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Spypoint G4 Game Camera
4.0 megapixel picture quality
Camera and video w/audio modes
35 infrared LEDs for nighttime illumination
Solar panel compatible
Operates on 6 AA batteries
Spypoint Eclypse 5.0 MP Black LED Game Camera
35 powerful black infrared LEDs
5.0 MP camera takes still images and video
Captures up to 90-sec. video clips with sound
Multi-shot mode takes 4 rapid-shot pictures
Date and time stamped on all images
Moultrie A-5 Game Spy Camera
5.0 MP camera takes still images and video
Picture delay setting of up to 30 minutes
Low-glow infrared flash has 50 range
Moon, date, time, and camera ID stamp
SD memory card slot accepts up to 32 GB card
Cuddeback E2 20.0 MP IR Long Range Trail Camera
Long-range IR flash wont spook game
Super-fast 1/4-second trigger speed
Captures amazingly clear 20 MP images
Records video clips with sound
New! Wildgame Innovations Blade 6G 6.0 MP Trail Camera
6.0 MP full-color camera with day/night sensor
Features IR flash with 50 range
1-second rapid trigger speed
Captures images during the day or night
GSM Stealth Cam P12 6 MP Trail Camera
6 MP images and 15 sec. video clips
Features 12 IR flash with 50 range
Fast trigger speed captures the action
Burst rapid-fire image capture mode
Cuddeback Seen 5.0 MP Game Camera
5.0 MP camera takes still images and video
Infrared flash with 40 range
Fast, 1/2-second trigger speed
High-quality LED screen for programming
Spypoint Live Cellular Trail Camera
Wirelessly sends photos via cellular network
5.0 MP camera captures images and videos
48 infrared LEDs for nighttime use
Accepts up to a 32GB SD/SDHC card
Date, time, temp, moon phase stamp
New! Moultrie GM-80XT 8.0 MP Mini Scouting Camera
Miniature size allows for placement anywhere
Low-Glow infrared flash wont spook game
Convenient Time-Lapse image capture mode
Easy-to-see backlit navigation buttons
Reconyx Hyperfire HC500 Trail Camera
Takes crystal clear 3.1 MP images
Lo-Glow emitters reduce chance to spook game
RapidFirenear-video capture speed
1080p high-definition resolution
Accepts up to a 32 GB SD card
New! Wildgame Innovations Buck Commander 8G Trail Camera Bundle
8MP Black Out digital scouting camera
FlexTime + Time Lapse Technology
1 second Rapid trigger speed
Flash range up to 50 ft.
Comes bundled with 8 batteries and 2 8GB SD cards
Moultrie Game Spy M-990GI Scouting Camera
10.0 MP infrared camera take crystal-clear images
Captures HD video with sound out to 70 ft.
SD memory card slot holds up to a 32 GB card
Four unique operating modes
Bushnell 8.0 MP Trophy Cam HD Wireless
Sends photos directly to your phone or e-mail
Takes 8.0 MP photos and 720p video with audio
No-Glo Black LEDs for photos video at night
Accepts up to a 32GB SD card
Spypoint Live 3G Cellular Trail Camera
Wirelessly sends photos via cellular network
8.0 MP camera captures images and video with sound
48 infrared LEDs for nighttime use
Accepts up to a 32GB SD/SDHC card
Date, time, temp, moon phase stamp
Bushnell 8.0MP Advantage Cam
Captures up to 8.0 MP crystal-clear images
Takes HD still images and 640x480 video
Date, time, and moon phase stamp on images
Operates up to 1 year on 4 AA batteries
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5.0 MP camera captures pictures and 720p HD video
18 LED infrared flash with 45 range
Time-lapse mode for viewing extended footage
Moon, date, time, and location camera stamp
Includes powerful Blood Light flashlight
Reconyx UltraFire 8.0 MP IR Scouting Camera
Captures up to 8.0 MP crystal-clear images
Records 1080P HD video with sound
2.4" color TFT screen with image display
Micro HDMI and USB for easy output
Date, time, temp, moon stamped on images
GSM Stealth Cam G42NG 10 MP Trail Camera
10 MP images and 5-180 sec. HD video with audio
Features 42 No-Glo IR flash with 100 range
Sub-1-second trigger speed captures the action
Burst rapid-fire image capture mode
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7.0 MP Digital IR scouting camera
18 LED flash with 45 range
Shoots still images
FlexTime time-lapse capture feature
Redux anti-blur technology for crisp images
Cuddeback CuddeSafe Camera Safe, C & E Models
Durable, all-metal enclosure for protection
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Kansas DUI Laws & Penalties
A Kansas DUI is defined as having a blood alcohol level of .08% or higher. If you are a first time offender, you will be facing fees and possibly some jail time. You need to talk to a lawyer about your Kansas DUI in order to protect your right to drive and to get you the least amount of jail time possible. You'll be facing both a criminal and a civil case, and your right to drive is at risk. You only have ten (10) days after being arrested to request a hearing to save your drivers license so time is certainly of the essence.
Kansas Drivers License Revocation
One thing you face when facing a Kansas DUI case is having your driver's license revoked. This can be done in both your criminal and your civil case. If you fail a breath test, you will face your license being revoked for a month to a year. When you face your civil case, or "administrative hearing," you can challenge this suspension. Also, your driver's license cannot be suspended until you have been given this hearing, provided you request the hearing in the ten day time period.
If you are convicted of a Kansas DUI, you will lose your license for 30 days. After that you can only drive to work and school for 330 days. To get your license back you must pay $100, and the suspension will show on your permanent driving record.
Jail Time and Fines For Kansas DUI
With a Kansas DUI case you are also facing jail time and fines. For first offenders, the jail time is at least 48 hours. You could be given up to 6 months incarceration time. This can be reduced or eliminated if you serve 100 hours of community service time, which is unpaid.
You can expect to pay between $500 and $1000 in fees. You will also be charged for the education and evaluation requirements you face. Finally, you will pay between $10 and $100 in court costs.
Here is a summary of the penalties you face for a Kansas DUI :
Kansas First Offense DUI Penalties
48 hours to 6 months in jail or 100 hours of community service
Fines between $500 and $1,000
Loss of drivers license for 30 days
Alcohol evaluation and treatment programs
Kansas Second Offense DUI Penalties
Jail time of 90 days to 1 year (5 day mandatory minimum and house arrest possible after 48 hours)
Fines between $1,000 and $1,500
Loss of Drivers license for 1 year
Ignition interlock system required after the 1 year license suspension
Mandatory Alcohol Evaluation and Treatment program
Kansas Third Offense DUI Penalties
90 days to 1 year in jail
Fines between $1,500 and $2,500
Loss of Drivers license for 1 year
Mandatory Alcohol Evaluation and Treatment
Ignition interlock system required after the 1 year license suspension period
Kansas Fourth Offense DUI Penalties
90 days to 1 year in jail
$2,500 fine
1 year post release supervision
Loss of Drivers license for 1 year
Mandatory Alcohol Evaluation and Treatment
Ignition interlock system required after the 1 year license suspension period
Kansas Fifth or Subsequent Offense DUI Penalties
90 days to 1 year in jail
$2,500 fine
1 year post release supervision
Permanent license revocation
Mandatory Alcohol Evaluation and Treatment
Kansas BAC Assumptions
BAC levels below .08% are not considered under the influence, but are admissible in court.
BAC levels of .08% or greater are considered to be under the influence
Kansas Implied Consent Laws
Chemical testing is allowed. Blood, breath or urine testing as selected by the officer.
Officer is required to advise the defendant of penalties for test refusal through written and verbal communications.
Test results of .08% or greater carry a 30 day to 1 year license suspension.
Test refusal for a first offense results in a 1 year license suspension. Second offense refusal results in a 2 year suspension. Third offense results in a 3 year suspension. Fourth offense results in a 10 year suspension and a fifth or subsequent offense results in a permanent revocation.
PBT refusal is considered a traffic infraction and is admissible as evidence of arrest validity. Chemical test refusal is admissible in any case arising out of operating under the influence.
Chemical Testing
Blood draws for police testing must be administered by a licensed physician, registered nurse or other qualified person.
Defendant has the right to an independent chemical test done by a qualified person of the defendants choosing. The costs of an indepedent test are the responsibility of the defendant.
Test results must be made available to defendant and the defendant's Kansas DUI attorneyupon request.
Other Kansas DUI Considerations
In Kansas, if convicted of a DUI you are required to attend the Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Education Program, or a similarly approved education and treatment program. The cost is around $150-$300 for the program.
Kansas SR22 Insurance Considerations
No matter if you are a first time offender or a repeat offender, your Kansas DUI will carry serious consequences for your insurance premiums. You will either find that you are dropped by your insurance provider, or you will find that your premium cost skyrockets. This can even affect your family members that are on your insurance policy.
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So far, it looks as if Liverpool have signed Joao Carlos Teixeira (there are a few accents in there somewhere, I don't understand Portugese). He looks like a decent signing, although he is still young and we need goals now. As of now though, it hasn't been confirmed by Liverpool although the rumors are rampant in the media.
That means the only confirmed signing of this transfer window is Warrior Sports for Liverpool's kits beginning in 2012.
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The funeral for a service member that had been missing since 1952 was held in Alamo, GA on Saturday, June 21st at the Spaulding Grove Missionary Baptist Church.
The closed casket ceremony will begun at 11 a.m.
He was buried at Horne Missionary Cemetery.
Army Private James Green Jr.'s remains arrived at the Savannah-Hilton Head International Airport on Thursday.
On November 22, 1952, a C-124 Globemaster crashed while en route to Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska with 11 crew members and 41 passengers on board.
An Alaska National Guard black hawk helicopter crew spotted the wreckage and debris during a training mission in 2012. Defense department scientists used forensic tools and circumstantial evidence to identify the service members.
A total of 17 service members remains were recovered from the aircraft. All of the remains have now been returned to the families for burial with full military honors.
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Christmas 2012 came five days early for South Decatur Junior/Senior High School choir director Matt Diehl.
A meeting with his oncologist Dec. 20 showed clear scans and no active cancer in the popular teacher, a diagnosis Diehl called "The best Christmas present I've ever had."
That bit of immensely positive news paved the way for Diehl to return to work following a lengthy period of treatment and a necessary sabbatical from the school.
The news marked a turning point in a year that had been extremely challenging for Matt, his wife Lori and their three small children.
Matt's cancer diagnosis and subsequent leave of absence from work early in the year was joined by Lori's maternity leave, making difficult for the family to make ends meet.
The news got even worse in November when Lori's van was robbed of all of the family's Christmas gifts she'd spent "Black Friday" morning buying.
But things started to turn around for the Diehls soon after the robbery, as the family's struggles made the news in Indianapolis and their story was featured in the Daily News in November.
Indianapolis Colts center Mike McGlynn helped reimburse the family for their losses when he heard of the break-in, and the generous player even called the Diehls after the team defeated the Buffalo Bills 20-13 at Lucas Oil Stadium Nov. 25.
The kindness displayed by McGlynn and several others after the unfortunate events faced by the Diehls emboldened the family and strengthened their faith. "It was another of those moments that kind of picked up our faith in humanity," Matt told the Daily News last fall.
That faith was again bolstered with last month's positive news concerning Matt's cancer.
The choir director is now on a "five-year survival plan" that will include check-ups every three months, but in the meantime, it's back to business as usual for Matt.
That business includes preparing his students for the upcoming solo ensemble contest and County Music Festival. Diehl and his students are also readying for a junior high and high school organizational contest in April as well as the Pops concert in May.
"I've been busy right off the bat, but I really wouldn't have it any other way," Diehl said Thursday morning.
Matt said he received "a warm welcome" upon his return to school earlier this month and mentioned his enthusiasm at getting to know the many new faces at South Decatur Junior/Senior High.
"It's kind of like I never left, but also like I've been gone 10 years at the same time," Diehl said describing his feelings upon his return.
The lone negative news in a sea of positive developments lately for the Diehls is a lack of progress in the break-in investigation.
Matt said neither he nor Lori had been notified of any arrests, though this was expected. Investigators with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said it would be highly unlikely for any of the items to be recovered due to the nature and time of the crime.
But that news is something the Diehls are more than happy to live with considering the circumstances of the last year. "We're taking nothing for granted," said Matt. "We definitely have a lot to be thankful for."
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The Baton Rouge Camellia Society will host its annul Camellia Show on Saturday, Feb. 8 and Sunday, Feb. 9 at the LSU Rural Life Museum, 4560 Essen Lane, in Baton Rouge.
The event will be held from 1 to 4:30 p.m on Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday.
The show will feature about 1,000 blooms. Camellias will also be available for purchase.
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Storm (Islay Whisky Cask Aged IPA) - BrewDog
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3/5 rDev +9.9%
08-13-2014 15:08:00 | More by SteveTheBrit
New Jersey
3/5 rDev +9.9%
05-26-2014 20:48:31 | More by Latarnik
2.5/5 rDev -8.4%
10-31-2013 04:16:01 | More by jaydoc
2.5/5 rDev -8.4%
10-16-2013 02:31:39 | More by LumpkinBrews
1/5 rDev -63.4%
10-07-2013 03:19:13 | More by BYOFB
2.5/5 rDev -8.4%
09-05-2013 00:30:36 | More by Jay82
2/5 rDev -26.7%
09-05-2013 00:04:51 | More by TKEbeerman
South Carolina
2.5/5 rDev -8.4%
08-02-2013 18:02:45 | More by icehawk
1.5/5 rDev -45.1%
07-24-2013 01:55:10 | More by ygtbsm94
1.7/5 rDev -37.7%
Poured into Delirium Tulip. Didn't see the expiration date, so a couple months past prime.
No head to speak of. Some small lacing.
The smell is like straight scotch whiskey and manure. The whiskey balances the hops, and leaves a funky yet watery smell.
Taste is much the same, a lot like horse pasture.
I don't get this beer at all lol. Probably the worst craft beer I've had.
07-15-2013 04:11:29 | More by Smurf2055
1/5 rDev -63.4%
06-28-2013 00:59:22 | More by jmilo64
2.75/5 rDev +0.7%
06-28-2013 00:44:38 | More by JamLand
2.5/5 rDev -8.4%
05-28-2013 03:43:08 | More by LJWalker
1/5 rDev -63.4%
05-17-2013 14:22:10 | More by smartassboiler
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev +19%
05-13-2013 05:55:05 | More by Bonko_the_sane
3.5/5 rDev +28.2%
04-06-2013 13:13:47 | More by tbryan5
2.5/5 rDev -8.4%
12-20-2012 16:09:36 | More by Pecan
1.25/5 rDev -54.2%
11-10-2012 02:16:09 | More by Gatordaddy
North Carolina
1.68/5 rDev -38.5%
Appearance-2- Pours a murky brownish/yellowish color. No head. No real signs of any visible carbonation, looks sort of watery.
Smell-3- Boozy. Smells way more strong than 8%. An almost sour fruit sort of smell. Some wood. Not really getting any IPA hoppyness here.
Taste-1.5- Smoke. Smoke and a hint of wood. Maybe a hint of smoked peat. Slightly bitter. Almost tastes like a very watered down scotch.
MF-1- Watery. Slight alcohol tingle.
Overall- WHAT A LETDOWN. I was really excited about this, I thought it was a really creative idea. I've also always wanted to try something by BrewDog and this was my first. Not only did this beer taste like straight up watered down scotch but it was $10 FOR A SINGLE 12oz BOTTLE!! I've been had.
11-09-2012 01:02:35 | More by RyanLigeia
2.75/5 rDev +0.7%
10-27-2012 17:16:13 | More by SocalKicks
2.25/5 rDev -17.6%
09-02-2012 03:29:35 | More by t0rin0
3.43/5 rDev +25.6%
Storm opens with a rich whiff of charcoal, ash, heavy wood grains and burnt vanilla that would be more at home coming out of a bottle of scotch whiskey than beer, making immediately obvious the brew's barrel aging. So heavy is the whiskey overtone at first that the beer itself is almost lost against it, but there are layers of sticky brown sugar, burnt toast crust, brown bread and, just at the edges, a sweet fruit ester rim with tinges of orange, berry, and apricot. After a few moments these sweeter notes become more apparent as the initial shock of whiskey fades slightly. Heavy pine resins from the hops blend well with the whiskey notes and fruits, joined by touches of pink grapefruit and grapefruit rind. As a whole, the nose is excellent, the aromas blending almost perfectly and feeding off one another to produce an alluring and delicious waft of thick, sticky vapor that changes noticeably over the course of only a few minutes, ranging from an initial whiskey blast that almost singes to the nose hairs to a pink grapefruit sweet hop blast after the whiskey dies off.
On the tongue, the beer opens with a huge whiskey blast that sears the tongue and, if you breathe out, the nose as well. The flavors here are huge and definitely geared toward the dark side, with mountains of carbon, charcoal, and ash swamping the landscape, and floating bits of burnt bread, charred vanilla, and tobacco cluttering the shores. So powerful are these barrel aged notes that the beer is almost utterly lost against them, and based on initial flavors alone, a blind taster could easily make the mistake of thinking this to be watered down whiskey. In subsequent sips, as the tongue becomes somewhat more used to the charcoal and ash, a layer of pine resin emerges, joined by berries and oranges that peek their heads up tenuously from behind the trees. The beer also gains a bit more nuance from brown breads and pepper. Still, the whiskey notes are dominant, occupying the larger portion of the aftertaste as well, which lingers in burnt offerings and charcoal on the tongue for a very long time. Mouthfeel is a strange medium-light to medium, given the potency of the flavors, and carbonation is medium-light.
Overall, while I like the beer and want to give it higher ratings, especially since the initial aromas were so enticing, I find the whiskey notes to be simply too overpowering on the tongue, and the beer flavors lost against them. It says much that a beer boasting around 50 IBUs has almost all of those IBUs fade well into the background against an onslaught of whiskey. In fact, the only reason my scores are as high as they are is that I quite like carbon and charcoal notes; otherwise I would have likely failed this brew utterly. So while I appreciate the flavors, I find them overly intense, and have a hard time imagining drinking more than one bottle of this at a time—even halfway through the first bottle, the intense smokiness is powerful enough that I can only take a sip every few minutes.
08-14-2012 17:48:15 | More by jondeelee
2.5/5 rDev -8.4%
06-05-2012 22:14:08 | More by BWHD
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05-13-2012 07:07:44 | More by UltimateLivewire
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04-16-2012 01:29:15 | More by savagepm
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Tuesday, Sept. 25, has been set as the date for the 16th annual St. Cloud Area Job Fair for 2012. The job fair will be held at River's Edge Convention Center and is scheduled to run from 12:30-4:30 p.m. Sponsored by Minnesota WorkForce Center/Job Service, Benton County Economic Development, and St. Cloud Times, the job fair is free to the public and offers an excellent opportunity for numerous employers and job seekers to meet at one location.
"The job fair continues to be a success each year," said Linda Yozamp, manager of WorkForce Center/Job Service. There were 1,300 job applicants at last year's job fair. Yozamp continued, "During this economy, the Area Job Fair is another way for jobseekers to talk with employers about current or future job openings."
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Mary Beth Morgan hosts a free soup night every week at Ava Restaurant. This week for the first time, she partnered with Transition Staunton and several other groups to encourage people to donate coats as well.
The event resulted in hundreds of new coats, hats, and mittens for people who can't afford them.
"People were so nice and just, you know gracious," Morgan said. "It's been a really humbling experience to see how many people in the area actually need something like this."
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Clarion's strong faculty and staff are committed to serving every student as an individual.
For example, economics professor Sandra Trejos hosts study sessions and online chat rooms the night before a big test. As a result, students learn better and achieve more
Clarion's small and supportive environment promotes exploration and discovery.
For example, unlike at larger universities, at Clarion students will never have a graduate assistant as a professor. As a result, students learn from seasoned and credentialed experts.
Clarion's nationally competitive academic programs offer hands-on professional preparation.
For example, Clarion's history program prepares students for post-Clarion success. As a result, Heather Roberts ('08) was accepted into the graduate program in ancient history at Indiana University - Bloomington, one of the premier departments in the country and the editorial home of the most prestigious history journals in the United States. Ms. Roberts will receive approximately $250,000 of guaranteed support over five years.
Clarion's partnerships offer students community, regional, national and international opportunities.
For example,to help meet the growing need for respiratory care professionals, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center has joined forces with Clarion to launch a two-year respiratory care program at Clarion's Venango Campus. As a result, Clarion students have an additional program that will increase their opportunities for professional success.


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More friendly.
You cannot make comparative with this kind of adverbs eg. more easily, not easilier.
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More friendly or friendlier. Can you also explain the grammar for the correct usage.
More friendly.
You cannot make comparative with this kind of adverbs eg. more easily, not easilier.
With all respect, I must disagree with you, Francois, on this one.
In my opinion, 'friendlier' is the preferable comparative of 'friendly', similarly to 'pretty' - 'prettier', at least in formal written English. The forms 'more friendly' and 'more pretty' certainly do exist, but I'm not sure whether they can be regarded as correct.
Sure enough, we say 'more easily', 'more slowly' etc. but those are adverbs. The adjective 'easy' forms its comparative 'easier', and 'friendly' is an adjective, too.
All the best,
Right, my bad.
You will hear both being used in British English. I'd accept either, but use 'friendlier'.


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Updated 4:02pm Monday 11th February 2013 in News By Mark Tallentire, Reporter (Durham)
A POLICE chief promised a return to "Dixon of Dock Green values" as he was handed his force's top job on a permanent basis today (Monday, February 11).
Mike Barton was confirmed as Durham Constabulary's new chief constable by the force's Police and Crime Panel (PCP).
Mr Barton had been Temporary Chief Constable since Jon Stoddart retired in October and was nominated for the post long-term by Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Ron Hogg last month (January).
During questioning by PCP members, Mr Barton said austerity cuts meant chief officers had to challenge the way policing had been done in the past.
"If we do what we've always done but dilute it, the public will lose out," he told the meeting at Durham's County Hall.
The 56-year-old then said it was "not a cliché" to talk of policing in the style of Dixon of Dock Green, an iconic BBC police series which ran from 1955 to 1976, saying: "It means people want that traditional, safe, known name in every community."
Giving power to the people through community policing and greater use of restorative justice would be key, he continued.
Afterwards, Mr Barton said he was incredibly proud and privileged to be appointed.
"I want to continue the work started by Jon Stoddart and other chief constables.
"I want to be part of that lineage of chief constables who have made Durham a leading force in the UK.
"I share an ambition with the PCC to make Durham the best police force on the planet."
Mr Barton spent 28 years with Lancashire police before becoming Durham's assistant chief constable in 2008, then deputy chief constable in 2009.
He has led the force's fight against organised crime, taking an "Al Capone-style" approach of pursuing criminals for any offence possible.
Mr Hogg said: "I've got the chief constable I wanted. It's a good day. There has been widespread support in the community and among officers for Mike Barton, who has demonstrated what he is capable of in his time with Durham Constabulary."
Mr Barton will now appoint his deputy and assistant chief constables.
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Barry Manilow's Harmony and Maurice Hines' Tappin' Thru Life Will Be Part of 2013-14 Alliance Season in Atlanta
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Atlanta's Alliance Theatre, recipient of the Regional Theatre Tony Award, will produce the new works Harmony – A New Musical, written by Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman, and Tappin' Thru Life, written by and starring Maurice Hines with direction by Jeff Calhoun, as part of its 45th season.
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SUSAN TOBIAS, Pinch of Time
---- — The turkey leftovers should be gone by now, and most of us are thinking about Christmas.
Well, some of us thought about Christmas before Halloween or Thanksgiving even arrived, but that's beside the point.
Black Friday — what a day of madness that has become. At 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving, we drove past Wal-Mart in Malone, and the parking lot was 90 percent full of cars, and the store didn't open until 8 p.m. I did the Black Friday deals once several years ago and swore never again. I don't need anything that badly.
So onward we go to Christmas. Planning, cleaning, shopping, mailing, cooking, eating, spending time with family and friends is all part of the holiday. For me, it's all about love, love of a forgiving Holy God toward sinful man, by way of an innocent babe in a manger more than 2,000 years ago.
I know there are other holidays observed by people who are not of the Christian faith, but for me and my house, my family, on Dec. 25 each year, we observe that babe who opened the door to eternal life. I applaud anybody who doesn't want to join in, but I have my reasons for believing, along with millions of other people in the past and present.
When I was a teen, living in Westville, we attended the United Methodist Church in Trout River. I sang in the choir; it was small — made up of a handful of teens. I loved singing the traditional Christmas carols. They aren't just words set to music. Many come from deep personal experiences, some painful, the result of the author reaching for peace from above.
"What child is this, who, laid to rest, on Mary's lap is sleeping? Whom angels greet with anthems sweet, while shepherds watch are keeping?"
"What Child Is This?" was penned by William C. Dix (1837-1898). According to "Amazing Grace: 366 Inspiring Hymn Stories for Daily Devotions" by Kenneth W. Osbeck, Dix was a successful insurance salesman in Glasgow, Scotland, when he became seriously ill at age 29. The story goes that he was confined to bed for a long time and became very depressed until he prayed to God and "met him in a new and real way."
He wrote this hymn and many others. The words come from the poem "The Manger Throne," also written by Dix in 1865. It is traditionally sung to the English folk tune "Green Sleeves."
"O, Little Town of Bethlehem" came about as the result of a trip that Phillips Brooks made to the Holy Land in 1865. Osbeck states that Brooks, one of America's most outstanding ministers of the past century, worshiped at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem on Christmas Eve and was deeply moved by the experience.
Three years later, while a pastor at Holy Trinity Church in Philadelphia, he wanted a special hymn for the children to sing during Sunday School Christmas programs. His memories brought him back to the Bethlehem trip and the peace and serenity of his time there. This is the result:
"O little town of Bethlehem, how still we see thee lie! Above thy deep and dreamless sleep the silent stars go by; yet in thy dark streets shineth the everlasting light — the hopes and fears of all the years are met in thee tonight."
Along with Lewis R. Redner, the church organist who wrote the melody, Brooks gave Christians a hymn that has become a Christmas favorite.
Most Christmas carols and hymns have multiple verses and an unforgettable chorus. In my next column, we'll continue to look at more Christmas carols and funky Christmas tunes that have become favorites.
Don't forget the families whose homes will have absent chairs this year, like the Danas of Moira, who lost four family members to a tragic accident this summer; the family of Staff Sgt. Dain T. Venne, who gave his life in Afghanistan that we may worship in freedom; people whose homes have burned or businesses have flooded; and a long list of others who have endured tragedy.
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"Environmental Law in Deuteronomy: One Lens on a Biblical Theology of Creation Care," Bulletin for Biblical Research, 20.3 (October 2010): 331-354. "The Bible and American Environmental Practice: An Ancient Code Addresses a Current Crisis," The Bible and the American Future. Eds. Robert Jewett with Wayne L. Alloway Jr. & John G. Lacey. Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2009. Psalms 95, 97, and 99 in Psalms for Preaching and Worship: A Lectionary Commentary. The Lectionary Commentary: Theological Exegesis for Sunday's Texts, 3 volumes. Eds. Roger E. Van Hern & Brent A. Strawn. Wm. B. Eerdmans, 2009. "Jonah: When God Sends a Missionary," World Mission in the Wesleyan Spirit. Providence House Publishers, 2009. The Epic of Eden: A Christian Entry into the Old Testament. InterVarsity Press, 2008. "The Place of the Name in Deuteronomy," Vetus Testamentum 57 (2007): 342-366. "A Biblical Theology of Creation Care: Is Environmentalism a Christian Value?" The Asbury Journal, 62/1 (Spring 2007): 67-76. 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By all appearances, the 266th pope is turning out to be one like no other. Though he has only been in office two weeks, he has managed to stun the world by breaking with Church tradition and conservatives are upset.
Francis took his name after a close friend, hearing he was elected, told him not to forget the poor. Shortly thereafter, in one of his first speeches, whom does he mention first? He urged the world to defend the poor and the weak. "What a man," I thought.
The pope can live wherever he wants but Francis chooses to live, not in the magnificent living quarters of the Apostolic Palace, but instead, in a Vatican guesthouse (he said, "I don't need all this space") where he can communally live with others. He is the first pope in 110 years to break with papal living conditions. Again, I thought, "What kind of Church leader is this man shaping up to be?"
Tradition calls for the pope to go to St. John Basilica and wash the feet of 12 priests, in keeping with Jesus' act of washing the disciples' feet the day before He went to the cross. But what has caused some in the Church to go into a tailspin is when Francis went to a detention center instead and washed, dried and kissed the feet of 12 youths. He told the group "I am at your service" and "Do not let yourselves be robbed of hope." He bowed down before them on stone and washed black, white and female feet. Laymen's feet have been washed before but never have women been included in this ritual.
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3.14.14 - Dr. Marcus Rogers was named the 2014-2015 Visiting Endowed McDevitt Chair, an honoraray position, in Computer Science at LeMoyne College.
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12.10.13 - The Purdue team took home Grand Champion status placing #1 in the graduate student category and #5 over all. This is an international competition with over a 1000 teams competing world wide. Competitors include undergraduate students, graduate students, civilian professionals and military professionals. The team will get a plaque, and medal for participating. This is one of the toughest digital forensic incident response challenges out there lasting nearly 8 months.
12.6.13 - Dr. Marcus Rogers will be travelling to Tokyo, Japan as an invited speaker for the Counter-Cybercrime Technology Investigation Symposium that is taking place from December 9-11, 2013 at Tokyo Conference Hall.
11.25.13 - Dr. Marcus Rogers was named the recipient of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) Digital and Multimedia Sciences section outstanding case study award for 2014.
10.28.13 - Dr. Marcus Rogers will be presenting at the Eurasian Regional Cooperation for Forensics Science Development, that is being held on October 28-29th, 2013 in Kiev, Ukraine.
10.7.13 - WLFI news covered a story about the current research going on about cyber security in high schools.
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The sunny but crisp weather created perfect running conditions, allowing for a fast race. Following the kids races, the participants took off from the start line on Merrick Road at 8:30 a.m. and then made their way south. The second half of the race took the runners and walkers over Merrick Road to the north side of Lynbrook, where they finished at Lynbrook North Middle School.
Peter Hawkins, 48, of Malverne, once again darted across the finish line first in his wheelchair, completing the course in 21 minutes and 9 seconds, a 5:18 pace.
Joseph Sanchez, 21, of Valley Stream, came across 37 seconds later, to earn first place among the male runners with a 5:25 pace. The first Lynbrook resident to cross the finish line was Paul Curtis, 38, who took second place among the male runners with a time of 21:45. Chris Koegel, 29, of Malverne, who came in second among the male runners at last month's Malverne Run for Education 5K, took third place, finishing in 21:55.
Among the females, Una Broderick, 46, of Wantagh, took first, running a 6:18 pace to earn an overall time of 25:12. (Broderick also was the top female finisher the Malverne 5K held on Oct. 14.) Jill Skelly, 49, of Baldwin, placed second with a time of 26:10. Karen Pompay,42, of Garden City, finished 9 seconds later to nab third.
The first Lynbrook teacher to cross the finish line was Rob Kolb, 40, of Island Park, who ran a speedy 27:06. The fastest veteran was Joe D'Agostino, 63, of Holbrook, with a time of 32:58. Click here to view the full results.
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Marvin G. Thacker, 73, of Mt. Vernon, died 10:12 a.m. Thursday, March 28, 2013, at his home in Mt. Vernon.
He was born Monday, Nov. 20, 1939, in Ridgeway, the son of Thomas and Erva Leona (Belt) Thacker.
Marvin worked for Illinois Bell as a computer technician. He was a member of the Mt. Vernon Moose Lodge 755, the Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge 2791, the Mt. Vernon Elks Lodge 819, the International Brotherhood of Electric Workers 702, the Masons and the Shriner Club.
He is survived by three daughters, Virginia Thacker of St. Louis, Leona Thacker and husband Curtis Thomas of Mt. Vernon and Janet Johnston of Mt. Vernon; son, Marvin W. Thacker of South Korea; 10 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Janet Reynolds of Kankakee, Carolyne Showman of Canby, Ore. and Neva Jane Ensminger of Mt. Carmel; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; one daughter, Cynthia "Candy" Thacker; and two brothers, Gerald and Clinton Thacker.
Funeral service will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Hughey Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon. Burial will take place at a later date at Thacker Cemetery in Gallatin County.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Hughey Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon.
For those who wish, memorials may be given to the Mooseheart Child City and School and will be accepted at the funeral home or mailed to Hughey Funeral Home, P.O. Box 721, Mt. Vernon, IL 62864.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Hughey Funeral Home where you may call 242-3348 or www.hugheyfuneralhome1969.com for further information and to send condolences.