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Betty Jo Williams
Betty Jo (Irwin) Williams, 78, passed away Monday, August 23, 2010, at Asbury Place Health Care Center, Maryville. She was a beloved wife; devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother; loving sister and good friend. She graduated from Porter High School and American College, where she trained as a Certified Nursing Assistant, working at Wellington Place and Asbury Place and as a private duty caregiver. She was a member of Church Street United Methodist, Knoxville. She was preceded in death by her husband, Rev. John G. Williams. Betty was a vital part of her husband's pastoral ministry, serving United Methodist churches in Maryville, Pigeon Forge, Jellico, Norris, Chattanooga and Athens, as well as Grundy and Jonesville in Virginia and in Little Rock, Arkansas. She absolutely loved being a minister's wife as well as spending time in Cades Cove, cheering on the UT VOLS and eating home-grown tomatoes!
She is survived by daughters and sons-in-law, Susan and Shannon McCammon, Russellville, KY; Jonna and Tom Ballard, Wytheville, VA; and daughter, Teresa Williams, Knoxville. Grandchildren include Shanna and Kelly Meyers, Lexington, KY; Erin and Shawn Patrick, Ashland, KY; Rebecca and James Kurk, Paris, KY; and William Ballard and Emily Ballard, Wytheville, VA. Her great-grandchildren are Emerson Meyers and Fisher Patrick. She is also survived by her brother and sister-in-law, R. W. and Dee Irwin, Maryville; her sister, Ruth Burch, Maryville; several nieces and nephews and special friends.
The family will receive friends from 5-7:00 p.m. Thursday, August 26, at McCammon-Ammons-Click Funeral Home, Maryville. Rev. Andy Ferguson, Rev. Darryll Rasnake and Rev. Carol Wilson will lead the Celebration of Life Service at 7:00 p.m. Family and friends will meet at 10:00 a.m. Friday at Sherwood Memorial Gardens for the interment service.
The family wishes to express sincere thanks to those many persons who cared for her (and her family) during these past few months, especially Dr. Constance Hardy and Dr. Samar Alsharif of Blount Memorial Hospital and Dr. Teresa Catron and the staff on the 3rd floor of Asbury Place Health Care. In loving support of her grandson, James Kurk, memorial gifts may be given to the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society, Donor Services, P. O. Box 4072, Pittsfield, MA 01201. Donations may also be made to Friends of the Smokies, P. O. Box 1660, Kodak, TN 37764-7660.
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A fundamental aspect of good government is not playing fast
and loose with public dollars.
Through the first few months of this fiscal year, the city of Charleston
had a good size bump in business and occupation tax. City leaders immediately
put about $400,000 of that money into reducing pension costs.
Any economists will say that unfunded liabilities are an economic time bomb.
It's good that Charleston is doing
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Lorin Larsen, 49, died Saturday after falling from a tree stand on his land between Hurley and Viborg while bowhunting for deer. He was found by his father, Roger, and died while being flown to a Sioux Falls hospital. His funeral is Wednesday in Madison.
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Michael Capardi, 22, is the third person charged in the Tuesday morning theft of a Volkswagen Passat. Two Newark residents were taken into custody on Tuesday.
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Capardi is believed to have been one of the occupants that fled the Passat after it crashed on the front lawn of a house on Passaic Avenue.
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It is often said that football is a game of inches... but I think in this NFL playoff's it has really been a game of feet (and ankles)...
- The Broncos beat the Steelers in part because Ben Roethlisberger was less than fully effective due to a high ankle sprain.
- The Ravens beat the Texans in part because they were facing T.J. Yates instead of Matt Schaub, whose season was lost to a Lisfranc Sprain in his right foot. Heck- the Patriots in some ways owe home field advantage to this injury!
- The Patriots beat the Ravens because a ball off of the right foot of Billy Cundiff sailed wide of the mark.
- The Patriots lost to the Giants in part because old "friend" Bernard Pollard continued his march of destruction and sprained Rob Gronkowski's ankle.
- In good news, at least the Patriots conducted themselves with pride and did not put any feet in their mouth this year!


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Well. It happened: they actually made a sequel to last year's cringe-worthy "Atlas Shrugged Part I," which was savaged by critics (amazing Roger Ebert quote: "the most anticlimactic non-event since Geraldo Rivera broke into Al Capone's vault"), and even in its limited theatrical run not much of a hit (making less than $5 million against its $20 million production budget). Next month, Rocky Mountain Pictures, the studio behind such surefire classics as "Billy: The Early Years of Billy Graham," anti-evolution movie "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed," and current wing-nut hit "2016: Obama's America," will release "Atlas Shrugged Part II," which has a vague air of "not classy enough to run on SyFy Channel, despite similar-quality visual effects" next month. Here is a trailer (via Film Stage) to prove it's not some terrible nightmare you had after ingesting too many Doritos-shell tacos.
Loosely following Ayn Rand's influential objectivist novel, the cinematic take on "Atlas Shrugged" apparently involves some kind of futuristic train and a sinister-looking Ray Wise. Just last night "American Psycho" was on cable and we were wondering what happened to Samantha Mathis (she is so funny in that scene where Christian Bale takes her to dinner), well, apparently she's stuck doing bullshit like this. The budget seems to have been upped a little bit, but we were too stuck on lines like "We can all agree capitalism doesn't work," which seem primed to elicit an election year response.
Jason Beghe, Esai Morales (!), Patrick Fabian, and Kim Rhodes also star in this nonsense (it's notable that few of the cast members from the first film are returning), which also has a new poster that looks like the first lesson in a "How Not To Use Photoshop" class.
"Atlas Shrugged Part II" opens on October 12th, when it will become Paul Ryan's favorite movie of the year. Hopefully you'll have something better to do.
David McElroy | October 10, 2012 2:37 PM
I'm a fan of the book on which this is based, but the first movie was horrid. It was just bad art all around. The writing, acting and direction were all horrible. Just because I like a book that something is based on doesn't mean that I need to pretend that bad art is any good. I'll see the second part, but I don't have high expectations. The fact that the writers, director and actors have been replaced gives me a LITTLE hope, but not much.
With all that said, the article you've written here shows why some libertarians and conservatives see people on the left as biased about this issue. The fact that you refer to the film as "this nonsense" is clearly only because you disagree with its political position. That's an offensive and ridiculous way to cover film. You would serve your readers better to keep your political opinions separate from your artistic opinions.
The film is probably going to stink. If you want to savage it for being bad art, please do so. But you lose credibility when you criticize it before anyone has seen it, just because you disagree with it.
David | September 28, 2012 5:48 PM
I watched Atlas Shrugged Part I a few months ago on DVD. I thought it was well worth my time and a fair representation of the book. It was certainly better than much of what is offered as "entertainment" by the numerous "movie channels" on cable. I can't help but wonder why it has yet to make it's way to the TV screen? I'm certain it must have something to do with the films producer not needing the money or wanting the exposure. I mean, the idea that there is some dark conspiracy trying to keep the movie on the shelf while wishing it had never even been made in the first place is just...well, Ayn Randish.
JASON | September 19, 2012 7:40 AM
I'm going to see the second film just because it's based on the best, most epic book ever written. However, I expect it to not be nearly as good as the book (as is the case with all books turned into movies). I wish they would have made Atlas Shrugged into a mini-series instead of a trilogy of movies because part of the genius of the book was its deep character development. Characters like Francisco, Hank, and Dagny were my heroes while reading the book.... I just hate to see them put into a movie where so many of the fantastic things they would say (in the book) are condensed or stripped out entirely.
Christopher | September 7, 2012 11:58 AM
Is this the last one or will there be an episode 3 at some point?
Huffy | September 6, 2012 10:26 PM
LOL at the comments here. So anyone who didn't like the movie is automatically an egg-sucking liberal who wants government up the ass? I lean towards libertarianism in a lot of ways but I don't like Atlas Shrugged because it's a shitty book: bad writing with a stupid, immature and narrow-sighted philosophy at its core. And as everyone but Kyle Smith (who doesn't even try to maintain a veil of objectivity these days) pointed out the movie was awful.
Objective | September 6, 2012 6:08 PM
Hey, look at that, another objective review of an anti big government movie. Not bad, eight insults of in the first paragraph. I can guess who you voted for. I assume Mr. Taylor has never read Atlas Shrugged, or he would know better than to characterize the movie as revolving around a frigging train and sinister looking character. I mean, at least describe the plot accurately if you are going to pretend to be a professional. I suspect if Michael Moore had done another outhouse quality movie about how great socialism is, our reviewer would need to take a couple paper towels with him into the theater. But a movie that points out the folly of big government, crony capitalism and political corruption doesn't rate a civil review. You get no argument that the first movie could be better, but at least someone bothered to try, and the fans got it. I never expected any of the hollywood ellite to give it a shot.
Everyman | September 6, 2012 2:58 PM
Atlas Shrugged Part 2 will be in theaters October 12th, 2012.
jkfdghfdhg | September 6, 2012 10:43 AM
what a piece of junk.
Kevin Klawitter | September 6, 2012 9:59 AM
Well, it looks better than the first one, at least. But that's not saying much.
Zack | September 6, 2012 9:58 AM
In before Randanistas who live in studio apartments and work drive-throughs calling the Playlist out for being unproductive parasites.
Matt N. | September 6, 2012 9:46 AM
CAN'T WAIT! I know it's going to be terrible (like the first one), but if it introduces just one more person to Ayn Rand's philosophy, it's worth it.


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Wagner said Daniel Pirok, 34, was inebriated when police began a chase near the Mall of New Hampshire about 2 a.m. Thursday that didn't end until Pirok was in Bedford. He was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated and possession of a controlled substance.
Wagner said police obtained a search warrant and found a loaded handgun, cocaine, a "large sum of money," an AK-47 rifle and an AR-15 rifle.
He said Pirok had a permit to carry the handgun. He said Pirok had two high-capacity clips for the rifles. The clips were filled with bullets, but not loaded into the weapons, he said.
Wagner said police obtained a warrant to search Pirok's home, where police found scales, plastic bags, a small amount of cocaine, 30 unidentified pills and $6,000 in cash.
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Saturday, Nov 19, 2011 5:27PM
G.O.O.D. Music rapper Kid Cudi has announced plans to drop a new album, WZRD, which will be radio-friendly by not containing any profanity.
Along with the lack of curse words, Cudi's new LP will refrain from the N-word.
"News update! Me and @DotDaGenius are no longer called 2 Be Continuum. The world will call us W Z R D, which is short for WIZARD," he tweeted November 18th.
"The title of the album is still undetermined..."
"And heres the biggest news, the official release date will be January 30, my birthday."
"Had to push it back to get the proper time to mix and master, want it to sonically be where it needs to be. For your smoke sesh enjoyment!"
"Were gonna release a snippet of the first single soon. You will be pleased. Ladies, your gonna have something to shake those booties to."
"Also, the WZRD album does not contain any profanity or the usage of the word "n*gga". A universal album for everyone."
"Haha man some of yall really upset theres no profanity?? You know songs can be written with out them right?"
"Some of yall listen to so much ignorant shit that thats all you know or are accustomed to. My fans are smart, I know yall better then this." (Kid Cudi's Twitter)
Around spring, Cudi announced the launch of his new record label and provided an update on Wizard.
Just last night in New York City, Cudi announced the name of his new imprint, Wicked Awesome Records. Along with the new label, he broke the news that he had formed a new band called, 2 Be Continuum, formerly known as Wizard. "I needed something more original, something different, but it's still wizardry at its finest." Cudi also gave insight on his upcoming album where he told the jam-packed Roseland Ballroom crowd, "I've only been playing guitar for 9 months but the records are epic, epic, I'm really excited. We gunna have that first single for you soon." Wizard is slated for release later this year. (Complex)
In January, Cudder said his LP would be more rock-oriented.
"wizard is a rock album, no raps, just singing. brand new thing. flavor ... dose of dopeness however will be on the wizard album as a bonus jam. bout f*ckin time aye ... ive been wearin the same jeans for months, and i feelgood about that dedication workin on some jay and ye sh*t" (Kid Cudi's Twitter)
Last year, Cudi's Man on the Moon 2 album debuted on the sales chart.
G.O.O.D. Music artist Kid Cudi's Man on the Moon 2 debuted on the chart today at No. 3 falling behind Taylor Swift's Speak Now (211,800) and Susan Boyle's The Gift (317,900) which topped the competition. According to Nielsen SoundScan, Cudder's sophomore album cashed in 169,800 records after seven days in stores. (SOHH Sales Wrap)
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Trade 4th pick with Charger for 11th and 45th picks in the draft.
11. Draft either Star Lotulelei, Sheldon Richardson, or Sharrif Floyd.
35. Matt Elam
45. Brandon Williams
Trade up 67th, and 186th pick and next years 4th round pick to maybe Dolphins? For 54th.
54. Menelik Watson
98. Tharold Simon
129. Michael Buchanan
163. Cooper Taylor
194. Ray Ray Armstrong
Post Draft FA:
Ramon Buchanan
FA moves:
OT: Jake Long (Sebastian Vollmer is unlikely to be let go by the patriots)
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LB: Rolando McClain (he's at least worth a try)
SLB- Graham, Curry, Cole
LDE (DT)- Cox
NT- Williams (3rd pick)
RDT- _____ (1st pick)
RDE- Buchanan (6th pick), and occasionally Graham or Curry
MLB- Ryans and Mclain (FA)
WLB- Kendricks
SS- Taylor (7th pick) and Armstrong (8th pick)
FS- Wilson (FA) and Elam (2nd pick)
CB- Boykin, Simon (5th pick), Marsh, DRC?, and Asomugha?
Others: Jenkins, Chaney, and Jordan
LT- Peters
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RG- Heremans, Watson (4th pick)
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In 1960 God gave a vision to members of this church to establish a Christian Academy as part of the greater vision of Ross Corners Baptist Church.
In every case, God gave these visions to people who had a heart to serve God.
Throughout hard and discouraging times, as well as, bright, hopeful and encouraging times, the work at RCBC has grown and thrived as evidence that God has been in it.
God has reached beyond our little community to the world by sending many of our congregation to serve far and near.
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Several hundred people, organized by unions and advocacy groups, marched on a McDonald's in Manhattan Thursday demanding $15 an hour, more than double the state's minimum wage and about a third more than the workers are typically paid. What should fast-food workers be paid? Continue reading
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Relationships can be extremely tough; 1 day you spend cocooned in your perfect appreciate, the next day you spend struggling to keep it collectively. The initial phase of a relationship is likely to be hard, but if a few years down the line you still seem to think " need to it be really this hard". that' s when the first caution bell rings. Here are 5 indicators that your relationship is on the rocks.
Lot of Fighting
Lately, all you seem to do is certainly fight; there are no talks or even fun laughter anymore. You are possibly screaming bloody murder at each various other or fuming in silence. Don' big t worry, not all is lost. Quarrelling is good; it means you are airing your own differences and letting it out. It' s only when the arguing turns into too much that you needs to be worried.
Sex Is Close To Non-Existent
This is the most typical sign. All couple goes through the " dry patch" in their connection; it is normal. However , when this phase drags on for too long, that' s when the real issue starts. The things or sights that will used to turn them on once, has no effect whatsoever now. Little expressions of affections like holding hands, kissing goodbye or snuggling up together has slowly petered out. Chances might be that he/she is dealing with some deep grounded issues, or simply lost interest in the connection. Whatever it is, it' s time you talk about it.
Indifferent To Each Other
The effort you used to put into the connection has slowly faded away. No more do you spend quality time together, experience the small gestures of love, or even talk to each other. You both lead 2 different lives with the other individual having no clue as to what goes in your life. Even if you get a chance to end up being at home, you rather prefer staying in different rooms, away from each other.
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(02/22/12) - It's hot water when you want it, for less. The tank-less heater is making a comeback.
"You spend more now, you save more down the road, it's more efficient, it's a better piece of mind, and it's an endless supply of hot water," said Ryan Pepper of American Water Heaters.
As for how much going tank-less will save you, Pepper bases it around a household of four that spends 10 minutes in the shower every day.
"With your standard tank type, you're at about 30 cents a shower. With four people, you're at about $1.20 a day. With a tank-less unit, you're at about 20 cents. You're significantly less, about 33 percent. Over the course of a month, on average, you're probably going to save around $12."
That's a ballpark savings of $144 over the course of the year -- just on showers alone.
"Your dishwasher, your washing machine, there are several other applications that it would work with to save money," Pepper said.
Here's how it works -- think of the tank-less unit as providing hot water on demand. You take a hit on your energy bill only when you use it.
"The difference is the tank is always running and always heating, and with the tank-less, until you turn on the faucet, it doesn't run or operate with gas," Pepper said.
Tank-less heaters have been around for years, but they're more efficient than ever. Nearly 90 percent in fact. Hodges Supply Company in Flint Township is selling more every month. Kevin Golden says prices continues to fall, but they still aren't cheap.
"The standard 40 gallon water heater that most of us have in our house, a round figure, it'll cost you around $500. The on-demand, maybe $2,000."
Now, if you really want to splurge, there is also a hybrid. "It's both a tank and a tank-less. Much like you see with our cars, you have your hybrid, you have your battery with the gas. This is an easy way for customers to really eliminate any depletion of water. There's a 30 gallon storage tank of hot water. An on-demand in the front. It's an easy way to work together to make sure you have enough hot water for your home," Pepper said. "The price, you're looking at around $3,000."
It's an investment the experts say will take 7-10 years to pay off. Consumers Energy does offer a small rebate for making the switch.
"Absolutely. It's $100 dollars. That's two tanks of gas," Golden said.
Tank-less, hybrid, and on-demand. All of these innovations sound like great ideas, and they sound like they can save you a ton of money, but in reality, not all of these units will work for every home owner.
"If you're using something for like a whirlpool or hot tub, it's definitely not an application for you," Pepper said.
Now, keep in mind, there are also more costs that go along with maintaining those tank-less heaters, but they are guaranteed to last at least 15 years.
That's opposed to the tanks that typically last for six.
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Crede Goes Nuts
by Dave Cameron - June 8, 2008 Joe Crede is (insert your own hypberole here). Since last Wednesday, he's had the following games: June 4th, vs KC: 2 for 3, 1 2B, 1 HR, 2 BB, .326 WPA June 6th, vs MIN: 4 for 4, 2 HR, .194 WPA June 7th, vs MIN: 2 for 4, 2 HR, .120 WPA June 8th, vs Min: 2 for 4, 1 2B, .018 WPA He's reached base 12 times in 17 trips to the plate (.705 OBP) and has seven extra base hits (1.800 SLG) since Wednesday. Five days ago, he was slugging .465, but after this stretch, he's raised that mark 100 points. In four games. In June. All winter, the White Sox did what they could to trade Crede. With Josh Fields around, Crede coming off a disastrous 2007 season, and heading into his free agent season, he didn't seem to fit in Chicago's plans, but they couldn't find anyone willing to give much up for Crede, so they kept him around. That's turned out to be a season saving decision, as he and Carlos Quentin have saved the White Sox offense amid struggles from Nick Swisher, Paul Konerko, and Jim Thome. Ozzie Guillen might not be very happy with his offense's consistency, but Joe Crede certainly isn't going to be the reason the hitting coach gets fired.


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Time Magazine has cancelled its previously scheduled print run this week in order to put together a retrospective issue on Steve Jobs. In it, Walter Isaacson — Steve Jobs' biographer — writes a preview of what's to come, via Fortune.
That seemed a bit odd. I didn't yet know that taking a long walk was his preferred way to have a serious conversation. It turned out that he wanted me to write a biography of him. I had recently published one on Benjamin Franklin and was writing one about Albert Einstein, and my initial reaction was to wonder, half jokingly, whether he saw himself as the natural successor in that sequence. Because I assumed that he was still in the middle of an oscillating career that had many more ups and downs left, I demurred. Not now, I said. Maybe in a decade or two, when you retire.
But I later realized that he had called me just before he was going to be operated on for cancer for the first time. As I watched him battle that disease, with an awesome intensity combined with an astonishing emotional romanticism, I came to find him deeply compelling, and I realized how much his personality was ingrained in the products he created. His passions, demons, desires, artistry, devilry and obsession for control were integrally connected to his approach to business, so I decided to try to write his tale as a case study in creativity.
The release date of the book has been moved up twice, and is now October 24th. After Jobs resigned as CEO in August, he knew the end was near. The WSJ reports that Isaacson's last interview was roughly four weeks ago, and "Jobs indicated at that time that he knew he was going to die soon."
9to5Mac has another touching excerpt from Isaacson's Time Magazine essay, which will hit newsstands tomorrow, that reiterates the love Steve Jobs had for his family, especially his children:
Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson will be released on October 24th. It is available via preorder from Amazon/Kindle, the iBookstore, and elsewhere.


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Over the past couple of weeks, I've been sharing how I came to develop the Evening Investor Strategy on Invest in the Markets. If you haven't already, take a moment to read these articles… see the mistakes I made over 20 years of investing and the lessons I learned that brought me to the point of learning to invest successfully. Here's a brief list if you'd like to take a look… then I'm gonna make you an offer you'll love:
- Developing a Day Trading Strategy
- Day Trading a Stock Tip
- Day Trading for Quick Profits
- Day Trading using Technical Charts and Analysis
- Day Trading using Leading Technical Indicators
- The Evening Investor Strategy – Principles to Trade By
I then demonstrate how these principles turn into reality for me as I trade Apple (AAPL), Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) and Lululemon (LULU or LLL.TO).
The Evening Investor Strategy is designed for the investor who wants to spend 5 -10 minutes per evening to make adjustments… and take advantage of some of this volatility. You'll find the principles of the Weekend and Evening Investor Strategies are very similar… their implementation is merely a little different. One focuses on the longer trends and less trades… while the other focuses on the fluctuations of the markets and getting in near the "bottom" of the current market conditions.
Thanks to your interest in this series, I'm going to offer you a gift, starting in November! This value added service will be free until the end of 2011 to help you take advantage of the volatility.
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I'll be choosing 5 stocks, placing purchase orders, setting stop losses, etc. all on a table posted on my website every evening. You can then follow along and see the results.
While you'll receive this for free as a subscriber to the Weekend Newsletter, I'm going to do something to protect your reputation with your friends. Refer a friend to the Weekend Newsletter and they will also receive the Evening Investor Strategy 5 for 5 guarantee for the cost of their subscription… but, if by the end of the year, I have not received a cumulative return of 5% (adding profits and subtracting any losses), I'll refund the full amount of their subscription fees for the months they subscribed… and yours too! That's right… a true guarantee.
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Because the news has been out now for a week, it's time we announced it on our "official" website (because it's already on all the other ones).
Because the news has been out now for a week, it's time we announced it on our "official" website (because it's already on all the other ones).
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We're going to be 'Band of the Week' on the LoudFastShitty podcast tomorrow/tonight (depending on when you read this). It will be Monday January 20th, 8p - 10p EST. Tune it and check it out. You can find their full announcement below.
"This weeks PunkBand Promotions band of the week is Protected Left from San Francisco, CA and will be featured on the Loud, Fast and Sh*tty Radio Show on Monday January 20th between 8-10PM ET
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BAM! (dated celebrity chef references abound!)
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We just posted our last show of 2013 on the shows page. Check it out if you like things fast and heavy.
We got the chance to play twice this past week and both shows were great. The next show we have lined up is for Dec. 5th at The Night Light in Oakland. Some of our friends have put together a Saves The Day cover band and they're excited to show it off. Hope to see you there.
We're playing tomorrow night at The Milk Bar in San Francisco.
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Three of Chattanooga's youth and family development centers will be getting outdoor fitness equipment as part of a local plan aimed at helping residents with little access to gyms get in shape and reduce their risk of obesity-related diseases.
A city auditor's investigation of Chattanooga Public Library leaders reveals cracks in the foundation of a two-year renaissance that has put the library at the forefront in the world of public libraries.
A city auditor's probe criticizes Chattanooga Public Library director Corinne Hill for excess reimbursements for worldwide trips and says her top two employees have been reported to the state for suspected fraud.
A Chattanooga regulatory board on Wednesday flushed two years of work on how better to stop raw sewage from pouring into the Tennessee River when it rains.
City and county officials have abandoned plans to move the local law enforcement firing range from its decades-old home on Moccasin Bend to a proposed $5 million indoor shooting range on East 12th Street.
The Chattanooga City Council voted Tuesday to keep future retirees who are re-employed by the city from dipping into their current retirement while contributing to a new city pension.
A $2.6 million taxpayer-funded project is under way to digitize hundreds of thousands of city records — a project that Mayor Andy Berke's staff says will increase government transparency and efficiency.
A taxpayer-funded project that a judge struck down because of secret negotiations and a conflict of interest was re-approved Friday amid new accusations of impropriety.
Despite public opposition from residents and three City Council members, the city's Industrial Development Board voted today to re-approve the controversial taxpayer financing agreement that would subsidize a road up Aetna Mountain from the Black Creek golf course community.
For 30 minutes Tuesday, the City Council chambers sounded more like a music hall than a legislative meeting place.
After making multiple changes to the proposed sound ordinance, City Council voted to defer the ordinance for one week.
Chattanooga's proposed sound ordinance was supposed to fix — or at least offer a legal solution to — the noise complaints associated with the popular music venue Track 29.
Even though 63 percent of voting Chattanoogans overturned the city's domestic partner ordinance in Thursday's election, events playing out on the national stage could make their preference moot.
Retired state economic director Patsy Hazlewood is the Republican nominee for House District 27.
Nearly a year of public debate over whether Chattanooga should provide benefits to its employees' gay or straight partners ended at the polls Thursday with a resounding "no."
Chattanooga city attorneys asked the City Council on Tuesday to decide if 13 revisions should be made to the sound ordinance by casting what appeared to be a secret vote.
Chattanooga City Council voted 8-1 to approve a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes, or PILOT, agreement for developers building housing downtown.
A cascade of new public and private deals to bolster shopping, dining and entertainment venues in downtown Chattanooga has boosted hopes for a second renaissance in the core of the Scenic City.
Payment-in-lieu-of-taxes, or PILOT, agreements are a favorite tool for attracting investments and jobs from companies like Volkswagen, Coca-Cola and Chattem.
A push by the service workers union to raise Chattanooga employees' wages has led to a campaign by garbage collectors, sewage workers, librarians and others that now has the attention of City Hall.
A swelling crowd Tuesday night supported a move at the Chattanooga City Council in support of revamping the city's sound ordinance to breathe new life into the music and entertainment options downtown.
A large crowd gathered tonight to voice their thoughts for the city's proposed sound ordinance that would create an entertainment area where venues with permits could crank up their music until midnight on the weekend.
What helped make the Southside bustle in the mid-1970s could now become the catalyst for a new Chattanooga entertainment and music district.
Chattanooga Choo Choo officials announced today a $7 million restoration project that will add add two new restaurants and an additional 500 - person music venue.
The divide between Miller Plaza, the red-brick courtyard and attached pavilion in the core of Chattanooga's city center, and Miller Park is five lanes of traffic on M.L. King Boulevard.
After Hamilton County Schools officials celebrated what they felt was a win for the system and City Council members had patted themselves on the backs for settling the liquor taxes lawsuit, one county commissioner tried to bring the $11.7 million agreement to a halt.
From Hair of the Dog on the corner of Market and Fourth streets past Track 29 off Main Street, the city is proposing a sound ordinance that would allow the bars and music venues in this defined area to crank up their music much louder until midnight on the weekends and 11 p.m. on weekdays.
The long awaited noise ordinance that Southside residents had hoped would put a stop to loud concerts at Track 29 creates an entertainment area that runs from 4th Street past Main Street where businesses with a permit could ramp up their music until midnight on the weekends.
A new audit of EPB concludes that the utility underbilled the city of Chattanooga for street lighting, but that claim was immediately challenged by Chattanooga's internal auditor.
For more than a year, neighbors of Track 29 have complained of loud concerts that rattle pictures on their walls and keep them awake at night.
The Eastgate Senior Center is likely safe for now. Though without much help from Chattanooga officials, seniors say.
A project to tear down all 440 apartments at Chattanooga's former Harriet Tubman public housing site to make way for a new industrial site is set to begin in September.
An offer that Mayor Andy Berke's office scoffed at months ago now mirrors a proposed settlement giving Hamilton County Schools nearly everything it asked for in the ongoing dispute over millions in delinquent liquor taxes.
For many seniors, the Eastgate Senior Center has been a place of refuge to heal from a lost spouse or a place to get time away from grandchildren they're helping to raise. A place for friendship, a haven.
The blame-shifting and bickering between Chattanooga and Hamilton County Schools officials over millions of dollars in delinquent liquor-by-the-drink taxes could end Friday with a settlement that gives school officials most of what they asked for.
The Chattanooga City Council will vote today on a new face for the community outreach side of Mayor Andy Berke's crime-fighting initiative.
City Council will vote Tuesday on whether to award Hope for the Inner City with the contract to run the community side of Mayor Andy Berke's violence reduction plan to reduce shootings and killings in Chattanooga.
The back-and-forth dispute between Chattanooga and Hamilton County Schools officials over millions in delinquent liquor-by-the-drink taxes that the city owes may come to an end this week.
Imagine a city where residents can walk to coffeeshops and bike to a nearby grocery store, where each neighborhood is built specifically to the make-up of that community.
Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke has lost his second chief operating officer in his first 15 months of office.
Brent Goldberg has been named chief operating officer under Mayor Andy Berke.
Despite a national news story dinging Chattanooga for a bike-sharing program that is 90 percent below its projected goal, Chattanooga transportation officials say they are considering whether to expand.
As the Scenic City continues to get national recognition as an outdoor sports-friendly city, Chattanooga officials have funneled funds to fix two of the bridges that runners, cyclists and walkers cross daily on their regular routes.
Eleven months after Mayor Andy Berke stood on the eroded tennis court at Lincoln Park and promised the land under his feet would once again be a city park, Chattanooga officials took the first step to make it happen.
Councilman Chris Anderson plans to begin hosting community meetings by next month to start developing a 10-acre park that could range from athletic fields to a playground in Alton Park.
Chattanooga officials approved the first reading of the 2015 capital budget that includes $2.8 million for Walnut Street Bridge repairs and $4 million as part of the project to demolish the former Harriet Tubman public housing site.
The City Council is set to vote tonight on giving Erlanger officials an eight-acre tract of land in Alton Park – the first step to a promise Mayor Andy Berke made to preserve Lincoln Park.
A judge's ruling Monday may not be the final word in a dispute over wording of a referendum that will go before voters on Aug. 7, but this much is clear:
More than half of the Chattanooga Police Department will get raises in their next paychecks as Mayor Andy Berke's plan to fix a decade of unequal pay on the force takes hold.
There's no simple answer for reducing poverty.


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The Chicago area could soon be hit by yet another teachers strike.
Teachers in West Chicago elementary school District 33 are threatening to walk off the job.
District officials and teachers have not met since Dec. 3. The union has filed intent to strike, though a walkout is not expected until Jan. 7 at the earliest.
The key issues are pay, health benefits and working conditions.
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Brenda Wilson is recovering from a cancer that sneaked up so fast; it could have been deadly. She felt a lump in her breast last year, but there was nothing to indicate that it was cancer. Since this is breast cancer awareness month, we'll let Brenda tell you what saved her life, in her own words.
"The mammogram just did not reveal it even though I could feel the lump, so he said it is probably a fibroid adenoma which is a benign cyst and not uncommon of women my age. So a few months later I felt like it was getting larger and I called him again and he was like lets take a look at this again. This time I had a sonogram and still do not reveal very much. Breasts can be very dense and the cancer was just hiding in there and we just couldn't find it with a sonogram or a mammogram. A few months later it started to hurt and get larger, so I went to a surgeon. The surgeon had me in surgery within a week and had a partial mastectomy, four rounds of chemo, 33 sessions of radiation and now I am getting my hair back and life is good," says Brenda Wilson a breast cancer survivor.
So, Brenda's message to her daughter and other women. Go with your gut feeling. If you think something is wrong. Be persistent. Brenda is one of the contributors to an art bra exhibit that is making its debut in Lubbock on Friday. Dozens of artistic bras will be on display, but 12 are featured in a special calendar which you can buy for 14 dollars. A portion of the proceeds from the calendar sales will stay here in Lubbock to support the services at the Joe Arrington Cancer Center. The art bra exhibit is on display this Friday afternoon at Malouf's from 1 to 3:00. The calendars will be available there too.
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"..important to re-sign...Jacoby Jones and Rashad Butler"
Kubiak said it's important the Texans try to re-sign potential FAs like Jacoby Jones & Rashad Butler. Called them "a big part of our team."— Nick Scurfield (@NickScurfield) June 23, 2011
That's from Nick Scurfeld's twitterati account, quoting (paraphrasing?) Gary Kubiak. Click the link for the whole thing.
This shouldn't be considered a surprise. With the short training off-season and even smaller likely free agent window, teams will put a premium on bringing back players.
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42 U.S. Code § 12858 - Transition
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Upon the termination of the Trust as provided in section 12859 of this title, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development shall exercise any authority of the Board of Directors and the Trust in accordance with the provisions of this subchapter as may be necessary to provide for the conclusion of the outstanding affairs of the Trust.
(b) Applicability of Trust provisions
Any assistance under this subchapter shall, after termination of the Trust, be subject to the provisions of this subchapter that would have applied to such assistance if the termination had not occurred.
(c) Certification of Fund to Treasury
Upon a determination by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development that the National Homeownership Trust Fund is no longer necessary, the Secretary shall certify any amounts remaining in the Fund to the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of the Treasury shall deposit into the general fund of the Treasury as miscellaneous receipts any amounts remaining in the Fund.
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DISCOUNTED WEDDING GOWNS!!! (Charity Wedding Gown Sale in Chattanooga, TN - May 3-4, 2013)
Hello Chattanooga, TN area friends! Our next dress show is fast approaching. Please mark your calendars!
The Original Nationwide Tour of Gowns Charity Wedding Gown Sale
Designer wedding gowns and bridal accessories at up to 85% off retail price to benefit Brides Against Breast Cancer
Proceeds from the gown sales provide education, information, & outreach to people impacted by cancer.
Friday, May 3rd, 2013 – 6pm – 9pm ($20 VIP* Pink Power Hour Tax Deductible Donation per Bride & per each guest)
Saturday, May 4th, 2013 – 10am – 5pm ($5 Tax Deductible Donation per Bride & per each guest)
Event Venue: Sheraton Read House Hotel
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*Be among the first brides in the Chattanooga area to browse through hundreds & hundreds of exquisite name brand and designer wedding gowns while enjoying a signature beverage, light bites, entertainment, giveaways, & meeting the top venders in the wedding industry! Purchasing a $20 VIP ticket gives you a chance to learn more about the mission of BABC and how you or your business can make a difference, a preview of designer discounted gowns, and the ability to browse, try on, and purchase a dress ahead of the general admission!!!
- Hundreds of designer, couture, and upcycled gowns available ranging from $99 to $4,000, all styles in sizes 0-30.
- We have a gown to match any wedding theme or budget.
- Layaway is available with up to 12 month payment terms.
- Most gown prices range between $99 and $799*, including hundreds of beautiful new name brand and designer gowns valued up to $8,000.
- *A selection of exclusive designer and couture gowns valued up to $20,000 are also available at an incredible 25% to 85% savings!!
- We gladly accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and debit cards
- 20% discount for active military and reserves (proof of service required)
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Info: www.bridesabc.org or http://bridesagainstbreastcancer.org/index.php/upcoming-events/may-3rd-4th-2013-chattanooga-tn/ to register/order tickets or call 877-721-HOPE (4673) for more information.


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The Howard County Alcoholic Beverage Board again postponed a scheduled liquor license hearing for Little Daddy's Show Club, 1527 S. Home Ave., citing an ongoing Kokomo police investigation.
Maj. Robin Poindexter of the Indiana State Excise Police said the board is hoping to hear the case once the KPD concludes its investigation.
In May, the KPD arrested seven dancers connected with Little Daddy's on prostitution and other charges, and arrested one man on drug dealing charges, alleging he delivered heroin to someone at the club.
Poindexter said the case might or might not be heard at the board's next meeting, Aug. 22, depending on the status of the investigation. He said if the KPD still hasn't concluded its investigation by the September meeting, the Little Daddy's case will be heard, regardless.
Little Daddy's owner Dan Dumoulin II is seeking a renewal of the club's liquor license. The Indiana Alcohol & Tobacco Commission was asked to rule on the renewal after the local board deadlocked earlier this year, but the state board sent the case back to the local board for an additional fact-finding hearing.


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Originally a warehouse within a railway arch, the arch is a creative and raw space with its high curved ceiling and industrial feeling to be the backdrop to many talented artists.
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It's been 2832 days since West Virginia and Virginia Tech have squared off on the grid iron and now we have to wait 2998 days until they do it again. It really is difficult to put into words for those who don't understand what this means. We absolutely love being in the Big XII. Wouldn't trade it for the world. That being said, we have no rivals.
Our biggest rivalry game last year was Maryland (and arguably the Syracuse bowl game.) While playing UMD is enjoyable for the sheer amount of intertwined friend groups between the schools, it doesn't have that major rivalry feel.... the hate feel. The "dear God, please let us not lose this game" not because it would hurt your postseason outlook, but because you can't take knowing they beat you for twelve months until you play again. It's this kind of passion that drives collegiate athletics and it's something we've been will be without since November 25, 2011. The worst part about the Pitt situation is that, while there are plenty of rumblings and hope, there is no definitive date for when we play again. It's been the same way for the Virginia Tech rivalry since 2005. Today, finally, sets a date.
Mark your calendars now for Sept. 18, 2021! #WVU vs #VaTech #CantWait— Jon Kimble, Mtnr (@WVUMascot) July 3, 2013


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It sounds like Brad Childress might want an answer from Brett Favre.
The Vikings coach is in Hattiesburg today to visit with the undecided quarterback, according to a report from WDAM in Mississippi.
Favre still hasn't decided if he will play in 2010 and said last week at the ESPY awards that his surgically repaired ankle is still bothering him. Childress, who has been on vacation, and Favre were see Monday morning at the University of Southern Mississippi's 7-on-7 passing camp for area high school athletes. Favre had the arthroscopic surgery performed in late May.
Childress declined to comment to WDAM on camera about his visit but told the station, "You can fill in the blanks."


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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The final day of the Wilson/ITA Southeast Region Women's Championships at Florida Gulf Coast University saw Lynn's Vici Weltz capture the women's singles titles and Barry's Ildiko Csordas and Ana Maria Zuleta win the doubles draw to advance to the National Small College Championships. In the singles main draw final, fifth seed Weltz was a two-set winner over third seed Greta Trotman of Barry 6-2 and 6-3. In main draw doubles play, Csordas and Ana Maria Zuleta rallied from an early 4-2 deficit to knock off Tasi Purcell and Marnie Mahler of Rollins 8-6. Earlier in the day, Csordas and Zuleta beat teammates Helen Wisniewski and Trotman 8-4 in the semifinals. Purcell and Mahler beat Maria Maggiorini and Krista Polulak 8-1 in the quarterfinals before dispatching top seeded Dragana Ilic and Weltz of Lynn 9-7 in the semifinals. The singles and doubles champions from this weekend's tournament advance to the Oct. 13-16 Intercollegiate Tennis Association National Small College Championships, also to be held at FGCU.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- After insisting to reporters that there wasn't a done deal with Jason Schmidt as far as he knew, Grady Little was willing to discuss what it's like managing against the likely new ace of his staff.
"It seems every time we see that he's pitching in our series, he wasn't the pitcher we were looking forward to facing," Little said of Schmidt, who told former teammates he was close to accepting a three-year, $47 million contract from the Dodgers.
"You know he'll be out there a long time. We have to keep the game close until he gets tired and try to get the next guy. With our situation last year, we like a starting pitcher every time he got past the fifth inning."
Moving on to other areas of his club, Little told reporters at the Winter Meetings that he liked his roster the way it was, even with an apparent shortage of outfielders and the front office clearly in pursuit of upgrades.
"We had Marlon Anderson playing every day down the stretch and he's still here on this team," Little said.
Little, who was hired during last year's Winter Meetings, said he's prepared to bat new center fielder Juan Pierre leadoff and drop Rafael Furcal into the No. 3 slot, assuming a power bat is not acquired. In that scenario, Russell Martin might move up to second, with Jeff Kent fourth and Nomar Garciaparra fifth.
"If something's not working," Little said, "we'll change it."
Little echoed comments from general manager Ned Colletti that left-handed reliever Joe Beimel would be welcomed back to the club. Beimel sliced his pitching hand in a bar incident two nights before the playoffs opened. In the face of bitter criticism from some teammates, he apologized in a team meeting and was not seen again.
"Joe meant a lot to the club," said Little. "It was unfortunate circumstances he got into. It's something he's learned from. I'm looking forward to having him back on our club."
Little said Mike Lieberthal, whose acquisition was announced Wednesday, will be a welcome addition as a backup to Martin, who missed the first five weeks of the season and still caught 117 games.
"I think if [Martin] catches as much as last year, he's gonna need a little bit more time off than I gave him last year and I talked to Mike; he knows the situation that we're in there in L.A.," said Little. "He knows what we think about Russell Martin, and he is ready to do whatever we need him to do, whether it's catch one day a week, one day over ten days, whatever it is. But Mike Lieberthal is a local kid, a local man there from L.A., and we are glad to have him on the club."
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A SERVICE which helps find somewhere to live for victims of fires in their homes is appealing for volunteers.
The British Red Cross Fire and Support Service looks after people who are left standing outside watching firefighters battle with their house on fire.
Taunton Deane MP Jeremy Browne has praised the existing volunteers after visiting the charity's HQ.
He said: "When the fire service is called out to a fire, the Red Cross volunteers go along too with their specially adapted vehicle, which has everything that could be needed if you have to leave a property quickly due to a fire – everything from pet food and clothes to nappies and drink.
"Looking after people while they could be watching their family home go up in flames means these volunteers are life savers for these individuals.
"The fire service needs to concentrate on putting the fire out and making the area safe so having the Red Cross team there means they can do that while knowing the individuals affected are also being looked after by a caring and dedicated team.
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By Brian Brooks | Indiewire May 19, 2010 at 1:56AM
"You were robbed. There was a bank robbery. And the bank robbery wasn't done by someone who came in with a gun, it was the bank president." That is the conclusion of Oscar-nominated filmmaker Charles Ferguson ("No End in Sight") whose doc, "Inside Job," depicts one of the largest heists in history, breaking down the complexities that led to the rise of an out of control industry and the financial meltdown of 2008, plunging the world into crisis at a cost of $20 trillion and along with it millions of people's jobs, homes, and dignity.
A world premiere earlier this week in Cannes, "Inside Job" (partly financed through Sony Pictures Classics, which will release the film in theaters) is a comprehensive look at the roots of the biggest economic crisis since the Great Depression. Through interviews with politicians, financial insiders, and journalists, Ferguson argues that the collapse was completely unavoidable. Reagan-era deregulation, which gained momentum in the '90s and early 2000s, gave rise to an industry fed by greed. Ferguson points out that there was no financial crisis in the forty years after WWII when the government oversaw the financial services industry with a firm hand. Yet, under the banner of "innovation," President Reagan began a process of deregulation, stripping the government's traditional role of providing stability to the system that cradles the financial well-being of millions leading to the S&L crisis in the '80s and the financial meltdown of 2008 that is still being felt today.
"There's a new American mentality; it didn't used to be this way," said Ferguson in Cannes, chatting with a small group of journalists. "This is all relatively new. Part of it was greed and part of it was ideology and part of it was the economic difficulties of the early '80s."
One of many interviews in the film is with the Bush Administration's Chief Economic Advisor Glenn Hubbard (now Dean of the Columbia University Business School). A supply side economist, Hubbard was central to the Bush tax cuts of 2003. Under heavy questioning by Ferguson, Hubbard increasingly becomes irate as he's peppered with inquiries about the administration's responsibility in allowing the system to implode.
"We received many retractions from some of the people we spoke with," said Ferguson in Cannes. "They even tried to take back their permission, but of course it's too late. They had signed off and gave their permission." Ferguson said he was able to speak to a lot of insiders who are regularly treated with deference by the media, so many people he speaks with are caught off guard.
"I think in many cases they are used to being deferred to and therefore never challenged. They are used to being treated the way they are usually spoken to by White House correspondents and they're used to people being nice. I think they were surprised."
One group he was not able to reach was the Obama Administration which he says is being duped by the same titans of finance responsible for the collapse that preceded the current President's ascension to power, some of whom have joined the current Administration.
"I'm not sure how much Obama knows about the people he's surrounded himself with," said Ferguson. "When he became President he had only been in government for four years and his training is as a lawyer, not as an economist. When you're President you have an awful lot of people around you trying to control you...He chose these people, which was a real shock and disappointment for a lot of people, and they don't necessarily provide him with the information he needs to know."
Ferguson said the proposals backed by the Obama Administration that are currently floating through Congress do "not impress" him and that the speeches and condemnation uttered by Obama are simply a result of public anger. "I do think the American people are getting angry. Power has been abused and there is evidence that they will demand the government do something about it." Ferguson pointed out that despite the economic calamity that impoverished millions, nobody has been prosecuted or held accountable.
"One thing I had hoped to immediately do is demystify finance and make it accessible to everybody," said Ferguson, who hopes once people grasp what took place (with the ramifications still very much being felt) that society will demand the government again regulate a financial industry that is still poised to spin out of control. "I hope [the film] makes people angry and it forces the government to take action...I'm optimistic that the film will have that effect."
Continuing, he added, "Do we need the financial system? Yes we do. Do we need banks? Yes we do. But they don't have to act like this. It worked for forty years and we didn't have a financial crisis."


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Fire razes oldest Jehovah's Witnesses' building in MoBay
MONTEGO BAY, St James — The St James Fire Department were up to late yesterday still trying to ascertain the cause of an early morning fire which razed a section of the oldest Jehovah's Witnesses kingdom hall and an adjoining abandoned building on Queen Street here.
A preliminary estimate puts the losses at $15 million. The building was insured.
The kingdom hall was the first to be established in the parish.
According to Dolphin Doeman, superintendent of the St James Division of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, four units responded to a call about 4:43 am that the abandoned building was on fire.
The fire subsequently spread to the adjoining kingdom hall. The firefighters were, however, successful in preventing the blaze from spreading to other buildings on the cluttered street.
Church member Clarence Forbes said only a library towards the front of the building was spared.
"The fire started at this (abandoned) building and spread to kingdom hall and caused severe damage; we just managed to save the library. That's all that was saved," he said.
He said, come Sunday, the more than 100 members will have to worship at other kingdom halls across the resort city.
"We will always meet. If it is even under a tree, we will meet. This [kingdom hall church is the oldest in St James. This is where it all started," Forbes told the Jamaica Observer.
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When practising your putting, it's easier to use a target above ground than to putt to a target below the surface of the putting green.... READ MORE
The European Tour's Qualifying School, one of the toughest tests in golf, will return this September when eight stunning venues host more than 700 golfers hoping to fulfil their dreams of competing in The Race to Dubai. READ MORE
FUELLED by the likes of Peter Uihlein and Brooks Koepka tasting success on this side of the Atlantic, a record number of Americans have entered this season's European Tour Qualifying School.
Eighty-six United States players – double last year's total – are set to compete in eight first stage events across Europe in the next few weeks as around 800 hopefuls start the long journey in a bid to be taking part in the 2014 Race to Dubai.
Next week's event at The Roxburghe near Kelso, where the majority of Scots will be hoping to safely negotiate their first hurdle, includes seven Americans, some of whom have a decent pedigree. Cliff Kresge, for instance, finished joint tenth in the 2003 US Open and has won three times on the second-tier Web.com Tour in the States, while Brendan Gielow was a member of the winning US side in the 2009 Walker Cup at Merion. His team-mates there included Rickie Fowler and Uihlein, who raised eyebrows when he opted to start his professional career in Europe but, along with Koepka, this year's Scottish Challenge winner, has quickly vindicated that decision by graduating from the Challenge Tour to the main circuit. READ MORE


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NORRISTOWN Ś A Pottstown man who struck his pregnant girlfriend in the stomach after he became angry when she ōdidnÆt have dinner ready for himö will be eating his next meal in jail.
Richard B. Gibson, 41, of the first block of King Street, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to nine-to-23 months in the county jail, to be followed by two yearsÆ probation, after he pleaded guilty to charges of terroristic threats and recklessly endangering another person in connection with a March 2012 incident at his girlfriendÆs residence.
ōPregnant women are in a vulnerable state and should be protected,ö said Assistant District Attorney Wallis Brooks, who leads the district attorneyÆs domestic violence prosecution unit. ōConsidering her pregnancy and her vulnerability, it shouts out for incarceration.ö
As a condition of the sentence, Judge Carolyn Tornetta Carluccio, who accepted a plea agreement in the case, ordered Gibson to have ōno offensive contactö with the victim.
Gibson arrived at the pregnant womanÆs North York Street apartment about 6:30 p.m. March 16 ōand asked her why she didnÆt have dinner ready for him,ö according to the arrest affidavit filed by Pottstown Police Officer Michael McLaughlin.
ō(The woman) said that she was caring for their daughter all day and she didnÆt have to make him dinner. This angered Gibson and he continued to further argue with her,ö McLaughlin alleged.
Brooks argued domestic violence is about ōpower and control.ö
ōItÆs obnoxious, disrespectful and itÆs controlling to demand that someone have dinner ready at your command,ö Brooks alleged.
Gibson allegedly told the woman, who was approximately four weeks pregnant at the time, that he didnÆt want to have to ōpay more child supportö to her.
Gibson also allegedly told the victim ōI donÆt want that (expletive) baby,ö before he punched the victim in the stomach, according to the arrest affidavit filed by McLaughlin. The victim told police she ōwas hit so hard that she doubled over and almost fell back into their seven-month old daughter who was on the floor nearby.ö
With the reckless endangerment charge, prosecutors alleged Gibson recklessly engaged in conduct that placed or may have placed another person in danger of death or serious bodily injury.
Police located Gibson in his apartment after the assault and he was taken into custody. The victim, according to court papers, was taken to a local hospital for evaluation.
The incident was not GibsonÆs first contact with law enforcement.
Gibson was arrested in January 2009 after allegedly operating and hiding a horrific fight-dog training operation in his basement in the 600 block of Beech Street, according to court documents. Gibson was sentenced to three yearsÆ probation after he pleaded guilty to charges of animal fighting and possession of drug paraphernalia in May 2010. Gibson also was ordered to complete 24 hours of community service and was not allowed to own any animals during the probationary period.


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Obama said that there will definitely be a one year agreement on the payroll tax cut as long as extraneous issues don't get added in. "But the issue right now is: the clock is ticking, time is running out," he said.
Obama called on Speaker of the House John Boehner to bring the Senate measure up for a vote.
"Right now the bipartisan compromise that was reached on Saturday is the only viable way to prevent a tax hike on Jan. 1 — the only one," he said for emphasis.
"I need the Speaker and House Republicans...to put politics aside," he said. "Let's not play brinksmanship[sic]. The American people are tired with it."
UPDATE: Speaker of the House John Boehner fired back moments later: "We are here and ready to do our work to solve out differences. We've done our work for the people. Now it's up to the President and the Senate."
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Travel - latest news on flooding
A look at the traffic in the Meridian region.
Kent travel news - A28 re-opened
Chartham, A28 Ashford Road: The road has re-opened after an earlier collision.
Villages cut off after flooding
There are around a dozen emergency vehicles parked in Felpham as crews deal with flooding in Felpham Way. Residents say nearby villages of Middleton and Elmer have been completely cut off.
More reports of problems on J5/M3 - 2 hour delays
TRAVEL - ROADS: M3 lane closures southbound at Fleet Services
RT @romanse: M3 HOOK - Lane closures southbound Fleet Services-J5 now causing 2hr delay. Alternative route via A327 & A30 very busy....
Roads swamped by more rain
Check your route before you travel
Several councils in the area are providing road closure lists including West Sussex County Council.
TRAVEL - ROADS: WEST SUSSEX - Washington A283 CLEARED
The road is cleared, after earlier flooding on A283 in both directions between London Road and B2135 Horsham Road at Washington, West Sussex.
The A285 is closed in both directions due to flooding at Coultershaw Bridge.
TRAVEL - ROADS: WEST SUSSEX - LYMINSTER - A284 reopened
A284 Lyminster Road re-opened in both directions, earlier flooding near Woodcote Lane.
TRAVEL - ROADS: WEST SUSSEX, Bognor Regis - A259 Felpham Road reopened
The A259 Felpham Way re-opened in both directions, earlier flooding at Downview Road / Felpham Road