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Was Capehart Oversharing on MSNBC?
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 3, 2008 at 04:35 PM
MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski seemed in sort of a hurry to cut short or move along from the following exchange this... More
This Is Your Brain on Campaign
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 3, 2008 at 11:32 AM
From the LA Times's James Rainey: Somewhere inside the brain of the presidential campaign reporter lies a huge lobe devoted... More
What Happened, Karaoke-Style
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 3, 2008 at 09:42 AM
You thought there was nothing left for cable to say about or do with What Happened (Scott McClellan's memoir, to... More
Disappearing Dissent on Russian TV
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 3, 2008 at 08:37 AM
Reports Clifford J. Levy in today's New York Times, there's very little throwing down of gauntlets these days on Throw... More
Purdum's Suggestive Piece
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 2, 2008 at 09:13 PM
My initial thought after reading Todd Purdum's Vanity Fair piece on Bill Clinton in which anonymous "former Clinton aides" and... More
Required Reading for Candidates
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 2, 2008 at 12:11 PM
In yesterday's New York Times Book Review, "a handful of writers" and others who have written were asked "to recommend... More
"What Won Barack Obama The Democratic Nomination"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 2, 2008 at 10:18 AM
Change? Hope? Perhaps: Ad spending. Per Professor Ken Goldstein, director of the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Advertising Project: Fundamental factors matter... More
Sheepish Press
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 2, 2008 at 09:47 AM
For the Washington Post, Ann Telnaes sketches "the media respond[ing] to Scott McClellan's claim that they were 'too deferential' to... More
Hoyt: Times' Op-Ed Presented "False Picture"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 2, 2008 at 08:40 AM
Clark Hoyt, the New York Times' public editor, did some reporting ("interviewed five Islamic scholars, at five American universities, recommended... More
Pre-Iraq War Coverage: "Pretty Good Job" or "Embarrassing?"
By Liz Cox Barrett May 29, 2008 at 09:59 AM
As I mentioned in an earlier post, Scott McClellan's memoir, of all things, (and specifically, McClellan's assertions that the press... More
"Obama-Side" Media v. Hillary Water-Carriers
By Liz Cox Barrett May 29, 2008 at 08:44 AM
Keith Olbermann's "Special Comment" last Friday regarding Hillary Clinton's RFK remark prompted this special comment from Time blogger James Poniewozik:... More
Yellin: News Execs Pushed For Positive Bush Stories
By Liz Cox Barrett May 29, 2008 at 08:19 AM
Everyone's in tell-all (confessional?) mode, it seems. An on-air exchange last night between CNN's Anderson Cooper and Jessica Yellin (now... More
Another Hillary History Lesson
By Liz Cox Barrett May 28, 2008 at 04:26 PM
More on the topic of my previous post: lessons one might draw from Clinton's campaign. Over at Slate's XX Factor,... More
Hillary's Historic Run: Discuss
By Liz Cox Barrett May 28, 2008 at 01:42 PM
More of that "reckoning." Today, The New Republic asks: "As Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign approaches its end, what are the... More
More Now Scott Tells Us
By Liz Cox Barrett May 28, 2008 at 12:39 PM
From a Washington Post readers chat this morning with the Post's National Political Correspondent, Anne E. Kornblut. SW Nebraska: Will... More
Now You Tell Us, Scott
By Liz Cox Barrett May 28, 2008 at 09:49 AM
Politico's Mike Allen http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0508/10649.html">reports that "a few reporters were offered advance copies" of Scott McClellan's memoir "with the restriction that... More
It's A Shame About Trotta
By Liz Cox Barrett May 27, 2008 at 12:33 PM
Oh, the Characters of Cable. They sure know how to fill air. They don't just pontificate about a candidate's apology... More
Playing Games With Your Future
By Liz Cox Barrett May 27, 2008 at 09:45 AM
Well, if journo-scolds are going to tut-tut news organizations for trivializing the election, treating a candidate's choice of a running-mate... More
CNN and MSNBC: Not "The News?"
By Liz Cox Barrett May 27, 2008 at 08:54 AM
Today, the Times has a front-page profile of Barack Obama's "body man," Reggie Love. Seems like just yesterday I was... More
"At Peace With Being At War?"
By Liz Cox Barrett May 27, 2008 at 08:25 AM
The New York Times' David Carr yesterday suggested that, given "public indifference to a war that refuses to end," perhaps... More
Q&A: An Apple critic with plenty to say - John Siracusa's legendary - and lengthy - Apple reviews reach their 15th year
Why one editor won't run any more op-eds by the Heritage Foundation's top economist - A reply to Paul Krugman on state taxes and job growth made some incorrect claims
4 topics John Oliver explained more clearly than television news - The political satirist brings explainer comedy to HBO viewers
Michael Brown shooting and the crimes journalists choose as newsworthy - Examining why black suspects are covered at a greater proportion than they commit crimes
GOP-backed fake news sites target Dems in congressional races - - Unlike The Onion and other satire sites, the goal is to fool voters, not make them laugh
Al Jazeera America struggles to get off the margins (93)
Do you know Elise Andrew? (10)
GOP-backed fake news sites target Dems in congressional races (7)
Q&A: An Apple critic with plenty to say (7)
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
The departure of Katharine Weymouth ends eight decades of Graham family leadership
The impact of watching executions (PSmag)
"[E]xecutions, even for people who support capital punishment, and even when the criminals being put to death evoke little personal sympathy because of the nature of their crimes, take a toll on witnesses"
Times of India demands employee social media passwords (Quartz)
The company will possess log-in information and will be free to post any material to the account without journalists' knowledge
Reconnecting with a story source, 17 years later (Hartford Courant)
"People who say reporters exploit people? You are right, we do. We parachute into people's lives, sidle up, convince them that we care — and then disengage when the story is over. But that doesn't mean we don't connect, in a genuine way."
Greg Marx discusses democracy and news with Tom Rosenstiel of the American Press Institute
CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
Who Owns What
The Business of Digital Journalism
A report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Questions and exercises for journalism students.
No, 'journopreneurs' are not killing journalism – Digital journalists aren't sellouts—they are aware of industry realities
Michael Brown shooting and the crimes journalists choose as newsworthy – Examining why black suspects are covered at a greater proportion than they commit crimes


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On March 10th, 2012, more than 250 people from all walks of life gathered at Goddard College's Vermont campus to discuss the role of higher education in student protest, the core values of OWS and the future of the Occupy movement. Among the participating panelists were key organizers and activists from the original OWS action in New York City. This video features footage from Goddard College President Dr. Barbara Vacarr's opening remarks as well as clips from each panel. The panelists featured are Jonathan Smucker, OWS Activist and Goddard student; Michael Premo, OWS Activist; and Dan Chodorkoff, educator and co-founder of The Institute for Social Ecology.
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Have you ever wondered why you should give to Goddard? Listen to what alumni and community members like Jerry Greenfield have to say about why they give to Goddard. By giving, they, and you, can... more
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Upcoming Exhibitions
Portable Fire: A History of Match SafesSeptember 13, 2014 - March 15, 2015
In the mid-19th century, the small utilitarian cases made to hold the modern striking match evolved into an array of imaginative designs, inventive techniques, and seemingly endless subjects in miniature. Over 300 match safes—including 60 rare examples, and a broad selection mass-produced by the rapidly-developing technologies of the late 19th century—will be on view in this community-curated ... Read More
Nature Morte: Platinum Prints by Bruce KatsiffOctober 4, 2014 - January 25, 2015
For more than thirty years, photographer Bruce Katsiff has worked on the series Nature Morte. He collects the remains of birds and mammals—skulls, skeletons, bones, and feathers—which he arranges with other objects in his studio. His orderly compositions, evoking Renaissance cabinets of curiosities, are captured with a large-format view camera and printed in platinum and palladium. Surprising... Read More
From Houdini to Hugo: The Art of Brian SelznickOctober 18, 2014 - January 11, 2015
From Houdini to Hugo: The Art of Brian Selznick presents over 100 paintings and drawings by this award-winning children's author and illustrator. Selznick's world includes images of characters as diverse as magician Harry Houdini, poet Walt Whitman, singer Marian Anderson, and the fictional Hugo Cabret—an orphan who lives in the walls of a busy Paris train station, portrayed inThe Invention ... Read More
Elliott Erwitt: Dog DogsMarch 7, 2015 - May 24, 2015
Elliott Erwitt barks at dogs. According to the renowned photographer, that is how he has caught some of his most memorable canine images. Elliott Erwitt: Dog Dogs features 65 of Erwitt's best pictures of dogs. Photographed around the world between 1946 and 2004, this selection demonstrates the artist's affectionate eye and love of surrealist juxtapositions. Funny, poignant, and beautifully com... Read More


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METHUEN, Mass. (MyFoxBoston.com) -- Two men were arrested in connection with the stabbing of an 18-year-old student at Methuen High School Tuesday, and a third was arrested on Wednesday.
Levi Jose Cruzetta, 19, of Methuen is charged with assault and battery and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. Justin Suriel, 18, was also arrested on charges of assault and battery and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. They were both arraigned Wednesday and are being held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing on April 9.
A third suspect, Jomar Vega, 18, was arrested Wednesday at Methuen High School "without incident," according to Methuen Police Chief Joseph Solomon. Police did not immediately say what charges he faced.
Methuen Fire Department confirmed on their Twitter page that there was a stabbing at the high school at about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Superintendent Judy Scannell said an 18-year-old student was "accosted" by three non-students and stabbed in the "buttocks."
The incident happened in the parking lot of the school, after dismissal, officials say. The school was not put on lockdown because police saw the suspects run in the opposite direction of the school, into the woods.
K-9 units and the Massachusetts State Police helicopter aided Methuen police with the search.
Cruzetta turned himself in after receiving a call from police. He was a graduate of the high school.
Both Cruzetta and Suriel are being held on $50,000 cash bail.
Police are also looking for one other "person of interest" related to the stabbing. The investigation remains ongoing.
The victim was transported to Holy Family Hospital with non-life threatening injuries, according to Solomon. He was allegedly stabbed with a folding pocket knife.
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MENOMONIE - The final suspect in a home invasion and shooting in Menomonie is going to prison.
Zach Senor has been sentenced to three years behind bars. Senor, from Menomonie, was one of three men convicted of breaking into a Menomonie home at gunpoint.
Police say they were intending to steal drugs during the December 2011 break-in. Deputies say the men had a shotgun and an AK-47 assault rifle. A shot was fired, but no one was hurt.


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Cohoes woman sentenced to eight years for assault
Posted at: 09/13/2013 1:47 PM
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Brenda Becker
Albany County D.A.'s Office
ALBANY – A Cohoes woman will spend the next eight years behind bars for an assault that left one person permanently blind on one eye.
Brenda Becker, 52, hit someone in the head with a drinking glass, during a party on George Street in Green Island, back in July.
She was sentenced Friday morning.
The victim suffered a detached lens and retina, along with scars.
Becker's prison sentenced will be followed by five years of post-release supervision.


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Pepperdine Falls In Five To Minnesota 2-3
Dec. 12, 2003
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LONG BEACH, CALIF. - Erin Martin had 28 kills and Paula Gentil added 30 digs as the No. 14-ranked Minnesota Gophers registered the second California Regional upset of the night after defeating No. 4 Pepperdine 3-2 (30-28, 30-28, 27-30, 30-26, 15-8) during the round of 16 at the Pyramid in Long Beach, Calif. Earlier in the night, No. 13 Washington beat No. 5 Stanford 3-1 to advance to the regional finals Saturday night.
In a season of many accomplishments where the Waves won 25 straight matches and earned the program's first ever No. 1 regional seed, Pepperdine simply could not find its rhythm in all five of the games.
With the loss, the Waves fall to 27-3 while the Golden Gophers improve to 25-10.
"To be honest, I didn't even have my end of the season speech ready because I never expected this," said Pepperdine head coach, Nina Matthies. "This team had a tremendous year and you can't take anything away from them. I'm proud of Minnesota and I'm proud of our girls...I just hate us to go out like this because we didn't play like ourselves."
Four Pepperdine players recorded double-digit kills and double-figure digs. Freshman Sophia Milo had 19 kills on 29 attempts for a match-high .552 hitting percentage while Katy Daly recorded an impressive 16 kills and 18 digs. Lyndsey Hache' added eight blocks and Katie Wilkins guided her squad with 24 kills.
Game one started out with ease thanks in part to Katy Daly's clutch time performance where she recorded a kill, ace, and a block assist consecutively to give the Waves an 11-7 cushion. While the Waves led the entire match, the Gophers posed a scare late in the contest when they went on a fast run and tied the score at 28 even. However, Minnesota gave the Waves a point on a service error and Wilkins followed with a kill as Pepperdine survived 30-28.
For the first game, Pepperdine hit .261 percent while Minnesota accounted for a .200 clip. Wilkins paced the team with eight hammers while Daly added five kills, six digs, and one block. The Golden Gophers out-blocked the Waves six to two and Pepperdine out-hit the opponent 20 to 16 kills.
Minnesota wasted no time in the second game as the Golden Gophers jumped out to a quick 10-5 lead in part to the Waves' reception errors. Each time Pepperdine got within reach, Minnesota posed a strong offensive threat, preventing the Waves from tying the score. Matthies called timeout at the 15-22 point to calm her team, and it appeared that the measure worked as the Waves went on a 12-8 run and came within one point at 28-29. Both teams volleyed vying for the final point and Minnesota earned it on a kill to even the series.
Through the second performance, both teams raised their hitting percentage as Pepperdine finished at .287 percent (40-92) versus Minnesota's .277 (37-94). However, the Golden Gophers continued to have the advantage at the net where they out-blocked the Waves seven to five.
It seemed as though the Waves had control of the third game as they took an 8-3 lead but the Golden Gophers slowly climbed back. With the score 20-16, Minnesota went on a 8-0 run and took the lead at 23-20. After a Matthies' timeout, Pepperdine attempted to hop back in the game and came within one 28-29. Once again, a mental mistake cost the team as the Golden Gophers walked away victorious.
In game four with the season on the line, down 17-19, Pepperdine relied solely on spectacular defensive plays to remain in the game. The scored tied ten times and the lead changed on four occasions but Christina Hinds difficult digs in crucial points gave the Waves the 30-26 win as both teams prepared for the fifth battle.
Immediately Minnesota slid away 5-3 off of two Martin slams. Pepperdine attempted to get back in the game but three straight Gopher blocks put Minnesota ahead 8-3. The Gophers continued to attack at the net and soon after grabbed a 12-6 lead. From that point the Waves never got back into the match and fell 15-8.
For the match, Pepperdine out-hit Minnesota .263 to .238 but the Gophers out-blocked (14-11.5) and out-dug the Waves (92 to 75).


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By Jade Bulecza - bio | email VALDOSTA, GA (WALB) –A murder suspect is in jail Thursday charged in the worst shooting in the history of Valdosta.
Police say the suspect is one of ten people wounded in a shoot-out Sunday.
Bernard Sanders was arrested Wednesday night in Lake Park.
Police say he fired the shots that killed 19-year old Sidney Bivens.
Valdosta Police say the primary shooter in Sunday's mass shooting at the Hudson Dockett housing project is now in jail.
"We believe Mr. Sanders is the individual responsible for firing the shots that resulted in the death of the victim of the recent shooting," said Chief Frank Simons.
24-year old Bernard Sanders was picked up last night by authorities in Lake Park during a traffic stop. He's charged with the murder of 19-year old Sidney Bivens. Sanders was also one of the 10 people wounded in the shooting.
"We don't have any evidence at this time that this was a quote gang situation," said Chief Simons. "This appears to have been a series of arguments and conflicts so I don't want citizens to feel there is an out of control problem in our city."
Police know the motives but won't discuss them at this point.
"We believe that will be part of the evidence brought forward in the trial and we just don't think it would be a wise thing to try that case in the media," said Chief Simons.
Police say they have strong leads in identifying a second person responsible for the shooting. They're hopeful they'll be able to make more arrests soon.
"This was the largest victim occurrence that we had I think in the history of Valdosta and one in a single event and we will address it," said Mayor John Fretti.
On Thursday, the Valdosta City Council will consider creating a Community Task Force on Violence.
"This is a wide range problem that is seemingly difficult to get our arms around but it's time to be involved with every agency and aspect of the community," said Mayor Fretti.
He says the task force will come up with ways address to the violence the community is seeing.
One victim remains in the hospital. Additional charges are pending on Sanders. Lowndes and Thomas County investigators and the South Georgia FBI Gang Task Force are helping with the investigation.
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There's three different attitudes to the things of culture: (1) They are by nature bad, evil, etc. (2) There's nothing wrong with them whatsoever. (3) It depends on the cultural element and how its being used.
As a Christian…
If you take attitude number one it puts you in a place where you are constantly in a war with everyone and everything around bred into an inescapable "us versus them" mentality. The problem with this is we have a Jesus who entered into a specific culture and embraced cultural elements in order to reach people (Jn 1:14).
If you take attitude number two, then the people of the culture see no difference between Christians and anyone else. The classic term is "syncretism" and its when a Christian (with seemingly good intentions at first) attempts to reach out to and connect with culture and in the process becomes so involved and identifiable with culture that there is no apparent difference Jesus makes in a person's life. If you look, act, dress, talk, live like everyone else than really…what difference does the Gospel make in one's life, why do you need Jesus?
If you take attitude number three, then it's a call for much greater discernment…and work. You have to think about culture, not just indulge in it. You have to listen, learn and then respond. You have to look at a cultural element and evaluate it and compare it with a Gospel worldview and then based upon what you find…either rejecting it, receiving it or redeeming it. It is much harder try go after culture and not just reject or receive it…BUT, it is much more biblically faithful and representative of the Christ we as Christians claim to believe in and follow.
With that…let's take a look at two popular/new songs of our culture, "Gangnam Style" from Psy and "Babel" from Mumford and Sons…
Third Is Not The Word, Part I
Blog | Seven Things That Football Taught Me About What Our Culture Loves to Worship | J.D. Bale
Last year I was watching Robert Griffin III lead the underdog Baylor Bears to a shocking upset victory over the Texas Longhorns (They're devil horns. Really…) I saw a placard in the crowd that read, "Third is The Word," and thought it was funny in an uncomfortable sort of way. BLASPHEMY! This was a football player at a Christian university being openly compared to The Messiah. Only in Texas, right? Wrong.
Idolatry in football is a real thing and it is an easy target. But, much like the altar of "the unknown god" in Acts 17, football as an American obsession can tell us a lot about the culture we live in. As with all idols, the popular mania that is associated with football is constructed from things that people legitimately value and desire. People are drawn to the stories of players like RG3 because they are an incarnation of everything that we love about the game itself.
I used to hate football, but I learned to appreciate and eventually love it as I started to see how it could help me understand and better relate to the people I am called to serve. Over the course of the next three weeks I will explore 7 different things that I see our culture unknowingly worshipping in this well-known god, and point out how The Word addresses each desire.
Mission & Culture
Mission & Culture | The Book of Acts | 17:16-34 | Pastor Duane Smets
This an exegetical and expository sermon on Acts 17:16-34. It deals with the nature of culture and how Christians are supposed to relate and connect with it for the sake of Gospel mission. Through a detailed look at the Apostle's time in Athens and on Mars Hill this sermon explores what it looks like to engage the world in order to present the true God and His Son, Jesus Christ. This sermon was originally preached on September 23rd, 2012 at The Resolved Church in San Diego,CA.
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Now to him who is able to strengthen you according to my gospel and the preaching of Jesus Christ, according to the revelation of the mystery that was kept secret for long ages but has now been disclosed and through the prophetic writings has been made known to all nations, according to the command of the eternal God, to bring about the obedience of faith—to the only wise God be glory forevermore through Jesus Christ! Amen. Romans 16:25-27
In this weeks sermon Duane briefly touched on the distinction between General and Specific Revelation in order to set up a statement on the primacy of Scripture. What follows is a much more thorough exploration of each category, excerpted from Louis Berkhof's Systematic Theology.
*Be sure to bring along your theological steak knife and a couple good forks (you will probably break at least one before you finish this…)
Mission & The Message
Mission and The Message | The Book of Acts | 17:1-15 | Pastor Duane Smets
This an exegetical and expository sermon on Acts 17:1-15. It deals with why the Christ had to die and rise, why the confession "Jesus is Lord" is so important and why the Scriptures are meant to be the determiner of truth for Christians. This sermon was originally preached on September 16th, 2012 at The Resolved Church in San Diego,CA.
Sept 15th – College Bowling Night
Blog Announcement | Gabe Hagstrom
Time to represent your school, your Alma Mater, your friends' school, or just bowl…I mean sometimes you just gotta' bowl, you know?
Anyway We're meeting at the Kearny Mesa Bowl (7585 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard) at 4pm. We'll split into our respective universities (If you're not into labels or the university label doesn't fit, still come and be a free agent, to be courted aggressively by the 4 groups) and see how things shake out. The winning University team takes home the trophy. A literal trophy that you and your friends can hoist around all Sunday long in front of the coffee table at church in memory of your victory.
Afterwards, we'll go grab some dinner at a local restaurant (Most likely Ramen, or Hamburgers) and get to know each other a bit more. Come for all, or part. The more the merrier.
ALSO: Feel free to pass the official FB invite on to friends, I'm not official friends with all the college students at the Resolved so the whole Viral action couldn't hurt.
Sept 30th – Calling All Musicians!
Blog/Announcement | Sean Hutchinson
"Next to the Word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world. It controls our thoughts, minds, hearts, and spirits…This precious gift has been given to man alone that he might thereby remind himself that God has created man for the express purpose of praising and extolling God. However, when man's natural musical ability is whetted and polished to the extent that it becomes an art, then do we note with great surprise the great and perfect wisdom of God in music, which is, after all, His product and His gift…" (Martin Luther).
We are looking for proficient and passionate musicians to join the Music Worship Ministry at The Resolved. Our desire is to form 4 rotating bands, specific groups of musicians regularly playing together with unique and diverse styles and musical excellence, leading the church in song and prayer once a month, or once every 4 weeks. Each band will consist of 4-5 musicians and will be assembled based on musical style and proficiency. We are looking for all types of instrumentation (bass, drums, guitar, piano, brass, woodwinds, etc…) as well as vocalists.
Below is a compiled Theology of Music Worship @ The Resolved Church. Please read and complete the application. After submission of the application, please join us for our first round of auditions on Sunday evening September 30th, 6:30pm in the church auditorium. You can contact Sean Hutchinson with any questions and submit your application in person or email to
Resolved To Look Ahead
Resolved To Look Ahead | Gen 13:14-18 | Pastor Duane Smets
This is an exegetical sermon on Genesis 13:14-18 coupled with a topical address of the fall 2012 vision and plan for The Resolved Church. It addresses the importance of having a God centered vision, the Biblical story and meaning of the "promised land" and how it is fulfilled in Jesus and the Gospel. This sermon was originally preached on September 9th, 2012 at The Resolved Church in San Diego,CA.
Nov 17th — LampPost Cafe
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Come join us next Saturday, November 17th, at 8pm for The Lamppost Café! We will have live music from Rick & Carm as well as Jon Runion, live art from Jerm Wright of the Art Wars Club, handmade leather goods from The Bradley Mountain Collective, and good drinks from Coffee & Tea Collective.
$5 at the door. 1717 W. Morena Blvd 92110. Check The Lamppost Café out on and .
Law & Gospel, Part IV
Revisiting Law & Gospel | Romans | 7:7-12 | Pastor Duane Smets
What then shall we say? That the law is sin? By no means! Yet if it had not been for the law, I would not have known sin. For I would not have known what it is to covet if the law had not said, "You shall not covet." But sin, seizing an opportunity through the commandment, produced in me all kinds of covetousness. For apart from the law, sin lies dead. I was once alive apart from the law, but when the commandment came, sin came alive and I died. The very commandment that promised life proved to be death to me. For sin, seizing an opportunity through the commandment, deceived me and through it killed me. So the law is holy, and the commandment is holy and righteous and good.
Back in 2007 The Resolved was still working through The Book of Romans and we spent a month in Chapter 7 talking extensively about The Law and The Gospel. Over the next 4 weeks we will be revisiting that series one piece at a time. "Enjoy."


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Marena Everyday says their compression garments reduce cellulite by increasing lymphatic drainage. Is this true? Can compression garments really reduce cellulite?
Can Compression Garments Reduce Cellulite?
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Compression garments do not work, Cellulaze does
Compression garments
Wearing a compression garment will not reduce cellulite. Cellulaze is the only minimally invasive procedure to get rid of cellulite, and wearing the garment afterwards can help to control the swelling.
Cellulaze Best for Cellulite Reduction
Cellulaze is the only minimally invasive laser procedure designed to attack the structure of cellulite beneath your skin. It delivers longer-lasting results after only one short treatment. It is the first and only cellulite laser treatment that treats the actual problems underneath the skin to deliver a proven longer-lasting result from just one simple treatment. Cellulaze is backed by many years of clinical research. Studies have shown it increases the thickness of your skin by 25% and the elasticity of your skin by 29%—significant claims that haven't been made by any other treatments. Thicker and more elastic skin can help flatten and smooth the skin surface to improve the appearance of cellulite. In addition, 93% of patients surveyed were satisfied or very satisfied with their results at one year post their procedure, and all would recommend the Cellulaze cellulite laser treatment to a friend.
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compression garments are not an effective treatment for cellulite. I recommend you conisiderCellulaze - a one time treatment that utilizes a 1440 nm wavelength laser to accomplish 3 things: 1) melt away fat bulging out 2) break up fibrous septae (attachments) that create the indentations and 3) help thicken the dermis (skin) to prevent future recurrence. The procedure can take between 60-90 minutes and can be completed under local or just IV sedation (depending on the length of your procedure and number of areas being treated). To see your final results takes between 3-6 months. You can visit the cellulaze . com website to learn more about the procedure. Best of luck!
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Effective treatment for cellulite
I suggest you explore cellulaze for definitive treatment for cellulite
Cellulaze uses a laser under the skin to attack the anatomic causes of cellulite. It is a minimally invasive procedure that takes 1-2 hours and can be safely done under local or just IV sedation. It is an FDA approved treatment for cellulite and requires only one treatment. Hope this is helpful.
Dr. Sugene Kim
Let's see the study
There are many "claims" to reduce cellulite. The real key is to see if the treatment is lasting. Not many studies in the field for this problem. Publications show that people spend 3 BILLION for various cellulite treatments -- lotions, potions et. al. So regarding a compressive garment, I do not know of any study that shows that any type of garment provides a lasting benefit. Time for companies that make claims to step up to the plate and do the studies that will allow doctors and patients to see lasting results.
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The National Weather Service has confirmed two EF1 tornadoes in Medina and Lorain Counties.
The first tornado has been confirmed by the National Weather Service in Valley City, at 1:33 pm. It started in Lorain County near Island Road and State Route 303, and traveled to Valley City in Medina County. More details will be released after a survey is done.
The second tornado was confirmed by the NWS at 1:47 p.m. According to the NWS, the maximum path width was 150 yards and path length was .6 miles, moving across the water treatment plant and lifting at the eastern edge of the Valleaire Golf Course off Boston Road.
Strong storms moved through the northeastern part of Medina County and the southern part of Cuyahoga County Tuesday afternoon. Winds were estimated at a maximum of 94 miles per hour.
Tornado Warnings were issued around 1:30 p.m. and then canceled at 2 p.m.
Tree damage has been reported at the golf course. The NWS also says a home on Ridge Road had minor roof damage.
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You've shelled out hard-earned cash to hear a concert of classical music performed by a world-class phenom. The concert hall is sparkling, the audience is all dolled up, the artist is sublime and you dare not even breathe for the noise it would make. Then out croaks a cough and all that ambience vanishes, like Brigadoon, in an instant.
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Barrow County public schools will be closed Wednesday, Jan. 29, due to the winter weather.
"Because of icy road conditions expected for Wednesday, school will be closed for the safety of our students and staff," said superintendent Wanda Creel. "All after-school activities are canceled as well."
Barrow County is under a "Winter Storm Warning." Total accumulation was an inch or more. While the snow isn't deep, the roads are icy, and the Georgia Department of Transportation is urging area residents to stay put.
"Crews are working throughout Northeast Georgia," stated a press release issued at 12:13 a.m. Wednesday. State crews were working on Highway 211, Highway 81, Highway 82 and Highway 316 in Barrow County.
The county's emergency personnel also are monitoring road conditions and dispatching crews from Barrow County's Department of Roads and Bridges who have been salting and sanding local roadways. The county's Emergency Operations Center was activated at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Personnel from Barrow County Emergency Services, the Barrow County Sheriff's Office and Roads & Bridges are staffing the center to handle incoming calls and to direct resources. Barrow County manager Randall Dowling also was at the center Tuesday night.
Atlanta radio stations Tuesday afternoon reported "hundreds" of motor vehicle accidents in the metro area. The road conditions during rush hour led to gridlock, with Atlanta media reporting some afternoon commutes taking eight hours. Gov. Nathan Deal declared a State of Emergency throughout Georgia.
Tuesday night's meetings of the Barrow County Board of Commissioners and the Barrow County Board of Education both were postponed to Thursday, Jan. 30. The rescheduled BOE meeting will be at 6 p.m., and the BOC meeting will be at 7 p.m.
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November 28th, 2012
Hot! or Hmm…: Liya Kebede's Pirelli Calendar Unveiling Roberto Cavalli Resort 2013 Printed Blazer and Shirt
Model Liya Kebede attended a Pirelli Calendar Unveiling in Rio de Janeiro yesterday, sporting a total look from Roberto Cavalli's Resort 2013 collection:
Though her printed jacket and blazer were modeled with matching pants, Mme Kebede decided to switch it up, toning the ensemble down with black trousers.
Several celebs have been spied in Cavalli's Resort pieces…from Solange to Karolina Kurkova. Though I appreciate the blue versions better, Liya looks hot! She's a supermodel, how could she not?
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She's a supermodel she knows how to make it work! However those slacks needed to be tailored a bit!
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Live music and special events are not an essential part of the Fabbioli Cellars calendar, but that's because the the owners put the focus squarely on the wine—red wine at that.
"If you have good quality wine, people will continue to come," said Doug Fabbioli, co-owner and principle winemaker for Fabbioli Cellars, describing his aversion to typical winery concerts and events.
Fabbioli said he doesn't object entirely to regular events, but "we want our primary focus here to be on the wine, not tourism. We can get into trouble if all we do is have music and pour wine in our tasting room; we don't want to turn into bars in the country."
Fabbioli's journey began after college, when he ventured to Sonoma Valley to learn the winemaking craft at Buena Vista vineyards. After that, in 1997, he took over the chief winemaker position at Tarara Vineyards near Lucketts before opening his namesake winery a few years later. Fabbioli Cellars bottled its first vintage in 2004, producing about 200 cases, and has grown steadily ever since.
"We focus on dry reds," Fabbioli explained. "I've had people say to me, 'you're in Virginia and you only do reds? Are you nuts?' But I always say, 'Don't you think that makes a better bottle of wine, if you focus on something?'"
Specialization, Fabbioli said, allows him to put out a better product.
The current lineup of reds includes a chambourcin, a cabernet sauvignon, a cabernet franc and Fabbioli Cellars' own tre sorélle, which blends merlot, cabernet sauvignon and petit verdot. A raspberry merlot, pear aperitif and black raspberry wine add variety, creating exotic dessert alternatives. The business does produce a rosé and just bottled its first white, but it's not yet available for sale.
The tasting room is intentionally small and features an eccentric variety of decor. I was most struck by the lego Millennium Falcon that hangs over the door, but also liked the Imperial Star Destroyer hanging over the bar. That the piped in music then segued from "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead to Krokus' "Ballroom Blitz" really amused me, personally.
Fabbioli wants the focus, in the tasting room, to be on wine and education, so while it's comfortable, it doesn't feature a lot of frills.
"Our entertainment is the wine," he said. "We want people to enjoy the wine, and we do our best to educate them about it. I have staff that have been with me for years, and it's very important to us that they learn about wine and be able to educate the public."
The tasting room is open Thursday through Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tastings are $5 and typically feature eight wines from Fabbioli Cellars' current selection.
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---- — Team Shirrell won a second straight championship and Team Smothers won another in YMCA Men's Basketball League action.
Shirrell ran away with another Championship as they outlasted Waldron in the Championship game, as both team played games earlier in the day advancing through the Final 4 to the Championship game. In this low scoring affair, Team Shirrell came back from a three point deficient at half to win 50-47. Shirrell won with a balanced attack with only two players scoring in double digits as Jake Ash scored 11 and Chris Shirrell added 10. James Horine of Waldron led all scorers with 16.
Team Smothers very nearly gave away the Championship, with multiple turnovers in the final minutes, but hit key free throws down the stretch to come away with a 1-point victory of Team State Farm 79-78. Joe McKinney led Smothers and all scorers with 22 points, while Byron Balser added 19 for State Farm. This is the second championship for Smothers in the past three YMCA leagues.
For anyone who is looking to join a team or would be interested in playing, please see below or contact, Mark Lantz by calling (812) 663-9622. The next league will start in early January and will end with championship games in March. Registration for this league is going on now
As preparation gets under way for fall session's leagues and classes, we would like to encourage any male or female, member or non-member, over the age of 18 to stop by the Y.M.C.A. and get more information on how to sign up for the Adult Basketball League or other Adult/Youth sports. We also currently have registration going on for Youth Basketball, Racquetball, Lego Classes, and "Little" Classes along with other program classes. Any companies looking to sponsor teams are also encouraged to contact the Y.M.C.A. for more information regarding the leagues.
In addition, the Decatur County Family Y.M.C.A. also hosts Wednesday night open gym basketball from 6:45 p.m. to 9 p.m. This is a great way to keep your basketball game sharp as well as finding a team for Sunday's Adult Basketball League.


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Aroma: musty, earthy, reminiscent of Cantillon Geuze cheese, plastic and acrid phenols
Taste: similar to aroma, musty and earthy cheese like flavor, dry slightly astringent flavor, slight bitterness on the finish
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Tasted by a pint at the local JDW pub, The Capitol, at Forest Hill, SE London. If not for the voucher (at 1.39 pounds a pint) I might not have chosen this ale, as it reminded me of the uninspiring Worthington Creamflow.
A: dark tawny hue with great clarity; coming with a very tight off-white creamy head with superb retention (due to the sparkler); very low carbonationed detected.
S: faintly sour malts and faint traces of caramel come on top of oxidised apple-ish fruits, while a swirl brings out underlying sulphurous notes. Very timid rather than understated.
T: lightly sour-sweet maltiness is followed by the belated entry of herbal bitterness and some traces of English pale ale's typical, damp-stinky edge of kitchen-cloths as well as wet oat-biscuits; a touch of phenol remains in the remote end.
M&D: well presented, smelling mediocre, and tasting bland; the nice creamflow-like mouthfeel (due to the sparkler fitted to the tap) make the mouthfeel rather soothing and soft, but, against the boring flavour, it somehow falls quite watery in the end of tasting. Overall, this beer is a waste of natural ingredients IMO.
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text: The story for the LA Galaxy players left in the MLS All-Star game is the one you'd expect for a team formed at midseason: fitness. While David Beckham is scheduled to be in New York, speaking on behalf of MLS with the former team angle, many of the other LA players are staying away. Landon Donovan suffered a right calf injury in practice, and will not be in the gameday lineup, and Omar Gonzalez suffered a fractured nose in practice so will also be out. Sean Franklin made the gameday roster, he's a great left or right back (he's flipped many times) who is capable of running up the sideline to participate in the offensive attack.


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UNDATED -- Several Oklahoma state parks have been affected by high water levels after the recent heavy rainfall.
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Holiday High End Wine Tasting
December 12, 7:30-8:30pm
Enjoy a Holiday Wine Tasting with high-end wines at Ancona's Wines and Liquors in Ridgefield. RSVP by phone (203) 544-8958 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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December 13, 8pm
Shop for Chloe + Isabel jewelry and taste products at Dash 'N Drizzle in Fairfield. The first twenty purchases will receive a gift bag and there will be a Chloe + Isabel raffle.
11 Unquowa Road, Fairfield; 203-292-9815
New Haven Symphony Orchestra Holiday Extravaganza
December 13, 8pm
Join the New Haven Symphony at the Quick Center for the Arts for their Pops Holiday Extravaganza for orchestra classics and a sing-along at the end.
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Connecticut Ballet presents the Nutcracker
December 14-22
The Connecticut Ballet's production features sixty dancers and several guest starts from the American Ballet Theatre including Julie Kent and Veronika Part. The performances will take place at the Palace Theatre in Stamford.
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December 17, 6pm
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Looks like we're gonna have two Alfred Hitchcock movies on the way, and in a rare feat, they both look promising. Just yesterday it was revealed that Toby Jones and Sienna Miller were heading up"The Girl," which focuses on the director's obsessive relationship with Tippi Hedren, who starred in "The Birds" and "Marnie." But in case you forgot, over at Fox Searchlight, another movie has been brewing from "Anvil!" director Sacha Gervasi with the self-explanatory title "Alfred Hitchcock And The Making of Psycho." In his flick, Anthony Hopkins plays the legendary director and now he's got one of the classiest gals around to hang off of his arm.
THR reports that none other than Helen Mirren will co-star in the pic, playing his wife, Alma Reville marking the first time these two have worked together on-screen. The subject matter is great stuff for movie buffs. "Psycho" was a project that Paramount hated. Hitchcock was originally going to direct "No Bail For The Judge" with Audrey Hepburn but had to scrap those plans when the actress became pregnant. So he moved on to "Psycho," and the studio was so negative on the project they gave him a paltry budget and resources, leading the director to back the movie through his own production shingle, build his own sets and utilize crew members from his TV show "Alfred Hitchock Presents."
So where did the wife fit into all of this? Alma reportedly found a blooper in the movie just before it was about to be released, when she noticed the dead Marion blinked and/or took a breath (depends on who you ask). It was during a post-mortem sequence which was scrapped as a result. The question for us will be who will take on the roles of Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh, the latter of whom endured a week long shoot just to land the three minute long shower sequence. We'll be curious to see who grabs those important roles.
The flim is gearing up to shoot in April which means that Gervais's "My Dinner With Hervé" with Peter Dinklage and Dominic Cooper seems to be on the backburner for now. A disappointment to be sure, but we can't complain too much as this project seems pretty great.
Sven | December 8, 2011 1:33 AM
Suggestions for Garfield: good choice!
How about Natalie Portman for Janet Leigh? (with hair coloured, of course)
TRW | December 7, 2011 8:50 PM
I'm just going to say this right now, Andrew Garfield needs to play a young Anthony Perkins. -- Yes. The first time I saw AG in a film I thought, 'He looks exactly like Anthony Perkins"
ronette | December 7, 2011 8:22 PM
I just can't fathom how they'll turn the making of this film into something compelling... puzzles me really.
Sandra | December 7, 2011 6:33 PM
I'm just going to say this right now, Andrew Garfield needs to play a young Anthony Perkins.
afg | December 7, 2011 5:42 PM
I loved "Anvil" but this stuff irks me to no end ... how many bad movies is Hollywood going to make about actors and movies from the past? Almost every "movie about movies/actors playing actors biopic" has been terrible and most are completely pointless, good performances or not
James | December 7, 2011 5:34 PM
Small mistake above, PSYCHO was a Paramount film, not Universal. It was Hitchcock's last film for Paramount. Hitchcock self-financed the film when Paramount balked and did shoot it on the Universal lot. Paramount released it however. As Hitchcock owned it, he later sold the rights to Universal, who control it today. Confusing chain of events.


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A new mentoring scheme aimed at preparing high-calibre black and minority ethnic staff for leadership roles in the Civil Service has been put into action. Launched by Cabinet Secretary Sir Gus O'Donnell and Minister for Skills David Lammy MP, the Growing Talent Pilot is a high-level mentoring programme aimed at equipping talented black and minority ethnic staff with the skills and attributes they will need to become future candidates for the Senior Civil Service.
After a rigorous assessment programme, 12 successful applicants to the scheme have been paired with mentors from the Senior Civil Service, all of whom are currently permanent secretaries or work at director-general level. Participants will be given a broader perspective and deeper understanding of the Civil Service so that a pipeline of successful Senior Civil Service candidates can be created. High-level mentoring is the core of the programme but there will also be other events running throughout the next year to reinforce what participants have learned through the mentoring programme.
'In order to meet the challenges of a constantly changing society and an increasing diversity of public service users, the Civil Service needs to ensure it has the right workforce with the right skills,' says O'Donnell. 'This includes having a workforce which reflects the community we serve. The Growing Talent programme is an important step towards achieving a more diverse and professional Civil Service.'
Mr Lammy is similarly delighted to support this project. 'We now have many, many talented and highly qualified young people from BME backgrounds coming through our educational system with a great deal to offer,' he says. 'Now we have to build expectations in our minority communities and among all our citizens that people from a minority background can and should be among the leaders of tomorrow.'
The Growing Talent pilot is one of the first initiatives put into place by the Minority Ethnic Talent Association (META). META was established in 2006 for minority ethnic staff who have participated in a talent programme and have the potential to advance to senior management or leadership level within the Civil Service.
Its founder and chair, Claudette Sutton, has considerable experience of the issues involved in equality of opportunity for minority ethnic staff. She spent three years as team leader of the Ethnic Minority Pupils policy at the DfES, having previously been Senior Lecturer at the Lancashire Business School, where she specialised in developing greater equality of access to university business degrees. Claudette is presently deputy divisional manager at the Schools Improvement and Targets Unit (SITU) and has previously worked at the Cabinet Office on the development of coaching standards.
META's vice-chair is Gloria Wilkinson, a legal adviser in commercial law at the Department for Communities and Local Government. While at the Department of Constitutional Affairs she chaired a group of key stakeholders which made recommendations to the Permanent Secretary on issues concerning equality of opportunity for minority ethnic staff. She also contributed to the setting up of a network for minority ethnic staff as well as organising key inspirational events at the DCA, and the Treasury Solicitor's Office. It is intended that over a four-year period, the Growing Talent pilot and subsequent successor programmes will contribute to the objectives of the Cabinet Office's 10-Point Plan for increasing diversity in the Senior Civil Service.
Delivering a Diverse Civil Service sets out commitments on 10 key areas intended to achieve broad and deep cultural change across the Civil Service. At the heart of the plan is the belief that a more diverse workforce at all levels, including the most senior, will create a Civil Service better equipped to deliver, adapt and innovate for all in society.
There are agreed targets that by April 2008, 37 per cent of the Senior Civil Service will be women, 30 per cent of top management posts will be filled by women, four per cent of the Senior Civil Service will be from minority ethnic backgrounds and 3.2 per cent of the Senior Civil Service will be disabled people - using this visible change to lead broader change. The Service will know in the next few months whether these targets have been achieved.
Gillian Merron MP is the minister with responsibility for the Civil Service. 'The Civil Service needs to be representative of all the talents if it's to be the best that it can be,' she says. 'The Growing Talent programme has an important role to play in building a Civil Service that is truly reflective of our diverse, multicultural society, and I am really pleased to see it up and running with the first 12 successful applicants in place.'
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Funding for state homeless coalitions in jeopardy
Advocates for homeless coalitions in the state are reporting that nearly $2.4 million meant to help them bring in federal grants has been removed from the state's $70 billion budget set to be voted on this Friday. But another item in the budget, for homeless housing assistance, may be able to help homeless coalitions throughout the state.
The state's budget currently allocates $3 million in "homeless housing assistance grants"– $2 million of which is to be handed out to local homeless coalitions. According to language in the budget, the $2 million "is provided to the United Way of Brevard County for distribution to homeless coalitions in the state with a maximum of $66,667 per coalition."
The other $1 million would go to the National Veterans Support Group, for assistance to the homeless. Last year, the National Veterans Support Group was allocated $12 million, until Gov. Rick Scott vetoed the funding.
The line-item that have allowed local coalitions to fund programs for the homeless was left out of the final budget. The budget also left out an additional $345,729 for the coalitions' administrative costs.
Erin Gillespie, a spokesperson for the Florida Department of Children and Families, says that even though the governor's budget proposal followed through on the department's recommendation for these programs, the current budget conference leaves out about $2.4 million the department was seeking.
More specifically, the budget leaves out $2,031,354 in "challenge grants" for local coalitions.
Gillespie says that the absence of the challenge grants would mean less money for direct services, like soup kitchens.
As I reported last month, Tom Pierce, the executive director of the Office on Homelessness at the Department of Children and Families, said that local homeless coalitions rely on that money to help them plan and apply for federal grants. He warned that eliminating challenge grants for local homeless coalitions could prove a "critical" blow to the organizations.
Pierce explained that federal programs, which sometimes require local matching, make up a significant chunk of the funding for services in homeless coalitions throughout the state. However, state money is important for the planning and "groundwork" that local coalitions do.
"The [challenge grants] are critical to get the money here," Pierce said, explaining that state funding "fills in the gaps" of federal grants. According to Pierce, because the grants are "flexible money," they allow the coalitions to address important needs for which federal grants are not allocated.
Fely Curva, a lobbyist for the Florida Coalition for the Homeless, says she was "heartbroken and dissapointed" when she learned the line item for challenge grants was left out. She says that those funds help coalitions conduct a census, allowing them to access their needs. It also helps the coalitions gather important data when applying for federal money.
Curva says the coalition grants also helps coalitions "draw down federal funds."
As of now, Curva is unsure whether the $2 million in the budget that is supposed to go to coalitions "could be used for challenge grant activity" and that she will fight to ensure Scott does not veto that line-item.
Florida is currently facing a homelessness epidemic that has garnered national attention. Earlier this year it was reported that "the number of homeless students in Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties has ballooned 79 percent since January 2009."
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In the Tekken series there is one family that plays a dominant role in every game, the Mishima's. Heihachi is the grandfather of the family but he hasn't lost a step. From Tekken 1 to Tekken 6 Hehachi has gone for a black haired balding warrior to a grey haired veteran but he's only gotten more deadly as the years have progressed. Heihachi was a bad man, but the next person in this face-off is badder.
Next we have Kazuya, Heihachi's son. Kazuya really doesn't have a good bone in his body. He was the main protagonist of Tekken 1 and he wanted revenge against father. Why did he want revenge? Because Heihachi threw him off of a cliff before he was old enough to enter the first grade. Kazuya was saved by the purely evil "devil gene" which allowed him to take revenge on his father. Too bad he was beaten by Heihachi and then got thrown into a volcano. Kazuya had it rough but he's made some big moves and now he's arguably a badder man then Heiachi and the father of Jin Kazama.
Jin Kazama is the grandson of the Mishima family tree. He is the son of Jun Kazama and Kazuya Mishima and he's just as fearsome as his dad and his grandfather. Jin has the good elements from his mother and grandmother but the dark side and the devil gene from his father's side. Jin has attempted to end the Mishima family line but when he had the chance to end the family line he failed. Jin has the power to defeat Kazuya and Heihachi, but just as easily as they beat him the tables can be turned on him.
So who is the greatest Mishima of them all. I did not include Jin's great grandfather Jinpachi, who is not truly evil but also wants the the Mishima bloodline to end and recognizes the evil of the Mishima bloodline from Heihachi forward. Jinpachi is not one of the main characters from the Mishima bloodline and he has only made a few appearances from a couple of games. The question today is, which Mishima reigns supreme? Heihachi the old veteran, Kazuya the dark spawn, or Jin the new hope.


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Albany - Confusion at the polls today. At least three Albany voters were turned away because poll workers didn't believe they lived inside the city limits. The family lived and paid taxes in Albany for six years. Eventually, it all got sorted out, and they were able to cast provisional ballots.
She has a degree in political science and has worked in local politics in Georgia, so having an opportunity to express her voice through voting is a top priority for Carolyn Friend. "It's very important. I've voted ever since I was 18 years old."
Now 73, Friend says she was shocked when poll workers at the Beattie Road precinct told her and other family members that they weren't city residents, and therefore couldn't vote in today's election.
She said, "They explained to me there was something wrong with the computer that addresses in the 1900 block of Beattie Road were considered in the city."
In reality, only homes on Beattie road that are to South of Westgate Drive and on the West side of Beattie are outside the city limits, so Friend and her family members were eventually given provisional ballots.
"It's confusing in that the county line actually runs down the middle of the road on Beattie Road. We simply had some people in the county that should have been listed in the city," said Carolyn Hatcher.
Although she was able to cast her vote, Friend doesn't quite trust the provisional ballot. "Personally I doubt it will be counted but they said it would."
But Hatcher says every vote counts. "Even though they voted provisional ballot, it will count the same tonight."
And her address will be listed within the city limits for the future elections. Carolyn Hatcher says the only other confusion today came from voters who are registered to vote in the county, showing up at polls to vote in city elections.
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