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HARRIETSTOWN — Town Justice Howard Riley retired as part of an agreement signed with the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
Riley, elected to the Harrietstown bench in 2008, vacated his office after the commission began following up on formal written complaints filed against him last winter.
The judge's last day was Aug. 1, according to a decision and order released Wednesday by the commission.
The nature of the complaints stemmed from court proceedings between Jan. 2010 and Dec. 2011, the commission said, and were based on procedural matters.
Allegations in the formal written complaints, according to commission documents, say Riley, in numerous cases, "engaged in inappropriate conversations with unrepresented defendants at their arraignments, allowing them to make potentially incriminating statements."
The allegations also suggest Riley dismissed "or reduced charges against defendants without notice to or consent of the district attorney as required by law," and that, in several cases, he "made statements that appeared to coerce defendants to enter guilty pleas."
In the decision and order, allegations further say that during small-claims action, Riley "directed the defendant to present his defense first, before the claimant presented his case."
Commission documents show that on April 24 Riley denied all allegations of misconduct.
In an interview with the Press-Republican, the former town justice said he had prepared to retire more than a year ago, as the courts in Harrietstown and Saranac Lake were merging.
"I thought it was misleading in there that as soon as the complaint was filed, I retired," Riley said.
"I had an investigative interview in November of 2012. And it was all procedural stuff.
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Two additional Greenwood County schools are warning students and staff about tuberculosis in the wake of a local infection, according to the district.
Greenwood School District 50 spokesperson Johnathan Graves said the district was taking a proactive approach by notifying students and employees at two district schools who may have come in contact with another district's student who tested positive for the infection.
Graves said that child's skin test showed the student was exposed to the TB germ at some point, so they are letting their two schools know as a precaution.
Some students at Ninety Six Primary School in District 52 were tested for TB on Friday after someone connected to the school tested positive with the disease, according to the Department of Health and Environmental Control.
"The district is taking a proactive approach in dealing with these situations to ensure that all of our students and staff are safe," Superintendent Darrell Johnson stated.
He said District 50 has no verification of any active TB cases within their district. If something changes, Graves said they will test students and staff following DHEC's protocols.
While not everyone who comes in contact with TB will get the disease, DHEC spokesman Jim Beasley said they may be infected. If someone is infected with TB, Beasley said it means they've been exposed to the bacteria and it's laying dormant with the chance of turning into the disease if left untreated.
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The criminal case against two nurses and a doctor accused of murdering hospital patients while working under horrendous conditions during Hurricane Katrina is now at an end, following a grand jury's refusal to indict Dr. Anna Pou last month, prosecutors told the judge in the case yesterday. But it appears that the focus is now likely to shift to civil litigation.
"The attorney general's investigation is closed, there is no continuing investigation, no one is targeted," said Assistant Attorney General Julie Cullen, according to the Associated Press. "This case is closed." Charges against the two nurses were dropped earlier, when they were given immunity in order to compel them to testify. Originally, all three women faced nine counts of second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit second-degree murder.
However, the case is still before District Judge Calvin Johnson, as lawyers from state Attorney General Charles Foti's office seek the unsealing of documents they had asked the judge to keep confidential at the beginning of the investigation into the Memorial Medical Center deaths during the August 2005 storm. The judge is scheduled to rule Aug. 16.
Foti's office says they are seeking the documents in order to respond to numerous Freedom of Information Act requests. His office also released a number of documents after the grand jury refused to indict Pou on July 24—a move that, AP reports, several legal experts described as "unusual," saying that it "appears to be aimed at justifying his arrest of the women."
Pou is defending three civil suits over patient deaths; a fourth was dropped after the grand jury declined to indict her, according to AP. She has herself filed suit seeking state reimbursement of her defense costs, as discussed in an earlier ABAJournal.com post.
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Featuring cheesy soft rock and dramatic narration, the spots paint Monsters University -- or MU, as it's shown emblazoned across T-shirts and hats worn by students -- as an idyllic college "where legacy and tradition are the gateway to new opportunities" and "diversity, integrity, and strength" are highly valued. Typical activities like studying in the library, playing in the marching band, and relaxing on the quad are given a unique twist, as all of the students at this school either have tentacles, purple skin, or three eyeballs.
The positive school PR is a clever way to provide audiences with more peeks at the film's universe and its two protagonists, Mike and Sulley, who starred as co-workers in "Monsters, Inc." and meet for the first time in "Monsters University." While the ads don't necessarily provide much new insight about the plot of "Monsters University," the glimpses of professors teaching "Scaring 101" and students reading books entitled "Scare Tactics" are fun, and certainly ramp up excitement for the film's June 21 release.
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In the spirit of our just announced 2013 10 Best Engines winners list, what are some of the best engines in automotive history? Give us the four you would like to see carved into Mount Rushmore of great powertrains.
I'd have to think for a long while to come up with four, but Chevy small block definitely would be one of them.
I would imagine Ford's 351 Cleveland would be on the mountain as well.
Come on guys. It's not that hard!
I'll keep my selections to the recent past:
Ford 5.0L V-8
BMW 3.0L inline-6, naturally aspirated or new N55 twin-scroll turbo
Nissan 3.0L VQ V-6
Audi/VW 2.0L turbo I-4
It's no mistake that all four had good runs on Ward's 10 Best Engines list.
Tom, you read my mind. But also would suggest the original Chrysler Hemi as a potential candidate, if not for performance, certainly for its iconic branding.
Apparently Murphy's Mount Rushmore only includes living presidents. I think we need to dig a little deeper. Although to Zoia's comments, I think original Hemi is overrated and the current version is underrated. Original had dirty exhaust and couldn't change with the times. Current version has very good thermodynamics and continues to improve.
Ford's Model T inline four-cylinder would seem the natural candidate for the George Washington "founder's" spot on the hill - the grand-daddy of mass produced engines for mass produced vehicles.
Specs (from wikipedia) - 177-cubic-inch (2.9 L) front-mounted inline four-cylinder engine,producing 20 hp for a top speed of 40–45 mph (64–72 km/h), with fuel ecomony of 13–21 mpg (18–11 L/100 km).
Not only that, but it was an early flex-fuel engine, that could run on gasoline, kerosene, or ethanol. Even after the Model T's demise, the engine remained a popular powerplant for DIYers, racers and hot rodders.
I would also through the model T-'s 4 banger in the list. I know people that still run tractors with those motors and continually pull people out that get their cars stuck in the snow.
First-generation Prius Hybrid powertrain needs to be on our Mount Rushmore, along with original Ford V-8.
I too heard about the winner list of 2013 best engine system details. Gasoline fueled engine becomes more efficient and power-dense every year and next coming into this list is 4-cylinder engines.
426 street Hemi, 302 Ford, 327 SBC, Flathead Ford or Offenhauser.


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It's like a dream coming true, this is one of the best city builders ever released, in a nutshell it's ceasar 3 on steroids plus a lot of much needed fixes.
the basics are still there but the game is much more refined, for example you don't need anymore to pray the god of luck that your walkers will wander in the right place, you can now build roadblocks, a huge improvement inread more gameplay in such a little change.
In the game you have a series of missions with objectives and some free to just explore and a lot of difficulty settings, the game is challenging even for veterans on some of the harder campaigns due to invasions of monsters, gods and natural events(earthquakes and floods)
I could say lots more but I'll leave it to you guys to explore, it's definitely something you want to get even only for the voice acting.Great title, thanks gog for bringin it back.
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Posted on 2012-05-10 07:11:27 bympartel:
This game is a conservative improvement on Pharaoh, which in turn improved mostly straightforwardly upon Casear 3. The basic mechanics and are largely the same, as are many building types. The UI has been streamlined further. Store room management, for instance, is no longer the pain it was in Casear 3. In general if you found something tedious in the previous games, chances areread more it's been fixed or streamlined in Zeus.
Perhaps the greatest change from Pharaoh is that you no longer build everything from scratch. You get to return to the earlier cities you've built during the campaign. This reduces the tedium, but may be problematic if your previous city didn't function that well.
Overall, if you liked C3 and Pharaoh, you will probably like this even more.
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Posted on 2012-05-10 08:51:12 byamano:
This is the first city building game that I played and actually completed all missions! I do not like open game which I always find myself lost of what I should do. This game provide clear goal for each mission and nice Greek mythology touches (++bonus for me as I like Greek mythology a lot).
Plan your road and building well, leave room for beauty enhancement, look at your alliesread more and colony and make good use of trading to earn money. Oh...I want to play this game again.
I bought Caesar 3 here in GOG and cannot find that playable because I played this game first ...
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Saturday soccer game at Stanford may cause traffic
Original post made on Jun 27, 2013
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on Jun 27, 2013 at 9:59 pm
One of the dumbest articles written here from multiple perspectives.
on Jun 27, 2013 at 11:20 pm
There will also be thousands of cars trolling all neighborhoods within 2 miles of campus looking for free parking as well as thousands of drunks trying to drive home after the game. Residents are advised to stay off the streets starting at 2pm.
on Jun 28, 2013 at 8:00 pm
How is this different from a Stanford football game? Answer, it's not. So the comment of drunks roaming the streets is probably coming from one of the silly baby boomers that Palo Alto is so terribly infected with.
on Jun 28, 2013 at 9:43 pm
I work at Stanford 6 days/week. Such things are a royal PAIN for me, because it makes it so hard to get off the campus. Sometimes, it takes me 2 or mor hours to get home on a Saturday evening, .when it only takes me 10 minutes to get there on a Saturday morning.
Stanford needs to do the city of PA a favor and get a grip on better traffic control!!!!!!!
on Jun 28, 2013 at 9:58 pm
[Portion removed.] I would suggest avoiding the stadium areas the 10 or so Saturdays a year when there are games. There are other exits from campus. Perhaps you should try one of those instead.
Do you think that you do not have the same issues after giants and 49er games at their locations? Traffic is controlled quite nicely by Stanford, but given PAs propensity to complain only the complete lack of use of the stadium will satisfy some ( but I bet you palo alto loves all the money the game attendees spend) .
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Original post made by maguro_01 on Dec 14, 2012
Now the death toll in Connecticut is at least 27 mostly children in a grade school who were murdered by a nut with 4 guns and body armor. One difference here was access to high tech firearms and plenty of ammunition. Google [LIVE UPDATES: Newtown, CT School Shooting] without the brackets.
This weaponry allows a nut who might be dealt conventionally into a monster that requires paramilitary units to deal with. We also end up with a country with security and lockdowns not compatible with normal civil life in the America we believe in.
If the second amendment does enable this to happen then it's past time to amend the second amendment. Part of the change from years ago is the increasing affordability and availability of high rate of fire military weapons. We read that there is a new generation of these forthcoming and there is no reason why such formidable weapons should exist outside the military at all.
Perhaps we are too gridlocked to banish the institutionalized corruption of our Pay-To-Play political system in Washington. Money prevents restricting money.
But we can do this, NRA or not.
on Dec 14, 2012 at 12:38 pm
Bless the memories of the children murdered today, along with the other 30 Americans killed by guns today, tomorrow, yesterday, every day, every week, every month, every year.
If now is not the time to rationally discuss curbing the availability of assault weapons, when is?
The Fox/NRA network mocked the sports broadcaster who asked that question last week; will they do the same this week? One thinks they will not even mention his name after today as it shows how absurd their argument, their mockery, is.
Did we learn nothing from Columbine? From Gabby Giffords? From James Brady?
on Dec 14, 2012 at 12:39 pm
It seems a nut with a knife can get into a school just like a nut with a gun. However, a knife is less likely to inflict mass murder whereas a gun (or more) can.
I agree 100%.
on Dec 14, 2012 at 12:43 pm
What if the guy drove around the school grounds at lunch time in a semi truck? Would banning killing people using a truck solve the underlying problem here?


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The city is also partnering with the Waco Foundation to take care of the fund for West residents. That way all donated money can go to one place. However, the system for getting residents their money is not in place.
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- 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest, plus 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- kosher salt and black pepper
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- 2 1/2 pounds heirloom or beefsteak tomatoes, cut into wedges
- 2 cups fresh basil leaves
- Heat grill to medium-high. Once it is hot, clean the grill grate with a wire brush. Just before grilling, oil the grill grate.
- Toss the shrimp with the lemon zest, 1 tablespoon of the oil, and ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper in a large bowl. Brush the baguette with 1 tablespoon of the remaining oil.
- Grill the baguette and shrimp, uncovered, until the baguette is golden and crisp, about 1 minute per side, and the shrimp are opaque throughout, 2 to 3 minutes per side. Cut the baguette into bite-size pieces.
- In a separate bowl, toss the shrimp, baguette, tomatoes, and basil with the lemon juice, the remaining 2 tablespoons of oil, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper.
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- Fat 18g
- Sat Fat 3g
- Cholesterol 259mg
- Sodium 996mg
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- Sugar 9g
- Fiber 6g
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- Calcium 176mg
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*Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) students are not eligible for the Presidential, Provost's, Dean's or the Partnership Award.
*WUE will be awarded on an on-going basis provided funds are available.
This award reduces non-resident tuition, to Colorado resident base tuition plus $500, for qualified students who are citizens of eligible federally recognized tribes.
It cannot be combined with the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE), Yellow Ribbon Award or other non-resident institutional scholarships.
Non-resident, full-time, degree-seeking, Native American students are eligible if they are citizens of tribes that have a historical legacy of occupation in Colorado. For details, go to http://admissions.colostate.edu/payingforcollege/nala.
You must submit proof of tribal citizenship to receive this award.
All University scholarships are for regular on-campus credits.
The following scholarship requires a separate application. See details below.
Award amounts vary and are awarded to students with talent in art, creative writing, dance, music, or theater. To apply, contact the department from which you wish consideration.
Art: Department of Art
G100 Visual Arts, 1770 Campus Delivery
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1770
(970) 491-6774
Undergraduate students majoring in art are eligible to apply. Complete the College of Liberal Arts section of the CSU Scholarship Application (CSUSA).
Creative Writing: Department of English
359 Eddy, 1773 Campus Delivery
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1773
(970) 491-6428
Deadline: October of award year
Dance: Dance Program
120 University Center for the Arts, 1778 Campus Delivery
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1778
(970) 491-5562
Auditions held during high school visitation days and the first week of the fall semester. Dance majors only.
Music: Music Program
(970) 491-5529
Auditions held with the faculty appropriate to instrument or vocal range. Preference given to music majors. Please contact the Music Program at the number listed above for the current schedule of Audition Days.
Auditions or portfolio reviews held during high school visitation days with appropriate faculty and the first week of each semester. Theatre majors only.
Use the CSUSA to apply for scholarships from your academic college (your major), from Student Financial Services, and from other departments on campus. The application is available on RAMweb on December 1 and the deadline is March 1. Click here for more information on the CSUSA.


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DSL - SND1 SEIL, n., adj. Also seile, sele, seel, seal, seyle. [sil] I. n. Happiness, bliss, prosperity, good fortune (n.Sc. 1710 T. Ruddiman Gl. to Douglas Aeneis; Abd. 1825 Jam.), freq. in phrs. sele and weal, seil fa, seil (up)o, as excls. wishing good luck to (someone) (Ib.). Now only liter. Ill seel, bad luck!, rare and prob. erroneous.
*Sc.1721 J. KellyProverbs 120:
God send us all to do well, and then have hap to meet with Seil.
*Abd.p.1768 A. RossFortunate Shep. MS. 120:
Seel fa me, Sir, for that seems now your due Gin I think I my ain twa eyn can trow.
*Abd.1787 J. SkinnerAmusements (1809) 24:
Sae proud's I am, that ye hae heard O' my attempt to be a Bard, And think my muse nae that ill-fawrd, Seil o' your face!
*Sc.1819 Scots Mag. (June) 527:
I hecht me days o' seel and weal, Whan I was auld an' grey.
*Sc.1828 Thomas o Yonderdale in ChildBallads No. 253. v.:
O seal on you, my bonny babe, And lang may ye my comfort be!
*Sc.1832 A. HendersonProverbs 57:
Seyle ne'er comes till sorrow be awa.
*Bnff.1847 A. CummingTales 40:
Adding --- ``Ill seel o' the pows o' you''.
*Abd.1882 W. AlexanderMy Ain Folk xv.:
Seil upo' them they're a winsome pair.
*Sc.1925 H. McDiarmidSangschaw 26:
Seil o' yer face! the send has come. Hence 1. seilfu, seelfu, blessed, happy, lucky, bringing good fortune, propitious; pleasant; seelfuness, blessedness, happiness, sweet nature. Now only poet.; 2. seelie, seely, seily, sealy, lucky, happy, blessed. Obs. exc. in combs. seelycourt, the fairy court, where seelyis used euphem.; seelie-hoo, sely-how, sillie-, -y-, a caul on the head of a new-born child, thought to be very lucky (ne.Sc. 1960). See also CEELIEHOO, HOO, n.2, 2.; seelie wicht, a fairy.
1. *Abd. 1768
A. RossHelenore (S.T.S.) 118:
As wysse an' fu' of seelfu'ness an' saught.
*Abd.1778 Id. 12:
Then the first hippen to the green was flung' And thereat seelful words baith said an' sung.
*Lnk.1844 J. LemonSt. Mungo 48:
Min' thae seelfu' days, As gif they'd been yestreen.
*wm.Sc.1868 Laird of Logan 482:
[Our rede] airts to the seilfu' beild in heaven.
*Sc.1925 H. McDiarmidSangschaw 26:
A fleggit bride's the seilfu' sicht.
*Sc.1935 W. SoutarPoems in Scots 56:
Saut, or seelfu', for the mouth.
2. *Sc. 1783 Allison Gross in
ChildBallads No. 35. xii.:
But as it fell out on last Hallow-even, When the seelycourt was ridin by.
*Sc.1806 R. JamiesonBallads I. 236:
The Fairies, or Peaceable People, whom the Lowlanders call SeelyWights.
*Sc.1819 Scots Mag. (June) 527:
An' dinnae curse the Seelie Court, --- Bid Him them save and sain.
*Sc.1826 R. ChambersPop. Rhymes 264:
But gin ye can be seelie wicht, I'll be your freend baith day and nicht.
*ne.Sc.1881 W. GregorFolk-Lore 25:
The child that was born with a caul was said to be successful in life. The caul, or ``silly hoo,'' was much prized.
*Abd.1915 H. BeatonBenachie 33:
When a child was born with a ``seelie-hoo'', the verdict was that such a child would nedder droon nor wint.
*Abd.1925 Grieg and KeithLast Leaves 265:
I've brewen a browst, but it's nae sealy drink. ¶II. adj. Blessed, happy.
*Sc.1928 T. T. AlexanderPsalms 19:
Pray that Jerusalem may be Fu' lown, and aye be seil.
[O.Sc. sele, good fortune, bliss, sely, blessed, a.1400, Mid.Eng. sele, seli, O.E. sœl, gesœlig, id.]


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Talk about "oops." Saint Joseph's University is apologizing
for an email blast that sent out the GPAs of upperclassmen.
The university blamed the incident on an internal human
The email came from the dean's office earlier this month,
including a spreadsheet of grade point averages from the university's school of
Nearly 500 undergrads got the email.
The school says they told all students impacted
the same day this happened.
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Business/Corporate Partners
Johnston Community College benefits greatly from its relationships with many corporations and businesses in Johnston County and the surrounding region. Businesses and corporations are integral partners with the College in supporting nearly every area of the College's mission through unrestricted gifts, endowments, scholarships, capital equipment, materials/supplies, sponsorships, and special projects.
Gifts and donations of money, equipment, or other in-kind property and services represent significant transfer of corporate assets. Some firms choose to serve as sponsors for various special and ongoing events and activities of the College/College Foundation, such as the Charity Golf Classic, Performing Arts Concert Series, Country Music Showcase, Arboretum, and Rudolph Howell & Son Environmental Learning Center. Some firms have set up meaningful and targeted gifts to enhance the College's ability to serve the community and reach out to students and the public. Some have matching gift programs to encourage employee generosity.
Indeed, the creation and construction of the College's Workforce Development Center represents a truly significant partnership of business and industry with the College for the benefit of students and the economic prosperity of the county and region.
The Johnston Community College Foundation has proudly established the Business/Corporate Partners program to recognize and bring public and community attention to the financial, in-kind, sponsorship and other contributions of businesses and corporations to the advancement of the College and the College Foundation.
The College Foundation has established two levels of Business/Corporate Partners:
- Asset Partners
- Business firms that contribute $1,250 or more annually as a gift or in in-kind property to the College/College Foundation.
- Sustaining Partners
- Business firms that contribute $5,000 or more annually as a gift or in in-kind property to the College/College Foundation.
Partner Benefits
As a Business/Corporate Partner, companies receive special benefits including:
- Invitations to College events including Performing Arts programs, advance mailings, and complimentary tickets;
- Corporate recognition in various publications of the College;
- Invitation to an annual special event to recognize all member companies and their contributions; and
- Invitation to VIP Breakfast with the College President and members of College Foundation.
Current Business/Corporate Partners
The following companies are identified as current Business/Corporate Partners:
- Asset Partners
- Andy's of Smithfield (Smithfield)
- Branch Bank & Trust Company (Smithfield)
- Cost Cutters Family Hair Salon (Raleigh)
- Deacon Jones Autopark (Smithfield)
- Evans Machinery & Metal Fabrication (Wilson)
- First Citizens Bank (Smithfield)
- J.T.'s Yard Works (Goldsboro)
- KS Bank (Smithfield)
- Petroleum Tank Company, Inc. (Kenly)
- Progress Energy (Raleigh)
- Watson, Cooke & Jones, PA (Smithfield)
- Sustaining Partners
- Caterpillar, Inc. (Cary)
- Eastern Carolina Medical Center (Benson)
- Endura Crete (Raleigh)
- Four Oaks Bank & Trust Company (Four Oaks)
- GlaxoSmithKline (Research Triangle)
- Hospira (Clayton)
- Johnston Memorial Hospital (Smithfield)
- Lampe Management Company, Inc. (Smithfield)
- Novo Nordisk Pharmaceutical Industries (Clayton)
- Talecris Biotherapeutics (Research Triangle Park)


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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Last year, a fire almost closed Grace's Place, in Luckey, for good. Thirteen months later though, their doors are back open again and the owners are back doing what they love. Helping families get on their feet.
Grace's Place is a free store that primarily serves the Eastwood, Lake and Woodmore school districts.
They provide free coffee, free household goods and free clothing for those in need.
The owners, Bob and Beth Hickock say it was God's grace that saved their store from complete ruin.
"It's called Grace's Place because grace was a free gift from God. Thanks to the community we can give free gifts to anyone that is in need," said Mr. Hickock.
On December 5, 2012, Mr. Hickock received a phone call from a neighbor telling him his store was on fire.
According to Mr. Hickock the fire destroyed about 90 percent of the items in the store.
Thanks to the unwavering support of the people who have depended on the grace the store provides however, it's business as usual at the store.
Everything there has been donated.
"Like the good Lord said, 'whatever you do for the least of my people you do for me.' Just the looks on their faces when they have a bag of clothes in their hand, they're just so happy they have something for their kids. That's really heart touching," said Beth Hickock.
Since their doors have been re-opened Grace's Place has already helped 35 families get back to a place of grace just in time for Christmas.
If you want more information on the store you can call the United Way at 2-1-1.
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Note: These examples follow the format described in the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (7th edition).
Example from Academic Search Premier
Byrd-Bredbenner, C., and D. Grasso. "Health, Medicine, and Food Messages in
Television Commercials during 1992 and 1998." Journal of School Health 70
(1997): 61-65. Academic Search Premier. Web. 13 April 2000.
Example from America: History and Life
Houck, Davis W. and Mihaela Nocasian. "FDR's First Inaugural Address: Text, Context,
and Reception." Rhetoric & Public Affairs 5.4 (2002): 649-678. America: History &
Life. Web. 19 August 2003.
Example from Art Full Text
DeVonyar, Jill and Richard Kendall. "The Class of 1881: Degas, Drawing and the Little
Dancer Aged Fourteen." Master Drawings 41.2 (2003): 151-162. Art Full Text.
Web. 23 September 2003.
Example from ERIC (journal article)
Gang, Marjorie and Linda S. Siegel. "Sound-Symbol Learning in Children with
Dyslexia." Journal of Learning Disabilities 35.2 (2002): 137-157. ERIC. Web.
17 July 2003.
Example from JSTOR
Knight, Frank H. "Bertrand Russell on Power." Ethics 49.3 (1939): 253-285. JSTOR.
Web. 22 September 2003.
Example from Lexis-Nexis
Wedner, Diane. "Personal Best: A Close-up Look at People Who Matter; Student Rallies
Volunteers to Help Kids Read." Los Angeles Times 18 June 1998: B3. Lexis-Nexis.
Web. 4 October 1998.
Example from LION (Literature Online)
Austin, Linda M. "Emily Bronte's Homesickness." Victorian Studies: an International
Journal of Social, Political, and Cultural Studies 44.4 (2002): 573-596. LION
(Literature Online). Web. 4 May 2003.
Example from MLA International Bibliography
Atchley, Clinton P.E. "Reconsidering the Ghost in Hamlet: Cohesion or Coercion?"
Philological Review 28.2 (2002): 5-20. MLA International Bibliography. Web.
28 January 2003.
Example from ScienceDirect
Fatta, D., D. Naoum, and M. Loizidou. "Integrated Environmental Monitoring and
Simulation System for Use as a Management Decision Support Tool in Urban Areas."
Journal of Environmental Management 64.4 (2002): 333-343. ScienceDirect.
Web. 5 April 2003.
Example from Sociological Abstracts
Krassa, Michael A. "Social Groups, Selective Perception, and Behavioral Contagion in
Public Opinion." Social Networks 10.2 (1988):109-136. Sociological Abstracts.
Web. 21 September 2002.
An entire web site with an author
Bivens-Tatum, R.W. The Shakespeare Question: Who Really Wrote the Works of
William Shakespeare? R.W. Bivens-Tatum, 2006. Web. 4 Mar. 2009.
An entire web site with a corporate author
United States. Dept. of State. Overview of the American Recovery and Reinvestment
Act of 2009 (Recovery Act). Dept. of State, 3 Mar. 2009. Web. 4 Mar. 2009.
An entire web site with an unknown author
Margaret Sanger Papers Project. Hist. Dept., New York U, 18 Oct. 2000. Web.
18 June 2003.
An entire web site with an editor
Willett, Perry, ed. Victorian Women Writers Project. Indiana U, 26 June 2002. Web.
5 Apr. 2008.
An entire web site with no title
Holmes, Claire. Home page. Towson University, 26 Nov. 2008. Web. 14 Feb. 2009.
A short work from a web site with an author
Brunsdon, Charlotte. "Inspector Morse." Encyclopedia of Television. The Museum of
Broadcast Communication, n.d. Web. 8 Oct. 2004.
A short work from a web site without an author
"This Day in Technology History: August 20." History Channel.com. History Channel,
14 May 2002. Web. 21 Sept. 2007.
An online book
Austen, Jane. Pride and Prejudice. Ed. Henry Churchyard. 1996. Jane Austen
Information Page. Web. 6 Sept. 2002.
Part of an online book
Keats, John. "Ode on a Grecian Urn." Poetical Works. Ed. Steven van Leeuwen. 1884.
N. pag. Bartleby.com: Great Books Online. Web. 5 May 2002.
An article from an online journal
Sengers, Phoebe. "Cultural Informatics: Artificial Intelligence and the Humanities."
Surfaces 8.107 (1999): 1-58. Web. 6 Feb. 2005.
An article in an online magazine
Peterson, Tobias. "Another Kind of Rally: Monster Truckin' in a New America."
PopMatters.com. PopMatters.com, 2 Feb. 2009. Web. 4 Mar. 2009.
An article in an online newspaper
Biersdorfer, J.D. "Religion Finds Technology." New York Times . New York Times,
16 May 2002. Web. 10 Dec. 2002.
An entire weblog (blog)
Bittman, Mark. Bitten: Mark Bittman on Food. The New York Times, 19 Feb. 2009.
Web. 28 Feb. 2009.
An entry in a weblog (blog)
Wheeler, Linda. "A Modern Day Fight Over Re-enactment." A House Divided: A Blog
About the Civil War. Washington Post, 6 Oct. 2008. Web. 3 Jan. 2009.
An email or text message (two acceptable styles)
Boyle, Anthony T. "Re: Utopia." Message to Daniel J. Cahill. 21 June 1997. E-mail
Harner, James L. Message to the author. 20 Aug. 2002. Text message.


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Starting at 8 p.m. July 31, the Santa Clara County registrar of voters' count for District 2 supervisorial seat.
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Palos Verdes Art Center's 11th Anniversary House Raffle Offers You a Chance to Win A $2,000,000 Palos Verdes Terranea Seaside Vacation Home Villa or $1,000,000 Cash!
California's FIRST and BEST house raffle is back for its 11th year! In 2002 Palos Verdes Art Center started the first and best California house raffle – selling out in days. The Palos Verdes Art Center continues with the most dynamic top prize to date – a $2,000,000 Terranea Seaside Vacation Home Villa! Tickets will be sold at $150 each – the same price as in the previous ten raffles, during which the Art Center has given away over $12,000,000 in cash and prizes. Again this year, a special drawing will be held for buyers of two or more tickets purchased at the same time, and in the same name(s).
The 2012-2013 Win Your Dream House Raffle will offer two Early Bird Drawings, each with over $100,000 in cash and prizes. An exclusive Terranea Weekend Package will be awarded at each of the Early Bird Drawings. The Terranea Weekend Package includes a complimentary two-night stay in a Seaside Villa or Casita, including two spa treatments each for two people, a round of golf for four people, and a $500 credit for dining at the Resort. Restrictions apply - see rules and conditions for more details. Special drawings will be held at each of the Early Bird Drawings, as well as the Grand Prize Drawing, for those that purchase two or more tickets at the same time and in the same name(s). Purchasing two or more tickets will offer you a chance to win an additional $65,000 in prizes, if you purchase your tickets by February 20, 2013. Early Bird Drawings will be held Sundays, February 24 and April 14, 2013 at 1:00pm. The Early Bird Drawings will be held at Terranea Resort, 100 Terranea Way, Rancho Palos Verdes. The Grand Prize Drawing will be held May 10, 2013, 5:00pm at the Palos Verdes Art Center.
If the ticket thresholds are reached, the Grand Prize winner will have a choice of a Terranea Seaside Vacation Home Villa or $1 Million Dollars Cash! The Seaside Vacation Home Villa within Terranea's Work-Class Resort! A Terranea Villa is not a primary residence. It is full-ownership real estate with limited-usage requirements. See complete rules and conditions for more details at http://pvartcenter.org/raffle/2013/rules.html. Tours of the Seaside Vacation Home Villa are available Sundays 11am-2pm by appointment. Schedule your tour today by calling (310) 265-2888. Raffle proceeds benefit the Art Center's ongoing visual arts education, exhibition, community and outreach programs.
Ticket order forms, complete rules and further information about the raffle are available on the Art Center's website, www.pvartcenter.org. Tickets can be purchased at the Palos Verdes Art Center, or by calling (310) 541-2035 or (310) 541-2479. Completed order forms can be faxed to 310-541-0248 or 310-541-4370 or mailed to; 2012-2013 Win Your Dream House Raffle, Palos Verdes Art Center, Promenade on the Peninsula, 550 Deep Valley Drive, Suite 261, RH Estates, California 90274. Office hours are Monday through Friday 9-5pm, Saturday 10am-4pm and Sunday 1-4pm. Entries must include payment or credit card information (Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover) to be eligible. Email orders will not be accepted.
The Palos Verdes Art Center / Beverly G. Alpay Center for Arts Education, celebrating 81 years in the community, is a non-profit community organization serving southwestern Los Angeles County with visual arts exhibition, education and outreach programs. For more information about any of the Art Center's many activities, exhibitions, art classes or volunteer opportunities please visit www.pvartcenter.org or call 310-541-2479.


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Arp Elementary School just purchased a playground with the help of American State Bank. On Monday, staff met to discuss details regarding clearing trees and dirt work so they can fit the new structure on their property.
The school said they hope to have a ribbon cutting ceremony in five weeks to celebrate their brand new playground.
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Alumni News
Britain's First Stuart Kings, 1567-1642
Tim Harris, 2008-09 Faculty Fellow, has just had his new book Rebellion: Britain's First Stuart Kings, 1567-1642 published by Oxford University Press. The Munro-Goodwin-Wilkinson Professor in European History, Tim worked on the research for this book while he was a Faculty Fellow at the Cogut Center.
A review in the Sunday Times stated "It will be hard to better this multifaceted account of the events that led to the English Civil War... [Harris] has written one of the best accounts available."
Congratulations on your latest, Tim!
For more about the book and a video interview with Tim.
"What I Did on My Summer Vacation?
Well, sort of..."
For six weeks in June/ July of 2013 Brown graduate students Andrew Lison and Silvia Cernea Clark participated in the School of Criticism and Theory at Cornell University, as Cogut Center Tuition Fellows. When that summer session was over Andrew was asked by SCT director Amanda Anderson, to offer his reflections on his time at SCT for their newsletter, now available on-line here.
Congratulations, Andrew!
CSREA Live!
Tricia Rose, Director of the newly-invigorated Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America (CSREA), celebrates with her staff at the opening of the department in their new digs in the Hillel complex at the corner of Brown and Angell Streets. Tricia stepped in as the Interim Director at the Cogut Center in the spring 2013 semester while Michael Steinberg was on assignment for Brown in Berlin. Tricia is also a member of the Cogut Center Governing Board. Welcome, CSREA and congratulations, Tricia!
(pictured, l - r., Michael C. Ruo, Department Manager; Tricia Rose, Director; and Caitlin Murphy, Program Outreach and Executive Assistant)
Fellowship Awarded to Cogut Center Alumna
Elizabeth S. Kassab, 2012 Visiting Professor in the Humanities, has been chosen for a prestigious year-long fellowship at Kaete Hamburger Kolleg, an advanced study center in Bonn, Germany.
Herzliche Gratulation!
"Brown Boys and Rice Queens:
Spellbinding Performance in the Asias"
Wins Fellowship Award
Eng-Beng Lim, 2012-13 Faculty Fellow and Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies, has been awarded the 2013 Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies Fellowship for outstanding first book project for "Brown Boys and Rice Queens: Spellbinding Performance in the Asias" (New York University Press, November 2013). Eng-Beng worked on this book while he was a Fellow at the Cogut Center and presented his work-in-progress to the Tuesday Fellows' Seminar.
Congratulations, Eng-Beng!
"Falling into the Fire:
A Psychiatrist's Encounters
with the Mind in Crisis"
Christine Montross '06MD, '07MMSc, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior and 2011-12 co-coordinator of the Cogut Center's Creative Medicine lecture series, has a new book out about severe mental illness, told through stories about some of the people she has encountered and treated while in residency at Brown and in her early years on the faculty.
Falling into the Fire (Penguin Books, August 2013) was recently named a New Yorker Book to Watch Out For. About this new book Publisher's Weekly says"...[Montross's] intriguing analysis is anchored by the humble and empathetic voice of a psychiatrist working in a field wherein "every diagnosis is an act of faith." Read the New York Times review by Pauline Chen, MD.
Plan to attend Christine's talk and book signing at the November 22, 2013 SALON at the Providence Athenaeum, 251 Benefit Street.
"South Africa:
Voices of a New Future"
Cast your memory back to June 2011. Remember the two magical performances of "The Marriage of Figaro" by the University of Cape Town Opera School, brought to Brown campus by the Cogut Center?
Watch the moving new video about that ground-breaking opera program, including interviews with Thesele Kemane (Figaro), Linda Nteleza (Barbarina), as well as director Angelo Gobbato and head of the UCT Opera School, Kamal Khan.
And you can refresh your memory about those special performances here.
Teaching Medical Ethics Addressed on NPR
2011-12 Faculty Fellow and Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Jay Baruch, MD was interviewed by NPR reporter Kristin Gourlay on the emerging and challenging subject of teaching biomedical ethics to students at Brown's Warren Alpert Medical School. Jay is the director of the Ocean State Ethics Network and on the faculty of the Center for Biomedical Ethics at the medical school. He is also the convener of the Cogut Center's Creative Medicine lecture series that started in 2010-11, bringing professionals in the medical arena to campus to engage in examinations of creative and non-traditional uses of the arts and humanities in the practice of medicine.
Read the article and listen to the interview.
Elizabeth Kassab Wins Prestigious Award
Elizabeth S. Kassab, 2012 Visiting Professor in the Humanities, has just won the prestigious and much-coveted Sheikh Zayed 'Contribution of Nations' Book Award 2013. Her book, Contemporary Arab Thought: Cultural Critique in Comparative Perspective, was first published in English by Columbia University Press and the Arabic translation was carried forward by Centre for Arab Unity Studies in Beirut in 2012.
This award places the winner at the forefront of Arab thinkers and writers, something we knew about Elizabeth all along. The award will be presented officially in late April 2013 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre as part of the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair.
Congratulations, Elizabeth!
"Cities and the Shaping of Memory in the Ancient Near East"
Ömür Harmanşah, 2012-13 Faculty Fellow at the Cogut Center and Assistant Professor of the Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World, has had his book "Cities and the Shaping of Memory in the Ancient Near East" published by Cambridge University Press. Ömür's book investigates the founding and building of cities in the ancient Near East. The creation of new cities was imagined as an ideological project or a divine intervention in the political narratives and mythologies of Near Eastern cultures, often masking the complex processes behind the social production of urban space. This volume combs through archaeological, epigraphic, visual, architectural, and environmental evidence to tell the story of a region from the perspective of its spatial practices, landscape history, and architectural technologies.
Congratulations, Ömür!
Read more here.
"Grammatology and Literary Modernity in Turkey"
Nergis Ertürk, 2008-09 Visiting Professor in the Humanities at the Cogut Center, and currently Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature at Pennsylvania State University, has been awarded the Modern Language Association's Prize for a First Book for Grammatology and Literary Modernity in Turkey, published by Oxford University Press. The committee's citation for Nergis's book reads in part: "Nergis Ertürk's Grammatology and Literary Modernity in Turkey is a pwoerful and elegant study of literary, linguistic, and historical change in Turkey. Whereas dominant accounts of Turkey as the birthplace of postwar comparative literature privilege the writings of European exiles, Ertürk examines modern Turkish literature to revise our understanding of literary modernities, both national and global."
Congratulations, Nergis!
Read more here.
"Our Bodies Belong to God"
Sherine Hamdy, Kutayba Alghanim Assistant Professor of Social Sciences, Department of Anthropology, and 2006-8 Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at the Cogut Center, has had her book "Our Bodies Belong to God--Organ Transplants, Islam and the Struggle for Human Dignity in Egypt" published by the University of California Press. Sherine's book offers a fascinating description of debates over religious and medical authority in Egypt, in the context of a brutal political regime, the privatization of health care, the growing gap between rich and poor, and the increasing Islamization of the public sphere. Sherine first presented her book-in-progress at the weekly Cogut Center Fellows' Seminar when she was a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow.
Watch a recent panel discussion on her book here.
Music is International
Sarah Wilbanks '12, alumna of our 2012 Berlin/Brown pilot program at the West-Eastern Divan Institute, announces that she just started work with the Nabeel Abboud Ashkar and the Polyphony Foundation. Among her interests are programs that emphasize an arts and humanities approach toward promoting coexistence and integration of socially marginalized groups. Sarah will be flying to Nazareth this fall for preparations for an October workshop.