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FRAMINGHAM, MA – The Patrick-Murray Administration has made a request to President Obama to declare a Major Disaster Declaration for Public Assistance in order to expedite financial aid to the local cities and towns impacted by the snowstorm and accompanying coastal flooding that impacted the state February 8-9, 2013. Public Assistance (PA) is being requested for all fourteen (14) Massachusetts counties: Barnstable, Berkshire, Bristol, Dukes, Essex, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire, Middlesex, Nantucket, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, and Worcester Counties. In addition, Snow Assistance is being requested for eleven (11) counties: Berkshire, Bristol, Essex, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, and Worcester Counties. With the exception of Plymouth County, these ten (10) counties are eligible for Snow Assistance under FEMA guidelines because they received a record or near record (within 10% of the record) snowfall. Although Plymouth County fell short of a near record snowfall by only ½", the Governor is asking the President to provide Snow Assistance to the county because it came so close to qualifying and snow removal costs within the county were comparable to costs in other counties that have qualified for Snow Assistance.
Following the February Blizzard, a Joint Preliminary Damage Assessment was conducted by Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) teams to determine the extent of infrastructure damage and amount of debris produced by this storm. The preliminary damage assessment revealed that state and local damages in the fourteen (14) counties far exceed FEMA's statewide threshold of $8.9 million.
If the President issues a Major Disaster Declaration, the Public Assistance (PA) Program will reimburse communities, state agencies and eligible private non-profit organizations located within the all fourteen (14) counties for 75% of their eligible costs of repairing, restoring and/or reconstructing public facilities and infrastructure damaged or destroyed by the storm, as well as the costs of removing storm debris and storm-related, non-snow removal, overtime costs for first responders.
Counties which become eligible for Snow Assistance will be reimbursed for 75% of their eligible costs for 48 hours of snow plowing, snow removal and road surface treatment associated with the blizzard.
The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is the state agency responsible for coordinating federal, state, local, voluntary and private resources during emergencies and disasters in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. MEMA provides leadership to: develop plans for effective response to all hazards, disasters or threats; train emergency personnel to protect the public; provide information to the citizenry; and assist individuals, families, businesses and communities to mitigate against, prepare for, and respond to and recover from emergencies, both natural and man made. For additional information about MEMA and Preparedness, go to www.mass.gov/mema. Also, continue to follow MEMA updates on Twitter at www.twitter.com/MassEMA; Facebook at www.facebook.com/MassachusettsEMA. Download the free ping4alert! app to your Smartphone to receive important weather alerts and emergency messages from MEMA. Easy instructions are available at www.mass.gov/mema/mobileappp.


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Thomasville- A Thomasville man is accused of stealing everything from lawn equipment to jewelry. Now, Thomasville Police are asking for the community's help in catching someone they call a menace to society.
Sizzling temperatures have a lot of people in Thomasville leaving their car windows down and themselves open to crime.
"Windows down, keys in it, unlocked, not secure," said Micah Beasley, of his truck.
Police say a Thomasville man is taking advantage of the opportunity all over town. Police have 10 warrants for Robert Turner Junior, also know as "Little Bob."
"He's making forced entry into homes or a business and stealing different items, and entering auto's which is when he gets into a vehicle that's not his and steals items," said Lt. Rachelle Denmark, Thomasville Police.
This is what Thomasville Police are asking you not to do, car doors, unlocked, windows, rolled down, keys left in the car, that's what makes these types of thefts a crime of opportunity.
"If you have an alarm system definitely engage it. Make sure your security lights are bright and activated around your home and if you're parking your car, park under a security light, lock your doors," said Denmark.
Police are asking for the community's help, by taking away the opportunity. A lesson Micah Beasley learned.
"Lock it, take the keys, roll the windows up, make sure it's secure, the way it should be," said Beasley.
Beasley doesn't want to fall victim like so many others have and hopes someone will turn in Turner.
There is a reward available for information that may lead to Turners arrest. Tips can be made anonymously to Thomasville's CrimeStoppers at (229)227-3305.
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A 144-year-old train depot in Gilbert now shows off displays of the town's history.
The front part of the old station is set up much like it would have been in the mid-1900s, according to a report in The State. The rest of the facility features displays on other aspects of local history, including Native American history.
A red caboose is parked next to the depot, with picnic shelters nearby.
The depot closed in 1967, according to the report. Town leaders acquired it in 2006 and have spent $200,000 restoring it — most of which came from state aid.
The museum, located at 333 Hampton Street, is open to the public from 2 to 5 p.m. on the first Sunday of each month. The next date is Aug. 5.
It is also open by appointment by making arrangements with town clerk Jo Ann Derrick at 803-892-2344.


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The National Weather Service has issued a FLASH FLOOD WARNING for Chatham and Jasper Counties until 11p.m.
Much of the area has already picked up between 2 and 5 inches of rain during the past several hours. An additional 1 to 3 inches could fall between now and 11p.m.
This will only aggravate the already ongoing flooding.
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MILLINGTON, Tenn. (AP) - A member of the National Guard opened fire at an armory outside a U.S. Navy base in Tennessee, wounding two soldiers before being subdued and disarmed by other soldiers, officials said Thursday.
NEW YORK (AP) - Ellis Island will reopen to the public Monday, almost exactly a year after Superstorm Sandy's swells reached 8 feet and badly damaged the former U.S. immigration entry point.
SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) - Residents of a Northern California community expressed skepticism Thursday about a sheriff's deputy's decision to shoot a popular 13-year-old boy who was carrying a pellet gun that looked like an assault rifle.
PORT HUENEME, Calif. (AP) - For one California beach city, every grain of sand counts.
NEW YORK (AP) - The first piece of a nearly $4 billion redevelopment of the World Trade Center transportation hub debuted Thursday with the official opening of an underground concourse that passes through an area that has been closed since 9/11.
OAKLAND (AP) - Bay Area Rapid Transit officials have stopped a practice that made employee teams solely responsible for their own safety on the commuter rail line's tracks.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The governors of eight states including California and New York pledged Thursday to work together to create charging stations and other fueling infrastructure needed to get 3.3 million zero-emission vehicles on those states' roadways by 2025 to curb greenhouse gas pollution.
DANVERS, Mass. (AP) - Grief counselors met Thursday with students mourning the death of a popular high school math teacher who authorities say was killed by one of her 14-year-old students.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The violent crime rate went up 15 percent last year, and the property crime rate rose 12 percent, the government said Thursday, signs that the nation may be seeing the last of the substantial declines in crime of the past two decades.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - The eastern population of the Steller sea lion will be taken off the threatened species list, a federal agency announced Wednesday.
LAS VEGAS (AP) - A Saudi Arabian air force sergeant faces a minimum mandatory 35 years in state prison after a jury found him guilty of raping a 13-year-old boy at a Las Vegas Strip hotel last New Year's Eve.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of people seeking U.S. unemployment benefits dropped 12,000 to a seasonally adjusted 350,000 last week, though the total was elevated for the third straight week by technical problems in California.
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea plans to allow six detained South Koreans to return home, officials in Seoul said Thursday, an unusual move that accompanied Pyongyang's separate approval of a visit by South Korean lawmakers to a recently restarted factory park both Koreas run in the North.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Kenny Rogers still records and performs - when the mood strikes him - but he's glad he no longer lives the life of a pop star.
BRUSSELS (AP) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that trust between the U.S. and its partners has to be restored following allegations that American intelligence targeted her cellphone.
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Could You Find Thanksgiving Dinner in the Trash? Alex Mallis Documents Dumpster Diving in SPOILS
What does a grocery store do with food deemed to be "unsellable" — when a bag is torn or a can damaged, or when items are past their sell-by date? In many cases charities can't accept such food. So this otherwise perfectly good — or at least partially good — food ends up in the dumpster out back. What kind of people show up to dig through these discards? Filmmaker Alex Mallis shows they're sometimes not who you think with his doc Spoils: Extraordinary Harvest. As many of us sit down to (over)consume Thanksgiving dinner in the U.S., watch what happens to some of the food you didn't — or couldn't — buy (in this case, here in Brooklyn, NY). Don't click play if you're expecting a quick-hit viral video with visual effects; this is a 20-minute documentary starring very real characters. More »
Have a Happy, Epic Thanksgiving with Some Recipes and Charity from Epic Meal Time
I won't lie to you — I love Epic Meal Time. And though I can't rightly call them "filmmakers," I can say that they have brought incredibly entertaining content to YouTube in the form of their hilariously, well, Epic form of creative cuisine for a bit over two years now. They are a web video phenomenon among web video phenomena because as far as concept-YouTubers go, they are consistently, dependably, and simply awesome in every way such a channel could hope to be. This Thanksgiving, they've delivered not only their trademark excess, but they've brought it to those who need it most — the homeless and the hungry. In the spirit of a day in which everyone's bellies should be joyously filled by its end, I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving with Epic Meal Time. More »


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No Fantasy Love for Wings- Do you think there are 8 defensemen in the league that are better fantasy options than Nicklas Lidstrom? Yahoo! does. Do you think there are 15 defensemen worth more in fantasy leagues than Nicky Lid? ESPN thinks so. These, and a few other snubs are examined in Yahoo! and ESPN's pre-season NHL fantasy rankings for the Detroit Red Wings and the rest of the NHL.
Untitled- Natalie from The Scrappy Octopus makes her triumphant return to the blogosphere after a near 3-month hiatus. She discusses pretty much all the key points in the Red Wings universe during TSO's extended break.
Red Wings Blogger Roundtable- Once again, it's Deke Day at the Red Wings Blogger Roundtable as the boy's at The Triple Deke get their chance to host. The three questions posed are 1.) Who would occupy the four spots on the bizarro Red Wings Mount Puckmore? 2.) Who will be the biggest surprise/disappointment for the season? Are the Red Wings #1 in the NHL right now?
Part Two: It All Comes Down to The Threesome- Rob over at The Production Line breaks down the depth part of our roster, from the third and fourth lines, to our fifth and sixth defensemen. Of course, the usual crassness and crude humor is used - and we dig it.


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Monday, the Minnesota Office of Combative Sports released fighter pay information from the UFC on FX 5 event, held on Oct. 5 at the Target Center in Minneapolis.
Welterweight Jake Ellenberger was the event's top earner. He pocketed $84,000 for his decision victory over Jay Hieron, doubling his $42,000 base pay with his win bonus.
Main eventer Antonio Silva was next on the list. The heavyweight earned a flat $70,000 fee for his first-round knockout of Travis Browne.
The list does not include paydays from the bout's two canceled fights: Dennis Hallman vs. Brad Tavares and Jeremy Stephens vs. Yves Edwards. MMAFighting previously reported that Hallman, who was released from his UFC contract the day before the event in order to attend to personal issues, received his win and show money; Tavares and Edwards both received their contracted show money. It is unclear at this point whether Stephens, who is currently incarcerated in Iowa, was compensated.
Publicly available payday figures include only contracted fight purses. They do not include other compensation such as UFC post-fight bonuses (Fight of the Night, etc.), discretionary bonuses, or fees paid for promotional work leading up to the event.
The complete rundown:
Antonio Silva: $70,000 (no win bonus)
def. Travis Browne: $20,000
Jake Ellenberger: $84,0000 (includes $42,000 win bonus)
def. Jay Hieron: $12,000
John Dodson: $30,000 (includes $15,000 win bonus)
def. Jussier da Silva: $9,000
Justin Edwards: $20,000 (includes $10,000 win bonus)
def. Josh Neer: $16,000
Michael Johnson: $28,000 (includes $14,000 win bonus)
def. Danny Castillo: $25,000
Mike Pierce: $44,000 (includes $22,000 win bonus)
def. Aaron Simpson: $25,000
Marcus LeVesseur: $12,000 (includes $6,000 win bonus)
def. Carlo Prater: $10,000
Jacob Volkmann: $40,000 (includes $20,000 win bonus)
def. Shane Roller: $25,000
Diego Nunes: $32,000 (includes $16,000 win bonus)
def. Bart Palaszewski: $12,000
Darren Uyenoyama: $16,000 (includes $8,000 win bonus)
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CHICAGO (AFP) – A massive tornado that swept through the Missouri town of Joplin has killed at least 89 people, the city manager announced early Monday. "We have 89 confirmed dead due to this tornado," City manager Mark Rohr said in a statement. The tornado struck the town of Joplin…
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February 5, 2003
Thomasville- More signs of possible war with Iraq continue in South Georgia.
The 1148th Transportation Company is deploying 128 soldiers to Fort Benning Thursday.
The soldiers are getting ready to move all the way to war if they have to. The National Guard unit in Thomasville found out Saturday that their journey overseas would soon begin.
"We have to move all these trucks in this yard to Fort Benning with us, " said company commander Capt. Alice Hampton, company commander.
They don't know exactly where they're going or how long they'll be there. And the job of these soldiers is as simple as they're motto; "You call, we haul."
"We basically transport, so we'll most likely will be transporting anything they need taken anywhere." Hampton said.
But picking up and leaving isn't always easy.
Specialist Jessie Jones from Valdosta makes his living driving trucks. So when he's not hauling a load, there's no pay check to pick up. And that means financial struggles for his family left behind.
"Well, let me just say this. I leave up to the man up above."
Others, like Hampton, are left scrambling to find long-term care for their children. She spent Saturday traveling to Baltimore with her two young daughters, where they'll spend the next year with their grandmother.
But the soldiers say the mission is worth in the end... all for the good of our country.
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Born: April 27, 1922
Died: September 14, 2009
Robert Edwin Lavanture, 87, of 28070 CR# 24, Elkhart, died at 2 pm Monday, September 15, 2009 at Hubbard Hill Estates.
He was born April 27, 1922 in Pottstown, Pennsylvania to Herbert and Helen (Miller) Lavanture and married Pauline Mae Lutz in 1944. She preceded him in death. Surviving are 2 sons, Robert W. (Margaret) Lavanture of Naples, FL and Richard A. (Marla) Lavanture of Bristol, IN; 6 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren and a sister, Dorothy of Pottstown, PA.
Mr. Lavanture retired as co-founder of LaVanture Products, Inc. where he had worked since 1969. He graduated from Albright College, Reading, PA with a business degree. He served in the U.S. Army in World War II in the Marshall Islands and received the Soldiers Medal. He was a member of the National Council of Y.M.C.A. since 1946; the American National Red Cross Association since 1950; Elk's Lodge; Heritage United Methodist Church, Clearwater, FL; He was active in the United States Masters Swimming Association; Member of the Long Aquatic Center, Clearwater, FL and the Y.M.C.A. of the Suncoast, Palm Harbor, FL.
Private family services will be held at Stemm-Lawson-Peterson Funeral Home, 1531 Cobblestone Blvd. Elkhart. Entombment will take place at Rice Cemetery.
Memorials may be given to the Y.M.C.A. of the Suncoast, Youth Swimming Program, 4550 Village Center Drive, Palm Harbor, FL 34685. Visit www.stemmlawsonpeterson.com to sign an online guestbook.


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PCL All-Star closer Frieri set to join Padres bullpen
The Padres will be adding Pacific Coast League All-Star Ernesto Frieri to their bullpen for Friday night's start of the second half of the season. Frieri, who turns 25 Monday, will replace either right-handed starter Mat Latos or right-handed reliever Mike Adams as one or both go on the disabled list. If both go on the disabled list, the Padres are likely to add a second relief pitcher.


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K-Pop Crossover: The Beatles and The Rolling Stones Lead Our List Of.
The rolling stones lose brian jones, mick taylor exiled on main streetbrian jones started the rolling stones. Anthone kiedis and flea formed the band with guitarist hillel.
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Upcoming vocal group IMPACT releases member profile video
The post revealed, "five boys vocal group < impact >'s official twitter is opening ! van an, sungho kang, junghu seok, jangmoon byun and pilrib ryu are going to be debut.
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9th Alphabat member Suyeob's profile revealed
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LU:KUS reveals profile teaser for Donghyun (former X-5 member)
New idol group lu:kus will be making their debut soon and following the profile teaser for the latest member kyungjin, the teaser for donghyun has been released! lu:kus.
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GLAM Releases First Video Teaser + Member Photos for "In Front of.
The video starts off with zinni taking off her clothes behind a curtain but at the end we can see her bra padding falls off and the song ends with the line, "i'm not.
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GLAM Member Trinity Departs from Group
According to glam's agency, member trinity decided to leave group glam in august following the conclusion of the group's activities for its debut album, party (xxo).
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Choeun Entertainment reveals 1st video teaser for 24K's debut +.
Check out 24k's first video teaser and cory's member profile! are you excited to see more from 24k? source: choeunentofficial and 투포케이 24k. Choeun entertainment.
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Hwayoung, the former member of T-ara changes the profile picture of her.
" source: star daily news. On the afternoon of august 3, hwayoung attracted attention by changing her profile picture of her twitter. Netizens commented: "did you undergo.
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Ex-T-ara Member Hwayoung Changes Profile Picture to Express Change of.
Many netizens began speculating that this move symbolized a fresh start for the young celebrity. Her new profile picture is one from her childhood with twin sister hyoyoung.
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Kim Na Yoon, Now Family Member of SISTAR, Reveals Profile Picture 'She.
On this day, starship entertainment posted on their facebook, "we introduce you to the new member of our family kim na yoon. Will, and boyfriend, said "we officially made.
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GLAM Member Lee Miso and 2AM Jo Kwon Sing a Duet Together
The group glam is releasing their debut album on july 16th and will start their promotions soon. In the video, jo kwon and lee miso appears to be completely lost in the.
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Big Star reveals profile images of each member
Following the main image of big star released earlier, profile pictures of each member attract netizens' attention. Big star is the first five member boy group created.
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Upcoming Girl Group Glam Reveals First Member Teaser For Lee Mi So
This photo of glam member lee mi so was unveiled this morning on their official facebook page. Lee mi so has a wonderful edgy, burgundy hair bob that suits her playful yet.
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GLAM releases 'Street' concept image for member Miso
Stay tuned to allkpop for more teasers coming soon!#glam, 'street' concept image – 1st member : miso – 7/16 debut single release(korean time) #kpop twitter. Glam.
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2AM's Seulong Sings a Song for a "Glam" Member
Glam is made up of the members trinity, lee mi so, da hee, ji yeon, and jini. They are produced by "bang shi hyuk" who is also the director of big hit entertainment.
2 Year ago
T-ARA's Eighth Member, Ahreum, Official Profile Revealed
They continued, "ahreum is known all over the school to have various talents, so please be excited for her dancing and singing skills. Ahreum will be officially joining.
2 Year ago
T-ara Finally Unveils Profile Picture of 8th Member Ahreum
"t ara's 8th member ahreum is 19 year olds and is 167cm tall. She's skinny and tall, and has porcelain like skin," core contents media said in a statement. Ahreum.
2 Year ago
Official profile shots of T-ara's eighth member Ahreum released
She will also participate in t ara's first solo concert in august. Source: star today via nate. Core contents media has officially unveiled the profile details as well.
2 Year ago
[NEWS] GLAM introduces third member ZINNI
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Lynchburg, VA- Christmas in downtown Lynchburg doesn't exactly look like it used to in the old days, but a new find by the Lynchburg Museum has some people feeling nostalgic.
A Santa Claus that was displayed at the old Leggett's department store back in the 50's was donated a few months ago. Since the Santa was donated, many people have been searching for pictures of it in its original spot. It took a while, but the Lynchburg Museum now has more than twenty pictures of the old Leggett's store that was once downtown.
"Main Street in Lynchburg, the whole business was everything. The plaza didn't exist, the mall didn't exist," said Ed Tinsley, who volunteers at the Lynchburg Museum.
More than fifty years have passed and things have changed since then. At Christmas time, the store displays on Lynchburg's Main Street used to draw people from all over.
"Everything business was from fifth street down to about thirteenth street," said Tinsley.
Tinsley has worked in Lynchburg since 1953 and remembers the old version of town well. He says when they received this Santa that once stood on the roof of Leggett's, they began to search for pictures to help them remember a different time.
"Society was a little more social than it is now. I think it's great, and maybe it will help us look back and do things a little different," said Tinsley.
Three months went by and the pictures finally came in to the museum. Pieces of history from over half a century ago of the store that sat at 1015 Main Street, which is now Absolute Bridal. Owner Val Nicosia found some history of his own.
"We knocked down a couple of walls inside and found some of the Leggett's pamphlets and posters inside the walls from like 1960's so it was kinda cool and that's when we started thinking about it'd be really cool to restore some of the downtown nostalgia," said Nicosia.
Nicosia is taking full advantage of his historical spot, and hopes to keep the Leggett's memory alive.
"We are a little bit of history, you know, just having the honor of being involved a little bit in the history of it," said Nicosia.
Nicosia says people often stop in to talk to him about the old Leggett's store. He says he wants to bring back some of the original history of the building and even is considering trying to recreate the rooftop display for next year.
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COLUMBUS -- The Columbus Blue Jackets have placed defenseman Adrian Aucoin on injured reserve retroactive to Jan. 29 and have recalled defenseman Cody Goloubef from the team's American Hockey League affiliate in Springfield, Mass.
Aucoin, scoreless with two penalty minutes in seven games this season, suffered a lower body injury at Minnesota on Jan. 29 and is listed as day-to-day.
The Blue Jackets are without injured defensemen Nikita Nikitin (upper body) and James Wisniewski (concussion, back and leg pain).
Goloubef has four goals and six assists with 28 penalty minutes and a plus-9 rating in 21 games with Springfield this season. The 23-year-old was Columbus' second pick, 37th overall, in the 2008 draft.
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COLUMBUS -- Former Ohio State football star Jim Stillwagon has pleaded not guilty in the shooting of another driver during a road rage incident last year.
Prosecutors say the 63-year-old Stillwagon pleaded not guilty Monday to four felonious assault counts in Delaware County, near Columbus. A hearing to set a trial date is scheduled April 8.
Police say Stillwagon was on board his motorcycle when he got into a dispute with a pickup truck driver Sept. 30. Investigators say the confrontation spanned 14 miles and ended in a parking lot where one bullet grazed the alleged victim's head.
Stillwagon was legally carrying the gun. A defense attorney said today he considers Stillwagon's actions "legally justified."
The college Hall of Fame lineman helped the Buckeyes to a national championship in 1968.
NFLSFlbLB Brandon Joiner joins
Bengals after prison term
CINCINNATI -- Rookie linebacker Brandon Joiner has been activated by the Cincinnati Bengals after completing a prison term.
The Bengals signed Joiner out of Arkansas State as an undrafted free agent last year, knowing he would be going to prison in Texas over a robbery that led to his indictment in 2008. He was placed on a reserve list and missed all of last season while completing his sentence.
Joiner is out of prison and was reinstated Monday. He can work out with the team.
Cincinnati finished 10-6 this season, and advanced to the AFC playoffs for the second time in as many years.
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COLUMBUS -- The Columbus Crew have acquired forward Dominic Oduro from the Chicago Fire in exchange for midfielder Dilly Duka and the right of first refusal to former Crew midfielder Robbie Rogers.
Oduro will be added to the Crew's roster immediately. The 27-year-old Ghanaian scored 18 goals and assisted on five more in 66 regular-season games the last two years with the Fire. He also played five seasons with the Houston Dynamo, New York Red Bulls and FC Dallas.
The 23-year-old Duka played three seasons with the Crew, making 45 appearances with two goals and five assists.
Rogers was a member of the Crew from 2007-11, but joined English League Championship team Leeds United before going on loan to League One's Stevenage.
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DETROIT -- A Detroit-area businessman has pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a point-shaving investigation involving football and basketball at the University of Toledo in 2004-06.
Mitchell "Ed" Karam also pleaded guilty to conspiring to fix horse races at Tampa Bay Downs in Florida and Delaware Downs in Delaware in 2005 and 2006. His guilty plea also covers a fraud charge in a separate real estate investigation.
Karam's plea Monday in Detroit federal court comes nearly four years after he was indicted in the Toledo probe along with another Detroit businessman, Ghazi "Gary" Manni.
The government says they paid players to get inside information or affect performance while placing bets on the Rockets. At least four former Toledo athletes have pleaded guilty. Prosecutors say Karam and Manni bet approximately $331,000 on basketball games.


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" Last year's 52-hour reading of Gertrude Stein's supposedly "unreadable" Modernist novel drew readers like Zadie Smith, Eileen Myles, Ariana Reines, Damion Searls, Joshua Cohen, and many others. This year's reading will undoubtedly bring even more of New York's most well-known artists, writers, poets, and other people who will pay tribute to Stein and her work over the long weekend. "


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To provide lighting for long hours of daily operation, designers, and technicians need lamps with the longest possible life. For years, ETC's Source Four HID family has offered a solution to this problem, with the 12,000-hour life and the 3,000°K color temperature of the MasterColor 150W lamp, combined with the Source Four brand's ruggedness, efficiency, and beam-shaping qualities. Source Four products—with the exception of ETC's MultiPAR striplight and Revolution® moving light—can now be delivered in a 70W version with a 70W MasterColor lamp. The lamp offers the same benefits as the 150W MasterColor, but in a more energy-efficient, low-wattage lamp. A 4,200°K lamp is also available, just as in the 150W MasterColor lamp series. For fixtures already in the field, a ballast-assembly change is required to use the 70W lamp.
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BFA Student Art Shows!
Lenny Moore
Viking Union Gallery
April 28 - May 16
Reception: Thurs., May 15, 6 - 8 pm
Debbi Kenote
Dissect, Describe, Digest
The Vidleicet gallery
1205 E. Pike St Studio BF, Seattle, WA
May 1 – 31
Reception: Thurs., May 8, 6 – 8pm
Hannah Cwiek
To No Avail
Vermillion Art Gallery & Bar
1508 11th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
May 8th- June 7th
Reception: Thurs., May 8th, 5 pm
Art Opening, Blitz Capitol Hill artwalk
Shelby Cook
Make.Shift Art Space
306 Flora St. Bellingham, WA 98225
May 20th-May 24th
Reception: Fri., May 3rd, 6 - 8 pm
Kevin Lowdon
Soundcheck: Two Years of Live Music
Make.Shift Art Space
306 Flora St. Bellingham, WA 98225
May 27-31
Reception: Tues., May 27th, 6 - 8 pm
Kevin Lowdon Artist Statement: Over the last two years in Bellingham, I have been fortunate enough to have the opportunities to work with publications, music festivals, and bands such as: Make.Shift Art Space, What's Up Magazine, Maximum Rock N' Roll Magazine, Studios Magazine, The Seattle Stranger, The Cascadia Weekly, Summer Meltdown, Chinook Festival, Daniel Kirkpatrick & The Bayonets, Blake Noble, Wild Throne, Cody Beebe & The Crooks, and many more. It has been a privilege to continue being involved with these great people, who make it their mission to make music accessible to everyone.
My work is about their mission to promote the local music community and my own desire to help visually present that message through photography. I am constantly challenging myself to find new and interesting ways to capture visually compelling imagery. However, what I have found is that it's less about the technical aspects of the image and more about the emotional connection. I look for moments emit energy of timelessness that will let the viewer experience and relive that moment. It is this unspoken and unsung feeling that music gives us that makes us feel alive and appreciate the experience that music provides us with. If I can capture this kind of an image, I know I've done my job and am able to give back to a community that has given so much to me.
Hannah Cwiek and Debbi Kenote (Co-Show)
Lucia Douglas Gallery
1415 13th St, Bellingham, WA 98225
June 1st- 5th
Reception: Tues., June 3rd, 6 - 8 pm
Bonnie Robbins & Tyler Will
How to Bake a Perfect Cake
WWU B Gallery
June 2 – 6
Reception: Mon., June 2, 5 – 7pm
Daniel Brooks
Well Rounded
Lucia Douglas Gallery
1415 13th St., Bellingham, WA
June 9 – 10
Reception: Mon., June 9, 6 – 9pm
Daniel Brooks Artist Statement:
"The moon is most happy when it is full…" – Hafiz
My art is expressed in a variety of disciplines and mediums. The Work I create consists of painting, sculpture, original music, performance, and the shooting and digital manipulation of photos and videos – and – sometimes the combination of some or all of these elements.
Since early childhood, circles and the various manifestations of light have captivated me. Some of my first memories are of lying in my crib at night staring out the bedroom door at the spherical hall light and playing games with the light so that when I squinted, it would break up into rays and halos. Many of my early paintings were square surfaces with a circle inside. Then I began accumulating and painting on drumheads and various other round surfaces. My exhibition Well Rounded, at the Lucia Douglas Gallery June 9, will include numerous recent round paintings.
The circle is a universal symbol used by humans since before recorded history. It has been used to represent the infinite, wholeness, totality, and the sun in its boundless or limitless aspects. It is a symbol that is found in all cultures. In sacred geometry it represents that which has no beginning or end and no divisions. For me, the circle quite often represents a portal (porthole) to another world that feels like deep seascapes or outer space and sometimes both at the same time.
I am interested in light and how it can be manipulated to create and/or enhance my painting, sculpture and video work. In painting, I have been mixing my own paints from raw pigments and have enjoyed working with interference pigments that refract light, as opposed to reflecting light; thus adding another dimension to my abstract work where some of my paintings appear to change as you view them from different angles. In addition to refraction, many other elements such as shadows, polarization, reflection, projection and sound also play important parts in my work.
I have been influenced by technology over the years. In my video work, I have been continuing the abstract world of painting via lenses, digital manipulation, layering and the refraction of light. Even though I am using similar scientific concepts in painting and videos, the outcome is quite different.
My philosophy of art and music has always been to enjoy the process as much as possible, to involve others when possible and to JUST KEEP DOING IT!
Haley Boyd
Lucia Douglas Gallery
1415 13th St., Bellingham, WA
June 11 – 12
Reception: Wed., June 11, 7 - 9pm
Bonnie Robbins & Tyler Will
Beating A Dead Horse To Life
Lucia Douglas Gallery
1415 13th St., Bellingham, WA
June 13 – 15
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To say that Nelson was more accomplished than Rodrigo just because of the U-20, is crazy. Rodrigo also had a very good tourney in which he scored 3 goals.
Let me also add that although he got injured and missed some time, he's till got meaningful minutes at Bolton last season.
It's almost silly to say that one is more deserving than the other. Both could become excellent goal scores for Benfica or another. Frankly I don't care who gets it done as long as someone does.
I still say that they're both mostly likely to go since they would bring in the most profit. The powers at be would look for Cardozo to hold down the fort while new strikers were brought in and developed. Easier said than done.
Lastly, Bento would be foolish not too include Nelson on the squad for the Euros. Even if he were to sit on the bench, the experience and atmosphere would serve him well.
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Classico clash on tap for MarchRoutine home wins over Setubal and Maritimo saw Porto and Benfica set up a Clássico clash in the semi-finals of the Taca da Liga on Sunday night. The Dragons celebrated debut goals for Lucho and Janko, whilst Nelson and Rodrigo were on target for the Eagles.
Having brought in Lucho Gonzalez and Marc Janko during the closing stages of the transfer window, Vitor Pereira threw both the Argentine and the Austrian into his starting XI. Danilo also lined up at right back for the Dragons, with Maicon shifting across to the centre of defence and Alex Sandro coming in at left back. Setubal travelled north seeking their first win at the Dragao since 1989.


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A couple of weeks ago I was in Las Vegas for the annual Sloan Consortium Emerging Technologies Conference. And, I have to say, it was fascinating experience. The theme of the conference was (probably no surprise to those following educational technology trends over the last number of years) the personalization of the educational experience.
I went to the conference with a particular focus: to explore data analytics and the work coming out of colleges and universities to advance this field. I know that data analytics hold great promise for K-12 education, and yet I've been wrestling with their place within the independent school environment. For generations now, we have told families: "we know your son/daughter; we know how they learn; we will give them the personalized attention and support that they need to succeed." And yet, we can all admit that even with our low student-teacher ratios, our advising systems, and our tight-knit communities, we do still have students who "fall through the cracks" every so often, despite our best efforts. I went to Vegas to see if there was anything that we could be doing to ensure that students don't fall through the cracks, but more importantly, to see if there was anything more that we can do to predict which students might be on the verge of falling through the cracks in our classes and prevent that from occurring. The answer seems to be both yes and no.
One of the most interesting and anticipated sessions of the conference was on the preliminary findings of the "Predictive Analytics Reporting Framework." This project, funded by the Gates Foundation, was formed to try to determine whether there were predictive analytics across schools that could help determine student success in online courses — that is: are there any data points across many schools that can help predict the success of students before success or failure becomes apparent. The goals of the project are noble: to figure out ways to increase graduation rates, lower drop-out rates, and help students succeed. The findings so far: while each school might be able to identify predictive analytics for their campuses (and many do), the study has yet to find predictive measures valid across all campuses. That said, it was also clear to the researchers that different learning environments create important variables on the institutional level. In other words, student success is greatly impacted by the academic environment created by schools (I am sure a few of you are thinking, "well you didn't have to go to Las Vegas to understand that, Brad"). And yet, within schools data points can be developed to understand when a student is going to falter before failure occurs so that there can be an intervention from the start.
My primary take-aways from the conference focused on what advantages and challenges independent schools have in thinking about using data more effectively to enhance student learning outcomes and greater personalize their educational experience:
I know that many of us in the independent school community don't particularly like to dive into the realm of data. It's not why we got into teaching and education, and why we particularly like independent schools focus on the personal and relationships. And yet, we can all agree that our primary motivation for being in education is to help students learn and grow. It does seem (and many schools are proving) that data can be part of the equation helping us to get to that goal. Independent schools have the huge advantage that we are already good at the personal and relationships, by adding some use of data to the equation, we can likely get to the truly personal faster and more effectively than other schools.


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THE Jamaica Race Drivers Club (JRDC) closed its season in style with a gala and awards ceremony at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel in St Andrew on Tuesday.
Lifting the biggest trophy for the evening was Sebastien Rae. Rae narrowly won the 2012 JRDC Series Championship title from David Summerbell Jr and defending champion Kyle Gregg. Rae also took home the Heroes Day meet and his Bracket 32 class championship titles.
"I'm honoured to win this award," Rae told the audience as he received his overall prize at the function. "I hope to carry this momentum into 2013."
The four-wheeled champions were aplenty. Dwight Spence was the Bracket 45N champ in his Honda Civic. Neilon Barnett captured his 2012 B45T title with his Toyota Starlet Glanza V by not falling for Douglas Gore's tactics and 'not breaking out'.
"I had an injector fail on me before the meet," he said. "So I had to switch back to the smaller OEM ones which kept me from joining in the chase of Doug."
Spencer Whittingham took the B38 class. A gracious George Bayley thanked everyone who contributed to his B27 class championship and handed out several plaques of his own to members of his team, supporters and family.
The full race Modified Production (MP) and Thundersport (TS) titles were basically the domain of Total Summerbell Racing, with only Tarik Minott and Peter Rae getting a look-in. Minott held off Natasha Chang for MP1 honours. Rae took advantage of his upgrades and Summerbell Jr's 'issues' to win TS2. The sea of Total-sponsored red shirts began with Kyle Gregg, MP2 and TS1 victor; Andre Anderson MP3; and David Summerbell Jr for MP4.
In the motorcycle category, it was Adrian Blake who bested his rivals for the Motorbike class A championship. He will spend 2013 defending his title from class B winner Robert McDonald.
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LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) - Being named a finalist for car of the year was a big honor for General Motors, Cadillac, and the hard-working employees at the Lansing Grand River Assembly Plant.
That momemtum kept up in the spring and summer, with GM announcing a nearly $45 million expansion at the Lansing Grand River Assembly Plant that would add around 200 local jobs by the end of 2014.
But perhaps the biggest new job came at the top for GM, with the company naming Mary Barra as CEO, making her the first female head of a major U.S. automaker.
Meanwhile, the proud automakers and employees in Lansing also celebrated the one millionth vehicle off the assembly line.
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This weekend the Lewiston Armory is hosting the first of four pet expos across the state. The Maine pet expos are dedicated to supporting animal-focused organizations and events in Maine. It's also giving small Maine businesses a way to reach out to their customers and meet them face-to-face. Marcia Carr and Bobby Silcott are with us to tell us why events like this are important for pets and their families.
Androscoggin Pet Expo
May 12 & 13
9:30am to 4:30pm
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By Debra Cassens Weiss
A redistricting plan in Alabama challenged for alleged racial gerrymandering will be reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The court granted cert on Monday in two Alabama cases that will be consolidated. Challengers claim the state packed minorities into districts that already had African American majorities, diluting minority influence elsewhere, report the New York Times, the Washington Post and SCOTUSblog.
The challengers include the Alabama Legislative Black Caucus and the Alabama Democratic Conference.
Alabama claims the redistricting was partly justified by a provision of the Voting Rights Act that required Justice Department approval for a change in voting procedures. The preclearance provision was struck down last year in another Alabama case, after the redistricting plan was drawn up.
Stanford University law professor Nathaniel Persily told the Washington Post that the case is the first in which Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. will consider the question of how race may be considered in redistricting decisions.
The cases are Alabama Legislative Black Caucus v. Alabama, and Alabama Democratic Conference v. Alabama.
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By George Bremer
The Herald Bulletin
A depleted Indianapolis Colts defense got some good news for a change Wednesday.
Defensive end Cory Redding returned to practice after missing last week's win against the Cleveland Browns and vowed to play Sunday at the Tennessee Titans. Inside linebacker Pat Angerer increased his practice reps and likely will have a bigger workload this week after playing in his first game of the season against the Browns. And outside linebacker Robert Mathis continues to make slow progress toward a return from a knee injury that has kept him out for the past two weeks.
But the most tantalizing news involved a player fans have never seen suit up in a full Indianapolis uniform.
Rookie Josh Chapman, a fifth-round pick out of Alabama, put on the pads Wednesday afternoon and practiced with his teammates for the first time.
"It's been pretty hard," Chapman said of sitting out the first six games of the regular season and all of the preseason. "This is my first time ever really sitting down and watching people practice and playing the games. It's been hard on me. It makes me anxious, but at the same time I know I have to get healthy. This week, with me practicing, I'm ready to get out there."
Chapman tore the anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus in his left knee last October but continued playing for the Crimson Tide through their victory against LSU in the BCS National Championship Game in January.
The injury, and its rehabilitation, caused Chapman to slip from a projected second-round selection in last April's draft. He expressed excitement about playing nose tackle in the Colts' new 3-4 scheme on draft day but hadn't been able to suit up for Indianapolis since.
At 6 feet and 316 pounds, Chapman lacks prototypical nose tackle size. But he has the right disposition for the role.
"It's the dirtiest, nastiest job, but at the same time I love doing it," he said.
And there are high hopes for Chapman's potential.
The Colts have allowed 850 rushing yards, an average of 4.8 yards per carry and eight rushing touchdowns through six games this season. Chapman said his top priority is stopping the run, but interim head coach Bruce Arians believes the rookie has the tools to be a factor in the pass defense as well.
"He's so strong, quick, powerful, he's got every attribute you want in a nose guard," Arians said. "Can move, he's extremely quick and can move the center of the pocket. He's a good pass rusher for a short guy."
It might still be awhile before fans see Chapman on the field. Indianapolis has three weeks to either place him on the 53-man active roster or leave him on the non-football injury list for the duration of the season.
Arians said the team will think long and hard about that call.
"We want to take our time with him," he said. "If he's ready to play, we'll play him because he's a great talent and he'll give us a boost in there."
Chapman said the final hurdle is developing confidence in his reconstructed knee. Once that's cleared, he feels like he'll be the same disruptive force he's always been.
The fact the Colts (3-3) are in a crowded AFC playoff chase only strengthens Chapman's resolve to return.
"We have something special going on here," he said. "It's hard just watching. You want to get in there and get after it with those guys."


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Source: #Rockies acquire Brett Anderson from #Athletics for Drew Pomeranz and Chris Jensen.— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) December 10, 2013
Passan also has the same source:
Source: LHP Brett Anderson goes to Colorado for LHP Drew Pomeranz and Class A RHP Chris Jensen. @Ken_Rosenthal had it first.— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) December 10, 2013
Awaiting confirmation...
UPDATE: And confirmed:
I have had confirmation that Brett Anderson has been traded to Colorado. #Athletics— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) December 10, 2013


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For those of you wanting to see Rory MacDonald make a quick return to the Octagon, prepare for disappointment.
"Ares" stopped by today's UFC 158 open workouts and revealed to Sportsnet.ca that the injury that initially knocked him out of his rematch against Carlos Condit was aggravated yesterday.
"(Rehab) was going good, but then yesterday I kind of hurt it again, so after today I'm going to get someone to check it out. I was trying to get back slowly into training and I was just doing technique and I just tweaked it."
Obviously, it had to be frustrating watching his comrades (except Nick Diaz) strut their stuff at the open workouts for an event he was supposed to co-headline, and the Tristar standout made his feelings known.
"It's a bit annoying. It's a bit disappointing seeing all the guys do their thing. Fight week is exciting so the best word is disappointing. I feel sad."
MacDonald is currently ranked number four on the official list of top UFC welterweight contenders and is coming off a tremendous performance against B.J. Penn in a one-sided thrashing this past December.
Long hailed as one of the best prospects in the welterweight division, the talented Canadian was hoping to prove himself by avenging his lone career loss to Condit.
Neck injuries can be tricky, especially now that MacDonald is going to get it checked out. MMAmania.com will keep you posted if any new developments occur and when we can expect to see "Ares" inside the cage again.


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A Newton High School student is in critical condition after shooting himself at school Friday, according to WTOK-TV.
The student was airlifted to University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.
WTOK-TV reports the unidentified 17-year-old student lit a cigarette and pulled out a gun in class. The teacher immediately evacuated the classroom.
The school was placed on lock down. A few minutes later, a gunshot was heard.
According to WTOK-TV emergency crews went into the classroom and found the student had shot himself.
School officials say a note or notes were found at the scene of the shooting, according to the Newton County Appeal.
No other students were injured.
Newton High School's football game Friday was canceled in wake of the shooting.
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Commercial Identity Update: Mar. 1st, 2012Posted: March 1, 2012 | Author: georgesblog360 | Filed under: Commentary, Social Conscience | Tags: Banking, Corruption, Crisis, Fraud, Government, News, Poverty, Survival | 6 Comments
Thursday. Mar. 1st, 2012 – With so many issues rising up in debate, it becomes easy to forget that the structural mechanisms have been in place, for 150 years. The general public sees these institutions as altruistic and beneficial. They believe the news media when the Corporate Wars of Conquest are promoted. Unless that changes, people will be led around by the ring in their commercial identity noses.
Commercial Identity Update: Feb. 19th, 2012Posted: February 19, 2012 | Author: georgesblog360 | Filed under: Commentary, Social Conscience | Tags: Banking, Bible, Corruption, Currency, Government, Homelessness, Inflation, News | 2 Comments
The Feb. 19th update to "Two Masters" was written with the assumption that people are still free to decide which master they will serve. Taking a position for or against the position would resolve nothing, in the context of that writing. I contend here that, given the options, the question is why people choose to stay in debt slavery, and reject Biblical liberty. For the purposes of this writing, the choice3 of masters was decided when people chose their commercial identity. By voluntarily choosing U. S. citizenship, people have chosen to serve the debt slavery master, in perpetuity, cradle to grave. This is in stark contrast to the Biblical standard. A debtor would serve the lender for 6 years, and be freed from the debt, at the 7th year. In our culture, bankruptcy only frees the debtor to incur more debt. This system of unjust weights and measure deprive people of all liberty and property. It is all debt, from issuance into circulation, into and through the debt slavery of wages, legally defined as corpotrate profits, received as Federal employees. Like it or not, everything that U. S. citizens receive and possess, is taxable. Welcome to the Federal Debt Plantation.
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Two Masters Update: Feb. 19th, 2012Posted: February 18, 2012 | Author: georgesblog360 | Filed under: Commentary, Social Conscience | Tags: Banking, Bible, Democracy, Fraud, Government, Money, Poverty | 1 Comment
This topic is written with the belief that people still have the choice of which master they will serve. The rebellious streak in human nature wants to be free of any authority higher than itself. That is a philosophical and spiritual impossibility, as I will demonstrate. Most people respond to the principles that I express in these posts with; "Oh all that old Bible stuff doesn't apply to people today! Times have changed. We're so much more modern than dirt farmers and illiterate herdsmen." Are we really so advanced that there are no limits on behavior? The evidence of the news each day say that humanity hasn't changed a bit, in 6,000 years.
Commercial IdentityPosted: February 13, 2012 | Author: georgesblog360 | Filed under: Commentary, Social Conscience | Tags: Banking, Bible, Crisis, Currency, Government, Law, News, Poverty | 3 Comments
As I've written in the past, every conflict has a commercial root. This principle should be obvious. When the numbers don't match up with expectations, there is conflict. This applies to everything from the price of a candy bar going up a nickel, to the major changes in the economy. The only certainty is that there is a problem, and someone is going to pay for it. These conflicts get out of control because people fail to distinguish between humanity and commercial identity. In those instances when we find that people don't seem to be the people we thought we knew, it is because we knew their humanity. The standards and behavior change, when commercial identity takes over.
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State Nationality Information LinksPosted: January 26, 2012 | Author: georgesblog360 | Filed under: Commentary, Social Conscience | Tags: Commentary, Commercial, Government, History, Information, Law, Legal, Links | Leave a comment
It's pretty bad when I look for links on my own page, and can't find them. I refer to them in my writing, all the time. Readers run into a disconnect, if I don't put a link in a blog post. Here are the relevant links in one blog post. If a link is temporarily down, I can check into that, by email.
First Amendment Radio
Harmon Taylor's Legal Reality E-Newsletter
Copy and paste into the email address and request subscription or to unsubscribe. The link in Harmon's newsletters goes to his subscription page.
L. B. Bork Website
Website for the Peoples Awareness Coalition
John Ainsworth Website
The Never – Never Land Of Socialism Update `10/28/2011Posted: October 28, 2011 | Author: georgesblog360 | Filed under: Commentary, Social Conscience, Uncategorized | Tags: Banks, Government, History, Money, News, OWS | Leave a comment
In it's early development, Socialism depended on parting fools from their money. With the devotion to fiat currency, that has become the easy part.
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Wage Slave 2012 Update 12/26/2011Posted: October 26, 2011 | Author: georgesblog360 | Filed under: Commentary, Social Conscience, Uncategorized | Tags: Banks, FEMA, Foreclosure, Government, Law, Money | 8 Comments
With the passage and signing into law of the National Defense Appropriations Act 2012,, everything we thought we knew or believed about America is changed. By the process of incremental gradualism, we have been brought to this point in history. The process of Reconstruction that began in 1860 with the War of Corporate Conquest change our country, before we were ever born. We never had the opportunity to live in the real America.
We now live in a corporate oligarchy, the system of tyranny that our Founding Fathers warned us about. We have had many warnings since then, but generations have ignored them. We now are held captive by laws that gave place to the genocidal tyrants of history. History records that these laws are used by present and / or future dictators to enslave, persecute and murder segments of the population.
A chilling aspect of the NDAA legislation is the encroachment of Islamic Sharia law into the U. S. legal system. The historical fact of Islamic invasion and conquest is very well documented. Slavery is an accepted practice in Islam. It was an integral part of the slave trade that displaced African populations, throughout history. The days are coming when the NDAA law will be used against the non – Muslim population of the United States. This sets the stage for everything I wrote in "Wage Slave 2012″. The Corporatist agenda that dragged us into two World Wars and numerous invasions and police actions has turned it's attention back to the United States. For a time, it has been busy reconstructing the world. Now, we see the Draconian invasion of America, complete with checkpoints and the presumption of guilt. No formal charge, no right to trial by jury, no right to be informed of the nature of the charges and imprisonment without due process of law, are all in play now. We are definitely not in America, now.
You don't have to know a whole lot about political systems, anywhere. All you have to do is recognize a thief, when you see one. People seemed to go on with life, after the European disaster, yesterday. They talk like it doesn't mean anything to them. Well, in the short term, maybe not. After they lose their jobs or can't get a loan, then they might notice. It's time I wrote an update on "Wage Slave 2012″. I see a few surprises in the coming year.
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Different WorldsPosted: October 19, 2011 | Author: georgesblog360 | Filed under: Commentary, Social Conscience, Uncategorized | Tags: Government, History, Law.Legal, Money, News, Poverty | 2 Comments
People just do not understand what it is that I do. On the surface, there is nothing about me that anyone would want. The people who have taken the time and paid attention to what I told them, did very well. Other people just don't want to hear it. It's a collision of two different worlds.
What is it that I do that justifies my existence? I talk and write. Other people acquire all of the borrowed debt that they feel comfortable with. Eventually, that worthless paper is going to cause widespread pain and suffering. People don't recognize currency collapses or even want to remember them. Talk to people who lived through the Great Depression and WW II. There aren't as many of them around as there used to be, but they can tell you about living, flat broke. They lost everything and learned how to waste nothing.
I don't want to "own" anything, under the present conditions. People are playing the debt game, as hard as they can go. Millions of them are one month's expenses away from living in the streets. The people who sent me down the road because they believe that they know better than I do, will get to learn the things I've learned. the hard way. It's taken my lifetime to learn the things I've learned. Adults today don't have that much time, in front of them. The events that are coming will force everyone to learn, and quickly.


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okay ive mocked the draft half to death now and the list below is what my top 10 looks like, (feel free to take a hacksaw to my list by the way) my problem is that when it gets to our pick there are two players inparticular who i think might be available that i wouldnt mind seeing us draft as i feel they would both be good value at number 10, they are quinton coples and michael floyd. i really cant make up my mind between these two, yes we desperately need a pass rush which coples absolutely does bring but floyd could give fitzpatrick a near unmissable target and open up the whole field for our offense. so ill ask for a vote fellow rumblers, if you had to choose between floyd and coples who would it be?
1 colts-a luck-qb
2 skins-r griffin-qb
3 vikes-m kalil-ot
4 cowboys(via trade)-m claiborne-cb
5 bucs-j blackmon-wr
6 rams-m brockers-dt
7 jags-melvin ingram-de
8 fins-t richardson-hb
9 panthers-d kirkpatrick-cb
10 us-coples de/floyd wr


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Winner of Outdoor Project of the Year
Thu 01 2009
The judges were impressed by the quality of the workmanship in this stunning outdoor project. The new entertaining areas feature a Balinese double door for ROW access, a raised podium area surfaced with white pebbles and minimalist landscaping, a pergola with bamboo type covering for the outdoor pool furniture, and a gas heated fibre glass in-ground pool concealed with timber decking to the perimeter to provide a streamlined finish. The north-facing brick construction fireplace with perimeter ledge allows the outdoor space to be used during the winter months while the south-facing entertaining area provides a pleasant retreat during the summer months. Innovative Space Design, VIC
Winner of Bathroom Project of the Year
Wed 01 2009
This project involved converting a bedroom with a fireplace into a bathroom with the clients after something that suited their lifestyle without being too modern. The result is a retreat with a freestanding egg-shaped stone bath as the focal point in front of the existing fireplace, boasting separate vanities, a double shower and wiring for an iPod docking station and mini speakers. The earthy tones used throughout give an overall impression of warmth, elegance, luxury and style and complements the existing Victorian charm of the fireplace and large plaster cornices. Bubbles Bathrooms
Winner of Bathroom Designer of the Year
Tue 01 2009
Paul Hutchison succeeded in satisfying the clients' request for an ensuite so they didn't have to cross the hallway to the existing bathroom. The final product incorporates their request for two vanity bowls, two walk-in wardrobes, a double shower, a bidet and toilet, and a spa bath. The bathroom features in-mirror storage, overhead low voltage lights and incandescent side lighting. The feature tiling complements the veneer tones used in the vanity, providing an overall rustic feel while still being modern and sleek. The finishing touch is a 42-inch LG plasma television. Paul Hutchison with Bubbles Bathrooms – Victoria.
Winner of Apartment Project of the Year
Mon 01 2009
The Esplanade is a high quality, strata titled residential building comprising 63 apartments ranging in size from 65m2 to 800m2; 16 two-storey loft apartments; four studio apartments; six work studios; a retail shop; 155 underground parking spaces; a swimming pool and gymnasium. An in-situ public art work dominates and complements the external façade at the street level of this modern apartment block. Each unit has been fitted out with Miele stainless steel appliances, ducted reverse-cycle air conditioners, and central gas hot water systems. The perimeter features glass and solid elements to suit the interior and to achieve a high standard of architectural presentation. Becton Property Group.


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Paying Homage to our Hometown | San Francisco
Barneys New York | Jay Z - "A New York Holiday"
Jay Z collaborates with Barneys to bring limited edition designer products for the holiday season. Available on November 20 in store and online, the minimal collection includes: Belenciaga black leather backpack, a black square print scarf from Balmain, tailored jacket from Lanvin, black hoodie from Rick Owens and an 18-karat-gold double ring from Hoorsenbuhs.
Barneys took Jay's "feedback and proposed designers to bring his ideas to life". This is not Jay Z's first incursion to fashion. He created Rocawear along with Damon Dash and is still going strong today.
Zane Lowe | Kanye West - BBC Radio 1 Interview Part IV
Zane Lowe | Kanye West - BBC Radio 1 Interview Part III
Drake's new album released this week, and having had a chance to play through it a few times, I have to say, it's definitely a true drizzy album.
There is however more rap & hip hop in this album…unlike his last one which was more R&B… I actually like both his styles and am loving a lot of these new tracks.
My favorite tracks right now are The Language (this is everything that I love about Drake)… and Pound Cake (a collaboration with JayZ and it is awesome)… also love Come Thru and Wu-Tang Forever.. all classic Drake styles but sonically are fun to listen to.
Nothing Was The Same.. one of my favs for the year.
Zane Lowe | Kanye West - BBC Radio 1 Interview Part II
As promised, we have the second installment of the four-part interview with Kanye West. West goes on to vent with great emotion and elaborates why him and corporate America do not mix and aspires to be the "anchor" to the first trillion dollar company.
We will have the third part of this interview tomorrow.
Zane Lowe | Kanye West - BBC Radio 1 Interview
Zane Lowe, from BBC Radio One, sat down for an hour long interview with Kanye West. The interview starts with a nice calm tone with no signs of "aggressive" Kanye.
However, at the 12:50 mark he goes off and after the interview, Lowe called it "the most intense interview of [his] life."
With Paris Fashion Week starting today, 9/24/13, Kanye calls out Hedi Slimane, a fashion French designer and creative director for Dior Homme.
It has been said that West wrote the track "I Am God" in Paris last year after Slimane told West he could only attend his first show at Saint Laurent if he did not attend any others.
West goes from dissing Slimane to Italian designer Fendi, who brushed off Virgil Abloh (founder of PYREX Vision street wear clothing) and his fashion ideas years ago.
We will post Part 2 of the 4 part interview later on today when BBC Radio One gives it the green light.
Pusha T | "Nosetaligia" feat. Kendrick Lamar
Pusha T's solo debut album "My Name Is My Name" is scheduled to release on October 8th. Today he gave DJ Funk Flex from Hot 97, the green light to share a cut from his new album. The track Nosetalgia produced by Nottz gets the assist from Kendrick Lamar.
The Weeknd comes to Berkeley for his Kiss Land tour! I actually never had been to a concert at the Greek in Berkeley, and it was absolutely amazing. Abel sounds exactly the same live and in the studio…and the production and lights fit the mood perfectly.
One thing that did bother me, was his transformation of all his songs into high energy pop music. The Weeknd's music is best known for it's mellow and drug infused high notes and melodic moans, but at the concert all of his songs were sung in a much happier note… kind of ruins a few songs.
All around a fantastic show and Kiss Land the album is another hit!
Big Sean's new album is slated to release on August 27th. He dropped the track "Control" via Twitter last night. This song did not make it on the album due to his label's request.
Kendrick Lamar's verse definitely took the crown as he calls out numerous rappers, "I got love for you all but I'm tryin' to murder you ni**as." And even calls himself the "king of New York" even though we all know he's from Compton, California.
Kendrick is giving the people what they want and boxing the competition into a corner. Ready…fight.
Air Jordan IV Retro "Green Glow" | A Closer Look
With a slated release date of August 17th, the gray gradient down to black and mint adds a nice touch to the shoe.
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Here is a suggestion for cutting some expense from the County budget. It may not be much, 50-60K annually, but it would be a start.
Eliminate the duplication of services.
Victoria College is home to the Victoria Regional History Center. It is also the Regional Historical Resource Depository for Victoria, under the auspices of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission. Many of Victoria's county records are housed here because they are of historical significance. This Center is staffed by a professional archivist. This service is provided to Victoria County at no charge.
The Victoria County Archives is a duplication of this service and is funded at County expense. You would think, if there are county records that need to be preserved for the county, those records would be in the care of the County Clerk. They're not.
Victoria County partially funds a 'Heritage Director' to oversee the Victoria County Archives . The other half of the Heritage Director's salary is funded by Victoria Preservation, Inc., a private non-profit organization. The Victoria County Heritage Director is neither trained as a historian or an archivist.
So, who does the Heritage Director answer to?
More importantly, why is the County funding a service that is already being adequately provided for by Victoria College?
By the way, the Victoria County Archives are housed in the older Bell Telephone Building. Victoria Preservation, Inc. has an office in that building. They do not pay rent to the county for this space.
Oh, the Victoria County Heritage Director, and the Executive Director of Victoria Preservation Inc. are the same person.August 6, 2010 at 8:01 p.m.
This comment was removed by the site staff for violation of the usage agreement.August 4, 2010 at 11:14 p.m.
I have been trying to figure out exactly what you're talking about. Are you talking about the County Archives? In the smaller (original) Bell Telephone Building?August 4, 2010 at 9:39 p.m.
I live in the county raise taxes only enough to give the hourly works 3.5 % pay raise. I don't think this should cost everybody alot of cash. We can't have the county go in the red for a long period. Raise taxes all what I ask is to be fair on the amount.August 4, 2010 at 12:31 p.m.
A total new facelift is needed for sure! Can an auditor not see what needs to be cut to make it work? Isn't that their job? I have friends that work for the county that are always out of town and eating good on the county. They pretty much tell me it is b/s getting out of work conferences. Replace them all! Let's start over with pen and paper.August 4, 2010 at 8:16 a.m.
The reason this county, as with the town, are always short of cash is because of incompetence and poor leadership. Nuff said.August 4, 2010 at 8:07 a.m.
Sooner or later taxes are going to have to be raised. It might as well be done before we lose a host of good employees. I would suggest the county do an indepth analysis of how they have been spending and and on what. Why is it this county always seems to be in financial distress? It's time for a new judge and new commissioners. New blood all around!August 3, 2010 at 8:47 p.m.
If the county would get rid of the heritiage department it could pay for the airport fixed base improvements.August 3, 2010 at 8:20 p.m.
The heritiage department duplicates what the County Historical Commisssion is supposed to due


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2004: Vol. 3, No. 2
China Currents 2004 Issue Volume 3 Number 2
Taiwan's Presidential Elections
March 20, 2004 | Author: John Garver in 2004: Vol. 3, No. 2
The Presidential elections on 20 March 2004 were Taiwan's third direct presidential election. The first in 1996 saw Lee Teng-hui lead the Chinese Nationalist Party (Kuomintang or KMT) to continued rule of the island, but a rule now based on the electoral will of the people. The second in 2000 produced the transfer of the Presidency from the KMT, which had ruled Taiwan since 1949, to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), an opposition party formed through a long period of resistance to KMT rule. » Read more


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Open garden event at Whitestaunton in aid of St Margaret's Hospice (From Yeovil Express)
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Open garden event at Whitestaunton in aid of St Margaret's Hospice
Updated 10:14am Wednesday 4th June 2014 in News By Daniel Milligan
A GARDEN open day will be held at Glebe Cottage in Whitestaunton on June 28 and 29 in aid of St Margaret's Hospice.
So far, Joan White has raised an impressive £340 but she hopes to reach the £1,000 mark.
Mrs White wanted to thank all the businesses in Chard which had donated prizes.
If you would like to donate or for more information call Mrs White on 01460-68074.
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'Twas only a matter of time: Gangnam Style, Fresno style
Judging from "SNL" and what I see on morning news shows, it seems like the viral video sensation "Gangnam Style" — a song from Korean rapper Psy with more than 220 million YouTube views — has now trickled down to the mainstream. So don't be surprised when your mom asks you about it next week.
Here in Fresno, party rap outfit 2Tallin' — which is basically our version of LMFAO — has put an English spin on "Gangnam Style. The video, released last Thursday, has more than 11,000 views already. If you dig the 2Tallin' sound, be sure to catch 'em at The Standard one week from today.
Here's a local dancer named The Kidd (aka Murphy Yang) who posted his own "Gangnam Style" dance on YouTube:
Credit where its due, though: The Fresno Grizzlies were the first locally to jump on the "Gangnam Style" craze, with their Drag Kings dancers doing a performance to the song back in August. Video below: