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The 'for sale' signs will be going up this week at Raceway
Park, where the final live races were held on Sunday.
General Manager Mark Loewe says the facility will still
be open six days a week until sometime next year for off-track betting.
"Simulcasting is a big part of our business; we're going
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professional operation."
The property is now being marketed nationally, with an asking
price of $3 million for the 97-acre site.
"Raceway is not what it once was in the heyday, although
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"Its proximity to the Jeep plant lends itself, in my
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will not become an eyesore.
"We'd like to move the property, there's no question
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not going to leave the property in disarray," said Loewe.
The company will need to keep about 30 employees on board
until the facility is closed. Penn National will shift harness racing
operations to a new track under construction in Dayton.
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GARNER — Randy Robertson wants to open a doughnut shop. He can't get a job, and he sees the business as a chance to provide for himself, his wife and their daughter, who turns 3 in August.
He also said he understands why he can't interact with customers, why he must wear an ankle monitor for the rest of his life and why many would be repulsed by him.
Robertson, 52, is a registered sex offender and is on probation. He was convicted of taking indecent liberties with a minor after molesting a 14-year-old boy in 2010. He was also convicted of the same crime in Wake County in 1980.
At J's Delicious Daylight Donuts, which sits between Lowes Foods and Planet Fitness at the corner of Aversboro Road and Timber Drive, Robertson plans to keep the company's books and make doughnuts before the store opens. He also vows not to interact with customers.
The store is slated to open July 1, and it has been scrutinized by town and county officials since an anonymous tip about Robertson's past and his plans surfaced late last week.
Robertson and his wife, Stacey, whom he married in 2011, say they have invested $200,000 to start the business. The money, he said, was a combination of personal savings and loans from friends and family.
"I want to provide for my family. I've got to do something," Robertson said.
The Robertsons' plans are legal. They applied for and received a business license from the Town of Garner, which did not require a background check. The town has determined it won't – and probably can't – block the store's opening.
Wake County Assistant District Attorney Melanie Shekita, who handled the 2010 case, opposes the store but said her office does not have a legal basis for an injunction to prevent the business from opening since no laws have been broken.
"I think it shocks the conscience that Daylight Donuts would allow him to open such a thing and put 'family friendly' on it," Shekita said. "The victim and the family know, and they're beside themselves."
Shekita said an eatery that didn't specialize in implicitly child-attracting sweets would have been a better choice, and that Robertson knows if he breaks the law, it will be dealt with swiftly.
"He understands the terms and conditions and assures the probation officer that he will abide by them," Shekita said. "I've told his probation officer that we will watch him like a hawk, as well."
In 2010, Robertson was caught on a security camera at Garner United Methodist Church tickling a 14-year-old boy and touching him inappropriately. His church, St. Andrews United Methodist, was visiting on a joint event. Robertson took a plea deal and he was sentenced to 30 days in jail, along with therapy and five years of probation, which runs through December 2015.
Along with ankle bracelet monitoring and therapy, Robertson's probation bans him from socializing or communicating with anyone under the age of 16 unless accompanied by a responsible adult aware of his past abuses. His business can't hire a minor. And he can't leave Wake County without permission.
His 1980 conviction landed him about 40 days in jail.
The Robertsons said they chose to open a doughnut shop largely because Robertson developed a passion for baking while taking culinary classes during his 2001-08 tenure as an information technology teacher at Wake Tech Community College. The two also cited a lack of doughnut shops – especially small, locally-owned shops – in the area.
"He can't find a job. How can you expect to live if he can't get hired by anybody?" Stacey Robertson said.
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Robertson acknowledged his urges and said he takes responsibility and has remorse for his crime.
"It was a poor choice. It was a terrible choice. It wasn't a mistake, it was a choice," Robertson said. "I did what I did because I wanted to do it."
He said in group therapy sessions he tries to keep others honest, too. Since he cannot contact the victim, he views the only hope he has of approaching restitution is paying it forward.
"It's by modeling the correct behavior, helping other people through their work, calling their hand when they've got this distorted thinking. I'm going, 'well hey, you're saying the same thing I said,'" Robertson said. "They'll tell their story, 'well you know it was just an accident, and I'll say that's (bull)."
He said his therapy consisted of a number of factors: overcoming denial, accepting responsibility, finding the root causes in his background, dealing with anger, having a relapse-prevention plan and learning empathy and the damage he has caused without it.
"Had I had the empathy, I wouldn't have committed the offense," Robertson said.
UNC-Charlotte psychology professor Richard McAnulty has specialized in sexual misconduct and offenses for more than 20 years, and has done research and work as a clinical psychologist. He understands why there is anxiety over sex offenders, but said a public "witch-hunt" and a "lock-them-up-and-throw-away-the-key" sentiment don't accurately address the reality of the problem.
"We know that treatment does make a difference, it does lower relapse rates and recidivism. That's well-documented," McAnulty said. "Most of them don't re-offend. There is a small percentage of sexual offenders, perhaps 10 percent, who are predatory and a high risk of re-offending."
Emphasis today is on treatment, he said, where offenders are taught to address problems, avoid risky situations and control urges. Cures are no longer considered a viable pursuit. Research shows, McAnulty said, that public sex offender registries are ineffective at deterring recidivism, with some unintended negative consequences.
"It just makes us feel better," he said.
McAnulty said his research suggests that social relationships such as a successful marriage and large gaps between offenses lower the likelihood of relapse. He called Robertson's acceptance of responsibility another positive sign.
"That shows the person is owning up to it and taking responsibility. That's not something people do naturally," McAnulty said. "Most offenders deny or at least try to minimize."
Robertson maintains the two crimes 30 years apart are his only criminal acts. He said that he didn't deal with his urges for decades in large part because he hadn't been arrested.
The crimes have cost Robertson the majority of his friends and have also placed a stigma on him that he knows he'll never shake. McAnulty backed his assertion that even finding a therapist that will help can be difficult. He also said it's clear that not all sex offenders are alike, and that popular stereotypes find little support in research.
Phillip Anthony, an attorney who lives a few houses down from the Robertsons and attends St. Andrews, said he never sees anyone visiting Robertson except his father. Anthony also said he has spoken to him a handful of times since 2010 and that he's been cordial and helpful, but they aren't close friends.
"I feel for him," Anthony said. "I have a daughter. That stuff worries me, too. But this guy has the modern equivalent of the Scarlet Letter."
Anthony said he doesn't know how Robertson is going to succeed, and that some will "do everything they can to tear him down." He said he told Robertson that he was going to run into problems with his business, especially in a small, interconnected town like Garner. He also said he wants to see Robertson get an even shot.
"He's trying his best to turn his life around. I don't know if he's going to be able to do it because the odds are stacked against him," Anthony said. "If I was him I'd want to drive a truck in Alaska, but they won't let him do that."
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Police Chief Brandon Zuidema spoke to Robertson after learning about the situation June 20. Zuidema did not express major concern for public risk in the shop's operation as long as Robertson does not violate his probation.
"We'll be monitoring that situation," Zuidema said. "We'll be making sure he obeys his probation, and also making sure his rights as a prospective business owner are protected as well."
Council member Buck Kennedy said the town needs to work to protect all parties, but he also acknowledges the public sentiment against those who have committed sex crimes against minors.
Council member Gra Singleton said that council should not directly act and that legally Robertson can own the shop. But he also questioned Robertson's choice of opening a family- and child-friendly business that sells sweets.
"Some people won't go because of (Robertson)," Singleton said. "That's their choice."
Robertson hopes the community can provide some kind of support to people who have troubled pasts, saying complete rejection only would build resentment and could impair the recovery and adjustment of people like him.
"But on the other hand, I completely understand that one in three people have been affected by some kind of sex offense. They're angry," he said. "So I'm sensitive to that fact, too."
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Angus T. Jones, who has played Alan Harper's son Jake on "Two and a Half Men," is returning to the set of the fabled sitcom for the first time since last November when he called the show "filth."
In a video the 19 year-old made for the Forerunner Christian Church, the actor, who has spent 10 years on the CBS sitcom, referred to the show as "filth." The video went viral in a matter of days and, understandably, caused quite an uproar.
We haven't seen much of Jake on the show this season since he enlisted in the Army, but all that's about to change as he'll return to set next week when filming of new episodes resumes.
The show's creator and executive producer, Chuck Lorre (who became a household name following the meltdown Charlie Sheen had 2 years ago) is a surprising Jones supporter.
"I was concerned about him continuing with us, but he's entitled to his journey," Lorre said to USA Today. "He's a sweetheart. He's fine. He's 19, man. Cut him some slack. He is a beloved member of the cast. He has been a great, great young man for 10 years."
So will Lorre exact his revenge on Jones' Jake Harper by having him take a bullet? On the contrary. Jake will have a new, much older, girlfriend in the form of "My Name is Earl" star Jaime Pressly. Lorre explains, "The episode we're (shooting) next week introduces his new girlfriend, an older woman with three kids, a tattoo artist."
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As for whether or not Jones' "filth" comment was too harsh, Lorre takes the high road. "The show's kind of filthy. We hope it's funny as well."
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ALHAMBRA - The City Council has launched a public comment and revision period on a draft of its first-ever Bike Master Plan, fielding suggestions by local bikers for more public outreach and significant improvements to the plan.
Many speakers at a council meeting this week commended the city's efforts to be bike-friendly, but they also pointed out holes in the draft plan, including a lack of marked bike lanes.
Speakers included representatives from Bike SGV, the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition, and an Alhambra student who was recently hit by a car while riding his bike.
"The City Council was very receptive to hearing out our suggestions," Bike SGV program director Javier Hernandez said. "Unfortunately, we're not entirely satisfied with the first draft; it lacked very real innovation."
The draft plan proposes 41 miles of bike lanes and routes throughout the city; about 3.5 miles of class II bike lanes, which are designated lanes marked off on the street; and 38 miles of class III lanes, which include markings like shared road markings and "bike route" signs.
Councilman Steven Placido said Monday's council meeting was the first look at the draft plan, prepared by consultant group Alta Planning and Design, and it was just the first step toward a final version.
"I think this is a good start, and as we go through the process we'll have better and better questions and more answers," Placido said. "Like anything, it is a process, so I look forward to seeing how this evolves and what is appropriate for Alhambra."
Placido said he was initially impressed with the draft plan, especially with the education, enforcement and safety components it includes.
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A new book is challenging some serious medical advice routinely given to pregnant women, and the author isn't even a doctor. But she says her research may have you rethinking the dos and don'ts of pregnancy.
Having been pregnant three times myself, I am familiar with some of these pregnancy myths. But I decided to come to a playground in New York to see what other mommies avoided during their pregnancies. Here are some of the things New York moms said they were told to avoid:
A new book called "Expecting Better" by economist Emily Oster attempts to bust the myths surrounding pregnancy by using a data-cruncher approach.
"The book is really about data, it's more of a compliment side to the data you get from your doctor," Oster said. "My goal is that when women read this, they will see something about the data and then go in to their doctor and have a more informed conversation with their doctor which incorporates what we see on the medical side with what we see on the decision making side."
Dr. Amos Gruenbaum, the director of obstetrics at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, debunk some of the myths our mommies believed.
"There's really not much evidence that dying your hair is really bad," he said.
However, he did say: "There are many studies out there that show that more than 2 cups of coffee can potentially be harmful."
As for sushi, the doctor said that while the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists advises moms-to-be to avoid eating raw fish, he could not find evidence that sushi is bad.
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"Alcohol should be a no no," Dr. Gruenbaum said because of the real risk of fetal alcohol syndrome.
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The study is ongoing, but this is the first independent look at fracking and whether the chemicals used in the process are a threat to people. The study showed the drilling fluids stayed well below — about a mile underneath — the drinking water supplies.
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The list of charges against 23-year-old Karon Porter now includes murder -- that news following the deadly police chase on Midlothian Turnpike.
Police say he hit three cars near Robious Road Friday night, and attempted to carjack a car with a child inside. A man in one of those cars, 73-year-old George Van Orden, was killed.
Van Orden was a VMI graduate, a decorated marine- from a line of marine leaders. Family members say he looked like he would get better, but took a turn.
"Evidently this guy blew through a stoplight and hit my dad, sideswiped two cars and then hit my dad broadside and he ended up dying of his injuries," said his son George.
George Van Orden Jr. followed in his dad's footsteps, becoming a marine, and he says' he's forgiven the man he blames for his dad's death.
"But that doesn't mean I don't want to see him prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," he said.
We understand his wife, Marina, who was also in the car - is home now. She's in a wheelchair with extensive injuries, but is expected to recover. We're told the couple was on the way home from dinner with their daughter when the accident happened.
We know this isn't the first time Porter has been in trouble with the law. We've uncovered documents that indicate he's assaulted an officer and had his license suspended before for reckless driving. We found two pending charges- for more driving offenses in a separate incident. We've also learned he may have been on opiates the night this crash happened.
In 2009 Karon Porter answered to reckless driving charges, and driving on a suspended license.
In a letter to a judge in 2010, Porter apologizes, and asks a judge for a second chance to be with his daughter, promising the judge if granted, he would never see Porter again. But Porter is already back in court. He faces even more charges stemming from Friday night's chase.
Court papers say when Porter was caught; he had a plastic baggie in his mouth containing a white substance, which he swallowed. The report also states Porter said it was hydrocodone, and that he later said he is prescribed opiates and takes them every couple of hours. He said he had taken some pain medication that day.
Police reported his eyes were glassy, watery, and his pupils were dilated. Papers also say his speech was mumbled and slurred, at times rambling.
Porter's mother was in court for his video arraignment. She wouldn't talk about the specifics of the case, but said "He's a good person. A very good person. He would never intentionally hurt no one." She also said she was sorry George Van Orden died in the accident.
Karon Porter's attorney, John Rockecharlie, hasn't been able to meet with his client in person yet about the charges, but said this after court, "We're still trying to ascertain exactly what happened. We don't know. I haven't had a chance to see my client yet, so it's still very early on in this very tragic situation."
Porter's mother says she's sorry about what happened and that she plans to stand by her son. She also claims there was nothing wrong with her car, which is the reason state police tried to pull him over in the first place on Friday.
Porter is due back in court at the end of May.
There will be a memorial service for Van Orden at 2 p.m. Friday at Bennett Funeral Home. That is located on Ashbrook Parkway in Chesterfield. Visitation starts at 1 p.m.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - The FGCU baseball team entered Tuesday night's game looking for its eighth straight win and got it after a late inning rally helped the Eagles prevail over the Owls of FAU, 7-3 at Swanson Stadium.
The Eagles improve to 30-16, which makes it the seventh straight year in which FGCU baseball has won at least 30 games, while FAU drops to 25-21 on the season.
FGCU would take an early lead scoring one run in the first inning. FGCU's leadoff hitter, Josh Upchurch (Cape Coral, Fla.), sent a 0-1 fastball over the right field fence recording his fifth homerun of the season.
In the top of the third, Colby Gratton led off the Owl half with a single to left. After a single to shallow right and a sacrifice bunt to advance the runners, the Owls had men on second and third with only one out. A sac fly to left would allow one run to score and tie the game at one through two and a half innings.
One inning later, in the top of the fourth, Nick Criaris would give the Owls their first lead of the game after belting a solo homerun over the right field fence.
The Eagles would regain the lead after scoring two runs in the bottom of the fifth. Freshman Joe Guarnaccia (Davie, Fla.) leadoff the inning with a walk and was followed by an Upchurch single to left. With first and second with one out, Tim Roberson (West Palm Beach, Fla.) drove in Guarnaccia for his team leading 57th RBI of the season. After Zach Maxfield (Northport, Fla.) was walked to load the bases, Upchurch would score from third on a fielder's choice to first. The score after five innings of play was 3-2 in favor of the Eagles.
The Owls would respond and tie the game at 3 in the top half of the seventh. With one out, Nick DelGuidice would take a hanging curveball off the left field fence allowing him to reach second standing up. Three pitches later, Troy Bubley would hit an RBI single just past the diving second baseman allowing the run to score from second.
The tie ball game would not last long as the Eagles separated themselves by scoring three runs on two hits in the bottom half of the seventh. After Mikel Alvarez (West Palm Beach, Fla.) reached base on an error, the following two Eagles were walked to load the bases. Josh Chester (St. Petersburg, Fla.) would drive a two RBI single to right field extending his hitting streak to 19 games while giving the Eagles a two-run lead. Sophomore Steven Wickens (Whitby, Ontario) would add one more run with an RBI single to right extending the lead to 6-3.
The Eagles would add one more run in the bottom of the eighth on three walks and a hit-by-pitch to extend their lead to 7-3.
After hitting the first two batters of the ninth inning, Eagles Head Coach Dave Tollett would call senior Nick Ursitti (Lehigh Acres, Fla.) out of the pen to shut down the Owls. Ursitti would record the final three outs of the game giving the Eagles the victory and earning his third save of the season.
Senior Derek Shaw (New Port Richey, Fla.) earned his fourth win of the season. Shaw (4-2) threw three innings, one run (earned) on two hits, and struck out four Owls. Chris Schmitt received the loss, Schmitt (5-3) threw 0.1 innings, allowed three runs (two earned) on two Eagles hits.
Two Eagles recorded multiple hits, Upchurch finished 2-for-4 with a home run, three runs scored and one RBI, while Roberson finished 2-for-4 with a runs scored and one RBI.
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12:05pm Monday 17th February 2014 in News By Vickie Scullard, News feature writer
Jimmy the Fishmonger and assistant Kathy Kim, of Thingumagjig Theatre, helped showcase all that was on offer in the revamped Bolton Market.
DAY two of Bolton's revamped market saw shoppers treated to a number of different activities in the lifestyle hall.
Bolton Market re-opened on Friday — Valentines Day — in a blaze of loved-up glory with celebrities and council chiefs praising the end result of the £4.5 million project.
On Saturday, the celebrations continued as customers watched more food demonstrations, received well-being advice and sampled various produce available to buy in the new-look market.
Chef Jon Jones, from the Farmers Arms, whetted the appetites of morning shoppers with his demonstration of chocolate brownie with Vimto berries and Crunchie-style honeycomb topping.
He was followed later by Nick Cullen from Nick's Restaurant in Chorley Old Road, and Luciano from Luciano's Italian restaurant in Chorley.
The Great Ale Year Round pub welcomed Carley Friedrich from family-run brewers Brightside to give a talk about how ale is made from hops and malt.
Joan Burrage, who runs the market's Wellbeing Project, organised a health fair for residents to learn about healthy eating and keeping active, and offered customers the chance to get their height and weight checked.
Children also had another chance to have their face painted for free, and mascot Jimmy the Fishmonger was on hand to welcome shoppers to the revitalised surroundings.
Jackie Casey, general manager at the market, said: "It's been a fantastic couple of days. Following on from Friday's success we've had three more cooking demos from three fantastic chefs from the area.
"We've also had Joan from the Wellbeing Project who has set up a health fair where people can go and learn about living a healthy lifestyle.
"We have a great mix of traders now, as well as wi-fi for customers and traders alike. Plus we are giving traders the opportunity to sell online on the days that the market isn't open using our click and collect service. In fact, Great Ale has already had its first order.
"We wanted to retain that market feel and the atmosphere, but we also wanted to upgrade and give traders a better opportunity to show their produce in a better way — and of course entice new people to come and see what we have to offer.
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I'm not sorry...I slaved over it and it was good. It's not that I'm being blasphemous or anything, it's just that I spend a lot of time with diabetics in my life and they can't fast.
That's not what I'm here to talk about today, though, that's just the name of the title.
I actually don't have any real point or lesson or whatever to most of my posts. I'm just a chick living my life...muddling along doing the best I can.
Some days are better than others.
These last couple of weeks have left me feeling fairly accomplished in some ways. I haven't had a cigarette since the 10th of February, or thereabouts. Made the switch to the electronic cigarette...which is going well. Passed the beer test, passed the sitting next to a chain smoker test...all that jazz.
Still waiting to feel better, though. I did feel better, and in some ways I feel lots better...I am sleeping better anyway,or I was. However, this weather and I want to say pollen counts are killing my sinuses.
Doesn't matter, though, because the e-juice tastes way better than cigarettes now. Using the e-cigarette as a viable alternative to smoking, has now provided some of the experience that made me fall in love with smoking to begin with. Without the pesky lung disease, stink of smoke, danger to anybody living with you breathing the same air, and not to mention the mess that ashes make.
Wish they'd have had these years ago. I feel fairly certain the tobacco companies would be long out of business, except I guess you still need tobacco to leech the nicotine from.
"Vaping" is what it is called and any of the stores that you go into to purchase your supplies, have a distinct head shop feel to them.
I'm not talking about a cheap piece of crap that looks like a cigarette that leaves you in danger of trying to light it..I'm talking about a battery and a tank.
It was a spur of the moment decision. The Senior Chief and I had been talking about trying them. We have tried damn near everything else out there to try and quit smoking.
I took the girl-kid to the mall in Longview in search of a prom dress, which I scored, big time, but we'll save that for prom. Anyway, I walked past a kiosk ..asked a couple of questions and walked away with a starter kit for way less than I'd spend on a carton of cigarettes. I waited until that Monday to try it and left my pack of cigarettes laying there while I smoked on that instead.
Later that evening, it passed the beer test. It also re passed the beer test on Saturday night.
The big deal is making sure you keep the battery charged, or getting a big enough battery for how much you vape, or smoke.
Anyway, I'm happy with it. I'm happy with how much more energy I have as a result of being able to breathe properly, as well.
Have a great week!
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Monday, December 30, 2013
Happy New Year
When Santa dropped by the other evening, this is what he left behind for me. To say I am thrilled is a bit of an understatement.
This is the Springfield XDM 9mm with all the bells and whistles.
Who says diamonds are a girl's best friend?
Seriously, though, my next steps are a familiarization course, and the copious amounts of paperwork and fingerprinting required to get my concealed carry.
And a new purse.
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Making a list....
That's what the Senior Chief and I are doing, and drinking a few hot buttered rums while we're at it.
This is the only place I've ever been where you can be wearing shorts on one day and then having an ice storm the very next day.
I can't say I'm unhappy either way, really. If you don't have the cold, you can't appreciate the warmth.
This time of year represents gratitude for me. Gratitude for a multitude of things. A roof over my head, warm clothes, food to eat, the family that can gather, and lately, the wood burning stove.
I'm grateful for new friends and old.
In this gratitude, I find serenity and in serenity I find happiness.
I know people that couldn't be happy if they had it all because you can never truly have it all. There are people I know who can only focus on what they don't have, and those people cause me a mixture of feelings. Sadness and disgust.
Sadness because some of those people I know personally and I cannot allow them in my life. Negativity is catchy and it makes me sad to be around people who are so negative, they will never be happy.
Disgust because I can see many things in their lives that they should be happy about, but they refuse. At this stage of my life, people that are negative, depressing, and ungrateful have no place in my life. It is too short to spend with people who only want to drag you down and be miserable. I choose and I have chosen for a long time...gratitude and happiness.
I'm not talking about grief or sadness...I'm talking about a permanent state of mind. Grief and sadness are temporary. This pervasive negativity makes you want what you threw away and didn't appreciate when you had it, because you wanted something else.
The funny thing is, the more you want, the less you have.
I also know people who in the middle of great tragedy find peace and happiness. They can find good and something to be grateful for in almost any situation. Those people call the good...blessings. Those folks bring out in me a couple of different emotions as well. Admiration and shame.
I admire positive people for the obvious reasons. Positivity,(yes I know this isn't a word) too, is catching. If you surround yourself with positive people, you find your outlook becomes more positive.
I feel shame because sometimes I'm not as grateful or as positive as I should be. Complaining about the cold, instead of enjoying the stove.
Attitude is everything. If you feel blessed, you are. If you feel cursed, you are.
To me, it's about finding joy in the cold, and a hot buttered rum.
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Saturday, November 16, 2013
Yabu's Obituary
For those that are interested, here is the obituary for Sam. His bride is asking that in lieu of flowers, donations be sent to the Hospice of Almance-Caswell, since they took such good care of him in his remaining days. Godspeed, Sam, you will be missed.
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Thursday, November 14, 2013
It Is What It Is
Occasionally, you cross paths with someone in life whom you have respect, but as time goes on, you become friends.
Such is the case with me and Yabu.
Our initial meeting was at a blog meet in Helen about 7 years ago. He actually had two blogs that I liked and bookmarked. One of those blogs, however, was written by a ghost writer, unbeknownst to me at the time.
At that initial meeting, he had a twinkle in his eye, and introduced himself. "Hi, I'm Sam. AKA Yabu." He was a small guy; that surprised me. Like many small people though, he was larger than life.
For my part, I was extremely grateful that he didn't perpetuate the misconception that the ghost writer stories were real. They had a very real feel to them, all the more testament to the actual author.
For his part, he expressed admiration that I was in the process of getting my teeth fixed. As I got to know him, I learned that this particular subject was extremely important to him.
I often heard him express frustration, dismay, and sometimes anger with people he encountered who would not get their teeth fixed.
To be quite honest, I don't understand what the big deal is/was but for him, it was significant.
Later in the evening on the first occasion of our meeting, The Senior Chief, The JuJu woman (Yabu's wife), and another young lady were all standing around telling lies and shooting the shit as wont to happen in settings such as those, when from a hundred yards away or so, all hell broke loose on the banks of the Chattahoochee in the form of fireworks.
And when I say all hell broke loose, this is no lie. A fireworks show such that only Yabu could put on. Right around the fourth or fifth volley, lo and behold, your friendly local constabulary rolls right up to where the four above mentioned were having quiet conversation.
Said policeman opened his door and got exactly one foot out of his car, and BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, another round of fireworks was set off. The young lady went over and leaned on the car door and engaged him in conversation. (She has a thing for uniforms.) He appeared to be fine with it, so The Senior Chief and I just grinned and kept still.
At the same time, the JuJu woman said to the policeman, "I'll get him to stop." and hauled ass across the clearing screaming "SAM, STOP IT. YOU KNOCK THAT SHIT OFF RIGHT NOW."
I'm not certain exactly what happened in the clearing, but I am led to believe that those present on the scene scattered like the wind.
It wasn't long before JuJu woman came back and informed us that the fireworks show was over, and apologized to the policeman, who, at this point seemed relatively unconcerned and was happily engaged in talking to the young lady.
No harm, no foul.
The reason there is a picture of a knife at the top of the page is another story altogether. At another blog meet in the same place, I found myself in an extremely confusing and uncomfortable position. Yabu didn't attend this particular function, but I called him later and told him about the situation. His response was to send me this knife. I have always treasured it, as I have treasured our friendship.
Another time, he nicknamed my son Yabu Jr. after he blew himself up. He helped me laugh about that incident.
Forever etched in my mind is the conversation I had when he knew he was sick. He said to me, "Kelly, baby, I'm dying." (He always called me Kelly-baby..hahaha!) At that moment, I wished that he were a liar, a scammer, a faker, or have any kind of personality flaw that would lead me to believe that this wasn't true. But he wasn't. He was honest to a fault and had this abiding philosophy to the end that "It is what it is." We even had a chuckle over that during this time frame.
I am going to miss his political rants, his gun rants, his superlative gardening advice, and his opinionated preference of the MAC vs. PC.
I'm going to miss the never-ending what if scenarios about when the world ends. We would often have conversations that lasted over an hour about how to procure what you needed, and protect it in case everything went to hell in a handbasket.
In short, I am going to miss my friend dearly.
Save me a seat, Yabu, and light 'em up.
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Monday, November 11, 2013
Veteran's Day
I'd like to give a shout out to all the veterans out there and say THANK YOU for your service.
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Saturday, November 09, 2013
Thankful...and Sad
I have a lot to be thankful for today. I made it another trip around the sun and that's always a good thing.
Before I go on, though, I would like to say that Yabu and the Juju woman are heavy upon my mind. It has become clear to me that no miracle cure is forthcoming, so I would like to say....
Fair winds and following seas,
may forever you feel, upon your cheek, the salty breeze.
Your spirit lives on in many a heart,
your words captured,and never to depart.
May your loved ones have the comfort in knowing,
to heaven is where you are going.
For all that they have to do is look above,
and they will be reminded of your love.
Have a safe trip, my friend, and light it up when you get there.
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With Dwyane Wade in a grey suit on the sidelines resting his sore foot, the Miami Heat had to make do with just LeBron James and Chris Bosh, who picked up the slack nicely in a 118-83 rout of the Indiana Pacers Wednesday night.
James and Bosh combined to shoot 19-32 from the field and 17-19 from the free throw line for 55 combined points. James also provided eight rebounds and 13 assists and made it look easy all night long.
While it was easy for those guys, the Pacers used Roy Hibbert inside to score and keep the game tied going into the last two minutes of the first quarter. Hibbert scored seven and Paul George hit two threes and scored eight but what was good soon turned bad for the Pacers in the second quarter.
Upsetting a team like the Heat, especially in Miami, means not making many mistakes. In handing the Heat their first loss of the season, also in Miami, the Atlanta Hawks turned the ball over only 10 times and allowed only 13 points from those turnovers.
The Pacers, in what would turn out to be the deciding second quarter, turned the ball over 10 times in that quarter alone, leading to 10 Heat points. For the game, the Pacers turned the ball over a whopping 23 times, providing the Heat with 28 points off those turnovers and plenty of transition offense, a Heat favorite.
When the Pacers weren't getting shots because of turnovers, the ones they did end up taking in the second quarter were off the mark -- way off the mark. Indiana took 15 shots and made a single one. One solitary shot off the hands of Lou Amundson went through the hoop and the rest of the Pacers shot 0-13 on their way to a miserable 12 points for the entire quarter.
The Heat, in contrast, scored 33 points to take control of the game, with James leading the way. In the first half alone, James was responsible for shooting 6-11 for 14 points, and had six rebounds and seven assists.
When the bell rung after halftime, the Pacers made a valiant 17-5 run, but James put 12 more points on the board in the quarter, on his way to his game high 33. After the Heat closed the third with an 11-1 run, stretching the lead back out to 22, the game was never again in doubt.
While the game was a blowout, it still provided some interesting statistical information:
Miami set franchise records for lowest opponent field goal percentage in a quarter, yielding only 6.7 percent there in the second.
The Heat also set a franchise record for fewest field goals allowed in a quarter, with Amundson's bucket being the only one.
LeBron, who has attempted an average of 4.1 three point shots attempted per game for his career, again took zero, leaving him only with a single attempted three for the season (vs. Minnesota on December with 1:17 left in the game and the Heat down two).
Tyler Hansbrough played the role of the pitcher in a blowout that the manager leaves in the game, ERA be darned. Hansbrough posted an impressive -43 for the game, despite making 10-11 free throws throughout the contest.
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Heat players and fans got a very scary moment in the 3rd quarter when LeBron James went to the ground clutching his left ankle after stepping on Pacers guard Paul George's foot while attempting a layup. James stayed down for what felt like the longest few seconds in the world, but got up and started walking off the injury. He started out limping but would end up staying in the game and resuming his dominant form.
And even when Indiana tried to do the smart thing, whether it was a hard foul on LeBron or trying some zone defense against the Heat, Tom Lewis from Indy Cornrows says that nothing could get the Pacers back on track.
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T.I. was all smiles as he took a seat on the couch on Wednesday's "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon." The King of the South discussed the origins of his name, his novel Power & Beauty, his upcoming album Trouble Man ("I figured I'ma make music about something I know about"), and his VH1 series "T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle."
He previewed a clip from the show, where he reprimands his kids for playing "booty tag." "You basically smack somebody on the ass and they it," he explained to Fallon. "I told them that's absolutely unacceptable, however, me and my wife love to play. We play all the time."
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More than 160,000 of us call Sioux Falls home and with some significant growth, more than 25,000 people now reside on the area's northwest side.
Now the question is: what's ahead for northwest Sioux Falls?
It's a growing part of Sioux Falls and it's only getting bigger. Sioux Falls mom Stephanie Lowther says she couldn't be happier as a neighbor on the northwest side.
"We're right by the park and it was a great start to my family," Stephanie Lowther said.
Since moving into her home two years ago, she said it's been the perfect balance of what her family needs.
"It's important, I lived on 41st street for about a year, didn't enjoy it at all. I enjoyed moving up here to the quietness, living by a park is awesome to enjoy our summer days," Lowther said.
Sioux Falls City Council member Dean Karsky is amazed by the rapid growth. He said the infrastructure is here, housing is here and now it's time for more.
"This is a booming area, the northwest area. I don't think any other part of town has seen this growth. or with what the future holds, the growth that's going to be coming," Dean Karsky said. "People chose to live where they want and for whatever reason, this has been, it hasn't been pushed, it's been growing and rapidly."
For Lowther, what's missing now is a grocery store, small convenient stores, churches and an elementary school for 10 month-old Carter to attend one day.
"When we need Tylenol, bottles, it'd be nice to have all of that right at our fingertips instead of driving all the way into town for a hamburger. We don't have that convenience so it's a longer trip for us," Lowther said.
Karsky said the northwest side can look forward to a new fire station, smaller retail stores and strip malls as well as a gas station. In the next five or ten years, he's confident that the area will be near fully developed.