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Peter Frampton Ends 2012 Dates On A Sour Note
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Peter Frampton wrapped his 2012 dates up on Saturday night (August 11th) at Asheville, North Carolina's Biltmore. Frampton's brief six-date run followed his massively successful Frampton Comes Alive 35 tour, and according to the guitarist, it ended on sour note, posting on his Facebook page: "Biltmore Estate great, sunset beautiful. Organization and security for show..... abysmal!"
Frampton didn't offer up any examples, but posted prior to the show: "Driving to Asheville, NC this afternoon to play the Biltmore Estate tonight. Wow, I have done the tour but never played there! This is our last show of the year and what a way to finish. Thanks everyone for being there and supporting my band and I for so many moons. Next year will be another marathon touring season for us. Hope to see you all again then. thx, pf."
Frampton has become a seasoned solo performed over the years, playing numerous world tours over the course of his career. He recalled to us his first dates as a solo artist on September 16th, 1972, when he opened for the J. Geils Band at Manhattan's Academy Of Music: "I blew my voice out doing the whole show. 45 minutes of flat-out -- no conservation whatsoever. So we got to the second show, and the review for the second show was, 'Great to see Frampton in a solo position. It was very surprising -- y'know, he did acoustic to electric, a little Humble Pie-ish. . . but the one amazing thing was, we never quite realized that Frampton sounded a lot, vocally, like Joe Cocker.' Well, that wasn't how I was supposed to sound! (laughs) I took it as a compliment, though."
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It's a sign of the times. I don't think I can go anywhere these days without my cell phone.
I may not use it wherever I'm going, but I have convinced myself that I must have it. Numerous times I leave the office, only to return minutes later after discovering I failed to put it in my purse.
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Political pundits and candidates have often spoken of the "definition of insanity" as "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result." Mostly, the words are used to place an opponent in an unfavorable light. However, I feel it is a better description to what we are as voters.
We fall for the same tired slogans. We believe a candidate is going to "fight for us" or "protect seniors" or "stand for veterans." Each time we believe and each time we are let down.
A lot of people in my acquaintance gave up certain things for Lent this year.
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Mark Twain is credited with saying: "If man could be crossed with the cat, it would improve the man but deteriorate the cat."
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I guess it should be noted that what you are reading is as much an illusion as an ironing board that poses as a person, a way of looking at what Lepage did. Lepage didn't come up with these ideas to solve a touring problem, but to help convey an idea. Earthlings, after all, see only one side of the moon, and the Lepage piece, about a man's search for meaning in a mysterious universe, is also about how perspective affects objects. By using props in so many different ways, he surprises us with the multiple possibilities and meanings of things, allowing us to go on our own journey of theatrical space.
But it's likely that using few props in many ways is helpful when the company tours, as it did most recently when the American Repertory Theatre brought this show to Cambridge, MA, and the University Musical Society presented it in Ann Arbor, MI. And the idea of double casting props may have implications for other designers and directors who want to simplify in order to tour or solve a budget crisis.
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Snyder and the team had a $4 million mutual option, but the Astros will instead pay him a $500,000 buyout. Snyder was brought in last year as a backup to the young Jason Castro.
Castro came into his own in 2012, with Snyder and Carlos Corporan as backups. Snyder played in 76 games, batting .176 with seven home runs and 24 RBI in 258 plate appearances. However, Corporan also gained traction as a solid candidate as a backup to Castro. He hit .269 with 13 RBI and four homers in 27 games last year but spent most of 2012 in Triple-A.
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"I heard about first through teachers and students. I don't think it represents our school well as a whole. I don't think it represents our class well as a whole," said senior, Sydney White.
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The Department of Homeland Security said less than 36 hours after rolling out the new Operation Predator app, one of the profiled fugitives was apprehended in Michigan.
Mark Robert Austin was arrested Friday afternoon without incident by federal agents along with officers from the Michigan State Police in the Flint area. After the app was announced, authorities got several tips telling them areas where Austin frequented.
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DURHAM — As a bailiff led Peter Lucas Moses out of an emotionally charged Durham County courtroom Friday, the 28-year-old man lifted up his cuffed hands in a half-wave toward his mother.
Orlando Hudson, the countys chief resident Superior Court judge, had just sentenced Moses to two consecutive life terms without possibility of parole for the 2010 first-degree murders of a 4-year-old boy and a 28-year-old woman who had been living with him.
The hearing exposed two warring descriptions of a killer.
At one extreme was Yvonne McKoy, the mother of Antoinetta Yvonne McKoy, whom Moses according to testimony had ordered killed because she couldnt have children and wanted to leave him and the bizarre cast of women who lived with them.
This man is evil, Yvonne McKoy told the judge.
Moses family and defense attorney were at the other extreme, portraying him more as a victim of Durhams mental health and court systems. Their views suggested that the murders of Antoinetta McKoy and Jadon Higganbothan, 4, were extreme consequences of inadequate mental health care. They described Moses as a man suffering from bi-polar disorder who had stopped taking his medication after a brush with the law led to an outstanding arrest warrant and the halt of his disability checks.
These crimes occurred at a time that Mr. Moses lost his Medicaid benefits, said Lisa Miles, the lawyer representing Moses. His illness made him do something monstrous. His character will make him atone for that.
Moses, who was on medication during the hearing Friday, listened quietly as McKoy, the mother of his former high school sweetheart, unleashed a barrage of thoughts and questions about what happened to her daughter.
Moses and Antoinetta McKoy, reported missing by her family shortly after her death in December 2010, had talked about marriage, and she had come to Durham to live with him.
By then, Moses purportedly subscribed to the tenets of the Black Hebrews, a radical sect that believes a race war is coming that will leave blacks dominant and supreme. He had patched together an unusual family at 2109 Pear Tree Lane in southeast Durham. Women who lived with him, according to court testimony, counted themselves as wives or common-law wives and often referred to him as Lord.
Jadons death
In October 2010, according to testimony, Moses shot Jadon, a boy living in the house with his mother. Women in the house, who also were charged criminally in the cases, told investigators that Moses shot the boy because he thought the child was gay after he touched the buttocks of one of Moses children.
Durham investigators began looking into Moses after a woman who had lived with him and other women, but left in early 2011, told them about the violence.
According to court testimony, Moses ordered two of the women to set up computers and speakers in the garage before he killed Jadon. Prosecutors contended that Moses then took the boy into the garage, where music and the Lords Prayer in Hebrew blared, and a gunshot sounded.
Some of the women cleaned up his bloodied body, prosecutors have said, then put it in a suitcase in the master bedroom until Moses complained about the smell.
Two months later, Moses ordered Antoinetta Yvonne McKoy killed, according to investigators, when he learned she couldnt have children and wanted to leave the group.
Antoinetta McKoy kept a diary and, after she found out she could not have children, wrote in several entries that she worried that Lord might kill her, according to court testimony.
McKoy tried to escape the house right before her death, according to a neighbor whom investigators interviewed. On one day in late December, she ran to the neighbors house and asked to use a cellphone to call her mother in Washington.
The neighbor thought the woman was mentally troubled and had run away from a group home, and did not call police.
The other women came out of the house where McKoy had been living and wrestled her to the ground, then dragged her back inside, the neighbor told investigators.
Moses then beat McKoy repeatedly and tried to strangle her with an extension cord. McKoy, according to the informant, begged for her life.
The defendant then got the gun that had been used to kill Jadon, the informant told investigators, and took it to the bathroom.
Three of Moses followers Vania Rae Sisk, Jadons mother, Lavada Quinzetta Harris and LaRhonda Renee Smith beat McKoy in the bathroom while religious music played before Sisk shot and killed her, according to testimony.
McKoys body was kept in a large trash bin inside the house, according to prosecutors, before it was buried in a shallow grave alongside the boys, at an Ashe Street house where Moses parents lived for a time.
Though McKoy had been reported missing by her family and Jadon had been reported missing by his father, it was not until June 2011 that the bodies were found.
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Sisk was sentenced last week to a minimum of 30 years in prison for her role in the deaths of her son and McKoy.
Smith was sentenced to at least 24 years in prison for her role in the deaths.
Harris, who pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the fact of murder, was sentenced to at least 12 years in prison. Moses brother, P. Leonard Moses, also pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the fact of murder and was sentenced to at least five years behind bars.
These are some of the worst cases Ive ever seen as a judge, Hudson said Friday at the conclusion of the hearing.
At the end of it all, two mothers searched for answers.
Moses mother and siblings wondered whether a justice system that takes mental illness into account when weighing the severity of sentences or a persons fitness to stand trial had adequately reviewed the man whose character had been altered without his medication. Moses pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder a year ago to avoid a trial and risk the possibility of the death penalty, which prosecutors had held out as a possibility.
Moses, according to his attorney, had been in the mental health system since he attempted suicide at age 10. He later was committed to psychiatric facilities, where he was diagnosed with bi-polar disorder and depression. When he first arrived in the Durham jail after his arrest in 2011, Moses, according to his lawyer, was freaking out all the time. But after medications were administered during his incarceration, Moses personality was very different.
At the hearing Friday in a seventh-floor Durham Superior Court room, Moses was calm and seemed remorseful.
Yvonne McKoy, who traveled to Durham from Washington, was agitated, though.
She wanted to know why Moses had ordered her daughter killed. She wanted to know why he had not told her the truth about what happened when she called, frantically hunting for her daughter. She wanted to know why he had not let Antoinetta return home when she wanted to leave.
Why, why, why? McKoy asked.
He took something very dear and precious from me, McKoy told the court. She was a good girl, a church girl, a God-fearing girl.
McKoy spoke alternately to the judge and to Moses.
There is not a day I dont think about her, McKoy said. She is resting in Gods arms now. That is the only thing that gives me closure.
There will come a time when I can forgive you, but I just havent gotten to that stage now. If I dont forgive you, God cant forgive me, and I cant see my child again. This is like a nightmare.
Moses looked at McKoy as she wrapped up her thoughts.
I am sorry for what happened to your daughter, he said quietly.
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Posted Dec 12, 2013 8:03 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
The death of Akerman Senterfitt partner Richard Sharpstein has been ruled a suicide.
Sharpstein's housekeeper found him dead in the bathtub, submerged in about a foot of water, at his Miami Beach condo on Tuesday. The medical examiner and investigators determined the 63-year-old criminal defense lawyer died as a result of drowning, the Daily Business Review reports.
Sgt. Robert Hernandez announced the findings late Wednesday, the story says. "There were no physical signs there was a struggle," Hernandez said. "He was under the influence of some type of sedative and slipped into an unconscious state."
A source close to the investigation told the Daily Business Review that police found a note addressed to loved ones. A story by the Miami Herald also mentions the note, written on a yellow legal pad.
Sharpstein was known for his quick wit and courtroom presence. Retired Judge Jonathan Colby had told the Miami Herald that he was "a joy to watch in the courtroom. ... Richard Sharpstein was one of the good guys in this world. He really cared about protecting the innocent."
Sharpstein's firm will honor him with a donation to the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers' Foundation for Criminal Justice. Andrew Smulian, chairman and CEO of Akerman, said Sharpstein's death has "triggered an outpouring of emotion and sorrow for the loss of a truly exceptional man with a charismatic and engaging personality, a warm and generous spirit and a tremendous sense of humor."
Sharpstein's divorce from his wife of 35 years, Janice, was finalized last month. She sobbed in an interview with the Daily Business Review. "I loved him more than half of my life, and I always will," she said.
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REDUCED to $444 -- COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND -- OCTOBER 10 - 13
This great 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath OCEANFRONT condo in Ocean City, MD is REDUCED to $444 for the upcoming Columbus Day Weekend -- Friday to Monday -- October 10th - 13th. Add additional days for only $69 each. (taxes and cleaning fee not included)
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The beach is so beautiful when the crowds go home!!!
Enter this unit and the first thing you'll notice is a fabulous view of the Ocean through an entire wall of sliding glass doors. Step through these doors and you're standing on your own private balcony looking out over the beach or across to the bay. And when you're back inside the apartment, enjoy all the conveniences of home including a fully-equipped kitchen, 3 TVs, a DVD, your own washer & dryer, and free wireless internet. Plus you'll find it easy to relax in this immaculately kept condo with new carpeting, fresh paint, and comfortable, up-to-date furnishings.
The two spacious bedrooms are tastefully decorated and inviting. The master bedroom suite has a wall of windows looking out on the beach and the bay, as well as its own sliding glass door leading out to the furnished balcony. It has a queen size bed and its own bathroom with a shower and tub. The second bedroom has two twin size beds and access to its bathroom through the hallway. The living room has a brand new queen size sofa bed that pulls out to sleep another two people, and there are air mattresess available for added flexibility with sleeping arrangements. Both of the bedrooms have TVs for added enjoyment, and of course there's a TV in the living room as well.
Here's the best part of all! Step right outside the building and walk through the dunes to an un-crowded piece of Ocean City shoreline or relax at the outdoor heated pool. Play beach volleyball on the building's own court, or pitch horseshoes on our back beach. If that's not enough, your little ones will love the kiddy pool, and you will appreciate the convenience of the poolside restrooms equipped with showers and saunas that are easy to get to... even from the beach. This is definitely a condo you will want to return to again and again!
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- Television: 3 TVs/ 1 DVD
- Telephone: Yes
- Washer/Dryer: Yes
- Dishwasher: Yes
- Microwave: Yes
- Air Conditioning: Central Air
- Kitchen: Fully equipped
- "Free" Wireless Internet
- Keyless Entry Door Lock - no need to hassle keys when at beach or pool
- Outdoor Heated Pool and Kiddy Pool
- 24 hour security on-site (summer)
- Parking for one car. Additional free street parking available adjacent to the building
- Beach Volleyball Court & Horseshoe Pit
The condo is within walking distance of many restaurants and shops.
The Ocean City bus stops right across the street and provides excellent service
up and down Coastal Highway for only $1 per ride or $3 per day for unlimited riding.
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This is Ocean City and there's something here for everyone:
- 10 miles of soft, sandy beaches
- More than 17 championship golf courses in the area
- 3 miles of boardwalk amusements & attractions
- Historic towns of Berlin, Snow Hill, Lewes and Princess Anne
- Outlet shopping in Ocean City & Rehoboth Beach
- Pocomoke River canoeing
- Deep sea fishing, parasailing, jetskiing & other watersports
When it comes to restaurants, there are many excellent choices for both family and fine dining, and there's always a chance to enjoy one of Ocean City's magnificent sunsets while sitting at one of the trendy restaurants or bars by the water. If you're still up for more, there's plenty of exciting night life with dancing, DJs, and live bands.
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3-Night Minimum Rentals Available Starting October 6th.
10.5% Rental Tax & $80 Cleaning Fee will be added to all rental rates
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville Metro Police have arrested a man for allegedly damaging an electric utility meter in an attempt to illegally reactivate power to his girlfriend's apartment.
According to an arrest report, officers were called to an apartment building on Hames Trace, near the intersection of S. Hurstbourne Pkwy. and Bardstown Road, shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday, after a report that someone was trying to remove an electric meter at that location.
When they arrived, they spoke with the maintenance manager at the apartment complex. The maintenance manager allegedly told them he had received a call from a woman in an apartment who was concerned because her lights were flickering and she was worried the apartment was going to catch fire.
The maintenance manager allegedly found 30-year-old Joshua Cambron modifying the electric meter that corresponded with this apartment. When Cambron was confronted by the maintenance manager, he allegedly tried to run away.
Police say they later found Cambron wandering through the building, smelling strongly of alcohol. He allegedly told them he accessed the meter in an attempt to reactivate power to his girlfriend's apartment.
But police say it was the wrong meter.
"He claimed he knew how to accomplish this task," police said. "However, in his inebriated state, he chose the wrong meter on the wrong end of the building. The subject's action of tampering and damaging an electric meter carrying high voltage wantonly endangered the residents in the building."
Cambron was arrested and charged with alcohol intoxication in a public place, criminal mischief and wanton endangerment.
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Police say Langois crashed a mountain bike into the river on Monday, but managed to swim to shore. He told his wife he was going back to the area in Lovers Leap State Park Tuesday to look for the bicycle, but never returned.
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The unofficial feline mayor of Talkeetna, Alaska is in serious condition after a vicious dog attack on Thursday.
The community is disheartened and praying for the recovery of one of the town's most beloved politicians. Mayor Stubbs the cat underwent a three-hour long emergency surgery.
His owner, Lauri Stec, says he was probably venturing to a local restaurant when a dog began mauling him.
"He's our cat, but he just takes walks everyday, so he was taking a walk, probably going to the Wild Flower because he goes there and eats crab. They feed him crab. So he was going down the street just a few feet away and a dog ran over and attacked him," says Stec. "The wound is deep… you can actually see the inside his body and he had a punctured lung.."
Mayor Stubbs has been mayor for 15 years. He won election 15 years ago when town residents wrote his name on the ballot and voted him in.
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Everyone in town hopes Stubbs recovers soon.
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The NBA's D-League is NOT affected by the lockout, which has taken the league's entire preseason and the first two weeks of the regular season, with no end in sight.
Mitch Heckert with the Tulsa 66ers tells NewsChannel 8 the D-League season will go on despite the labor issues currently plaguing the NBA.
One change however will come with the fact that any players who played in the NBA last season will not be eligible to play for a D-League team this season, meaning players like Cole Aldrich, Brandon Mullens and Larry Owens -- who each averaged double figures for the 66ers last season -- won't be an option this year.
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Tulsa advanced to the D-League semifinals last season before falling to eventual D-League champion Iowa.
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If you're thinking of visiting Yosemite next summer, think again. That's when more than 1.5 million visitors descend on this popular national park. Imagine how much more enjoyable this national treasure might be in fall or spring -- without all those people!
You could hike a quarter of a mile to the base of Bridalveil Fall without first jockeying for a parking spot. Or enjoy the majestic beauty of Mirror Lake, Happy Isles, or Vernal Fall Bridge without hitting pedestrian traffic jams.
For many families, fall, winter, and spring are when Yosemite -- east of San Francisco in the Sierra Nevada Mountains -- is at its best. In contrast to July and August, October and November are delightfully deserted. January and February are even better times to appreciate the park's breathtaking valley, towering granite domes, and giant sequoias.


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'Matisse: In Search of True Painting' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Henri Matisse was a nostalgist as much as he was an innovator. A painter who remained figurative in the face of abstraction and colorful in spite of Cubism's monochrome palette, he primarily worked in oil on canvas despite the radical material innovations of Dadaism, and throughout his career he remained committed to traditional genres like the portrait and the still life. This exhibition, which curator Rebecca Rabinow has packed with 49 paintings that Matisse made in pairs or trios between 1899-1948, shows that he clung to more than just artistic tradition—he often painted and repainted the same theme in multiple styles, sometimes halting work on one painting only to continue on another, and preserving much of his own process along the way. Read More


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This week's Bible study is adapted from the Explore the Bible curriculum.
Bible Passage: Jonah 3:1-4:11 (3:1-5, 10; 4:1-11)
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What is required for a person to be right with God? What keeps a person from admitting his or her need for God's forgiveness?
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South West Shingles Yacht Club in Britain is one of the more unusual clubs in the world. Membership is by invitation only but some people reject the invitation. They only invite people who did something inept or foolish on the sea. A committee decides if a person's actions qualify and if the person is deemed worthy (inept or foolish enough), he or she is offered a membership. However to accept the membership, the person must admit in writing what he or she did to qualify for membership. If the person is unwilling to admit the blunder, the invitation is withdrawn.
Therein lies the problem: admitting to the blunder. Our pride gets in the way and will just not let us admit it. It's one thing for someone else to recognize our blunder; it is quite another thing for us to admit that we did it. The people of Nineveh were given an opportunity to admit their blunder (rejection of God and His holiness). All of Nineveh took Jonah to heart and admitted their need for God (Jonah 3:5) and God accepted their confession and profession (Jonah 3:10).
The same opportunity is offered to anyone today who is willing to admit his or her sin and need for the Savior, trusting Him alone for salvation. Once told of the invitation, the only thing keeping a person from being in God's family is a willingness or unwillingness to "declare their blunder." The invitation is open to all but limited to those willing to admit, believe and commit.
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SHOPPERS in Oxford's Broad Street were presented with the sights and sounds of Marrakech and Fez, yesterday, as the Moroccan Market of Handicrafts set up shop.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - A group of 10 to 15 people rallied outside the Social Security office in Knoxville Wednesday holding signs urging lawmakers to put a stop to the government shutdown.
"Not knowing when you're going to get that next pay check does affect the entire family," Renee Preciado said.
Preciado is a service representative at the Knoxville Social Security office and has worked there almost 14 years.
As a federal employee, Preciado has been working without pay for the past two days because Congress has yet to pass a federal budget.
"Things are very unclear right now and we just don't know which direction or how long this furlough will last." Preciado said.
"We want our representatives to sit down and negotiate something and stop closing the government down," president of the Knoxville/Oak Ridge Area Central Labor Council Suzanne Coile said.
The shutdown has left Social Security offices with limited services.
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