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Where, oh where is R. Kelly when you need him? Or Pharrell Williams, or Ne-Yo? While Ruben Studdard's crystalline tenor is as exquisite as ever on "Letters from Birmingham," his new CD that hits stores and online music outlets Tuesday, March 13, the material is sorely lacking.
This 16-track "concept" album is based on a series of letters that chronicle a relationship, and appears to parallel Studdard's two-year marriage, which ended in divorce. Most of the tracks are written by Elvis "Blac Elvis" Williams and Studdard's longtime collaborator Harold Lilly, and feature redundant themes of blatant sexuality that simply don't sound quite right coming from a romantic soul singer who was once dubbed "The Velvet Teddy Bear" by none other than Gladys Knight.
Not that Ruben can't get his sexy on, but the repetitive "Baby, Ima do this, Baby, Ima do that," or "Baby, take this off, Baby take that off," that are present in such mundane tunes as "Turn You Out," "Do It Rite" and "Twisted Love" sound much different coming from someone like Chris Brown than from Studdard, whose bona fide vocal chops allow much more room for subtlety. For instance, I'm pretty sure that Teddy Pendergrass' simple but firm command to "Close the Door" would spark more of an emotional (and positive) response than "I'm 'bout to turn you out!" But that's just me.
While the production of the disc was slick and quite adventurous, in keeping with today's standards, it also did not enhance Studdard's strong points — mainly his ability to deliver a passionate performance. I doubt that anyone hates drum machines and synthesized tracks more than I do, and even with Studdard's powerful pipes out in front, "Letters from Birmingham," with few exceptions, has the soul-less sound of a single individual turning knobs and pressing buttons on an electronic keyboard and "clicking" away on a computer.
High points of the project include Studdard's smooth interpretation of Bobby Brown's "Rock Wit'cha" as well as "June 28th (I'm Single)" in which he reflects on the demise of his marriage and his desire to find love again.
It would be interesting to see what the Grammy-winning Philadelphia-based production/songwriting team of Ivan Barias and Carvin Haggins, who worked their magic with Musiq Soulchild, Jill Scott, Mary J. Blige, Justin Timberlake, Jazmine Sullivan and Jaheim, among many others, would do with a major voice such as Studdard's. Their songs are creative, yet commercial, and are steeped in the timeless legacy of Philly Soul.
While "Letters from Birmingham" missed the mark for me, hopefully, this hot young production team will someday get the opportunity to deliver material that is truly worthy of Studdard's amazing God-given instrument, considerable talent and lovable persona.


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The heat is on for I-94 construction workers, but this time we're not talking temperature. The road work isn't scheduled to be finished until October, but crews say drivers are already forgetting to slow down in the orange zones.
"We've also had some phone calls from the construction folks to have us focus on certain areas of the zone, we're out here trying to put as much time as we can into this zone, we have other areas we have to pay attention to as well, and we're hampered a lot of times by our man power." says Sgt. Dave Wolf with the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
Even so the Highway Patrol has already caught 135 speeders in just one month going through the construction zone. It's the speeders that aren't caught that worry workers.
"You know there's a lot of frustrations that come with the job, because you stop and it could all be gone. It just creates a lot of stress, you know and you go home at the end of the day, and you're just, relieved." Sharon says.
The Highway Patrol has also have investigated 21 crashes, that averages out in just that stretch of roadway to one crash every day and a half. They say speeding is one of the reasons the accidents happen.
Workers say they hope driver slow down so both drivers and crew can get home safe.


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) -- The state rested its case Friday after Knox County Medical Examiner Dr. Darinka Mileusnic-Polchan testified on the torture the autopsies of the victims' bodies revealed in the Letalvis Cobbins murder trial.
There's a lingering question about whether Cobbins will testify on his behalf. He told Judge Richard Baumgartner, "I haven't completely made up my mind. Could I sleep on it and tell you in the morning?" The judge gave him until 9:00 a.m. Saturday.
Cobbins is the first of four suspects to be tried for the carjacking, rapes and murders of Channon Christian, 21, and Christopher Newsom, 23, in 2007.
The other suspects who are charged are: Lemaricus Duvall Davidson (Cobbins' half brother), George Giovanni Thomas and Vanessa Coleman.
All four defendants could face the death penalty if they're convicted. They're being tried separately.
No jail calls as evidence
Before testimony started Friday, the state decided not to use Cobbins' calls from jails as evidence in its case against him.
Value of Christian's 4Runner
Christian's father, Gary, was recalled to the stand. He sells Toyotas and testified that the value of Christian's Toyota 4Runner, which the couple was carjacked in, was $25,000. This establishes the charges of felony theft in the case.
Medical examiner: Newsom raped, shot and killed, set on fire
Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan autopsied the bodies of Christian and Newsom.
The state showed several photos of Newsom's body on a projector. His bare feet were bound and his body was burned.
His family quietly wept as Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan described his face wrapped in a sweatshirt with a hole showing in it where Newsom was shot in the head. His hands were tied behind his back and he was gagged with socks.
Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan testified that the gun was put against Newsom's head and fired, leaving an inch gash.
Newsom was also shot in the upper shoulder near his neck and in the lower back, which would have disabled him, Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan said.
The bullet to the head was Newsom's cause of death. He was dead when he was set on fire.
Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan described bruising indicating that Newsom was raped with an object, probably hours before he was killed. She estimated that it happened between 11:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. and he likely died in the early morning hours.
What was done to Newsom was probably "too complex" to be done by one person, Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan said. He had no defensive wounds and was likely outnumbered and overpowered.
After the court took a break, Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan came back to the stand and used a mannequin to show where Newsom was shot. The shoulder wound disabled his arm. The lower back wound nearly shattered his spinal cord.
Newsom's friend, Josh Anderson, who testified in court earlier this week, wouldn't look at the projected photos. The jury often looked at the medical examiner.
Cobbins shielded his face from the autopsy photos.
Medical examiner: Christian suffocated in trash can
Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan testified that she went to the crime scene where Christian was found in an East Knoxville house on Chipman Street. The state began showing photos of Christian's body.
Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan said Christian's bound body was "crammed" in five large trash bags in a trash can in the kitchen. She was bound so tightly her knees were touching her cheeks.
Christian was alive when she was put in the trash can. "She died in the trash can," Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan testified. The cause was lack of oxygen.
Christian was only wearing a sweatshirt and a camisole.
Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan said Christian wasn't strangled. She had a plastic bag over her head and her eyes were open.
Christian's fingernails didn't show any defensive wounds, Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan testified.
Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan said Christian's body had accumulated blood, bruising and "lots of abrasions" indicating rape with blunt trauma and an object. Some of the jurors grimaced at these photos.
"This was no simple rape," Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan said. It was much more severe.
Christian was raped orally first, Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan said, and eventually wrapped in the trash bags and put in the can. She believes Christian died within three to five minutes after the bag was put over her head.
Christian was injured Sunday afternoon, the medical examiner said. She'd been dead for at least a day when she was found and died possibly sometime late Sunday or early Monday.
Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan testified that she believed more than one person was responsible for Christian's murder.
Again, Cobbins didn't look at the photos. He looked down and covered his eyes with his hand or put his head down so far it was just barely above the table where he sat.
However, Christian's father was looking directly at Cobbins at one point. A moment later, Newsom's father comforted Gary Christian.
Cross-examination: ME believes multiple people harmed victims
On cross-examination, Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan told defense attorney Scott Green she couldn't say who inflicted bruises on Christian's arms and that it could have been a man or a woman.
She also told Green the blunt force trauma to Christian's genital area could have been caused by kicking or hitting.
The medical examiner said she took swabs from Christian's mouth that later tested positive for Cobbins' DNA and swabs from her vagina and rectum that were positive for Davidson's DNA.
Defense implied with questioning that Christian could've been dragged by one person and tied up due to her carpet burns.
Christian had bruising that suggested her head bashed into a "stationary object, " Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan said.
"The forensic pathologist isn't here to point fingers and say who did what," Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan told Green. "The forensic pathologist is here to speak for the victims."
"It's not really appropriate to ask me in 10 minutes of questions who did what," Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan told Green after he contended she wasn't answering his questions. "That's not what I'm here for."
He continued, saying he wasn't asking her exactly who did what. She told him that she couldn't say exactly how long certain actions took or exactly how many people harmed the victims, only that her opinion was it took more than one person to carry out what was done.
Dr. Mileusnic-Polchan said she couldn't test for bleach on Christian's body.
Cobbins pleaded guilty on Monday to raping Channon Christian without causing bodily injury. Judge Baumgartner clarified that plea for him on Thursday.
Defense: state hasn't proven case
The defense returned following after a break when the state rested and made a motion asking the court to dismiss all charges except those Cobbins has pleaded guilty to.
Green said the state has only proved these violent, horrific crimes but has failed to prove Cobbins planned them or took part in all of them.
Judge Baumgartner questioned the state about its theory on Newsom's death.
Green contended there's no proof that Cobbins shared the intention to kill Newsom. The state argued that Cobbins was present at the crime scenes and did know what was going to happen.
Judge Baumgartner denied the motion, ruling that all more than 40 charges, stay on the table.
At noon, one of two witnesses the defense was seeking was found. The witness was ordered by Judge Baumgartner to stay in the City County Building. She's the only witness expected to testify Friday.
Officers are still looking for one other witness.
Defense witness: cousin borrowed car seen later at murder house
The defense called one witness Friday afternoon, then court adjourned for the day.
Adrian Nicole Mathis is the cousin of Eric Boyd, who was convicted as an accessory in this case last fall and sentenced to 18 years in prison.
Mathis identified the car she let Boyd borrow the night Christian and Newsom were carjacked. It was identified at the scene on Chipman Street.
Specifying the charges
Judge Baumgartner required the state to specify which act of rape it's accusing Cobbins of being responsible for. The attorneys chose oral rape, the type Cobbins pleaded guilty to.
Jury to get case
Judge Baumgartner said he expects to give this case to the jury on Saturday and there could be a verdict. However, he told jurors they'll have the option to deliberate Sunday if they choose.
Christian family believes medical examiner
Gary and Deena Christian told 6 News they believe if only one person was holding their daughter captive, she would have fought for her life and they think the same thing is true for Newsom.
The medical examiner testified that neither had any defensive wounds.
"When I said it haunts you, now you know what I mean," Deena said. "When you saw the picture of my daughter's face, did you see the horror that I see every night?" Gary asked.
Pointing to a button she was wearing of Channon, Deena said, "This is what she's supposed to look like and you saw what she looked like after those animals did what they did to her."
Newsom family grateful for support
Newsom's father, Hugh Newsom, spoke with 6 News during the court's lunch break. He thanked everyone for their thoughts and prayers.
After court adjourned, he reflected on what his son endured. "What hurt me the most was seeing the mud on the bottom of his feet, knowing they walked him down through there (near the train tracks where he was killed), on that cold winter night, probably wearing only his underwear and then shooting him in the back..."
The Newsoms say whether Cobbins gets life in prison or the death sentence, their family and the Christians suffer more because their children are lost forever.
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by Jonathan Singer, Fri Nov 07, 2008 at 07:00:11 AM EST
It turns out that District of Columbia v. Heller, the so-called DC gun rights case in which the Supreme Court established that the second amendment is an individual rather than group right, might have been a political disaster for the GOP even as it achieved one of the party's long-standing policy ends. Here's First Read's Carrie Dann writing about Barack Obama's "cling to their guns" comment and its effect -- or rather striking lack thereof -- on Tuesday.
The comment also put an exclamation point on Obama's record on guns, which has drifted to the center since his days as an Illinois state senator. As the general election heated up, the National Rifle Association announced an eye-popping $15 million ad campaign intended to serve as a loudspeaker for suspicions about Obama's alleged hidden intention to limit gun ownership.
But as the vote margins of the presidential race rolled in, the one-time wedge issue of the Second Amendment did not seem to pack the national-stage punch for which the influential gun lobby had aimed. Nationally, gun owners broke for McCain by almost the identical margin that they broke for Bush in 2004. But in the states where the NRA Political Victory Fund's toughest efforts against Obama were concentrated -- gun-rich regions in states like Colorado, Pennsylvania, and New Mexico -- Obama's victory was decisive. The Democratic nominee won those states by eight, 11, and 15 points, respectively. Of the 11 states where the NRA's anti-Obama ads were reportedly aired, McCain won only one: Texas.
Down the ballot, the NRA backed all six of the Republican Senate candidates who lost to Democratic challengers. And in several high-profile House contests, NRA-backed candidates like Ed Tinsley, Bill Sali, Steve Chabot, and Phil English came up short.
Just four years ago, when John Kerry lost, and certainly eight years ago, when George W. Bush defeated Al Gore in the until-then traditionally Democratic states of Tennessee (Gore's home state), Arkansas and West Virginia, the thought was that the power of the National Rifle Association was unmatchable, that the NRA's sway over elections was unquestionable. Yet while it's fairly clear that the NRA's policy goals have been achieved to a great extent, with even Obama concurring with the SCOTUS' reasoning in Heller, the NRA's position as an effective campaign arm of the Republican Party appears to be on the wane, if not over. Yes, this was a tremendously successful year for the Democrats, with the nation clearly predisposed to throw the Republican bums out. Nevertheless, in even some of the reddest parts of the country where the power of the anti-gun control movement should have been the strongest, Democrats were still able to claim victory.
I'm not ready to write an obituary for the NRA's electoral efforts because of the sheer hubris of the act demands me not to. But the time of the left obsessing about the power of the NRA over all others may be drawing to a close.


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O What a Luxury: Verses Lyrical, Vulgar, Pathetic & Profound is the first poetry collection written by Garrison Keillor, the celebrated radio host of A Prairie Home Companion. Although he has edited several anthologies of his favorite poems, this volume forges a new path for him, as a poet of light verse. He writes-with his characteristic combination of humor and insight-on love, modernity, nostalgia, politics, religion, and other facets of daily life. Keillor's verses are charming and playful, locating sublime song within the humdrum of being human.
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Oil Change Oatmeal Stout - Flat Branch Pub & Brewery
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4/5 rDev +7.8%
07-30-2014 03:06:34 | More by WoodJRx
3.95/5 rDev +6.5%
A: In the light, this brew is a dark brown, like a Hershey's bar in hew. Nice head that sticks around to lace the glass all the way down.
S: Roasted malts and chocolate aromas, quite pleasing.
T: Light roasted chocolate, great slightly bitter finish (Though I could use a bit more, even if it isn't up to style), great brew.
M: Very smooth and creamy. Quite pleasing, it would go very well with a dessert and in fact can be served with ice cream in a float.
D: I usually don't have more than one or two stouts in a row but I think I could drink this for a while if I weren't having a meal. Could be a session beer but it would get quite heavy after a while.
08-21-2008 23:19:19 | More by Dusty278
3.95/5 rDev +6.5%
Nitro-tap at the brewpub.
Pours black with a quickly cascading brown head that settles into a creamy one-finger layer on top. From there it recedes slowly into a thin pancake leaving solid lacing.
Smells of roasted malts with good amounts of unsweetened chocolate and a hint of tobacco.
Tastes very good. Roasted malt and unsweetened chocolate flavors up front are joined near the end of the sip by light tobacco flavors before a solidly bitter ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness from the addition of flaked oats with soft carbonation.
Drinkability is good. I could drink a few of these quite easily.
Overall it's not quite rich enough to be great, but as it is it's a very good beer. Worth a shot.
06-03-2009 04:34:45 | More by glid02
2.98/5 rDev -19.7%
Poured a permanent white 1/8th inch head that stayed in the glass to the last. Dark color is very opaque. When held up to the light there is a small amount of dark brown cloudiness. There were a lot of nucleation points around the bulge of the imperial nonic. The head followed all the waves of the beer, not very thick.
Smell is of slight burnt flavors. No other flavors apparent.
Flavor is light coffee with a slightly sweet finish.
The mouth-feel is smooth and very light. The flavor is light and doesn't stick on the tongue.
Overall it seems like a Guinness, only a little thicker with more British Ale yeast flavors. Good for its drink-ability, but not if you're looking for a beer to blow you away.
05-28-2013 21:10:56 | More by Erdinger2003
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
08-26-2013 03:11:37 | More by jmccullough108
3.08/5 rDev -17%
Appearance: It had a brown opaque but a little transparent for a stout body.There was just some tan head and alright lacing.
Smell: A not too bad roasted malt aroma.
Taste: I thought it had a burnt tar like flavor with some coffee and chocolate tones
Mouthfeel: It was very thin and watery for a stout.
Drinkability: I one of their better beers.
11-09-2008 12:23:13 | More by MTNboy
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
01-07-2013 00:01:45 | More by deweese
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
06-28-2014 00:57:16 | More by crazyfoMostout
4/5 rDev +7.8%
Very dark brown approaching black with ruby glints. A dense creamy thick tan persistant head and lace. Aromas of dark chocolate, burnt sugar and coffee. Mouthfeel was medium/full and satisfyingly round on the pallate. Finishes with roasted chocolate flavors. Aftertaste from lingering coffee and little bitterness make this the best offering I tried at Flat Branch. This is a keeper!
07-03-2005 15:27:11 | More by karst
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
10-30-2013 03:23:39 | More by SicemWT
3.1/5 rDev -16.4%
served from a nitro-tap into an imperial pint glass
Pours deep, deep brown (black for all intents and purposes) with a remarkably white head. Usual liquidy, pudding like consistency that is, erm, consistent with nitro-taps. Minimal lacing, though head retention was good.
A good beer in the aroma department. The oats smell wonderful in tandem with the creamy, roasty chocolate notes. Not complex, but certainly appetizing.
Unfortunately, the beer doesn't deliver as strongly on the tongue. The oats are creamy enough, but there is a slightly-sour lactic thing going on that sticks out through the loads of roasted chocolate malt flavors.
Mouthfeel is this beer's weakness. Very thin, very watery. I want to say that I was served a flat beer, but the carbonation looked on-point. If this wasn't such a watery mess in the mouth, I would want to drink multiples.
This beer was just fine at happy hour at the bar shooting the breeze with a buddy. Its a few tweaks away from being a darn good oatmeal stout.
06-13-2009 05:55:38 | More by Reaper16
3.9/5 rDev +5.1%
Pours a dark black color. 1/3 inch head of a pale tan color. Good retention and good lacing. Smells of roasted malt, sweet malt, and slight hop. Fits the style of an Oatmeal Stout. Mouth feel is smooth and thick with an average carbonation level. Tastes of roasted malt, sweet malt, slight hop, and a general sweetness. Overall, a really nice blend, but not a complex brew.
07-13-2009 21:44:01 | More by Tone
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
03-17-2012 00:03:15 | More by justinp
4/5 rDev +7.8%
08-21-2014 01:32:44 | More by McAfee85
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
02-22-2012 01:23:10 | More by Yesdog
3.85/5 rDev +3.8%
A - Pours out a very dark brown, almost black color. It had a creamy/milky off-white head. It left some very nice lace.
S - It smelled of chocolate and oats.
T - It has a creamy chocolate taste. The oatmeal taste is there too, although not as bitter as most of the style.
M - It was milky smooth and soft. A heavy bodied beer. It's almost like a meal.
D - A very good stout. I like the subtle oat flavor. The chocolate taste is just right, too.
06-06-2007 19:50:14 | More by zeff80
4.75/5 rDev +28%
01-30-2012 02:39:43 | More by jewellrunner
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
06-17-2013 00:53:55 | More by KBJ2903
3.3/5 rDev -11.1%
A. As the name would imply, this one has the look of used motor oil like it should. A thin creamy head sits on top and does not fade quickly.
S. Strong roasted barley smell and just a touch of hops and a hint of chocolate.
T. The taste of the roasted barley is more subdued than the smell. I expected this beer to be more full-flavored.
M. Very smooth, but not as chewy as I expected from an Oatmeal Stout.
D. This beer was not bad, but I am in no hurry to have another.
07-08-2010 20:09:25 | More by hopstradamus
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
Poured into a 18oz pint glass.
Pours a pure black liquid with nice frothy and dense light tan head. The retention is heavy.
Aroma of roasted malts and oats. Bready and slightly burnt. There is some coca in there as well.
Flavor starts of with nice grainy oat notes. Some burnt roasted malt is present but its not too intense and is balanced out by some nice slight coca sweetness. The flavors are a bit mild but well crafted and the balance between the oats and roast with the cocoa notes make this brew quite delicious. Mouthfeel isn't thick or too heavy but has enough fullness to let all the flavors shine.
Pretty good oatmeal stout. Good malty flavors and a good slight sweetness to it as well.
04-13-2013 14:02:51 | More by JoEBoBpr
2.13/5 rDev -42.6%
Poured from growler, looks black with medium brown edges. No head at all, very little to no carbonation. Smell is roasty with a little alcohol near the end. Taste is roasted barley with a hint of chocolate. Very watery mouthfeel but with a thickness at the same time, almost like there is water floating on top of the beer. Pretty bland for the style.
08-01-2010 21:42:42 | More by kizzarl
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
07-06-2013 22:26:00 | More by BrewSTL
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
08-11-2013 00:53:53 | More by Jay82
District of Columbia
3.95/5 rDev +6.5%
On draft at the source. Great appearance. Near black with a creamy beige head. The aroma brings subtle notes of chocolate, hints of bread. A rather weak scent. The flavor is more robust, with chocolate character emerging atop a lightly toasted malt body. Smooth and creamy feel. Quite easy to drink. A solid example of the style.
09-04-2012 00:47:16 | More by Huhzubendah
4/5 rDev +7.8%
Thick jet black in color, nice nitro creamy thick tan head, nice lasting lace. Aroma of burnt sugar and chocolate, roasted, coffee and chocolate, nice burnt bitterness. Medium body with a thick and creamy mouthfeel, burnt bitter finish, smooth and tasty stout.
01-12-2003 13:54:47 | More by maxpower
Oil Change Oatmeal Stout from Flat Branch Pub & Brewery
84 out of 100 based on 28 ratings.


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The Governor is wrong in his decision to suspend members of the DeKalb County Board of Education.
The DeKalb School District has been placed on probation by a private accrediting institution called SACS which holds considerable sway in the education community. SACS has made a multitude of allegations, some of which I agree with, but all of them were developed unilaterally in a shrouded process.
The leadership of SACS is not elected by the public, do not have to conform to open meetings and open records laws, and are not subject to constitutional due process as they sit in judgment of public institutions and elected officials.
The DeKalb Board of Education, like all school boards, is a public institution. We have open meetings, open records, due process, and we are accountable to the people who elect us into office. If there is cause to remove a member, such as an indictment or if a member resigns or passes away in office, the voters return to the ballot box to name the successor.
It is the democratic process: the electorate chooses their representative leadership. My constituents elected me, my colleagues' constituents elected them and Governor Deal's elected him. It's the model our founding fathers took great pains to create. It's the way it should be.
What we have here is the State of Georgia once again meddling in local affairs. Rather than funding local school systems properly, the General Assembly chose to write Senate Bill 84, a popular but undemocratic law to impose state will on local politics.
The Governor has been hamstrung by an onerous law which gives an inordinate amount of power to a private company, SACS, and an appointed state board. One member of this board was appointed only last week and home schooled her children to boot.
This law, which requires the State Board to recommend the removal of all or none of the school board members, if it was constitutional to begin with, replaces the legitimate will of the voters with that of an appointed group. This process is a clear attempt to circumvent or get around the democratic process - citizens electing and holding accountable their elected officials.
We have had problems on the DeKalb Board of Education. The DeKalb Board of Education is composed of democrats, republicans, black, white, men, women, liberal, conservatives and tea partiers. By virtue of the electoral process, all are represented and have a seat at the table.
The wisdom of the voters created the diversity, which is good and healthy for a representative democracy. These problems of communication and respect for each other have been brought to our attention, and we are working on them. We have hired a new interim superintendant, we have passed a responsible budget, we have identified resolutions to many of the issues raised by the mighty SACS and I have resigned my chairmanship to effectuate the additional changes that are needed as we move forward.
It is against this backdrop that I take a stand to fight for and preserve the democratic process and remain hopeful that those who believe in and support the U.S. and State Constitution will join in.
I will not quit or step aside. Governor Deal is wrong to thumb his nose at the U.S. and State constitutions, and he knows he is wrong. I place my faith in God and the voters of DeKalb County, not elitists under the gold dome who never set foot east of Moreland Avenue.
Eugene Walker
DeKalb Board of Education District 9


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Rockport, MA — Margaret Irene "Rene" (Glockling) Robinson, 85, of Rockport, MA, wife of the late, Guy C. Robinson, passed away on Tuesday afternoon, January 8, 2013, in the Addison Gilbert Hospital, Gloucester, MA, with her loving and devoted family at her side.
Rene was born in London, England on July 17, 1927, the daughter of the late George and Florence (Hillier) Glockling.
In her younger days, Rene was quite a wonderful entertainer and hosted many parties in her home for family and friends, along with her husband, Guy. She never forgot her English heritage and whenever an English ship would come into port, she would celebrate by inviting the crew to a soiree at their home.
Irene and Guy traveled many times back to England to visit with family and friends, as well as cruising aboard the QE II and the Queen Mary.
She loved her yard, and being an avid gardener, the flowers she nurtured and grew there would remind one of an English country garden.
Above all, her love and devotion for her family was always her first priority and she will be greatly missed by them all.
She is survived by her daughter, M. Lynda Robinson, of Rockport, three sons, David Guy Robinson of Rockport, Kenneth Robinson and his wife Patricia, of Lynn, MA, Paul Edmund Robinson of Rockport; three grandchildren, Joseph Robinson, of Lynn and Chelsea and Derek Robinson of Seattle, WA.
She was predeceased by her sisters, Marjorie Shorter, Eileen Crockford and brothers, Ron, Len, Kenneth and Alan Glockling.
ARRANGEMENTS: A graveside service followed by her burial, will be held on Saturday, January 12, at 10:00 a.m. in Oak Grove Cemetery in Medford, MA, followed by a gathering at a local Medford restaurant. Family and friends are cordially invited.
Visiting hours will be held in the Burgess & Mackey Funeral Home, 201 Main St, Rockport, MA on Friday, January 11, from 4-8 p.m.
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The ordinances are considered largely unenforceable. Maine Attorney General Janet Mills says Byron's ordinance will be "null and void" even if it passes.
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ANDERSON — Anderson Speedway's Independence Day Celebration featuring Figure 8 Madness and huge fireworks show is set for today.
The Figure 8 Madness program will include IOFS Outlaw Figure 8's, IOFS Front Wheel Drive Figure 8's, IOFS Super Karts and Trailer Races on the Figure 8.
The IOFS Outlaw Figure 8's will make their third appearance at Anderson Speedway on July 4th, serving as the headline event in their 50-lap main event. Charlie Hargraves will look to extend his winning streak to three consecutive victories. That string of wins would be the most consecutive Outlaw Figure 8 victories since R.J. Norton during the 2001-2002 seasons.
In the most recent IOFS Outlaw Figure 8 event on June 14, Hargraves prevailed after an intense battle with 2012 series champion Jeremy Vanderhoof. The first season victory for Hargraves took place on May 20, when he finished ahead Jessie Tunney with Ben Tunney.
Elliott McKinney is the most recent winner in the IOFS Front Wheel Drive Figure 8 division, taking the checkered flag on June 14. McKinney also paces the Anderson Speedway Front Wheel Dive Figure 8 standings, with a 15 point lead over Kevin Henson. The remainder of the top five includes Mark Allman, Jamie Valentine and Brian McKinney.
The IOFS Super Karts will return for a second time this year and compete in a 15-lap feature. David Reynolds earned the victory on June 22 crossing the finish line ahead of Dustin Kares and Rick McNaily.
The Trailer Race on the Figure 8 will also be part of the exciting racing program. The action-packed event will be a 10 lap race.
After the racing program concludes, a huge fireworks show will be offered.
Spectator gates open at 5 p.m. with the racing beginning at 8. Admission is $12 for adults and $4 for kids ages 6-12. Children 5 and under get in free.
For additional information on Anderson Speedway, visit www.andersonspeedway.com or call Anderson Speedway at (765) 642-0206.


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Camarillo tree removal
Many (as they should be) are concerned about the trees that have been removed from the corner of Woodcreek and Santa Rosa roads. We are saddened these trees had to be taken from their natural dwelling. We had to remove them to develop properly on the site. Building around them was not a viable option as it would have made future buildings subject to flooding in the case of a terrible storm.
This past Saturday, several congregants from St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Christian Church gathered on the land and rescued as much wood as possible so we could recycle the material into the building (possibly constructing the altar or other fixtures of great importance). We were pleased to stockpile quite a bit and are excited about the potential of using this valuable resource. We will honor the early founders of our city by using the trees they planted. We are humbled by their efforts in establishing a homestead on that corner and hope to continue in that spirit as we move our church community to our new home.
Lastly, we are committed to replacing each tree removed with four new ones (at the very least). This is to say that the future site will not be a sterile lot, but one we hope the community will be proud of. It is understandable that this transformation may upset our neighbors, but it is our sincerest intention to provide a landmark on the corner of Woodcreek and Santa Rosa roads that will make everyone proud.
- The Rev. Gary Kyriacou,
Parish Priest at St. Demitrios,
This letter also was signed by Parish Council President Chris Mallakis, Project Development and Implementation Committee Chairman Keith Valle, and Capital Campaign Chairman George Joannou. -- Editor
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NDSU women's basketball (3-4) defeated the UC Irvine Anteaters (4-3), 64-61, to capture the DoubleTree LA Westside Thanksgiving Classic Championship Saturday, Nov. 30, at Gersten Pavilion on the Loyola Marymount campus.
The Bison found themselves down, 5-0, early in the first half after the Anteaters scored five consecutive points to begin the game.
NDSU countered and tied the game at five, though, after a jumper from Marena Whittle and three-pointer courtesy of Miki Stephenson with 17:47 remaining in the half.
UC Irvine regained a five-point advantage, 13-8, after Camille Buckley made a layup, was fouled and made the bonus free throw with 16:11 on the clock.
The Bison responded again, knotting the game at 13 when Brooke LeMar made a pair of free throws. NDSU gained its first lead of the game, 15-13, after Emily Spier sank a layup with 14:02 remaining in the opening stanza.
NDSU would not trail the rest of the half, going into halftime with a 26-24 lead.
Whittle and Stephenson led NDSU in the first half, scoring seven points each. Buckley paced the Anteaters with seven first half points.
NDSU was 10-for-30 (33 percent) from the field, 3-for-9 (33 percent) from three and 3-for-4 (75 percent) from the free throw line in the half. UC Irvine shot 9-for-34 (27 percent) from the field, 2-for-9 (22 percent) from beyond the arc and made 4-of-7 (57 percent) from the charity stripe in the stanza.
The Bison fell behind 29-26 with 18:40 remaining in the second half after a three from the Anteaters' Lauren Spinazze.
NDSU tied the game at 36 with 12:22 on the clock after a pair of free throws from Kahla Becken.
The Bison regained a 40-39 lead after LeMar made two free throws with 9:57 remaining.
NDSU maintained the advantage until the last minute of the game, when the Anteaters' Kelly Meggs nailed a three with 20 seconds remaining on the clock to tie the game at 61.
The Bison responded though, winning the game on a three with 14 seconds remaining courtesy of Becken.
The Bison were led in scoring by Stephenson and Whittle with 14 points each. Becken also reached double figures, scoring 12. Whittle led NDSU on the glass, snagging nine rebounds. Buckley paced the Anteaters, scoring a game-high 15 points.
The Bison were 21-of-53 (40 percent) from the field and 8-of-17 (47 percent) from beyond the arc. NDSU made 14-of-18 free throws in the game for 78 percent. UCI made 20-of-65 shots from the field in the game for 31 percent and were 7-of-21 (33 percent) from long range). The Anteaters made 64 percent of their free throws, going 14-for-22 at the line.
With the win, NDSU moves to 3-4 overall while UC Irvine falls to 4-3.
Stephenson and LeMar were both named to the All-Tournament team, along with UC Irvine's Buckley and Jennifer Tsurumoto, Loyola Marymount's Sophie Taylor and Montana's Torry Hill.
The Bison return to action Friday, Dec. 6, and Saturday, Dec. 7, when they travel to Colorado Springs to participate in the Air Force Classic.
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Because I don't hear anything that remotely resembles any of the material found on Antichrist or Pentagram. It starts off really lukewarm, then sort of picks up for about 5-20 seconds, and then just takes a nosedive into sheer mediocrity.
A trifle bit ironic that the song, *ahem*, "Rebirth" sounds more like a scrapped Xasthur track than anything Gorgoroth from 15 years ago would have composed; "Rebirth" into what? cashing in? For shame.
I've never really held the band in high regards to be totally honest, I'll enjoy listening to their first two full length albums now & again, but this album is going right into the recycling bin on my computer. There's nothing interesting happening here; there's no energy, there's no passion, it is a phoned in effort.
Oh well, 2009 hasn't been a COMPLETELY disappointing year for metal.


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How prevalent is stomach cancer?What are the symptoms?Can stomach cancer be detected early?What are the risk factors?If any medical treatments are ordered by my doctor, will my insurance cover them?Who is part of the treatment team?
About 1 in 100 people in the U.S. will get stomach cancer in their lifetime, with men having greater risk than women.
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Because stomach cancer is not prevalent in the United States, regular screenings have not been found to be effective. However, people with a greater risk of getting stomach cancer may choose to undergo screening tests to detect stomach cancer in its earliest stages.
Depending on the type of coverage, most commercial insurance carriers will pay the major share of the cost. You should always consult your insurance company to determine proper coverage.
The team at Advocate Christ Medical Center is staffed by a specially trained team of gastroenterologist, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, surgeons, genetics counselors and nurses, who are dedicated to caring for patients with gastrointestinal cancer. You will remain under the care of your primary care physician while you are treated by the specialists at Christ Medical Center. To ensure that your physician is kept up-to-date, our team will provide ongoing reports on the progress you have made.
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Ivy Tech Community College is the state's largest public postsecondary institution and the nation's largest singly accredited statewide community college system serving nearly 200,000 students annually. Ivy Tech has campuses throughout Indiana. It serves as the state's engine of workforce development, offering affordable degree programs and training that are aligned with the needs of its community along with courses and programs that transfer to other colleges and universities in Indiana. It is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association. Ivy Tech has facilities in Rushville at 126 S. Main Street.


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|Demmer schedules e-reader workshop
Edward U. Demmer Memorial Library will welcome the public to a free e-reader workshop Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 4 p.m.
The one-hour event will feature hands-on demonstration with Nooks, iPads, Google's Nexus 10 and Kindle devices.
The workshop will cover basic terminology, the variety of options available and the pros and cons of various devices.
The workshop will be presented by Erica Brewster,
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Like a bunch of other Valve products, it has been in "beta" for quite some time now, but the official Left 4 Dead blog has now revealed that the Cold Stream DLC for Left 4 Dead 2 will be officially released on July 24th 2012.
The launch date applies to both PC and Xbox 360 versions of L4D2 and comprises of the Cold Stream campaign as well as Blood Harvest, Crash Course, Cold Stream, Dead Air, and Death Toll. The blog promises some "other surprises and details" and explains that a patch update that will coincide with the launch also opens up access to all mutations at all times
Buy now from Green Man Gaming for only GBP£15.99 (USD$19.99 on Steam)!
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