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THE cost of the Dudley Council's Big Question consultation will be around £6,000 according to the authority's finance chief.
Borough residents have been asked to have their say on whether the Labour-run council should hold a referendum on a council tax rise of more than two per cent or make drastic spending cuts.
The consultation was launched earlier this month and Dudley cabinet member for finance, Cllr Pete Lowe, has revealed around 3,000 people have already responded.
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bill etheridge says...
The Labour party is frightened to take tough decisions and is trapped in old fashioned thinking where the only options are cut or tax
Time to look at things differently and try to do things better and more efficiently
Most importantly of all no cuts or tax increase until the councillors have done the decent thing and cut their allowances to contribute towards the budget defecit
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Trust in elected polticians, be they local or central, is at an all time low.
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Didn't think I'd need to take a screenshot of the question as evidence.
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ianmarrey says...
"The public now expect to be consulted in a way that it perhaps did not before. Consultation does not remove your responsibility for making the final judgement about spending and what level of council tax to set.
That is still your judgement: as councillors you will be held accountable for those judgements and as officers you will be accountable for the effectiveness of whatever spending is agreed. Asking the public makes a contribution by giving you more information on priorities and how far people are prepared to go to fund public services in your area."
28 people responded to last year's consultation.
This is not a referendum but it is right to inform people that the consequence of raising council tax might be that a referendum is required.
Meaningless consultation can be done on the cheap by those who don't really want to hear the answers.
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- AnonymousMay 31, 2010 at 4:44 AM
Here again: me too! I took off my wedding ring the minute I learned about the betrayal. It felt like a noose around my neck anyway and now I knew why. The good news: I bought myself another one to remind me to remain faithful to myselfReplyDelete
I took mine off and it's sitting in my jewelry box. My husband noticed and I think it bothered him.....he asked why? I said I'm not putting this back on until I am married to a trustworthy husband.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 28, 2010 at 2:47 PM
I took mine off and it will stay off. I intend to sell it for the gold and buy myself something I desire. The husband has to first prove that he can care enough about himself to deal with his sex addiction, and that he cares enough about me to prove I'm worth his effort. He can save up his pennies and buy me a new, less tainted one and start acting like he truly cares rather than he mostly cares about acting out. Bitter? Just today. Tomorrow I'll cry some more, then the next I'll hold his hand while he cries.ReplyDelete
Yeah, mine is off, too. Though I'm technically married, I don't feel like the marriage is legit, given that he lied to me before, during and after. (He's a sex addict, too.)ReplyDelete
And yes, I know that cycle – I cry, then feel better, he cries, then feels better – all to well. Eventually the crying stops and some laughter, once again, creeps into your days.
I miss my ring. I feel left out and sad when I am with all my friends and family that have their rings on.ReplyDelete
Our rings meant a lot to me and I will not wear another ring till- like Marni said- I am married to a trustworthy husband.
I sure hope I can spot the difference this time...
Just discovered your blog...glad I did!ReplyDelete
I stopped wearing my ring, too. My husband eventually noticed and asked why. When I was honest with him, he got upset. (Like you've said...they really don't get it, do they?!) He bought me another ring which I have been wearing on my ring finger. It just feels better. I still have my wedding ring, but I can't bring myself to put it on. I may eventually sell it. But...I'm 1.5 years out and still feel like my decisions might be rash.
Hi Krist,ReplyDelete
I'm glad you found us. I still don't wear my wedding ring. It's perhaps a symbollic thing...but then again, aren't all wedding rings symbollic? But it's my way of saying that my "old" marriage is over and I won't wear a symbol of it.
I still wear my engagement ring...which had belonged to my grandmother. It's a connection to strong women in the past. I don't need a ring. If there's anything I learned during my husband's infidelity, it's that ring doesn't really mean anything unless it's backed up by intention.
Hope you'll keep contributing to the conversation.
I just found this site. I took my ring of a week ago when the full details of my WH's second affair came out. It is still bothering me that I don't have a ring on, but right now it is just too painful to look at it. It reminds me that WH hasn't worn a ring for years now. He said it was always because of work he was doing, but he took it off when with AP and then eventually lost it (?)ReplyDelete
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I still don't wear my wedding ring. I do wear my engagement ring but mostly because it belonged to my grandmother, then mother so it has significance apart from my husband.
As far as I'm concerned, my wedding ring is meaningless. In my case, my husband's sexual "acting out" began before our marriage so I simply can't believe that our marriage meant much to him though he professes otherwise.
In any case, those vows have been relegated to the junk heap. And though I still feel "married", I don't need a ring to remind me.
I sometimes think we'll get remarried some day privately...and at that point perhaps I'll accept that a ring can be imbued with importance.
But I know for many many people, their ring has such meaning to them. I hope you are able to put it back on someday, assured that your marriage is strong from the challenge.
- AnonymousFebruary 2, 2013 at 6:21 AM
Just about 7 months out, and I too took off mine the day I found out. It went on and off a couple times as my husband and I made progress and lost progress. As with many I turned to God with the pain, and asked him to show me the way to stay or go with the marriage. yes, I couldn't make the choice myself because well I was afraid. Not more then two weeks later, I lost my ring. Now I panicked, was this God's answer to end it? Or was he saying the old marriage was gone, which we know it is. My husband's thoughts have always been, "I wore it because it meant so much to you." Well when I told him, fearing he would be upset his comment was "I don't care about the ring, I care about you coming back." Oh yeah did I mention I'm on deployment in Afghanistan. While his words sounded nice, I wonder if they are just words. After all this is the same man that betrayed me while I was out here in Afghanistan. But I too feel that until he wants me to wear one again, to show the world I am his, I will not wear one. He must place it there, or some other that can say "She is the ONLY one and I want everyone to know it!"ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank-you so much for sharing your comments. I'm so sorry for what you're having to go through -- and so far away from home, doing such an important and difficult job. Focus on staying safe and trusting that the rest will fall into place with time and a commitment to healing. Whether you stay or go, the most important thing is that your heart heals enough to trust again.Delete
- AnonymousSeptember 3, 2013 at 8:36 PM
My ring came off after finding out about the adultery, which is now about 8 years ago. At times it still sickens me to the pit of my stomach thinking about what went on. The topic of the past very rarely comes up in conversation, but in the last 6 months she has started broaching the subject. She wants me to wear my ring again and comments that the ring has been off my finger longer than it was on. She has asked me to think about putting it back on,to which I said I would, but I am unable to tell her the reasons why I won't. The marriage ended the moment the adultery started, and the ring symbolized the trust and faithfulness which was now broken. She feels there is no long term commitment from me because I will not wear my ring, and I could leave at any time.ReplyDeleteReplies
It sounds to me as if you both need to talk to each other. She clearly fears that you're not totally committed to the marriage. You perhaps fear that this could happen again and so you don't fully commit.Delete
Instead, though, you're living in a sort of limbo -- one foot out the door. Which might feel safe to you but isn't, ultimately, very gratifying.
I know that fear all too well.
But if you're going to remain in the marriage, then I think you owe it to yourself to give yourself to it. Is there something she isn't doing that you need her to in order to re-establish a sense of safety within the marriage? Is there something she is doing that you need her to stop? Have either of you sought counselling, either as a couple or individually? It doesn't matter how long ago the betrayal was -- if it hasn't been addressed and processed, it can feel like yesterday.
I hope you'll consider digging further into your own issues around the commitment. With further healing of those old wounds, you just might find yourself committing to a rebuilt marriage -- perhaps symbolized by a new ring.
I just found out a week ago about my husbands betrayal, which lasted several months, was physical and emotional. It started while I was pregnant with our now 7 month old who is our third son. I am reeling. Of course, my ring came off and I firmly believe that I won't put it back on. It's too soon to make a decision right now, but we've started counseling and are trying to work through this. No guarantee that it will work at this point. I'm really glad that I found this blog. Thanks for creating it!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm so sorry for what you're going through. Dealing with a new baby (and two other kids!!) is tough enough without factoring in the emotional maelstrom of discovering an affair.
Regardless of whether the counselling can help you rebuild a marriage, it can nonetheless help you be partners in parenting your kids should you split up. So it's worth a try.
And glad you found us. Sorry you needed to.
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2014 at 12:49 AM
It has been 5 months since D-day...I am taking my ring off tonight. 2 weeks ago I caught him in a lie ( he is still talking to OW, they are co workers). He will not give up friendship so I give up the ring. I think I am done.......ReplyDeleteReplies
You set your boundaries and he violated them. You're wise to stick to your consequences.Delete
I'm sorry though. Nothing about this is easy, I know. Even when it's the right choice.


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The first move is really hard. Once established on the nice edge at about 10 feet the difficulty eases somewhat. However, at this point the climbing changes from hard pulls on bad edges/pinches to balancy squeezing on mediocre slopers. As a result, I can easily imagine a crimp pulling hardman getting shut down at the top, and I know that a strong compression climber will hike the top but will have heaps of trouble with the bottom (this is me).
Located around to the right of Charlotte's Web on the same boulder. Start in the hand-sized hole for the left and a small crimp for the right. Go up.
A pad or two and a spot. Nice flat landing, but the balancy nature of the climb can result in pretty gnarly falls. Banks' guide mentions that this has been the site of several sprained/broken ankles.


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NUGENIA is an association dedicated to the research and development of nuclear fission technologies, with a focus on Generation II and III nuclear plants. It gathers stakeholders from industry, research, safety organisations and academia, committed to develop joint R&D projects in the field. NUGENIA builds on the past success of a European Commission-supported network called NULIFE, and integrates a working group from SNETP, the Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform; it also targets to join with the SARNET network. The work of NUGENIA is organised in seven technical areas, within a general scope defined by the Strategic Research Agenda published by SNETP, the European stakeholder forum for nuclear technology.
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- 5 Oct 2013Euratom FP7 – NUGENIA+ project moves forward:The European Commission signed the NUGENIA+ Grant Agreement on 26 August 2013. The project started on 1 September 2013 and the kick-off meeting will be held on 24-25 October 2013 in Helsinki.
- 23 Sep 2013 FISA 2013 & EURADWASTE 2013 Conferences in October: The FISA 2013 Conference on research and training in reactor systems and EURADWASTE 2013, a conference on radioactive waste management will be held in parallel from 14-17 October 2013 in Vilnius, Lithuania. These events are co-organised by the European Commission and the Lithuanian Ministry for Education and Science, under the auspices of the Lithuanian Presidency of the EU. Find out more.
- 4 Jul 2013 NUGENIA+ negotiations continue: NUGENIA is concluding the negotiation phase with the European Commission for NUGENIA+. The FP7 Euratom project will be launched in autumn 2013 to support and further develop the current activities of the NUGENIA association.
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Here are just a few updates from Shop Her Closet this week.
Go back a few pages to see the dresses, bags and shoes which have been added this week including Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's Tom Ford 'Charles Aviator' sunglasses and Victoria Beckham 'The Victoria' tote worn out in LA.
Rebecca Romijn's Reiss 'Merron' skirt worn on Extra.
Zosia Mamet's Diane von Furstenberg 'Lorelei' silk blouse and Diane von Furstenberg 'Samara' knit skirt worn on the set of 'Girls'.
Jessica Alba's Paige Denim 'Jimmy Jimmy' cropped jeans and Jenni Kayne 'D'Orsay' flats worn out in LA.
Diane Kruger's Sophia Webster 'Lacey' stripe sandals worn to a Pre-Emmy party and Shay Mitchell's Diane Von Furstenberg printed silk-georgette wrap dress worn on The View.
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It's obvious to see that Kelly Rowland is having fun with her pregnancy when she took to the red carpet at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards. I love how her artsy nails complemented her braided halo and sparkling Kaufmanfranco gown.
Celebrity manicurist, Sarah Bland-Barbuto, who has worked with Kelly on several occasions, created a design for Kelly called the half-moon mani.
A small area of the nail around the cuticle is lined in one color and it resembles the shape of a half moon. The glitter that is used is from Sarah's own line Artiglio. The glitter is cosmetic grade glitter that is specifically made for use in manicures.
Sarah says to start with the gold polish first. She used Nail Labo Presto Gel #155 on Kelly.
Follow by applying the nude Nail Labo Presto Gel #63 with a round brush. The gel polish prevents chips and will help prolong the life your manicure.
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A collection of six starlets were at the 'Miu Miu Women's Tales #7-#8' premiere, held during the 2014 Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy on Thursday (August 28). Naturally, all were representing the label, donning a range of Miu Miu looks that couldn't have each been more different if they tried.
Dakota Fanning: The trendsetting starlet wore a Miu Miu creamy white satin sheath dress with beaded embellishment, paired with nude platform Miu Miu pumps and a bejeweled grass-green Miu Miu clutch. I would have loved to see the same punch of colour in her shoe, along with an updo.
Kirsten Dunst: The actress went for a retro spin in an A-line Miu Miu dress featuring a funky blue and white swirl print. She accessorized with pops of silver via her clutch and sandals, not to mention the flash of those side-swept platinum locks.
Kate Mara: Donning the same nude platforms as Dakota, Kate wore hers with a nude Miu Miu dress with allover paillettes and a sparkling, decorative neckline. The design was pretty and carried with it a vintage flair, but the colour washed out her complexion, especially with her neutral makeup.
Felicity Jones: Her embellished, midnight-blue Miu Miu dress with sheer sleeves had the fall season written all over it. Black pointy pumps did nothing to lighten the look, but the actress did take a more summery, breezy approach to her barely-there makeup.
Lena Dunham: Once again opting for a head-scratcher of a look, the 'Girls' star didn't exactly stand out for the right reasons in her sombre, daresay frumpy, patterned frock. The Prada dress and the flat, block-heel sandals aged her far beyond my liking—as did her beehive 'do.
Nicoletta Romanoff: The only one to really embrace what's left of summer, Nicoletta was the most polished of the bunch in her flirty and youthful white ruffle blouse and lemon-yellow skirt by Miu Miu, paired with breezy waves and sun-kissed makeup. If I were to nitpick, I would have selected a colourful, fun sandal not this chunkier brown pair.
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<CommandMethod("crane")> _ Sub Crane() Application.ShowModelessDialog(myForm) End Sub
Show it only happens after I've open the form once. When I close it and try to re-open it it fails to open.
How do I dispose of VB.NET objects... and what am I dealing with here?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Okay So I solved it I think?
By placing the Constructor inside the procedure
It use to be Public Shared myForm as new frmBatchProcess
Sub Crane()
Public Class Crawler <CommandMethod("crane")> _ Sub Crane() dim myForm As New frmBatchProcess 'The Instance of the Batch Crawler Window If myForm.IsDisposed = True Then MsgBox("Form is Disposed of, Please Restart Autocad and Try Again") Else Application.ShowModelessDialog(myForm) End If End Sub
Well, whether you solve it or not would be dependnet on how do you want to use the modeless form and if you know windows form's closing behaviour when being shown as modeless and modal form.
1. Windows form closing behaves differently when being shown as modeless and modal. When as modelsss form, calling Form.Close() or clicking "x" on the form, actually disposes the form (truly closed), while whne bing shown as modal form (dialog box, usually), calling Form.Close()/clicking "x" is equal to calling Form.Hide() or Form.Visible=False. The form is not disposed.
So, your previous error must be due to your code is calling Form.Close() or user clicking "x", which results in the form being disposed.
2. Yes, when you "New" the form each time your comment method is used as your code showing, a new instance of the form is created, regardless if you have closed previously opened form or not. It is completely not necessary to test
If myForm.IsDisposed Then...
because the form is just created (unless you have complicated code in the form constructor that may dispose itself due to some initializing condition not being met).
3. With your code, if you run your commend method more than once without explicitly closing opened form, you would end up with multiple modeless form opening, which may or may not be what you want to. Each time you close a form, it is disposed, data shown on the form is lost. When you "New" the form again, you need to reload data to the form, or even worse, you may have to try to restore the data shown on a closed form. Your code alos has the potential risk of shown mutiple forms with different data from drawing when calling your command method more than once against the same document in different time, because the drawing could be changed by user.
4. Usually, it is desired to use a singleton modeless form. That is why you may want to declare Shared myForm As frmBacthprocess at class level. To make it singleton, you handle form's Closing event and set e.Cancel=True, and set Me.Visible=False, so that the form.Close() method (or clicking "x" would not close the form, but hide the form instead.
5. Your form is named as frmBatchProcess, which implies that you donot want to run multiple forms. if the batch process means processing multiple drawing files, you would want to set CommandFlags.Session flag in your command method and you certainly want to use a singleton modeless form.
AWESOME! Thanks for the clarification.
Norman you're a true programmer I can tell Thanks!
Appreciate your blog as well.


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Congrats Phil, you all have got to be doing something right. That is great Pete
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Congrats Phil and Sue.
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Congratulations Phil. Our best to your lovely bride!
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Congratulations Phil. Enjoy your anniversary.
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Congratulations, Sheila Sue and Phil.
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Brute force and Ignorance.
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Phil, Congrats to both you & Sue on the first 25. Here's hoping the next 25 are even better.......
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Hey Phil, Since Sheila has been so good as to put up with you this long I do hope you take some time away from restoring her Demo to take her out for a nice dinner.
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I hope our naked issue will help entertain you on the dark winter nights. But away from that superficial level, it's got me thinking about men's body issues and our self-confidence.
Many men are unhappy with their bodies and for some that translates into debilitating depression or conditions like anorexia, bulimia and bigorexia – as we highlight in our investigation this month. A lack of self-esteem can also lead us to make bad decisions when it comes to our sexual health. That's one of the reasons we felt it was so appropriate to support Terrence Higgins Trust through our naked shoot.
Our article on the Gay Liberation Front encouraged me to read their manifesto from 1971 and I was surprised to see that a large part of that was about self-oppression. It highlighted to me that this problem is nothing new – albeit that the language has changed. From camp guys being branded abnormal or vacuous to the myth that you can't be HIV-positive if you look healthy, it's easy to see the destruction that our own self-loathing creates.
One resolution we can all keep in 2011 is to take care of ourselves physically and mentally. Go to the gym and get fit but don't let it become an obsession. Have a bit of faith in yourself at home, at work and in your love life. And make sure you pop down the clinic to get yourself checked out. Once we're looking after ourselves, we'll be much better at looking after each other.
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COLLIER COUNTY: Crews are investigating a Collier County house fire that they say was caused by a fish tank!
The home is located on Burning Tree Drive off of Pine Ridge Road, just east of Goodlette Frank.
Officials we spoke to say the homeowner's boyfriend and his daughter came to the home around 3:45 p.m. and opened the door to find thick black smoke.
That smoke is still a problem inside the home and firefighters we spoke to say no one will be able to stay there Monday night.
Though there was a lot of smoke, officials we spoke to say the only flame damage was in the room with the aquarium.
There were no injuries associated with the fire, but that aquarium did contain $5,000 worth of fish and rocks.
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In honor of 500 years of Florida history, Gulf Coast State College kicked off its Ponce 500 Plantation to recognize Florida's founder, Ponce de Leon.
The project, located along Highway 98 at the foot of the Hathaway Bridge will emphasize agriculture in Bay County. The one-year project will feature crops like sugar cane, sweet potatoes, maize, sunflowers and more. Students and community members, like Girls Inc. will help cultivate and maintain the plantation.
GCSC President Dr. Jim Kerley transformed Monday to show how this plantation will mirror that of Ponce de Leon.
"This idea will really commemorate Ponce de Leon [who] really pushed the idea of gardens and plants, and sugar cane for example, tobacco, peanuts. We're going to be able to demonstrate that here on the grounds of GCSC," says Kerley.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- Victor Rudd had a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds, and South Florida defeated Providence 55-48 on Saturday.
The Friars led 46-41 with 2:30 remaining, but South Florida guard Shaun Noriega nailed two 3-pointers in a row to give the Bulls a one-point lead with just under two minutes remaining.
Providence forward LaDontae Henton made an inside basket to regain the lead at 48-47. South Florida guard Anthony Collins drew a foul on the following possession and made both free throws to give the Bulls a lead.
After Providence coach Ed Cooley was called for a technical, the Bulls (18-7, 8-4 Big East) were able to sink six unanswered free throws to walk away with the victory.
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The road of great expectations invariably contains its share of potholes. So it is with SundanceTV's The Red Road (Thursday, 9/8c), a lugubrious six-episode drama that's as overwrought as it is underwhelming, representing a rare misfire for the channel that brought us such outstanding originals as Top of the Lake and Rectify last year.
This week, Bill Nye (the Science Guy) participated in a debate about the origins of matter with Ken Ham, the founder of the Creation Museum, and Jon Stewart paid tribute to Philip Seymour Hoffman on The Daily Show. ABC Family's The Fosterslaunched its web series, and BIO released a collection of videos online in honor of Black History Month. Oh, and Tara Lipinski did an amazing Big Lebowski-inspired figure skating routine. Check out those clips and more in our weekly roundup of the best online videos:
The U.S. Supreme Court issued two landmark rulings related to the issue of same-sex marriage Wednesday. First, the court ruled that the federal Defense of Marriage Act, which defines marriage as between a man and a woman, is unconstitutional — paving the way for legally married same-sex couples to receive the same federal benefits as straight married couples. Second, the Court dismissed an appeal against California's Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in the state — meaning that same-sex marriage can resume in California.
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IFC has renewed Portlandia for two more seasons, the network announced on Wednesday.
"Portlandia has celebrated sustainable local agriculture, underemployment, avian crafting, gender politics, intense bicycle messengers and so much more," Jennifer Caserta, president and general manager of IFC, said in a statement. "We can now celebrate two more seasons."
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The comedy series is created and written by SNL's Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, who also star in the show. Filmed and set in Portland, Ore., each episode features sketches with Armisen and Brownstein playing different characters. Guest stars over the years have included Kyle MacLachlan, Chloë Sevigny, Jeff Goldblum, Roseanne Barr, Patton Oswalt, and Andy Samberg.
Seasons 4 and 5 will each feature 10 half-hour episodes and premiere in early 2014 and early 2015, respectively.
The dream of the '90s continues to thrive on Portlandia, the sketch comedy series from Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein that's back for a third season on IFC (Fridays 10/9c). Armisen has spent the past 11 years as a member of the Saturday Night Live ensemble, while Brownstein is best known as a member of indie rock groups Sleater-Kinney and Wild Flag. But during their off months, the comedy partners have created a whole new world of quirky characters, from militant bike messengers to feminist bookstore owners. Armisen answered our showrunner survey to explain why you should make a visit to Portlandia.
Downton Abbey survived World War I. But can the country manor weather the latest skirmish, a below-stairs battle between those scheming servants O'Brien and Thomas?That's just one of the many entertaining questions and diverting dilemmas presented by the long-awaited — and well worth the wait — third season of this Masterpiece Classic addiction, which returns like a delicious if bittersweet bonbon. (And how I hope you've kept the blinders on regarding the many spoilers issuing from across the pond during the recent U.K. telecast.)"No family is ever what it seems from the outside," muses the formidable Dowager Countess (the peerless Maggie Smith) during one of the many crises that beset the Crawleys and their loyal servants over the next seven Sundays (PBS, check tvguide.com listings).
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West Virginia's largest teachers union is holding seven forums across the state on a sweeping audit of the public schools system.
West Virginia Education Association spokeswoman Kym Randolph tells the Charleston Daily Mail (http://bit.ly/UjH7Yy ) that the union believes more input is needed from teachers and school employees.
The audit lists more than 100 recommendations to improve student performance while saving an estimated $70 million annually.
Vision Shared hosted forums around the state this summer in conjunction with the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce and the governor's office.
The WVEA's first forum is set for Wednesday night at Huntington High School. Other forums are scheduled Nov. 13 in Fairmont and Martinsburg, Nov. 14 in Elkins, Nov. 26 in Wheeling, Nov. 29 in Parkersburg and Nov. 30 in Princeton.
Information from: Charleston Daily Mail, http://www.dailymail.com


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PITTSBURGH—Sharon Pillar, global warming outreach coordinator for western Pennsylvania with the environmental advocacy organization PennFuture, will discuss global warming both worldwide and locally at noon April 22 at the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) South campus room A-308, 1750 Clairton Road (Route 885), West Mifflin.
Through the Cool Pennsylvania campaign, Ms. Pillar works with citizens, organizations, faith groups and businesses, educating and mobilizing people to support initiatives to slow global warming in Pennsylvania.
Pillar was one of 1,000 people trained directly by Nobel Peace Prize winner and former Vice President Al Gore through the Climate Initiative to present the slide show used in the Oscar-winning movie "An Inconvenient Truth." She has spoken about global warming with more than 60 organizations in western Pennsylvania.
This presentation is free and open to the public. For more information, call 412.469.6243.
About CCAC
The Community College of Allegheny County is the largest institution of postsecondary higher education in Pennsylvania. The college serves 31,000 credit students through 170 degree and certificate programs and offers thousands of lifelong learning non-credit and workforce development courses to 33,000 students annually. Incorporating a learning-centered environment committed to the future of the region, CCAC continues to expand its reach through innovative programming and accessible instruction offered via convenient day, evening, weekend and online courses. With four campuses and six centers serving Allegheny County and surrounding communities, CCAC endeavors to fulfill its mission to provide affordable access to quality education and offer a dynamic, diverse and supportive learning environment that prepares the region's residents for academic, professional and personal success in our changing global society.


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What's that you say? There's a NFL game going on that won't impact the standings whatsoever yet could use a little livening up? That's DeAngelo Hall's cue, y'all.
Early in the first quarter, the reigning Pro Bowl MVP picked off a Joe Flacco pass that had been altered by Ryan Kerrigan's rush and took it 52 yards for the score. This, or something like it, led to a midfield scuffle between the two teams.
Watching these preseason rivalries is always fun, since neither team really cares at all and we're pretty much just looking for any possible sign of animosity. The Chiefs and Rams battle over a preseason rivalry trophy, but do you think Chiefs and Rams players even know about it until they're asked to take a photo next to it?
Nevertheless, let us toast DeAngelo Hall, momentary king of the preseason DMV.
For more Skins, head to Hogs Haven and SB Nation DC.


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UPDATE: Aaron Cummings died from a gunshot wound to the chest in a gang-related shooting in Spokane on Sunday evening, according to the Spokane County Medical Examiner and Spokane Police officials Monday. The prime suspect for the shooting is Salvador Rivera-Romero, a known gang member who's now wanted for first degree murder.
Police believe Rivera-Romero shot and killed Cummings at a home on the 1600 block of Spofford and Wall near North Central High School. Rivera-Romero was last seen around 6 p.m. Sunday leaving the scene in a dark colored Dodge Intrepid sedan. Police arrived a short time later but Rivera-Romero had already taken off. He remained at large Monday night.
Rivera-Romero is a convicted felon whose criminal history includes drug-related charges as well as a DUI out of Grant County.
Unfortunately, for several neighbors in the area, crime at the home where the shooting took place doesn't come as a surprise.
"The big city has come to Spokane. It's not a sleepy little town anymore," said Dave Stewart.
Stewart moved his daughter back home Monday, just one day after the shooting, since she lived across the street from what he described as a problem home.
"I'm really glad I'm moving her out of here because that's a little too close for comfort," Stewart continued.
For neighbors like Sarah, who asked that we not use her last name, crime at the home had also become a constant.
"The house over there, across the street, is probably a drug house," Sarah said.
In fact, Sara said, the SWAT team surrounded the same home in a standoff just last month.
"They were looking for somebody in a drug house across the street," Stewart added. "I was completely freaking out the first night when I came here and I couldn't even get to the house cause the police had the whole block blocked off."
As police continue to search for a killer and find out what led to a deadly shooting, Stewart and his family are leaving it all in their rear view mirror.
"It's too bad because, I mean, years ago this used to be a fairly decent neighborhood but it's just really gone down hill pretty rapidly."
Anyone with information about this deadly shooting is asked to call Crime Check at 456-2233.
UPDATE: The suspect has been identified as Salvador Rivera Romero. Romero was last seen leaving the area in a dark colored Dodge Intrepid.
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Police Major Crimes Unit is investigating a homicide in north Spokane. According to officers one man was shot and killed just after 5:30 Sunday afternoon.
At this time the murderer remains at large, and police will not say if they have someone in mind. The shooting happened at a home near Spofford and Wall, several blocks away from North Central High School.
At least four people live at the home where the man, said to be in his mid to late 20's, was shot and killed. Three of those living at the home have been taken in for questioning. Police say they are not suspects, officers simply want to talk to them to get a better idea of what happened. A fourth person has not yet been located. It's not clear whether that fourth person is thought to be the murderer.
Neighbors say the people living at the home had run-ins with the law before and were not surprised to learn that someone had been shot and killed there. Police say they have been to the home several times before and have made arrests related to weapons violations, but would not go into specifics.
So far the identity of the man killed has not yet been released.


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I got a call from my folks a year ago. It went something like this: "your mom wants a new Grand Cherokee for her birthday, what do you think?" I called up Chrysler and snagged a 2013 Grand Cherokee Overland Summit, the last major Mercedes/Chrysler vehicle to launch before Fiat took the reins. I came to the conclusion the American Range Rover was all kinds of crazy, had drivetrain deficiencies and she should wait until the 2014 refresh. That refresh has landed, so should mom buy one?
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Size and weight are a big part of GM's DNA. They beat Ford not with a frontal assault on the Model T but by offering a larger, heavier, flashier car. They thought they could do the same to BMW. But, even as the Bavarians packed on the inches and pounds, car buyers "in the know" saw the additional size and weight of Cadillacs as a sign that the General either lacked technical competence or just didn't "get it." Well, maybe the "new GM" really is different. With the 2013 Cadillac ATS, the company has pulled out all the stops to directly challenge the BMW 3-Series with a rear-wheel-drive car that is—surprise—a few tenths of an inch smaller and a few pounds lighter. Could the people who tried to sell us the Cimmaron have gotten this one right?


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A federal trial involving nine defendants accused of conspiring in a child sex trafficking ring involving Somali gangs is wrapping up in Nashville earlier than expected.
The defense attorneys for the defendants, most of whom are of Somali descent, rested their cases Tuesday, and closing arguments are expected to start Wednesday.
Federal prosecutors had expected the trial could take over a month, but after several last-minute delays, testimony has taken just over two weeks. At trial, the government has attempted to lay out a complicated case for a wide-ranging conspiracy among multiple defendants to use a young Somali refugee as a prostitute in suburban Minneapolis.
The unidentified witness, referred to in the indictment as Jane Doe No. 2, testified in court earlier this month that she was only in 6th grade when Somali gang members started using her to perform sexual acts for money. Later in the trial, prosecutors put on another witness identified as Jane Doe No. 5, who testified that young girls and women were being used as prostitutes in an apartment in Nashville.
The nine defendants are among a total of 30 defendants who were named in an original indictment unsealed in 2010 that claimed there was a ring of sexual trafficking of young girls operated by three Somali gangs that spanned from Minnesota, Ohio and Tennessee. The other defendants could face trial at a later date.
But defense attorneys tried to dismantle the government's case by noting that Jane Doe No. 2's exact age is unclear because her birth certificate was falsified. They also told jurors that the witness was a runaway and a "party girl" who willingly had sex with multiple defendants and lied about it so her conservative Somali family could save face.
Her age is key to the government's case to prove conspiracy to commit sexual trafficking of children under the age of 18. Prosecutors used pictures of the witness in middle school in an attempt to show she was very young when the prostitution occurred.
Inaccurate birth dates on immigration paperwork are a common issue within the Somali refugee communities in the United States. Friends and family members also testified that they never witnessed anything unusual about the defendants.
Hibo Ibrahim Fahra, sister of one of the defendants, Idris Ibrahim Fahra, said through a translator she saw her brother everyday while they lived in the same apartment building in St. Paul and he would babysit her daughter. She said she never noticed any strange activity in his apartment.
Jane Doe No. 2 had previously testified that the gang members brought her to that apartment to have sex with men for money.


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