field is among the 10 largest in the nation.
Simon Njoroge finished in first place with an unofficial time of two hours, 15 minutes. He was followed by Jamey Gifford and Tristan Mitchell.
Natalia Sergeeva, clocked at 2:35:05, was the women's winner, followed by Elisa Karhu then Bonnie Axman, according to unofficial results at competitor.com.
The half-marathon has drawn a field of about 22,000 from all 50 states and 30 nations, organizers said.
Bernard Koech of Kenya finished the half-marathon in 58 minutes and 41 seconds. He bested two-time defending champion and 2004 Olympic marathon silver medalist Meb Keflezighi, and other Kenyan runners Eliud Kipchoge and Stephen Kibet.
Koech's half-marathon time was the fastest recorded in the country, but it will not be recognized as a national record because the elevation descent from the race's start to finish exceeded the allowable limit, U-T San Diego reported.
Edna Kiplagat topped the women's half-marathon division with an unofficial time of 1:08:56, followed by Georgina Rono and Firehiwot Dado.
Deena Kastor, the only American woman to run the half-marathon under 1:08 on a certified course and an Olympic bronze medalist, finished ninth.
Bill Earley, president of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's San Diego chapter, said fund-raising for this year's run has generated $4.5 million.
"Over 16 years, the marathon has raised more than $254 million for cancer research and patient services," Earley said, adding that participants should be proud of what they are "doing to help save lives."
The event also is an annual financial boon to the city, Dickey said.
"Over the weekend, the marathon accounts for 54,000 hotel nights and more than $70 million of economic impact," Dickey said.
Streets in downtown, Balboa Park, Bay Park, Normal Heights, east Mission Bay and Mission Valley were expected to be closed or congested until about 2 p.m.


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LAS VEGAS -- It's simple: red means stop – or does it?
What if the stop sign is too far back and there is no white stop bar on the street, and you need to pull forward to see other cars?
When Las Vegas community advocate Gina Greisen was pulled over in September at Grand Teton Drive and Bradley Road, she knew why she was being pulled over – and why she shouldn't have been.
"I pulled up to where, typically, you would see a stop bar in front of the crosswalk," she said.
She started building her case before the officer was even finished writing her the ticket.
"I'm like, 'Where am I supposed to stop?'" she said. "I kind of went all the way up to here."
She took pictures showing there wasn't a white stop bar before the crosswalk, and in a letter to Greisen, the city of Las Vegas acknowledged the white bar was missing.
After she got the ticket, Greisen realized that stop sign was so far back from the crosswalk and the intersection, she was ready for a fight and got out her tape measure. She found the stop sign was 27 feet away from the crosswalk. She could not stop there and safely proceed into the intersection.
At such intersections, Greisen also found a discrepancy between Nevada law and what's in the Department of Motor Vehicles' handbook.
As a result, the DMV dropped a question on its driver's test and changed its handbook.
And in a department newsletter, Metro Police sent a memo to officers, informing them of the stop sign rules.
"If there is no stop line or crosswalk at an intersection with a posted stop sign, the driver can lawfully come to a stop after the posted stop sign," the memo read, adding "at first glance this may appear to be a violation of the law."
After winning in court, Greisen wonders if other drivers wrongfully were ticketed and paid anyway.
"There are a lot of questions as to how many people this has happened to," she said.
Greisen said the ticket would have cost her almost $400.


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Love Winds Beach House in Oak Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1½
- sleeps 7
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$ 623 - $ 973 / week
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A frame house- newely renovated including duct work creating a very clean and mold free environment. Perfect for those with allergies.Also laminate floors through out and granite countertops in the kitchen. Sleeps 6 adults and a small bed for a child up to 9 years old.
located 7/10 of a mile or 2 minute drive from the nearest beach access point.It is on a quiet street surrounded by beautiful Oak trees and has nice shade after a long day at the beach.
It has 1 queen bed on the main floor ,2 twin beds in the second bedroom and 2 twin beds in the loft area.
There is a large kitchen that is fully stocked and all you would need is food. There is a supermarket about 2 milesst down the road.
This house is very clean and regularily tended to by the owners to keep it fresh and in like new condition.
Young and old alike love the architecture and some love it so much they do not want to leave the house.
There are 2 decks ,one is screened in and located just off the master bedroom. The other is at the front of the house.
house rental amenities
Fire pit at side of house
activities and attractions in Oak Island Atlantic Coast
Golf, skateboard park, putt putt, movie theatre, bike rentals ,Jet ski rentals,moped rentals,deep sea fishing,boat tours,surfing,2 playgrounds for the children, nature park with live animals to observe,
sky diving,2 piers for fishing,shopping at historical Southportferry rides to Bald Head or Kure beach.Rec.center with exercise classes 1/4 of a mile down the road from the house.Local night clubs with Karaoke and pool tables. Very nice restaurants on and just off the Island.Motorcycle rentals in Shallotte.
vacation rental rates
We have a 2 night minimum except for June ,July and August in which the minimum is 1 week.If by chance the house is not booked at a time that we have the weekly minimum then we will be happy to rent it for a minimum of 4 nights


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The state says it has placed three prison guards on leave while it investigates the circumstances around an inmate's weekend suicide.
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction spokeswoman JoEllen Smith says it's not unusual to investigate inmate suicides, including the actions of guards on the unit where it occurred.
She says the investigation will review whether guards followed prison procedures.
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Smith says Clark, who'd been in prison since 1999, was convicted of aggravated murder out of Marion County and had a release date in 2015.


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Colorado Medicaid enrollees eligible for dental benefits
Last Updated: 16:24 April 2, 2014
Adults age 21 and older can receive benefits up to $1,000 per year under the new policy, which went into effect Tuesday. Legislation that enabled the expansion was passed in May 2013.
"Lack of preventive dental coverage can contribute to a range of serious health complications," said Susan Birch, executive director of the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing in a statement.
"This benefit will enable clients to get cleanings, minor fillings and diagnostic imaging services. Numerous studies have shown health teeth play a significant role in improving one's self-esteem, impact economic opportunities and lead to a better quality of life," Birch said.
The new benefit will be implemented in two phases.
The first phase began April 1 and covers basic adult preventive, diagnostic and minor restorative dental services, such as X-rays and minor fillings and treatment planning.
The second phase, beginning July 1, covers more comprehensive care, including root canals, crowns, partial dentures and other procedures that will require prior authorization.
Colorado is nearing the end of its fiscal year, which runs from July 1 to June 30 every year. Between April 1 and June 30, the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing plans to enroll about 46,000 adults under the new dental benefit, according to department spokesperson Marc Williams.
In fiscal 2014-15, enrollment is projected to reach about 89,000.
The expansion is funded through both federal and state dollars. Colorado's share of the funding comes from a state fund that formerly funded Cover Colorado.
CoverColorado was created by the state legislature in 1991 to cover those individuals with pre-existing conditions that other carriers would not cover. Elements of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act prohibit the rejection of patients for pre-existing conditions, rendering CoverColorado obsolete. The program's authorizing legislation was repealed in July 2013, shutting down Cover Colorado.
The funds were shifted to the expansion of Medicaid's dental benefit, Williams said.
For the remaining months in fiscal 2013-14, the expansion will cost $32 million, $11 million of which will be paid by Colorado. In fiscal 2014-15, the program will cost $86 million, with $22 million of that paid by Colorado.
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One of Jerry Sandusky's attorneys said on Monday he expects a May trial date for the former Penn State assistant coach, who faces dozens of sex charges.
Slideshow: December Mayhem At Sandusky Hearing
Harrisburg Patriot-News reporter Sarah Ganim, who broke the Sandusky story last year, said on her Twitter account that she spoke with Karl Rominger, one of the attorneys for Sandusky
Rominger said the judge in the case told him about the May trial date. He is the co-counsel for Sandusky along with Joe Amedola.
The AP then reported that the Sandusky trial will start on May 14th in Bellefonte, Pa.
Sandusky is in court on Friday as his attorneys argue several pre-trial motions about his bail restrictions.
Fox 29's Bruce Gordon was in the courtroom on Friday, where he says Judge John M. Cleland is trying settle issues related to Sandusky's bail and the jury for the trial.
Sandusky's neighbors had complained he was watching children at a neighboring school. Sandusky said he was just letting his dog outside his house.
Prosecutors also wanted a jury from outside Centre County to hear the case. Amedola and Sandusky both told the judge they wanted a jury from Centre County to hear the case.
Sandusky took the stand at one point and gave one-word answers to questions from the judge.
The judge adjourned the hearing at around 11:30 a.m. and sais his rulings would come soon.


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MIX first 6 ingredients until well blended; stir in 1/2 cup cheese. Pour into 2-qt. casserole sprayed with cooking spray.
BAKE 40 min. Meanwhile, combine remaining cheese, onions and bacon.
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