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UPDATE: Rep. Bruce Braley released this statement Sunday morning concerning Sen. Harkin's decision not to seek re-election in 2014:
"Over the past 24 hours, I've been overwhelmed by the outpouring of encouragement and support from Iowans in every corner of the state urging me to consider a campaign for the U.S. Senate in 2014. Iowans deserve a Senator who will continue Tom Harkin's legacy of strengthening the middle class and standing up for Iowans who don't have a voice. While Senator Harkin's shoes are impossible to fill, over the coming days my family and I will carefully weigh a possible candidacy for Senate."
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CUMMING, Iowa (AP) - Iowa Senator Tom Harkin says he will not seek re-election in 2014.
The 73-year-old Harkin tells The Associated Press in an interview, "It's just time to step aside," because by the time he would finish a sixth term, he would be 81.
Harkin said it would also allow a new generation of Democrats to seek higher office.
The announcement comes as a surprise, considering he had $2.7 million in his campaign war chest and was planning a fundraiser next month.
Harkin played a lead role in urging the Senate's more liberal members to back the 2010 health care bill.
No Iowa Republicans have taken formal steps toward seeking the seat. Harkin's decision eases the burden on the GOP, who have to gain six seats to win the majority.
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1. general term for a group of behavioral disorders characterized by usually lifelong ingrained maladaptive patterns of subjective internal experience and deviant behavior, lifestyle, and social adjustment, which patterns may manifest in impaired judgment, affect, impulse control and interpersonal functioning.
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TCU Hosts Prairie View A&M in Non-Conference Finale
Dec. 27, 2013
FORT WORTH, Texas - The TCU women's basketball team will take its four-game winning streak into the non-conference finale against Prairie View A&M at 7 p.m., on Saturday at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.
The Horned Frogs (8-3) return to the hardwood following a week layoff since they last posted a dominating 78-46 victory over Sam Houston State on Dec. 20.
TCU held the Bearkats to season lows in points (46) and field-goal percentage (24.1) and currently ranks third nationally in field-goal percentage defense (31.3), fourth in blocks (6.5 bpg) and 19th in scoring defense (55.6 ppg).
Sophomore guard Zahna Medley tallied a game-high 18 points in the win, hitting the double-figure mark for the eighth time in 11 games this season, while junior guard Natalie Ventress and senior center Latricia Lovings added nine points apiece.
Sophomore forward Caitlin Diaz and freshman forward Jada Butts both notched career highs off the bench with eight points, while Butts also pulled down a career high and team-best eight rebounds in just 16 minutes of action.
The Lady Panthers are scoring just 50.7 points per game while the opposition is averaging nearly 77 points per contest while shooting 45 percent from the field. Prairie View A&M has also struggled on the boards, dropping the rebounding battle by a minus-12.0 margin as opponents are averaging 45.8 boards per game.
Prairie View A&M is led by junior guard Jeanette Jackson, who enters Saturday's contest with 16.7 points and 3.2 assists per contest. Six foot junior forward Larissa Scott leads the Lady Panthers in the post with 8.0 rebounds and 1.6 blocks while adding 6.9 points per game.
The two teams have played the last four contests at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum dating back to 1996, as TCU has won those games by an average margin of victory over 51.5 points.
Prairie View A&M is the second member of the SWAC that TCU will meet during its non-conference slate, as the Horned Frogs posted a 95-64 victory over Grambling State on Nov. 18.
For live updates, fans can also follow @tcuwbasketball on Twitter or by viewing GameTracker.
Lovings has racked up the most blocks in the nation since the start of the 2012-13 season with 149 total rejections, seven ahead of Iona's Sabrina Jeridore.
With 238 total blocks in her career, Lovings ranks second in program history behind only TCU great Sandora Irvin's 480 swats.
Lovings has racked up 14 single-game performances of five or more blocks in her career, including a career-best 10 rejections in TCU's contest against Stephen F. Austin on Dec. 4, marking the fourth-highest total in school history.
The Fort Worth native's 10 blocks are the second-highest total in the country this season behind Jeriodore's 13, after posting the second-best block performance in the NCAA a year ago with nine against Texas Tech.
The Fort Worth native, who is expected to make her 66th-career start on Saturday and has played in all 71-career games, drained the 116th 3-pointer of her career against Sam Houston State on Dec. 20, moving into sole possession of ninth spot in program history.
Fans can also take part in the Holiday Hoops promotion with $5 general admission tickets for the next three contests, where the Horned Frogs face Prairie View A&M (Dec. 28), Iowa State (Jan. 2) and Kansas (Jan. 8).
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The 7th of February James Cameron's Le Cirque du Soleil Worlds Away 3D will be on theatres and China Glaze launches a collection all dedicated to amazing Cirque du Soleil.
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Has the Time Come for Renewable Marriage Contracts?
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By Debra Cassens Weiss
Several lawmakers in Mexico City proposed the idea last year: Permit couples to enter into renewable marriage contracts for terms as short as two years.
The idea never became law, but it led a New York Times columnist to consider (and then reject) the idea of 20-year marriage contracts. "The rough idea: two people, two decades, enough time to have and raise children if that's your thing; a new status quo, a ceremony with a shelf life, till awhile do us part," Matt Richtel wrote in the Fashion & Style section.
After all, the column says, divorce rates since 1990 have doubled for those aged 50 to 64, and tripled for those 65 and over.
Richtel interviewed several experts for their take on the idea. One of them was Kenneth Altshuler, president of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. If such contracts were allowed, he said, a formula would be needed to predetermine alimony when the 20-year period ends.
Other experts talked on the one hand about the benefits of a lifelong commitment and on the other hand about the illusions of romantic love.
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Award-winning actor Robert De Niro appeared in a rare interview with CBS THIS MORNING's Lee Cowan to discuss his current film 'Silver Lining Playbook. "I'm lucky that I have whatever I had that makes me have a successful career, if you will," he shares. "I'm lucky I have the drive to do the work. But you're always lucky." Check out the interview in full below!
De Niro portrays Pat Solitano, Sr., an obsessive-compulsive, die-hard Philadelphia Eagles fan, who struggles to deal with his even more obsessive and mentally-unstable son. His performance has earned him his seventh Oscar nomination and his first in 21 years.
DeNiro's career took off with his portrayal of Vito Corleone in The Godfather Part II for which he won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. His critically acclaimed, longtime collaborations with director Martin Scorsese began with 1973's Mean Streets, and earned De Niro an Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Jake LaMotta in the 1980 film Raging Bull.
He was also nominated for an Academy Award for his roles in Scorsese's Taxi Driver (1976) and Cape Fear (1991). In addition, he received nominations for his acting in Michael Cimino's The Deer Hunter (1978) and Penny Marshall's Awakenings (1990). In 1990, his portrayal as Jimmy Conway in Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas earned him a BAFTA nomination.
De Niro has earned four nominations for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy, for his work in New York, New York (1977), Midnight Run (1988), Analyze This (1999), and Meet the Parents (2000). He has also directed films such as A Bronx Tale (1993) and The Good Shepherd (2006). De Niro has received accolades for his career, including the AFI Life Achievement Award and the Golden Globe Cecil B. DeMille Award.
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I'll start this off by saying that I don't know a lot about "the internet" and "computers" in general. I can check email, goof off on a couple of websites, but that's about all I use a computer for (well, some work stuff, but that doesn't matter here). I was hearing a couple of nerds talking the other day about how google is screwing everyone over by keeping user's data or something like that. It was way over my head...but then I started to think that, if there's a better alternative (as far as safety AND not being F'ed over by google and their evil plot for world domination), then I'd be a total idiot for not using that alternative. So, people who know WAY more about computers than I do (7 year old kids, this also applies to me): should I stop using google?


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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - An
Oklahoma death row inmate is asking a state appeals court to overturn
his first-degree murder convictions and death sentence.
Oral arguments are
scheduled Tuesday before the Court of Criminal Appeals in the case of
Victor Cornell Miller. The 49-year-old Miller is 1 of 2 men convicted of
killing 77-year-old retired Tulsa banker Mary Agnes Bowles and
44-year-old Owasso trucking company owner Jerald Thurman on Aug. 31,
Investigators believe
Bowles was abducted from the Tulsa Promenade mall parking lot and taken
to a secluded area, where her killers confronted Thurman as they robbed
Bowles of her car.
The appeals court last year
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48-year-old John Fitzgerald Hanson.
Death sentences for Miller and Hanson have been previously overturned on appeal.
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A former South Dakota State University employee faces five felony charges, after police say she used a co-worker's identity to steal more than 35-thousand dollars.
Kari Fuks was arrested earlier this month.
Court documents show the 38-year-old obtained the social security number of a secretary she worked with in the chemistry department.
She used that information to open three credit cards.
The victim learned of the theft, after running a credit report.
Fuks husband, Matt, served as the University's Alumni Association President but is no longer with the organization.
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College Station, Texas (11/10/05) - The North Texas soccer team takes on SMU in the first round of the NCAA Tournamenton Friday at 5 pm. It marks a rematch of the two teams from earlier in the year when North Texas defeated the Mustangs 3-1 in Dallas. NT's student radio station, KNTU, will be doing the broadcast live from College Station.
North Texas is looking for its first ever-win the NCAA Tournament. The Mean Green is the second seed in the College Station Regional along with top seed Texas A&M, third seed SMU, and the fourth-seed Northwestern State. Northwestern State takes on Texas A&M in the other game, and the two winners will meet on Sunday at 2 p.m.
The Series With SMUNorth Texas beat SMU 3-1 on Sept. 4 in Dallas as sophomore forward Heather Hutyra recorded a hat trick in the win. Goalkeeper Kandice Ellis made a career-high 11 saves in the match. SMU leads the all-time series with North Texas 5-3-1, but the two teams have split the last five matches evenly at 2-2-1. The two teams have three common opponents this season in Houston, UTEP, and Rice. North Texas went 1-1-1 against the three teams while SMU was 2-1 against the three teams. This will be the first time that the two teams have met in the post-season.
Hutyra's Recording Breaking YearSophomore forward Heather Hutyra's 2005 season will go down in the record books. Her 20 goals rank sixth in school history while the 47 points she has amassed are tied for fifth in school history. She is only the fourth player in school history to score 20 goals in a single season. Her awards this season have been numerous. She was the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year, the SBC Tournament's Most Outstanding Player, was named to the all-tournament team and was a first-team all-conference selection for the second straight season. She ranks sixth in the nation in goals and goals per game, and eighth in the country in points per game. She is one of only six players in the nation to score 20 goals this season.The Winning ContinuesThe 2005 season will go down as the winningest season in North Texas history. The Mean Green has tied the school record with 16 wins, and no matter what happens in the NCAA tournament North Texas will have the best winning percentage in school history. The Mean Green has won 11 of its last 12 games and has lost only once in their past 19 games.
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Election day is almost here and Wyandotte residents are poised to vote on candidates for mayor, city council, assessor, clerk and treasurer.
The polls will be open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Tuesday, May 7.
The last day to mail an absentee ballot is May 4. Absentee ballots can be delivered to the Wyandotte City Clerk's office in Wyandotte City Hall as late as 4 p.m. May 6.
Go to the Wyandotte City Clerks's website for more details on absentee voting.
There are no ballot proposals on the ballot.
Want to know more about any candidates before you cast your ballot? Check out the Patch Candidate Questionnaire and Candidate Video pages on Wyandotte Patch.
For a full sample ballot for your area—and to make sure you're registered to vote—visit the Michigan Voter Information Center. There's also a sample ballot provided in the photo section of this article.
Wyandotte Candidates
Here is a listing of candidates running for office:
Assessor (one elected)
- Jerry Kupser
- Tom Woodruff
City Clerk
- William Griggs (I) (unopposed)
City Council (six elected)
- Daniel Galeski (I)
- Theodore Galeski
- Johnny Kolakowski
- Ted Miciura
- Leonard Sabuda (I)
- Don Schultz
- Lawrence Stec (I)
- Sheri Sutherby-Fricke (I)
- Kevin VanBoxell
- Val Zavala
- Joseph Peterson (I) (unopposed)
- Todd Browning (unopposed)
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On its website, the clerk's office offers a map of all 10 Wyandotte precincts and their polling locations or click on the map of polling locations in the photo section of this article.
Precinct 1: Downriver Italian American Hall, 646 Biddle Avenue
Precinct 2: The Copeland Center, 2306 Fourth Street
Precinct 3: The Yack Arena, 3131 Third Street
Precinct 4 and 5: VFW Post 1136, 633 Ford Avenue
Precinct 6: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School, 2609 Tenth Street
Precinct 7 and 10: The Lincoln Center, 1940 Ludington
Precinct 8: Wilson Middle School, 1275 Fifteenth Street
Precinct 9: Washington Elementary School, 1440 Superior Boulevard
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The Birmingham Public Library is kicking of the first Friday of this month with its popular Bards & Brews event. The poetry performance and beer tasting series will be held at Birmingham Botanical Gardens on Friday, April 5, 2013. The Gardens are located at 2612 Lane Park Road. Usually held the first Friday of each month, the April Bards & Brews will offer first a place winner $200 and second place winner $100. The event will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the outdoor setting of the Hill Garden. Live music and poetry performances will start at 7:00.
In case of inclement weather, the event will be held inside the Strange Auditorium.
Brian "Voice Porter" Hawkins will emcee the event and guide both novice and veteran poets through an evening of verse with topics that run the gamut from romantic relationships to the local political scene.
Craft beer will be available for sampling courtesy of Birmingham's own Cahaba Brewing Company, and light refreshments will be served. Attendees must be 18 years or older to be admitted, and 21 years or older to be served. IDs will be checked.
Bards & Brews is usually held on the first Friday of the month at various locations around town. Look for us on May 3, 2013 at the Avondale Regional Library located at 509 40th Street South. Check out the Bards & Brews page on Facebook for more information. This program is made possible by grants from the Alabama State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Figs, kiwi and quince are delicious and desirable — but growing them successfully can sometimes seem mysterious. Learn the basics of growing these fruits — and where to find more detailed information about them — from Tracy Bernal. Tracy covers all the bases with regard to these delicious fruits: she's a professional gardener, member of the Seattle Tree Fruit Society, successful fruit grower, and former pastry chef.
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The First United Methodist Church is a red brick, limestone-trimmed, Arts and Crafts influenced, Gothic-style, gable-roofed church built from 1916 to 1917. The principal elevations face Woodward Avenue and Church Street. The Woodward Avenue side is a three-story, gabled composition with banks of multi-paned leaded windows at three levels unified by projecting brick piers with limestone detailing. The windows at the main floor and balcony levels are enframed by brick, compound, pointed arches. The Church Street side is the entrance elevation. Two bays of Gothic arched windows surmounted by gabled dormers and a tall, square, flat-roofed corner tower with a louvered belfry complete the composition. The main entrance is sheltered by a broad arch in the base of the tower. Ornamental brickwork, including paneling, chevrons, soldier courses, check work, and various types of coursing enliven the exterior. Throughout the interior of the church are tiled floors, Arts and Crafts style oak woodwork, and tapestry brick wainscoting inset with Pewabic tiles.
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First United Methodist is the oldest Protestant church in Highland Park. Originating as an interdenominational mission in 1868, church membership declined in the 1880s, and the mission became an Episcopal chapel in 1885. The Episcopalians sold the Gothic frame chapel to the Methodists for $1 and an assumption of the church debt in 1892. Renamed the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, the church received financial support from Michigan Senator Thomas Palmer and retired Great Lakes sea captain Thomas Stevens which enabled the construction of the present Arts and Crafts, Gothic structure, built from 1916 to 1917. In 1956, the original frame Gothic building behind the present stone church was razed and replaced by a contemporary educational building. The 1917 church is notable as an unusual, Arts and Crafts influenced church building and as a major work by W.E.N. Hunter, a leading early twentieth-century church architect.
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The suspect of a bank hold-up in Warrick County has been taken into custody by authorities.
Authorities tell 14 News that the suspect, 31-year-old Darick Quick of Henderson, drove up to Chandler National Bank on 114 West Lincoln and handed the teller a note demanding money through the drive through just after 4:30 Wednesday afternoon.
Officials say the Quick was driving a Jeep with a car dealer license plate, but say he abandoned the vehicle a few blocks away. Officers say a police K9 was able to track him down and hiding in a garage off David Drive.
No one was hurt during the robbery. Quick has been booked into the Warrick County Jail.
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The 2007 Tablas Creek Vineyard Roussanne is Tablas Creek's seventh release of its 100% Roussanne. The wine is exuberantly and elegantly in character of the Roussanne grape, with honey, honeysuckle, and pear aromatics, a rich, viscous mouthfeel with just a hint of oak, and a long, lingering finish.
We use most of our Roussanne in our Esprit de Beaucastel Blanc each year. However, we often have some Roussanne lots in the cellar that are so powerfully characteristic of the varietal that we feel it would be a shame to lose them in a blend. In these cases, we reserve a small quantity of this Roussanne for a single-varietal bottling.
Our Roussanne grapes were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
The 2007 vintage was shaped by the cold, dry winter preceding it. The lack of ground water produced small, intensely flavored berries, and a very light crop. Yields on some varietals were down as much as 30%. The light yields and the consistent, moderate summer led to a harvest that produced wines with tremendous color and flavor intensity but good balance and structure. The Roussanne was harvested between September 6th and October 24th.
The Roussanne grapes were whole cluster pressed, and fermented using native yeasts half in stainless steel and half in small French oak barrels. The wine was left on its lees for 6 months, and allowed to complete malolactic fermentation. After fermentation the wines were blended, and bottled in May 2008. The wines underwent only a light cold stabilization before bottling.
The 2007 Roussanne is a vibrant expression of the Roussanne grape. Aromas of pear, honeysuckle and hazelnut and spice are followed by a wine of rich texture, honey, pear and lemon zest flavors, moderate acidity and a long minerally finish.
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP)- Washington Redskins punt returner Richard Crawford is out for the season with a left knee injury.
Coach Mike Shanahan said Crawford injured at least one ligament and possibly a second on a 3-yard punt return in the first quarter of Saturday's 30-7 win over the Buffalo Bills.
Crawford was a seventh-round draft pick as a defensive back last year and won the job as punt returner in midseason. He returned eight punts for 156 yards in 2012, including a 64-run return that set up the winning field goal in an overtime win over the Baltimore Ravens.
Rookie Chris Thompson took over the punt return duties after Crawford left Saturday's game.
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KINGSTON, Ontario – The Erie Otters' power play nearly stole a win Friday night. But the defense gave it away.
The Otters opened a two-goal lead in the third behind three straight goals with the man advantage. But Kingston scored twice in the final period, and again 33 seconds into overtime, to hand the Otters a 6-5 loss in front of 2,616 at K-Rock Centre.
Darcy Greenaway scored on the only shot of the five-minute extra period to keep the Otters (1-2-1-0) from earning a second consecutive win on their three-game East Division road trip. Greenaway poked in a rebound when goaltender Devin Williams couldn't cover the puck after it caromed off the end boards. The Frontenacs (2-0-0-0) forced overtime by erasing a 5-3 deficit on two goals from Billy Jenkins – his second and third of the game – less than three minutes apart midway through the period.
The Otters also rallied from a two-goal deficit earlier in the game. They scored on three straight power plays – Connor Crisp at the 6:49 mark, J.P. Labardo at 16:31 and Luke Cairns with 1:31 left – to take a 4-3 lead. Then Connor Brown scored his second goal of the game 3:26 into the third to hand the Otters a 5-3 lead. But the defense, which allowed at least 40 shots for the second straight night, couldn't hold onto the lead. Williams allowed all six goals on 46 shots in his season debut.
Adam Pelech (three assists) and Labardo (goal, two assists) led the Otters with three points apiece. Brown and Stephen Harper (two assists) also had multi-point outings. Connor McDavid had an assist – his fifth point in his first four OHL games. The Otters complete the weekend trip against Ottawa today at 2 p.m. at Scotiabank Place, home of the NHL's Ottawa Senators.
Ryan Kujawinski and Warren Steele had three assists apiece for the Frontenacs. Colin Furlong earned the win in his OHL debut, as he stopped all five shots he faced in relief of starter Mike Morrison.
KINGSTON, Ontario – The Erie Otters' power play nearly stole a win Friday night. But the defense gave it away.


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By the way: just learned this neat trick from Rob. Take a zip-lock bag or a sheet of plastic and cut out a small piece with a slot like in the picture below. Trust me, removing hands - even from glossy black dials - will become a very stress-free experience. I am always a bit nervous when lifting off the hands. But I learned about this trick about a week ago when servicing my Rolex Cal. 3035 together with Rob. Now that is really a great and stress reducing way of getting the hands off!
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(thanks Tony.psd!!!! Great art my man!!)
Pretty interesting article of a Riley interview
On the expectations of the new owners:
Mr. Lacob has been very good to deal with. He has been very realistic as far as we're concerned on the basketball side of things. While I think he embraces the idea of getting to the Playoffs and I know he wants a winner, I don't expect him to be unrealistic. And I do appreciate that he wants to be in the Playoffs right away. I do too. And so do our coaches and so do our players. But I don't set unrealistic expectations.
Dear fans, posters, trolls, and lurkers,
Really the reason I wanted to post this here is because I feel like we are losing perspective.
Here at GSOM, we are not just Warriors fans, but we are the die-hardiest of Warriors fans. While we all come from different perspectives, I think we all agree on one thing, the Warriros should work towards becoming an elite team. Not decent, not borderline playoff-worthy. Elite.
Through all the turmoil and plain suckiness of the the last decade or so, we have always been looking for the new regime to emerge. And finally, here it is. And so far, it aint that pretty.
The Warriors are now 8-12, about a quarter of the way through the season. Gets us to about 32-48 at the end of the year.
On the plus side, if we suck enough, maybe we get to keep our first-round pick!
With our new ownership group, the Warriors have been given a new lease on life. New team philosophy, colors, faces, pre-game intro, break-dancing dudes...Lacob and his group have come in and said that they will not be making any rash decisions. Will take time to evaluate not just what we have on the books, but where we want to go as a franchise. What this means is that we may not want any new contracts that go out beyond this year (unless the trade is really and truly a no-brainer)
There's more after the jump if you like, but I hope that reading this has perked you up a little bit. Reminded you that you cannot transform from bottom-tier to upper echelon in one season. And as we discuss trades, players, coaches, management, let's try and remember that our goal is not in fact to fight for the 8th seed. One more year of missing the playoffs is exactly the kind of bitter medicine that we may be forced to swallow if we are seriously looking to ever break out of this cycle of loserdom
But don't worry, there is in fact a plan
we have positioned ourselves well with the salary cap, which means that we can take one more step at some point to add to the team. Then you have the Draft. So in theory, there could be two good pieces coming into our team in the following year. Or it could happen in February, and then we acquire another player in the summer.
On the Warriors owning three expiring contracts totaling more than $17.5 million, as well as Charlie Bell's contract, which expires next year at $4 million — putting the team in a strong position for midseason trades:
That was part of what we wanted to do. The initial moves we made were to position ourselves better in regards to the salary cap. There weren't many basketball moves. This summer, we had gotten ourselves into a good position salary cap-wise, and it was time to acquire some basketball players. We were able to accomplish two things: We changed the team over, we are better. And we have positioned ourselves well with the salary cap, which means that we can take one more step at some point to add to the team. Then you have the Draft. So in theory, there could be two good pieces coming into our team in the following year. Or it could happen in February, and then we acquire another player in the summer.
Look at the timeframe that Riley is talking about in the quote above. This should be refreshing, not frustrating.
Yes, I want Iggy...hell, I'd even settle for geting rid of VladRad. But what I don't want to see is some sort of knee-jerk trade that brings back a contract like Elton Brand's. I think it is safe to say that we probably wont see something like that from the new ownership group.
I'm no b-ball expert, but I have been paying enough attention to know that proper management of the salary cap is what seperates out teams like Utah and San Antonio from the teams like the Raptors and Bobcats.
If there was a short-term trade that clearly improved us greatly, I would say take it. But most of what we discuss here on the site (and see in the media) are trades that might improve the team, but still leave the Dubs with glaring holes which would need to be addressed eventually anyways.
As we all endure watching these painful and ugly losses (and I am beginning to think they are going to pile up again this year) I hope that we can remember that our eyes should be set on the future. If our offensive sets suck this year, it's ok, because that tells us that we either need a new coach next year, or a new system (maybe both).
But this pain is not without purpose. We shouldn't rush to overpay, give away any of our key players, or make short-sighted roster moves.


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Moultrie - - They're giving of their time to demonstrate their love for others. Over a hundred Colquitt county teenagers took to the streets today helping revitalize their community - and they have a special reason for doing it.
Thirteen-year-old Christian Edwards is not afraid to get a little dirty. "When we got out here it was big ole piles of dirt and we're just trying to shovel it out now."
He shovels with a purpose. "Cause we gotta get more people to love Jesus and show what he can do."
It's part of the Heritage Church's mission project. Each year its youth group spnosors a massive community project during one weekend at the end of the school year.
"We have 12 different projects going on. We have this one, wer'e painting 2 houses, building two porches, doing major work on a yard," says Leslie Peretti.
"Taking something in the neighborhood that people probably wouldn't want and making it look beautiful," says John McCracken.
They're painting, reconstructing, and even building a canopy for one family. Joe Singleton is new at this kind of thing. "No, hadn't done this before. I'm just glad the family is getting something good done to them," he says.
It's also good for the city since state funding can sometimes be scarce to get projects like this done. "We're working on houses for people with low income so we took some of the houses that potentially could be grant funded houses, because we don't know if the state is going to fund us this year - wer'e still waiting on that, and we're going out and doing cosmetic stuff to get a jump start," says Chance Barber with the City of Moultrie.
Heritage Church partnered with the city for the first time this year to double its impact. Christian's just glad to be a part of something that will soon bring a smile to children in this neighborhood. "It's gonna be a new sandbox," he says.
In fact, it even brings a smile to HIS face.
The group also volunteered today at Kids Against Hunger to send food overseas and they delivered gift baskets to nurses, police, and fire rescue workers.
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Victor Han was Director of Communcations for Philip Morris Worldwide Regulatory Affairs (WRA) office circa 1993-95. He was appointed Vice President of WRA in 1995, and was reported to Steve Parrish. Mr. Han directed strategy and implementation of internal and external communications. He also worked for Philip Morris Corporate Affairs.
Victor Han joined Philip Morris in 1991. Prior to joining PM, worked with Burson & Marsteller.
Mr. Han gave a deposition on 3/16/95, 6/9/95 and 6/27/95 that was 554 pages long for the Philip Morris v. ABC case, which revolved around ABC's "Day One" segment that accused PM of nicotine manipulation. Mr. Han also worked for Philip Morris Corporate Affairs. Vic Han vigorously defends the company's right to make and sell its products. Yet he refuses to smoke when his two young daughters are around - not because he believes second-hand smoke is harmful, but because he doesn't want them to pick up the habit. "Certainly I don't want my kids to smoke," he says. "As a parent I want to take as many risks out of their lives as I possibly can." Han has been smoking since he was 15 or 16, enjoys cigarettes, pipes and cigars. "I like the taste, I like the way they smell, I like the rituals," he says. As for the health risks, " I am aware of them, but I have made my decision that this is what I want to do."(Washington Post National Weekly Edition, January 13, 1997, pg. 9)(PMI's Revised Initial Disclosure, June 27, 1996)(PMI's Introduction to Privilege Log and Glossary of Names, Estate of Burl Butler v. PMI, et al, April 19, 1996)
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The No. 20 Pittsburgh Panthers can only wonder how they let a key Big East game slip away so easily on their home court. The No. 25 Notre Dame Fighting Irish can only be thankful to come away from such a horrible start with a "W."
Notre Dame found itself down by 16 points to start the game before rallying for the 51-42 victory in Pittsburgh. The Irish missed their first 12 shots from the field and went seven minutes between their first point and third. Pat Connaughton connected on a three-pointer with 6:11 remaining in the half that ignited his team. Notre Dame closed the first half on a 16-3 run.
For more on this game, head over to One Foot Down.
Jerian Grant's three-pointer at the 14:45 mark in the second half put Notre Dame ahead for the first time since a 1-0 lead. A later 12-2 run run helped the Irish to take a nine-point lead with less than five minutes left in the game.
Jack Cooley scored 13 points and grabbed nine rebound to lead the Irish.
Along with Cooley, Grant finished with 13 points for Notre Dame, although he shot just 4-of-15 from the floor. Tray Woodall scored 11 points for the Panthers in the losing effort.
Notre Dame (21-6, 9-5 Big East) moved a game ahead of Pittsburgh (20-7, 8-6 Big East) in the conference standings. The Irish are now just a half-game behind Louisville and a full game behind the first-place trio of Syracuse, Georgetown and Marquette.


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SALISBURY, Md. - It is World Alzheimer's Day - a day where families share their stories about loved ones affected with the illness. The disease affects 35 million worldwide and 8,000 families on the Eastern Shore are affected daily. One local woman shared her story, the ups and downs of dealing with Alzheimer's disease.
Jaqueta Hytche-Simms is a teacher, a family person, a proud Oklahoman and daughter of a man who suffered from Alzheimer's.
"I became involved with Alzheimer's because of my father Dr. William P. Hytche who had Alzheimer's," said Hytche Simms.
Dr. Hytche, a former president of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, was diagnosed with the disease in 2000. His family caught on early.
"Being that my dad knew that his father had Alzheimer's, he had planned. It never entered our mind to put him in a nursing home."
Jaqueta took care of her father and helped her mother, his caretaker. Not everyday was easy.
"He would wake up in the middle of the night and he wants to leave and you're already home. [He would say] 'I have to go I have to go home.'"
She said it was tough for the grandchildren. When Alzheimer's started setting in during his later years, he wouldn't recognize them.
"If they came into the house a different way he'd think they were trying to steal from him and kick them out of the house."
Jaqueta said there were times he did remember. One time, her niece, then in college, stayed with Dr. Hytche to make sure he didn't leave the house.
She feel asleep and was woken up by Dr. Hytche who said "aren't you supposed to be watching me?"
Those are the memories they now hold on to.
After a long battle, Dr. Hytche passed away in 2007.
Now, in an effort to raise awareness, Jaqueta is on the committee in the annual Eastern Shore Walk To End Alzheimer's. The event is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 27th and will start at the Salisbury-Wicomico Senior Center in the Holly Center Campus. Walkers will follow a route for three miles. If someone isn't able to walk the whole route, they can walk the separate route set up at the campus.


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Bergen County's tax official expects to process around 15,000 tax appeals this year, a record-setting number, according to a report on northjersey.com.
to cover a slew of property tax appeals. The township is set to make its case for borrowing before the Local Finance Board next week.
The council also passed a resolution calling the tax appeals an "inequitable burden" and seeking to have the school district and county pitch in to cover their slice of the $2.2 million in appeals. The council's move backs pending legislation that would share the payments with schools and county government.
Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg, however, has said the town should be responsible for the refunds. In an editorial published Wednesday, the Record sided with Weinberg.
"Why require school districts to contribute to paying rebates when they have nothing at all to do with assessing property?" the editorial states. "There's no reason for a bill that cuts costs for one governmental body while it increases them by the same amount for others. If tax assessments are done fairly, there won't be as many successful appeals. That doesn't take legislation, just common sense."
Teaneck residents have criticized the township for not conducting a revaluation or reassessment since the housing market peaked in 2006 and questioned why the tax appeal burden wasn't mentioned at several public hearings.
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Gary McKeon, 47, of 23 Kenmar Drive, was arraigned Friday on four counts of reckless conduct and one count of criminal threatening. McKeon is a detective with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. The MBTA said he has been on leave since his December arrest on a charge of domestic assault involving his girlfriend, according to reports.
Family members asked police to check on McKeon, who reportedly made suicidal and threatening comments. He was reported to be intoxicated and carrying a gun, according to police.
More than 10 officers arrived at the hotel around 3:10 p.m., according to Lt. Michael Moushegian of the Nashua Police Department.
"We took the precaution of establishing a perimeter and initiating contact with Mr. McKeon," Moushegian said.
The floor was cleared of people and officers remained outside of the room for several hours. McKeon was arrested at 10:45 p.m.
"He came out, he was taken into custody, and nobody was hurt," Moushegian said.
Police found evidence that four rounds had been discharged in the room but there was no indication McKeon was attempting to shoot at police, Moushegian said. The evidence led to four reckless conduct charges. McKeon was also charged with criminal threatening for allegedly pointing a gun towards members of the Nashua Police Special Reaction Team.
McKeon was being held on $250,000 cash only bail. He is scheduled for a pre-trial hearing Feb. 25.
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Michelle is the Digital Media Producer for The Telegraph and NH.com. She spends her workdays searching for things to do in New Hampshire and then putting them into the NH.com event calendar. Michelle is originally from St. Louis but has been in New Hampshire for over 15 years, "I love my home state, but New Hampshire has the mountains, the seacoast and perfect summer days!" She is the mother of 5 children varying in age from 20 to 8 and loves to find inexpensive things to do with her kids. Michelle enjoys New Hampshire's music scene and is always on the lookout for new bands and new places to enjoy them. She also enjoys her dogs, cats and, when possible, a day of nothing but movies and sleeping!
What to do Columbus Day weekend in New Hampshire
Friday, October 8, 2010
New Hampshire in the fall is famous for its spectacular foliage. Why not take a drive up North and have a look this weekend. Or, visit one of the many fall harvest festivals, craft fairs and Octoberfests taking place all over New Hampshire.
For a detailed report of where to best view fall colors this weekend check out our Fall Foliage Report
Merrimack Valley Region
Friday, October 8, 2010
Customer Appreciation Day at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport: On Friday, October 8, 2010, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport will host "MHT Customer Appreciation Day." The event will be held on the first floor of the airline terminal building from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Manchester
The Craftworkers' Guild Harvest Craft Shop: (All Weekend) Open daily, free admission and parking. Over 50 juried craftspeople and artisans participate in this seasonal shop located in the historic Kendall house. Bedford
Boys Choir of St. Thomas Church: The Choir of Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue is the leading ensemble in the Anglican choral tradition in the United States. Concord
Get Out the Vote: Come meet the candidates and ask them the questions that matter most to you! There will be food at the event. Nashua
NH Coin and Currency Show - Now with Stamps: (All Weekend) Visit and look at these great examples of history of our nation's coinage! FREE APPRAISALS - Cash buyers on site. Manchester
Altar Boyz: ( All Weekend) A foot stomping musical comedy about a fictitious Christian boy-band consisting of five small-town boys - Matthew, Mark, Luke, Juan and Abraham - trying to save the world one screaming fan at a time. Manchester
Little Women, the Musical: StageCoach Productions will begin their 5th season on October 8th with Little Women, the Broadway Musical. Nashua
Saturday, October 9, 2010
4th Annual Haunted House: Join us for a terrifying evening in a haunted 6000 square foot building! Experience illusions like never before, and complete darkness where your mind will play tricks on you.... or will it??? Boscawen
Indoor Flea Market: Flea market and book sale junkies, clear your schedule for Saturday October 9. Numerous local residents and organizations will have various items on sale. Chester
Something to Crow About: Participants will stuff garments with hay and accessorize their creations in the good old fashion autumn tradition of scarecrow making. Concord
Best of Concord Chili Cookoff: Fifth Annual Stephen Prescott Best of Concord Chili Cook Off! Sample and Vote for Concord's Best Chili. Concord
Moonlight Festival: Under the moonlight families from all backgrounds gather for a festival of fun! Comes to Arms Park in Manchester to enjoy carnival games, face painting, food, crafts, and a fire-spinning performance by the Grasshopper Collective! Manchester
Annual Ciderfest: (Saturday-Sunday)Public will view historic 1908 cider press in operation and enjoy some great fresh pressed cider. All proceeds will benefit the NH Food Pantry. New Boston
Pawtuckaway Music Festival: The festival will have 6 bands and several solo acts. There will also be local artists selling and displaying work along with games and prizes. Nottingham
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Youth Safe Gun Handling and Introduction to Shooting: Sunset Mountain Fish and Game Club sponsors a monthly program to expose youths of all ages to safe gun handling and an introduction to shooting.
Young Author Book Signing: Local young author Dan Elliott will hold book signing, for his new book, David's Shield. The second book in a series of four, this book is for kids/teens who are siblings of crime survivors. Nashua
Facing Climate Change: Noted science journalist and author Dianne Dumanoski will speak on Sunday, October 10th at the SHARE Center in Milford, NH at 7 PM.
So You Think You Can Dance: Featuring Finalists from the hit television show performing their hottest routines in Hip-Hop, Contemporary, Ballroom, Tango, Broadway, Salsa and more live on stage!!! Manchester
Sullivan Farm Apple Fest: Events include pony rides, hay rides, train rides, pumpkin painting, face painting, scarecrow making, a huge game area complete with prizes, arts and crafts, emergency vehicle demonstrations, an apple pie contest, musical entertainment all day long and much more!! Nashua
Seacoast Region
Friday, October 8, 2010
Walk With Washington: Walk the streets of Portsmouth just like George Washington. During his visit in 1789, Washington took tea with his secretary's mother, Mrs. Lear, attended Mass at St. John's Church, and was feted at a reception at the Langdon House. Portsmouth
Portsmouth Portraits: A Walking Tour: Portsmouth's historic houses are full of portraits of individuals who made and observed the city's past. Take this opportunity to tour these grand homes at your own pace, focusing on the portraits in each museum. Portsmouth
Seacoast Fringe Festival: (All Weekend) Assorted venues will showcase singles to troupes in comedy, music, mask, puppets, performance art, clowns, dance and magic. Innovative performers will give audiences something original to experience. Portsmouth
Come Night Fall History Theatre: (All Weekend) From "Pirates or Patriots", to "Lamplight Dialogues", and now with "Come Night Fall", the History Theatre Project at Strawbery Banke Museum continues to entertain audiences with a living history theatre experience like no other.
Rent: (All Weekend) The UNH Department of Theatre & Dance is bringing together guest artists and new faculty to produce the Broadway bohemian rock musical "Rent." This much-loved musical is of one of the longest running shows in Broadway history. Durham
Race Into Winter" Grass Drags & Water Cross (Friday-Saturday) Side-By-Side Drag Racing Exhilarating Water Cross Racing Antique & Vintage Snowmobile Display Bigger & Better Swap Meet and more. Fremont
Macabaret: (Friday-Saturday) Macabaret, by Scott Keys & Robert Hartmann, is an evening of "gallows humor, song & dance." Portsmouth
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Touch A Truck: Head to the Dover Moose Lodge at 45 Chestnut St on Saturday, October 9th from 10-2 for a Touch-a-Truck fundraiser to benefit Dover Toys for Tots and Dover Police Charities. Dover
Money Mammals: Thanks to Service Credit Union, kids have an awesome opportunity to learn about saving money and spending smart. Dover
Harvest Moon Festival: (Saturday-Sunday) * Arts & Crafts Booths * Entertainment * Fireworks Display. Hampton Beach
New England Walkers for Knockers Ride for the Cure and After Ride Bash : Join New England Walkers for Knockers (NE-W4K) and their Grand Marshall, legendary motorcycle spokesperson, Brenda Fox on October 9th (Rain or Shine) for the 1st Annual New England Walkers for Knockers Ride for the Cure and After Ride Bash.
NH Fall Festival: Come enjoy four centuries of traditional home and farm harvest festivities and experience a traditional New England country fair like no other! Portsmouth
8th Annual Somersworth Pumpkin Festival: Pumpkin Carving, Pumpkin Painting, Pumpkin Pie Eating Contest, Scarecrow Making, Potato Launch, Pumpkin Bowling, Pumpkin Basketball, Pumpkin Mask Making, Pumpkin Catapult, Hay Rides, Face Painting, Pumpkin Smashing. Somersworth
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Family Fun Day: Craft fair and Family Fun day at the Masonic Hall. We hope to have lots of Craft folks with quality crafts and some fun and entertainment as well. Hampton
The Don Campbell Trio in Concert: ACT ONE's 4th Annual Festival of Fun presents an evening of great folk, country and popular music with the Don Campbell Trio. Portsmouth
I Have Not Yet Begun To Fight: New Hampshire Theatre Project will present a reading of I Have Not Yet Begun To Fight by NH playwright James Patrick Kelly. Portsmouth
Dartmouth/Lake Sunapee Region
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Harvest Festival Dinner: Norwegian Meatballs, Mashed Potatoes, Squash, Cole Slaw, Rolls, Coffee, Tea
Assorted Homemade Pies! Claremont
25th Anniversary Community Celebration: A public celebration in honor of the Hood Museum's twenty-fifth anniversary as a place for teaching and learning. Hanover
2nd Annual Fall Festival Pig Roast & BBQ: (Saturday - Sunday) Summer is coming to a close and what's a better way to enjoy the changing of the seasons than family, friends, and food! Newbury
An Evening with Geraldine Brooks: Geraldine Brooks will accept the Sarah Josepha Hale Award on October 9, 2010 at 8:00 p.m. at the Newport Opera House. Ms. Brooks will read, answer questions and sign her books.
Community Health Fair: Information & Education, Demonstrations, Screenings, LSRVNA Flu Shot Clinic, music, healthy refreshments, door prizes. New London
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Chamberworks: Pentamerous: Flutist Alex Ogle, oboist Kirsten Lipkens, clarinetist David Schneider, French hornist Jean Jeffries and bassoonist Rebecca Eldredge perform the playful, beautiful and touching masterpiece Quintet Op. 43. Hanover
Monadnock Region
Friday, October 8, 2010
Milford Pumpkin Festival: (All Weekend) The 21st Milford Great Pumpkin Festival features the Pumpkin Festival Talent Show, pumpkin weigh-in, pumpkin painting, catapult, arts & crafts, scarecrow making, haunted trail, face painting, storytelling, 2 stages of music and entertainment, food vendors, chili contest and more. Milford
BBQ Pulled Pork Dinner: A bar-b-que pulled pork dinner will be served at the 1st Congregational Church in Milford from 5pm-7pm. Milford
Frost Heaves: (Friday-Saturday) The Frost Heaves players return with another season of music, comedy, and nonsense. Peterborough
Mayhem at Spa So-La-Ti-Do: A humorous look into the lives of four reality tv contestants as they sign-up for six weeks of team weight loss by singing, dancing and using those As Seen on TV weight loss machines that we all love to laugh at! Derry
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Annual Fire Prevention Open House: Meet your Firefighters. See Fire Engines. Experience our Fire Safety Exhibit. Fire Extinguisher Training. Refreshments, Prizes and Fun & Games. Derry
Harvest Fair Benefit: Matt McKay performs at Farmsteads of New England for their Harvest Fair benefit. Family fun with food, games, scarecrow contest, music and more! Hillsborough
Tortoise Vs. Hare: This free weeklong theatre experience with the preeminent children's theatre company comes with everything to present a play - except for the cast, made up of dozens of local schoolchildren. Keene
Rummage Sale: The Amherst Junior Women's Club is holding their annual rummage sale on Saturday October 9th from 9am to noon at the SHARE building located on 1 Columbus Ave. in Milford.
Celebrating the Hmong Culture: They will share the dance, song and costume of their culture as seen at the Hmong New Year Festival in Fitchburg in early September.
37th Annual Harvest Fair: The Rindge Woman's Club's 37th Annual Harvest Fair will be held on Saturday, October 9 at the historical Rindge Meeting House from 9am to 2pm. Rindge
Wilton Lions' Community-Wide Yard Sale: The Wilton Lions Club is hosting a community-wide yard sale! Maps will be sold at the Wilton Post Office on the day of the sale at 7 am. Wilton
Scarecrows on the Common: Families are invited to come and build scarecrows which then live in the downtown district for two weeks. All scarecrow supplies are provided. Jaffrey
Sunday, October 10, 2010
CommonWalk Arts Festival: This year's CommonWalk Arts Festival: Art for a Sustainable Future takes place on Sunday, October 10 from 11a.m. to 6p.m. at the Fitzwilliam Inn, and is free and open to the public.
Monadnock Music Fall Foliage Concert: Monadnock Music presents the 3rd Annual Fall Foliage concert on Sunday, October 10th at 4:00pm at the Hancock Congregational Church. Hancock
Blue Oyster Cult: Blue Oyster Cult turned out some of the more listenable music of the hard rocking seventies. They remain legends of rock, having sold milliions of records, toured the world and with an influence and reputation that have endured to present day. Keene
Great North Woods
Saturday October 9, 2010
22nd Annual Pittsburg Firemen's Auction: Large selection of antiques, collectibles, many new & used items including some Ethan Allen furniture. Pittsburg
Live Entertainment & Pig Roast: Live Entertainment & Pig Roast at the Colebrook House Inn. 50/50 Raffle to benefit Ski-Bees. Colebrook
Lakes Region
Friday, October 8, 2010
James Cotton Blues Band: Known as "Superharp" for his unique and powerful harmonica playing, Cotton is one of the most respected names in blues! Franklin
Imagined: The John Lennon Song Project: The John Lennon Song Project produces, a thoughtfully re-imagined tribute that celebrates the genius and artistry of Lennon's music.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Octoberfest: Music, food, crafts, demonstrations, games and fun for all. Storyteller Joanne Piazzi wikll be on hand, along with local author Patti Hetticher. visit the petting zoo, paint a punkin', munch on street food and browse local shops in a historic downtown. Rochester
Paul D'Angelo: Paul D'Angelo keeps the audience in hysterics with is quick improvisational comedy and hilarious observations of everyday life. Rochester
Third Annual Costume Closet Sale: (Satuday-Sunday) Are you ready for Halloween? Do you need that special costume, or just some fabric to make a costume? Rollinsford
Two Old Friends: Mac McHale and Emery Hutchins are once again delighting audiences young and old with a combination of Irish music and American country music. Wakefield
Just Breathe: The quest for a little piece of mind - and chocolate: A hilarious adult musical comedy performed by Lesley Smith, world class ventriloquist, comedian, actor, singer and writer. Musical Director Cheryl Lynne Stromski. Wolfeboro
Penny sale and raffle: Rochester Community Center, benefit community sight program, food, fun and cool items for all ages. Rochester
Sunday, October 10, 2020
Annual Live Auction: Live Auction of hundreds of items including themed gift baskets, gift certificates, handmade items and more. Preview begins at Noon. Tilton
Colonial Gala: Musical by pianist Joe Frascetti of Tuftonboro. Refreshments: hearty hors d'oeuvres, Coffee and a cash bar & live auction. Wolfeboro
Brookford Farm Quark Festival: Brookford Farm will be hosting an event in celebration of real food & local culture with a harvest festival we are calling the Quark Festival, in honor of one of our favorite cheeses. Rollingsford
White Mountain Region
Friday, October 8, 2010
Return of the Pumpkin People: (All Weekend) Here they come... first to arrive were the Organic Garden Chefs and their Awesome Scarecrow with crows at the Wentworth, An Elegant Country Inn. Jackson
The Great American Trailer Park Musical: (All Weekend) "The Great American Trailer Park Musical," a brisk, bawdy one-act set in the not particularly picturesque environs of Armadillo Acres, a trailer park in Starke, Fla. North Conway
Popcorn & PJ's Movie Night: Join us to watch everyone's favorite monkey starring in his first feature length film - the Curious George Movie! Waterville Valley
Saturday, October 9, 2010
13th Annual Oktoberfest: (Saturday-Sunday) Join us for a weekend-long event that includes live Bavarian music from the world renowned King Ludwig Band, dancing, children's activities, games, authentic German food and of course, the Oktoberfest Bier Garten. Bartlett
10th Annual Fall Festival of the Arts: Community wide arts festival featuring local artisans along Main Street, a People's Art Show, live entertainment all day, quilt show, activities for the kids and local food favorites! Lisbon
Oktoberfest: (Saturday-Sunday) It's the 2010 Loon Mountain Oktoberfest. German music, German food, and German beer. There is no charge to enter the event; food and beer is a la carte. Lincoln
Scarecrow Decorating Contest: From 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Lisbon Farmers' Market, Main Street, Lisbon.
Bike For Books: Bike for Books, the North Conway Library's annual fall foliage mountain bike tour takes place to day on trails around the Mount Washington Valley. North Conway
Gibson Center Crafts and Artisans Festival: New England Crafters at their best!
We have fine jewelry, photography, art, pottery, Gourmet specialty foods, stained glass, doll clothes, kettle korn, clothing, quilts, pillows, woodcrafts, Adirondack chairs, wood signs and furniture. North Conway
Bethlehem Heritage Society - Yard Sale: Bethlehem Heritage Society will hold a Yard Sale at the Visitor's Center starting at 9:00 am. There will be a Bake Sale as well. Bethlehem
Fall Foliage Festival: (Saturday-Monday)To complement the brilliant fall foliage, the weekend is set to include family activities for all ages, free outdoor concerts, merchant tent sales, and more. Waterville Valley
Lincoln Fall Craft Festival: (Saturday-Monday) Outdoor Arts and Craft Festival in the heart of the White Mountains. Featuring 150 Booths of American made arts, crafts, food and live music. Lincoln
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Waterville Valley Community Yard Sale: All are welcome to set up a table or search for treasures at this Waterville Valley tradition. Waterville Valley
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Was listening to an interview with J. Allen at KXL. He says the name most tossed around for President of the Blazers organization is not Rick Adelman or Jerry West...but Steve Miller (not the rocker).
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Miller has been the head of Global Sports Marketing at Nike and President of the PBA among other executive positions. I've never heard of him but it sounds like he has the expertise to run the business side of the franchise as opposed to Adelman or West who are more personnel oriented.
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Noted cultural anthropologist Mary Catherine Bateson will discuss "Encountering the Unfamiliar in Art and Social Life" at 7 p.m. Friday, April 14, in Room 102 of the Mills Godwin Jr. Life Sciences Building in conjunction with the third annual Old Dominion University Film and Video Festival, "The Kaleidoscopic Lens: Representing Diversity in Film and Television."
Bateson of George Mason University lectures on topics such as culture, art and her most recent book, "Full Circles: Overlapping Lives: Culture and Generation in Transition." A book signing follows the lecture.
Other events Friday include:
10 a.m. "Common Ground" -- National leaders of diverse faiths explore the role of religion and religious institutions in race relations. A collaboration of WHRO and the National Conference for Community and Justice as part of the "Colors All Our Own" outreach initiative (60 min.). Commentator: Dr. Lawrence Forman, Ohef Sholom Temple. Location: Webb University Center Potomac River Room.
1 p.m. Youth Entertainment Studios introduces the work they do locally and shows films done by local youth. Commentator: Harry Young, Director of YES (75 min.). Location: Webb University Center Potomac River Room.
3:15 p.m. Old Dominion University Student Short Films -- Konrad Winters presents short films made by his students (120 min.). The student filmmakers will be present to answer questions. Commentator: Konrad Winters, Old Dominion University. Location: Webb University Center, Potomac River Room.
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MT. VERNON — The Jefferson County unemployment rate remained steady from November to December, but is still higher than the rate reported for the state.
According to the Illinois Department of Employment Security, the rate for the state was at 8.6 percent, falling for the fourth consecutive month. While the rate is falling in the state, it is still well above the national unemployment rate of 6.5 percent in December.
"Although the bitter cold and snow temporarily interrupted seven consecutive months of job growth, the fundamentals of our economy remain sound and reflect moderate economic expansion moving forward," stated IDES Director Jay Rowell.
Since January 2010, when compared to the previous month, Illinois recorded job growth in 35 months and job loss in 13 months. The unemployment rate fell in 28 months, increased in nine and was unchanged in 11 months.
In Jefferson County, the 9.1 unemployment rate reported for December is the same as the rate for November, but was .6 percent higher than December 2012, when the rate was reported at 8.5 percent.
Area counties are in a similar pattern. Franklin County remains at the highest unemployment rate, coming in with a 12.7 percent for December, up slightly from 12.4 in November. The rate is up slightly from 12 percent reported in December 2012.
Perry County comes in with the next highest unemployment rate, with 12 percent in December,
up from 11.5 percent in November. During December 2012, the county had a rate of 11.4 percent.
Marion County remains in the double-digits for unemployment, with 11.2 percent for December, up very slightly from 11.1 in November. The rate recorded in December 2012 was at 11.5 percent.
Wayne County unemployment was also up slightly, with a 8.7 percent in December, up from 8.4 percent in November. The rate remained steady from the same month the year before.
Hamilton County was reported with a 7.9 percent unemployment rate, up slightly from 7.2 percent in November. The rate was lower than the previous year, when the rate was recorded at 8.4 percent.
Washington County continues to boast the lowest unemployment rate for area counties, with 6.6 percent in December, up slightly from 6.5 in November and up slightly from 6.5 percent reported in December 2012.


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A steady stream of attorney departures in recent years has led to the planned closing July 31 of a prestigious 124-year-old Arkansas law firm.
Warner Smith & Harris made a business decision to cease operation in an orderly manner and will be able to pay all of its bills and make sure all legal matters are properly handled, managing partner Alan Wooten told the City Wire. He has been with the firm for 36 years.
The firm, which is headquartered in Fort Smith, had 18 lawyers in 2008 but saw its attorney roster reduced in recent months to what the newspaper describes as "less than a handful."
Among those exiting was corporate rainmaker P.K. Holmes III, who was confirmed in February as a federal district court judge for the Western District of Arkansas.
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It totally sucks that I am stuck in a European limbo without a decent sports bar. Right now everyone is getting their rage boners out for the Euro Basketball Cup or some shit like that. I am going to shoot myself if I have to listen to another broken-English shit-talking Euro tell me that Lithuania could totally kick our asses in round ball.
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Why are InfoWars "journalists" all over the place now?—
Olliander (@ollieblog) April 18, 2013
Oh dear god was that Infowars?—
S.M (@redsteeze) April 18, 2013
Why yes, that was a representative of Infowars.com at the FBI's press briefing this afternoon, giving viewers the encore performance no one wanted following Monday's press briefing.
Considering CNN & NYPost's performance this week it only makes sense to have Infowars running the presser. Why not? Circus is in town.—
jeff deeney (@jeff_deeney) April 18, 2013
I hear the Info Wars clowns making fools of themselves at the FBI presser. Jeez…—
(@Blaknsam) April 18, 2013
Why do those Info Wars people keep disrupting the press conferences?—
(@toddstarnes) April 18, 2013
InfoWars.com nut screaming at the top of his lungs at the FBI press conference.—
Bob Owens (@bob_owens) April 18, 2013
And there's the infowars moron.—
RB (@RBPundit) April 18, 2013
Infowars fucknut—
Chris Hayes' Bike (@JimmyPrinceton) April 18, 2013
The US Govt: Powerful enough to stage bombings, murders & 911. Not powerful enough to keep InfoWars guy out of the FBI news conference.—
Rick (@Rick_City) April 18, 2013
info wars apparently has both "photographs" and "contracts" or something—
DepressiveBlogger69 (@AceofSpadesHQ) April 18, 2013
Somebody gag the #infowars guy. What a douchebag.—
Darcy (@MrsDigger) April 18, 2013
Someone needs to shove a sock in the Infowars guy. #ffs—
Eye on Politics (@EyeOnPolitics) April 18, 2013
Infowars guy piping up w/nonsense at the presser gets shouted down. #BostonMarathon—
Liz Buddie (@lizbuddie) April 18, 2013
Infowars reporter tries to ask FBI agent a question, agent says "next question."—
Chris Hayes' Bike (@JimmyPrinceton) April 18, 2013
INFOWARS gets shot DOWN! HELL YES.—
Joe Brooks (@joebrooks) April 18, 2013
You have got to be f–king me with these Alex Jones / Infowars people – These people are idiots – Keep them out of Boston press conferences—
Cameron Gray (@Cameron_Gray) April 18, 2013
Beat the #falseflag reporter—
Greg Pollowitz (@GPollowitz) April 18, 2013
The Infowars guy is yelling over the rest of the press. He'll be seen as typical of New Media. This is why we can't have nice things.—
Tom Reynolds (@Beregond) April 18, 2013
That the FBI can't even keep a crackhead from infowars out of their press conference doesn't exactly inspire much confidence.—
El SOOPer!! (@SooperMexican) April 18, 2013
Shame on the FBI for not having a spritzer bottle of vinegar handy in case anyone from InfoWars showed up.—
Jimmie (@jimmiebjr) April 18, 2013
Who let infowars in there? Who ever lets infowars in anywhere?—
Stephen Gutowski (@collegepolitico) April 18, 2013
Dear Boston Infowars douche: Please go find a false flagpole, and sit atop it—
Cameron Gray (@Cameron_Gray) April 18, 2013
Fuses are already short following an intense and harrowing week, so resorting to the bullhorn is no way to win friends and influence people. CNN is having enough difficulty reporting the news this week without help, thank you very much, but that didn't stop Infowars from crashing a live broadcast this evening.
OMG, I think Infowars guy is shouting at CNN's live standup with a bullhorn.—
J.M. Berger (@intelwire) April 18, 2013
It IS Infowars guy, CNN is trying to drive them away—
J.M. Berger (@intelwire) April 18, 2013
Is there a way to drive them away? A spray? Someone could get rich inventing that.
Wow the Infowars guys getting really aggressive with Erin Burnett on CNN in Copley Square.—
Garrett Quinn (@GarrettQuinn) April 18, 2013
The Infowars guy… came up behind the live shot on @CNN and is screaming from a bullhorn. Erin Burnett just about lost it.—
(@McBlondeLand) April 18, 2013
"Please get out of my live shot" Erin Burnett on @CNN to infowars guy.—
(@McBlondeLand) April 18, 2013
Some one kick the infowars guy with a bullhorn on cnn in the balls—
(@LandThieves) April 18, 2013
I believe INFOWARS guy just called CNN anchors 'homos' on the air , revoke their press pass please EVEYWHERE.—
Joe Brooks (@joebrooks) April 18, 2013
Well the one good thing about that live shot on CNN, all of Boston now knows what the InfoWars turd looks like…..—
WS (@WickedSmaaaht) April 18, 2013
The FBI should circulate a picture of the Infowars guy so they stop calling on him in press conferences.—
Terra Goodnight (@tgoodnight) April 18, 2013
With the Infowars guy shooed away, pro journalist Erin Burnett was at last able to return to serious analysis of the day's news.
wow @erinburnett is reporting that the two suspects are probably not a lone wolf. #PulitzerPlease—
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