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So we are working on a special project with the Theme Park Dollywood in TN. So here is a replica gift for Dolly of the little childhood home her dad built the family of 12 kids, when she was a girl. I hope to hand it to her in Dollywood this weekend!
-- Custom Birdhouses, Facebook-Bowen Birdhouses
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#1 posted 1581 days ago
Very nice, would love to know more about the making of outside bird houses.
-- For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16
#2 posted 1581 days ago
Looks great!
-- Ohh mann...pancakes and boobies...I'll bet that's what Heaven is like! ♣ ♣ ♣ ♣
#3 posted 1581 days ago
I went to Dollywood about 15 years ago and had a great time. This little project looks right in the style of what's going on there.
-- Big John's Woodshed - Farmington, IL
#4 posted 1581 days ago
Very nicely done. Looks great. Thanks for posting.
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Blanden, J., Gregg, P. and Macmillan, L., 2013. Intergenerational persistence in income and social class : The impact of increased inequality. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series A - Statistics in Society, 176 (2), pp. 541-563.
Gregg, P., Macmillan, L. and Nasim, B., 2012. The impact of fathers' job loss during the recession of the 1980s on their children's educational attainment and labour market outcomes. Fiscal Studies, 33 (2), pp. 237-264.
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Gregg, P., Scutella, R. and Wadsworth, J., 2010. Reconciling workless measures at the individual and household level. Theory and evidence from the United States, Britain, Germany, Spain and Australia. Journal of Population Economics, 23 (1), pp. 139-167.
Atkinson, A., Burgess, S., Croxson, B., Gregg, P., Propper, C., Slater, H. and Wilson, D., 2009. Evaluating the impact of performance-related pay for teachers in England. Labour Economics, 16 (3), pp. 251-261.
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Burgess, S., Gregg, P., Propper, C. and Washbrook, E., 2008. Maternity rights and mothers' return to work. Labour Economics, 15 (2), pp. 168-201.
Gregg, P. and Tominey, E., 2005. The wage scar from male youth unemployment. Labour Economics, 12 (4), pp. 487-509.
Gregg, P., 2001. The impact of youth unemployment on adult unemployment in the NCDS. The Economic Journal, 111 (475), pp. 626-563.
Bain, G., Gregg, P., Manning, A., McKnight, A., Mumford, K., Philpott, J., Plunkett, J., Smith, N. and Wilson, T., 2014. More than a minimum : The resolution foundation review of the future of the national minimum wage: The final report. Other. Resolution Foundation.
Gregg, P., 2014. Options for an Irish youth guarantee : OECD youth action plan. Other. OECD.
Milburn, A., Shephard, G., Attwood, T., Carrie, A. M., Cleal, P., Gregg, P., Johnston, D., Guy, C., Hamilton, D. and Williams, C., 2013. State of the Nation 2013: social mobility and child poverty in Great Britain. Other. Social Mobility & Child Poverty (SMCP) Commission.
Milburn, A., Shephard, G., Cleal, P., Johnston, D., Attwood, T., Gregg, P., Hamilton, D., Carrie, A. M., Guy, C. and Williams, C., 2013. Business and Social Mobility: a Manifesto for Change. Other. London: Social Mobility & Child Poverty (SMCP) Commission.
Gregg, P., Cleal, P., Shephard, G., Milburn, A., Johnston, D., Attwood, T., Carrie, A. M., Guy, C., Williams, C. and Hamilton, D., 2013. Social mobility: the next steps. Other. London: Social Mobility & Child Poverty (SMCP) Commission.
Washbrook, E., Gregg, P. and Propper, C., 2013. A decomposition analysis of the relationship between parental income and multiple child outcomes. Working Paper. Bristol: Centre for Market and Public Organisation, University of Bristol. (The Centre for Market and Public Organisation Working Paper Series; 13/313)
Gregg, P., Milburn, A., Attwood, T., Cleal, P., Shephard, G., Hamilton, D., Carrie, A. M., Guy, C., Williams, C. and Johnston, D., 2013. Public attitudes towards social mobility and in-work poverty. Other. London: Social Mobility & Child Poverty (SMCP) Commission.
Gregg, P., Milburn, A., Shephard, G., Cleal, P., Attwood, T., Johnston, D., Hamilton, D., Carrie, A. M., Guy, C. and Williams, C., 2013. Higher Education: the Fair Access Challenge. Other. London: Social Mobility & Child Poverty (SMCP) Commission.
Gregg, P., Milburn, A., Cleal, P., Shephard, G., Johnston, D., Attwood, T., Hamilton, D., Carrie, A. M., Guy, C. and Williams, C., 2013. Response to "Measuring Child Poverty: a consultation on better measures of child poverty". Other. London: Social Mobility & Child Poverty (SMCP) Commission.
Gregg, P. and Machin, S., 2012. What a drag: The chilling impact of unemployment on real wages. Other. London: Resolution Foundation.
Harkness, S., Gregg, P. and MacMillan, L., 2012. Poverty : The Role of Institutions, Behaviours and Culture. Other. York, U. K.: Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
Gregg, P., Hurrell, A. and Whittaker, M., 2012. Creditworthy : assessing the impact of tax credits in the last decade and considering what this means for Universal Credit. Other. Resolution Foundation.
Britton, J., Gregg, P., Macmillan, L. and Mitchell, S., 2011. The early bird ... preventing young people from becoming a NEET statistic. Other. Bristol: Department of Economics and CMPO, University of Bristol.
Gregg, P., 2008. Realising potential: a vision for personalised conditionality and support : an independent report to the Department for Work and Pensions by Professor Paul Gregg. Other. The Stationary Office.
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Happy birthday, Bill, and hope you have many more.
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Thanks Y'all... I hit the big 5 0 today... It doesn't feel much different than 49 .
Wish I could have played with my cub today, but work was smooth & my family took me out to Longhorns for dinner.
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Happy Birthday Bill!! Best Wishes!! Hope to see you at Stonethrow!!
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Happy Birthday Bill!
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Which Game On Dude Will Show Up in Classic?
Game On Dude has been dominating the ranks of older horses in Southern California for so long it's tempting to believe he's lost a step every time he throws in a bad one.
Game On Dude has been dominating the ranks of older horses in Southern California for so long it's tempting to believe he's lost a step every time he throws in a bad one.
Shared Belief has been installed the 5-2 morning-line favorite in the TVG Pacific Classic (gr. I) as the undefeated 3-year-old seeks to prevent older horse Game On Dude from a repeat victory in the $1 million race Aug. 24.
Gallant Stables' Majestic Harbor circled horses in the far turn, flew past fading favorite Game On Dude, and powered to the wire to register a clear victory in the Gold Cup at Santa Anita Stakes (gr. I) June 28.
Can Game On Dude three-peat in the prestigious Gold Cup at Santa Anita? read blog
Game On Dude, who topped the first edition of the Longines World's Best Racehorse Rankings for 2014, heads the field for the 75th renewal of the Gold Cup at Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I) June 28 at Santa Anita Park.
Old pro Clubhouse Ride slipped through along the inside and outfought odds-on favorite Fury Kapcori in the final furlong to register a gutty repeat win in the $200,000 Californian Stakes (gr. II) May 31 at Santa Anita Park.
Fury Kapcori, a dominant front-running winner of the Precisionist Stakes (gr. III) one month ago, brings a four-race victory streak into the $200,000 Californian Stakes (gr. II) May 31 at Santa Anita Park.
His reputation restored with a superb win in the Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I), Game On Dude looks for a repeat victory in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) the night of April 19 at Charles Town Races.
Game On Dude arrived in West Virginia April 15 ahead of his expected start in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) April 19, when he will bid for a repeat victory in the race.
In an impressive display of gameness and power, Sahara Sky drove between horses in the stretch and struck for a repeat win in the $250,000 San Carlos Stakes (gr. II) March 8 at Santa Anita Park.
Last year's Met Mile winner will take on Shakin It Up and Wild Dude in 7-panel sprint
Clubhouse Ride is being treated for a low blood cell count following his uncharacteristic last-place finish in the San Diego Handicap (gr. II) July 27, trainer Craig Lewis said.
Continuing a storybook comeback from near death last spring after winning the Haskell Invitational (gr. I), Paynter will pack 122 pounds versus five solid rivals July 27 in the $200,000 San Diego Handicap (gr. I).
The $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup (gr. I) July 6 is all about Game On Dude, who goes for a repeat victory against just four opponents in the West Coast classic's final renewal at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Clubhouse Ride, freed from Game On Dude for the first time in five months, finally had his day when he captured the $150,000 Californian Stakes (gr. II) for his first graded stakes win June 1 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Six-S Racing Stable and Niko Petralia's Clubhouse Ride, second to Game On Dude in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) in his last start, will face six others in the $150,000 Californian Stakes (gr. II) June 1.
The Charles Town board of stewards, track officials, and Equibase have amended the official time for the April 20 Charles Town Classic (gr. II), won by Game on Dude.
Game On Dude earned $1 million the evening of April 20, but he had to work hard for it in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races.
Game On Dude and Ron the Greek, two of the top older horses in training, are among the seven horses entered in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) April 20.
Game On Dude arrived at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races April 16 in anticipation of a start in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) April 20 at the West Virginia track.
Game On Dude erased any doubts about his ability to get 1 1/4 miles and proved once more that he's the king of Santa Anita Park with a breathtaking front-running score in the $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I) March 2.
Game On Dude and Ron the Greek, horses with contrasting styles but both possessing a victory in the Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I), are the clear standouts in the marquee event for handicap horses March 2 at Santa Anita Park.
Called to Serve registered his third straight bullet work in preparation for the Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I) when he went five furlongs on Santa Anita Park's fast main track Feb. 22 in :59 1/5 with Gary Stevens up.
Game On Dude took some heat for six furlongs, then sped away in the stretch to take the $196,000 San Antonio Stakes (gr. II) as expected Feb. 3 for his sixth win in seven tries at Santa Anita Park.
Game On Dude will have at most four rivals when he returns to Santa Anita Park in the $200,000 San Antonio Stakes (gr. II) on Super Bowl Sunday Feb. 3.
Status change results in grade I winner Comma to the Top securing third graded stakes victory of his career.
Sent off as the even-money favorite Jan. 15, the son of Tapit proved he is a serious 3-year-old when he won his stakes debut in the $100,000 Sham (gr. III) at Santa Anita Park.
Winchell Thoroughbreds' Tapizar will be the likely favorite in the 1 1/16-mile Sham Stakes (gr. III) based off his dominating 10 1/2-length maiden victory in November at Churchill.
The shoe finally fit and favored Comma to the Top, after nearly a half-hour delay, used it for a dominating victory in the CashCall Futurity (gr. I) Dec. 18 at rainy and windy Hollywood Park.
Florida invader Gourmet Dinner, fresh off a big win in last month's $1 million Delta Downs Jackpot, looks to take another big bite out of the juvenile pie in the $750,000 CashCall Futurity (gr. I) at Hollywood Park Dec. 18.
Gourmet Dinner made a huge move on the turn and roared through the stretch for a 2 1/4-length triumph in the $1 million Delta Downs Jackpot (gr. III).


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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
Thieves are always on the prowl - looking for ways to break into houses and steal your property. Charlotte Mecklenburg Police are reminding people to write down the serial numbers for your items - or put identifying numbers - in the event burglars take off with them.
"The problem we run into is we recover so much property throughout the course of the year, that we don't know who it goes to - it goes to auction" said Craig Allen, CMPD's Crime Prevention Specialist.
CMPD showed WBTV some of the unidentified items officers have recovered - including televisions, audio video equipment, motorized lawn equipment, bicycles, rims, car batteries, copper, skateboards - but will likely end up being auctioned off because no one has claimed them.
It's an issue that can be frustrating for officers.
"It is" said Officer Allen "because what we want to do is be able to get that property back to whoever it belongs to legitimately."
Allen said "we stop people that have different pieces of property in their vehicles or on them - if we can't prove ownership - basically they get to keep it until we can prove it's not theirs."
Police say when they recover items or find property, they check a data base to see if the serial number has been reported. If it has, officers can return it to the rightful owner.
Officer Allen said "the bottom line is it's up to the owner of the property to keep a record of it."
He said people should do "inventories of their houses - write down make, model, serial numbers, take photographs if it doesn't have a serial number associated with it."
The way Officer Allen sees it, "the important thing with this is when you purchase an item before you even start using it, take a moment to record that serial number."
The space CMPD set aside for large pieces of property is getting bigger.
"This gets cleaned out twice a year and the stuff - the items that aren't needed - go to auction."
The auctions are held in April and September.
"That's one of the items they {thieves} go after" Officer Allen said. "They'll go in and just rip it off the wall and walk off with it. Play stations, X-boxes, all those gaming systems."
"There are a lot of found bikes and a lot of stolen bikes" but Officer Allen added "on bicycles there's going to be some type of stamped serial number."
Motorized lawn equipment.
"That would definitely have several serial numbers written on it" Officer Allen said. "Hopefully the original owner has the serial number so they can get it back."
Cell phones and tablets.
"A lot of that has the serial number inside. We could contact the carrier and try to track down the owner that way" but Officer Allen said "obviously it's best if the person making the report has those numbers with them and can get to them pretty quickly."
Police said "the odds of getting it back increase as soon as you can get that information because we can track that type stuff."
The bottom line, police say, is "it's a very simple step for you to record serial numbers on anything that has a serial number -even take a picture if it's a unique piece of property - could be jewelry. If it's a unique piece - take a picture of it - at least have that as proof of ownership."
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CM Punk at Raw, Miami, 2 April 2012 (via interbeat)
With Wrestlemania fast-approaching, many wrestling fans, me included, become nostalgic and reflective. I've had the pleasure of watching a lot of pro wrestling over my 22 years. I was sucked in during the peak of the Monday Night Wars, I enjoyed the highly entertaining WWF Attitude Era, and I've seen some of the best of the current WWE. Through it all, if I ever come up with a ranking of my favorite wrestlers in my head, four names come to mind faster than the rest. I have different reasons as to why those three stand out for me, and I will explain those in detail in this article.
Jeff Hardy
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His personal demons and battle with drug addiction aside, Jeff Hardy is one of the most entertain in-ring performers in the history of wrestling. He's etched numerous jaw-dropping moments into the minds of wrestling fans by coupling his unparralled athletic ability with his willingness to task high-risk maneuver upon high-risk maneuver. Jeff Hardy takes huge bumps regularly and puts his body on the line. Whether he takes flight from the top rope, the top of a ladder, or the top of a cage, he never seems to find something too high to take off from.
Hardy is a daredevil, an enigma, and as he properly puts it, a "Whisper in the Wind." There is not a stunt in wrestling he wont attempt. Not a level of danger he wont cross. And the fans of wrestling, whether TNA of WWE, love him for it.
The Rock
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The Rock is entertainment personified. The Great One is one of the best ever on the mic. Over his incredible in-ring career, he's delivered countless memorable promos. It's a skill that he can still bring at a high level to this day. From "FINALLY..." to "Just Bring It!" to "IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOUR NAME IS," the man is simply the biggest library of catchphrases. It's his charisma, innovation, conviction, and eloquence in his delivery that's gotten him so over with the crowd during his career. He's made fun of and shown up countless wrestlers to the delight of fans for years.
The Rock finds a way to put his creative stamp on just about anything he does. He's funny, engaging, and down right riveting at times.
It's The Rock's unique ability to connect with the fans and constantly get the crowd involved that's made him one of the most popular superstars of all time. He exuded so much star power for so long, it's no wonder he made the jump to Hollywood. But whenever he's decided to come back, the magic comes back too as he electrifies the arena with his presence.
CM Punk
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Punk has never had anything just handed to him in his life. And you can see that whenever he's out there. He always performs with a chip on his shoulder, like he's out there to prove something every night. Punk never seems to give less than his all.
His in-ring work is stellar. He's the kind of wrestler who not only shines in his own right, but makes his opponent look good too. Whether he's wrestling a top-notch veteran like Chris Jericho, or a less-than-ideal worker like Brodus Clay, I don't think I've ever seen a CM Punk wrestling match that I didn't enjoy.
Punk does all the little things right as well. He's got an incredible repertoire of moves, from his Muay Thai kicks down to his rare submission maneuvers like the Koji clutch. And Punk sells moves so well. In an age of wrestling where it's almost a lost art, Punk makes wrestling look painful. If his opponent targets his knee early on in the match, he sells the gimp knee for the rest of the contest. And for me, that adds to the quality of the bout.
Mic skills -- just awesome. The "pipe bombs" Punk delivers on the mic, whether he's a heel, tweener, or face, make you want to watch. He commands attention with everything he says. It never seems as if there's a wasted word in any of his promos. What's more is that Punk has the rare ability to stand in the face of a crowd that loves him, and make the people hate him in an instant. I think what makes Punk so special on the microphone is whenever he says something, he says it with the conviction and swagger to the point that you believe that HE believes what he's saying is true. Whether he's the good guy who's Voice of the Voiceless, or the man who thinks he's better than any worthless member of the WWE Universe, he says it like it's fact.
Shawn Michaels
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Shawn Michaels is known by many wrestling fans as the greatest of all time. And rightfully so. The Showstopper has put on numerous classic matches with a variety of wrestlers. He was the perfect combination of charisma and athleticism. Simply put, wrestling may never see another man close to the caliber of Shawn Michaels.
Michaels was a great all-around performer. He was a high-flyer, a submission guy, a good grappler, and he could even brawl with the best of them. The fact that he could do anything in the ring was a big reason why he meshed well with just about any superstar.
But arguably the most important aspect of Michaels' persona was how he could connect with the audience. During every match, he could get the crowd so invested in what he was doing, even if it was just reaching his hand out for a reaction when he was placed in a submission hold.
And who would've thought one of the best finishing moves in the history of sports entertainment would be a simple side kick? But the devastating sudden impact of Sweet Chin Music won over the hearts of fans throughout his entire career. He could make a spectacle out of it by "tuning up the band" for the big finish. Or many times, he would hit the move from as J.R. put it time and time again, "From outta nowhere!!"
If you watched a Shawn Michaels match, the dramatic effect he would elicit was always palpable. He could enhance the story with a subtle smirk or gesture during the match. How many times were you on the edge of your seat when HBK hit Sweet Chin Music when he was seemingly reeling? And how many times were you anxious as he fell to the floor in agony after landing the kick, rooting for him to crawl over to make the cover?
He had some of the most compelling rivalries ever, especially the storied battles with Bret Hart and Triple H. When he would fight someone over an extended period of time, he could sustain that rivalry so well. You could cut the tension with a knife during Michaels' rivalries because he had the uncanny ability to make it feel so personal.
He also created one of the most famous stables in D-Generation-X. Not to mention Michaels also won every major belt the company had to offer him.
It's no wonder why they call him Mr. Wrestlemania. It didn't matter who he faced. It didn't matter whether he won or lost (because he lost his fair share, especially later in his career). Michaels couldn't help but put on a show for all the fans to remember. In any moment or any arena. But especially on the "Grandest Stage of Them All."
The debate as to who's the best in wrestling history will always be arguable. But for me, there's no question that Michaels gets that top spot.
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So let me hear it! These are my favorite guys. Who are yours?
Who got you to start watching pro wrestling as a kid? Who put on the most entertaining matches, or cut the most scintillating promos? Who keeps you watching to this day?


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A man caught on camera setting an SUV on fire has been sentenced to more than two years in prison.
DNA evidence collected at the scene of the fire in February near 97th Avenue and Steele Street led arson investigators to Michael Gunst.
A K-9 used by officers helped them identify the presence of a fuel used to start the fire. That fuel was also found on three homes near the SUV, and investigators said Gunst actually intended to set all three homes on fire.
Back in February, investigators reported finding a sheet soaked with gasoline and a large gas can near the scene.
In the surveillance video, Gunst can be seen walking through a yard to the front of one home. The video shows him striking a lighter several times before an SUV burst into flames.
Gunst pleaded guilty to one count of arson and one count of attempted arson as part of a plea deal with the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office. He received a 2-1/2 year prison sentence.
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Hank Willis Thomas is an artist working with themes related to identity, history and popular culture. He received his BFA from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and his MFA in photography, along with an MA in visual criticism, from Californ¬ia College of the Arts (CCA) in San Francisco. Thomas has acted as a visiting professor at CCA and in the MFA programs at Maryland Institute College of Art and ICP/Bard and has lectured at Yale University, Princeton University, the Birmingham Museum of Art and the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris.
He received a new media fellowship through the Tribeca Film Institute and was an artist in residence at John Hopkins University as well as a 2011 fellow at the W.E.B. DuBois Institute at Harvard University. He has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the U.S. and abroad. Thomas' work is in numerous public collections including The Whitney Museum of American Art, the Brooklyn Museum and Museum of Modern Art.
His work has been featured in several publications including 25 under 25: Up-and-Coming American Photographers (CDS, 2003), 30 Americans (RFC, 2008) as well as his monograph Pitch Blackness (Aperture, 2008). His collaborative projects have been featured at the Sundance Film Festival and installed publicly at the Oakland International Airport, The Oakland Museum of California and the University of California, San Francisco. He also was an Artist in Residence at Cite´ Internationale Universitaire de Paris. Thomas is represented by Jack Shainman Gallery in New York City.
More information can be found at hankwillisthomas.com.
The Institute is proud to announce that Hank Willis Thomas has been selected as an Institute Fellow to support and collaborate on his latest work Question Bridge: Black Males and future projects.
Currently on display at different museums all over the country, Question Bridge is an innovative video installation created by artists Hank Willis Thomas and Chris Johnson in collaboration with Bayeté Ross Smith and Kamal Sinclair. The four collaborators spent several years traveling throughout the United States, speaking with 150 Black men living in 12 American cities and towns, including New York, Chicago, Oakland, Birmingham, and New Orleans. From these interviews they created 1,500 video exchanges in which the subjects, representing a range of geographic, generational, economic, and educational strata, serve as both interviewers and interviewees. Their words were woven together to simulate a stream-of-consciousness dialogue, through which important themes and issues emerge, including family, love, interracial relationships, community, education, violence, and the past, present, and future of Black men in American society.
The exhibition includes multiple screens playing videos of the interviews, edited so that it appears as if the men are having a conversation. The artists hope that the Question Bridge project will be a catalyst for constructive dialogue that will help deconstruct stereotypes about Black male identity in our collective consciousness.
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HIV Rate High In MississippiBy Jeffrey Hess | Published 30 Nov 2011 07:24pm |
Today is World AIDS Day...a day intended to raise awareness and education about HIV and AIDS. In Mississippi, HIV infection and death rates are higher than the national average. MPB's Jeffrey Hess reports on efforts to slow the spread of AIDS through the State.
"That guy was from Jackson. There is a Lumberton there and Lumberton there. Lumberton, Mississippi. Two Lumbertons. So there are several Mississippi people here,"
A member of the Safe Harbor Church in Jackson, who asked that her name not be used, walks through the towering AIDS memorial quilts, pointing out panels commemorating Mississippians whohave died from the disease.
Mississippi has the sixth highest HIV infection rate in the nation, with almost 10-thousand confirmed cases.
45-year old Frank Monhead has been living with HIV for 23-years but he says it took him a decade to gather up the courage to tell his family because of the stigma surrounding HIV infection.
"The biggest thing that kept me from sharing was the fear of rejection. Fear of rejection of those that you love. Whether it is your parents, your siblings or friends, any one that is significant in your life, there is always that fear," Monhead said.
Rural areas inMississippi are experiencing some of the fastest growth in HIV rates...the infection rate in the Delta is 50-percent higher than the national rate....and African-Americans are disproportionately likely to become infected, representing more then 75-percent of new case.
Mississippi Department of Health HIV office director Dr. Nicholas Mosca says the department will introduce new programs next year to more directly combat the disease.
"We want to begin tailoring approaches to specific target audiences. In order to do that, our education must occur at three levels. The individual level. The group level. And the population level," Mosca said.
For example, Mosca wants pharmacies around the state to spread reliable information about HIV.
TheSafe Harborchurch member, where the memorial quilts hangin Jackson,thinks the portraits sown in fabric make HIV more personal.
"Probably the most important thing is that they didn't just die and go away. There is something left of them here,"
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Speculation on who will be the next head coach of the Butler men's basketball team doesn't reach far off campus.
Athletic director Barry Collier is expected to move quickly on hiring a replacement for Brad Stevens, possibly as soon as Friday. Three of the front runners are already on the Butler bench.
Butler announced Wednesday Stevens was leaving the school to coach the Boston Celtics.
Assistant coaches Brandon Miller, a former player for the Bulldogs, Terry Johnson, who has been with the program for nine years and Michael Lewis, a former Indiana University player, are among those expected to be interviewed for the job.
Stevens was an assistant coach under Todd Lickliter, who left for Iowa, when he got the Bulldogs' job. Lickliter is currently the head coach at Marian University in Indianapolis.
Matthew Graves, who was recently hired as the head coach at South Alabama, says he is staying at the school.
Another possibility is Michigan assistant LaVall Jordan, who played for Butler while Collier was head coach.
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On June 30, the Fairview Township Police Department was dispatched to burglaries at three separate homes on Observatory Drive.
The calls came in between 2:15 and 5:15 p.m. All of the homes are in close proximity to each other.
The burglar(s) got away with loose change from all three locations, and a personal safe.
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High in the sky, anything could go wrong. And pilots from the Marine Corps Air Station need to be prepared. That's why they were out in Broad River practicing rescue drills.
"A good portion of our training is over the ocean, so this is actually really good training for us, in case something does go wrong," said Capt. Ben Van Wingading.
"Put into practice, kind of their worst day, because really they do emergency procedures for the jets all the time, but in actuality being in the water, and somebody's ejected, they do this training every four years in an environmentally controlled pool," said Lt. Kevin Brighton.
But out in the open water is much different than inside.
"OK, real world emergency guys, the swimmers will come in and no other boats are going to be coming in the water. Don't everybody try to jump in the water and save them, just the rescue squad will be going in," said Mark Cobb, Beaufort County Sheriff's Office.
After a briefing, the pilots got suited up and out into the water alongside the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office and the Department of Natural Resources.
After the drill was complete--officials gave us their feedback saying the drill seemed to be a success......
"The guys in the water have a new appreciation for their worst day, and hopefully they can pass that energy on to the rest of the air crew, and hey, this isn't as easy as we make it out to be," said Brighton.
It's like something out of a movie: Pilots having to eject out of a damaged plane and landing in open water. Its not a movie, it was the scene of a drill in Beaufort Tuesday, as pilots from the Marine Corps Air Station had the chance to practice what they need to do in the event it happens to them.
The Coast Guard, Beaufort County Sheriff's Office dive team, and the Department of Natural Resources assisted in a "stranded pilot" drill. The exercise consisted of two sets of pilots being dropped and rescued in the he Broad River. Officials say this kind of training only happens once every four years, and it is an excellent way for pilots to get hands-on experience.
Lowcountry reporter Brittany Shane was out there with the rescue teams and will have more on the training tonight on NEWS 3 at 6pm.
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Teleoperators preparing to abandon their GSM networks
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The GSM networks which have been operating in Finland since 1991 are coming to the end of their shelf-life.
Teleoperators TeliaSonera, Elisa, and DNA are unanimous in their decisions to abandon the old GSM networks, as it is simply too expensive for the operators to support 2G networks in parallel to 3G networks.
The main reason
to abandon the old GSM nets running at the 2100 MHz frequency is the opening of the 900 MHz frequency band for 3G networks. The new network will cover the entire country.
Moreover, the third-generation mobile phones have become a great deal more widely used in Finland over the past less than two years. At present, the number of 3G mobile phone subscriptions is already more than one million.
Today, more than one-third of all mobile phone handsets sold in Finland are 3G phones. The sales of theses devices were boosted by the decision made by the Ministry of Transport and Communications in the spring of 2006 to allow tie-in deals for a test period of three years, offering a 3G handset with a mobile phone subscription.
The teleoperators promise
that the present GSM phones of ordinary consumers will operate in Finland long into the next decade.
The opening of the new 900 MHz frequency band for 3G networks does not mean that the present 3G handsets would stop working, as the current 3G network will operate also in the future.
The most modern mobile phones operate in any event at both frequencies.
"By 2010, we will have a 3G network covering the entire country. We will not even consider abandoning the 2G network until the range of the new 3G network is as extensive as that of the current GSM network", says director
Petteri Niemi
from DNA.
Elisa's decision to abandon its 2G network was influenced by the fact that the GSM network equipment would need software updating around 2010. Moreover, their operating life will come to an end in 2015 at the latest.
Currently there are
just four 3G mobile phone types operating at the 900 MHz frequency available in Finland. However, there is reason to believe that the number of such handsets will increase appreciably in the future, when the operators adopt the lower frequency for their 3G networks worldwide.
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text: Buyers Are Still Flipping for Energy-Efficient RemodelsSustainable rehab projects are in demand despite the improved housing market.By Jennifer Goodman Four Diverse Projects With Efficiency in Common Launch Slideshow These G Homes run the gamut from affordable remodels to luxury custom dwellings to new construction.Four Diverse Projects With Efficiency in Common These G Homes run the gamut from affordable remodels to luxury custom dwellings to new construction. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/1963846799_G%20Home01_tcm138-1834477.jpg?width=800 true 800 AFFORDABLE REHAB Price: $244,000 (sold in one day for $255,000) Palm Terrace, Phoenix This previously foreclosed property was remodeled by Urbanovo LLC to NGBS-Emerald standards and provides more than $1,300 in annual energy savings. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/1598629268_G%20Home02_tcm138-1834479.jpg?width=800 true 800 AFFORDABLE REHAB Price: $244,000 (sold in one day for $255,000) Palm Terrace, Phoenix The living spaces were modernized with stained concrete flooring, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and an open-concept floor plan to maximize space. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/1472218840_G%20Home03_tcm138-1834480.jpg?width=800 true 800 AFFORDABLE REHAB Price: $244,000 (sold in one day for $255,000) Palm Terrace, Phoenix The redesigned landscaping features a low-flow timed watering system. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/1383330008_G%20Home04_tcm138-1834481.jpg?width=800 true 800 AFFORDABLE REHAB Price: $244,000 (sold in one day for $255,000) Palm Terrace, Phoenix Designed and renovated by Urbanovo LLC, the 1,260-square-foot home is priced at $244,000. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/830672610_G%20Home05_tcm138-1834482.jpg?width=800 true 800 AFFORDABLE REHAB Price: $244,000 (sold in one day for $255,000) Palm Terrace, Phoenix The dwelling was upgraded with new 13-SEER HVAC system with smart Nest learning thermostat, R-38 insulation, high-performance windows, low-VOC finishes, and improved ventilation and filtration. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/1198293298_G%20Home06_tcm138-1834483.jpg?width=990 true 990 MID-RANGE REHAB Price: $539,000 Crown Heights, Phoenix With a Walk Score of 68, this close-in house from DRE Holdings offers professionally designed interiors and high-performance technologies. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/1730014123_G%20Home07_tcm138-1834484.jpg?width=1024 true 1024 MID-RANGE REHAB Price: $539,000 Crown Heights, Phoenix The interior floor plan was redesigned to provide increased living space. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/451441326_G%20Home08_tcm138-1834485.jpg?width=1024 true 1024 MID-RANGE REHAB Price: $539,000 Crown Heights, Phoenix The rehab resulted in annual energy savings of $1,000 and improved water efficiency and air quality. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/694737164_HRM0160_tcm138-1835493.jpg?width=2000 true 2000 LUXURY REHAB Price: $1.8 million Camelback Mountain This NGBS-Emerald luxury rehab offers beautiful panoramic views of downtown Phoenix. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/1078942875_HRM0836_tcm138-1835494.jpg?width=2000 true 2000 Jason Roehner2012 LUXURY REHAB Price: $1.8 million Camelback Mountain The project was designed and renovated by Knipp Contracting and AAK Investments. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/2121279839_HRM0847_tcm138-1835495.jpg?width=2000 true 2000 Jason Roehner2012 LUXURY REHAB Price: $1.8 million Camelback Mountain Renovations of the 1962 house resulted in $2,600 in annual energy savings and reduced water demand by more than 50 percent. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/G%20Home12%20cropped_tcm138-1834627.jpg?width=1059 true 1059 NEW CONSTRUCTION Price: Starting at $165,000 Phoenix Construction is currently under way on 14 new homes to replace a subdivision of blighted properties that were abandoned during the crash of 2008. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/1294727827_G%20Home13_tcm138-1834490.jpg?width=1275 true 1275 NEW CONSTRUCTION Price: Starting at $165,000 Phoenix As shown on this Performance Report, the new G Homes will have a HERS Index near 25, an average monthly electric bill of less than $50, and will be priced between $165,000 and $189,000. The project is in partnership with the City of Phoenix and Mandalay Homes. 1 of 1 Get the link to this image: Copy Philip BeereDuring the recent housing market crash, Phoenix-based developer Philip Beere carved out a niche rehabilitating distressed homes to ultra-efficient standards. His attractive, affordable, National Green Building Standard-certified homes near public transportation were in demand with energy- and budget-conscious home buyers in the area. (Click here for a Case Study on one of those properties.)As his success in Phoenix grew, Beere realized the formula could work in many U.S. cities, especially those with older, foreclosed homes near mass-transit lines. He created the G Home program to provide consulting and support for remodelers, builders, and developers across the country looking to tap into green building. Now that the housing market has regained its footing, ECOHOME checks in with Beere—three-time winner of the NAHB Green Remodel Advocate of the Year Award--for an update on his G Street development company, the power of energy labeling, and what's on the horizon.You jumped into green remodeling just as the housing market crashed. How did you survive? When I founded G Street in early 2007, it was popular for builders in my area to scrape infill lots, tearing down what I perceived to be a perfectly good ranch-style homes, and then building new Tuscan-style houses. Back then, my vision was to rehab these old ranch houses rather than tear them down, providing a finished product that performed better than most new homes and one that wasalso designed to meet current market demands.My first attempt was one of the first LEED-certified remodels in the U.S.However, the timing of the remodel met with the market crash and failure. My second attempt at rehabbing old homes to green standards was in 2009. The second time, my focus was on areas that are near mass transit or light rail systems. The market responded well and the success attracted others who were interested in similar development. This shaped G Street for today's business model, which is helping builders and rehabbers bring their high-performance homes to market and providing them with our G Home green consulting and marketing tools to help highlight their work.Since 2007, the business model of G Street has shifted from smaller scale and being hands on for each project, to a much broader scale and providing marketing, green consulting, and design services to those who are hands on and rehabbing or building single and multifamily residential units.Now that the market has stabilized, how has demand changed? Since the market crash of '08 and my first green remodel, we have experienced a strong uptick in others rehabbing houses in urban cores, which has increased the demand for the services of G Street. And, with the stabilization of the market we are also experiencing an uptick in new construction and builders utilizing G Street to help implement similar green strategies that have worked so well for us in the rehab market.Have you seen foreclosures level off? Existing home and land acquisition in many markets has become a challenge. We hear from G Home clients that supply of homes and land is leveling off, yet there still seems to be high levels of inventory or unoccupied dwellings. Eventually the inventory will have to be released into the supply chain and will hopefully allow the opportunity to create more G Home rehabs. A detailed Performance Report, much like an MPG sticker on a car, comes with every G Home.So what is the G Home concept? Simply stated, the G Home concept helps builders, rehabbers, and investors bring their high-performance homes to market. Builders and remodelers are typically too busy managing projects to focus significant resources on marketing or environmental initiatives. By utilizing the G Home program, they can enhance their marketing strategies and design approach for a practical and affordable path to green construction. If intensive design assistance is needed, we also offer preferred and screened G Home landscape architects, interior designers, or mechanical designers.How do you tailor your energy-efficiency marketing message? Each G Home comes with an energy label that contains a rundown of estimated monthly energy costs based on the HERS index. We call it the G Home Performance Report. Everyone is interested in lower electric bills, but we also highlight healthier indoor air quality which may have added appeal to buyers with children or family members who maybe allergy sensitive. Often, prospective buyers of a G Home will comment on the home's "good feel," which is directly attributed to properly designed mechanical systems.How have buyers responded to the energy labeling idea? The G Home Performance Report has been the most effective tool when educating the prospective buyer and real estate community about the homes' green features, walk score, and energy savings. The design of the label is customized to communicate the green features of each individual property.What is the biggest challenge facing green home builders, remodelers, and investors? The biggest challenge is managing expectations. Many in our industry believe that adding green features or third-party certification to projects will demand higher prices or an easy sale. But, each project must still conform to the fundamentals of a successful project, which include making the right acquisition, managing the budget, good design and aesthetics, and listing at a competitive price point. If any of these four components is missing, not even green features can correct it. But, if all four are done right, then adding green features and ratings to the project will only make it more marketable and increase the likelihood of demanding a higher value as perceived by the prospective buyer.What are some of the projects your company is currently involved with? We continue to target the rehab market, and you will continue to see increased traction in this segment. Next month, the first G Home subdivision for new construction will be completed, which is exciting because it is affordable green housing with a modeled HERS index as low as 26. The new construction completes a previously blighted subdivision that was abandoned during the housing crash of 2008. Later in 2013, you will see the first G Home for multifamily and expansion of the brand into Latin America.RELATED STORY:Franchise Program Takes the Guesswork Out of Green RemodelingRELATED VIDEO:Award-Winning Developer Offers Tips for Successful Green RemodelingLearn more about markets featured in this article: Phoenix, AZ. 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For Immediate Release
Clifton Park, NY - Congressman John Sweeney and his wife Gayle issued the following statements Wednesday.
Gayle Sweeney's statement:
This is a difficult moment for me.
I am a private person married to a public official. As such, my private life has been dragged into this campaign. I do not relish having to make a public statement. But I want to clear up what is a completely false accusation against my husband. I have shunned the media and the public spotlight because of the intrusive nature it plays in my private life and that of my husband and family.
I love my husband and he loves me.
My husband's opponent has a hired gun that feels the need to embarrass me and slander my marriage. Because of that I must respond to the unfair and unwarranted attack on my personal life. The evening in question was a very difficult time for our family. Real life has real problems. Like every family we have personal challenges that we must overcome.
Anyone who believes that life is not complicated just doesn't get it. The pressure of the year long public scrutiny reached it's breaking point and so had I. I did not need to be protected from John.
At no time has John hurt me or done anything other than try and protect me.
There were never any injuries to me. Neither John nor I are perfect. But we love each other deeply. The incident report that has been given to the press is untrue. The real incident report has nothing in it like the salacious words in this concocted document. I don't know if it is possible, but I give my permission for the State Police to release the real report for all to see. Thank you.
Rep. John Sweeney's statement:
Thank you for all being here. I am going to make a brief statement as my wife did. The period in question was a stressful period for our family. In retrospect, as I look back, the symptoms that put me into the hospital weeks later I was experiencing at that time.
The report is false and I have trust in the integrity of the state police. There was no domestic violence and like my wife I call on the state police to release the true report.
My opponent has no shame. She has shown that throughout this campaign. and in her desire for power she has tried to ruin my marriage and slander my family.
I do this job to represent the people of the 20th Congressional District. I am proud of the eight year record I have. I have worked hard for it. My opponent is doing this strictly for personal gain. The tone and tenor of this campaign has reached a level beneath anything I have ever seen in my years in public service. I love my wife, I love my children and I love my family. I will not allow them to be dragged into the middle of this just because my opponent has a thirst and desire for power.
You know, I have been very open in the last year with you all especially about my family, whether it was my son and my most recent health problems, more so than I needed to be. I will say today that this is the last time that I am ever going to talk about my family in the context of politics.


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Arrests made by Madison County law enforcement on Tuesday and Wednesday, based on Madison County Jail records. Charges are recommended by arresting officers, but are not final until the Madison County prosecutor reviews the case and files official charges.
Madison County police arrested Angela D. Spiker, 33, of the 700 block of West Fourth Street, Greenfield, at 2:47 p.m. Tuesday. Bond was set at $20,000 for Class D felony forgery and Class D felony theft.
Anderson police arrested Terrance D. M. English, 20, of the 1100 block of West 11th Street, Anderson, at 5:35 p.m. Tuesday. English was court ordered released on no bond.
Anderson police arrested Zacariah J. Dillon, 18, of the 1700 block of Lindberg Road, Anderson, at 8:06 p.m. Tuesday. Bond was set at $10,000 for Class C felony burglary.
Frankton police arrested Rebecca A. Watson, 30, of the 200 block of North Woodworth Street, Frankton, at 10:09 p.m. Tuesday. Bond was set at $1,000 for civil contempt of court.
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