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Pellet gun vandalism continues in Rutland areaBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | January 24,2013A vandalism spree involving the use of a pellet gun to shatter car windows in the Rutland area continued for a second day with about 30 reports, according to Rutland City Police.
On Wednesday, police in the city fielded complaints from about 75 people — mostly car owners along with about a dozen homeowners and a half dozen business owners — whose windows had been shot out sometime between midnight and 6 a.m. Wednesday.
On Thursday, the damage continued with about 30 reports from residents in Rutland, Center Rutland and West Rutland whose vehicles were vandalized overnight and, in about eight instances, during the day.
"I went inside for about 10 minutes earlier today and when I came out my window was shot out," Scott LaFrancois said waving his hand around the empty space once occupied by the driver's side window of his Chevrolet Cavalier.
LaFrancois, whose car was parked in a lot on Meadow Street in the city when the vandalism occurred, didn't see the shooter but he suspected a dark sport utility vehicle containing a teenaged driver and passenger who laughed as they drove by the scene shortly after.
"They spotted me and I could see the 'Oh (expletive)' expressions on their faces," he said.
But Rutland City Police Sgt. John Sly said police had reason to believe a different vehicle was involved.
"We have some information from a very credible source so it's looking like the (dark colored SUV) might not be the vehicle we're looking for," Sly said.
The sergeant didn't say what vehicle police believe might have been involved because they are pursuing a lead in search of a specific suspect.
With a tally of vandalism reports within the last 36 hours exceeding 100 cases, Sly said the spree was the worst of its kind in a long time.
"It's the most expensive and the most widespread we've seen in awhile," he said. "It's impacted a significant amount of people and I'm not exaggerating when I say the damage is in the tens of thousands of dollars."
The spree has also been unusual for the acts of vandalism committed during the day when there are more potential witnesses, he said.
If police are able to make an arrest in the case, Sly predicted that dozens of felony charges of unlawful mischief could be forthcoming and he appealed to the public to help find those responsible.
"If a vehicle doesn't fit in the neighborhood or is passing slowly, please call us right away," he said. "If you can get a license number that's great but at a minimum a description of the vehicle and direction of travel phoned into us right away would be a great help."
Anyone with information about the vandalismsis asked to call Rutland Police at 773-1816.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry visited the Warner Bros. Studio Tour today. J. K. Rowling was also there to greet them. While they were at the studio Prince William made a speech praising Harry Potter and Rowling:
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What Armor Set is this?
Started by vgfanatic1, Nov 26 2012 08:38 PMheavy armor what set human guardian
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Posted 26 November 2012 - 08:38 PM
On the guardian pics thread on the official forums, I found a heavy armor set that I really liked, but after looking through the heavy armor gallery multiple times, I could not find which set it was (or any of the individual pieces).
This is the picture:
Does anyone recognize the set or individual pieces? Sorry if this is a bad place to post this.
This is the picture:
Does anyone recognize the set or individual pieces? Sorry if this is a bad place to post this.
Posted 26 November 2012 - 08:41 PM
chest shoulders and gloves from karma vendors in orr , helm from gemshop, and crafted exotic pants. i think.
Posted 26 November 2012 - 08:51 PM
Perfect, thank you. I didn't even think to check the gem shop for the helm, and I most have missed the other pieces when searching through the gallery. Not to mention the pants are Draconic, which is what I'm wearing right now :\ . Thanks.
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Posted 26 November 2012 - 08:52 PM
Gloves, pants, boots exotic 80 lvl crafted. Shoulder and chest blue/green karma vendor gear in orr. Head from gem store.
Posted 26 November 2012 - 08:53 PM
Helm is Primeval, legs and gloves are Draconic Armor, breastplate and shoulders are Dark Armor.
Edited by Ryo, 26 November 2012 - 08:54 PM.
Posted 27 November 2012 - 03:42 AM
Question about Armor go in Lyssa's Mirror, this will be moved there.
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RE: New Woodstock Cem, Cazenovia, Madison Co, New York
You're very welcome on all accounts. Glad I could help. Thanks for the suggestion about claiming Millicent. Not sure when I'll be headed back to Hillcrest Cemetery, so I'll hold off for now.
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RE: New Woodstock Cem, Cazenovia, Madison Co, New York
You're very welcome. Glad I could help. Yes they are all on the same stone.
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Clifford Willis #51492347
I went to the Odd Fellows cemetery today and they do not have a record of Clifford Willis being buried there. If you figure out another cemetery in town, I'd be happy to follow up for you.
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I noticed that you have them listed under a non cemetery burial, but they are buried in Spring Church Joint Cemetery in Spring Church Twp., Armstrong, PA. I took their tombstone pictures several years ago and have entered it on their memorials.
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In my records I have that Elias G. Cox married Elizabeth M. Carter in Morgan Co., IN on 23 Dec 1866. This info was in the Civil War pension file for Elias G.
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This Ezechiel was not an emigrant to New England.
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Ezechiell Sanford was born just before February 20, 1586, in Much Hadham, England. His father, Thomas, was 30 and his mother, Mary, was 23. He married Rose Warner in 1607 in Hertfordshire, England. They had 10 children in 18 years. He died in 1683 in Stansted Mountfitchet, England, at the impressive age of 96.
He was baptized at Much Hadham, Herts., 20 Feb. 1585-6 as the eldest son of Thomas and Mary Sanford. He was the father of Thomas, Andrew and Robert Sanford, the three brothers who emigrated to New England. Ezekiel, 22 years of age, appeared in Hatfield. He may have left Much Hadham a few years (at the most) before that. At no time is there a glimpse of what was his trade, or occupation. He married in Hatfield; that is certain. This town, modernly called Hatfield Broad Oak, is about six miles southeast of Much Hadham, over the county-line into the shire of Essex. The records of baptisms, marriages and burials in this parish have been lost, prior to 1662, depriving us of the exact date of his marriage, also of the baptisms of his two eldest sons, Thomas and John, born between 1607 and 1612. Ezekiel Sanford was present in Hatfield Broad Oak on the sixteenth day of July, 1614, when he wrote his name at the end of his father-in-law's will, as a witness. It is judged that he had lived in Hatfield, probably at his wife's home, from the time of their marriage (about 1607) until the births of their eldest son Thomas (the emigrant to America) and their second son John (who did not emigrate). Ezekiel Sanford saw no future for himself here. In fact, the prospect of a brilliant future for any of his family was hardly imaginable, as life went in those days, for men of unpretentious birth. His father had bequeathed to him three plots of land of three acres in Stanstead Mountfitchet, which had been Ezekiel's grandfather's. So he made the most of it by settling upon it. This couple had eight children (in the records): the younger six were baptized at Stanstead Mountfitchet, the home of Ezekiel's grandparents, Richard and Elizabeth Sanford. It was at Stanstead Mountfitchet that Ezekiel finally settled. He did so either shortly before the death of his father-in-law or within four months after that event.
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Barbara H. WynneFebruary 25,2013Barbara H. Wynne
Barbara H. (Tuttle) Wynne, 86, formerly of Glastonbury, Conn., died Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013, at Our House in Rutland, after a long illness.
In Massachusetts, she was born in Boston, April 6, 1926, the daughter of Norman and Gertrude Hatch, and raised in Quincy and Squantum.
In 1947, she married Donald A. Tuttle, who died in 1988. She married Edward Wynne of Glastonbury in 1998.
She worked for many years at New Britain (Conn.) General Hospital in the cardiology department.
She was a member of East Glenville (N.Y.) Community Church.
She enjoyed sewing, drawing, painting and hiking.
Survivors include three children, Linda ole-Moi Yoi of Nairobi, Kenya, Robert Tuttle of Granville, N.Y., and Gregory Tuttle of San Juan Bautista, Calif.; three stepchildren, Jane Kelly, Matthew and Timothy Wynne, all of Glastonbury; six grandchildren, four great-grandchildren; three siblings, Virginia DiNatale of Marshfield, Mass., Audrey Dunn of New Hampshire and Roger Hatch of Braintree, Mass.; nieces nephews and cousins.
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Three members of the men's soccer team were selected to the NCCAA North Central All-Region Team. Receiving the post-season honor for the first time were freshmen Mauricio Salgado (Round Lake, Illinois), Gabe Fennema (Tucson, Arizona), and Caleb Copeland (Arlington Heights, Illin... Read more
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The women's and men's soccer conference double-header with Judson University on Saturday, November 2, will be video webcasted. The webcast can be accessed through the Live Game Video icon on the lower right side of the athletics website at http://athletics.trnty.edu as well as o... Read more
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soak up the comfort... welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Tarpon Springs. Venture back in time to experience the Greek influence on this area, or have a peaceful adventure in today's natural splendor in Tarpon Springs. The Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in Tarpon Springs offers a comfortable atmosphere with - town warmth, located only a short drive from Clearw...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 138 reviews
The breakfast was great and the common areas were clean.
I was not informed that the only rooms available were smoking rooms. The rest of the hotel was ok except the room. They were very accomodating but I suffer from severe allergies and a smoking room was the equivalent of an asthma attack for me.
Poor 2.0
The Internet did not work, the room was damp and smelled like mildew. When I checked out I told the lady and she just said sorry.
|Good - 1113 reviews
When you stay at Lake Tarpon Resort in Palm Harbor, you'll be on the waterfront and convenient to Leepa Rattner Museum and Anderson Park. This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Suncoast Primate Sanctuary and Palm Harbor Medical Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 98 air-conditioned guestrooms. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Ro...
Overall Rating - Good - 1113 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The cleanliness of the room and the friendliness of the staff.
While we were there they were doing some work on the roof or something. It was noisy and parking was a little crazy but that was only for the last 2 days of our stay. Otherwise, it was great.The hotel is in a good location for us since our son and his family live within a mile. The staff was helpful and friendly when I had questions or requests. Everything was very clean but the pool area.
Mediocre 3.0
The first room was damp and had a heavy mildew/mold smell to it, the second room was less damp and the smell wasn't as bad. It was 10:30 and I wasn't changing rooms again. The mildew/mold effected my son's asthma problems which hadn't flared in years. Neither of us could breathe well in there. Avoid this place!!!
|Excellent - 321 reviews
This Dunedin, Florida hotel located on Florida's West Coast is a boutique waterfront resort with access to the Gulf of Mexico. Located at Dunedin's Marina Plaza, the BEST WESTERN PLUS Yacht Harbor Inn overlooks beautiful St. Joseph's Sound and offers vacationers a friendly port with immediate access to the open Gulf of Mexico. The rooms have either balconie...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 321 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The location was great. Beautiful views of the water and a close walk to shops and restaurants.
The room was nicely updated, but a little small, especially the bathroom. The king rooms were much roomier. The main room needed a mirror. I didn't like the food and drinks in the refrigerator, that were for sale. Took away from the space for my own itemsThe outdoor bar was great and there was a very nice restaurant on site. Free parking and a nice pool. Skylight and window in room allowed too much light from the street lights into the room. Water side of room needed more outdoor seating.
Good 8.0
The room had a front door AND a backdoor. This exit door led to a spacious wooden deck on the water. The views and wildlife spotted on that deck were breathtaking.
A/C was noisy (but it worked!)perfect location = walked to the restaurant on the marina evveryday. Walked downtown to all the quaint, unique shops. Truly a gem of a location
|OK - 207 reviews
Located in Clearwater, Americas Best Value Inn Clearwater is convenient to Westfield Countryside Mall and Curlew Crossing Shopping Center. This motel is within close proximity of Chi Chi Rodriguez Golf Club and SimCenter Tampa Bay. Make yourself at home in one of the 58 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wirel...
Overall Rating - OK - 207 reviews
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The Hilton Garden Inn Tampa Northwest/Oldsmar hotel is conveniently located midway between Tampa and Clearwater in West Central Florida. Our Tampa hotel in Oldsmar, FL is just minutes from some of Florida's lush golf courses and sandy white beaches along the Gulf of Mexico. The city of Oldsmar has grown into a thriving residential and business community with...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 350 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The breakfast staff, Kathy, started each day we were there with a smile.
Clean. And next to city fish restaurant. Gave us late checkout at 1.
Kids in hotub.
|OK - 208 reviews
Red Roof Inn Clearwater - Tarpon Springs, Florida is a pet friendly, family friendly hotel. This hotel is on US 19 near Clearwater, FL. The hotel is close to Caladesi Island State Park and Beach, Clearwater Beach, Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks and Honeymoon Island
Overall Rating - OK - 208 reviews
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When you stay at Sandpearl Resort in Clearwater Beach, you'll be near the bay and minutes from Pier 60 Park and Clearwater Marine Aquarium. This 4-star resort is within close proximity of Clearwater Municipal Marina and Captain Blighs Landing. Make yourself at home in one of the 253 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Premium T...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 640 reviews
Excellent 9.6
Included gratuity for poolside service
Excellent 10.0
Clean, Customer Service,Food,Friendly Crews... Locations...Everything..was Great.
Price..but...It is ok.. Please, Keep up the Great Job.You paid 4 Diamond Hotel, but you will received 7Diamind Service.. They are so nice and Lighting Fast Service.
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The Safety Harbor Resort and Spa is ideally located in the historic town of Safety Harbor just minutes from Florida's famous beaches, unique shopping, dining and local nightlife. This full-service resort and spa offers many thoughtful amenities, including 172 guestrooms and suites, formal and casual dining, indoor and outdoor banquet and special event venues...
Overall Rating - Good - 706 reviews
Excellent 9.0
First time visiting Safety Harbor. What a NICE little town. We enjoyed walking the Main Street and surrounding scenic paths. Hotel was definitely upscale and a good value, too. There was shade out around the pool and that's always a big plus!
Resort fee! We hate those fees! Just be honest and add the fee to the room rate.We hope to return!
Excellent 10.0
The location is perfect. You can see Tampa Bay, walk to restaurants and bars. There is a great park a short drive away. Everything is so convenient to this beautiful hotel.
NoIt is 90 years old and on a mineral spring. The rooms are spacious and decorated beautifully. The spa downstairs is somewhat pricey as is the restaurant but the Tiki bar has reasonable prices on food and drinks. The pool can get crowded so go in the morning.
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dive into crystal clear comfort.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Clearwater-Central. Shore up your business meeting or ride a wave of fun when you escape to the tropical paradise of Clearwater-Central. When you're done making a splash, dry off at the Hampton Inn® Clearwater-Central hotel, located just minutes from beaches and the Tampa international airport. Div...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 587 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The staff was so helpful and friendly. Will only stay at Hampton Inn when I am in Florida Thank you so much
Would like if they served dinner - maybe a few nights
Excellent 9.0
Staff was very supportive and helpful. Older hotel but it has been well maintained and the room was wonderful!
Exterior entrances and the breakfast was not top rateHad a very nice stay. Reasonably quiet. Very friendly and helpful staff. I would definitely consider staying here again.
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Stay Smart at the Holiday Inn Express® Oldsmar Hotel Situated 11 miles from Tampa International Airport (TPA), our hotel's not only near Tampa, FL, but it's also right in the middle of a booming corporate area and just 20 minutes from Clearwater Beach. When you stay with us, you'll spend less time in traffic and more time doing what you came to accomplish in...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 268 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Staff is very friendly and helpful. Rooms are clean and a nice size. Pancakes were good. We had an issue with someone smoking in the next room and they took care of it right away. Great location.
The only thing we were disappointed about was no small refrigerator in the room. We needed to keep my son's vitamins on ice (and water) so every day we filled the cooler with ice. Also, the dresser is very small. But these were only very minor things.
Free breakfast. Comfortable beds and pillows that you just sink into.
There was no refrigerator or microwave in the room. Typically Holiday Inn Express rooms have both. It was a high price for a room without either. There was also a door conjoining the hotel room next to us. No option to rent movies. Not the warmest serviceWe didn't have an opportunity to swim but did like the fountains in the pool; though the pool was small.
|Good - 15 reviews
Have a fun-filled family vacation at this Howard Johnson Inn and Suites Clearwater FL near Tampa Airport with shuttle service. Stand face to face with aquatic life at The Florida Aquarium, or soak up the sun at Caladesi Island and Honeymoon Island Beach just three miles away. Find excitement at Tampa Bay Downs with slots and thoroughbred horse racing, or att...
Overall Rating - Good - 15 reviews
Good 8.0
Cleanliness, compfy bed, flat screen
Hidden entrance
Mediocre 4.0
The room smelled like a mix of incesticide, cat urine and mold. Paid too much for this level of quality.
|Good - 268 reviews
Welcome to the Super 8 in Clearwater 100 clean, well-appointed rooms Exterior corridors provide convenient, drive up access to rooms Adjacent IHOP restaurant open 24 hours Convenient to airports and beaches Minimum age to rent a room is 21, with positive photo ID required Two of Florida's finest shopping malls are minutes away Pets welcome -...
Overall Rating - Good - 268 reviews
Poor 1.0
Nothing My Experiences was a Nightmare
Everything This Hotel is more like in and out Motel, Not Very Good for a Family WeekendNo Comments!
Excellent 10.0
Nice room for price, desk was very accommodating with early check in.Desk was very helpful with everything! For the price this place can't be beat.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 54 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Meet my expectations!
The bed bottom sheet did not stay on the bed very well. I think a fitted bottom sheet would be a better choice.
Excellent 9.0
The location was excellent. It was easy to go to different locations. Applebee,s was right across the way.
The staff could not tell us where nearby places were when we asked them a question.I would recommend it if anyone asked about it.
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Conveniently located off Highway 19, this Baymont Inn and Suites Clearwater/Dunedin is near Tampa International Airport, Chi Chi Rodriguez Golf, St. Petersburg College, Clearwater Christian College, Countryside Shopping Mall, and many local restaurants. Experience hometown hospitality at this pet-friendly lodging with complimentary breakfast, complimentary...
Overall Rating - Good - 35 reviews
Poor 1.0
Very unpleasant experience. Smelly halway( trash in the bags by the ice maker machine) No one cares to clean outdoor area for tabaco users. Hotel should not be on a list. If I new the condition I would not book in
Good 8.0
Pool, exercise room, decent free breakfast, working wifi, and switching me to different rooms without complaining
a roach found in two rooms. They switched me twice without giving me any griefOverall a nice hotel at a decent location, but it is Florida so there are going to be battles with bugs. I can deal with most anything except for roaches. Found one in the first room and they moved me. Found one in that room, and they moved me again. I was determined that if I saw one in the next room I would just buy my own can of bug spray. The breakfast was good. They had some hot items, and fruit. It was good for the price (free/included). The people that worked there were exceptional.
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The Quality Inn and Suites is conveniently located in the historical district of the famous Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks. Nearby attractions include Howard Park Beach and Causeway, Caladesi Island State Park, St. Petersburg College and Helen Ellis Memorial Hospital. Hotel amenities and features include free deluxe continental breakfast with hot items, outdoor...
Overall Rating - Good - 51 reviews
Excellent 9.0
this hotel was very convenient to our desired location.. it was very clean and well appointed..it offered a hot buffet breakfast..and served our needs completely.
The breakfast area was very tight and did not offer enough seating to accomodate the patrons,,and the staff was not very good at keeping up with the food demand. The room was very nice but it didn't have direct outside access.Long hall.
Excellent 9.0
Quiet location, Great Breakfast Buffet included Eggs, Biscuits & Gravy, waffles etc. Very friendly staff. Nice pool/hot tub area with nice landscaping. Conveniently located within short drive to beaches, restaurants. Just far enough away from crowds.
You could tell this property has some age, but had been remodeled and updated well.I would stay here again.


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A master plan for Technocity, the estimated Rs 5,000-crore IT township coming up over 450 acres at Pallipuram near here, is now ready.
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Hotel provided a wonderful location for our high school reunion due to its location, accessibility, shuttle service, and reasonable cost package for our group. Staff is friendly, courteous, and helpful. Areas for gathering and socializing are nice and comfortable. Guest rooms and bathrooms are comfortable and decorated nicely.
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I had the pleasure of meeting Chef Scott at one of the Hotel events and let him know how much I enjoy his menu! The staff are always knowledgeable and efficient. Jeremy suggested the double lamb chop and where I typically am not one to order lamb I tried it and was not disappointed! It was delish!!! I will definitely order it there again. Once again the syrawberry rubarb dessert was the perfect end to an amazing meal! The service at breakfast as well is simply the best...Thanks guys for all you do to get out latge group served quickly and on the shuttle in time!
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Upon check-in, hotel was not busy. I asked for a nice room and was given a room on 2nd floor overlooking a wall and air conditioner units. I hate when hotels that are not busy do this - I feel insulted. Went back to reception to complain and was given another room higher up with acceptable view. This experience tainted my view of the hotel. Otherwise, the location is fine - close to South Coast Plaza and freeways. Did not try the facilities or restaurant. There is a great Japanese mall with food court
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PHOENIX -- Despite a recent recession and a sub-par housing market, the metropolitan area of Phoenix continues to welcome growth.
According to Mike Sannucks of the Phoenix Business Journal, based on the latest Census numbers the city now ranks as the 13th largest metropolitan area in the country.
In April 2010, Phoenix had more than 4.19 million people living in its metropolitan area. Over two years later, that number has grown to 4.37 million people.
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Former Dolphins OLB Jason Taylor will sign a one-year deal with the Jets as early as Wednesday, Taylor's agent, Gary Wichard, told the Miami Herald.
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After waiting to see if any other team would present him with an offer sheet, Jets RB Leon Washington will sign his restricted free-agent tender from the Jets Thursday.
Report: Jets QB Clemens signs tender
Jets QB Kellen Clemens, a second-round pick in 2006, signed his original-pick tender, which is worth $1.176 million, Tuesday, according to a Scout.com report.
Steelers reach breaking point with Holmes
Apparently tired of WR Santonio Holmes' off-field problems, the Steelers took drastic action, trading him to the Jets for a fifth-round pick.
Holmes receives four-game suspension
The league confirmed reports that WR Santonio Holmes will be suspended for the first four regular-season games in 2010.
Jets acquire WR Holmes from Steelers
The Jets have acquired WR Santonio Holmes from the Steelers for a fifth-round pick in next week's draft, Jets owner Woody Johnson confirmed Monday, just as the NFL announced a four-game suspension for Holmes.
Thirty years ago: Johnny 'Lam' Jones
Thirty years ago, the Jets sent two first-round picks in the 1980 NFL draft to the 49ers in exchange for the No. 2 overall selection, where they took Texas WR Johnny "Lam" Jones.
Jets' Washington in no rush to sign tender
It doesn't appear RFA RB Leon Washington will be signing the second-round tender he received from the Jets until the deadline for another team to send him an offer sheet passes.
Jets to be featured on 'Hard Knocks'
HBO viewers will get an inside look at what goes on in the Jets' training camp this year.
Report: Jets WRs Edwards, Smith sign tenders
Jets WRs Braylon Edwards and Brad Smith have signed their restricted free-agent tenders, according to a report.
Jets S Smith signs tender
Jets S Eric Smith signed his tender late Thursday.
Jets OLB Pace sad Jones is gone
Calvin Pace said he was disappointed to see Thomas Jones go, but doesn't think it will be a situation that lingers and causes friction between players and the Jets' front office.
Jets agree with FB Richardson
The Jets have agreed to a one-year deal with FB Tony Richardson.
The New York Jets have placed Hill on injured reserve, ending his season because of a knee injury.||||||| Hill, the Jets' second-round pick in April out of Georgia Tech, sprained the lateral collateral ligament in his right knee in the team's game at Jacksonville on Dec. 9. He did not travel with the Jets for their game at Tennessee Monday night. Hill started his season off strong with five catches for 89 yards and two touchdowns in the season opener against Buffalo, but struggled with a strained right hamstring and didn't record another reception until five weeks late
Hill is active for Sunday's game in Jacksonville.||||||| The New York Jets receiver, who was dealing with a knee injury, had been listed as questionable Friday.
Hill is active for the team's game against Indianapolis after missing a few weeks with a hamstring injury.||||||| Hill missed last Sunday's game against San Francisco with a hamstring injury.
Hill was terrific in his NFL debut, hauling in five receptions for 89 yards and two touchdowns Sunday in a 48-28 rout of Buffalo.||||||| Hill will surely be a popular add this week, but fantasy owners may want to take a wait-and-see approach with the talented rookie receiver. He'll face a much tougher Pittsburgh defense in Week 2.


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Auto Theft/4200 blk W Clearwater- Complainant reported that at approximately 1000hours, when the business opened up, he noticed their company van missing. Thevehicle is described as, WA B52273N, a 2001 Chevy 1500 Express Van. The van has"Audio King and Tinting" all over the vehicle. The rear bumper is missing and there isone sliding door on the passenger side. Security footage shows a white male,approximately 30-40 years of age, short brown hair, wearing a t-shirt and capris typepants jumped a fence from 4211 W Clearwater Ave. The male is seen entering the vanand leaving. Vehicle entered in ACCESS as stolen.
Warrant Arrest/Canal & Volland- After being stopped for a traffic violation, the maledriver was found to have a valid warrant from Benton County for Rioting. He wasarrested and booked without incident.
Warrant Service/7th Avenue & Vancouver- Officer Rosane contacted a vehicle in thepark near Zintel Canyon. Three passengers were warned about being in City Parks afterdark. One was found to have a felony warrant out of Pasco. She was transported to FCJail on the warrant.
Warrant Service/1200 blk S Olympia Pl- Officers responded to this address regarding adisturbance in progress. Officers contacted a 28 year old male who was extremelyintoxicated. He was the source of the disturbance. It was determined no crime hadbeen committed however was found to have 4 warrants for his arrest. He was takeninto custody without incident and transported to the Benton County Jail.
Vehicle Prowl/1700 blk S Jean St- Complainant called to report that sometime between2000 hours on 11/01 and 0800 hours this morning, an unknown person entered herunlocked vehicle and stole a backpack. The backpack contained college textbooks andnotebooks. No witnesses or suspects have been identified.
Theft/400 blk Clover Island Dr- Complainant reported that $1,100 in cash and a bottlecontaining 195 hydrocodone pills were stolen from his hotel room. An investigationrevealed that the complainant's friend allowed two unknown males into the hotel room.While the complainant was sleeping, the unknown males took the money andmedication. The "friend was extremely intoxicated. The two male's suspects have notbeen identified.
Malicious Mischief/2nd Ave & Kent St- Complainant reported that his 2003 JeepCherokee was damaged while parked near this intersection. He stated the damageoccurred sometime between 2300 hours and 0200 hours. All windows were completelyshattered. The windshield was heavily damaged. The vehicle was rummaged throughand every seat was cut with a knife. The stereo and amplifier were not touched. Theignition did not appear tampered with. He reported that $900 in cash was taken, as wellas leather "Harley Davidson" jacket and leather chaps. A friend's wallet was alsomissing.
Hit & Run Search Warrant/100 blk S Waverly- CAT and Patrol responded to a hit andrun that occurred in the area of 4th and Yelm. Witnesses saw a blue truck speeding andstrike a utility box, then leave northbound on Waverly. A witness led us to the suspectvehicle where it was parked at this residence. A female and male shut the curtains andturned off the lights as we approached. CAT obtained a search warrant for theresidence after hailing for an hour. We located two adult females, adult male and 5juveniles that had been hiding in a bedroom. Witnesses identified the male as thedriver. They also saw a female with the suspect and she was identified. The male wasbooked for DUI and Hit and Run. The female was booked for Aiding and Abetting DUIand Hit and Run. Male's BAC was found to be .145.


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Free Shiny & the Spoon ConcertLaura : 5 November, 2013 10:00 am : music
Don't miss this free live performance featuring two local singer/songwriters surging with popularity and world-wide acclaim. With the chemistry of Johnny Cash and June Carter and the style of John Prine and Alison Kraus, Shiny and the Spoon offers a sound that blends the heart of American folk music with fresh melodies and lyrics of today. See why critics say they're quickly getting the attention of fans everywhere!
Join us for the concert at the Amelia Branch on Friday, Nov. 8 at 6:00 p.m. Call the branch at 752-5580 for more information.
New Music CDsLaura : 30 October, 2013 6:34 pm : music
Prism by Katy Perry. Katy Perry follows up the record-breaking success of her Teenage Dream album, which spawned five number one singles, with a highly anticipated new release. Features the single Roar.
Frame by Frame by Cassadee Pope. Cassadee Pope won over millions of TV viewers to win the third season of The Voice. Three of her performances rose to the top of the iTunes charts. Now she unveils her solo debut, which includes the single Wasting All These Tears.
Let's Be Still by the Head and the Heart. Having gained confidence following the release of their 2010 debut, The Head and the Heart build upon their breakaway success with the release of their sophomore album, which showcases their musical growth. Includes the single Shake.
Mechanical Bull by the Kings of Leon. After three years of touring and working on other projects, Kings of Leon are set to release their sixth studio album. The album was recorded in the band's Nashville studio and includes the single Supersoaker.
Nothing Was the Same by Drake. The Grammy Award-winning multi-platinum hip-hop superstar's third full-length album features the single Hold On, We're Going Home. The single coasts along on his hypnotic R&B crooning, bringing together an unforgettable hook with silky and seductive soundscapes. It follows the hit single Started from the Bottom, which peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100.
Paradigm Shift by Korn. Korn moves away from the dub step and rock fusion of 2011′s The Path of Totality while promising to fuse their dual guitar sound with a fresh approach to electronics. The album also marks the return of guitarist Brian 'Head' Welch.
One City, One Symphony: A Cincinnati Symphony Listening Party!Amanda : 16 October, 2013 12:27 pm : Library program, music
Are you a modern day Bach? Do you rock ruffles and carry a violin with you where ever you roam? Maybe your top 25 on your iPod consists of Romantic, Classical, and Baroque pieces?
CCPL has great news for you!
Union Township will be hosting a listening party with the Cincinnati Symphony! These listening parties are all the rage for anyone who wants to share their love for music. You attend, you listen, and you enjoy with other musical minds. A CSO staff member will play recorded selections of these masterpieces and then lead a discussion, building upon our understanding of the music through this awesome event. In other words: Be there or be square!
To sign up quick, click HERE! :)
Free Concert: Whiskey Bent Valley BoysLaura : 26 August, 2013 12:32 pm : Library program, music
We're welcoming Whiskey Bent Valley Boys for a free after-hours concert Friday, Sept. 6 at 6 p.m. at the Milford-Miami Township Branch. The concert will showcase the foot stomping, swing dancing and hard driving tunes of a band that breathes fire into old-time music.
Enjoy crowd favorites and original tunes inspired by legends like The Stanley Brothers. Audiences of all ages love the turbo-charged Bluegrass sound of Whiskey Bent Valley Boys.
The branch will close at its regular time Friday, Sept. 6 at 5 p.m. and re-open at 6 p.m. for the concert. This program is open to all ages. Seating is first come, first served. For more information, call the branch at 513-248-0700.
25 Years YoungMeghann : 22 March, 2013 2:11 pm : Authors, Books, DVD, Fun stuff, Library program, Movie, music
On March 26th the Amelia Branch Library will be celebrating its 25th birthday. For some unfamiliar with all that the Amelia Branch has to offer that may seem a long time – too long to stay relevant. Blasphemy! I say to them.
The library is wearing its age well. At the Amelia Branch you can download the latest e-book to your device, put a hold on the new Hobbit movie, make a work of art from Peeps, and listen to some creepy cold case stories from a local author. We have computers with internet access, Playaway Views which allow you to take television shows anywhere on a preloaded player and databases that connect you to everything from your ancestors with Ancestry Library Edition to a fixed lawn mower with Small Engine Repair Reference Center.
The Amelia Branch Library has never looked so good! In fact 25 isn't so bad. Check out these other things that are also 25 years young.
"A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking.
The Hubble Space Telescope is used for the first time.
Laser Eye Surgery is invented.
Crocodile Dundee II, Die Hard, Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Beetlejuice appeared in theaters.
Sweet Child of Mine by Guns n' Roses and Don't Worry Be Happy by Bobby McFerrin topped the music charts.
If you're a fan of our library, or if you just want to see some old goofy pictures of us, stop by the Amelia Branch on March 26th for our birthday open house.
New Music – AugustLaura : 22 August, 2011 5:44 pm : music
Watch the Throne by Jay – Z
Am I the Enemy by Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Transformers: Dark of The Moon soundtrack
Codes and Keys by Deathcab for Cutie
New CD NewsletterLaura : 4 January, 2011 9:11 pm : music
Want to know what the newest CDs on our shelves are? Look at our new CD eNewsletter. Sign up for that or any of our other enewsletters and have it delivered to your inbox every month.
Click on the cover to put a copy on hold.
CDs Coming Soon: October VersionLaura : 7 October, 2010 5:46 pm : music
Put holds on these CDs new to the library's collection:
Come Around Sundown by the Kings of Leon
The Incredible Machine by Sugarland
Speak Now by Taylor Swift
Hands All Over by Maroon5
The Remix by Lady Gaga
Teenage Dream by Katy Perry
Now that the season's over, don't stop believin' in the awesomeness that is Glee.
Put a hold on the third Glee CD, Showstoppers. Express yourself by checking out the Power of Madonna CD.
And look forward to Glee: The Beginning, the first official Glee novel due out in September.
Because there's never enough Sue, watch the first season again on DVD.


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Question about JInternalFrame
Hello guys, please I need help. I have develoed an application using net bean,
1) I'm making project in java API 6. I'm using "Net Beans 7.1".
2) I want to use "JInternalFrame" in my project
3) I made another package and made "JInternalFrame" there. And then call it in my main application window by firing action performed event on "JMenuItem".
4) It works fine but only one problem occurs that is, if i click on "JMenuItem" again and again, new "JInternalFrame" of same instance are opening, How can i stop that?
5) I want that, if I open "JInternalFrame" once and then i again click on "JMenuItem" to open the same "JInternalFrame", it Should do nothing or it shows the window which already opened and minimized.
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private void empDataActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
Emps employees = new Emps();
Dimension screenSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize();
employees.setBounds(230, 40, screenSize.width / 2 - 80, screenSize.height / 2 + 105);
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I currently have openings in 3 H2H full keeper leagues. Two of them are 14 team H2H category (5x5) leagues for which I have 5 or 6 open spots and the other is a 16 team H2H points league for which I have 1 spot open.
All 3 leagues are run the exact same with the exception of scoring. Please find below the constitution for the points league.
The cost is $30 annually which includes the CBS website and prize money.
Please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if interested.
LEAGUE CONSTITUTION ... last updated 3/20/11
***** SECTION I. POINTS SCORING & PLAYOFFS (see above) *****
* PLAYOFFS: Six teams make the playoffs at the end of the Regular Season.
... 1.1: Four division winners will earn the top four seeds in order of overall record. The remaining wild card teams are slotted in the following order: record, head-to-head record, division record and total points.
... 1.2: If at season's end a tie breaker is necessary to determine playoff seeding we will go to the following method; head to head record will be the first tie breaker followed by divisional record and lastly overall ERA.
... 1.3: The top seed in each conference will receive a bye. The remaining division winner will play the wild card team.
... 1.4: During the playoffs, in the event of a tie the home team wins and will get to move on to the next round.
... 1.5: Playoff rosters will lock on the first day of the first matchup. No pickups or drops will be allowed during the playoffs.
* REGULAR SEASON: We play each team in our division 3 times, within conference 2 times and out of conference 4 times for a total of 21 periods over 22+ weeks.
... 2.1: The out of conference matches will rotate every year alternating whole divisions.
... 2.2: Any games including the All Star week that are shortened will be combined with either the week before or after so as not to miss any games or have a ridiculously short scoring period like we had in year's past. This year, period 1 covers from 3/31 to 4/10 and period 15 covers from 7/11 to 7/24.
... 2.3: The schedule will be updated prior to the start of the season and a link can be found on your league home page.
* PLAYOFFS: The playoffs will consist of 3 rounds starting in period 22 and lasting a total of 3 periods with the championship & 3rd place game being a 10 day event. The 5th place game will be played in round 2.
... 2.4: Any extra MLB games added to the season to determine playoff implications will be counted/added to the 2 week event.
* LEGAL ROSTER: A legal roster consists of 25 active players and up to 25 bench players. In the off-season a legal roster is 50 players maximum.
... 3.1: Players drafted during the current season as well as players who haven't signed their first major/minor league contract by opening day must be released. They are saved for the following years draft.
... 3.2: Any player who has not appeared in at least one major league game by noon on June 1st can no longer be claimed from this point forward. These players will be saved for the following year's draft.
* ACTIVE ROSTER: The active roster consists of 16 hitters (2xC, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, MI, CI, 2xDH, 6xOF) & 9 pitchers (6xSP, 3xRP) for a total of 25 total players. Please find a list below of guidelines & regulations.
... 3.3: All position players must have played at least 10 games at a position, either the previous season or the current season, to be eligible for that position.
... 3.4: If a player was inactive for whatever reason the previous year(s) whether that be the disabled list or benched before he is eligible for any position, per league standard, the current years eligibility defaults to the last year he was position eligible.
... 3.5: If a player has played multiple positions but has never qualified at any position, per league standard, that player would be allowed to play any position he has played until he qualifies. At this point he will not be allowed to play any other position until he qualifies at that position.
... 3.6: RP/SP Eligibility rule is simple and is as follows. If a pitcher is pitching in relief then he can be used as a RP. If he is in the rotation then he must be used as a SP. Example... Kerry Wood comes off the dl and goes to the pen. He is eligible as a RP. Once he goes into the rotation he must be changed to a SP.
... 3.7: If a player has been put in an ineligible position the commissioner will attempt to maneuver a legal roster. If this cannot be achieved the player(s) will be removed for the week. Retro-active if necessary.
... 3.8: Teams should not be short players on their active roster. There is no excuse (see 4.4). Repeat offenders will be held accountable.
... 3.9: A disabled player as well as minor leaguers who are thought to be activated during the week can be added to the active roster and may remain there until there is evidence to the contrary. This is a gray area and will fall under the commissioner's discretion.
... 3.10: Any player definitively sent to the minor leagues or the disabled list must be removed by the next scoring period or I will do so for you. Should this action put you over the bench limit any applicable penalties will apply. However, should this occur on the same day as lineups lock (usually monday) they can remain in the lineup for the week.
... 3.11: In the best interests of the league the commissioner reserves the right to take action if any of these guidelines are not followed properly. This will especially be the case with repeat offenders.
* BENCH ROSTER: Each team is allowed up to 25 bench and/or minors players. Please make sure they are categorized correctly.
... 3.12: Based on the above rules, should any team be over the 25 man bench limit player(s) will be cut based on waivers selection. Last in, first out. This applies to claimed players who are not on the active roster only.
* INJURED RESERVE: Each team is allowed a maximum of 8 IR players.
... 3.13: No player is allowed to be placed on the IR until he is marked as such by CBS. However, you will be allowed to leave that player on your active roster until CBS updates.
... 3.14: Once a player is taken off the DL owners will be given 48 hours to rectify their respective roster should the team exceed the 50 player limit. The penalty for exceeding this threshold will result in the commissioner dropping the last bench player(s) claimed via waivers.
... 3.15: Injured reserve officially opens on Tuesday, the 29th and closes at noon, October 10th. If players remain on IR after this date the commissioner will back track and release the amount of players necessary to conform to league specs based on the order of waivers election. Last in, first out.
* TIME STAMP: The time stamp on the league message board, an add/drop or a trade announcement is boss. It's the only thing that matters so if a deadline has passed or a player is added, whatever the situation the time stamp is again, the only thing that matters. This applies to anything. No exceptions. Period.
* WAIVERS: Waivers will be in effect as soon as the draft is completed until rosters freeze on Monday, September 6th at 2:00 A.M. However, players can be dropped at any time.
... 4.1: Waivers will be held once per week and will run at 2:00 A.M. on Sunday.
... 4.2: If anyone claims a player(s) off waivers and as a result exceeds the 50 player threshhold those players will be released immediately and no adjustment will be made to the waivers order.
... 4.3: Players not in the database will be exempt from waivers but can be added every Saturday starting at noon and ending Sunday at noon on a first come, first served basis prior to the prospect deadline. Any player added must be posted individually on the league message board. Just write the name of the player in the header and post. If you submit a list it won't count. If you do not have room on your roster the transaction is null & void. The commish will then add him to the respective team as a placemarker. Also, make sure the player you are adding is not in the database. Players are added every day so this is very important.
Now, players are added to the database continuously so if you claim a player who is already owned (via placemarker) you will lose your waiver position so you must make sure you check beforehand. This is done by going to the roster grid and using the "control f" search option. This is the only way to check rosters for players that I add manually.
Lastly, if I've added a placemarker and that player is added to the database DO NOT go through the waivers process or you will move down the waivers order. Message me and I'll make the swap for you without penalty.
... 4.4: Teams are allowed to add player(s) the day lineups lock to the active roster if there are no bench alternatives by simply posting the main message board. No bench or minors moves will be allowed.
* TRADES: Trading is allowed from October 10th, starting at noon up until the trade deadline on August 29th at midnight.
... 4.5: A trade can consist of any combination of players or draft picks. Also, all trades must be transparent and future considerations are not allowed. There will be no trade committee at this time but in case of extreme circumstances the commissioner can step in when it concerns the best interests of the league.
... 4.6: Any team that exceeds the 50 player threshold as a result of an uneven trade will be given 48 hours to rectify their respective roster from the time the trade is posted. The penalty for exceeding this threshold will result in the commissioner dropping the last player(s) claimed via waivers.
... 4.7: A trade is official once it is accepted via the trade tool and is posted to the main board. In addition, I would ask a trade announcement be posted when involving draft picks. If a trade is accepted by accident a message must be sent to everyone via the main message board right away as these things have happened in the past. However, the team making the offer will have zero recourse for obvious reasons.
... 4.8: Any deal that includes assets traded they do not possess will be immediately revoked. I'm not going to allow time to re-negotiate a deal based on a "gentleman's agreement". In short, make sure when you make a deal you're trading assets you own or the deal will be voided. In all actuality, this is incumbent on all trading parties to make sure their trade partner actually owns what they are trading.
... 5.1: Draft Order: For the first round, the top 6 teams will draft at the end from 6th on down to 1st. The remainder of the teams who finished 7th-16th will be thrown into a lottery system with the highest weight given to the higher finishing teams. For example, the 7th & 8th place teams will receive 9 chances, the 9th & 10th place teams - 7 chances, the 11th & 12th place teams - 5 chances, the 13th & 14th place teams - 3 chances and the 15th & 16th place teams only 1 chance. Basically, we are adopting an NBA style draft system. All outcomes will be conducted through a randomizer. The rotation will be last to first in all subsequent rounds.
... 5.2: Draft Picks: You will receive a draft pick for every open roster spot available. The final date to make roster spots available for the draft will be tbd.
... 5.3: Draft Eligibility: Any player can be drafted. However, they must be signed to a major/minor league contract before the start of the season or they must be released.
... 5.4: Teams are no longer allowed to trade picks they do not own. For example, if a team trades 7 picks then that team must have a maximum of 43 players at the cut deadline. However, picks acquired via trade will not factor into this equation So, for example , if you're only planning on making 1 pick you can't trade picks 2-10 or you'll be forced to cut 9 players. NOTE: This applies to any trade made after 4/1/10. Anything made prior to this date will be grandfathered in.
... 6.1: The annual league dues are $30 per team. The winner will receive $200 while 2nd place receives $80 and third will garner $50. The remaining $150 goes towards this site.
... 7.1: In the event that an owner is deemed not fit for ownership, the commisioner can remove said owner at anytime providing it is in the best interests of the league. Should this happen an explanation will be provided by the commissioner upon request.
... 8.1: Rules changes can be proposed and voted on during the offseason only. To propose a rules change, email it to the league. It will be reviewed and discussed. If enough momentum gathers so to speak I will put it to a vote with all voters decisions posted on the message board. A two-thirds majority vote is required to pass an amendment and all owners will be required to participate.
... 8.2: The commissioner reserves the right to have executive power on everything for purposes of closing rule loopholes and to protect the integrity of the league and the spirit of the constitutional laws outlined here. The commissioner also has the right to impose rule changes unilaterally if deemed necessary.


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Poet Denise Duhamel and Writer Teju Cole Read at Lewis Center for the Arts
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 at 4:30 p.m.
Berlind Theatre, McCarter Theatre Center
On Wednesday, February 12, award-winning poet Denise Duhamel and fiction writer Teju Cole will read from their works as part of the Althea Ward Clark W'21 Reading Series of the Program in Creative Writing at the Lewis Center for the Arts. Princeton student Molly O'Neill will also read from her recent poems. The reading, beginning at 4:30 p.m. at the Berlind Theatre at the McCarter Theatre Center, is free and open to the public.
Denise Duhamel is the author of Blowout (2013), which was shortlisted for a National Book Critic's Circle Award, Ka-Ching! (2009), Two and Two (2005), Mille et un Sentiments (2005), and Queen for a Day: Selected and New Poems (2001). She has received a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, a New York Foundation for the Arts award, and was selected for residencies at Yaddo and the MacDowell Colony. Her work has been included in several volumes of Best American Poetry, which she guest edited in 2013. She is a professor of creative writing and literature at Florida International University in Miami.
Duhamel will be introduced by Tracy K. Smith, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and Professor of Creative Writing at the Lewis Center.
Teju Cole is a writer, art historian, and photographer. His books include the novella, Every Day is for the Thief, and his novel, Open City (2012), which won several awards including the PEN/Hemingway Award and the New York City Book Award for Fiction. Open City was also shortlisted for the National Book Critics Circle Award, the New York Public Library Young Lions Award, and the Ondaatje Prize of the Royal Society of Literature. Cole is a contributor to The New York Times, The New Yorker, Granta, Aperture, and several other magazines. He serves as the Distinguished Writer-in-Residence at Bard College and is a contributing editor at the New Inquiry. He is currently at work on a book-length non-fiction narrative about Nigeria.
Cole will be introduced by Maaza Mengiste, author of the award-winning Beneath the Lion's Gaze and Lecturer in Creative Writing at the Lewis Center.
The Lewis Center's Program in Creative Writing is sponsoring this event as part of the Althea Ward Clark W'21 Reading Series which provides an opportunity for students, as well as all in the greater Princeton region to hear and meet the best writers of contemporary poetry and fiction. All readings are free and open to the public and take place on select Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m. at the Berlind Theatre at McCarter Theatre Center.
Other upcoming readings in the series include Dana Levin and Claire Vaye Watkins on March 12 and D.A. Powell and Ann Beattie on April 16. In May, students in the Program in Creative Writing will present readings of their work, including seniors who are completing a certificate in the program.
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