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Based in Brisbane this all male Line-up showcases their performing arts training at the Aboriginal Centre for Performing Arts particularly concentrating on the disciplines of dance and music.
After making such a huge impression at Bluesfest this year we had to have Allen Stone back.
"Without a dispute the best blues band in Australia. Their material is impeccable and their musicianship is a wonder to behold" - Sydney Morning Herald
The Beards are returning to Bluesfest after entertaining the crowd last year with favourites such as 'If Your Dad Doesn't Have a Beard, You've Got Two Mums'.
We invite you to check her out and you'll soon know why Festival Director, Peter Noble goes overboard for this woman.
Booker T.'s 25th Bluesfest performance will mark five years since the Soul and Rock legend last captivated the Bluesfest audience.
Boz gets the Bluesfest buzz. "One of the masters of American music"-Mike Barnes,Hollywood Reporter
Led by the irrepressible Joe Camilleri, The Black Sorrows continue to be one of Australia's most successful touring bands.
He's a Bluesfest favourite - an absolute legend and, can you believe it, he will be 78 next birthday !!!
"They're a great band, the singer is amazing, really beautiful, the guitars really jump out at you, very affecting, great stuff." - Nick Cave
"... has that big, brassy voice that has authority and sass; the kind of thing men like because its seductive and women like because its powerful"- BB King
"Chain's influence on Australian music has been enormous." - Rolling Stone magazine.
MC for Jurassic 5. Ozomatli Front man. Musician. Actor. Painter. Renaissance Man, Chali 2na has done it all.
The harmonica master is one of the most revered blues musicians in the world and has collaborated with legendary musicians including Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy Williamson and Tom Waits to name a few.
A self-taught seventeen year-old guitarist who brought his magic fingers into the Triple J studio impressing everyone including his idol John Butler.
This Melbourne based 9 piece R'n'B band are going to blow your mind at Bluefest
If thunder was a woman she would be Claire Anne Taylor. An ancient, supernatural goddess, with a soul that bellows and a heart that howls. Untamed, unhinged and unafraid.
"The unfamiliar might approach this all with skepticism, but danged if they won't come away impressed and probably a fan. For sure, you've never heard anything like it." - Vintage Guitar Magazine
Coronet Blue, who will be bringing their newly released third album, Better Day make their much anticipated Bluesfest debut. Singer song writer John Rooney always has a knack of putting together a stellar super group which will excite every music fan
As musical enigmas go, C.W. Stoneking is up there with the best. It's as if he has walked right out of the American deep south at the dawn of the 20th century
Bluesfest is incredibly excited to have the industry powerhouse play 2 shows at our 25th Anniversary
"Watching Daniel Champagnes performance is a once in a lifetime experience. He is a true prodigy that plays like no one else could possibly play unless they spent at least 2 lifetimes studying the art"- BW Review, New Zealand
Making his Bluesfest début is the Caracas,Venezuela born and very avant-garde folk singer-songwriter & renowned visual artiste
Remember the great rockin' blues/jam band Royal Southern Brotherhood from last year's Bluesfest? Well .... Bluesfest is knocked out to welcome back their lead guitarist DEVON ALLMAN, this time fronting his own band
The legendary Doobie Brothers on the legendary Bluesfest stage? Could we ask for anything more?
Dr John is back in town and he is armed with his incredible new album Locked Down.
If you're up for a high octane, energy filled rave then get yourselves down to see Dubmarine
Feel good folk has never been more fun to dance to than with the truly unique Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.
Three of Australia's most lauded singer-songwriters Mia Dyson, Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher will be sharing the Bluesfest stage for a not to be missed performance.
A perfect fit for our 25th Bluesfest birthday, ELVIS COSTELLO & THE IMPOSTERS return to rock Bluesfest - and we couldn't be happier to welcome them back.
He has criss-crossed the world for four decades paying his dues as a true story-teller, where Blues, Folk and World music intersect at a musical crossroads.
Erykah Badu isn't easily forgotten. Whether for her attire, her music or her personality, once you encounter Erykah, she stays with you.
Playing For Change is a movement created to inspire, connect and bring peace to the world through music.
One of Australia's best known guitarists, Phil has a single handedly turned more Australians onto the Blues than any other performer. From his earliest days backing pop artists and throughout his long career, his musical integrity has always set him apart
What makes Eugene unique, apart from his soul drenched vocals and blazing guitar work, is that he is the real deal
He's been called an edgy urban poet, the sound of New York, a confessional singer-songwriter, and an explorer of the links between rock, race and rebellion whose work should be taught in schools.
"The opening growl of his voice serves notice that he's not a man you are going to ignore" - Folk Radio UK
"the next Hendrix ... churning his distorted strings into a euphoric moment of psychedelia" - NY Times
Imagine if Janis Joplin and John Lee Hooker had a baby together; musically, this girl would be the offspring of that union.
He played the first two Sunbury festivals and has toured with Spike Milligan and opened for Harry Chapin, Frank Zappa, Sherbet, Cheech & Chong and Manfred Mann's Earth Band.
A definite must see! Warren Haynes returns with a new album and at least three of his star guests are also at Bluesfest ..... jam...anyone ??
Churchill is acknowledged for his guitar talents with a unique technique and explosive style shaped by intricate fingerpicking, percussive beats on the body of the guitar, and two-handed tapping intertwined with a 24 inch Kick drum, cascading harmonica melodies, and soulful voice.
After captivating the crowd at her Bluesfest debut in 2013, we had to have Grace Potter & The Nocturnals are back
"Rare are the musicians who can even play Zappa's music, let alone make it live and breathe. Thank the Lord for the GrandMothers of Invention..."
Saskwatch epitomize everything that we love at Bluesfest, they seem to have endless energy onstage, a timeless magnetism; songs that hook you from the first listen and are undeniably danceable.
Founding member of the one and only Allman Brothers Band, the greatest Southern Rock Band EVER
Hat Fitz & Cara's performance of live music is seeped in authentic realism. This dynamic duo is a unique combination that have skillfully combined their music of hill style country blues with old time folk.
It has been 8 years since Denver born India.Arie last graced the Bluesfest stage, this time she returns with a new album 'SongVersation'
"Pop music hadn't seen anything like it since the heyday of Cat Stevens," —Rolling Stone
One of the icons of Bluesfest - JACK JOHNSON - first introduced to Australia via Bluesfest in 2002, is returning for our 25th Anniversary and will be performing exclusively at Bluesfest on Good Friday 18th April.
With a million selling self-titled 2012 debut album, a fusion of "retro folk with blistering contemporary rock riffs" – Clash Magazine and a Mercury Prize nomination already under his belt, at the age of 19 Nottingham-born JAKE BUGG has been fast-tracked to stardom.
Grammy Award Winner, JAMES COTTON is bringing his pure, raw soul-wrenching blues harp to Bluesfest for the very first time.
A Sydney based Dance Theatre Company who encompass contemporary and traditional styles from the rich storytelling traditions of NSW to the northern Homelands of the Yolngu.
The ex- drive-By Truckers man is a wordsmith of the highest order - his beautifully crafted songs are special and timeless
Who is the guitar player's guitar player, the man that has inspired so many greats, the man regarded by many as the world's finest guitar player?
Jimmie Vaughan is far more than just one of the greatest and most respected guitarists in the world of popular music
After blowing us all away in 2012 and 2010, we couldn't wait to invite her back to Bluesfest for the 3rd time. Over the years Joanne Shaw Taylor has gone from a promising young blues talent to a bona fide force on the international music scene.
JOHN BUTLER has become a name synonymous with BLUESFEST, starting off on our smaller stages, his career and fame growing in tandem with that of the Festival
Bluesfest is extremely proud to announce the return of songwriter and musician JOHN MAYER to its main stage after seven years.
Having released over 40 albums, selling over 4,000,000 copies in Australia alone, it's easy to see why John Williamson is a national icon, treasure and institution.
It's gonna be a mighty, mighty roar that will greet the barefoot Ms Stone on her return next Easter to help with the Bluesfest Birthday celebrations.
Bluesfest is rapt to welcome back its own adopted daughter, Kasey Chambers, the undisputed Queen of Australian Country Music.
Since her debut album 'Little Eve' went gold and received 4 ARIA nominations, Kate has become one of the most talked about performers in Australian music.
KC & The Sunshine Band. You can't help but want to Shake Your Booty at Bluesfest 2014, and That's the Way (we) Like It.
It's a long-awaited warm welcome back to BLUESFEST for KT TUNSTALL
BLUESFEST – Get Ready – THE FUNKMEISTER is in da house !!
Take just one listen and you actually won't believe your ears, watch just one clip and the truly authentic gravelly blues voice and seminal Blues & Blues Rock Guitar will leave you speechless.
"…undeniably sexy... best enjoyed with friends, beer and sunshine." - Adam not Eve
Sharing the vision of celebrating the music of the late Capatin Beetheart, original members of The Magic Band re-visit the classic Beefheart tunes with special fervor.
Marshall Okell's music is the sound for Surf Roots and Australian Mojo Rock. It's stomping in high energy, yet jaw dropping and full of raw emotion
"...I've seen Matt Corby perform live, and every time has been a different, almost spiritual experience. The man has the ability to transport the audience to another atmosphere" - The AU Review.
Singer, songwriter, guitarist, philanthropist and Bluesfest favourite, Michael Franti and his band Spearhead are back
Mojo Webb is a versatile world-class electric and acoustic guitarist, and has a truly amazing voice. Also a multi-instrumentalist, he played every instrument on his all-original debut album...
British pioneering trip-hop trio Morcheeba are back with their original lineup, so get ready to hear the dreamy, soulful, down tempo sounds that we have loved since the 90's.
FEAT. IRONING BOARD SAM, MAJOR HANDY, PAT WILDER & DR. BURT. Bluesfest is honoured to bring this integral blues institution back to Australia and proud to be taking these musicians on the road for the first time.
Nahko leads Medicine For The People by example - on a musical mission to 'create healing and activate people to change things'.
She has been hailed "The Southern Fireball", "the new soul sensation" and even "the new Queen of Rock and Roll".
It has been over a few years now since the NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS graced our Bluesfest stage, and we are just thrilled to be welcoming them back!
We don't think there is a better way to celebrate turning 25 than with the ultimate party band – aka Ozomatli - playing this Easter.
We promised to bring some of the greats over the history of Bluesfest back for our 25th Anniversary, so we welcome back The Paladins
Mike Rosenberg aka Passenger's first ever Bluesfest performance is going to make our 25th Anniversary even more special!
Inspired by the infectious Afro-Beat music of Nigeria and its neighbours,this band delivers contemporary African Funk to Australian dancefloors.
Ray Beadle ripped it up at Bluesfest in 2010, 2011 & 2012 and we are welcoming him back with open arms for our 25th!
Robben Ford's performance at our 25th Anniversary will mark 15 years since he originally took the stage at Bluesfest in 1999.
A Bluesfest favourite and back by popular demand - RocKwiz Live returns to the Jambalaya Stage for three exciting shows in 2014.
"A night out with Round Mountain Girls is like a good night in with your partner. They'll leave you hot and sweaty, exhausted but exhilarated, sonically bruised, maybe even a little tender... and yet you'll still end up begging for more".
We welcome soul-rock diva Saidah Baba Talibah for her Bluesfest debut this Easter. Toronto-bred vocalist Saidah, daughter of Tony and Grammy Award-nominated icon Salome Bey, is "Canada's First Lady of Blues".
In two tours he has endeared himself to a growing army of fans...bringing his unique Indie-Folk to a whole new audience.
Born and bred in Melbourne, Australia, Blues & Soul troubadour Shaun Kirk's rapid growth as an artist is the result of a determined spirit and pure hard work.
We welcome Seun Kuti, the youngest son of Afrobeat founder Fela Kuti who along with his father's 16-piece funk fuelled orchestra, Egypt 80.
'The Riddim Twins' bring the sweet vocals of Bitty McLean to help Bluesfest celebrate 25 years of Roots, Rock and Reggae!!
Making their debut appearance at Bluesfest's 25th Birthday Party, we are excited to welcome the blistering brass-funk of THE SOUL REBELS to our stages.
Fusing Soul, Funk, Hip Hop and Jazz with not just Rock but an unashamed love of Oz Rock,SKUNKHOUR are set to hit Bluesfest with their high energy performance.
Singer-songwriter, actor, author, political activist, producer – Steve Earle is one of America's greatest living storytellers.
Bluesfest is proud to present SUZANNE VEGA in her first ever Bluesfest appearance
It's all about a USA born and based husband and wife, singing and playing together.
For nearly 30 years, GRAMMY award winning artist Terrance Simien, 8th generation Louisiana Creole has been shattering the myths about what his Indigenous Zydeco Roots music is and is not.
From the Australian East Coast, to the venues of London, the metros of Paris and the clubs of Mumbai, India, Tijuana Cartel have been on a journey through musical styles, studying and absorbing the origins of music in a wide range of cultures.
"This man need not prove his worth in Australia as he clearly sets the bench mark for aspiring song writers and clearly his songs mean a lot to a lot of people….." – Brag
It's that voice: "an emotional, blues-drenched instrument that ranges from a lilting slap to a knock-you-backwards uppercut":
Troy Cassar-Daley is at the top of the Australian Country Music scene. He has a reputation amongst his peers in the Australian music industry for being the most loved and respected singer/songwriters in country music.
Catchy, big melodies that just make you want to dance. This is everything you need to know about VALERIE JUNE
The Wailers are on a mission .... and it is to keep Bob Marley's music alive !!
It is with sadness that Bluesfest announce Walter Trout is not able to perform at Bluesfest in 2014 or his Sydney and Melbourne shows with Robben Ford due to health reasons.
WAR is not a band. WAR is a Movement! The movement started out in 1969 and Bluesfest 2014 will mark 45 years since it began.
whether you're in the mood for something light or something filling; something sweet or something salty, Watussi will be sure to satisfy your cravings.
Showcasing local school talent on the Cavanbah stage. Students from Byron Bay High, Kadina High, Brunswick Public School & the Steiner Schools are giving us a taste of their incredible musical talents!
Zane Carney is the lead guitarist of the Rock Quartet Carney and rhythm guitarist in John Mayer's band
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NASHVILLE (WATE) -- Death penalty questions in Nashville Thursday brought out tears and hedging from the jury pool for the first trial of suspects accused of killing Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom.
Attorneys for both sides continue questioning potential jurors in Davidson County for the trial of Letalvis Cobbins.
Several potential jurors were dismissed Thursday morning because they're strongly opposed to the death penalty. One woman quoted the Bible during questioning, saying "it's not our place, it's God's place."
Another member of the jury pool told the court he wouldn't be a good juror because he's on a strict diet regimen and has already lost 20 pounds.
One of Cobbins' attorneys, Scott Green, will attempt to prove that Cobbins wasn't the key player in the rapes and murders of Christian and Newsom.
"What if he was involved with some of it and not all of it. Could you make that distinction?" Green asked a potential juror.
Later, prosecutor Takisha Fitzgerald asked jury pool members if they had to decide, "Mr. Cobbins, your sentence is death. Could you do that?"
A few cried in response. Others said they couldn't answer appropriately right now.
The issue got so heated at one point Thursday afternoon, Judge Richard Baumgartner lost his temper for the first time during the selection process. He angrily yelled at the attorneys to stop arguing.
The warning came after Green repeatedly asked a woman, a proponent of the death penalty, whether she could truly consider a lesser sentence. "Honestly and openly can you go through the other parts? There is no wrong answer. I just need to know," Green said.
The question lead to a shouting match between the two sides. Prosecutor Leland Price loudly asked the judge to mute the defense.
Despite the defense's objection, the woman at the center of the heated debate was told to come back Friday for another round of questions.
By late Thursday, afternoon a handful of jurors were dismissed solely on the death penalty issue. Most in that group were strongly opposed to it.
One man who guards death row inmates for a living says he could never sign a warrant to kill anyone. Another woman who lost her son to a murder says she still couldn't sentence someone to death.
Pretrial publicity didn't pose a problem in Thursday's selection process, although it's what brought the process to Davidson County. However, each juror isn't being questioned about the publicity.
All 175 potential jurors in the pool were questioned individually. The majority will be back for another round of questions Friday. Those questions will be given in a group setting. A final jury is expected to be seated Friday.
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UCLA has a reputation for severely underpaying its coaches and being unwilling to invest in its athletics. So with Howland signing his fifth contract extension in five years Jeff Eisenberg took a look at how Howland's contract compares with those of some of the other top coaches in the country.
- Billy Donovan (Florida), $3.5 million
- Thad Matta (Ohio State), $2.5 million
- John Calipari (Memphis), $2.35 million
- Billy Gillispie (Kentucky), $2.3 million
- Tom Crean (Indiana), $2.3 million
- Ben Howland (UCLA), $1.97 million
- Roy Williams (North Carolina), $1.8 million
- Tubby Smith (Minnesota), $1.8 million
- Tom Izzo (Michigan State), $1.7 million
- Rick Pitino (Louisville), $1.65 million
- Bill Self (Kansas) $1.4 million (Expected to renegotiate this offseason)
Not bad for an athletic department that has a history of underpaying coaches. It's clear the attitude of the Morgan Center has changed since DG took over and coaches who perform are rewarded. Just check out the numbers of how Howland's salary has gone up in the past five years (again from Jeff Eisenberg).
Howland's annual salary
2003-04: $900,000 (11-17, 7th in Pac-10)
2004-05: $900,000 (18-11, lost to Texas Tech in NCAA first round)
2005-06: $900,000 (32-7, lost to Florida in NCAA title game)
2006-07: $1.15 million (30-6, lost to Florida in Final Four)
2007-08: $1.5 million (35-4, lost to Memphis in Final Four)
2008-09: $1.97 million (???)
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In 2004, Maggie Zingman's daughter Brittany Phillips was raped and murdered in Oklahoma.
Now Zingman travels the country in an SUV that's covered with pictures of her daughter and details about her rape.
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Although the mother hopes it will to generate tips about her daughter's death, her primary focus has moved towards educating communities about rape laws and the DNA database problems.
Zingman says it takes years for an inmate's DNA to be entered into the national database.
"We're just hitting the fourth anniversary right now and that means we can only hope that we'll get a hit on our DNA, cause we have it from the person actually from two sources of him but to have to wait four years from two sources to get something and then the man may have already gone into prison and gotten out, which will make it really hard to catch our killer," says Maggie Zingman.
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A seemingly intellectual tale about an innovative teacher's influence on her students only managed to draw a smile from me when the screen went black and the credits rolled.
Katherine Watson (Julia Roberts), a tyro at UCLA, accepts a job in the art history department at the prestigious, all-female Wellesley College. The forward-thinking professor soon finds that in 1953 the brightest women in the country are frauds, as many students major in domestic subjects such as dinner table etiquette.
Katherine seeks to inspire a group of girls, including the intellectual Joan (Julia Stiles), the entertaining Giselle (Maggie Gyllenhaal) and the callous Betty (Kirsten Dunst). Although this stacked cast turns in quality performances, the storyline does not give the audience a chance to become emotionally involved. Joan is the most amiable, but ceases to develop a strong rapport with Katherine. Although Dunst gives a solid performance, Betty is simply too self-absorbed and void of redeeming qualities. When she offers excuses for her actions three-quarters of the way through the film it is too late; we already hate her.
Another problem with the film is Mike Newell's direction. The film's message is annoyingly inconsistent. For example, a woman's freedom from relationships was viewed as a positive occurrence, but Giselle, the only character with divorced parents, is also the only sexually active character, and she has an eye for older men. The implied moral is that without a father figure, you become a desperate strumpet.
"Smile" is also ironically conformist to Hollywood in plot, and the predictability level is almost comical.
All in all, this movie is a poor attempt to create a female counterpart to the classic "Dead Poet's Society," and I want my eight dollars back.
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'Idiotas' offers few brains
Spanish theater production's complex plotlines offer engaging, though unsatisfying, experience
The University Spanish department's production of "Idiotas contemplando la nieve," translated as "Idiots Contemplating the Snow," last week marked the 32nd year of Spanish theater at the University of Virginia.
In "Idiotas," several unfortunate plotlines intertwine, drawing attention to the universality of financial and interpersonal problems. Ramsés struggles to get money for his mother to visit her sister, while Elvis scrambles to find a job that will support his large family. Meanwhile, Josefina pressures her husband to build her a nice bathroom and Sarita tricks her older boyfriend into giving her money, claiming she needs it for an abortion.
More lies surface when Bernardita, claiming to have cancer but really needing cash for a new coffee machine, conspires with her half-brother to steal their half-sister's beloved fish for ransom. Predictably, the schemes lead to ruin. By the end of the play, the flimsy lies unravel and several characters die tragic, overdramatic deaths.
Spanish Theater Group's production was under the direction of Spanish Prof. Fernando Operé, a longtime theater director. Beginning in 1981, professors, students and alumni of the Spanish Theater Group have performed Spanish plays written for a North American audience. The group has previously presented plays written by iconic Hispanic playwrights like Federico García Lorca and Enrique Jardiel Poncela. This year's production was scripted by the young and innovative Alejandro Ricaño.
Born in Xalapa, Veracruz in 1983, Ricaño studied theater and earned a drama degree at the University of Veracruz. He gained widespread respect within the Hispanic community for his dark humor and focus on life in middle-class Mexico. "Idiotas" delivers the mix of wit and realism that Ricaño enthusiasts expect.
While Ricaño's multiple storylines kept "Idiotas" engaging, the ending was unsatisfying. At the culmination of the play, the characters look up at the falling snow while the narrator muses, "Had it snowed to cover that warped and maladjusted world to which they hadn't managed to adapt, at least for a moment? Maybe. Or maybe, they wonder, the world had decided to mend itself, starting by dismantling the sky."
To balance the tragic plotline, Ricaño infused the story with well-placed jokes that hinged on the common cultural understanding of his Spanish-speaking audiences. While Ricaño's humor sometimes provided comic relief, it often felt discordant when juxtaposed against the serious circumstances of the show. The tension between laughing at an overblown fight scene and cringing at a character's untimely death seemed unnatural and borderline disrespectful.
Ultimately, however, the presentation of Spanish plays for a multicultural audience is cause for celebration. "Idiotas contemplando la nieve" gives audiences unfamiliar with Spanish theater the opportunity to appreciate its nuances. Despite its dark plot, "Idiotas" is worth watching to digest a humorous slice of everyday Mexican culture.


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College Football News is the latest preseason publication to throw a little preseason top 25 love in the direction of the Louisville Cardinals, giving Charlie Strong's team the lofty status of being the No. 14 team in the country.
14. Louisville
(2011 Record: 7-6, 2012 Roughly Projected Record: 10-2)
The record will be better than the team, but the team will be really, really good, too. The defense that turned into such a powerhouse last year should be even better getting all four starters back in the secondary to go along with a loaded defensive front. Thanks to rising star QB Teddy Bridgewater, the offense should be fantastic with four starters returning to the line and a nice-looking receiving corps to work with. The schedule works out almost perfectly with Kentucky and North Carolina winnable non-conference home games and the one rough stretch of three straight road games against FIU, Southern Miss, and Pitt - with two weeks off before facing the Panthers - not that bad. Cincinnati and South Florida both have to come to Louisville, but going to Rutgers on a Thursday night to end the regular season just five days after playing UConn could be the make-or-break moment for a truly special year.
CFN also has a full team preview which includes this list of the ten best players on Louisville's roster:
1. SS Hakeem Smith, Jr.
2. QB Teddy Bridgewater, Soph.
3. C Mario Benavides, Sr.
4. CB Adrian Bushell, Sr.
5. LB Preston Brown, Jr.
6. OG Jake Smith, Soph.
7. DT Roy Philon, Jr.
8. WR DeVante Parker, Soph.
9. DE Marcus Smith, Jr.
10. WR Michaelee Harris, Soph.
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Former BVU leader to receive $277K severance package
Published On: Nov 25 2013 07:58:00 PM CST
Updated On: Nov 25 2013 09:49:32 PM CST
Updated On: Nov 25 2013 09:49:32 PM CST
Former BVU Authority President, Wes Rosenbalm was given a six figure severance package.
Rosenbalm will be paid one year's salary which is $202,000 dollars. In addition, he will receive vacation and sick time of almost $60,000 dollars.
The utility will also pay his health insurance for one year at a cost of around $15,000 dollars.
In exchange for accepting the severance deal, Rosenbalm cannot discuss details of his departure or the circumstances of why he resigned.
The Washington County, Virginia Sheriffs office is investigating the utility's finances but are not focusing on any individual.
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The following people, with name, age, address, charge and arresting agency, were booked into the Boone County Jail; charges are preliminary and may be changed subject to review by the Boone County Prosecutor's Office.
Tuesday, May 7
4:09 p.m. — Jeffrey H. Patrick, 44, Lebanon, domestic battery, Lebanon Police Department.
2:19 p.m. — Amy M. Clark, 18, Lebanon, battery resulting in minor injury, Boone County Sheriff's Office.
12:19 p.m. — Caitlin Qualkinbush, 19, Zionsville, possession of marijuana, hash or hash oil and possession of paraphernalia, Zionsville Police Department.
12:10 a.m. — Roy Allen Glass, 43, Thorntown, probation violation and possession of marijuana, hash or hash oil, LPD.
Monday, May 6
11:38 p.m. — Janice C. Froehlich, 64, Indianapolis, public intoxication and OWI with a BAC of .08 or higher, ZPD.
12:01 a.m. — Damion Neese, 21, Lebanon, intimidation, LPD.
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Parents urged to take ham off menu
17 August 2009A cancer charity has urged parents whose children have packed lunches not to put ham and other types of processed meat in their sandwiches.
Ahead of the new school year, World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) has warned that including sandwich fillers such as ham and salami could mean children get into habits that increase their risk of developing cancer later in life.
There is convincing scientific evidence that eating processed meat increases bowel cancer risk and this is why WCRF recommends people avoid eating processed meat. In the UK, scientists estimate about 3,700 bowel cancer cases could be prevented if everyone ate less than 70g of processed meat a week, which is roughly the equivalent of three rashers of bacon.
The research has not specifically looked at the effect of eating processed meat in childhood, but because the evidence in adults is convincing, and it makes sense for children to begin to adopt a healthy adult eating pattern from the age of five. WCRF advises it is best for children to avoid it as well as many of the habits we develop as children last into adulthood.
Instead of putting processed meat in children's sandwiches, the charity is advising that parents instead switch to fillings such as poultry or fish, low-fat cheese, houmous, or small amounts of lean meat.
Marni Craze, Children's Education Manager for WCRF, said: "If children have processed meat in their lunch every day then over the course of a school year they will be eating quite a lot of it. It is better if children learn to view processed meat as an occasional treat if it is eaten at all.
"We also need to do more to raise awareness of the issue, as a recent survey has shown that two thirds of people in Britain do not know that eating processed meat increases risk of cancer. This is despite the scientific evidence about a link being convincing."
As well as avoiding processed meat, WCRF is urging parents to avoid lunch box fillers that are high in fat and calories and regularly including sugary drinks. This is because eating frequent or large portions of food that is high in calories can lead to a child becoming overweight and the more overweight a child is, the more likely they are to be overweight as an adult. Scientists now say that, after not smoking, maintaining a healthy weight is the most important thing we can do for cancer prevention.
But some high-energy products are specifically marketed as ideas for children's lunchboxes. For example, Sainsbury's lists Peperami in the "kid's lunchbox" section of its website, even though it is 44 per cent fat. As well as being processed meat, just one 25g Peperami stick contains 126 calories and 11g of fat.
Ms Craze added: "With the large number of overweight and obese children in the UK, it is important that parents check the nutritional information on food to see if it is high in calories. If children are regularly eating high-calorie foods or sugary drinks then they are more likely to become overweight.
"Putting ham or high calorie snacks in your child's sandwich might seem like a convenient option, particularly for parents who do not have a lot of time to prepare their child's lunchbox.
"But packed lunches are a part of a child's diet that is relatively easy to control and it does not have to take too much time or effort to prepare a healthy lunch.
"For example, putting some salad into a sandwich will count towards the five portions of fruits and vegetables children should be eating every day. And a small fruit juice instead of a fizzy drink will also give a portion. Also, chicken that has not been processed, fish, houmous or low fat cheese are easy and quick alternatives."
WCRF runs the Great Grub Club website (www.greatgrubclub.com), which encourages children to adopt healthy habits. This includes a section for parents with information about how WCRF's Recommendations for Cancer Prevention relate to children.
For more information contact Richard Evans on 020 7343 4253.
Notes to editors:
- The term "processed meat" refers to meats preserved by smoking, curing or salting, or by the addition of preservatives. Examples include ham, bacon, pastrami and salami, as well as hot dogs and some sausages. Hamburgers and minced meats only count as processed meat if they have been preserved with salt or chemical additives.
- As well as recommending people avoid processed meat, WCRF also recommends limiting intake of red meat to 500g (cooked weight) per week. This is because there is also convincing evidence that red meat increases risk of bowel cancer.
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After being rained out several weeks ago, the Sgt. Michael Todd May Car Show had beautiful skies Sunday.
Members from the Monongalia County Sheriff's Department, friends and family teamed \with the University Car Club for a bike and car show benefiting the Michael Todd May Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Sgt. May was known as a bike lover and friends said these events are great ways to keep him close.
"He was a great person and great friend. We do everything we can to keep his memory out there, and do everything we can to build on his scholarship fund, and to let people know how important law enforcement is not only in Mon. County, but state wide," said Tammy White of the Monongalia County Sheriff's Department.
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The Mountaineers go into Kansas State this weekend looking for their first road win of the season.
In three games away from Morgantown, the Mountaineers have been less than sharp. It all started in Norman against the Sooners. West Virginia got off to a promising start in the first quarter against Oklahoma when Dreamius Smith ran 75 yards for an early touchdown to put the Mountaineers on top 7-0. That would be the last time any points were scored by West Virginia, and Oklahoma walked away with a 16-7 win.
The second road game wouldn't be much better for the Mountaineers. Going into Baltimore, the Mountaineers were expected to give rival Maryland a game. Six turnovers by West Virginia was the story in this one, and the Terrapins shutout the Mountaineers 37-0 for their first win against the Mountaineers since 2004.
Then there was Baylor. The night in Waco will haunt Mountaineer fans for years to come, as West Virginia got a taste of just how good the Bears are this season. With the likes of Bryce Petty and Lache Seastrunk, Baylor produced a school record 872 while tallying 73 points. Credit Baylor Head Coach Art Briles for not running up the score, as the Bears had 56 points at the half.
It has been, for the lack of a better term, ugly on the road this season, and the task does not get any easier this weekend when the Mountaineers travel to Manhattan, Ks. to take on the Kansas State Wildcats.
Last season, Kansas State senior quarterback Collin Klein led his team into Morgantown and won 55-14. It was all Wildcats that night, and the Mountaineers lost for the first time in consecutive weeks, making them 5-2. Kansas State advanced to a 7-0 start, and ultimately to the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.
This season both teams come into the game with a search for identity. The Wildcats sit at 2-4, coming off a bye week before playing the Mountaineers. West Virginia comes in at 3-4 off of a loss to Texas Tech last weekend at Milan Puskar Stadium. Despite the tough loss, the Mountaineers remain motivated. Linebacker Nick Kwiatkowski says it's important to forget the loss as quick as possible.
"You have to move on," said Kwiatkowski. "It's just one loss."
A big reason why the Mountaineers have struggled on the road this season is their lack of first quarter offensive production. According to Offensive Coordinator Shannon Dawson, it is important to get off to a good start.
"I don't think we've come out and scored on the first drive all season," said Dawson. "Maybe William and Mary, but we need to come out and score on our first possession."
Scoring on Bill Snyder's Kansas State defense is no easy task. In the Wildcats last game, they were able to hold Baylor to just 35 points, half of their season average.
On the flip side, the Mountaineer defense will need to be ready both physically and mentally. Defensive Coordinator Keith Patterson says that his defense will face a tough challenge.
"They are very physical," said Patterson. "They will run the same plays over and over, forcing you to make a mistake."
The Mountaineers face a tough test against the Wildcats in Manhattan, Ks., but quarterback Clint Trickett is excited for the game. Trickett says he's been a fan of Snyder ever since he was little.
"I've always looked up to Coach Snyder," said Trickett. "He doesn't have the best situation as far as recruiting goes at Kansas State, but he continue to win. I'm excited to play against a legend."
West Virginia and Kansas State is scheduled to kickoff at 3:45 central time on Fox Sports 1.
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How long does cosmetic tattoo last?
What is cosmetic tattoo?
What tool do you use?
Does cosmetic tattooing hurt?
Where do the colors come from?
How long does each procedure take?
What is involved in the healing and post care?
Do I need to take time off work?
Will I need more than one appointment?
Do I need a consultation?
Do I come in with or without make up?
Do I shave my eyebrows?
Am I too old to have cosmetic tattoo?
Do I have a choice of colour?
What is the difference between eyebrow-shading and
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How long does cosmetic tattoo
pigment can last for up to 5 years. Lighter colours will fade faster
than the darker colours. The good news is that you are never stuck with
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What is cosmetic tattoo?
pigments are blended for your specific colour preference and are implanted
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What tool do you use?
I use a rotary
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dermal layer of the skin. These soft, natural looking colours bring the best
out of your features and result in a natural appearance, instead of the
harsh traditional tattoo colours.
A topical
anaesthetic is applied, so very little discomfort is experienced. Most of my
clients say that it is irritating but not painful.
Where do the colors come from?
pigments come from the United States, and have been made with FDA
approved ingredients. The pigments are made of iron oxides, that are
dispursed in alcohol and glycerin which are organic substances. All my
pigments are of the highest quality and have been approved for Cosmetic
Make up and Paramedical procedures.
from these gamma sterilized pigments are rare.
How long does each procedure
Depends on the
area treated. Eyebrows approximately 1.5 hours, however each eyebrow takes
usually only 15 minutes, most of the time is consultation lip blend
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Swelling may
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Cosmetic Tattoo colour will appear extremely intense and thick immediately
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Lips and
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are essential. Sometimes clients combine the consultation and procedure into
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Tattoo is suitable for all ages. Especially the elderly find it hard to
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shading is a technique where you are left with a brow pencil effect.
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DB is the brains to the long-ball threat, or so say many. Is there a nack with there eyes--No. Is it the gumtion of strength in there arms--No. Does it have anything to do with the knowlege in there brains--that's a good one, but i think only partaily. It's all about the speed yes or maybe, because the fastest one's are always kinda short, but not in every case. The hips move & swivel, some-times faster then the bigger corners can acomplesh.
WR is a huge need, & when i say "couple" these are what i'm talking about, always err some-times not as fast as a DB but only by fractions. Thus the need for a high pick on DB. But you know with a wide-out & QB, there always on the same page and they can go to a certain location on the field, each knowing there prefferance. depending on the play called.
Safety We have this covered mostly, i see little need for that (Long-horned Ram) Concusstion given expert. Having just said that they are the smarts in the backfield as they bark out the orders often, they are the head of the defense.
DE this i see as our second pick unless we get-some FA help, not sure any of the 6'5 or 6'6 tallent will be left but then Wake is only 6'41/2 i think. hardly can we beliveOr this Deon (river) Jordanout of pack12 Oregon. Hes 6'7 but will need to add sum weight our new King of swatt. His freakish tallent & Ceiling although Raw will be the draw!
TE know this is the other of the couple that was stressed on the head liner lets not mess around "read a book" Ireland get this rite (we need a TE that can catch & get open down the middle, i'll keep my fingers x on this one as was reported our last third rd. pick was also spent on this a (TE), or dare we hope that theres someone of such caliber in this draft.


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Lau, E., M.C. Fisher, P.A. Steudler, and C.M. Cavanaugh. 2013. The methanol dehydrogenase gene, mxaF, as a functional and phylogenetic marker for proteobacterial methanotrophs in natural environments. PLoS ONE 8(2): e56993. PDF
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Posted: 12:01 am Sunday, November 28th, 2010
Give Palm Beach Superintendent Johnson a chance?
By Opinion Staff
Palm Beach County schools Superintendent Art Johnson oversees the urban district in Florida that most consistently earns and A grade from the state. He has coped with tight budgets without resorting to layoffs. Student performance is improving, as evidenced most recently by higher graduation rates.
Yet Superintendent Johnson is under fire. He alienated teachers by opposing raises for them. At the same time, he said the district had enough money to spend $180,000 in salary on an additional high-level staff person. That might have blown over, except the person was Chief Academic Officer Jeffrey Hernandez, who angered teachers and parents with a test-heavy, top-down approach for all students.
Then it came out that Dr. Johnson had allowed Mr. Hernandez to moonlight as a consultant for Memphis city schools and, apparently, charge the Palm Beach district schools for some days that he also was working for Memphis.
Dr. Johnson is the subject of an investigation into whether he improperly altered records for Mr. Hernandez, who since has resigned.
All that is on top of a previous flap in which Dr. Johnson had said in a grant application that 70 percent of the district's teachers were "ineffective." That ultimately resulted in about 70 percent of the teachers voting to sustain a finding of no-confidence in Dr. Johnson.
Several of Dr. Johnson's longtime supporters left the school board. One, Bill Graham, was trounced in his bid for reelection. Dr. Johnson's biggest critics on the board, Frank Barbieri and Debra Johnson, now are chairman and vice chairman.
Some think the stronger school will get Dr. Johnson back on track. Others think he's permanently run off the rails. What do you think? Should the school board give Dr. Johnson a chance, or should it fire him? Take our poll.


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Chandler Police are asking for your help in locating two men who robbed a Cricket store at gunpoint Wednesday morning.
It happened about 10 a.m. at the store located at 1022 N. Arizona Ave.
Surveillance video shows the suspect pulling out a gun on an employee. He then takes her to the safe while the second suspect empties out all of the cash drawers.
The suspects are described as two black males in their mid to late 20s.
Silent Witness is offering a $1,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. When calling, please reference Chandler Police report number 13-46760.
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Monster of the Week: Rougarou the Lenten Werewolf
by Robert Lamb | February 19, 2013
Aaccording to Cajun folk traditions, the monstrous Rougarou haunts the dark just HOPING to catch the unmistakable stink of someone breaking lent. Described as a a humanoid with the head of a dog or wolf, this liturgical lycanthrope murders stray Catholics during Lent and generally terrifies children into behaving. After all, compared to the fires of Hell; the gut-munching jaws of Rougarou offer a much more immediate threat.
Something Fishy About Fish Fridays
by Jane McGrath | March 13, 2009
A few weeks ago, podcast listener Rob wrote to us asking if we could address a rumor he heard about why Catholics are banned from meat on Fridays during Lent, but can chow down on all the fish they want. What he heard was that the pope who originally instituted the fish exception had family connections to the fishing industry, and that he did this to boost business.
Actually, Rob, I've heard the same thing. In fact, a religion teacher I had in Catholic school told us a similar story as if it were known fact. So, is it? This calls for a good, old-fashioned fact-or-fiction investigation.
For one, if the purpose of fish exception was to help the fishing industry, it probably succeeded with flying colors. Originally, Catholics abstained from meat not only during Lenten Fridays, but Fridays throughout the year.
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Does anyone know of articles or reports that outline the different expectations constituents have for federal sites vs. state sites? Do they expect more interactivity from one, or more customized information? Is user behavior different between the two?
Any other thoughts or anecdotal experience is welcome, too.
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Good question.
Some anecdotal thoughts - The company NIC runs most of the top state sites and I'd look at those sites for ideas - RI.gov, utah.gov, alabama.gov - they do extensive user testing so I think they've nailed what constituents want for state sites.
As a citizen, I think state websites are more transaction driven - go to renew drivers license, fishing license, etc. While federal sites are less transaction oriented and often information driven (how do I get info on X)
Thank you! Awesome feedback. It's nice to get out of your own head on these kind of matters and hear what other people know/experience.
I'll be checking out all of those resources this week!
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Back in August I thought Olga Kurylenko's Peter Pilotto Fall 2012 dress with velvet panels was an odd choice for the InStyle annual Summer Soiree.
There is no denying that she looks gorgeous in the digital-print frock with cut-out details, but she clearly ignored the screaming obvious dress code – a summery dress.
Simple accessories including a black Christian Louboutin clutch and Christian Louboutin 'Crosspiga' pumps completed her look.
Two months later, Olivia Munn wore the same dress to the 2012 Courage in Journalism Awards.
She also styled her frock with Christian Louboutin pumps, but hers were of the T-bar variety.
I love that she wore her hair back and opted for barely-there makeup.
After much deliberation I picked Olivia for keeping the look simple with the focus on the dress.
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) – An Albany taxi driver whose family is in Haiti got mixed news. His family survived the quake, but they lost everything.
After days of waiting, Pierre Baptiste finally heard from his wife Rachel Chales Monday.
She was driving home when the quake hit. She wasn't hurt, but their home was destroyed. It took days for her to be able to charge her cell phone and call her husband. He says he was very thankful to hear her voice.
"I was so happy I thanked God," Baptiste said. "I thanked God, she was okay, everybody lived, part of my family, that they're okay. I thanked God for that."
Baptiste heard from one of his two brothers during our interview. He said electricity remains spotty at best.
Baptiste's family left the city for the countryside. They discouraged him from going home right now. He says he'll try to make the trip in about a month.
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Along Destin harbor and its famous docks, the Destin Seafood Festival celebrates the most delicious three days on Florida's east coast. The festival takes place in the City of Destin's Royal Melvin Heritage Park and Fisherman's Wharf. The Destin docks are home to the largest charter fishing fleet in Florida. The area also boasts gorgeous beaches that include all kinds of activities from good old beachcombing to the more adventurous jet skiing, boating and everything in between.
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- Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
- Release Date: Dec 1, 2009
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- Summary: Rogue Warrior is a character-driven, first-person-shooter, featuring Richard "Demo Dick" Marcinko's explosive personality in an action-packed single player campaign, and intense multiplayer combat. Playing as Richard "Demo Dick" Marcinko, you go behind the iron curtain to disrupt a suspected North Korean ballistic missile program. Soon into the mission, you uncover a conspiracy that could turn the tides of the Cold War in the communists' favor. You must then take the mission into your own hands as you enter into the bowels of the USSR to destroy a technology that could change the balance of geopolitical power, leaving a trail of destruction in your wake! [Bethesda Softworks]… Collapse
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- Genre(s): Modern
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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This game won't be published in Germany and that's no loss at all. The game looks like a game from a few years ago, the single player campaign is finished in 4 hours and if the hero Dick Marcinko really was that kind of inhuman, he doesn't even deserve a game.
Even if you're a tremendous fan of Marcinko and love his books, rent this one before you spend your hard-earned cash. The season is too full of top-notch games and excellent DLC for you to spend your cash on this stinker.
The single-player campaign flies away in a couple of hours, without surprises, with a tragicomic script. The "fatalities" and the third person elements seem interesting, but everything else is truly disappointing.
Though the game really tries for the over the top action of a summer blockbuster, it never comes close to that level of satisfaction. The gunplay feels like a chunky afterthought, and a cover system that very nearly causes more harm than good doesn't help either.
The really smart thing is to quit out early, uninstall it and play damn near anything else instead. [Mar 2010, p.85]
This dreadfully boring, expletive-filled, extremely short shooter is an absolute rip-off.
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Aug 5, 2011This game is pretty bad. The gameplay is quite generic, the cover system isn't very pleasant to use,... it's crap. However it has a few redeeming factors. For starters, it's quite short, so you'll finish it long before you lose your patience with it. Secondly, it seems like the developers knew how **** this game was so they wrote in the most ridiculous protagonist you can imagine, dropping F-bombs and creative insults like there's no tomorrow. The credits song is a ridiculous "rap" song featuring some of the protagonist's one-liners cut together. Shortly put: this game just doesn't take itself seriously at all.
If you're gonna pay $50 for this though I'd say don't bother (and I indeed feel sorry for you if you did) but if you can get this for $4 or less I'd say you'll have a few fun hours. I finished it in 2.… Expand
Sep 22, 2011Very nice graphics. Thats it. The game itself is painfully boring with unnatural, robotic movements, clumbsy AI and very bad dialog. An attempt to make the character sound like Clint Eastwood gone wrong. Runs very well and smoothly with no major bugs that i noted. Just the gameplay is horrendous. Definitley NOT worth any purchase abouve 3.99.… Expand
Mar 25, 2013one of the worst games i have played. it tries hard to be funny and fails at the same time. if it was an indie game and had random glitches than i understand. but its by a big company so more was expected. dont bother getting it, there are better games than this and the 'one liners' get boring quickly.… Expand
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Due to a rare genetic disorder, 8-month-old Nadia Rodriguez has no working muscles. She will never sit, crawl, walk or talk.
Nadia's 23-year-old mother, Esperanza Valdez, was asked what it was like dealing with a baby with so many medical issues and no insurance to cover them.
"Very hard when you're expecting your first baby you never imagine for them to be sick, maybe a cold. But to find out she's never going to be like your normal baby, it's very hard. It turns your life around," Valdez said.
"Whenever we looked into her eyes, Esperanza's eyes and to see the raw emotion that she had not expected this with her first child that really hit home,"Josh Fultz said. "This is our first child and nothing we ever expected."
Josh and Leigh Ann Fultz know first hand what Esperanza Valdez and her husband are up against.
"I certainly have some ideas now of what it takes to get assistance that families like ours and families like Esperanza and Nadia need" Josh Fultz said.
It took almost four months before doctors were able to diagnose 2-and-a-half-year-old Jayden Fultz.
Like Nadia, Jayden has a rare genetic disorder called CHARGE syndrome. It's left her unable to swallow or eat. She has hearing loss, heart defects and lung disease.
"All of your dreams for your child that you thought you were going to have are no more," Jayden's mother said. "But you build new dreams and you go from there"
The Fultz's contacted FOX 26 Investigates to let Valdez and other parents know how they might qualify for the Medical Dependent Childrens Program offered by the state and funded through Medicaid. The Rider 28 Program is kind of a loophole that allows seriously ill children to qualify by spending less than one day in a nursing home.
At first the Fultz's were skeptical.
"We kind of said you know we are never going to take our kid to a nursing home. Who would do that?" Jayden's father said. "Little did we know we took our kid to a nursing home, and we're telling other parents to take their kids to a nursing home."
Parents who don't know about the Rider 28 Program can wait years before qualifying. Nadia's parents are trying the nursing home loophole and are still waiting on a final decision from Medicaid.
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The Fultz's said there are a lot of programs out there to help children like Jayden and Nadia. Parents who want to take advantage of them just need to learn they just can't take no for an answer.
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Cataloochee and Snow Seekers Club Host 100 Youths from Atlanta
photos by Terry Bratton······ This story was highlighted on the First Lady's Let's Move blog.
Saturday mornings for most Atlanta youths involve helping around the house, spending time with friends or completing homework. Not on Saturday, January 28, 2012 when100 Atlanta-area youths traveled with the Southern Snow Seekers Ski Club (SSS) about 3.5 hours to North Carolina's Cataloochee Ski/Snowboard Resort for their inaugural experience on the slopes.
Cataloochee has thrived for over 50 years. The club considers it one of the top Southeastern ski resorts and the club favorite for learning. For years, SSS has taken busloads of first timers there. While the typical day trip has introduced numerous families to snow sports, limited disposable income also has prevented many from participating. Snow sports remain unfamiliar activities to urbanites. Club leaders wanted to change this model.
The snow sports industry's Learn to Ski & Snowboard Month (LSSM)team provides tools to resorts and clubs to help introduce first timers to professional instruction. A leading advocate, Cataloochee's Tammy Brown, was eager to help SSS determine if it could introduce 100 youth to snow sports in a single trip. The goal required collaboration to accomplish.
SSS decided to partner with the Whitehead Boys and Girls Club and Knollwood Elementary School. Both were located in economically-challenged communities. The club worked with energetic leaders - Whitehead Director Nneka Carter and Knollwood Assistant Principal Dr. Chuck Pettus - but recognized that families would not be able to contribute towards the trip's estimated $10,000 cost.
To help, Cataloochee provided deeply discounted learn-to-ski/ snowboard packages for the youths and adult chaperones. SSS collaborated with community-oriented partners including Harmon Brothers Transportation and local restaurants on other discounts.
Part of the National Brotherhood of Skiers (NBS), the club applied for regional and national grants. The club and member contributions covered remaining expenses.
·T-E-A-M (Together Everyone Achieved More) yielded success. Around 5:30 AM on January 28, the group began its journey to scenic Maggie Valley and Cataloochee -- just over 30 miles due west of Asheville. With breakfast biscuits and bottled water in hand, children, teens, parents, chaperones and club members filled three buses.
"Excitement was high", said Kimberly King, SSS President. Except for the five ski club members and three of the chaperones, traveling to a ski resort was a unique adventure. Cataloochee's Ski School Team greeted each bus and reviewed what to expect. The slope experts answered questions and prepared the group for equipment and clothing rentals. It was time to hit the slopes
French fries and pizza were terms heard throughout the morning. These are "learn to ski" terms without any connection to favorite resort meal items. After three hours, the group visited Cataloochee's on-mountain restaurant for lunch. Club members and chaperones sat in amazement as many gulped down their food, eager to return to the snow.
As the clock neared 3:30 PM, club organizers had to remind everyone that it was almost time to head home. They witnessed a wide range of emotions, from tears to smiles, as group members trekked back to the rental shop and bus. Reactions were consistent and frequent - "When can we do this again" or "This is the best day of my life". For the kids, the trip represented an adventure. For many adults, it was their first time outside of Georgia. Club members were sure that winter sports had added 100 new enthusiasts.
"We love snow sports and recognize that knowledge about them in urban communities is limited. Working with Cataloochee, LSSM and other partners, we could introduce a large group to the slopes and reiterate First Lady Michelle Obama's message about creating and sustaining healthy communities," said King
She noted that many opt to hibernate in the winter thinking opportunities for physical activity are unavailable. "Our trip showcased snow sports as a fun and enjoyable way to move and stay healthy, even if there's a chill in the air," she commented. "We look forward to working with our private, public and community partners to share and generate more excitement regarding the winter sports message.· As we club members say, we want everyone to think snow!"


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"The consistent word in coaching circles is that the Clippers want to go "big" with their forthcoming coaching hire after what insiders continue to describe as the inevitable dismissal of Vinny Del Negro in the wake of L.A.'s first-round exit. ESPN.com reported in April that Stan Van Gundy is near or at the top of that list. Coaching sources say the former Orlando coach, furthermore, has zero interest in the Milwaukee job and will only return to the bench next season if he gets a suitable offer from a contending team and/or a team he likes that's based in a warm-weather city. Co-sign completely with the list of candidates introduced by Hall of Fame writer Mark Heisler on HoopsHype.com in the event that the Clips' interest in Van Gundy doesn't morph into something serious: The unemployed duo of Alvin Gentry and Byron Scott and Warriors assistant Mike Malone. Chris Paul is fond of all three."


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983 F.2d 1056
Dale Conrad MCQUISTON, Plaintiff-Appellant,
Edward W. MURRAY; Clarence L. Jackson, Jr.; T. L. Parlett;
William C. Perdue; Unknown Defendants,
W. RHOADES, Defendant.
No. 92-6578.
United States Court of Appeals,
Fourth Circuit.
Submitted: August 25, 1992
Decided: December 30, 1992
NOTICE: Fourth Circuit I.O.P. 36.6 states that citation of unpublished dispositions is disfavored except for establishing res judicata, estoppel, or the law of the case and requires service of copies of cited unpublished dispositions of the Fourth Circuit.
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, at Richmond. David G. Lowe, Magistrate Judge. (CA-91-434-R)
Dale Conrad McQuiston, Appellant Pro Se.
Mark Ralph Davis, Office of the Attorney General of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia; Sandra Morris Holleran, McGuire, Woods, Battle & Boothe, Richmond, Virginia, for Appellees.
Before WIDENER, PHILLIPS, and WILKINSON, Circuit Judges.
Dale Conrad McQuiston appeals from the magistrate judge's order1 denying his post-judgment motion which the court construed as a motion under Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b).2 Our review of the record and the district court's opinion discloses that this appeal is without merit.
Accordingly, we affirm on the reasoning of the district court.
McQuiston v. Murray, No. CA-91-434-R (E.D. Va. May 11, 1992). We dispense with oral argument because the facts and legal contentions are adequately presented in the materials before the Court and argument would not aid the decisional process.
The parties consented to jurisdiction of a magistrate judge under 28 U.S.C.A. § 636(c)(3) (West Supp. 1991)
A post-judgment motion filed within ten days of judgment which calls into question the correctness of the judgment is to be treated as a motion under Fed. R. Civ. P. 59. Dove V. CODESCO, 569 F.2d 807, 809 (4th Cir. 1978). Since McQuiston mailed the motion within ten days of the magistrate judge's order and the motion called into question the correctness of the judgment, the court should have construed the motion as one under Fed. R. Civ. P. 59. See Smith v. Evans, 853 F.2d 155 (3d Cir. 1988)


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Coroner: Teen victim in San Francisco Asiana plane crash killed when hit by emergency vehicle
SAN MATEO, Calif. (AP) -- A coroner says a teenager in the Asiana Airlines crash was killed when she was struck by a vehicle at the scene.
San Mateo County Coroner Robert Foucrault on Friday disclosed the findings of his autopsy on 16-year-old Ye Meng Yuan, a Chinese student.
PHOTO GALLERY: Plane crash lands at San Francisco airport (http://bit.ly/crashphotos)
Foucralt said she died of multiple blunt injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. He did not say what that vehicle was.
San Francisco Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White said officials believe the girl was struck by a specialized fire vehicle.
RELATED: 3rd victim dies after ASiana Airlines plane crashes at San Francisco airport (http://bit.ly/1dK80Jt)
Authorities confirmed last week that Yuan was hit by a vehicle racing to extinguish flames that broke out on the Boeing 777.
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Newcastle will be concentrating mainly on bringing in some strikers this summer, since that seems the number one priority, but with James Perch having left, and Dan Gosling seemingly on his way to Crystal Palace, it could be that Joe Kinnear will also try to move center-back Mike Williamson out of the club.
Nicolas N'Koulou – 23 year-old Marseilles center-back
Mike didn't play much at all this year, once the five Frenchmen were brought in, and while he wants to stay on Tyneside, there will be a number of flubs interested in the 6'4″ central defender if he becomes available
And if that happens Newcastle will be on the lookout for another center-back to bring into the club this summer.
One center-back we were linked with in April is Marseilles 6′ defender Nicolas N'Koulou, who still has a couple of years left on his contract at Marseilles.
And this is another in our series of focusing on young players who Newcastle may be interested in now, or in the future.
Nicholas signed on at Monaco in early 2008, and he stayed at the French club for three and a half years, and then signed in June of 2011, on a four year contract at Marseilles.
The right-footed center-back was in top form last season, and that helped Marseilles reach second place in the French League with 71 points, although they still finished a full 12 points behind Champions Paris Saint-Germain.
The player has attracted a number of Premier League clubs already, and the news in April was that Newcastle Chief Scout Graham Carr has been watching the player this season.
N'Koulou has played 36 times for Cameroon and he has played around 90 times for Marseilles and played around 90 times for Monaco.
With Fabricio Coloccini deciding to stay at Newcastle, it could be that Nicholas will now not be a target this summer – and he wouldn't come cheap.
On the transfermarket web-site he is listed as being worth around £11.5M, which is high for Newcastle, but anything seems high for Newcastle these days.
This lad is an excellent defender and he was linked with Arsenal last January, after he didn't sign a new contract at Marseilles, but he still has two years to run on the four year deal he singed at the Mediterranean club in 2011.
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Well, this is about the final straw. I'll tell you folks, that I post under the name "Marlow" on the JSonline blogs. You can view any of my comments, and I will readily 'own up' to them or claim and defend them. In any case, I'm utterly tired of the idiocy that is Anthony Witrado, and the overall ineptitude that is the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Milwaukee Brewers writing staff.
Please view this, as exhibit one:
Note that Anthony Witrado thinks that the Brewers blog is his personal venting place. I have little trouble with the fact that he and his entire family (apparently) are huge Dodger fans. What I have trouble with, is the fact that he has ZERO concept of the English language. Not only does he fail to execute ANYTHING in a grammatically correct fashion, he makes himself look like and uneducated, overpaid douche-castle. Guess what, everyone? I would take half of my annual salary in compensation to be a Brewers beat writer. And I would enjoy it. And I would provide nearly flawless grammatical copy...even on a blog entry. Ah well. It doesn't appear (with the recent trends, anyway) that the JS will exist for a real long time. If the Boston Globe is in jeopardy, who's really safe?