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WASHINGTON – US President Barack Obama said late Wednesday that Egypt was
neither an ally nor an enemy, and that determining the relationship between
Washington and Cairo would depend in part on the latter's adherence to the peace
treaty with Israel.
"I don't think that we would consider them an ally,
but we don't consider them an enemy. They're a new government that is trying to
find its way," Obama told Telemundo (a Spanish-language US television network)
in an interview the day after anti- American riots broke out in Egypt and Libya,
leaving four US diplomats in Benghazi dead.
"We are going to have to see
how they respond to this incident, how they respond to, for example, maintaining
the peace treaty with Israel," he explained.
Obama indicated it would be
a "real big problem" if the new government in Cairo didn't adhere to
responsibilities such as ensuring that the US Embassy is secure, but said that
as a brand-new democracy, Egypt would need time to develop many basic
institutions, and that the US understood there would be "some rocky
Despite Obama's comments to Telemundo, White House spokesman Jay
Carney said Thursday that "Egypt is a longstanding and close partner of the
United States, and we have built on that foundation by supporting Egypt's
transition to democracy and working with the new government," referring to the
term "ally" as "a legal term of art."
Carney also said that at this time
the US had no intention of changing its aid to Egypt.
Obama spoke to
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy by phone Wednesday night and expressed the
American interest "in a relationship based on mutual interests and mutual
respect," according to a statement put out by the White House.
stressed the importance of Egypt securing US diplomatic facilities and
personnel, and also that he rejected "efforts to denigrate Islam."
At the
same time, the statement said, Obama "underscored that there is never any
justification for violence against innocents and acts that endanger American
personnel and facilities."
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
specifically referred to the anti-Islam video fingered for triggering the riots
as "disgusting and reprehensible" during a press availability with Moroccan
Foreign Minister Saad Eddine al-Othmani on Thursday.
She described it as
designed "to denigrate a great religion and to provoke rage."
also pointed out that the United States was in no way connected to the video and
that "we absolutely reject its content and message." But, she added, "There is
no justification, none at all, for responding to this video with
Clinton noted that US law did not "stop individual citizens
from expressing their views no matter how distasteful they may be," and that
however offensive one's view were, "there should be no debate about the simple
proposition that violence in response to speech is not acceptable."

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One of the most common questions posed to Microsoft's Surface team Monday was whether the company would buy back used tablets so that customers could upgrade to the newest models set to ship in a month.
The Microsoft developers, engineers and program managers who hosted a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" chat Monday afternoon didn't ignore the buyback questions, but had little to offer as an answer.
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For two hours Monday, the Surface team, led by Panos Panay, the executive who heads the group and who earlier in the day introduced the new Surface 2 line to reporters and analysts, took on Reddit readers in a wide-ranging online Q&A.
While Panos and others from Microsoft revealed a few news nuggets, notably that the company will launch Surface tablets early next year that can connect to mobile data networks, one issue that came up time and again was about a first-generation Surface trade-in program.
One of the first questions during the two-hour chat session was on just that topic.
"Any news on a potential trade-in scheme for current Surface RT/Pro owners to get money off the new devices?" asked someone identified as "Exilify."
Others jumped on the idea. "I'd love to shell out some for [Surface Pro 2] if I had a good incentive," said "johnlennin," joining the chorus. "Dealing with eBay and Craigslist would be a pain ... I hope you guys consider it and if so announce it soon."
Some argued that they should be rewarded for being early Surface adopters who jumped on the bandwagon while others dissed the platform.
"Would love to see a trade-in program for all of us first movers for [Microsoft] products (family has Nokia Lumias, etc.)," wrote "hoosiers99" during the AMA. "My Surface RT has been greatly devalued by both price and a new version available in less than a year. Microsoft owes its most loyal buyers and first movers a quality trade-in program."
Such arguments aren't unusual amongst technology-buying consumers, especially when a new product replaces one they recently bought, or a company sharply lowers prices. In 2007, after Apple dropped the price of the original iPhone from $599 to $399, those who had already bought the new smartphone complained loudly, saying that they had been penalized for being first.


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Duluth School Board OKs tenured teacher layoffs
June 15, 2010 at 5:00 pm in Duluth News Tribune
The Duluth School Board approved the layoffs of 22 tenured teachers Tuesday night.
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June 15, 2010 at 5:00 pm in Duluth News Tribune
The Duluth School Board approved the layoffs of 22 tenured teachers Tuesday night.
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"Johnston opposed it, he said, because he believes the Red Plan is causing the layoffs."
What school district anywhere ISN'T facing budget shortfalls and needing to lay off teachers? Especially in a city like Duluth where population has steadily decreased over the past 20 years.
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Johnston is right. While other communities are also facing cuts, most communities are tightening budgets rather than spending. People are angry watching the Board cut valuable teachers while approving millions of dollars to build state of the art schools instead of using what we have and keeping the teachers. A major reason Duluth schools are losing students has little to do with why other communities are losing students, and a lot to do with the School Board, Mr Dixon. the Red Plan, and the way they treat the students and families. People don't want to send kids to the Duluth Schools anymore because of this mess. Period. Marshall, Edison, Hermantown and Proctor don't seem to have any problems with getting enough students. I am sure they still have budget problems but not because of loss of students. This fault lies on Mr Dixon and the School Board alone.
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Any true rational person who looks at the facts will see the student and financial shortfall was predicted 10 years ago in a demographic study done in the district looking at student enrollment trends. (I was there at the time) This was way before the "red" plan. We knew it was on the way! This situation was compounded by Mr. Pawlenty's financial plan and the states underfunding of education. The constant name calling and finger pointing at Keith Dixon does not stand the "stink test". The sooner we get rid of Art Johnston and Gary Glass and get some really intelligent big thinkers the sooner we will attract students back to the beautiful new up to date schools in our city. Build baby Build! (And B.T.W. Im over 60 and a lifelong Duluth resident and homeowning taxpayer.)
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"Build Baby Build"? Big thinkers come with Big Price Tags. Today's headlines show we lose another 20 tenured teachers. If you wish to keep losing qualified teachers and trade them for a smart board or 2, then go for it buddy. What you will experience is Super buildings and fewer and fewer teachers because the more students you lose the fewer teachers needed. This District needs more like Art Johnston and Gary Glass who don't rubber stamp anything Dixon suggests – or goes ahead and does and then the Board signs afterward – We need Board members who will question every expenditure rather than what we have in the other 4
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Mark, No personal Axe To Grind – as you suggested. And throwing the word "obstructionalist" seems to be the same way this District tries to shut people out by labeling them. Many cities around the country are having to cut, but only Duluth seems to think that now is the time to do the most expensive school buildings plan in Minnesota's history. The entire nation is tightening up budgets – but not here. Evidence? All you have to do is look at the District's own web site – rob peter to pay paul.
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Sanders' famous Bumpy Cake turns 100 years old this April. The company is celebrating by offering a free slice on April 27. You can sink your teeth into this treat at the following locations:
Select local stores will also sell Chocolate Bumpy Tea Cakes for $5.00 on April 27.Sanders opened its bakery division in 1913. The chocolate layer cake with butter cream and rich fudge topping was named by customers who came in and asked for the "cake with the bumps."
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His Healthy Heart
Anger Can Be Deadly
One-half of American men and one-third of women 40 and younger will develop heart disease at some time in their lives, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in Atlanta. But there are other reasons why for men the situation is particularly dire. Not only do they suffer from cardiac disease an average of 10 years earlier than women, they're also more likely to die prematurely from it: Men account for more than 70 percent of heart-disease deaths occurring before age 65.
Yet healthy middle-aged men "tend to minimize the potential risks and symptoms" of a cardiovascular condition, says Michael Fleming, MD, president of the American Academy of Family Physicians. "It's not uncommon for a man to come in to see me and say, 'I've been having this chest pain for the last two months,' and be unaware that he may be moments away from a heart attack." Here are five new heart facts men -- and the women in their lives -- need to know.
Uncontrolled anger and hostility have long been linked with heart disease in men, but a study published in March is the first to show that a fiery temper can cause a specific heart-rhythm disorder known as atrial fibrillation (AF), which can lead to stroke and death. The study followed 1,769 men and 1,913 women whose average age was 49. Men who scored high on several standard psychological tests that measured anger (meaning they had more angry outbursts, got furious when criticized, and said their tempers frequently made them feel like hitting someone) and hostility (meaning they were more likely to act contemptuously toward others) were 10 to 30 percent likelier to develop AF than men who were not angry or hostile. The hotheaded ones were also 20 percent likelier to die from any cause. In contrast, emotional eruptions didn't affect women's heart health, perhaps because they develop rhythm disorders later than men.
Another possibility: "Anger and hostility may not be risk factors for women," says head researcher Elaine D. Eaker, ScD, president and owner of Eaker Epidemiology Enterprises in Chili, Wisconsin.
Particularly worrisome for the men: In the same study, two-thirds of the men who developed AF did so before age 60, and most of them had no known signs of heart disease. "AF usually occurs in older people who already have had structural problems with their hearts," says Dr. Eaker. "The take-home message is that for men, letting your anger out is not necessarily good if you express it in a fiery, hotheaded way." The results, published in Circulation, the journal of the American Heart Association, suggest that if your man is prone to temper tantrums, you should help him relax before he blows a gasket.


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Hampden Township Police are investigating a recent increase in both evening and daytime home burglaries.
The department has investigated five break-ins in the past two weeks that took place during all hour of the day.
At this time, there is no indication that the burglaries within the township are related but police believe it's possible that a break-in in the Country Club Park area may be related to burglaries in nearby municipalities.
A recent burglary near Hampden Township was interrupted by a family member coming home from school. The suspect in this incident was a thin-built male around 20 years old. There was no vehicle parked in the area.
On April 9 around 9 p.m., a homeowner walked in to their home on the first block of Maybelle Court to discover a burglary in process. The burglar, or burglars, fled the home and left the person's property outside. Around 12:30 p.m. on April 11 police received a report of jewelry and electronics stolen from a home on the 400 block of Penn Ayr Road. On April 17 police say similar items were taken from a home on the 3800 of Pamay Drive around 1:20 p.m. Thirty minutes later, there was a report of an attempted burglary on the 3800 block of Copperkettle Road.
If you believe your home was burglarized, police suggest that you stay outside and call 911.
Police also provided the following tips:
- Notify neighbors when you are away and encourage them to call 911 if something suspicious occurs.
- Use an alarm system.
- If you are working in your yard, make sure all of your exterior doors are closed and locked.
Call police if any of the following happens:
-A stranger comes to your door and asks if someone you don't know is home, and apologizes for having the wrong address;
-Someone rings your doorbell and no one is at the door when you respond;
-Someone is soliciting or attempting to sell you items/services at your home and does not have an approved Hampden Township Peddler's Permit which is required by ordinance;
-Or if someone does have a permit and you are not sure of its validity. If you can safely do so, obtain a description of the person(s), as well as, any vehicle being used and the direction of travel.
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Police in Bucks County say one person was rushed to a hospital after a shooting in Levittown.
According to police at the scene, the shooting happened just before 8:30 p.m. Tuesday night in the area of the 1500 block of Haines Road in a small warehouse behind a bar.
Police say the victim, a man, was shot twice in the legs.
The victim was taken to Saint Mary Medical Center, but his condition is not yet known.
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Michael Riley: Moody's Lowers the Bomb…Look Out Rhode Island
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
As I have been emphasizing, it is very important to be aware of Moody's recently made modifications to the way it assesses local governments' credit risk. These changes include an increase in the weight attached to measurements of debt and pension obligations (from 10% to 20%) and a decrease in the weight attached to measurements of the economy and tax base (from 40% to 30%). The city's debt and pension obligations and diverse tax base were discussed in Moody's rationale for the downgrade.
Moody's identifies the following major financial issues as contributors to the ratings downgrade:
Unfunded Pension Liabilities
Chicago has large and growing unfunded pension liabilities that threaten the city's fiscal solvency. According to the ratings report, Chicago is an extreme outlier. Using at least one indicator, the city's FY2012 adjusted net pension liability, as calculated by Moody's according to their methodology, is eight times the City's operating revenue, the highest of any rated U.S. local government. Note that there is something very odd about Chicago pension accounting in that they use an open amortization period of 30 years. This is a big no-no and further evidence that 'actuaries are hired guns' often incentivized to produce a rosy forecast by the cities that hire them. It appears that Moody's used a discount rate well below 6% for Chicago.
Additional Revenue and Budgetary Adjustments
The city needs substantial new revenue and other budgetary adjustments. Moody's opines that the city is "unwilling" to utilize its full taxing authority to adequately fund pensions and says that is credit negative. The ratings agency goes on to say that the near doubling of the city's property tax that would be required to fund pensions at an actuarially determined amount could be absorbed by the city's tax base. However, Moody's also cautions that the city has overlapping needs with similar pension and budgetary crises at Chicago Public Schools.
Providence is very different. They have been more than willing to tax. Providence has maxed out its main source of revenue of "property taxes", where it leads the nation. The populous is already over-taxed. Providence will need to start selling assets and finding new tax revenues and importantly, cut spending and/or benefits.
Large and Growing Debt Obligations
The city's high debt levels continue to grow, placing an additional burden on the city's tax base. The city's net bonded debt per capita has grown from $1,565 per resident in FY2002 to $2,886 per resident in FY2012, an increase of 84.3%. At $2,886 per resident, the city's bonded debt burden is second only to New York when compared to thirteen other large US cities. Let's compare that debt burden to Providence as well as town other metrics, and see that Providence has higher burden per Capita than Chicago.
This recent downgrade by Moody's is a huge warning shot over the bow of cities across America and will directly affect Rhode Island. After several years of warning every city official and actuary that Moody's clearly was going to focus more on pension accounting, pension debt and OPEB, it is now official. Providence ignored this, and now is very vulnerable to downgrade. Moody's is using much more reasonable and lower discount rates (well less than 6% in Chicago) on pension liability to determine overall solvency and debt burdens. Cities in Rhode Island would be wise to look at my numbers, which use Moody's and other leading institutions and economists' calculations, and ignore the cities own ad hoc discount rates determined by " hired guns."
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Comment #1 by Dan Marion on 2014 03 25
Oh never mind
Comment #2 by Redd Ratt on 2014 03 25
Spot on! This echoes the comments made by Mr. Vandemersch about Narragansett's finances and the rash of bond issues Narragansett wants on the ballot in November. The Council cut one off, big deal! Still no inclination of funding their share of the pension. It will be interesting to see if the Council duplicates cutting what the Town Manager recommends like they did last year.
Comment #3 by Gansett Proud on 2014 03 25
Comment #4 by Redd Ratt on 2014 03 25
Eventually the State will consist solely of illegal immigrants and State workers.
Comment #5 by Jim D on 2014 03 25
Comment #6 by michael riley on 2014 03 25
Comment #7 by catherine celeberto on 2014 03 25
see below:
The biggest of the big 3 rating agencies responsible for the sub-prime crisis -Moody's.
"The mortgage-related securities at the heart of the crisis could not have been marketed and sold without their seal of approval. Investors relied on them, often blindly. In some cases, they were obligated to use them, or regulatory capital standards were hinged on them. This crisis could not have happened without the rating agencies. Their ratings helped the market soar and their downgrades through 2007 and 2008 wreaked havoc across markets and firms"
Further info.re;the above is readily available on the internet.
Comment #8 by catherine celeberto on 2014 03 25
Comment #9 by michael riley on 2014 03 25
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Comment #11 by michael riley on 2014 03 25
Comment #12 by Redd Ratt on 2014 03 25
Comment #13 by Harry Staleyu on 2014 03 25
Comment #14 by Stephen DeNinno on 2014 03 25
End all defined benefit retirement programs. They are a ponzi scheme that relies on growing government to keep paying the generous pensions that sometimes last for 30 plus years.
Comment #15 by Redd Ratt on 2014 03 25
Please detail the "fraud".
I am willing to listen.
Comment #16 by catherine celeberto on 2014 03 26
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Comment #18 by Stephen DeNinno on 2014 03 26
How many RI pols and Judges etc have been imprisoned over the years - several. Does that change anything monetarily? No.
Follow the money. How much is being spent on English as a second language teachers, bus monitors, teachers aides, school psychologists, welfare, medicaid, food stamps, section 8 housing?
Comment #19 by Jim D on 2014 03 26
But today we need to deal with the reality we face today, just as private union retirees have faced cuts. Just as Social security benefits have been cut. Consider yourself lucky you have a Providence pension instead of social security.
Comment #20 by Redd Ratt on 2014 03 26
Comment #21 by Stephen DeNinno on 2014 03 26
Right now as I write this emergency personnel in Boston are battling a Brownstone fire in 30 mile an hour winds. I'm don't think I'm willing to take anything from them.
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Comment #23 by Stephen DeNinno on 2014 03 27
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Sophomore guard Jarvis Haywood was at the center of two Jacksonville men's basketball victories this past weekend and on Monday received his first career Atlantic Sun Player of the Week award. It is the fourth weekly award Haywood has received from the A-Sun, after being named Newcomer of the Week three times last season as a freshman.
After being limited to 13 points in the two games coming into the weekend, Haywood broke out in a big way on Thursday night. Going into halftime, he had scored four points and the Dolphins trailed East Tennessee State, 41-34. That changed quickly. Haywood had poured in 10 points before the first media timeout and he went on to shoot 9-of-10 from the floor in the second half, ending the night with 28 points and sending East Tennessee to a 91-86 defeat.
No such dramatics were needed on Saturday. Riding the emotion of Senior Day, Jacksonville got off to a torrid start from the field and opened up a huge advantage over USC Upstate. Haywood scored 12 points in each half, providing the Dolphins with a consistent offensive force. The lead grew to as much as 21 points in the second half, with only a late hot streak from downtown from the Spartans making the final a deceivingly close 88-82. On top of his scoring output in which he shot over 70 percent from the floor in the two wins, Haywood also produced eight rebounds and five assists in each game.
Haywood has hovered at or near the top of the Atlantic Sun scoring leaders all season. He enters the final week of the regular season in second place in the conference at 16.9 points per game.
The Dolphins are currently the No. 7 seed for the upcoming Atlantic Sun Tournament but can rise to as high as the No. 5 seed depending on how the next two games play out. Jacksonville gets its home stretch underway on Thursday night at Kennesaw State, and then ends the regular season at Mercer on Saturday afternoon.


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A Florida man was sentenced to life in prison Friday for stabbing a Chicago Bears fan to death in a Jacksonville, Fla., bar in 2012, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.
Matthew Hinson was sentenced to life for killing William "Chris" Pettry, 42, in October of 2012, said Jackelyn Barnard, of the Duval County State's attorney's office.
Pettry's family rejoiced in the sentence.
"Finally the day has arrived and that SOB is in Jail for LIFE !!!!! YES LIFE," Pettry's widow Karen Hunt Pettry said on her Facebook page. "This is one happy mama. Happy Dance !!! Even better no parole !"
Hinson, 29, pleaded guilty last May to second-degree murder for killing the Lake Villa man, who was visiting Florida to attend a Bears-Jacksonville Jaguars game. The sentencing range was between 20 years to life in prison.
Hinson had been accused of taking out a knife and slashing Pettry in the throat after he spotted Pettry talking to Hinson's wife. Hinson then walked calmly out of the bar with a bloody knife in his pocket, according to police
Pettry's death brought an outpouring of support for the family, including from the Chicago Bears. Quarterback Jay Cutler provided the Pettry family with tickets and mingled with them on the field before a game.
While Hinson confessed to the stabbing, he told police he didn't remember his reasons for doing so.
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Performance boaters have long taken a bad rap for being gold-chained, fat-walleted, egotistical blowhards who quickly swap a check for 2,000 hp marine missiles and menace the waterways.
Forget that stereotype. Today's go-fast boaters are more cerebral, more competitive and less likely to assume they know it all. The prevailing attitude is that with speed comes responsibility. Because of this, performance-driving boat schools are cropping up around the country. Some are run by manufacturers like Donzi Marine. Others are independent programs such as Tres Martin's Performance Boat School.
I had a chance to attend both schools on the infamous go-fast waters of Lake Havasu on the California-Arizona border, during the area's popular Desert Storm Shootout. What I learned about going fast on the water will make you a safer boater and may save you some money.
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Jim Waters, a top-level Hollywood executive, is a longtime boater. He recently acquired a DCB (Dave's Custom Boats) twin-engine catamaran. Faced with a more aggressive hull style and increased horsepower, he decided to seek out additional training.
Scott and Shellie Potter, from California, felt the same way after acquiring their three-year-old DCB F29. They loved the adrenaline rush from speed. But when friends came along, Shellie was too often relegated to the back seat.
"I was tired of that. I wanted to know more about how to handle the boat, dock it, launch and load it. I wanted to be more confident in my ability to take it out alone," she said.
Scott was happy to see her take a more active interest in the sport, and wanted to be a better driver himself, so their week's vacation at Desert Storm began with two days of instruction from Tres Martin and Brad Schoenwald, partners in the Ultra High Performance Course. The school runs $2,500 per student, but the ability to run your fast rig with greater skill and confidence pays a priceless dividend on your investment.
Martin is world-renowned as a racing and performance expert, and throughout his lectures, students furiously jot notes. All of his words come from his years of experience; Martin won't commit his lessons to a textbook — he's afraid of losing control of the content to competitors.
Competition? After attending these classes, I also met up with Craig Barrie, vice president of sales for Donzi Marine and chief instructor for hands-on training aboard the Donzi 38 ZR Competition. The "Comp," as Barrie's team calls it, is a dual-helm boat ideally suited for training wannabe captains. Between the two schools, I picked up a ton of great skill-sharpening lessons worthy of any boater's performance tool bag.


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Celebrate summer with new episodes of 'Unsung'
- Written by Bobbi Booker
- Published in Lifestyles
Summer and music go hand in hand, and the latest TV One "Unsung" series helps celebrate the season with several new documentaries. The top-rated series of one-hour biographies recalls the lives and careers of successful artists or groups who, despite great talent, have not received the level of recognition they deserve.
The multi-faceted artists featured on "Unsung" have contributed significantly to popular culture and to the life memories and experiences of the past three or four generations, yet have either failed to achieve that same level of superstardom, or have compelling life stories the details of which have largely remained untold. "Unsung" focuses on gifted musical talents who have played an important role in recent music history, but have not necessarily become household names.
"What better way to celebrate summer than with music, and what better way to celebrate music than with new episodes of Unsung?" said TV One Executive Vice President of original programming and production Toni Judkins. "While we have now produced several dozen episodes of 'Unsung,' it t is remarkable that we have no shortage of incredibly talented candidates for new episodes — and our audience continues to want more. The winter 2012 season of 'Unsung' was our highest-rated, most-watched season ever, and we look forward to celebrating with our viewers more amazing stories of great talent this summer and helping to paint that richer portrait of Black music in America."
For the latest episode, the soul funk disco band Con Funk Shun gather for the first time to tell the story of a truly "Unsung" band. With five gold albums and 16 top 40 singles, Con Funk Shun strode across the funk and R&B scene for more than a decade. From their roots as high-school friends in Vallejo, California, they honed their chops at Stax records in Memphis, while developing an irrepressibly danceable sound. With hits like "Fun," "Shake & Dance With Me," "Chase Me," and "Love's Train," the group performed in sold-out arenas around the country, while showing off lavish outfits and tightly choreographed moves. But after 17 years together, a succession of personal conflicts caused the band to fall apart. And a decade later, one of their founding members was killed in circumstances at once mysterious and chilling.
Con Funk Shun was formed in Vallejo, California, in 1969 by classmates Louis A. McCall and Michael Cooper. With McCall on drums and percussion and Cooper providing lead vocals and lead guitar, the group went on to include Karl Fuller (trumpet), Paul Harrell (saxophone/flute), Cedric Martin (bass guitar), Danny Thomas (keyboards), and Felton C. Pilate II (trombone/lead vocals). They moved to Memphis in 1973 and got a major record deal with Mercury in 1976.
During their 10 years with Mercury, the band received four RIAA gold album awards and other industry accolades, while performing on major national tours and overseas. The group disbanded in 1986 after lead singers Cooper and Pilate II left for solo careers. Cooper had a few moderate hits while signed to Warner Bros. and Pilate went on to be the musical director and producer for rapper MC Hammer. In 1994, they started appearing together as Con Funk Shun again with sidemen in the place of the original members. The new band appears at old school festivals and nostalgia shows throughout the country.
McCall was murdered in 1997 in a home invasion robbery in Stone Mountain, Ga. His wife, Linda Lou, fought to keep the case active for 11 years, only to see the suspect release on home arrest. For this "Unsung" episode, the remaining original members, along with family and friends, tell the behind-the-scenes story of an important American band.
Con Funk Shun's documentary premieres on TV One's series "Unsung" on Monday, July 9 at 9 p.m. The episode repeats at midnight.


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BULLETIN FROM 10/30/2012 00:00:00 TO 11/02/2012 23:59:59Case Types: (LW) Incident, (AR) Arrest, (FC) Field Contact, (TC) Citation/Summons, (OR) Ordinance, (TA) Accident, (DB) Miscellaneous EventsUser: KOCHLAU ELKHART POLICE DEPARTMENTPrinted: 09:40, November 2, 2012, Friday Page #: 1Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20121030012 Society VICTIM of Maintain Com Nuis-one+time-keep/sell-cntrl Sub-marijuana (C),at 29633 Old Us 20, Elkhart, IN, on 10/30/2012, 11:04. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW GRUBER, J.*LW216304*After a short term drug investigation into David Benn selling and cultivatingmarijuana at his house at 29633 US 20 West a search warrant was obtained. Thesearch warrant was served on 10/30/2012 at approximately 1130 hrs. During thesearch of the home approximately 43 marijuana plants were located and seizedalong with just over 2 pounds of loose marijuana. David Benn was arrested forDealing/Cultivating Marijuana and Maintaining a Common Nuisance.Maintain ComNuis-one+time-keep/sell-cntrlSub-marijuana20121030002 Meadows, Tom Lee (W M, 27) VICTIM of Auto Theft - Other Vehicles (C), at 913Grant St, Elkhart, IN, between 01:30, 10/30/2012 and 02:05, 10/30/2012. Reported:10/30/2012.LW STEWART, S. L.*LW216294*Tom Meadows (age 27, 913 Grant Street) said that some time between 0130 and0215 hours on 10-30-12 an unknown person stole his black 2012 Peace Sportmoped from his front porch. Approximate value is $3000.00.Auto Theft - OtherVehicles20121030004 Elkhart Police Department VICTIM of Damage To City Property (C), at 515 VistulaSt/w High St, Elkhart, IN, on 10/30/2012, 04:35. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW ROUNDTREE, B.Damage To City *LW216296*Property20121030007 Gales, James Michael (W M, 37) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - Damages Property(C), at 300 S Main St, Elkhart, IN, between 20:00, 10/29/2012 and 08:56, 10/30/2012.Reported: 10/30/2012.LW THOMAS, F. C.*LW216299*James Gales of 302 N Kalamazoo St, White Pigeon reported that between10-29-2012 at 2000 hours and 10-30-2012 at 0856 hours, unknown person(s)broke the rear passanger side window of his 2000 Lincoln Navigator stretch limoas it was parked in the 300 block of S. Main St. Estimated value of the damage is$200.00.Criminal Mischief -Damages Property20121030006 Ruszkowski, Kori Anne (W F, 36) VICTIM of Fraud - Credit Card - UnlawfulyObtained (C), at 1800 East Bristol St, Elkhart, IN, between 12:00, 10/13/2012 and12:00, 10/27/2012. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW BOGART, M. A.*LW216298*On 10/30/12 Mr. Kori Ruszkowski came to the EPD front desk to reportFraudulent use of her Debit Card at a local business.Fraud - CreditCard - UnlawfulyObtained20121030009 Gray, Charles E. (B M, 59) VICTIM of Incorrigibility-children Won`t Mind Parents(C), at 621 W Blaine Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 08:30, 10/30/2012 and 10:04,10/30/2012. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW ANGLEMYER, B.*LW216302*On the 30th of October 2012 I was dispatched to 621 W Blaine Ave reference anincorrigible child.Incorrigibility-children Won`t MindParents20121030011 Ettline, Terry (W F, 56) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 175 Waterfall Dr,Elkhart, IN, between 05:30, 10/27/2012 and 11:15, 10/27/2012. Reported:10/30/2012.LW PRICE, M. K.*LW216301*On 10-30-2012 at 1102 hrs a subject approached the front desk of the ElkhartPolice Department to report a theft situation.Theft - All OtherR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 10/30/2012 00:00:00 To 11/02/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 2Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20121030014 City Of Elkhart VICTIM of Damage To City Property (C), at 0 Richmond St/virginiaSt, Elkhart, IN, on 10/30/2012, 14:14. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW STUFF, L.*LW216306*On 10-31-12 around 1414 hrs a damage to city propery was reported in the 700block of Richmond St.Damage To CityProperty20121030015 Water Tower Place VICTIM of Theft - All Other (A), at 320 La Salle St, Elkhart, IN,between 00:46, 10/28/2012 and 01:42, 10/28/2012. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW ANGLEMYER, B.*LW216307*On the 30th of October I was dispatched to the Water Tower Place 320 La Salle Streference an attempted theft of one of their computers.Theft - All Other20121030016 Society VICTIM of Damage To City Property (C), at 201 S 2nd St, Elkhart, IN, on10/30/2012, 14:44. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW HOLMES, T.*LW216310*On 10/30/2012 a damage to city property report was taken at 201 S. 2nd St.Damage To CityProperty20121030017 Funes, Maria E. (W F, 51) VICTIM of Theft - From Motor Vehicles (not VehicleParts) (C), at 2520 Industrial Pkwy, Elkhart, IN, between 05:50, 10/30/2012 and14:30, 10/30/2012. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW MAYER, D.*LW216309*On 10-30-2012 at 1517 hours a Theft From Vehicle report was taken at 2520Industrial Parkway from Maria Funes (51 year old femal victim) afterapproximately $270.00 in items were taken/destroyed.Theft - From MotorVehicles (notVehicle Parts)20121030018 Society VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - Damages Property (C), at 623 W Franklin St,Elkhart, IN, on 10/30/2012, 15:17. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW ODLE, C.*LW216308*On 10-30-2012 at approximately 3:17 P.M. I took a criminal mischief report at 623W. Franklin St.Criminal Mischief -Damages Property20121030019 Benitez Guzman, Celeste Nmn (W F, 41) VICTIM of Identity Deception - AssumeAnother Persons Id (C), at 1303 Moffat Ln, Elkhart, IN, between 00:00, 04/19/2012and 15:00, 10/30/2012. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW MONTES DE OCA,*LW216311*On 10.30.12 at 1530 hrs. Celeste Benitez Guzman reported her identity wasbeing used for employment in Mount Airy, North Carolina.Identity Deception- Assume AnotherPersons Id20121030021 City Of Elkhart VICTIM of Damage To City Property (C), at 721 Orange St/cone St,Elkhart, IN, on 10/30/2012, 15:59. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW OBERLIN, M. A.*LW216313*On 10/30/2012 at 1559hrs I arrived at 721 Orange St reference a accident withdamage to city property.Damage To CityProperty20121030023 Kalady, William M. (W M, 47) VICTIM of Leaving The Scene Personal Injury (C), at746 W Bristol St, Elkhart, IN, between 17:07, 10/30/2012 and 17:11, 10/30/2012.Reported: 10/30/2012.LW OBERLIN, M. A.*LW216315*On 10/30/2012 at 1717hrs I arrived at 746 W Bristol St reference a accidentleaving the scene with injuries.Leaving The ScenePersonal Injury20121030025 Summers, Stefanie Anne (W F, 42) VICTIM of Theft - From Motor Vehicles (notVehicle Parts) (C), at 1347 Valentines Ln, Elkhart, IN, between 08:30, 10/30/2012and 16:00, 10/30/2012. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW GELESKE, J. E.*LW216317*On 10-30-2012 at 19:35 hours I arrived at 1347 Valentines Ln in reference to atheft report from a vehicle.Theft - From MotorVehicles (notVehicle Parts)20121030027 Society VICTIM of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac .15% Or Greater (C), at 110Northpointe Blvd, Elkhart, IN, on 10/30/2012, 20:17. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW HOLMES, T.*LW216320*On 10/30/2012 Michael Carper, a 30 year old male, was arrested for Operating AVehicle With A BAC Of .15% Or Greater.Operating AVehicle With A Bac.15% Or GreaterR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 10/30/2012 00:00:00 To 11/02/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 3Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20121030030 Avelar, Ramon (W M, 37) VICTIM of Auto Theft - Auto (C), at 808 H Ln, Elkhart,IN, between 16:00, 10/27/2012 and 22:01, 10/30/2012. Reported: 10/30/2012.LW TRIPP, J. A.*LW216321*On 10-30-2012 at approximately 2201 hrs police were dispatched to 808 H LNreference a vehicle theft.Auto Theft - Auto20121031001 Society VICTIM of Driving While Suspended- Prior (C), at 1035 W Garfield Ave/s11th St, Elkhart, IN, on 10/31/2012, 00:42. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW HAIGH, S. A.*LW216324*On 10-31-2012 at 12:57am Regina R. Cosby (40yrs) of 533 W. Hubbard Ave.was arrested for driving while suspended - prior.Driving WhileSuspended- Prior20121031002 Witman, Abigail Marie (W F, 22) VICTIM of Theft - From Motor Vehicles (notVehicle Parts) (C), at 3029 Crabtree Ln, Elkhart, IN, on 10/31/2012, 01:00. Reported:10/31/2012.LW RUCKER, A. J.*LW216325*On 10-31-12 at 0100 hrs., the victim went out to her car at 3029 Crabtree Ln.and found 2 males inside her car. Both males fled the scene and took her purse.Theft - From MotorVehicles (notVehicle Parts)20121031004 Delano, Stephen David (W M, 37) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 2518 OaklandAve, Elkhart, IN, on 10/31/2012, 06:26. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW CONTRERAS, J.*LW216327*On 10-31-12 at 6:26am I was sent to 2518 Oakland Ave apt 205 regarding a theftreport.Theft - All Other20121031005 Feldman, Angela Rebecca (W F, 29) VICTIM of Theft - From Motor Vehicles (notVehicle Parts) (C), at 1800 Parke Pl, Elkhart, IN, between 16:30, 10/30/2012 and06:57, 10/31/2012. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW JONES, D. L.*LW216328*On 10-31-2012 at 700 am, a theft from a motor vehicle was reported in the 1800block of Parke Place.Theft - From MotorVehicles (notVehicle Parts)20121031007 Walker, Pamela (W F, 59) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 200 W Lusher Ave,Elkhart, IN, between 18:00, 10/30/2012 and 19:00, 10/30/2012. Reported:10/31/2012.LW BALLARD, J. E.*LW216330*On 10/31/2012, a wallet containing several credit cards was reported stolenfrom a victim attending a sporting event in the 200 block of Lusher Avenue.Theft - All Other20121031009 Walmart VICTIM of Theft - Shoplifting (C), at 175 Co Rd 6 W, Elkhart, IN, between08:40, 10/31/2012 and 09:57, 10/31/2012. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW MCCONNELL, T.*LW216332*On October 31, 2012, at around 1010hrs., Mr. Curtis Schuh (38yrs), LossPrevention Officer for Walmart-175 West CR Six, Elkhart Indiana reported that hehad observed a 33 year old female select, and concealed $76.24 worth ofHalloween costume accessories, and attempted to leave the store without payingfor the items.Theft - Shoplifting20121031010 Society VICTIM of Truancy (C), at 200 W Lusher Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 07:05,10/31/2012 and 10:37, 10/31/2012. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW216333*On October 31, 2012, at approximately 1039 hours, a 13 year old male wasarrested for truancy after showing up to school late.Truancy20121031011 Stone, Julia (W F, 42) VICTIM of Failure To Stop After Damage To UnattendedVehicle (C), at 431 S 3rd St, Elkhart, IN, on 10/31/2012, 11:16. Reported:10/31/2012.LW BALLARD, J. E.*LW216334*On 10/31/2012, an unoccupied vehicle suffered approximately $1500 damageafter being struck by another vehicle while parked in the 300 block of WestFranklin Streert. The other vehicle left the scene of the collision without notifyingthe owner of the other vehicle.Failure To StopAfter Damage ToUnattendedVehicleR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 10/30/2012 00:00:00 To 11/02/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 4Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20121031012 Egh/er VICTIM of Fraud - Credit Card - Unlawfuly Obtained (C), at 600 East Blvd,Elkhart, IN, on 09/20/2012, 12:00. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW ROA, R.*LW216335*On 10-31-2012 at 1120hrs. I was dispatched to Elkhart General Hospital, 600 EastBlvd Ekhart, IN in reference a Fraud report. Upon my arrival I was met with anemployee identified as Kimberly J. Harris 48 years of age. She said that a creditcard from EGH was used and she wanted to file a report.Fraud - CreditCard - UnlawfulyObtained20121031014 Rodriguez, Crystal A. (W F, 21) VICTIM of Theft-from Motor Veh (not VehicleParts) Over $100k (C), at 213 S Michigan St, Elkhart, IN, between 12:00, 10/25/2012and 12:00, 10/26/2012. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW ROA, R.*LW216337*On 10-31-2012 at 1257hrs. I responded to a theft report. Upon my arrival I wasmet with Crystal A. Rodriguez 21 years of age. She said that she wanted to file atheft report.Theft-from MotorVeh (not VehicleParts) Over $100k20121031021 Marathon VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 1589 W Franklin St, Elkhart, IN,between 10:32, 10/30/2012 and 11:00, 10/31/2012. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW HOLMES, T.*LW216344*On 10/31/2012 a theft report was taken at 1589 W. Franklin St.Theft - All Other20121031024 Eakins, Brandon (W M, 37) VICTIM of Battery (C), at 2608 California Rd, Elkhart,IN, between 15:18, 10/31/2012 and 15:44, 10/31/2012. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW216349*On October 31, 2012, at approximately 1544 hours, a 15 year old male wasarrested for disorderly conduct-fighting and battery against two school employeesafter a fight at Elkhart Memorial High School, 2608 California Road.Battery20121031033 Romero, Jose F. (W M, 37) VICTIM of Leaving Home Without Permission Of Parent,Guardian (C), at 2125 Toledo Rd, Elkhart, IN, between 16:00, 10/28/2012 and 19:00,10/31/2012. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW STEVENSON, J.*LW216356*On 10.31.12 at approximately 1930hrs, Jose Romero came into the Elkhart PoliceStation to report his son a runaway.Leaving HomeWithoutPermission OfParent, Guardian20121031034 Overmyer, Andrew C. (W M, 23) VICTIM of Suicide/attempts/threats Of (A), at 1201Co Rd 15, Elkhart, IN, between 20:00, 10/31/2012 and 20:10, 10/31/2012. Reported:10/31/2012.LW OBERLIN, M. A.*LW216359*On 10/31/2012 I arrived at 207 north Creekside reference a attempted suicide byoverdose. A 23 year old male was taken to the hospital.Suicide/attempts/threats Of20121031035 Society VICTIM of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac Between .08% & .15% (C), at1898 Mishawaka St/alma St, Elkhart, IN, on 10/31/2012, 21:11. Reported:10/31/2012.LW RAY, J. R.*LW216358*On 10-31-2012 at approximately 9:11PM I stopped a blue 1993 Ford forDisregarding Auto Signal and Driving left of Center at Alma St and MishawakaSt, Elkhart. The driver was found to be James Cuthbert (Adult Offender(1106Alma St, Elkhart.) James was arrested for Operating While Intoxicated- Felony.The official chemical test result of .14% was obtained.Operating AVehicle With A BacBetween .08% &.15%20121031037 Society VICTIM of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac .15% Or Greater (C), at 923Maple Row/n Vine St, Elkhart, IN, between 22:06, 10/31/2012 and 22:08,10/31/2012. Reported: 10/31/2012.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW216360*On October 31, 2012, at approximately 2221 hours, Nicole Usenick, age 36, of727 1/2 Michigan St., Elkhart, was arrested for OWI after a traffic accident at N.Vine St. and Maple Row. Usenick struck a parked car. Usenick later submitted toa blood draw which showed her alcohol level to beOperating AVehicle With A Bac.15% Or GreaterR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 10/30/2012 00:00:00 To 11/02/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 5Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20121101001 Wilson Ball, Jessica Lynn (W F, 28) VICTIM of Battery Domestic Presence ChildLess 16 (C), at 1209 Georgia Blvd, Elkhart, IN, on 10/31/2012, 23:31. Reported:10/31/2012.LW RUCKER, A. J.*LW216361*On 10-31-12 at 2334 hrs., I was dispatched to a Domestic Disturbance at 1209Georgia Blvd. apt. 31.Battery DomesticPresence ChildLess 1620121101024 Society VICTIM of Posses Cocaine/narc Drug-3 Grms+ (C), at 2700 Pleasant PlainAve, Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 15:10. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW WHITMYER, A.*LW216382*On 11/1/2012 Orlando Adams was arrested for Possession of Cocaine over 3grams and Neglect of Dependent. Adams was arrested after a traffic stop in the2700 Blk of Pleasant Plain.PossesCocaine/narcDrug-3 Grms+20121101002 Town & Country Apartements VICTIM of Trespass Refuses To Leave After BeingAsked (C), at 1209 Georgia Blvd, Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 01:51. Reported:11/01/2012.LW STEWART, S. L.*LW216362*On 11-1-12 at 0200 hours Jeffrey Ball was arrested at 1209 Georgia Blvd. forTrespass.Trespass RefusesTo Leave AfterBeing Asked20121101003 Green, Danisha Tashay (B F, 21) VICTIM of Battery Domestic (C), at 1034 PortageLn, Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 02:06. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW HAMLIN, T. J.*LW216363*On 11/1/2012 at approximately 0212 hours I, Ptlm. Travis Hamlin #416, took adomestic battery report at 1034 Portage Lane.Battery Domestic20121101004 Howard, April Joy (B F, 34) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - Damages Property (C),at 310 Division St, Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 02:41. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW BARTH, J. D.*LW216364*On 11/01/2012 at 02:41 hrs. officers responded to 310 Divison St. apt 204reference a criminal mischief report. Total damage is estimated at $200.00 dollars.Criminal Mischief -Damages Property20121101005 King, Kasey J. (B F, 24) VICTIM of Battery Bodily Injury W/hands, Fist, Feet, Etc.(C), at 2318 Morton Ave, Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 03:09. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW DAVIS, M.*LW216365*On 11-1-12 at 0315hrs I took a battery and criminal mischief report from KaseyKing (age: 24) of 52073 Brookstream Circle Apt: A at 2318 Morton Avenue.Kasey had minor lacerations on her right knee and her father`s (Charles Calhoun,age: 64, of 2920 Creekmore Court) Jeep window was broken (value $300.00).Battery BodilyInjury W/hands,Fist, Feet, Etc.20121101007 Society VICTIM of Operating A Motor Veh W/o Ever Receiving A License (C), at600 Blazer Blvd/richmond St, Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 04:59. Reported:11/01/2012.LW HAMLIN, T. J.*LW216367*On 11/1/2012 at approximately 0500 hours I, Ptlm. Travis Hamlin #416, arrestedRuben Galindo-Vazquez, 22 years old, at Richmond St. and Blazer Blvd forOperating a motor vehicle while never receiving a license.Operating A MotorVeh W/o EverReceiving ALicense20121101008 Jackson, Shawana Lytell (B F, 36) VICTIM of Leaving Home Without Permission OfParent, Guardian (C), at 1138 Middlebury St, Elkhart, IN, between 21:00, 10/31/2012and 06:16, 11/01/2012. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW MOTZ, R. A.*LW216368*On Thursday November 1, 2012 around 6:15am a Shawana Jackson came down tothe front desk of the Elkhart Police Department to file a runaway report on her 15year old son.Leaving HomeWithoutPermission OfParent, Guardian20121101014 Society VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - Damages Property (C), at 632 W Marion St,Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 08:43. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW ODLE, C.*LW216374*On 11-01-2012 at approximately 8:43 A.M. I completed a vandalism report for632 W. Marion St.Criminal Mischief -Damages PropertyR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 10/30/2012 00:00:00 To 11/02/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 6Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20121101019 Cvs Pharmacy VICTIM of Theft - Shoplifting (C), at 551 E Jackson Blvd, Elkhart, IN,between 12:50, 11/01/2012 and 12:53, 11/01/2012. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW PETERSON, J.*LW216380*On 11/01/12 at 1253 hours Anthony Akins (54 y.o. male) was arrested for theftand drug possession charges near 430 Waterfall Dr in Elkhart, IN.Theft - Shoplifting20121101021 Martin, Sabrina Jane (W F, 34) VICTIM of Robbery - Causing Bodily Injury (C), at1222 Cyrilla Dr, Elkhart, IN, between 13:30, 11/01/2012 and 13:32, 11/01/2012.Reported: 11/01/2012.LW MCCONNELL, T.*LW216381*On November 01, 2012, at around 1330hrs., Ms. Sabrina Martin (34yrs), of 1222Cyrilla Drive, Elkhart Indiana reported that a burglary had happened at her homesometime during the day.Robbery - CausingBodily Injury20121101022 Hilton Gardens VICTIM of Trespassing (C), at 3401 Plaza Ct, Elkhart, IN, on11/01/2012, 13:54. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW ROA, R.*LW216384*On 11-1-2012 at 1354hrs. I was dispatched to Hilton Garden Inn, 3401 Plaza Ct.Elkhart, IN in reference a subject refusing to leave the hotel. Upon my arrival Iwas met with the manager, Susan Dawnson 44 years of age. She said that acustomer did not want to check out and leave the room and the hotel wanted himarrested.Trespassing20121101023 Walmart VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 175 Co Rd 6 W, Elkhart, IN, between14:12, 11/01/2012 and 14:24, 11/01/2012. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW JONES, D. L.*LW216385*David Dooley-Jones, 20, of 1217 Georgia Blvd, and Victoria Pendleton, 19, of1217 Georgia Blvd, were arrested for theft at Wal*Mart, 175 W Co Rd 6, on Nov1 2012 at 300 pm.Theft - All Other20121101033 Sims, Joshua Robert (B M, 19) VICTIM of Criminal Recklessness W/firearm (C), at1309 W Franklin St, Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 18:18. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW WEAVER, K.*LW216391*On 11/01/2012 Joshua Sims, Jeramiah Sims, and Adam Sims reported a male shota small caliber handgun at them.CriminalRecklessnessW/firearm20121101032 Miltenberger, Jennifer Lynn (W F, 38) VICTIM of Theft - From Motor Vehicles (notVehicle Parts) (C), at 1839 E Beardsley Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 09:00, 10/31/2012and 08:00, 11/01/2012. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW HUPP, S. A.*LW216390*On 11-1-2012 at 1830 hours Jennifer Miltenberger (38 years of age of 1839 E.Beardsley Ave. Elkhart, In.) reported that $87.00 worth of medication was stolenfrom the glove compartment of her vehicle.Theft - From MotorVehicles (notVehicle Parts)20121101034 Dyson, Freida (B F, 38) VICTIM of Leaving Home Without Permission Of Parent,Guardian (C), at 1838 Jon Dr, Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 17:15. Reported:11/01/2012.LW JONES, D. L.*LW216394*On Nov 1 2012 at 715 pm, a 15 year old boy was reported as a runaway by hismother, from the 1800 block of Jon Drive.Leaving HomeWithoutPermission OfParent, Guardian20121101040 Society VICTIM of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac .15% Or Greater (C), at 25999Co Rd 6/co Rd 9, Elkhart, IN, on 11/01/2012, 21:57. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW HOLMES, T.*LW216401*On 11/01/2012 Anthony Perkins, a 45 year old Male, was arrested at CR 6/CR 9,for Operating a Vehicle With a BAC of .15% or Greater.Operating AVehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater20121101039 Sledge, Thomas Otha (B M, 49) VICTIM of Failure To Stop After Accident DamageAnd Exchange Info (C), at 728 Fieldhouse Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 21:30,11/01/2012 and 21:35, 11/01/2012. Reported: 11/01/2012.LW JANIS, M. E.Failure To Stop *LW216399*After AccidentDamage AndExchange InfoOn 11-1-2012 at 2137 hours I was dispatched to the area of 700 block ofR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 10/30/2012 00:00:00 To 11/02/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 7Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor OfficerFieldhouse Avenue reference a Hit and Run collision. Thomas Sledge (49 yearold) reported he was the victim of a Hit and Run collision.20121102001 Society VICTIM of Resisting Law Enforcement - Interferes W/veh Result Death (C),at 335 Chapman Ave, Elkhart, IN, on 11/02/2012, 00:16. Reported: 11/02/2012.LW HAMLIN, T. J.*LW216402*On 11/02/2012 at approximately 0016 hours I, Ptlm. Travis Hamlin #416, arrestedDamien Jackson, 20 year old male, at 407 W. Indiana Ave. Damien was arrestedfor the charges of Trespassing and fleeing from police.Resisting LawEnforcement -Interferes W/vehResult Death20121102004 Society VICTIM of Operating A Vehicle While Intoxicated (C), at 1500 S Main St,Elkhart, IN, on 11/02/2012, 02:39. Reported: 11/02/2012.LW CONTRERAS, J.*LW216405*On 11-02-12 at 2:39 am Parker L Pace DOB 02-14-64 was arrested for OWIduring a traffic stop on the 1500 block S. Main St. Pace failed the chemicaltest(.09 grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath).Operating AVehicle WhileIntoxicated20121030005 Piercy, Michael Paul (W M, 26) Arrest on chrg of Probation Violation (M), at 175Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 10/30/2012.AR DEJONG, M. A.Probation *AR66927*Violation20121030009 Juvenile (B M, 11) Arrest on chrg of Incorrigibility-children Won`t Mind Parents (M),at 621 W Blaine Ave, Elkhart, on 10/30/2012.AR ANGLEMYER, B.Incorrigibility-chil *AR66928*dren Won`t MindParents20121030005 Manriquez Hernandez, Josafhat Nmn (W M, 24) Arrest on chrg of Leaving The SceneProperty Damage (M), at 229 S 2nd St, Elkhart, on 10/30/2012.AR DEJONG, M. A.Leaving The Scene *AR66929*Property Damage20121030012 Benn, David John (W M, 55) Arrest on chrg of Deal Marijuana-posses/deal-btwn30grms-10 Lbs (F), at 29633 Old Us 20, Elkhart, on 10/30/2012.AR GRUBER, J.Deal *AR66930*Marijuana-posses/deal-btwn30grms-10 Lbs20121030027 Carper, Michael Arlen (W M, 30) Arrest on chrg of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater (M), at 110 Northpointe Blvd, Elkhart, on 10/30/2012.AR HOLMES, T.Operating A *AR66931*Vehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater20121030028 Morris, Centry Nesbit (B M, 31) Arrest on chrg of Probation Violation (M), at 175Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 10/30/2012.AR JANIS, M. E.Probation *AR66932*Violation20121030029 Johns, Anthony Harold Leslie (W M, 22) Arrest on chrg of Battery (M), at 175Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 10/30/2012.AR JANIS, M. E.Battery *AR66933*20121030031 Johnson, Jamel Eugene (B M, 30) Arrest on chrg of Driving While Suspended- Prior(M), at 25398 Co Rd 6/stryker St, Elkhart, on 10/30/2012.AR GELESKE, J. E.Driving While *AR66934*Suspended- Prior20121031001 Cosby, Regina Rochelle (B F, 40) Arrest on chrg of Driving While Suspended- Prior,M (M), at 1035 W Garfield Ave/s 11th St, Elkhart, on 10/31/2012.AR HAIGH, S. A.Driving While *AR66935*Suspended- Prior,MR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 10/30/2012 00:00:00 To 11/02/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 8Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20121031009 Tyson, Domini Roshel (B F, 33) Arrest on chrg of Theft - Shoplifting (F), at 175 CoRd 6 W, Elkhart, on 10/31/2012.AR MCCONNELL, T.Theft - Shoplifting *AR66937*20121031010 Juvenile (W M, 13) Arrest on chrg of Truancy (M), at 200 W Lusher Ave, Elkhart, on10/31/2012.AR FLOREA, A. P.Truancy *AR66936*20121017025 Mcguffey, Marc Wesley (W M, 24) Arrest on chrg of Battery Domestic PresenceChild Less 16 (F), at 330 Lakeview Dr, Goshen, on 10/31/2012.AR PRIVETT, R. M.Battery Domestic *AR66938*Presence ChildLess 1620121031024 Juvenile (W M, 15) Arrest on chrg of Disorderly Conduct-fight, M (M), at 2608California Rd, Elkhart, on 10/31/2012.AR FLOREA, A. P.Disorderly *AR66940*Conduct-fight, M20121031025 Randle, Roosevelt Bates (B M, 37) Arrest on chrg of Contempt (M), at 175 WaterfallDr, Elkhart, on 10/31/2012.AR JANIS, M. E.Contempt *AR66939*20121031032 Harris, Joseph Seth (W M, 23) Arrest on chrg of Sewer And Or Water Utility Service(M), at 303 Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 10/31/2012.AR WOZNIAK, J.Sewer And Or *AR66941*Water UtilityService20121031035 Cuthbert, James Eugene (W M, 56) Arrest on chrg of Oper Vehicle W/intoxicatedW/prior Within 5 Years (F), at 1898 Mishawaka St/alma St, Elkhart, on 10/31/2012.AR RAY, J. R.Oper Vehicle *AR66942*W/intoxicatedW/prior Within 5Years20121031037 Usenick, Nicole Lynn (W F, 36) Arrest on chrg of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater (M), at 923 Maple Row, Elkhart, on 10/31/2012.AR FLOREA, A. P.Operating A *AR66943*Vehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater20121101002 Ball, Jeffrey Lain (W M, 29) Arrest on chrg of Trespass Enters After Being DeniedEntrance (M), at 1209 Georgia Blvd, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR STEWART, S. L.Trespass Enters *AR66944*After Being DeniedEntrance20121101007 Galindo Vazquez, Ruben (W M, 21) Arrest on chrg of Operating A Motor Veh W/oEver Receiving A License, M (M), at 600 Blazer Blvd, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR HAMLIN, T. J.Operating A Motor *AR66945*Veh W/o EverReceiving ALicense, M20121101009 Gonzalez, Roberto (W M, 21) Arrest on chrg of Op Mtr Veh Wo Evr Recv Lic Fta(M), at 175 Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR PETERSON, J.Op Mtr Veh Wo *AR66946*Evr Recv Lic Fta20121101019 Akins, Anthony Joseph (B M, 54) Arrest on chrg of Theft - Shoplifting, F (F), at 430Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR PETERSON, J.Theft - Shoplifting, *AR66948*FR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 10/30/2012 00:00:00 To 11/02/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 9Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20121101023 Pendleton, Victoria Elaine (B F, 19) Arrest on chrg of Theft - All Other (F), at 175 CoRd 6 W, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR JONES, D. L.Theft - All Other *AR66950*20121101023 Dooley Jones, David Thomas (B M, 20) Arrest on chrg of Theft - All Other (F), at 175Co Rd 6 W, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR JONES, D. L.Theft - All Other *AR66952*20121101022 Kelly, Charles Thomas (W M, 77) Arrest on chrg of Trespass Refuses To Leave AfterBeing Asked (M), at 3401 Plaza Ct, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR ROA, R.Trespass Refuses *AR66954*To Leave AfterBeing Asked20121101025 Nash, Anthony Lamar (B M, 55) Arrest on chrg of Driving While Suspended- Prior(M), at 822 W Cleveland Ave, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR JANIS, M. E.Driving While *AR66949*Suspended- Prior20121101027 Ruiz Rendon, Bartolo Nmn (W M, 40) Arrest on chrg of Operating A Motor VehicleW/o Receiving A License- Prior, M (M), at 2599 S Main St/beveridge Ave, Elkhart,on 11/01/2012.AR OBERLIN, M. A.Operating A Motor *AR66953*Vehicle W/oReceiving ALicense- Prior, M20121101024 Adams, Orlando Kevin (B M, 25) Arrest on chrg of Posses Cocaine/narc Drug-3Grms+ (F), at 2700 Pleasant Plain Ave, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR WHITMYER, A.Posses *AR66951*Cocaine/narcDrug-3 Grms+20121101040 Perkins, Anthony Scott (W M, 45) Arrest on chrg of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater, M (M), at 25999 Co Rd 6/co Rd 9, Elkhart, on 11/01/2012.AR HOLMES, T.Operating A *AR66956*Vehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater,M20121102001 Jackson, Damien Delpree (B M, 20) Arrest on chrg of Criminal Trespass - Prior ConvFor School Prop/science Fac, (F), at 300 W Indiana Ave, Elkhart, on 11/02/2012.AR HAMLIN, T. J.Criminal Trespass *AR66957*- Prior Conv ForSchoolProp/science Fac,20121102004 Pace, Parker Lynn (W M, 48) Arrest on chrg of Operating A Vehicle With A BacBetween .08% & .15% (M), at 1500 S Main St, Elkhart, on 11/02/2012.AR CONTRERAS, J.Operating A *AR66959*Vehicle With A BacBetween .08% &.15%20121101008 Juvenile (B M, 15) Arrest on chrg of Leaving Home Without Permission Of Parent,Guardian (M), at 175 Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 11/02/2012.AR BILLER, D. C.Leaving Home *AR66960*WithoutPermission OfParent, GuardianR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:
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Guitar, Music Theory, Piano, Trombone
I have a very extensive background when it comes to music. I learned piano at a very young age and once I started, I was hooked. I learned trombone, harmonica, guitar, and many other instruments. There wasn't anywhere in the world of music I wasn't willing to go! Throughout middle school and high school I took advantage of every opportunity I could. This included, Symphonic band, Jazz band, A Capella choir, Percussion Ensemble, and countless different small groups. When it came time to look at college, I took my commitment to music to an even deeper level. I decided to major in and exclusively study music. I continued in all of the ensembles I had been in and many more ranging from playing with string ensembles to playing in campus rock bands. This experience developed my skills even farther. I took trombone lessons from a world-renown trombone player all four years of college. I also took worship guitar lessons, jazz/blues guitar lessons, piano lessons, and vocal lessons. I also started my adventure in teaching lessons at this time. I taught mainly trombone and guitar throughout my college career. I attained my Music Ministry degree from Northwestern College in 2011. Since then, I've pursued leading worship in church, teaching music in any capacity possible, and recording my own music.
*** Lesson Details ***
My lessons are very tailored towards my students' needs. I am an incredibly flexible person and have had many experiences with every type of student. I combine what the student wants to learn with the essentials of whatever instrument they are learning. Certain techniques require a more strict, conservative approach, and others can take on a more free approach. But the bottom line is that I do what is necessary to make sure my students are learning the most possible. I often use method books to start my students off.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Music room: Acoustic guitar, electric guitar, amp, studio equipment, mixer, trombone, No piano at home studio, chairs, music stand, additional seating for parents if needed.
*** Specialties ***
Guitar - Chords, Scales, Songs (Music & Tab/Riff), Soloing
Piano - Reading & Playing Written Music, Chord Charts, Scales, Etudes
Trombone - Reading & Playing Written Music, Scales, Etudes, Skill/Tone Perfecting
Broadway Singing, French Horn, Music Performance, Opera Voice, Singing, Speaking Voice
Welcome! I'm glad you're here and hope we'll have a chance to work together.
I've been singing and teaching professionally for over 25 years, 22 of those in New York City and have had the privilege of making music with some amazing world-class musicians including:
~ Riccardo Muti/Philadelphia Orchestra/Carnegie Hall/NYC;
~ Kurt Masur/Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra/Avery Fisher Hall/NYC; and
~ Eugene Ormandy/ Philadelphia Orchestra/Academy of Music/Philadelphia, PA.
My training and honors include:
~ Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ: Master of Music
~ Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Studies in Aldeburgh, England: French Song
~ Dr. Gloria Cooper/Long Island University: Jazz Vocal Style
~ Lisa Popeil/Los Angeles: Popular Vocal Style
~ Liederkrantz Competition, NYC: Semi-finalist
~ NATS Student Auditions/Advanced Division/NJ: First Place
~ Pennsylvania State University/State College, PA: B.A.
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What will happen? During our first lesson, after I hear you sing and get to know you a bit, I'll select a collection of songs for you to use (accompaniment CD included). Some of the song collections include: Classical Contest Solos, 36 Solos for Young Singers, Disney Solos for Kids, Kids Broadway Songbook, First Book of Broadway Solos, Jazz Standards, Teens' Musical Theatre or Singer's Musical Theater Anthology.
Whether you're a beginner or advanced student, we'll always look at the basics first: things like posture, breathing, stretching, and tension-release. We'll also work on basic musicianship, diction, presentation and interpretation appropriate for your age and level. We'll use a voice lesson notebook created especially for your age/stage to help guide you through your lessons. I'll encourage you to perform in front of others, starting with our own Spring Recital, but also including periodic voice and master classes.
No matter what your age, ability or interest, I can help you:
a) have fun learning to sing better;
b) prepare a solo for family, friends or a piano bar,
c) prepare for a college or community choir audition, or
d) simply learn to make more beautiful sounds and see where it leads.
What are you waiting for?�
*** Studio Equipment ***
Designated Music Room: Piano, microphones, music stand, seating for parents in room as well as in larger waiting room , music collections for sale, diction charts, music reference books
*** Travel Equipment ***
Preferably, student should have a keyboard of some sort for warm-ups. I will provide CD player/amplifier with mic.
*** Specialties ***
I teach a healthy, free approach to singing based on a classic vocal technique of tall/aligned posture, low/released breath, suspended ribcage and relaxed jaw. That technique is applied (with necessary variation) to classical songs (arias, art and folk ) and non-classical songs (musical theater, cabaret/jazz standards, pop). We'll also cover basic musicianship and music reading.
> art songs, arias in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish for all age groups
> teaching the voice as an instrument for all ages
> vocal techniques for rock/pop singers
> beginning to intermediate French horn for all ages
Guitar, Ukulele
I was born into a musical family and grew up in N.Y.C. This included my father who was a guitar teacher,composer and band leader,my grandfather who was a violin maker and my great aunts who performed Hungarian Folk Music on the zither,violin,mandolin and guitar for President Roosevelt at the White House. I was exposed at a young age to the art of guitar teaching as I "tagged along" to my father's private lessons. This gave me a great foundation on which to build my own unique guitar teaching style. Musical performance has also been a part of my life ever since I first played the ukulele and sang at a wedding when I was only six years old. My experiences in performance also include playing rhythm guitar and forming a band in Middle School, performing at High School as well as college functions,being a member of a touring Stage Band while at college, directing children and adult choirs as well as worship leading for a local church and entertaining at assisted living facilities. I have also produced a demo cd of original compositions. I have been helping people learn the guitar ever since High School. While at college I also studied Music Theory. Over the years I have taught both private as well as group guitar lessons. Currently, I teach private guitar lessons at a local music workshop as well as group lessons for beginner as well as more advanced levels at a recreation center. In addition I also teach private and group ukulele lessons.I have taught the guitar to a wide array of students with various backgrounds and of all ages. For instance I currently teach guitar to a six year old. I have also taught guitar to baby boomers as well as senior citizens. My vast experience in guitar teaching will help the new student to get the individual care and attention that he or she deserves.
*** Lesson Details ***
My students can expect to learn, grow and develop their guitar playing skills at the individual pace which fits each student uniquely. I present a fun, laid back learning experience for the student within a structured environment with goals for each coming lesson. I believe each lesson should be building foundations for future lessons. I encourage my students to enjoy their learning experience and use their innate abilities to the fullest. I have developed my own curriculum which is a combination of musical terms, guitar chord charts, songs as well as other helpful material to get things started on a proper note.Usually, a beginner student learns at least one song during the very first lesson. I encourage my students to ask questions and strive to develop open communication. If needed, I begin new students on "partial chord formations" until their skills develop to more complex chording. In time, after basic skills have been mastered,I give my students the opportunity to request songs that they would like to learn. I would expect that in six months my student will have learned an array of songs which we will then build upon for more complex and varied musical presentation. This includes the development of right hand strumming and picking methods. I also encourage my students to challenge themselves, as I have found learning to play the guitar is indeed a life-time event.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I provide the music material and lessons for all my students. I expect my student to provide their own guitars, amps,guitar stands, etc.
*** Specialties ***
I teach folk, folk-rock, jazz , classic rock, classic pop and contemporary artists. I specialize in acoustical guitar but have also done some electric guitar teaching as well.I offer students to sing along with their playing which helps keep them on track.
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