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(A) The Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS) is allocating ten per cent discretionary funds for the recovery conservation corps (RCC) in connection with programs and funding linked to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009. The catalog of federal domestic assistance (CFDA) has recorded this funding under 17.260 (dislocated workers), 17.259(youth), and 17.258(adult).
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(G) The WIA local area shall maintain the completed documentation in accordance with the records retention requirements in rule 5101:9-9-21 of the Administrative Code. This documentation may be subject to inspection, monitoring, and or audit by the ODJFS office of fiscal and monitoring services(OFMS) and/or the Ohio auditor of state (AOS).
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) — Little-known New Jersey politician Barbara Buono (bwoh-NOH') faces long odds heading into the final week of her campaign to unseat popular Gov. Chris Christie.
Even fellow Democrats have set the bar low. They say she will have run a credible race if she doesn't get thrashed. Public polls have consistently shown Christie dominating by 20-plus points.
Buono, a 60-year-old state senator, knows she's given little chance of winning against a nationally recognized governor who's considered a possible presidential candidate in 2016.
She says she's been underestimated before.
She was asked Monday how her campaign is going with eight days until the election. Buono says, "We're on a mission, we're moving forward."


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Four Roses Blooming with New Single Barrel Bourbon
Jack Bettridge
Posted: April 19, 2013
The latest limited-edition Bourbon from Four Roses puts a new wow in the bouquet. The 13-year-old, single-barrel offering, which comes uncut and without chill filtering, also arrives as the distillery is celebrating the 125th anniversary of the Four Roses trademark.
The batch represents the output of 48 barrels in the taste profile that Four Roses codes as OBSK-for its rye-rich and spicy makeup. Using two separate mash bills (B=60 percent corn/35 percent rye and E=75 corn/20 rye) as well as five proprietary yeasts (F,K,O,Q and V), the company is able to put forth 10 different basic Bourbon profiles.
The OBSK profile is described as rich in spiciness and full-bodied. While those qualities certainly exist in this Single Barrel, the whiskey is also quite sweet and fruity. Four Roses master distiller Jim Rutledge says that he discovered the "special barrels" and immediately checked to see if there would be enough for a limited release. The 48 barrels will render about 6,500 bottles. Four thousand (34 barrels) will be distributed in the United States.
The fact that America will be getting the lion's share is an interesting turnabout, because for years Four Roses had very light distribution in the United States. In the late 1950s, then-owner Seagrams had stopped selling its straight whiskey (the product of aging only in new charred-oak barrels) here in favor of a blended Four Roses. The straight whiskey remained available abroad where it is quite popular. The Frankfort, Kentucky, distiller, now owned by Kirin of Japan, no longer makes a blend (a designation that can include spirit that is unaged or aged in used barrels). The straight Bourbon (the S in the code standing for "straight whiskey") is now sold throughout most of the U.S., with limited availability in New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming.
As a single-barrel release (each cask is bottled on its own without mingling with other vessels) the alcohol level is not standardized. The company says that proof will range from 100.6 (50.3 percent alcohol by volume) to 114.4 (57.2 percent), although the preliminary sample we received came at a scorching 120 proof (60 percent). Purchasers may also expect the taste profile to vary slightly from barrel to barrel. The fact that the whiskey is not chill filtered means that it may also cloud up under cold conditions.
On the occasion of the 125th Four Roses anniversary, the company also invites enthusiasts to visit its yearofthetoast.com website, where they can read toasting suggestions and enter a toast contest. The winning toast will be featured on next year's Limited Edition Single Barrel offering, along with the name and hometown of the person who submitted it.
(Cigar pairing notes on next page)
Four Roses 2012 Limited Edition Single Barrel Bourbon (between 100.6, or 50.3 percent alcohol by volume, and 114.4, or 57.2 percent; tasted at 120, or 60 percent; 13 years old; between $89-$99 a 750-millileter bottle)
APPEARANCE: With its deep amber color, it takes forever to bead up and then comes down in large droplets.
NOSE: Begins with big honey notes, then shows orange peel and other sweet fruits as well as a snap of nuts before getting floral and perfumed (ironically with roses).
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Four roses trademark with something that is something to be high perfumed to get a newer style of luxury.
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The Independent Spirit Awards, the indie alternative to the Oscars, limits eligibility to American films produced for less than $21 million. Thus a flurry of emails went out ahead of the Indie Spirit nominations announcement Tuesday morning that various films did not meet that requirement. Thus "The Butler," "August: Osage County," "Out of Furnace" and "Lone Survivor" were not in the running, along with Canadian documentary "Stories We Tell."
These nominations have a great deal of impact on the road to the Oscars as they help critics and various Academy and Guild voters to add lower-profile titles to their must-see piles. Most important: these nominations provide winning momentum to potential contenders. The ones who did not make the Indie Spirit cut have lost the chance to add that wind to their sails and will have a much harder time gaining traction.
Coming out way ahead is Fox Searchlight's "12 Years a Slave," already an Oscar frontrunner, which led the field with seven nominations, including feature, director, screenplay, cinematography and three acting slots. But Searchlight (which had the most nominations of any distributor with nine) also added some heat to "Enough Said," which landed screenplay and supporting actor nominations for Nicole Holofcener and the late James Gandolfini, respectively, who could also land Oscar nominations. But the film did not score feature, director or actress (Julia Louis-Dreyfuss) nods.
The Oscar strength of Paramount's "Nebraska" is only underscored by its six Spirit nominations, for feature, director, screenplay, male lead (Bruce Dern), supporting female (June Squib) and supporting male (Will Forte)--if this movie has long enough coattails those supporting Oscar nominations could follow the other expected nods.
Roadside Attractions (8 nominations, some shared with parent Lionsgate) had a good day as Robert Redford-starrer "All is Lost" landed four key nominations: feature, director, cinematography and male lead--but not screenplay. After all, the movie is silent. "Mud" scored two noms, for director Jeff Nichols and the Robert Altman ensemble casting award, but not feature, screenplay or supporting actor Matthew McConaughey.
CBS Films' "Inside LLewyn Davis" is looking good for best feature, cinematography and best actor (Oscar Isaac). But the Coen brothers did not land director or screenplay, nor did John Goodman nab a supporting actor slot. Shane Carruth's self-released critics' darling "Upstream Color" took slots for director and editing that might have gone to the Coens.
Cinedigm scored three nominations for "Short Term 12": female lead Brie Larson, supporting newcomer Keith Stanfield and editing, but did not land feature, director or script. I expected more support for the film. Breakout Larson could be a contender but Cinedigm needs to step up with a proper campaign if she's going to get anywhere.
Focus Features' "Dallas Buyers Club" scored only acting nominations for male lead Matthew McConaughey and supporting male Jared Leto, which is all it is likely to get for the Oscars as well.
Weinstein Co. landed only three nominations, for "Fruitvale Station," which scored best first feature (Ryan Coogler), male lead (Michael B. Jordan) and supporting female (Melonie Diaz). Given the competition for the Best Actor Oscar, Jordan will have a tough time but this gives him and the film a needed boost. Diaz and Octavia Spencer are both superb in the film, but Spencer with an Oscar win behind her is the expected candidate for an Oscar nomination. Both "August: Osage County" and "The Butler" exceeded the Spirit budget cut-off.
IFC Films followed Searchlight with a total of eight noms; "Blue is the Warmest Color"'s best foreign film slot boosts Globes and Oscar chances for newcomer Adele Exarchopoulos. If IFC had Oscar hopes for Noah Baumbach's "Frances Ha" (which landed feature and editing), not scoring a screenplay or an Actress nod for Greta Gerwig is a blow. And left in the dust is one of my favorite films of 2013, David Lowery's gorgeously wrought "Ain't Them Bodies Saints," which didn't even score a cinematography nod. It will be up to the critics to bring it back to life.
Sony Pictures Classics (six noms) nabbed two Female Lead nominations for Oscar frontrunner Cate Blanchett ("Blue Jasmine") and Julie Delpy ("Before Midnight"). Sally Hawkins also landed in supporting actress along with an expected Woody Allen screenplay nomination, but "Jasmine" did not make the Feature or Director cut. In this case the Academy could be more inclusive of the perennial directing and writing nominee. "Before Midnight" also scored a Screenplay nomination but did not land Feature, Best Actor or Director. That suggests that the movie's best Oscar bet is a Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar nomination.
Newcomer A24 scored nominations for "The Spectacular Now"'s Shailene Woodley and screenplay, but not feature, director, or Miles Teller. Those who harbored hopes that "Spring Breakers" could possibly appear on Academy radar can kill them now, as the film was cited only for cinematography.
In the crowded documentary category, the five nominees all get a needed boost: frontrunner "20 Feet from Stardom (Weinstein's Radius-TWC), "The Act of Killing" (Drafthouse), "After Tiller (Oscilloscope) "Gideon's Army" (HBO Films) and"The Square"(Netflix).
Of the five international film nominees the only ones getting an Oscar boost are the official submissions from Denmark ("The Hunt," starring Cannes best actor-winner Mads Mikkelsen), Chile ("Gloria") and Italy ("The Great Beauty").
Salty Bill | November 30, 2013 6:53 PM
Again, what's so "indie" about these films?
Kate | November 26, 2013 5:49 PM
I'm guessing it's a mild surprise that Ain't Them Bodies Saints got no traction here at all.
And for the past several years, it seems like when these nominations are unveiled, there's always a discussion about the budget limit and whether many of the films qualify as "independent". I can see both arguments. It seems odd to have a Woody Allen or a Coens Bros. or a Payne film (all extremely established filmmakers) competing in this arena regardless of where the money came from or how much they cost. And with 12 Years a Slave, the budget seems too high, but Steve McQueen does seem like the embodiment of the maverick, independent spirit, even with Brad Pitt backing him. It's a gnarled situation.


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Interim FM hints Syria, Iran provide support for attacks inside Iraq
Iraq's interim government has evidence that neighboring states have helped Iraqi "insurgents" and will publish its findings this week, a senior minister was quoted as saying Sunday.
In an interview with the London-based Sunday Telegraph newspaper, Iraq's Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said his country had intelligence indicating that foreign nations had provided financial support, logical assistance and training to "militants" who have waged a campaign of bombings, shootings and kidnappings since the fall of Saddam Hussein.
He did not name these states, but the newspaper said Iraqi officials have pointed to Syria and Iran.
"Since we started to look at the security situation, we have seen how foreign governments have been helping terrorists," Zebari was quoted as saying. "Why they are doing it we cannot say, but we know where the support is coming from. We have plans to put this before the public within days and it will have a substantial impact.
"Foreign support for terrorists is ongoing," he told the British publication. "But it will backfire on those governments. A stable and peaceful Iraq is a better neighbor for them." (Albawaba.com)
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Thieves tamper with pumps, make off with gas
Original post made on Jul 9, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, July 9, 2013, 12:01 PM
Comments (11)
on Jul 9, 2013 at 2:03 pm
Well, that Valero is unstaffed at night.
on Jul 9, 2013 at 4:20 pm
Thieves be ridin' dirty.
on Jul 9, 2013 at 7:08 pm
When even a $99 cell phone is able to record HD video, I don't understand why the entire world is equipped with security cameras recording video as if it's still the 1960s. Really ... if the video is bad enough to preclude reading license plates, why have security cameras at all?
on Jul 9, 2013 at 10:40 pm
> if the video is bad enough to preclude reading license plates,
> why have security cameras at all?
If companies can not invest a couple thousand dollars in first rate surveillence equipment, then the police should not both investigating.
on Jul 10, 2013 at 4:10 am
These companies are run by MBAs (glorified accountants). They need to promote some of those geeky engineers to higher levels.
on Jul 10, 2013 at 4:47 am
How about blaming the perpetrators rather than the victim?
on Jul 10, 2013 at 6:14 am
So a gas station puts up cameras, but they aren't able to record the single best identifying image, one of the car lic plates? That's like putting up a camera in Macy's that doesn't show images of people's faces.
on Jul 10, 2013 at 10:36 am
I feel bad for the gas station owner, since I'm sure the manufacturer has already been paid.
However, OPEC rips US off every day. I don't have much sympathy.
on Jul 10, 2013 at 1:19 pm
merchandise lasts only 4 weeks, companies ripping off public. like electronics last only weeks, you paid 40 bucks for it. in 1985 the same equipment lasted 6 months now lasts 6 weeks. whos ripping off who??? packaging is sturdier than the product inside. they steal your mont. sony corporation all corporations. people steal to get back what thyre money once paid for. thats the problem. shoddy merchandise.
on Jul 10, 2013 at 5:22 pm
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on Jul 11, 2013 at 9:54 am
While the article doesn't specifically says so, I would assume "Police were unable to read license plates in the video footage" because the perps covered them with a piece of cardboard, etc. I don't want to give the perps too much credit, but if they can figure out how to damage a pump to get free gas they must be smart enough to cover license plate when they know they are being video tapped. Common sense here people.
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When the spring semester ends and summer begins, most students plan to relax and let loose. Senior Alizah Thornton had other ideas. Trading in poolside barbecues and late-night bonfires for legislative meetings and policy research, Thornton became the first Clarion University student to receive an internship from the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties, better known as APSCUF.
Offered during the fall, spring and summer sessions to one Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education student, the APSCUF internship-selection process is rigorous. Aware of the many qualified applicants across Pennsylvania, Thornton remarked, "I thought that I had a one-in-a-million chance of getting the internship. It was intimidating knowing that I was competing with 14 other schools."
As the spring semester drew to a close, Thornton got an email from APSCUF. "I was nervous because the subject line didn't specify if I was rejected or accepted," she said. "When I found out that I was the winner, I couldn't stop smiling."
The APSCUF summer internship combines public relations and government work. As a communications major, Thornton felt comfortable with the public relations side of things, but she wasn't sure what to expect of the government aspect. She would soon find, however, that she had nothing to worry about.
"I was nervous at first... It felt like there was a lot of pressure on me to get the job done correctly," said Thornton. "I was timid and shy for the first couple of weeks, but after the third week I got comfortable."
Thornton, the news editor for the Clarion Call, cited her experience with writing and organization as leading factors in her success at APSCUF. She also spoke highly of her supervisors.
"They didn't treat me like an intern," she said, noting that she began to feel like part of the family.
Laura Saccente, APSCUF's associate director of government relations, was equally expressive with her opinion of Thornton.
"Alizah was years beyond her time in the level of depth and commitment she could take to a project," said Saccente. "She generated new ideas for research that our staff took examples from. She always yearned for more insight and understanding of complex issues."
"We definitely miss her smile here," Saccente said. Though the internship has ended, Thornton maintains communication with the organization.
Thornton says one of the biggest lessons of the internship was simply learning that she could do the job. With a communications concentration in journalism, Thornton wanted to explore new interests in public relations and found success in doing so.
After graduation in the spring, Thornton hopes to find a career in the communications field with her APSCUF experience as one of the highlights of her résumé.
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Applicants of the retreat submit twenty pages of fiction/nonfiction or 10 pages of poetry that are evaluated for craft, creativity and originality. Eight to twelve students per workshop (fiction, nonfiction, poetry, genre) are accepted into the competitive program where they spend the week working on their manuscripts and attending lectures by publishing industry professionals. Ability to pay is in no way part of the decision-making process and scholarships are available. The LLF Writers' Retreat Fellows have gone on to publish an impressive array of works.
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JOSE VALDIVIA JR., CHAMPS ELYSEES, SECOND: "All last winter I've been working this horse, and I love him to death because he is the kindest horse. I got lucky when Bobby Frankel gave me a call in the Hollywood Turf Cup, and I've been begging him to run him back over this stuff. Man, we were just second best. I was gaining on that winner, but the pace didn't help. The winner had a real good trip. Even though I had a great trip, I think if the pace had been a little hotter, we would have had a better chance at the end. But take nothing away from the winner, his first time running over this stuff."
RAFAEL BEJARANO, MATTO MONDO, THIRD: "We got a pretty easy lead, but I had to let him go running a little bit earlier than I wanted. Maybe if I could have waited a little bit longer, it would have been better."
GARRETT GOMEZ, MONBA, FOURTH: "He ran a very respectable race. I was glad to see him get back on form. We know he's got a lot of talent. It's just trying to get him to use it. He seemed interested pretty much the whole race. But when the pace quickened, he's just pretty much of a plodder. But I was just glad to see him put some effort into it."
HELEN PITTS-BLASI, EINSTEIN, WINNER: "I can't believe it. He (Julien Leparoux) rode him absolutely beautiful. They're a great team, those two. It's an unbelievable feeling. It just means the world to me. He was very comfortable with this track from the time he got here. I worked him on the grass, and I galloped him on the grass, and he felt very similar on the Pro-Ride. It certainly is an option (coming back for the Breeders' Cup at Oak Tree on Nov. 6 and 7). We'd have to supplement him, but obviously, after today, it's worth doing it."
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Raymond was born and raised in Grand Island and is a Grand Island Senior High graduate. He is second generation United States born with family originating from León, Guanajuato, Mexíco. He graduated from UNL with a degree in Secondary Education/Social Sciences. After graduating from UNL, he pursued a career to fulfill his passion by working with first-generation and low-income students and families. After hearing about a way to help the Grand Island community, Raymond sought a career with NCPA. Currently, he works to serve underrepresented students across Nebraska. Raymond and his wife are parents to a daughter, twin boys, and an adopted daughter. He is currently working on a master's degree in higher education administration. He is an avid Huskers and Lakers fan.
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There was a scary scene in tonight's match up between the Binghamton Senators and the Norfolk Admirals when Patrick Wiercioch was struck in the throat by a puck. Wiercioch left the game and, at the time of writing, remains at the hospital. The B-Sens have released a statement saying that he is resting peacefully and being evaluated. The B-Sens have called up defenseman Mike Ratchuk from the ECHL's Elmira Jackets. Best wishes to Wiercioch on a speedy and full recovery.
Ottawa Senators prospect roundup for the week ending November 29th, 2011.
Weekly roundup of all things Senators' prospects from November 16-22.
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Wrapping up the weekend from Binghamton, and Sens' prospects in North America and Europe.
According to the Ottawa Citizen, prospects Patrick Wiercioch, Robin Lehner, and Eric Gryba have all signed with the Senators. Wiercioch is expected to join Ottawa, while Lehner and Gryba will report to Binghamton. UPDATE: Sounds like Wiercioch has not actually signed and that the Citizen jumped the gun. He's expected to sign, but it's not a done deal.
Sens prospect Patrick Wiercioch will once again miss out on the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship. Last year he did not make the cut, and this year, a knee injury has forced him to leave the camp on the first day. The injury was suffered prior to camp. Tyler Cuma of the Ottawa 67s will replace Wiercioch at camp. Coincidentally, Cuma also had to leave camp last year with an injury.
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David Trinidad is a member of the Core Poetry Faculty. His most recent books are Dear Prudence: New and Selected Poems (2011), The Late Show (2007), and By Myself (with D.A. Powell, 2009), all published by Turtle Point Press. His other books include Phoebe 2002: An Essay in Verse (Turtle Point, 2003), Plasticville (Turtle Point, 2000, finalist for the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize of the Academy of American Poets), Answer Song (High Risk/Serpent's Tail, 1994), Hand Over Heart: Poems 1981-1988 (Amethyst Press, 1991), and Pavane (Sherwood Press, 1981). Prior to coming to Columbia in 2002, Trinidad was a member of the Core Poetry Faculty of the MFA Program in Creative Writing at The New School. He has also taught at Rutgers, Princeton, and Antioch (Los Angeles) universities.
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A Keithville man is struggling with a pesky problem that is causing he and his family discomfort.
Dwayne Hines has happily lived in his house on Springridge Texas State Line Road in Keithville for 18 years. He is cancer survivor and still has health issues, but now he is facing a problem he says he can't see. "I feel like I'm not going to be able to make it like this."
He says fleas and ants are invading his property, and they're even in his home. " This is very uncomfortable. I can't sleep at night. I feel like something's crawling on me," said Hines.
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The neighbor rents the house, so KSLA called the property owner, who said the tenant is responsible for any issues the dogs may cause. Either way, Hines wants something to be done. "I need some action to be taken on this particular problem immediately."
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We have a gorgeous one bedroom apartment in the heart of Russian Hill halfway up Green Street @ the Hyde intersection, one block south of Union St.
It's a classic Victorian on the 2nd floor of a 3 story house with views of the city. It has been thoroughly modernized without losing its charm (new kitchen, bathroom, super fast wi-fi connection, new electricals etc.) as it has hardwood floors throughout and has all the shapes of that wonderful period of SF architecture.
We bought it as our weekend place. I used to live one block away and missed the area so much. Now we live in Southern California and fly or drive up about six times a year. That means... it's vacant most of the year - so you can pick when you want to come!
The neighborhood is tremendous. Russian Hill itself is a gentrified little area on one of the peaks in the center of the city. Down one side of the hill there sits Little Italy (North Beach) and Chinatown - with all its colors and fabulous culinary treats. On the other side is Cow Hollow and the Marina - both very hip, modern, fun, active areas. You're spoiled on Russian Hill.
There's a selection of really great neighborhood restaurants within a block, plus the cable car and bus at the end of the block - so no need for a car when visiting.
This is a cute, wonderful apartment in a great location that has been lovingly modernized. It's our pride and joy. As such we will only be renting to professional/respectable couples who we hope will love the place as much as we do. So please, no smokers, families of four, drug barons from Colombia, party-ers, or one legged pirates from the caribbean (the steps will kill you).
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Kevin and Heather Hall are the owners of Po Man's Antiques & Signs, located in a little white building that sits near the intersection of Alabama Highway 269 and Aldridge Loop Road in Parrish.
"We're old fashioned at heart and love antiques. We started collecting pieces a while back, little bit by little bit, in the hopes of someday opening up our own antique business," Heather Hall said. "We're not rich and we're not trying to get rich. We try to sell the things in our shop at such a good price that other folks like us can afford to buy it too."
Kevin Hall said every Friday and Saturday morning they hit the road and go to estate sales and flea markets all over north Alabama to see what items they can pick up and bring back to sell in the shop.
"I love picking, because you never know what you will find. I think we have some pretty unique pieces in our collection, and we do research on every piece we purchase." Kevin Hall said. "When our customer's purchase an item they also get a history lesson with it as well."
The couple also offers a unique concept not often associated with small antique businesse — layaway.
"If you find something you want, but don't have enough to pay for it right then, you can lay it away, just like in big department stores," Heather Hall said.
"We also take a few things on consignment, we only collected 15 percent on our consignment sales."
Kevin Hall also makes vinyl signs and car tags that are sold in their shop.
"We're open every day except Wednesday, and we're open a little later on Saturday than we are the other days, because we're up and picking early Saturday mornings," Heather Hall said.
For more information, contact Kevin or Heather Hall at 205-544-6912.


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Every room at Hotel Rosario Lago Titicaca boasts stunning views across Lake Titicaca. Whether you are traveling alone, with your family or in a group, each room offers unusual comfort and style.
Each room is clean and spacious, with modern keycard door locks, a safe, and hot water. Rooms feature a charming sitting area, dark hardwood floors and new, comfortable beds.
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Check in: 12:00 p.m.
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- Hair dryer if desired
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- Free internet access available
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CATEGORIES MoviesThe summer of 1982 produced a heap of landmark sci-fi blockbusters like "E.T.," "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" and "Blade Runner." There was so much going on, that it was easy for a film to fall through the cracks -- and that's just what happened to John Carpenter's "The Thing." The film opened on June 25, but struggled to find an audience and barely broke even at the box office.
With a reception like that, it would appear to be just another schlocky B-horror movie, designed to muster up a quick scare in theaters before disappearing into the cinematic garbage dump. But "The Thing" was far from your ordinary horror flick. The story of an Antarctic research team stumbling onto -- and being preyed upon by -- a mysterious, shape-changing alien, left a crater-sized impact on horror cinema that is still being felt today. And there are several elements from the movie that prove why it's so influential and intimidating to modern filmmakers.
Gruesome Practical Effects The most noteworthy achievement of the film lies with the special effects that were used to give life to the Thing from Another World. The hellish mutations were created by Rob Bottin, a seriously under-appreciated visual artist who has worked on projects like "The Howling," "RoboCop" and "Total Recall." By using animatronics and make-up to depict the monster, it created a physical threat in the scene; the look of horror on the characters' faces matched the real disgust of the actors having to stare at a pulsating, tentacled eight-foot-tall parasite.
As producers increasingly rely on cheap CGI to be a quick and easy fix for every facet of movie-making, a lot of special effects skills will be lost to history. With the exception of a handful of foreign directors (like Guillermo del Toro or Peter Jackson) there's no one in Hollywood today that can match the terrifying creativity on display in "The Thing." As frightening as the final product may be, it is still the work of an actual skilled artisan and not just an assembly-line mouse-clicker.
(Special props to the late Stan Winston for creating the nightmare-inducing dog monster from the beginning of the movie.)
Creeping Cinematography An aspect of early Carpenter that gets overlooked is the efforts of Dean Cundey, the cinematographer on many of his first films. Just look at the palette used in work like "Halloween," "The Fog" and "Escape from New York" and it's clear that Cundey was a master of atmosphere. His contrast between darkness and light amplified the looming menace that hid in the shadows. By striking the bright white snow of the Antarctic against the dead black night, the environment becomes almost abstract, adding to the fantastical nature of the horror.
Furthermore, for as otherworldly as the Thing appears, Carpenter and Cundey still used the classic approach of bathing the monster in darkness, and only revealing the full horror in brief shots -- leaving the viewer's imagination to fill in the rest.
Ominous Soundtrack Usually Carpenter scores his own movies with a signature synth-driven sound, but "The Thing" marks one of the rare times he handed off the composer's hat to someone else -- and that someone else just happened to be the iconic Ennio Morricone. The Italian music-maker is responsible for some of the most famous soundtracks in history, notably the westerns of Sergio Leone.
Uniquely, "The Thing" is one of the few Morricone works that is driven by synthesizers, giving the movie a cold and unnatural sound, filled with menacing, thudding minor keys. Instead of the traditional string section that raises its pitch when something scary happens, a methodical electronic wave washes over the entire film.
The Apocalypse "The Thing" belongs to an unofficial trilogy in Carpenter's head known as "The Apocalypse Trilogy." (The other two films being "Prince of Darkness" and "In the Mouth of Madness.") They all bare the markings of one of his biggest influences: author H.P. Lovecraft. "The Thing" especially plays with many of the same themes of the influential writer. The horror is cosmic in nature and unexplainable to human biology. And it's not just the group of characters in the movie that are victims; all of humanity is at risk, and not for any overtly sinister motivations. Humanity is at risk simply because it's weak enough to get in the way of a cold and uncaring universe.
The Thing is not a villain; it is simply a predator of horrific, unimaginable proportions, and we are it's prey. Removing all emotional understandings of "good" and "evil" from the threat, and raising it to the more abstract "survive or die" philosophy is not a comfortable talking point for popcorn audiences (which is probably why producers prefer to keep us distracted with campy trash about naked babysitters).
Kurt Russell For a cold and unrelenting threat like the Thing, you need a cold and unrelenting protagonist. As R.J. MacReady, Russell isn't really a hero (made evident by his gunning down of colleagues), but he has the detached survival instincts needed to get through the situation. It's his lack of compassion and hesitation that allow him to survive the paranoid scenario; for a lot of audiences that put themselves in his situation, they know they would be goners.
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County Democrats, Pleasanton school district union endorse Olivia Sanwong for election to City Council
Original post made on Apr 11, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, April 11, 2013, 8:33 AM
on Apr 11, 2013 at 11:12 am
No surprise that the unions would back Sanwong since Cook-kallio is backing her. Anyone know what the employee unions are doing in this election?
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Olivia is Cook-kallio's candidate and this proves how naive Olivia is. A union endorsement, especially the teachers union, is a kiss of death in the eyes of most voters today.
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This is a non partisan election. Why is Olivia talking about the GOP taking control of City Council?
Party politics has no place in Pleasanton City Council elections. Shame on Olivia for bringing the Democratic machine to town.
I'm a Democrat and I won't be voting for her as a result.


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Wild Card Weekend: Kansas City Chiefs At Indianapolis Colts
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The players will say otherwise, but to baseball fans in Baltimore and Washington there is indeed a rivalry between the Orioles and Nationals.
Examining whether the U.S. can upset Belgium at the World Cup.
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2013-14 Men's Basketball Coaches
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Years as a Head Coach: 5
Years as an Assistant Coach: 21
Years at FGCU: 1 (Hired April 22, 2013)
Joe Dooley completed his first season on the FGCU sidelines in 2013-14, guiding the Eagles to their first Atlantic Sun Conference regular-season championship and first trip to the NIT. FGCU finished the year with a 22-13 record, including a record 14 wins as part of a 14-4 A-Sun mark. The 22 victories were the most in Dooley's tenure as a head coach, and represented the second-most in FGCU's Division-I era (2007-08).
Dooley coached three all-conference picks during the season as Brett Comer and Bernard Thompson were both tabbed as A-Sun First Team members, and Chase Fieler was named to the A-Sun Second Team. Both Thompson and Fieler were named to the A-Sun All-Tournament Team as well, and throughout the course of the year Comer earned two A-Sun Player of the Week awards while Fieler garnered one.
From the first time he set foot on the beach-lined campus, Dooley stressed the importance of filling Alico Arena, and the fans responded during the 2013-14 season as the Eagles posted a season-high-tying 15 home victories inside the friendly confines. A record 73,780 fans – including 13 sellouts, six standing-room sellouts and an average of 4,340 – witnessed Dunk City in action at Alico, roughly 12,000 more than the previous two seasons combined.
Dooley, who returns nine letterwinners in 2014-15 in addition to welcoming four high-major transfers who will be eligible, was named by ESPN in August 2013 as one of the top-two new hires positioned for success.
Prior to arriving in SWFL, Dooley spent 10 seasons as an assistant at Kansas under head coach Bill Self. During those 10 seasons, Kansas produced 300 wins, nine straight Big 12 regular-season titles, six Big 12 Tournament championships, six NCAA Sweet 16s, five NCAA Elite Eight appearances and two Final Fours, including the 2008 National Championship.
Dooley joined Self, a four-time Big 12 Coach of the Year during their 10 campaigns together, for his inaugural season at Kansas in 2003-04, resulting in a 300-58 record over the last 10 seasons, including a 137-27 mark in Big 12 that includes the aforementioned nine Big 12 regular-season crowns and six Big 12 Tournament titles. From 2006-07 through 2012-13, Kansas was the winningest D-I program in the nation with six 30-win campaigns, including an NCAA-best four straight.
In July 2010, Dooley was ranked first in the Top 25 High-Major Assistants by Foxsports.com, which was up from his No. 6 ranking by the media outlet in 2008. In 2007, he was rated the fourth-best recruiter in the nation by Rivals.com for the class that included McDonald's All-American Cole Aldrich and Tyrel Reed. He also brought in future NBA draftees Sasha Kaun and Mario Chalmers.
Dooley's 10 seasons with Kansas yielded nine in which the Jayhawks averaged more than 75 points per contest, including 80 or more three times. Kansas finished in the top three in the Big 12 in scoring seven of 10 years, highlighted by the 2009-10 and 2010-11 campaigns in which it posted a league-high 81.6 and 81.2 points per game, respectively.
Style and player development were key ingredients to the Jayhawks' offensive ability, as Dooley recruited or coached 14 NBA draft picks in his 10 years in Lawrence, including nine first-round selections. Following the 2008 National Championship, five Jayhawks were drafted, which at the time equaled the record set by UConn in 2006 and Florida in 2007. Of the nine first-round choices, seven were Lottery (top 14) selections.
Dooley joined Self in Kansas after serving the 2002-03 season as an assistant coach at Wyoming, helping the Cowboys to a 21-11 record and a berth in the postseason NIT.
Prior to Wyoming, Dooley served on the coaching staff at New Mexico from 1999-2002 under head coach Fran Fraschilla. Dooley was the primary recruiter for the Lobos and also was involved in scouting and scheduling. Dooley was part of three straight winning seasons and NIT appearances.
Dooley's first head coaching job was at East Carolina, leading the program to a 57-52 record over four seasons prior to his stint at New Mexico. Dooley is one of just two head coaches in ECU history to produce a winning record at the D-I level. In his first season at the helm in 1995-96, Dooley also became the winningest first-year head coach in more than 20 years with a 17-11 mark.
Dooley was elevated to head coach at East Carolina after serving four years (1991-95) as an assistant under current USC Upstate head coach Eddie Payne. The Pirates advanced to the 1993 NCAA Tournament during that span, the program's first appearance in 21 seasons.
His first college coaching position was at South Carolina, where he coached three seasons (1988-89 through 1990-91).
Dooley is a 1988 graduate of George Washington University in Washington, D.C., where he earned his bachelor's degree in speech communications. A four-year letterwinner in basketball at GW, he started his last two seasons and was elected a team captain as a senior.
A native of West Orange, N.J., Dooley was an outstanding prep player at St. Benedicts High School in New Jersey where he set a then-school record with 1,140 career points.
He and his wife, Tanya, have a son, Max.
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Halifax RCMP have released the names of two men killed in separate traffic incidents.
David Allen Doucette, 44, of Dartmouth died at the scene when a tractor-trailer hit him as he was standing on Highway 102 near the Kelly Lake scales at 5:50 p.m. Sunday.
Ralph Leaman-Goldsworthy, 50, of Seaforth died in hospital after a single-vehicle crash Friday morning in which a sport utility vehicle landed upside down in water on Highway 207 near Seaforth.
Halifax Regional Police had issued a missing-person advisory for Doucette last Wednesday. He was last seen Jan. 25 but had some online contact with friends three days later, police said.
The advisory said Doucette drove a green Jeep Compass. The Jeep was found near the scene Sunday night.
Const. Pierre Bourdages, a regional police spokesman, said the public request for help did not lead investigators to him.
"We never got any tips as to a current location. At this time, we have no idea where he was between the time he was reported missing to the time he was found deceased."
RCMP spokesman Cpl. Scott MacRae said the truck did not leave the roadway after it hit Doucette.
Police initially announced that Leaman-Goldsworthy died at the scene of the Seaforth crash, which occurred at about 10:30 a.m.
Later Friday, a police spokesman said the injured man had shown some vital signs and was not dead.
A news release issued Monday morning said Leaman-Goldsworthy died in hospital over the weekend.
Morris Goldsworthy, the victim's brother, was also injured in the crash but has since been released from hospital.
The cause of that crash remains under investigation.


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Johnny Munson, Mike Watts, Jr., Dean Frady, Bill Sapel and Stub Pepper — representing the North Bowl Pro Shop — post a 3,629 score to come in first in the A Division of the New York State Men's Bowling Championship Tournament.
Quarterback Eddie Castine passes for 3 first-half touchdowns and Corey Lawyer runs for two scores as the Lake City Stars smack the Green Mountain Gladiators 36-0 in Empire Football League play.
Bucko Branham leads from flag to flag in winning the 100-lap PrimeLink Dick Nephew Memorial 100 at Airborne Speedway.
Dave Huru (2-day total, 149) and Sue Stefanick (171) capture the championship flights in the Bluff Point Golf Resort club tournament while Matt King (156) and Mary Lou Zaferakis (162) win top honors at Adirondack Golf & Country Club.
Josh McDougal is a repeat winner in the 13th Run for Jon while Kelly Duffy is first across the line for the women.
Keene Central, with only 14 boys in grades 8-12, merges with Elizabethtown-Lewis Central in soccer for one year.
Paul Leahy resigns as Saranac football coach and physical-education instructor to accept an administrative position in Saranac Lake. Former Saranac standout Keith Tedford is appointed interim football coach.
Sophomore Cy Ellsworth, the former Saranac Lake standout, earns a starting position at guard with the Syracuse University Orangemen, who are coming off a 10-2 season.
John Underwood of Lake Placid and Peru's Sara Facteau win the annual Run for Jon.
Brad Marshall drives in 4 runs with a home run and double as Sidelines rallies to defeat Top 40 Video and complete a sweep of their Malone AmVets Slo-Pitch Softball League championship series. Winning pitcher Greg Dumas and Mike Wescott contribute 3 hits apiece while Dave Goff belts a 2-run homer for Top 40.
Ross O'Loughlin rallies from 8 strokes back to win the North Country Golf Club championship with a 54-hole score of 226. Pat Welch finishes one stroke behind with Mike Zurlo, third, with a 229. Kathy Barcomb wins the ladies' title with a 36-hole score of 170.
Mary Fry defeats Marcy Santa 8-6 to claim her second Bluff Point Golf & Country Club title in three years. Mike O'Connor beats Bob Buckley 3-1 to win his sixth Bluff Point crown.
Stan Loya Sr. pitches a 3-hitter with 10 strikeouts and also delivers the game-winning hit as Gordon Oil completes a 3-game sweep of 20 Main for its sixth straight AuSable Forks Fast-Pitch Softball League championship.
Bob Meconi captures the Indole Golf & Country Club title with a 54-hole score of 233.
Art and Chris Lussi defeat Mike Porter and Cindy Baker, 6-1, 6-3, to win the 4th Annual Pepsi Challenge Cup Mixed Doubles tennis tournament.
Geoff Doorey pitches a 3-hitter with 10 strikeouts, Gary Barber chips in with 3 hits, including a homer, and shortstop Mike Rock initiates a big double play as Ormsby's Well Drillers down AuSable Forks 8-1 to give Peru its second consecutive CVBL crown and sixth, overall.
Harry Frenyea and Tom Buckley belt 3-run homers to power Adams Glass/State Police to an 11-2 title-clinching victory over Plattsburgh Coca-Cola in the Peru Slo-Pitch Softball League playoffs.
Bill Sorrell rips a 3-run homer and finishes with seven runs-batted-in as the Press-Republican completes a sweep of The Red Lyon in the Gentlemen's Slo-Pitch Softball League playoffs. Winning pitcher Dennis Burt goes 4-for-4.
Steve Chilton's 2-out double in the bottom of the 10th inning lifts Ellenburg to a 5-4 triumph over Lyon Mountain, giving the Eagles the Champlain Valley Baseball League championship. Barry Dimick raps out 3 hits to back winning pitcher Lou Buck.
Harry Walcoff, sailing a Pierson 26, wins the A Division while Peter Hornby, in a Cal 21, takes the B Division in the Valcour Sailing Club races.
Bill Ryan rips the nets for 21 points and Derrick Wells and Russ Bouyea contribute 13 each to lead the Comets past the Cajuns in the City Outdoor Basketball League championship game.
Marv Hendrix and Walt Doty chip in with 2 hits apiece to back winning pitcher Wally Stone as Plattsburgh High edges MAI, 6-5, to win the intra-city softball league title for the second year in a row. Bob Cadieux clubs a 2-run homer for MAI.
The Northern Tier is abuzz after Dudley Trombley of Rouses Point pulls in a fish resembling a sturgeon from Lake Champlain in the vicinity of Fort Montgomery. It measures at more than 6 feet in length.
Gary Covey and Bill Key combine to strike out 15 as the Senior League All-Stars shut out the league champion Pirates 7-0. Pat Gregory and Dan Bodette chip in with 2 hits apiece. Losing pitcher Bill Cox strikes out 10 while Hector Duquette gets 2 hits for the Pirates.
Harold Johnson tosses a no-hitter to lead Payson's Jewelers to an 11-0 victory over Ubl's in City Softball League play. Jack Proctor goes 3-for-5 with a 3-run homer and Norm Votraw adds 2 hits.
Gretchen Siegel beats Margaret Davern 5 and 4 to win the Sharron Cup at the Plattsburgh Golf Club. In the non-handicap division, Rita Quinn defeats Ruth Grant on the 19th hole.
Scheier's Cardinals complete the City Softball League regular season undefeated with Copeland and Goddeau forming the battery. Morrisonville, with Les Bouyea handling the pitching, finishes second, one game out of first.


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Tony Yayo recently spoke on former G-Unit members-turned-rivals Young Buck and The Game and he explained why he has decided to ignore The Game's recent apology for his past "G-Unot" taunts.
Continue reading Tony Yayo Forgives Young Buck & Ignores The Game, "I Don't Listen To Nothing That Clown Says" [Video].
West Coast rap veteran Todd "Too Short" Shaw has reportedly been arrested on a drunk driving charge and drug possession today (August 27) in Nevada.
Continue reading Too Short Busted For DUI & Drug Possession, Arrested In Las Vegas.
50 Cent has reportedly auditioned for the same upcoming A-Team movie role his rival The Game has said he was looking to score.
Continue reading 50 Cent To Take On The Game For "A-Team" Movie Role [Video].
Details surrounding the cause of Michael Jackson's death earlier this summer have landed online after a Los Angeles County coroner's office reportedly found lethal amounts of propofol in the singer's body.
Continue reading Michael Jackson's Cause Of Death Revealed, Sister Argues Homicide.
Slaughterhouse recently spoke on the likelihood of another rapper joining their four-member team and, if given the opportunity to add a Southern member, why T.I. and Lil Wayne would be at the top of their list.
Continue reading Slaughterhouse On Adding A Southern MC, "It Would Have To Be A T.I. Or Lil Wayne".
The late Michael Jackson's This Is It film has reportedly been pushed forward to an earlier release date with tickets being made available nearly a month in advance.
Continue reading Michael Jackson Film Gets Release Date Bump, Tix Go On Sale Early.
Warren G recently spoke on his fellow 213 group member Nate Dogg's health, since his friend suffered multiple strokes last year which left him partially paralyzed.
Continue reading Warren G Says Nate Dogg Still Recovering From Stroke.
Death Row Records has announced plans to venture into the movie industry with the launch of Death Row Films and upcoming Sons 2 the Grave project.
Continue reading Death Row Records Roll Into Movie Industry, Shoots For "Boyz N The Hood" Related Films.
Iconic singer Michael Jackson will be buried on the date marking his 51st birthday later this month in California after weeks of speculation and rumors.
Continue reading Michael Jackson's Burial Date & Location Announced.
R. Kelly held a listening session yesterday (August 17) allowing SOHH and other journalists to review his upcoming Untitled album and, in the process, he offered his response to Trey Songz's recent auto-tune taunts.
Continue reading R. Kelly Responds To Trey Songz Taunts, "Those Guys Got Some Growing Up To Do".


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I think I'm going to take advantage of this deal for discount tickets to A Tour of Southern Ghosts at Stone Mountain Park's Antebellum Plantation. With the Goldstar deal, tickets drop to $7.50 each + fees (regularly $15).
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Carolina Beach Agrees To Lease Land For Parking Near Lake
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The old car wash across from the Carolina Beach Lake was demolished Tuesday May 21. Last week the Town Council agreed in closed session to lease the property with an option to buy at a later date. The land will be used to provide public parking for events at the Carolina Beach Lake and beach access.
By WILLARD KILLOUGH III
Managing Editor
CAROLINA BEACH - The Carolina Beach Town Council voted at their June 11, meeting to enter into an agreement to lease property across from the Carolina Beach Lake to provide additional public parking in the area.
The property is located at the intersection of Lake Park Blvd and Woody Hewett Street. A long-time car wash that occupied the property was demolished last month.
The lake has become a popular venue over the last ten years hosting many events including the Chowder Festival, Sunday night Movies at the Lake, Farmer's Market, Island Day and others. As the popularity grew, so did an issue of lack of available parking. Earlier this year residents living in the area surrounding the lake expressed frustration to the Town Council. Complaints included people parking in their driveways, other people's children playing around under their homes, and a general sense of chaos as people parked whereever they could find a spot with little regard for property owners.
The primary area of concern was the narrow road Atlanta Avenue.
Following a closed session meeting on June 11, Mayor Bob Lewis said, "I'd like to make a motion to move forward with an agreement to lease with option to buy at the intersection of Lake Park Blvd and Atlanta Avenue where we have an opportunity for forty parking spaces." The address is 400 Woody Hewett Avenue. Lewis explained after the meeting, "Another example of good business decision was made at last week's council meeting when we also approved the lease with option to purchase of a lot located in the 100 block of Lake Park Blvd. across from the lake (formerly a Car Wash) to make into a town parking lot. Based on parking revenue projections we will generate about $12,000 in net new revenue from this parking lot while providing additional parking for various lake events and for beach access during the summer. Once the option is exercised the lot will pay for itself in a little over 10 years."
A public hearing has been scheduled for July 16th at 6:30PM for amendments to the code book relating to outdoor performances, events allowances in the rights-of-ways and chapter 15, article 3 for obstructions. Concerning parking during events.