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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Stocks of blankets, plastic sheets and other cold-weather gear for people living on San Diego's streets were used up over the chilly weekend, so donations are needed, a homeless advocate said Monday.
Bob McElroy of the Alpha Project told City News Service that outreach teams toured downtown during the last couple of days to make sure people had what they needed to stay warm.
"We had enough to go around this weekend, but we're depleted," McElroy said.
The biggest needs are jackets, socks, blankets and 55-gallon trash bags, which can be made into parkas, according to McElroy. He said thick plastic sheets used by painters are also helpful.
Plastic is "a lifesaver" because it keeps people living on the streets dry, he said.
"Some of the people actually had ice on their sleeping bags" this weekend, McElroy said.
Donations can be made 24 hours a day at the city of San Diego's cold weather shelter at 16th Street and Newton Avenue in Barrio Logan, and during the day at the Neil Good Day Center at 299 17th St., in the East Village.
Around 150 to 200 more people than usual crowded into shelters during the cold nights, McElroy said.
He said the San Diego Housing Commission, which oversees homeless programs for the city of San Diego, allowed the nonprofit Alpha Project to keep the day center open all night during the weekend. Usually the facility, where homeless can shower or make phone calls, closes at night.
McElroy said St. Vincent de Paul allowed the homeless to spend the frigid nights in its dining room. Rachel's Women's Center also stayed open around the clock, he said.
As far as he knows, no one died on the streets over the weekend. Last year, two homeless people died of exposure under the Imperial Avenue Bridge across Interstate 5, McElroy said.
While the National Weather Service is forecasting warmer daytime temperatures later this week, but it will still be crisp at night, with predicted lows in the 40s. The low at the official San Diego reporting station at Lindbergh Field on Monday morning was 40 degrees.


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Here's MSC's special NASCC Steel Structure Trivia question! The Gateway Arch alongside the Mississippi River in St. Louis is the tallest of the country's national monuments (at 630 ft) and is truly visually inspiring. The arch celebrates the beauty of structural steel, as well as the U.S. spirit of westward expansion from the mid-1800s. Completed in October 1965, the arch was built using how many tons of stainless steel? Photo: David Preston/Gateway Arch Riverfront
The Gateway Arch was built using 900 tons of stainless steel. Congratulations to our winners: Christopher Cichon of Sargent & Lundy, Chicago; Clifford Slaven of J. R. Hoe & Sons, Inc., Middlesboro, Ky.; and Fred Brown. They've all won complimentary full registration to NASCC: The Steel Conference in St. Louis, April 17-19, at America's Center Convention Complex.
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text: Lupe Clark, 82, of Kearney, Nebraska (formerly of Holdrege, Nebraska) died on Friday, March 29th, 2013, at the Mt. Carmel Home – Keens Memorial in Kearney. Lupe was born February 11th, 1931, at Powell, Wyoming, the youngest of seven children born to Joseph and Jesse (Garcia) Rodriguez. Lupe was baptized and confirmed at the St. Barbara's Catholic Church in Powell. She received her education from Powell High School, graduating with the class of 1949.Following her education, she began a life-long career in retail sales, where she was employed by Koprivia's Grocery Store and later at J.C. Penny's in Powell, where Lupe would meet the love of her life and future husband. On April 5th, 1959, she was united in marriage to Kenneth L. Clark at Powell and to this union five children were born: Deborah, Christine, Kenneth, David, and Richard. During her years raising their children, Lupe focused her life on caring for the needs of her family. The couple then purchased the Sears Catalog Store in Holdrege and later the Western Auto Store in Lexington, Nebraska, while they continued to reside in Holdrege. Lupe enjoyed collecting figurines, photography of the family, she loved entertaining, especially hosting family holiday dinners at their home, and most of all she loved spending time with her grandchildren. She was a member of the All Saints Catholic Church, where she active with the Altar Society.Lupe was preceded in death by her parents; one daughter, Debbie at the age of 25 years; two sisters: Mary who died in infancy and then second sister, Mary; one brother, Robert Rodriguez; and sisters-in-law: Marlene Clark and Sally Clark. She leaves to mourn her passing; her husband of almost 54 years, Ken Clark of Kearney; one daughter, Christine Clark Phipps and her husband, Troy of Lincoln, Nebraska; three sons: Ken Clark and his wife, Brenda of Benedict, Nebraska, David Clark of Lincoln and Richard Clark and his wife, Nicole of Kearney; five grandchildren: Cassandra Larreau, Dalton and Trevor Clark and Haley and Ryan Clark; two brothers: Raymond Rodriguez and his wife, Marina of Powell and Joe Rodriguez Jr. and his wife, Lourdes of Southgate, California; brother-in-law, Floyd Clark of California; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.Visitation will be held on Wednesday, April 3rd, 2013, from 5 p.m.–8 p.m. with the family greeting from 6 p.m.–7:30 p.m. at the Nelson-Bauer Funeral Home in Holdrege.Mass of Christian Burial for Lupe Clark will be conducted from the All Saints Catholic Church in Holdrege on Thursday, April 4th, 2013, at 11 a.m. with Father Thomas Lux officiating.Rosary will be held at the church prior to the Mass at 9:30 a.m. Following the traditional funeral, cremation will take place and a private family inurnment will be held at the Cozad Cemetery at Cozad, Nebraska.A memorial has been established in Lupe's honor and kindly suggested to the family for later designation.Expressions of caring and kindness can be sent to the family at www.nelsonbauerfh.comThe Nelson-Bauer Funeral Home in Holdrege is in charge of the arrangements.


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Naples 1&1/2 Bedroom Condo - at Park Shore Resort in Naples
- bedrooms 1
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
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The condo is located in the beautiful tropical setting of Park Shore
Resort. Park Shore Resort is close to the Gulf beaches, just west
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Large 842 square foot 1 1/2 bedroom condominium. The condos' master
bedroom is furnished with a king size bed. The condo's den has a
queen-size sofa sleeper and track curtain to convert the den into a
private room. The condo has two full baths. All bedding and towels
are supplied. The kitchen has a complete set of utensils, dishes,
pots and pans, microwave, dishwasher, and refrigator. The condo also
has two TV's with cable, a VCR and DVD player.
FREE WIRELESS INTERNET service!
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There is a beautiful waterfall beside the large heated pool, ponds
with fish to admire, a Jacuzzi, sundeck, gazebo and barbecue area
with gas grills. For the sports minded there are private tennis and
racquetball courts. Also, on the premises is the Island Club
Restaurant for those nights that you don't want to cook and drive to
a restaurant. Five other restaurents, a grocery store, a drug store,
and other shops are in walking distance of the resort. There is
also a laundry mat located in the resort.
The beaches are beautiful and they are a short drive or moderate
walk from the condo.
Golf lovers will enjoy Naples. Naples has more golf courses than
almost any other city in the world.
Condo Restrictions: Pets are NOT allowed in this unit. NO smoking
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Start End Weekly Monthly Minimum Stay
05/01/2014 - 10/31/2014 $ 400 $ 1,200 1 Week minimum
11/01/2014 - 11/30/2014 $ 600 $ 1,800 1 Week minimum
12/01/2014 - 12/31/2014 $ 700 $ 2,100 1 Week minimum
01/01/2015 - 01/31/2015 $ 900 $ 2,700 1 Week minimum
02/01/2015 - 03/31/2015 $ 1,200 $ 3,600 2 Week minimum
04/01/2015 - 04/30/2015 $ 900 $ 2,700 1 Week minimum
05/01/2015 - 10/31/2015 $ 400 $ 1,200 1 Week minimum
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JPL Nook: Frequently Asked Questions
General Information
What is the Nook? The Nook is Barnes & Noble's e-reader. This technology allows you to read a book (in pdf or epub format). It is not an e-book but will come with e-books loaded on it. All references to Nook in this FAQ represent JPL Nooks.
Why is JPL lending the Nooks? To educate our patrons about the technology of e-readers and introduce them to this emerging reading platform.
Why is JPL lending only Nooks? Nooks were chosen due to several factors, cost, availability of bulk purchasing options and compatibility with the ListenAlaska Overdrive media library.
Can the Nooks be reserved? Yes. Find them in the catalog, here.
How many Nooks will the Library have? JPL has been provided 10 Nooks by the Friends of the Juneau Public Libraries.
What type of Nooks is JPL lending? We have 1st Generation Wi-Fi Nooks.
What comes with each Nook? The Nooks will include: a Nook, a neoprene sleeve (which holds the Nook), carrying case, USB cable, power adapter (5 essential pieces)laminated instruction card and some printed promotional material. Only the 5 essential pieces need to be returned to avoid charges.
Can I read the Nook in the dark? No. The e-reader is just like a paper book in that it requires light to read it. It is not back lit and therefore easier on the eyes.
I need help, is there anyone available to help me individually? Yes, feel free to contact the library and ask for the Electronic Services Librarian. 907.586.5249. email@example.com
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Borrowing Rules
Who can borrow a Nook? Due to high replacement costs, only registered adult users (no Temporary Local, State Resident, Crew or Student cards) in good standing may borrow Nooks (no outstanding fines/charges/overdues).
How long can a Nook be borrowed? Nooks will be lent for two weeks.
Can the Nooks be renewed? No
How much are the fines? $1 per day with a $10 maximum
Where can the Nooks be returned?They MUST be returned to the circulation desk so a staff member may examine it prior to checkin. Nooks CANNOT be returned in the book drop.
What is the replacement cost of the Nook and its parts? The Nook replacement cost is $200 if it is returned with a cracked screen, or otherwise damaged or if it is lost. The replacement costs for the power adapter/USB cable are as follows: $15- for both pieces even if they lose only one, as this is a set, neoprene sleeve ($15), and carrying case ($15).
Can I go to Barnes & Noble and purchase a Nook to replace one of JPL's? Juneau Public Library does not accept Nooks purchased by borrowers in lieu of payment. Replacement price for damaged or lost Nook: $200.
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Navigating the Nook
Check out these video tutorials to learn the basics for navigating the Nook.
How do you turn the Nook on?Press the silver power button at the top of the Nook for one second and let go.
How long does it take for the Nook to start up?It takes approximately 60 seconds for the Nook to start up and come to the Friends of the Library (wallpaper).
Why are there two screens (the top screen and the smaller bottom screen)? The top screen (the bigger one - black & white) is the reading screen. This is where the e-books will display, it is not a touchscreen. The smaller screen at the bottom (color) is a touchscreen and helps you to navigate the Nook.
How do you get to the list of titles? Tap on the my library icon in the touchscreen area (bottom screen) with your fingertip. The color touchscreen will not recognize the touch or input of a pen, stylus, fingernail or other hard material. Titles will appear under the 'My Documents' section unless purchased from B&N.
How do I get through the four pages of titles? Use the arrows (forward and back) on the frame of the Nook to move from page to page and then use the arrows (up and down) in the touchscreen to move up and down the page.
How do I read (open) a book? In the touchscreen area, use the arrows to move up or down the list. Once you reach the desired title - tap on the "o" to open the book. Use the arrows on the frame of the Nook to move forward or back a page.
How do I change the font text or size? After opening a book, in the touchscreen area tap on Font. Tap on Text size and select anything from extra small to extra, extra large OR tap on Text font. Select one of the three fonts provided.
Do I need to bookmark the last page I read? No. The Nook automatically saves the last page you read and when you open the book again will take you to that page. However, if you want to bookmark a page for any reason - in the touchscreen area, tap on Bookmarks - Add Bookmark. A small icon of a book with a ribbon bookmark will appear in the upper right hand corner of the reading screen on that page.
How do I get back to the bookmarked page? In the touchscreen area, tap on Bookmarks. Tap on Go to bookmark then tap on the page you bookmarked.
How do I remove my bookmark when I'm done? In the touchscreen area, tap on Bookmarks then tap on Remove all bookmarks (it is only for this particular title) and tap on Confirm.
Basic Care of the Nook
How often will I have to charge the Nook? The Nook's battery will normally last about 10 hours. Your usage may vary.
How do I charge the Nook? Using the USB cable that came with your Nook - the small end has a Nook symbol "n" on the top - make sure that it is facing up and plug it into the bottom of your Nook. Plug the big end of the USB cable into the power adapter and plug it into a wall outlet. Do not turn off the Nook after you have connected it to a wall outlet to charge.
How long does it take to charge the Nook fully? If the Nook's battery is fully drained (you will see a critical battery alert message), it generally takes two to three hours for it to charge to 100 percent capacity.
What can I use to wipe the fingerprints off the screens? Use only a microfiber cloth to wipe down the Nook (not included). No liquids, chemicals or wet wipes should be used to clean the Nook.
What titles are on the Nook? 20 titles and 6 JPL Podcasts are currently loaded on the Nooks. Check out the titles, here.
Are the same titles on all the Nooks? Y es, each Nook has the exact same titles.
One of the features of the Nook is Lend Me. Will this be available on the JPL Nooks? No, we have disabled this feature on the Nooks lent by JPL as we are not lending titles from BN.
Will new content be added and, if so, when? JPL staff will periodically add new content. The goal of this collection will be to introduce users to the ebook format and the various ebook subscription collections available through the library.
Can I add my own books to the JPL Nook? Yes. Nooks provided through Juneau Public Library are pre-loaded with content and are intended to familiarize Library patrons with the burgeoning arena of e-book readers. To add your own ebooks, simply connect the Nook to your computer using the included USB cable and your nook will appear as a removable drive. Using the file explorer you can transfer files (ebooks without digital rights management) from your computer to the 'my documents' folder on the Nook. If you are using DRM files or content from ListenAlaska you will need to use Adobe Digital Editions. If you load your own content or register the Nook with a Barnes and Noble account to purchase content to the device, please delete any content you installed and 'unregister' the device before returning the device to the Library. Watch "Side-loading Content Video".
What happens if I add additional content to the JPL Nook? JPL will not compensate customers for content they purchase and load (or unable to load) on a Nook borrowed from JPL. If you load your own content or register the Nook with a Barnes and Noble account to purchase content to the device, please delete any content you installed and 'unregister' the device before returning the device to the Library.
Can I add library e-book content from ListenAlaska/Overdrive, Freading or Ebsco eBooks to the JPL Nook? YES. OverDrive, Freading and Ebsco Ebooks are compatible with Nooks. You will need the Adobe Digital Editions Software and an Adobe Digital ID on your personal computer, which enables you to transfer e-books from your computer to your portable device and will need to authorize the device (Nook) when promted. At this time Nooks do not support wireless downloading of ListenAlaska content using the mobile browser on the Nook. Materials must first be downloaded to a computer then tranfered to the Nook using Adobe Digital Editions. Watch "Side-loading Content Video"
I get the error message "User Not Authorized" when I try to drag an ebook title from Adobe Digital Editions to the Nook? In some cases, you may need to deactivate and re-activate Adobe Digital Editions on your device. To do so, please follow these steps:
- In Adobe Digital Edition (ADE), if you press Ctrl+Shift+D (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+D (Mac) will remove the activation on your computer, and allow you to reactivate with a different ID or the same ID when you launch ADE again.
- Press "Ctrl+Shift+E", this will bring up the "Device Deactivation" dialog.
- Select your Reader and deactivate it.
- Unplug and replug your Reader
- The Device Authorization dialog should show up, and you can authorize again with your Adobe ID.
Why did the touchscreen area go dark and how do I bring it back? The touchscreen goes dark after a certain amount of inactivity. To reactivate that area just tap and hold the Nook symbol "n" (in the center between the two screens) for one second.
Why is the reading screen displaying a picture and the touchscreen not working? The Nook goes into sleep mode after a certain amount of inactivity. To awaken your Nook, press the silver power button at the top and let go.
How do I adjust the amount of inactivity time so the touchscreen doesn't go blank or the Nook doesn't go into screen-saver mode so quickly? In the touchscreen area, tap on the settings icon then tap on Display. Tap on Sleep timer and tap on a time that works best for you. Tap the arrow on the left side (in the blue bar) to go back, then scroll down and tap on Touchscreen timer. Tap on a time that works best for you.
I opened a book and it didn't open to the cover page but somewhere in the middle of the book. How do I get back to the beginning? The person who had the Nook before you left off at this page. Nook automatically saves the last page read and will open to that page the next time the book is opened. To get to the beginning, use the touchscreen area and tap on Go to. Tap on Cover to go to the cover page or tap on Page and slide to the circle to the beginning or tap on Chapter to pick the first chapter.
There are 13 video tutorials to give you easy-to-follow instructions so you can be up and reading in no time. Have a look


text: The Kansas City Metro Squad has released a composite sketch of a person of interest who was seen at Mr. G's Liquor Store on the night of the owner's death.Police said they were called to the store at 7635 Quivira Road at about 10:25 Wednesday night, where they found 61-year-old Gerry Grovenburg lying dead behind the counter.Witnesses said a late-night customer discovered the body. Witnesses who gathered at the crime scene Wednesday night said the customer had gotten out of a cab to go inside, and the customer came out calling for police.The Metro Squad was called in to investigate the case and began its investigation at 1 p.m. Thursday the Shawnee Police Department. Police are calling the death suspicious, but said they will have to perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death.Police have described the person of interest in the sketch as being a black man, 20 to 25 years old, between 6 feet and 6 feet 3 inches tall and between 150 and 175 pounds.Anyone with information is asked to call the Metro Squad at 913-742-6090 or the tips hot line at 474-TIPS.


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Blue photographs a large variety of animals including dogs, cats, horses, birds, reptiles, and bunnies.
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The Chicago Bears will kick off their third preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks in just two more days. Which injured Bears' players will be return and which will be held out?
The Chicago Bears will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars tonight and there are a few players you should keep an eye on after their performances last week against the Eagles. Here's your stock up /...
Today is the last training camp open to the public for the Chicago Bears and we've got all the gory details from Bourbonnais.
The Chicago Bears will play preseason game #2 in just three more days. Let's take a peek at today's training camp practice and see how things are shaping up.
The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Chicago Bears in their first 2014 preseason game on Friday night.
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Here's the recap from today's Chicago Bears training camp practice down at Bourbonnais. Only three more days until the Bears face the Philadelphia Eagles in the preseason opener.
The Chicago Bears moved their training camp practice up to 11am today to avoid some potentially bad weather in Bourbonnais. Here's the rundown on today's event...
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Arizona making progress on World War II memorial
PHOENIX -- Arizona's fallen World War II soldiers will be memorialized outside the state capitol building by year's end.
By December of this year, a steel structure listing the names of nearly 2,000 soldiers will be nestled between the historic gun barrels of the U.S.S. Arizona and U.S.S. Missouri.
Arizona Sec. of State Ken Bennett said the project is privately funded and taxpayer dollars will not be used to build the memorial. Bennett explained that anyone can contribute to the project by purchasing a commemorative brick to pave the way to the memorial.
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Reminder: City hosts its 160th birthday celebration Thursday
The City of Kansas City, Mo., will celebrate the year of its 160th birthday on Thursday, March 28 from 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the City Hall Rotunda, 414 E. 12th St. Remarks from Mayor Sly James, City Manager Troy Schulte and members of the City Council will begin at noon.
The celebration is open to the general public. Cake and refreshments will be served.
Kansas City, Mo., has a dynamic history, tracing its beginnings to the early 1800s when French fur traders, including Francois Chouteau, followed the Missouri River from St. Louis to the area now known as the Northeast Industrial District, where they established trading posts on the waterway. Another young trader, John Calvin McCoy, opened a store inland on the Santa Fe Trail. He considered his land a portal to the West and thus named it Westport.
McCoy and 13 other men purchased a farm in the area and formed the town/company that later became Kansas City's downtown district. The new owners decided to name the township the Town of Kansas after the Kansa Indians, or Kaws, who inhabited the area. The Town of Kansas was incorporated and granted a charter by the county court in Independence on June 3, 1850.
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THE latest list of schools in Southamptonthat are not opening on Friday, January 18, 2013 due to snow.
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- Fairisle Infant and Nursery
- Glenfield Infant
- Hollybrook Infant
- Maytree Infant and Nursery
- Oakwood Infant
- St Monica Infant
- Sholing Infant
- Tanners Brook Infant
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- Foundry Lane Primary (closed for staff training day)
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Cardinals players, staff serve early Thanksgiving meals
PHOENIX -- Several Arizona Cardinals players traded the football field for the dining room.
For the eighth year, the team has participated in the Phoenix Rescue Mission's early Thanksgiving dinner. Kicker Jay Feely has been serving turkey with the all the trimmings since he joined the team three years ago.
"It puts things in perspective," Feely said. "When you lose six games in a row you start thinking just about football and then you come to something like this and you realize there are a lot more important things."
His teammates Sam Acho and Mike Leach also served up meals with a smile.
According to the Phoenix Rescue Mission, more than 13,000 men, women and children are homeless in Maricopa County.
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Florida State needed to come out and take care of business to clinch the ACC Atlantic Division
The Seminoles opened up with a strong running game against a Maryland defense that had actually been fairly good on the season. An 11-play, 61-yard drive ended in a touchdown to open the game. Florida State forced a fumble on the resulting kickoff, recovering in Maryland territory and quickly scoring on a play-action pass from EJ Manuel to sophomore tight end Nick O'Leary. Florida State then added two field goals to go up 20-0, and kicker Dustin Hopkins set the all-time scoring record for kickers, breaking the previous mark of 439 points. Manuel added a 30-yard touchdown to Rashad Greene to go up 27-0.
Of course, things were made easy by the defense dominating Maryland's pitiful offense, quarterbacked by linebacker Shawn Petty. Maryland had only 26 total yards in the first half, on 21 plays.
Both sides came out flat for one series to open the second half, but quickly found the intensity again.
Maryland added a touchdown with 25 seconds left against FSU's reserves to blow the cover for the Seminoles.
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There was a heated discussion tonight at the Mexico beach City Council workshop. The city clerk is quitting, citing a hostile work environment and some serious allegations against an elected official whom she did not mention.
Deborah McLeod wasn't at Tuesday's workshop, but earlier this month, she told the council and a room full of residents she felt it was best to step down.
"I just feel like there's been one person in particular that I've had a hard time dealing with, and I haven't been effective at my job," said McLeod on March 12th.
In her resignation letter, she also said there has been "constant harassment and bullying by one elected official."
There isn't any official word on who that person is, but Councilwoman Tanya Castro spoke up at Tuesday's workshop.
"I consider the allegations very serious, but they're false. I have requested a complete investigation of the allegations by the city," said Castro.
City Attorney Paul Komarek says the council would need to request one but wouldn't recommend it.
"If I did recommend one, which I wouldn't, but if I did recommend one, I don't think it would be done internally," said Komarek.
Mayor Al Cathey also took the floor to discuss the issue.
"Over 150 emails were sent to Ms. McLeod from Ms. Castro. She is a, holds a respected position. She is entitled to information," said Mayor Cathey.
Castro said earlier in the meeting, "I'm going to ask for documents, and I'm going to continue to do the job that the tax payers are paying me to do."
Mayor Cathey later said there isn't anything wrong with that, but at the end of the day, McLeod told him she felt she wasn't trusted.
"In her opinion, she didn't feel comfortable in her job and no one needs to work in that environment, no one," said Mayor Cathey.
The council didn't make an official decision on whether the council will request a formal investigation.
The city has received about twelve applications for the city clerk position. The council will talk about those next Thursday.
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Mame Biram Diouf moved to Blackburn on a season long loan to Blackburn Rovers earlier this summer to gain first team experience where he'd be working under Sam Allardyce. He received his first start in a Carling Cup match against Norwich. He picked up all 3 goals for Blackburn and saw them through to the next round of the competition. Video of those goals can be seen below.....
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After the hat trick the media started asking Big Sam if that would result in a starting spot in the EPL, Sam through down a challenge to Diouf and said his spot was not guaranteed, apparently Diof responded in training and was awarded the start along side Croatian forward Kalinic. While not being able to stop the Gooners from winning the game, he was given almost a full 90 coming off in the 81st minute. The big news though was him picking up yet another goal He's really forcing his way in to a permanent position. I look forward to Mame making me put my foot in my mouth and becoming a quality striker. While it's still too early to pass final judgement he is making waves and is off to a great start on the season!
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'A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder' at Hartford Stage Offers Melodrama and Flair
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Through Nov. 11, Hartford Stage, 50 Church St., (860) 527-5151, hartfordstage.org
Frothy, outrageous, and expertly performed, this brand new musical updates the familiar tropes of Edwardian melodrama and music hall with wicked contemporary wit based in double entendre and the willingness to be politically incorrect. Is it edifying? Nah. Is it fun? Yup.
Our "hero" is a social-climbing orphan who unexpectedly discovers he's in line for an earldom, with an estate attached. Trouble is, he's ninth in line. But he's a clever chap, and a charmer, and tumbles to the fact that he can contrive the demise of all who stand in his way.The pleasures here are in the expert delivery of comic situations, quirky characters, and musical treats.
The strong ensemble is led by the deservedly renowned Jefferson Mays, who won a Tony for his work originating all the characters in I Am My Own Wife some seasons back on Broadway. Mays plays the D'Ysquith family — all nine of them, in a bouquet of gender-variant types — aided by a series of quick costume changes that render him nearly unrecognizable, role to role. He's a master of physical acting, and here we get to see him show off everything from his extraordinary balance to music hall dance moves to ventriloquizing a fox pelt.
Musically, there are a couple of stand-out voices, notably the delightful Ken Barnett — a Wesleyan alum — in the lead role of Monty Navarro, who wields a honeyed baritone with impeccable, natural phrasing and a delicious falsetto. The music is lively, and the lyrics are clever. Live instrumentalists back the accomplished singers.
The set provides an inset jewel-box of a little Edwardian theater surrounded and surmounted by narrow acting spaces. The costumes are a treat: exaggerated parodies based in period silhouettes.
The show runs a full two-and-a-half hours including one intermission, and I found the second act less compelling than the first. This is largely because we've already seen almost all of Mays' multiple characters knocked off, and so the pace slows down some and the wacky factor dims.
Inventing new musicals is a time-intensive and expensive project. This one has roots in a partnership forged 31 years ago, and has been in serious development for the last eight years. Darko Tresnjak, Hartford Stage's artistic director, came on board five years back. Here's hoping this production is able to transfer to other venues and make its way into the contemporary canon, not because it offers any wisdom, but just for the sake of fun and flair.
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An LD never knows where the next job will come from. For example, there's the Starlight Children's Foundation in Australia, a not-for-profit organization that works to bring a little magic into the lives of seriously ill children. The foundation provides Starlight Express Rooms, havens in hospitals where kids can hang out, playing Nintendo games and enjoying celebrity visits, live storytelling, magic shows, theatre, movies, mime, and dance; there is even a radio station broadcasting music and requests.
For the Starlight Express Room in The Children's Hospital in Westmead, NSW, Australia, LD Ken Flower from Dreamscapes was invited to take part by Starlight director Jeanne Rockey AM. "They were looking for a different approach to lighting and projection," he says, "and I have a history in concepts and design for experiential environments and communication spaces." His collaborators on the project included architect/interior designer Phillip Mathieson of the firm Burley Katon Halliday, Andrew Robertson of Shorty Productions (video and audio), and Murray Smith of Sundrape Australia (drapes and gauzes).
In conceiving the look of the project, says Flower, "I wanted the projection and imaging to be able to cover all surfaces of the room in different ways — walls, gauzes, floor, and ceiling. By using shades of white as the base color scheme, we were able to turn the whole room into a three-dimensional projection surface. The whites and soft grays that the architects came up with wouldn't distort any of the color or imaging, but could also stand alone as a sophisticated look in its own right."
For his part, adds the LD, "I came up with the idea of using moving lights to project friendly, non-obtrusive images, as 'moving wallpaper.' Shoals of tropical fish, flocks of butterflies, families of kangaroos, and passing clouds could become backgrounds to the various activities. With gentle movements and changing colors, I wanted to create a visual language that could provide a quirky but calming influence. As a visual language in this environment, it was important that the color and imaging not overtake either the room, the activities, or the children.
"To achieve this," he continues, "I settled on six Martin MAC 250+ units as projectors and 56 PAR-30 halogens as overall color washes. The MACs were just great, with their sharp optics, 250W MSD light source, indexable gobos, rotating prisms, soft colors, smooth movements. The PAR-30s recessed nicely into the ceiling and provided a good, even, four-color background wash with infinite variations. Having calculated the magnification factor for the image size, I then designed the montages that became the gobos. I wanted to keep as much of the textures in the fish, butterflies, and other images as I could, so I went for glass gobos, with different shades of grayscale. Joakim Odlander at Gobotech was great in helping me with this and produced the finished gobos with fantastic resolution in double-quick time."
For control, Flower chose to avoid "a large control desk bristling with knobs and dials." The rooms are managed by a staff member titled Captain Starlight, not a lighting professional. So, says the LD, "I chose Martin LightJockey software and LJ Touch via a PC and 17" touch screen. It's a good system that gave me the flexibility to program properly and accurately — if need be, by remote — and with a simple user interface that is ideal for busy, non-technical personnel." He adds, "Having worked closely with the architects on suspension points and cabling, the installation was quite straightforward. Trevor Lloyd from CLS managed the installation with support from Vince Haddad at Show Technology."
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Actor James Avery, best known as Uncle Phil on "Fresh Prince of Bel Air," has died.
TMZ reported that he had complications after open heart surgery.
Avery played Will Smith's uncle on the show.
His "Fresh Prince" co-star Alfonso Ribeiro, who played Carlton, tweeted that Avery was a second father to him and that he will miss him greatly.
Fresh Prince ran for six seasons.
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Huskers start second season Thursday night
The No. 4 Nebraska volleyball team (23-6, 15-5 Big Ten) will open the NCAA Tournament at home for the ninth straight season on Thursday night when it hosts the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks (28-5) at the NU Coliseum. The match is set to start at 7 p.m., or 30 minutes after the first match of the day ends between Kansas State and Northern Iowa.
Nebraska, which recently finished in a tie for second in the Big Ten Conference, will be making its 31st appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
UMES will be making its second appearance in the national tournament after repeating as Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Champions in 2012. The Hawks went earned the conference title after defeating Florida A&M in five sets on Nov. 18.
Thursday night's match will be the first-ever meeting between Nebraska and Maryland Eastern Shore. It will be the third time the Huskers have ever played a team from the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.
The No. 10 Nebraska volleyball team (23-6, 15-5) sent the 2012 seniors out in fashion on Saturday night as the Huskers topped Northwestern 3-1 (25-15, 25-22, 20-25, 25-21) in front of 4,092 fans at the NU Coliseum.
Hannah Werth led the Huskers on the night with a double-double, including a team-high 17 kills and 13 digs to go along with a .342 hitting percentage. Gina Mancuso recorded 13 kills and eight digs for NU. Lauren Cook also notched a double-double on the evening, with 45 assists and 10 digs. Meghan Haggerty led the Husker block with six.
Nebraska hit .261 as a team, while Northwestern notched a .209 hitting percentage. The Huskers out-blocked the Wildcats 14-7.
UMES is 28-5 on the season and has an 11-1 record in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. The Hawks recently defeated Florida A&M in the MEAC title came to repeat as conference champions and earn their second berth in the NCAA Tournament.
With the Hawks' win over Florida A&M, UMES totaled the highest amount of victories they've had in a season since 2003 when they went 26-12.
In the conference title match, Saitaua Iosia led the way with 25 kills and 15 digs. She was honored as the Most Outstanding Performer in the MEAC Tournament for the second straight season after posting 60 kills, 10 aces and 32 digs combined in the three matches
Iosia leads the team on the season with 376 total kills and an average of 4.32 kills per set. She also has 219 total digs on the year and an average of 2.52 digs per set. Maline Vaitai has 349 total kills on the season and is averaging 2.77 kills per set along with 217 total digs.
Jessica Vicic paces the Hawk offense with a total of 1,365 assists and an average of 10.83 assists per set. She is also second on the team in digs with 256.
The Hawks are coached by Don Metil, who is in his sixth season as head volleyball coach. He is a 1996 graduate of California University of Pennsylvania.
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CNN anchor Anderson Cooper publicly acknowledged being gay for the first time in a statement gay commentator Andrew Sullivan posted to his blog on July 2. Sam Champion, weather anchor for ŌĆ£Good Morning America,ŌĆØ announced on-air in October that he was engaged to his long-time partner, photographer Rubem Robierb. (The couple attended a Freedom to Marry fundraiser in Miami Beach, Fla., a few days later.)
Gay singer Ricky Martin was among those who applauded Puerto Rican boxer Orlando Cruz after he came out on Oct. 3. R&B singer Frank Ocean in July acknowledged his homosexuality, while Jamaican singer Diana King came out on her Facebook page in June. British singer Mika told Instinct Magazine in August he is gay.
Pennsylvania state Rep. Mike Fleck, a Republican who attended Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., earlier this month came out during an interview with a local newspaper. Stefany Hoyer Hemmer, daughter of House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.,) came out as a lesbian during an exclusive interview with the Washington Blade in June.
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DC Comics in June announced the Green Lantern is gay as part of its effort to reinvigorate the ŌĆ£Earth 2ŌĆØ series.


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WITH his bands Pele and Amsterdam, Ian Prowse won a legion of fans for his anthemic, uplifiting pop songs.
Ian is from the seemingly endless conveyor belt of quality songwriters from Liverpool – which has produced the likes of Ian Broudie of the Lightning Seeds, Ian McCullouch of Echo and the Bunnymen, Ian McNab of the Icicle Works and Pete Wylie of Wah.
Now he's embarking on a solo tour which will see him playing Chipping Village Hall next Sunday.
"I put out a best of album last year and toured it with the band," said Ian, "but I have written some songs which are a more real, more suited to be performed as a solo artist."
One of the reasons for Ian's new 'direction' has been the birth of his daughter Rosalita, now one, who is named after the classic Bruce Springsteen song.
"She's fantastic," he said, "but having a child, the responsibilities of parenthood have blown my mind.
"She has affected my writing, as a songwriter I tend to respond to what is in my life."
But fans of classic songs such as Does This Train Stop on Merseyside? and Home need not worry.
"I will still be singing stuff from the back catalogue on my own and then at the back end of the year we're planning to go out with Amsterdam again," said Ian.
Ian was part of the chart topping Justice Collective whose charity single raised money for the families of victims killed at the Hillsborough Disaster. "I was proud to be part of it," said Ian.
"To me it has always been about conviction. Every time I have sung a song I have believed in it and I think an audience respects that honesty."
Amsterdam were one of the first bands to use the internet to promote and sell their albums – something which has become commonplace. "We put out two albums via the website," said Ian.
"I suppose we were the forerunners in a way. It has become a vitally important tool. "I can contact 5,000 people immediately via my site which is such a powerful thing for an artist.
"I just love writing songs and getting out there and performing them to people who appreciate it."
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PLATTSBURGH — A support group for people with scleroderma is forming in the Plattsburgh area.
The group will meet from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month in Auditorium A of CVPH Medical Center, with the initial meeting slated for Dec. 5.
"Since I was first diagnosed in 2005, I've met quite a few people up here who were diagnosed with the same thing," said co-organizer Wendy Faubert.
"For me, there was no one to talk to about scleroderma, to share my thoughts with and who understood what I was dealing with.
"I think a support group will be so beneficial for anyone who has to face those things I had to face alone. It's always so nice to know there's someone there to talk to."
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Faubert's initial symptoms included a growing level of fatigue. The illness was actually diagnosed during routine blood work done for a regular checkup, she said.
Melody Breen and Lori Roebuck have joined Faubert as founding members of the Adirondack Scleroderma Support Group, which has been sanctioned by the Tri-State Chapter of the National Scleroderma Foundation, located in Binghamton.
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1. Cut a cardboard circle from the tube. Each napking ring you want to make should be about 3/4-inch wide.
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3. Cut a tiny feather from construction paper. Glue the base of the feather inside the band.
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Although it may be one of the smaller rooms in the house, the bathroom is probably one of the rooms your guests will see the most. Make a statement by using fabric, paint or textured wall coverings on the walls. Substitute a piece of furniture, like a small bureau or cabinet, for the vanity to offer some visual interest, and replace a dated mirror with a framed mirror from a discount store ($500 or less).
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Around 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 12, the more than 50 vehicles jammed into an underpass just east of Fremont. The turnpike was shut down for days as crews cleaned up and investigated the accident.
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Lt. Gockstetter from the Ohio State Highway Patrol is the post commander of the Milan post which handled the investigation. He says he was surprised that no charges will be filed, but said the patrol did its due diligence in the investigation. Gockstetter also says trooper Clouser is currently back home in Sandusky. Clouser will begin a new part of rehab soon once doctors say he can begin putting weight on his injured leg. Clouser does plan to return to work when he recovers.
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