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Shovels hit the ground for the first business to open shop in a new Stevens Point business park.
Community leaders hope the development will eventually bring thousands of jobs to the area.
Both city and state officials agree that this groundbreaking is another sign the economy is improving.
"I think it's a terrific sign that the economy is really picking up all across Wisconsin, but particularly in central Wisconsin," said Ryan Murray, Deputy Secretary for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.
"It does show that the recession hopefully in Wisconsin is coming to an end, that businesses are rebounding," said Sen. Julie Lassa.
The Service Cold Storage warehouse costs $10 million and will serve as a distribution center for the agricultural and food industries.
"It's $10 million of investment in central Wisconsin, it's in an area that we think can really grow in terms of service to agriculture and dairy producers," Lassa said.
"170,000 square feet of cold storage does a lot for this community, but it really targets a lot of the key foundational businesses that we're looking at for our 800-acre state certified business park," said Stevens Point Mayor Andrew Halverson.
City officials say the East Park Commerce Center will be the largest certified business park in the state.
"The future of an 800-acre business park could produce as much as $500 million in tax base for the city, and probably as many as 3,000 to 5,000 jobs," Halverson said. "Anyone who lives in the city should be very proud because it's positioning us for success," added Halverson.
The new cold storage warehouse will store everything from dairy products to cranberries, both fresh and frozen.
"We're in the food business and the food business has expiration dates on it so they need storage, storage to put these products," said Milton Austin, president of Service Cold Storage.
Austin says building the new Service Cold Storage distribution center will add more than 30 jobs to the local economy.
Company officials say construction of the new facility is expected to be finished by June.
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Anyone have a published title using a dynamic ad platform, and was there any problems with QA?
Anyone have a published title using a dynamic ad platform, and was there any problems with QA?
Thanks for your question. Regarding dynamic ad, there are some rules that publisher need to follow if they would like to submit ad in their application.
1. The ad should not direct the user to another store front.
2. The ad should not direct the user to site contains sensitive material such as nudity, violence, etc..
3. The ad should not direct the user to site of our business competitor or their product.
Some violations would be the case where the application you publish in OVI store is free but it leads to your own store front that user can do purchase. Another violation would be the application allow the user to download full length song unlimited which is a conflict with our music store.
Thank you,
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Hi Jude-
Thanks for your reply. Because those requirements are outside of the control of the developer, are there any ad platforms explicitly approved by Nokia (or implicitly by already being in an app on the OVI store?)
I have a number of questions here so I'll number them and hopefully you can reply one by one:
1. so what would be the position where the application leads to the ovi store? That is ok ?
2. If so how do we link to that content on Ovi? - do you have a front-end for 'developer stores'?
3. do you have some folder where we can upload files for download.
4. how does this work? do you have a guide?
5. If it doesn't work yet, can we suggest you implement it?
6. where do we register this interest?

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- Intentional or not, pitchers pile up K's
- Castro settling in with glove for Cubs
- Nady in lineup for second consecutive day
- Worth noting
CHICAGO -- Baseball has changed a lot since Lou Piniella retired as a player in 1984. One evolution not often discussed is hitters' collective approach with two strikes.
"The game has changed," Piniella said. "When I played, when there were two strikes, I would choke up and try to bring in the men on base. You don't see many teams, not just us, doing those sort of things."
Power is more a part of the game than it was in Piniella's days, though speed and defense seems to be regaining some traction across baseball. Still, hitters are more prone to be pull-heavy.
"When I played, hitters were in more of a closed stance," Piniella said. "Now, you see hitters in more of an open stance."
Approaches at the plate may have changed over the years, but the end goal remains the same.
"Regardless of how [hitters] change, you have to score runs," Piniella said.
Intentional or not, pitchers pile up K's
CHICAGO -- Cubs starter Tom Gorzelanny struggled with his command on Friday, but still was in position to win the game when he departed in part because of his ability to get strikeouts in key situations.
Gorzelanny whiffed seven batters in his five innings against the Pirates, and now has struck out 83 batters in 78 1/3 innings for Chicago since being acquired from Pittsburgh last season, a rate of 9.5 batters per nine innings. In four seasons for the Pirates, he whiffed 5.9 batters per nine.
Do the Cubs preach a different approach?
"There probably is the same emphasis anywhere you go," said Gorzelanny. "It's the same mentality for every pitcher, you pitch to contact and try to get quick outs. I think for us, we've been fortunate to have guys on the staff with great stuff.
Despite the high K-rate, Gorzelanny does not consider himself to be a strikeout pitcher.
"We preach getting guys to make contact," Gorzelanny said, "and trying to get guys to make contact early, but there are just times you get two strikes and are able to finish guys off."
The Cubs entered Saturday's game with 288 strikeouts, the most in the Major Leagues. This is nothing new. Chicago led the National League in strikeouts in eight of the previous nine seasons. Yet, starter Randy Wells agrees that there is no particular organizational emphasis on striking batters out.
"As far as starters go, you want to try to get as deep into the game as you can and get as many quick outs as you can," Wells said. "Strikeouts are just accidents. I know for me they are, I'm not a power pitcher at all. For us, you [do] have guys like [Carlos] Marmol and [Carlos] Zambrano that can pile up a lot of strikeouts in a hurry."
Besides the power arms the Cubs have accumulated over the years, Wrigley Field itself may be a factor in the annual high ranking in strikeouts. During the decade in which the Cubs have lorded over the league strikeout standings, their pitchers have averaged 8.3 strikeouts per nine innings at home, versus 7.8 on the road.
"The wind, when it blows out, it pushes in pitchers' faces and makes the ball dance a little more," said Wells. "It's a Catch-22, when the ball is flying out, it kind of [stinks], but for sinkerballers and changeup guys, it helps. Then, obviously, when the wind is blowing in, pitchers have a big advantage."
Wells also thinks the cozy dimensions of Wrigley Field play a role in encouraging hitters to over-swing.
"The short porch leads to longer swings," Wells said.
Castro settling in with glove for Cubs
CHICAGO -- The Cubs entered the season believing they had a strong group of position players. So far, that group has not only collectively disappointed with the bat, but they haven't been any better in the field. That begs the question: If you're not hitting or fielding, what else is there?
"When you're not scoring runs, what's your best offense? A good defense," said Cubs manager Lou Piniella. "That's it. We haven't [play well defensively]. That's one area where, if you want to win consistently, we've got to improve.
"[Defense] has a direct bearing on how many runs the other teams scores and how hard you make it for your pitchers. It needs to get a whole lot better, and relatively quick."
Entering Saturday's game, the Cubs ranked 15th in the National League in fielding percentage, just ahead of Arizona. However, it's not just the routine plays on which the Cubs have fallen short. Chicago ranks 13th in the NL in defensive efficiency, a stats which measures the percentage of balls in play a team converts into outs -- an excellent measure of a team's range.
"We've made some silly errors, some errors you wouldn't expect," said Piniella. "We've got to get more consistent. I'm confident we will."
A positive sign on the defensive front is the play the last two games from rookie shortstop Starlin Castro, who was promoted from the Minors to increase the range at the most important defensive position on the field. Castro struggled with routine plays in his first few games, committing five errors in his first five games, but has looked smooth and, more importantly, reliable in his last two outings.
Castro committed three errors in Monday's game against Florida and in doing so, he became the first Cubs shortstop since Shawon Dunston in 1985 to pull off the undesirable hat trick. He followed that up with another error on Tuesday, and nearly had another when an infield chopper he was unable to come up with was changed from an error to an infield single. Then, on Wednesday, he missed a grounder to his left off the bat of Florida's Chris Coghlan, the first hitter of the game. However, Castro started a double play on the next hitter, Gaby Sanchez, then ranged far to his right to run down a soft liner from Hanley Ramirez. The play may have been a spark for Castro because, since then, he's been flawless.
"This kid, we just have to be patient with him and let him play," said Piniella. "He's going to be just fine.
Nady in lineup for second consecutive day
Shortly before manager Lou Piniella addressed the media Saturday, he made a minor lineup tweak with possibly bigger implications.
The scorecard posted in the Cubs' clubhouse prior to the game featured Tyler Colvin batting eighth and playing right field, but it was in fact Xavier Nady who started in right, batting seventh. It marked the first time Nady has started on back-to-back days this season, significant because he is recovering from Tommy John surgery on his right throwing arm. Nady doubled in his first at-bat.
"I didn't know if he would be available to play two days in a row, but he says he's ready to go, so we'll put him out in right field," Piniella said.
Piniella said before Friday's game that Nady's elbow wasn't quite 100 percent and he would be ready to play every day by June 1. Despite Nady's second straight start, his status remains the same.
"I just had a talk with our trainer and nothing has really changed. We're still going about it the same way," Piniella said. "We need to get him on the field more often. It's according to his availability. And we've got to swing the bats a little bit."
Nady is a career .300 hitter against left-handed pitchers and the Pirates started southpaw Paul Maholm in the second game of the series.
With the lineup change, Starlin Castro moved to eighth in the order. Piniella added that Colvin was fine and he would not hesitate to use him against lefties in the future.
In another lineup move, Piniella slotted Geovany Soto in the five-hole for the second time this season. Soto went 1-for-3 with a walk behind the cleanup hitter against the Marlins on Wednesday.
"What does it do for us? It'll put a catcher hitting fifth in our lineup," Piniella said jokingly. "He's been swinging the bat. We've been hitting Soto seventh, so what we did was flip-flop Nady and Soto."
The 27-year-old backstop has registered 53 at-bats from the eight-hole and 27 at-bats in the seven spot this season. During his 2008 Rookie of the Year campaign, Soto had roughly the same number of at-bats at fifth (133), sixth (158) and seventh (159), but he hit just .226 when batting fifth, compared to .278 when batting sixth and .302 when batting seventh.
Piniella said he doesn't put much into the lineup change.
"I think too much is made of those things," Piniella said, echoing a one of his familiar refrains. "They're very subtle, little things."
Regardless, the move might be a reflection of Soto's production. Though he hasn't had enough at-bats to qualify, Soto would rank second in the National League in on-base percentage with a .459 mark.
Worth noting
CHICAGO -- The Cubs announced a couple of starting time adjustments to their schedule to accommodate television during Interleague Play. On June 13, the game against the White Sox will begin at 7:05 p.m. CT and will be broadcast on ESPN. The following week, the game against the Angels will begin at 1:20 p.m. and will be shown on WGN. Both games are at Wrigley Field. ... Len Kasper and Bob Brenly, the Cubs' television announcing team, will call Sunday's game from the bleachers. The duo will set up in left-center field, adjacent to the batter's eye. ... Chad Tracy remains hot for the Iowa Cubs. He went 3-for-6 with three RBIs on Friday, and is now 13-of-24 (.542) since being sent to Triple-A last week. ... The Cubs entered Saturday's game with a .291 team average this season at Wrigley Field, the third-best home average in baseball. ... The Cubs are 1-16 this season when scoring fewer than four runs.
Bradford Doolittle is a contributor to MLB.com. Matt Forman is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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If you have to raise your exposure by 4 stops afterwards, you are not 'very good' at nailing the exposure... Then again, it's nice to be able to do that without introducing a lot of noise.Wow! Another clueless self proclaimed expert, making a fool out of himself with the "proper exposure-comment".
Unbelievable! That's all I have to say.
And... YET ANOTHER clueless, pompous, self-proclaimed expert chimes in.
The guy has a valid point whether or not you agree with his understanding and definition of the term "exposure". I have used the totally awful 5dII for years and have yet to find a shot where I needed to yank the bottom end 4 stops.


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Hi there.
I'm trying do deliver video clips embedded in a MMS with this results:
1.- .3gp videos work fine.
2.- .rm videos doesn't work from the MMS. I get "Unable to display message. Select Objects ...". If I select "Objects" I can play the video.
It seems like Real Player only play files from memory, but not from MMS Attachments.
- Is this right?
- Is this a Mime Type problem?
- What's the correct mime type for ".rm" video files?
- Can you please provide me a smil example with rstp:// protocol?
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When Bryce Harper was a kid, he didn't have an SNES. That was old technology. When he came of age, he was probably a 5-year-old with a Playstation. That's how young he is. Sure, you can list his exact age, but where's the fun in that? Point is, he's young.
But he could start for the Nationals as soon as this season. He could break camp with the team. Pete Kerzel of MASN Sports lists five things Harper has to do to make the 25-man roster, and suggests that the decision will be a tug-of-war between manager Davey Johnson and GM Mike Rizzo:
Both sides have some history on the side of their arguments. As the New York Mets' manager in 1984, Johnson worked hard to convince then-GM Frank Cashen that a 19-year-old flame-throwing pitcher named Dwight Gooden was good enough to advance from Single-A to the bigs. Johnson won, Gooden dominated and the Mets were World Series champs by 1986. Rizzo's got a long history as a talent evaluator and scout and knows a thing or two about developing players.
Kerzel's list of five things is one part physical, and four parts mental. Harper has the five tools, and he can probably hit right now, but not being a jackass is an underrated sixth tool. Whether or not he has that one is still an open question.


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Once upon a time, green nails would have been a sure sign to get to a doctor who specializes in fungus treatments.
This spring, however, green nails are a result of the trendiest and most popular nail polish around.
Were talking light green not heavy, deep forest green or disco green with glitter accents.
Were talking the color of fresh grass, pistachios, edamame, kiwi fruit, spring peas and cool mint.
Need some examples? Heres an idea of whats in stores now.
• Green Envy from Maybelline Color Show polish. $3.99 at drugstores and mass retailers.
• Jade Jump from Sally Hanson Insta-Dri. $4.99 at mass retailers.
• Spring Buds by Deborah Lippmann. $19 at Neiman Marcus ( neimanmarcus.com) and Sephora ( sephora.com).
• The More the Merrier by Essie. $8.50 at Nordstrom ( nordstrom.com) and Ulta ( ulta.com).
• Hula Skirt by Clinique. $12.50 at department store Clinique counters ( clinique.com).
• High Line Green by New York Color quick dry nail polish. $1.99 at drugstores and mass retailers, including CVS and Rite-Aid.


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Heavy smoke poured out of a home in east Toledo early Saturday morning.
Fire crews arrived to a house fire on the 400 block of Platt Street around 2 a.m.
Investigators say the blaze caused heavy damage.
According to neighbors on the scene, the home is vacant.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
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While high school football teams around the area are recognizing National Breast Cancer Awareness Month by doing things such as wearing pink and painting pink ribbons on their field, Fort Pierce Westwood wanted to do a little something extra.
The Panthers donated $500 of their football program's budget to the Susan G. Komen Foundation in honor of Brittany Walker, a breast cancer survivor and sister to football player Na'im Walker. Brittany Walker was recognized at halftime of the Panthers' game Monday against Suncoast, which Westwood won 20-16.
Athletic director Jill Willette said the donation was something special the football team decided to do on its own.


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Simonton Studio, an Old Town get-away for 2 in Key West
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- sleeps 2
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- pets allowed yes
- type Studio
- community Old Town
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$ 850 - $ 1,600 / week
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The Simonton Studio is neat, sweet and complete. This pet friendly accommodation is the perfect location for exploring Key West. So, get out there and live it up in Key West and come home to a king size bed and everthing you need to fix your own cocktails and grilled shrimp. Two bicycles are provided to explore the island.
Located in a 6 unit compound this tiny Association is located in the heart of Old Town on Simonton St. Walk to the Hemmingway House, the Butterfly Conservatory and stroll Duval street with it's shops, restaurants, galleries and museums. There is a Laundromat providing drop off service a block away.
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The condo features a king size bed, free wifi service, full size fridge and stove, fully equipped kitchen, Cable TV, Air Conditioning and a coffee table that rises up to dining height. The bath has a spacious walk-in shower.
You have a patio outside where you can drink your morning coffee and take in the warm breeze. A shared gas grill is also provided. I provide two bicycles with locks to explore the island.
activities and attractions in Key West The Florida Keys
Local attractions include sailing trips to the reef for snorkelling, fishing excursions, kayak excursions, Ghost Tours, Conch Train Tours and much much more. Key West is a town filled with Victorian architecture; it has a history filled with pirates, salvaging and the wealth that those trades once brought. It has been a refuge for writers, Presidents, parrotheads(Jimmy Buffet fans), artists and tourists looking to find a different Florida experience. Key West is funky, eccentric, expressive, tolerant and fun loving.
vacation rental rates
Minimum 3 nights stay; Pet fee is additional $15 per night; Prices subject to tax of 12.5%
Nightly Rates:
Spring Season 2014 - Apr.26 - July 31 - $970 per week: $145 per night
Summer Season 2014 - Aug 1 - October 18 - $850 per week; $130 per night
Fantasy Fest 2014* - October 19 - Oct 25 $1600 for the week; $250 per night *
Fall 2014 - Oct 26 - Dec 19 - $970 per week; $145 per night
Xmas 2014 - Dec 20 - 27 - $1300 per week; $198 per night *
New Years 2014 - Dec 27 - Jan 3 - $1600 per week; $230 per night*
Winter 2015: Jan 4 - April 24 - $1300 per week; $198 per night.
Spring 2015: Apr 25 - July 31 - $970 per week: $145 per night
* Minium 5 night stay for Fantasy Fest and Hoildays
Pam MacKenzie 305-393-7513
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Key West
- Go snorkelling.
- Take in some local live theater
- Go sea kayaking
- Do the house tours , when they are on
- Go to Fort Jefferson.
Top things to do on a budget
- The Duval Crawl, stroll the street of many sights
- Sound check at the Green Parrot, friday at 5:30pm
- Bike around the island.
- Visit the Eco Discovery Center,it's free!
- Visit the Top of the La Concha Hotel
Top things to do with a family
- Sunset Celebration!
- Fort Zachary Taylor State Park
- The Conch Train Tour
- Visit the Aquarium
- Dine at Blue Heaven for breakfast.
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Gloucester Daily Times
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E-reader instruction night, 6 p.m., T.O.H.P. Burnham Library; learn how to download free books from the library catalog.
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Multigenerational knitting group begins, 3 to 4 p.m. Meets Wednesdays until Feb. 20. Knitting supplies, instruction and snack provided. Ages: first grade and up.
Yankee Networkers Chapter of BNI business networking breakfast, 7 to 8:30 a.m., Periwinkles, 74 Main St. Visitors welcome.
Poetry reading, 7:30 p.m., Gloucester Writers Center, 126 East Main St., Gloucester. Erica Funkhouser reads poems she is writing in response to "The Dream Songs" by John Berryman. Funkhouser teaches the advanced poetry writing workshop at MIT and lives in Essex.
Friday Feb. 8
"The Love Letters of John and Mary Adams," 7:30 p.m., First Congregational Church, 39 Main St. Followed by a Winfrey's chocolate buffet. Presented by Essex Historical Society and Shipbuilding Museum. Features Adams' scholars and living history performers Patricia Bridgman and Thomas Macy. Advance tickets are $10 per person; visit www.essexshipbuildingmuseum.org. $15 at door, $5 for students.
Saturday, Feb. 9
Essex Democratic Committee Caucus, 9:45 a.m., Senior Center, 17 Pickering St. Doors close at 10 a.m. To elect delegates for the Massachusetts Democratic Convention to be held on June 1 in Lowell. Refreshments served. Call Lysa Leland at 978-768-7006.
Cursillo Ultreya pot-luck, 5 p.m., St. John the Baptist Church Hall. Followed by ultreya at 6 p.m. Call Al Mitchell at 978-879-3655.
Cafe Shalom, 7 p.m., Temple Ahavat Achim, 86 Middle St., Gloucester. Performance by Backwoods Ramblers. Daisy Nell of Essex opens the show. $10 donation suggested.


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COLLIER COUNTY: Firefighters are still battling a mulch fire near US-41 East, about five miles east of Collier Boulevard.
The fire is in the area of a few mobile homes but no structures were threatened, said Greg Speers, East Naples fire spokesman.
The fire, which was called in at 2:42 a.m. Saturday, consists of burning farm debris, mainly mulch, about 40 feet high and 200 feet long, Speers said.
Officials on scene we spoke to say it is not just the surface of the mulch piles that are on fire; they say the area deep within the mulch piles are burning as well.
They say when the organic material starts to break down, it produces heat. And when atmospheric conditions and conditions in the pile are just right, spontaneous combustion is possible.
Officials we spoke to say the fire could potentially be burning for days to come because they will ultimately have to wait until the fire burns itself out.
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It's been suggested, and I'd like to get started, an open thread on the week's EPL games. This will be a place to talk about all the various matches going on besides Arsenal games.
This will be of particular interest to our I Know The Score participants, but anybody is welcome to jump in and discuss.
This week's EPL games (copypasted from IKTS14):
English Premier League Fixtures for Tuesday, December 20th, 2011:
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs. Norwich City
Blackburn Rovers vs. Bolton Wanderers
English Premier League Fixtures for Wednesday, December 21st, 2011:
Aston Villa vs. Arsenal
Manchester City vs. Stoke City
Newcastle United vs. West Bromwich Albion
Everton vs. Swansea City
Queens Park Rangers vs. Sunderland
English Premier League Fixtures for Thursday, December 22nd, 2011:


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The EXPO is FREE and includes health screenings, cooking demonstrations, product and service exhibitors, as well as leading experts talking about diabetes management, research and prevention. Get the latest information on preventing and managing diabetes and its deadly complications to help keep you and your family healthy.
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There were many black football players in the early days of college football, particularly in the Big Ten. Their history was marked by abuse and incidents of racism. Can you imagine such things...
Looking back at Mike Milbury's mixed Islanders draft record gives us a gauge for our expectations for Garth Snow's drafts.
Who was the best Islanders GM of the 2000s? With sterling candidates such as Mike Milbury, Neil Smith and Garth Snow, it's a tough choice. Or not.
"First, thank you for the patience you've exhibited. We're going to make some mistakes, we're going to do some very smart things. We're going to stay the course, we're going to build this team with the younger players, through the draft, and sprinkle in the kind of free agents we believe will add to the team."Charles Wang's message to Islanders fans in the WFAN interview. He made no mention of "thousand points of light," but he did fault himself for "chickening out" and not hiring Snow as GM 40 days earlier.
More observations from Thrashers Prospect Camp
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Bill Torrey moving expeditiously
The 25 Greatest Husker Football Players of the Past 25 Years.
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Plans for a new hospital in Green Valley are moving forward. But, so is the opposition.
The hospital would be located south of Continental Road in Green Valley and would serve thousands of people who would otherwise have to go to Tucson for medical care.
However, there's concern about the hospital's effects on surrounding areas.
The proposed hospital would be on 22 acres on the east side Frontage Road on Interstate 19, just south of Green Valley.
The developer asked for some size and height variances today and he got what he wanted.
Historic Canoa Ranch is about three-quarters of a mile south. A Green Valley neighborhood is about a quarter mile north.
The full-service hospital would be two stories high with 32 beds to start. Everyone who spoke at the public hearing today favored a hospital in the area, even those who spoke in opposition to the variances.
Their concerns ranged from worries about medical helicopters flying in and out, to their views, to their property values.
Lisa Pope, a Green Valley Resident said, "I feel a hospital is needed in this area. I am, however, opposed to this particular location and subsequent zoning amendment."
Another resident, Steve Gilbert said, "The speed at which this process is occurring is mind boggling to us."
"I understand all of you here are involved, but you don't live there. I do," said Pam Weston.
The Whipple Observatory on Mount Hopkins is about 11 miles away, the worry is light pollution affecting telescopes.
Dan Brocious, Whipple Observatory Mt. Hopkins Research Associate said, "Given the amount of open land elsewhere, and where the populations centers are, there might be a better location for this."
Pima County staff says hospital design would have to adhere to what are considered some of the most strict light pollution codes in the country. People who favored building the hospital had some very personal reasons, mainly the long trip to a Tucson hospital in an emergency.
Catherine Ross told of driving behind her husband's ambulance. "For 40 minutes, driving up there, I did not know if my husband was alive or dead," she said.
Paul LaCroix said, "Over the past two years I've had the privilege of two ambulance rides. One to St. Mary's and one to St. Joseph's. There are more of those in my future. It'd sure be nice if the ride was a bit shorter. "
Judi Monday, of Tubac said, "Your property values will increase. I am asked daily when I'm showing property why we don't have a hospital given that the average age is 72 years old."
The vote to recommend the variances, making the hospital slightly taller and slightly larger than current code, passed unanimously.
The developer has promised continued meetings with Green Valley and other residents.
The Pima County supervisors will make the final decision, but there are many more hurdles to jump before a hospital would open its doors in the Spring of 2014.
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The heart and soul of Avista can be found in our employees. They are not only devoted to doing an exceptional job for our customers but they wholeheartedly dedicate themselves to community service in a way that is inspirational and downright contagious.
In 2012, their generosity resulted in more than 50,000 hours of volunteer service to more than 1,000 organizations, both large and small. From hanging holiday lights along the streets of Wallace , Idaho, to leading the annual summer community celebration in Deer Park, Washington. From teaching Junior Achievement curriculum in schools in Spokane, Washington and Medford, Oregon to helping at the Lentil Festival in Pullman, Washington.
Backpack for Kids
One hundred-twenty Avista employees partnered with the Salvation Army in Spokane at "Backpack for Kids." It is the largest school supply give-away of its kind in the region, and it provides an excellent opportunity to also reach low-income families with helpful energy savings information and free weatherization materials. In all, more than 3,700 backpacks filled with school supplies and nearly the same number of totes filled with energy-saving materials and information were given out to more than 1,500 families.
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It's amazing what a little plot of land — and some initiative — can do.
In 2003, a group of Avista employee volunteers undertook to transform a piece of the company's property into a flourishing community garden. In that very first year, they donated more than a ton of produce to Second Harvest Food Bank.
The garden continues to yield at that rate, and starting in 2005, we also began contributing fresh produce to Riverview Retirement Community and the Women and Children's Free Restaurant.
Over the years, the tending of the garden has been turned over to the Riverview Retirement Community, but the donations still go to the Women's and Children's Free Restaurant.
Avista continues to support Riverview Retirement Community by pruning trees, tending to the sprinkler system, providing porta-potties, dirt and mulch. Additionally, for spring and fall clean-up staff may help with big clean-ups.
One acre. Ninety raised planting beds. Hundreds of lives touched.
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Avista and our employees give time and resources every year to Project Warm-Up — a program of RSVP of Spokane County, which is sponsored by the YMCA of the Inland Northwest that provides thousands of knitted, crocheted and sewn items to keep neighbors warm.
In 2013, Project Warm-Up had distributed over 101,500 items to those in need in the Spokane area since our program began in 1991.
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Former Raiders QB JaMarcus Russell is in Washington today to meet with and try out for the Redskins, according to multiple internet reports. It was first reported by FOX 26 Houston.
Russell was released by Oakland in May 2010 after the Raiders acquired former Redskins QB Jason Campbell on draft day. The top pick of the 2007 draft played in 31 games in three seasons, throwing 18 touchdowns, 23 interceptions with a career completion percentage of 52.1. He was often out of shape, as a report said he showed up at Raiders minicamp in March at 290 pounds.
The Redskins' QB situation has been newsworthy the past few days, after head coach Mike Shanahan removed starter Donovan McNabb with two minutes remaining of the team's Week Eight game vs. the Lions, replacing him with Rex Grossman. After the game, the coach said McNabb wasn't comfortable running the team's two-minute offense, but backtracked on Monday, saying that the QB's health played a factor in the switch.
"Donovan's been hampered with hamstring injuries, quad injuries, some contusions down there," Shanahan said.
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It's unlikely the Redskins would sign Russell to a contract, but it is common for teams to try out players, especially during bye weeks. Still, the timing is a bit odd with all the controversy surrounding the quarterback play with the team. This may be a ploy by Shanahan to divert attention away from McNabb and onto a QB who is unlikely to play in the NFL any time soon.


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Sausage Quesadillas Recipe
When Ruth Lee of Troy, Ontario needed a quick dish, she came up with this tempting entree stuffed with sausage and veggies.
- 1 Johnsonville® Mild Italian Sausage Links link, casing removed
- 1/2 small red onion, sliced
- 1/2 small sweet red pepper, julienned
- 2 teaspoons canola oil, divided
- 1/3 cup frozen corn, thawed
- 1/4 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/8 teaspoon salt, optional
- 1/8 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/8 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 medium tomato, seeded and diced
- 2 flour tortillas (8 inches)
- Sour cream and salsa, optional
- 3/4 to 1 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese
- Crumble sausage into a large skillet; cook over medium heat until no longer pink. Drain; set sausage aside. In the same skillet, saute onion and red pepper in 1 teaspoon oil for 5 minutes. Add corn and seasonings. Cook and stir for 5 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Stir in tomato and sausage; heat through.
- Spoon over one side of each tortilla. Sprinkle with cheese; fold over. Cook in remaining oil over medium heat for 1-2 minutes on each side or until cheese is melted. Cut each into three wedges. Serve with sour cream and salsa if desired. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Sausage Quesadillas in Cooking for 2 Winter 2005, p27
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Maybe it happens when you're stuck in traffic. Or maybe it's during a family trip to the zoo.
It's the fantasy of giving it all up and living on a farm.
The best of both worlds comes together in farm stays. You get to live on a working farm for a few days — work on the farm, eat the organic farm food and sleep in a cozy farm cabin. And when you're ready to return to reality, you can leave the farm behind and return to your normal life. Here are some great options:
Cold Moon Farm
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Details: Stay in this cozy bed-and-breakfast situated on a farm. The B&B has an outdoor hot tub, a game room and even an exercise room. When you wake, you may be treated to breakfasts prepared from freshly gathered eggs and homemade yogurt.
Be a farmer: Gather eggs, feed the goats and sheep, fish, plant and pick vegetables and clean up the barn.
Other areas to explore: Cold Moon is three miles from the Stratton Mountain Ski and Golf Resort and 15 miles from outlet shops at Manchester Center's downtown area. There are a variety of restaurants within a five-mile radius.
Price: Starting at $185 per night
For more information: 802-297-3258, coldmoonfarm.com
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Details: Live in one of three private guesthouses on this 18th century farm. In return for all your hard work, you'll be treated to breakfast and dinner. Meals consist of freshly picked produce and all-natural grass-fed meats.
Be a farmer: Milk the cows and the goats, collect eggs, feed the pigs and bottle-feed small farm animals.
Other areas to explore: Just one minute away is Zoom Flume, one of the best water parks in New York. Or drive 45 minutes to Howe Caverns, an incredible cave and adventure park that is the second-most popular natural attraction in the state after Niagara Falls.
Price: Starting at $140 per adult per night
For more information: 518-239-6950, hull-o.com
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Details: It's perhaps the most upscale farm in existence, so if you want a luxury hotel experience on a 4,200-acre farm nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains, this is it. Enjoy everything from tennis to spa treatments to fly-fishing.


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Frozen Fruit Salad Recipe
"I use this recipe to add a healthy twist to brown-bag lunches," reports Virginia Powell of Eureka, Kansas. "I'm always in a hurry in the morning, so having a ready-made salad is a great help."
- 1 can (16 ounces) apricot halves, drained
- 1 container (16 ounces) frozen sweetened sliced strawberries, thawed and drained
- 3/4 cup pineapple tidbits
- 3 medium bananas, sliced
- 1 can (6 ounces) frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
- 1 juice can water
- In a food processor, chop apricots. In a bowl, combine the apricots, strawberries, pineapple, bananas, orange juice and water. Ladle into muffin cups that have been sprayed with cooking spray. Freeze.
- When frozen, quickly remove salads to freezer bags or tightly covered storage containers. When packing a lunch, place salad in individual storage container in a thermal lunch bag and it will thaw by lunchtime. Yield: 22-24 servings.
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Birthdate: October 18, 1984
Hometown: Vail, CO
Current World Cup Rankings:
These are the current FIS World Cup Rankings covering the Alpine Racing disciplines the racer has earned World Cup points in.
Olympic Skiing:
In the 2006 Olympics, Lindsey Vonn was 7th in super G, 8th in Downhill. At the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City, she finished 6th in the Combined.
World Championship Skiing:
In the 2011 World Championships at Munich, Germany, Lindsey Vonn was 2nd in the Downhill, 7th in the super G and did not start the second leg of the Super Combined.
At Val d'Isere, France, in 2009 Vonn finished 1st in Downhill and 1st in super G, DNF in Slalom and DSQ in Super Combined.
At Are, Sweden, in 2007 Lindsey was 2nd in Downhill, 2nd in super G, DNS in Slalom and DSQ in Super Combined.
In 2005 at Santa Caterina, Italy, she finished in 4th in Downhill, 4th in Combined, 9th in super G and DNF in Giant Slalom.
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I come from Singapore but find myself now living and working in the Netherlands, specialising in SMS 2003 / Configmgr 2007. I enjoy working and connecting people with computers and I hope I can share as much information as I can here through this blog.
"Computers do not just work like that, at the press of a button. From the moment a computer is switched on in your office, magic happens. That's why you need an IT department and they do more than crawling under your desk to plug in that wire you kicked out."
Imagine the scenario where you find yourself waiting longer then usual for a package to reach a Distribution Point. You have tried a refresh, a removal and every other possible action within the Configmgr Console GUI. Yet, the package never reaches and remains in the "Install Pending" state. Here are 3 nifty logs found in the SMS installation path that will help save you some drops of blood and empower you to find out the problem fast.
DESPOOL.LOG DISTMGR.LOGSCHEDULE.LOGIf you see the following entry in the DESPOOL.LOG, the following steps may be able to address your problem.
Received package AAA9999A version 4 SMS_DESPOOLER 9/15/2010 10:11:46 AM 6024 (0x1788)There is already a newer version of the compressed package for package AAA9999A, discard this one. SMS_DESPOOLER 9/15/2010 10:11:46 AM 6024 (0x1788)
However, when you look at the path and also in the package status, you see that it is not there, and still pending. The above message effectively tells Configmgr there is no need to send the package down since there is a newer one. But this is not true, therefore here is a quick work-around.
It's time to put aside the GUI and go straight to the raw locations of these packages and IDs. It is important to note that prior to attempting this steps, please ensure that the packages are not distributed to the affected distribution point by verifying for example through the GUI.
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Donaldson Company, Inc., is a leading worldwide provider of filtration systems and replacement parts. Founded in 1915, Donaldson is a technology-driven company committed to satisfying customer needs for filtration solutions through innovative research and development. Donaldson serves customers in the industrial and engine markets, including dust collection, power ...
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The Value of Audacity is visible from the road leading to Sister Superior from US128. It is located near the left side (closest to the Colorado River) and it faces downstream/toward the Crooked Arrow Spire. The huge roof on the first pitch can be seen from the road near the bottom of the cliff as a 2-tiered roof in a right-facing corner. The route is located just right of a very obvious, slightly left-leaning corner system near the left edge of the Convent.
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Normally jobs should be submitter using PBS Pro, unless you request a very short time (less then 1 minute). PBS Pro is the professional version of the Portable Batch System, a flexible workload management system, originally developed to manage aerospace computing resources at NASA. PBS has since become the leader in supercomputer workload management and the de facto standard on Linux clusters.
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In celebration of the new partnership that will see the Appleton Estate Jamaica Rum range being poured at all of the 19 Sandals and Beaches properties throughout the Caribbean, the two global iconic brands created a signature cocktail — The Innovator — in honour of the Jamaica Observer Limited. Last week, Jonique Gaynor, public relations coordinator at Sandals Resorts International, colleague Ian Spence, regional PR manager for St Ann and St Mary, and Sandals Grande Riviera bartender Junior 'Why Not' Bishop visited our Beechwood Avenue head office for a mixing demonstration of the signature cocktail. Sip to more innovation with Thursday Food.
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MTC's The Explorers Club to Star Jennifer Westfeldt, John McMartin and Lorenzo Pisoni
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Jennifer Westfeldt, John McMartin and Lorenzo Pisoni have joined the cast of the Manhattan Theatre Club world premiere of Tony Award nominee Nell Benjamin's The Explorers Club, which will begin Off-Broadway previews May 28 at New York City Center Stage I.
Marc Bruni, who directed the recent Encores! concerts of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Pipe Dream and Harold Rome's Fanny, as well as Off-Broadway's Ordinary Days and Old Jews Telling Jokes, will stage the comedy that officially opens June 20 for a run through July 21.
In addition to Tony nominee Westfeldt ("Kissing Jessica Stein," Wonderful Town), Tony nominee McMartin (Grey Gardens, Follies) and Pisoni (Equus, Humor Abuse), the cast will include Brian Avers (Rock 'n' Roll), Max Baker (Cyrano DeBergerac), Steven Boyer (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes), Arnie Burton (Peter and the Starcatcher), Carson Elrod (All in the Timing) and David Furr (The Importance of Being Earnest).
Here's how it's billed: "London, 1879. The prestigious Explorers Club is in crisis: their acting president (Pisoni) wants to admit a woman (Westfeldt), and their bartender is terrible. True, this female candidate is brilliant, beautiful, and has discovered a legendary Lost City, but the decision to let in a woman could shake the very foundation of the British Empire, and how do you make such a decision without a decent drink? Grab your safety goggles for some very mad science involving deadly cobras, irate Irishmen and the occasional airship."
Benjamin was one of the writers of the musicals Legally Blonde, Cam Jansen and Sarah, Plain and Tall, among other projects.
The creative team includes Tony winner Donyale Werle (scenic design), Anita Yavich (costume design), Philip S. Rosenberg (lighting design), Tony winner Darron L West (sound design), Tony nominee Laurence O'Keefe (original music), Tom Watson (hair and wig design) and Angelina Avallone (makeup design).
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Glad to see we all agree on this, and yet are ready to crucify Ponting should he ever express honestly what hw thought about a result. Or bag out McGrath for being up himself for calling a 5-0 result.
Glad to see we all agree on this, and yet are ready to crucify Ponting should he ever express honestly what hw thought about a result. Or bag out McGrath for being up himself for calling a 5-0 result.
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Railway City Double Dead Elephant - Railway City Brewing Company
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Ontario (Canada)
3.05/5 rDev -10.8%
Bottle- Pours a turbid orange with a frothy and lacey eggshell cap. Nose of apricot,pear, some c- hops with pine and some grapefruit. The aroma also has caramel and odd notes of warm butter. Tastes mildly leafy bitter, mostly sweet, with apricot and other fresh fruit,a bit of earthy funk, then comes the citrus with medium bitterness lingering and a medium body. Not all that bitter really when compared to regular DEA. A disappointment. The only they doubled here was the price.
02-10-2011 22:08:21 | More by mrmanning
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12-01-2011 11:57:56 | More by beerhunter13
Ontario (Canada)
2.9/5 rDev -15.2%
On-tap at C'est What Fall Festival 2010 of Craft Brewers. Not very popular, this wa but a fair DIPA. Above average carbonation with below average mouthfeel. Yellow and oh so lacey. Not very drinkable. Not acidic but not flavourful melang of ingrediants.
09-27-2010 03:35:43 | More by Sammy
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11-24-2011 04:26:51 | More by jsnoek
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08-01-2014 01:33:26 | More by Float_On
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +17%
My favourite Railway City brew, so delighted to see it and enjoy it again!! Beautiful amber colour, head and decent mouthfeel.
Aroma has a malt backbone with citrus hop twist. Not too sharp, but not dull either. Flavour is well-balanced (buttery diacetyl at a minimum), and really well done : citrus and pine finish plus an excellent grain portfolio.
This keg was fresh and brilliant. Definitely recommend!
10-15-2011 04:00:48 | More by hopsolutely
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12-29-2013 14:15:55 | More by DrJay
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3.43/5 rDev +0.3%
Had this on tap at C'est What's 2010 Fall Festival of Craft Breweries. Pours a clear orange colour with some foamy white head. Smells of citrus hops with a small bit of caramel malt coming through. Some bitterness and hop flavour, but not up to a double IPA level. I thought the normal dead guy was more like an APA than an IPA, just as I think this is more of an IPA than a IIPA.
09-30-2010 15:08:06 | More by kwjd
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01-26-2013 04:19:05 | More by mjacquard
Ontario (Canada)
3.24/5 rDev -5.3%
Alc./vol 6.5%
A: Pours a medium copper, sort of like a clover honey colour. Frothy white head about 1 inch then falls after a few minutes to a film. Lacing is low-medium throughout. Beer is very clear.
S: Grainy malt with hints of caramel and biscuit. Hop aroma is very floral with hints of grass.
T: Sweet yet not too malty. Hints of biscuit, some floral flavours. In the background there are some fruitiness present. Flavour is a bit watered down though.
M: Thin, watery, carbonation is low-medium. Dry and bitter finish.
O: Not all that impressed. The taste and mouthfeel are not what I had expected after smelling the beer. This is a very average beer and the mouthfeel just puts me off.
01-24-2013 02:00:18 | More by Kremlock
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04-19-2013 21:46:34 | More by GoHabsGo
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500ml bottle courtesy of Sonita Bird. Thanks again! My understanding is that this beer is a "fresh hop" IPA brewed with locally harvested hops. It's an annual fall release and, to my knowledge, is NOT meant to be an Imperial IPA (hence the same ABV as Dead Elephant). I believe it has different and higher amounts of hops than the regular DEA and that is why the "Double" name is used.
Pours a clear copper hue with golden edges, some chill haze, and a thin ring of cream coloured froth. A few spots of lacing speckle the pint glass.
Nose is perfume, flower petals, peanut brittle, hints of rubber and plastic, bread dough, strawberry, and weedy-grassy notes. Hops are very "raw" in this beer, but the aroma isn't particularly appetizing. Smells like an amateur home brew that's trying to be a hop bomb but falls short.
Taste is floral and spicy hops, more nuttiness, toffee, cotton candy sweetness, faint strawberry, weak bitter finish with a green grassiness on the cough. A weird melange of flavours, quite muddled and not overly enjoyable.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, a little slick and oily, sharp carbonated bite precedes a mild citric bitterness and drying finish. Better than the taste at least.
Overall, I was excited to hear that RCB was doing a fresh hop IPA, but it seems like they don't know how to brew with high levels of hops. This beer is too green, perfumey, and flowery, in an unpleasant and novice sort of way. The rubbery, plasticy, and strong nutty elements are probably unintentional (still having equipment problems and resin build-ups, perhaps?) and the bitterness is subdued for the style. I wanted to like this ale but it's dreadfully flawed. When will this brewer step up its skills and improve its quality control? I'm concerned we might never see that day come. A massively disappointing beer.
09-19-2011 20:09:40 | More by cratez
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Department of Public Works officials will hold a public hearing about transfer sticker fees, parking sticker fees and costs associated with trash removal, starting at 7 p.m. at the Rockport Public Library.
The current rates are $25 for a residential parking sticker, $140 for a flat-rate transfer station sticker and $25 for a pay-as-you-throw sticker, with lower costs for seniors.
Fees have only changed slightly in recent years, and DPW director Joe Parisi said Tuesday that tonight's public hearing is not aimed at any proposed increase or decrease in the rates; it is only to open up the rates for general discussion.
Parisi said the pay-as-you-throw method has become more prevalent in other municipalities, and has found success since debuting in Rockport as well. The pay-as-you-throw system allows people to pay for what they dispose of on a case-by-case basis, rather than the user paying a flat fee associated with using the transfer station.
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In previous years, transfer station sticker fees were $165, second transfer station stickers were $30 and are now $25 and the senior rate for transfer station stickers is $100, down from $120.
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The stickers for the current year expire at the end of May. The sticker rates for the 2013-2014 season will be set after the meeting of the DPW Board of Commissioners tonight.
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She was town clerk at Kansas for many years. She loved to fish and garden. She loved all her family and her many, many friends.
Visitation will be from 1 until 2 p.m. today, Oct. 1, 2012, in the parlor at Kilgore-Green Funeral Home in Jasper. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today, Oct. 1, in the Kilgore-Green Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Pocahontas Cemetery in Carbon Hill. Morris Helton will officiate.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Parrish; and parents, Jeff and Bertie Mae Hodgson.
She is survived by her daughter, Gail Warren of Carbon Hill; son, Jimmy Watts (Lynn) of Bremen; step-children, Beverly Whitten, Donna Carvillo, Tim Parrish, Phillip Parrish, and Gregory Parrish; grandchildren, Steve Warren (Kim) of Fultondale, Jim Watts of Virginia, Chris Starnes of Bremen, and Sara Starnes of Bremen; great-grandchildren, Bailey Warren, Brody Warren, Isaac Starnes, and Sally Starnes; sisters, Martha Huett of Sumiton and Linda Pair of Carbon Hill; brothers, Jeffery Hodgson (Thelma) of Adamsville, Bill Hodgson (Becky) of Carbon Hill, George Hodgson (Susan) of Tuscaloosa, James Hodgson (Elaine) of Headland.
You may register online at www.kilgoregreenfuneralhome.com.
Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503


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Rated: Not Rated
Genre: Documentary
Street Date: April 9, 2013
Available On: DVD and Blu-ray
The Film: "Planet Ocean" is a call-to-action documentary narrated by Josh Duhamel. The film looks at various wonders of the ocean and how these areas are in grave danger if we don't act quickly to counteract the decades of damage our industrial society has caused.
The Extras: "In the Skies Above Rio," "Underwater" and "Shanghai" featurettes.
Recommendation: Having recently watched "The Blue Planet: Seas of Life" as well as numerous other nature documentaries I found that "Planet Ocean" was a bit too preachy to enjoy. Even though I agree with its message a more subtle approach would have been greatly appreciated. Still, there are some breathtaking moments when the sermon gives way to the natural wonder of nature.
-Ryan Michael Painter