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Now, before you begin feeling bad for me, allow me explain why flying solo on the most romantic day of the year isn't so bad. Well, for starters, I'll be eating this entire tart alone (serves 8, my butt).
This isn't crying-over-a-pint-of-ice-cream-after-a-breakup kind of eating, this is savouring-and-being-thankful-that-polite-forkfuls-are-off-the-table eating. But I'm not gonna stomp on the hearts of all the sweetie-pies out there, this Chocolate Caramel Date Tart is still pretty great for sharing too (if you're sure they're worth it).
Describing local pianist, music educator, writer and painter Edie Schmoll as a dedicated and hardworking woman is an understatement.
Schmoll began taking piano lessons at 13 in her hometown of Boston and gained a tremendous amount of knowledge about playing classical music. She continued to refine her piano skills for many years, including most recently classes here in Menifee.
"Music is my forte," said Schmoll. "I've been playing the piano and organ off and on for many years."
At 16, she performed in her first recital in front of a crowd of 200. That is also the age at which she began one of her many careers: as a music educator. She has had over 200 private students and still teaches piano, organ and accordion. "I like teaching music, it's fun" says Schmoll. "My students are like my family."
Schmoll shares her musical talents throughout the community by working as a performer and composer. She entertains several times a year at many local hospitals, convalescent centers and retirement centers. Last month, she performed piano selections during Arts Council Menifee's Gallery Reception.
She has also performed at several churches in the area. At Trinity Lutheran Church in Hemet, she debuted her original hymn titled "Now the Lord Said (My Will Be Done) as part of a church service in 2009.
In an effort to be a well-rounded artist, Schmoll is now a visual and literary artist as well.
Her beginning with oil and pastel painting occurred four years ago following the loss of her husband. Her paintings emit the same level of passion that she has for her other artistic endeavors, the only difference being in the senses involved. Schmoll's lively, colorful and impressionistic style of artwork is the main reason why she was nominated in 2011 for the prestigious National Artwork Award by the group American Mensa for a piece titled "Glow".
Schmoll has also been writing for 10 years and has published articles in several online magazines. After taking one semester of creative writing at a community college, she won a National Poetry Award from American Mensa in 2008 for her poem titled "And Now" and became a contributing writer and resident poet for Inland Empire Mensa.
She is also the author of four books: "A Crime Against One Person: HMO Nightmare" (2010), "Serenade: Word Songs" (2011), "Rain and Rainbows: Short Story Collection" (2011), and "Holly, The Christmas Tree Fairy" (2012). She is currently composing a new book containing a collection of "Music Songs" for piano and vocal, which will be published sometime this year.
Schmoll says her success at juggling all of her professional and artistic commitments is due to her dedication to continue learning and growing.
"Anyone who has retired should do volunteer work to help themselves and others," she says. "Everyone should keep learning and trying new things."
After a full day of head-to-head Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) battles, John Foster took first place in the Masters Division at the 2013 Pokémon City Championships in San Diego, CA. Along with the coveted title and City Championship trophy, John earned valuable Championship Points that count toward a potential invitation to compete at the 2014 Pokémon World Championships in Washington D.C. In addition, players that achieve a top Championship Points ranking after the 2014 Spring Regional Championships in April will earn Travel Awards to compete at the 2014 Pokémon U.S. National Championships in Indianapolis next summer.
Premier Championship events are sanctioned by The Pokémon Company International and locally managed by Premier Tournament Organizers who run hundreds of Pokémon TCG and video game tournaments every year throughout North America. Collectively they oversee tens of thousands of Pokémon competitors who train and compete at various local league events and sanctioned tournaments on their quest to become a Pokémon World Champion.
"The Pokémon City Championships are special because they are a great way for new players participating in premiere events for the first time to compete alongside more experienced players in a game they really enjoy," said J.C. Smith, director of Consumer Marketing for The Pokémon Company International. "We're excited to follow these local players as they continue to battle throughout the season, including at upcoming Pokémon State and Regional Championships, and perhaps making it to the 2014 Pokémon World Championships in Washington, D.C."
Players of all ages and skills are encouraged to participate in Organized Play events. For more information on future tournaments including dates, locations, prizes, and tournament rules and regulations, visit www.pokemon.com/play.
Be sure to "Like" the official Pokémon Facebook page at Facebook.com/Pokemon and follow Pokémon on Twitter @Pokemon for the latest Pokémon news and fun!
About Pokémon
The Pokémon Company International, a subsidiary of The Pokémon Company in Japan, manages the property outside of Asia and is responsible for brand management, licensing, marketing, the Pokémon Trading Card Game, the animated TV series, home entertainment, and the official Pokémon website. Pokémon was launched in Japan in 1996 and today is one of the most popular children's entertainment properties in the world. For more information, visit www.pokemon.com.
Summer fun can break your bank…or you can use the free resources in our community for an action-packed season on a budget.
Here's the thing about summer vacation: your kids will need some stuff to do. Camps are great, but expensive. Video games can kill a few hours, but don't feed their minds. If you want a great family summer without going broke, you need to use some of these great resources available in most communities.
1. The Library
If you're not going to the library every week, you're missing out on free books, movies and CDs for all your kids. Better yet, most libraries run a series of free activities all summer long.
Sun City Library 26982 Cherry Hills Blvd. (951) 679.3534
2. Parks and Recreation
Parks and rec offer for-pay programs all year long, but many communities have free functions for families during the summer. Check the program and website for opportunities in your area.
3. Cultural Passes
This is a lesser-known library resource, but so great it deserves its own listing. Many libraries have season passes to local museums and other attractions for patrons to "check out" for free.
4. Summer Concerts (and Drama)
Many communities offer a summer series of free concerts, movies and plays at local facilities. Even if they don't have such a program, you might find free matinee performances of normally for-pay events.
5. Volunteering
Service activities kill time while building self-esteem. Whether it's a park clean-up or soup kitchen, getting your kids involved will be meaningful and free. Check with the Community Cupboard to see how you can help.
6. Free Museum Days
Check with local attractions, zoos and museums. During summers, many offer free admission on a set day each week or month.
7. Movie Series
Local theaters often run a series of free movie matinees throughout the summer. These are typically second-run films, but still a great adventure for the kids and break for the parents.
8. Hiking Trails
The parks and trails of our community offer plenty of opportunities to stroll and explore…and for kids to burn off that excess energy.
9. Holiday Celebrations
Independence Day, Memorial Day and Veterans' Day all include community events ranging from fairs to parades to festivals. Many communities also host a local festival during the summer, with free fun for all.
10. Home Improvement Centers
Big-box home improvement centers Lowe's and Home Depot have started offering free workshops for kids to learn basic skills. Sometimes you'll have to pay supply costs.
11. Picnics
You'll eat anyway, so why not make an adventure of it? Combined with a free zoo day or trail exploration and you'll have a memorable outing.
12. Kick Them Out
Cut off the screen time and send your kids outside to explore. Toddlers can learn about the backyard, while older kids get a wider space to roam about.
Some of the best free summer activities are unique to your community.
■ 1 stick Butter, Divided
■ 2 pounds (to 3 Pounds) Carrots, Peeled And Cut Into Thick Circles
■ 1/2 cup Jack Daniels Or Other Whiskey
■ 3/4 cups (to 1 Cup) Brown Sugar
■ 1/2 teaspoon (to 1 Teaspoon) Salt
■ Freshly Ground Pepper, to taste
Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a large skillet over high heat. Add carrots in two batches, cooking for 60-90 seconds each batch. Remove from skillet.
Pour in whiskey and allow to evaporate 30 seconds. Reduce heat to medium, and add remaining butter.
Dates: Saturday and Sunday December 1-2, 2012 (Always the 1st weekend in December!)
Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday
Location: Downtown Indio The Festival is between Highway 111 and Indio Boulevard and fills-in the streets of Miles, Towne, Smurr & Requa.
History: It all started in 1992 with an idea by Dave Hernandez, a member of the Downtown Indio Merchants Association. The rich heritage of the tamale, consistent community support and hard working tamale makers have created the festival's tremendous success.
The Tamale Festival is filled with tons of excitement every year. Visitors delight in the scrumptious tamales and shopping, but also enjoy the following activities:
Carnival Rides & Games Parade, Kid's Petting Zoo, Rock Climbing, Inflatable Bounces, Tamale Eating Contest, Famous Tamale Judging Contest.
Festival fans also like to relax by watching the diverse entertainment such as traditional Mexican Folklorico Dancing and live Music on 4 different stages.
- 1 box Ditalini Pasta (very Short Macaroni-type Pasta Noodles)
- 1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
- 1 whole Cut Up Fryer Chicken
- 8 cups Low Sodium Chicken Broth
- 1 whole Medium Onion, Diced
- 2 whole Green Bell Peppers, Diced
- 2 stalks Celery, Diced
- 2 whole Fresh Jalapenos, Diced
- 1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
- 1 can (28-ounce) Can Whole Tomatoes
- 2 cups Heavy Cream
- 1/3 cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 4 Tablespoons Minced Fresh Oregano
- Salt And Freshly Ground Pepper, To Taste
- Parmesan Cheese Shavings, For Serving
Cook pasta in a pot according to package directions, being sure not to overcook it. Drain and rinse in cold water to cool. Toss in 1 tablespoon olive oil and set aside.
The San Jacinto Campus Theatre Arts Department Presents:
Shakespeare weaves the farcical situations that occur when Antipholus goes in search of his long lost twin brother with the help of his servant, Dromio. Mistaken identity abounds and life turns crazy for the two when Dromio bumps into his own long lost twin brother.


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Continue to learn from each other – the secret to responsible leadership: an interview with Olivia Leland
Posted on December 17, 2013 by EVPA
On 26 and 27 November at the 9th EVPA Annual Conference in Geneva 500 delegates conversed around the theme "Responsible Leadership: Inspire and Act!" EVPA had the opportunity to interview Olivia Leland, director of the Giving Pledge and one of … Continue reading →
Posted in Annual Conference 2013, Annual Conferences, News, Newsletter | Tagged annual conference, capacity-building, Europe, EVPA, foundations, geneva, ispire, learning, olivia leland, Switzerland, venture philanthropy | Comments Off
The Lang Academy promotes strategic philanthropy in Italy
Posted on September 25, 2012 by EVPA
EVPA member Fondazione Lang Italia's latest initiative, the Lang Academy , aims to promote strategic philanthropy in Italy in enable donors and investors to create a greater societal impact. The Lang Academy brings together the most innovative Italian and international … Continue reading →
German venture philanthropy&social investment scene gathers in Munich
Posted on September 25, 2012 by EVPA
On 11 September, EVPA, together with members BMW Stiftung Herbert Quandt, Auridis, Ashoka and BonVenture, organised the second country group meeting for German members. The event was also open to invited non-members. More than 60 representatives from social investment funds, … Continue reading →
Posted in News | Tagged ashoka, banks, bmw, country group meeting, EVPA, financial instruments, financial models, financial return, forum for active philanthropy, foundations, germany, grant making, Impact investing, Impact Measurement, philanthropy, social entrepreneurs, social investment, social investors, venture philanthropy | Leave a comment
Strategies for Foundations – when, why and how to use venture philanthropy
Posted on June 20, 2012 by EVPA
Session at the EFC AGA, Belfast, 6-8 June 2012 Check out all photos from the EFC AGA in Belfast! EVPA, together with its member Fondazione CRT, hosted a session as part of the EFC AGA taking place in Belfast, Northern … Continue reading →
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EVPA in Belfast for the 23rd EFC AGA!
Posted on June 5, 2012 by EVPA
On 7 June EVPA, together with its member Fondazione CRT, will be hosting a session on venture philanthropy as part of the 23rd EFC AGA will take place on 6-8 June in Belfast. The session titled "Strategies for foundations: when, why … Continue reading →
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New strategies for foundations – when, why and how to use venture philanthropy
Posted on May 21, 2012 by EVPA
On June 7 EVPA will host a session during the 23rd Annual General Assembly of the European Foundation Centre in Belfast discussing when, why and how foundations are using venture philanthropy. The session will provide valuable insight into practical examples … Continue reading →
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A look behind the scenes of LGT Venture Philanthropy
Posted on March 15, 2012 by EVPA
On 28 February, the LGT Venture Philanthropy Foundation invited EVPA members to its offices in Zurich to look behind the scenes and explain how it works. The event described the work of LGT VP and focused on its investment, monitoring … Continue reading →
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In the Spotlight – What's your opinion?
Posted on February 10, 2012 by EVPA
"When Aims and Objectives Rhyme" How Two of Ireland's Largest Foundations Found Common Ground and Built a Portfolio of Nearly €60m Without Compromising the Features That Makes Them Distinct Tony Proscio, Duke Stanford School of Public Policy, Centre for Strategic … Continue reading →
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EVPA welcomes the AlphaOmega Foundation as a full member
Posted on January 11, 2012 by EVPA
Tweet We are happy to announce that the AlphaOmega Foundation based in France, has joined EVPA as a full member. The Foundation aims to enable the emergence of social champions in France that support disadvantaged youth through VP methods.
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|33-24-8, 74 points
|36-26-5, 77 points
|8th in Western Conference
|3rd in Western Conference
Defending Big D
Razor With An Edge
Coming into this season, there was little reason to be optimistic about the Dallas Stars' chances of snapping their three-year playoff drought. In 2010-11, the Stars were the only Pacific Division team to miss the postseason and while it came down to a loss in Minnesota on the final day of the regular season for their fate to be sealed, there was quite a bit of evidence suggesting the Stars were unduly flattered by their record. Dallas was a fundamentally poor hockey club but a very high team shooting percentage (which we know is a shitty stat) buoyed them through the first half of the year before regression took full effect. They followed up their collapse with an offseason headlined by the loss of their leading scorer Brad Richards to the New York Rangers via free agency (although, honestly, Richards is no longer the difference-maker he's considered to be and it wouldn't be at all surprising if that contract turns into an albatross of Gomezian proportions before long - but I digress).
They entered the year with a new head coach in Glen Gulutzan and actually showed marked improvement in their underlying numbers - the team's close-score Corsi ratio at the All-Star break was 0.490, meaning that, when the score was tied at any time or within a goal in the first or second period, the Stars earned 49% of all even-strength shot attempts. Still, while that represented an uptick in their possession numbers from the 2010-11 season, it remained below league average and without the fortuitous shooting percentage they'd enjoyed the year prior, Dallas sat 10th in the Western Conference at the break. Since then, they've gone 11-5-3 and now sit 3rd in the conference and first in the Pacific. That in and of itself isn't entirely impressive (although it's of great annoyance to the Sharks) - mediocre teams go on percentages-fueled hot streaks all the time before eventually crashing down to earth. The impressive part, and the part that's unfortunate for the Sharks' chances to claim the division crown, is that this isn't a hot streak in the usual sense of the term - the Stars' recent run has been driven by a significant strategic shift on the part of Gulutzan.
Terrific Stars blogger Josh Lile over at Defending Big D was the first to bring to light the key adjustment in coaching philosophy by Gulutzan that helped raise the Stars to new heights over the past month. As Lile explains, prior to the All-Star Break, Gulutzan and the rest of the Stars' coaching staff were more or less content to roll their lines and defense pairings with little attention paid to matchups and zonestarts. The indispensable SnarkSD's look at league-wide deployment a few weeks ago illustrated this. For example, forward Michael Ryder is good at many things but defense really isn't one of them - having him start 55% of his EV shifts in the defensive zone prior to the All-Star Break was probably not the most optimal usage of the ex-Bruin. Ditto Mike Ribeiro. Meanwhile, defensive specialists like Vernon Fiddler and Radek Dvorak were also starting roughly 55% of their pertinent shifts in the defensive zone. The link between offensive zone starts and performance is well-established - it made very little sense for Gulutzan to start his offensively-inclined talents in their own end of the ice as frequently as his defensive stoppers rather than give the latter a larger share of the defensive responsibility, allowing the likes of Ryder and Ribeiro to spend more time in the offensive zone where they're less liable to cost the team defensively while doing what they do best - generating offense.
The learning curve for a rookie head coach in the NHL is steep so it's no surprise it took a little while for Gulutzan to put all the pieces together. But that he most definitely has. While a team like the Phoenix Coyotes were a bit lucky to embark on the streak that they did through the month of February, and are therefore unlikely to remain serious contenders for the division title, the Stars have earned their success through a shrewd optimization of their lineup. The Sharks have dominated Dallas this season, winning all three meetings between the clubs and outscoring Dallas 14-5 in addition to generating 68.6% of all even-strength scoring chances and 56.2% of all Fenwick events but, although the most recent contest came immediately after the All-Star break, this is really San Jose's first game against the "new-look" Stars and as such the first legitimate test of the season against their Texas rivals. To top it all off, it's damn near a must-win game against a team Gulutzan has molded into a legitimately good hockey club in position to bust two streaks this season: their own three-year absence from the postseason and the Sharks' four-year reign over the Pacific Division throne.
Prediction: Sharks win 3-2...in a shootout just to piss off everyone in the Western Conference, including themselves. Goals by Tommy Wingels and Joe Pavelski. Jamie McGinn with the shootout winner.


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Kyelashay Draper - Spokeword Artist 2:15pm
Kylelashay Draper was born in Fresno California on November 9th 1992. She developed a passion for writing & singing early on in life, beginning to write songs at age eight & going on to write poetry and short stories around age Nine & Ten. Her surroundings were her inspiration to the words of which she created on paper.On November 3, 2013 Kylelashay had moved back in with her mother & began the process of starting over. During this time she began writing and applying herself to good works & investing her time back in God. On November 24, 2013 she decided to post a video poem entitled "Woman Be A Woman" this poem would go on to be viral, Featured on various sites such as WorldStar Hip Hop, Best of Vines, The Grand Report and so many others
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Karyn White is back with her new album Carpe Diem (Seize the Day), recently released through her own record label Karyn White Enterprises (KWE), distributed through Lightyear/EMI. Karyn is sounding better than ever and looking her absolute best as she re-introduces herself to the world with her long awaited new album. Taking nearly 18 years away from the business to raise her daughter, Karyn White has reemerged as an experienced woman, artist, and mogul. Focused and empowered, Karyn is the embodiment of the name of her record Carpe Diem, honoring her calling to sing and encouraging others to seize the day!
Everything with Kathy B Indie Soul Saturdays Noel Gourdin & L. Young R&B Soul
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Soul and R&B singer Noel Gourdin (Gor-Deen) emerged on the music scene with his number one hit song "The River" which stayed on the Urban AC charts at number one for 15 weeks! Noel's childhood was not a traditional one; he was born in Brockton, MA but spent his summers with family Pachuta, Mississippi. The result is a man who is city to the heart but southern to the soul! Noel scored a deal with Sony Music at age 24, his first exposure to the vocal arts came in church and he was introduced to the larger audience of soul music by his father (who introduced him to the classics, such as Otis Redding) and his brother (who turned him on to the sounds of new jack swing). Noel is influenced by classic soul as well as the contemporary sounds of R&B and hip-hop. Making his music is a seamless blend of each genre.
L. Young - R&B Artist 3:15pm
L.Young has established himself as an artist, writer, and performer. He has been credited for writing, music, and production for several artists, as well as platinum selling soundtracks. "My music is the bridge to all my dreams, and the starting point for my main purpose on this planet. Through music I'm learning who I actually am as a person," says L.Young. Writing credits include the top 5 single and title track off Jessy J's #1 Billboard debut Album, "Hot Sauce." Keke Wyatt's projects, "Who Knew" and "Unbelievable." L.Young also worked on the production of B2k's "Babygirl" off of the "The Barbershop Soundtrack."
"I want to make people FEEL something when listening to my music.
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Dan Schwartzman joined NBC Sports Radio in 2012 and serves as the host of The Dan Schwartzman Show, which airs Monday – Friday from 1 – 5 a.m. ET on NBC Sports Radio. He is also an NBC Sports Radio update announcer.
Schwartzman has loved sports talk radio since his early years growing up in New York City. Most recently, he was a host at ESPN Radio in New York and ESPN Radio stations in Philadelphia, Trenton and Atlantic City. Before that, Schwartzman spent years hosting weekdays in Philadelphia on WPEN. Schwartzman got his start in radio while hosting shows in Ohio and Alabama.
A graduate of Ohio University, with a degree in Telecommunications, Schwartzman resides in New York City.
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Stephanie D. McKenzie - Certified Coach, Author 6:15pm
Award-winning marketer, college educator, certified coach, author, radio host and agent of ridiculously undeniable, life-altering change, "renowned love expert*" Stephanie D. McKenzie brings more than two decades of business acumen, marketing expertise, and a keen understanding of Divine principles to the charge of moving the relationships that impact our lives from from average to awesome!
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Author Terry Bams - Source Radio Networks Resident Relationship Coach 7:15pm
Terry Bams has taken the messes of his life and turned them into a message for the masses. Terry has successfully authored his autobiography, The Mind of a Womanizer.
"...Terry shares the details of the drama, humor, heartache, and sex surrounding his countless encounters with numerous women..."
Because of his experiences, dozens of men and women have sought his advice about dating, relationships, and marriage.
It is his faith and his own personal relationship with God that has led him to his calling of helping others mend broken relationships. Terry says he will always strive to encourage others and to be a positive influence in our society.
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Olivia Gilmore - R&B Artist 2:15pm
Olivia Gilmore was born and raised in Hollis, NY to a family comprised of mostly musicians. Naturally Olivia has been singing from the time that she could speak. Her first solo performance was at age 5 and she had her first recording session at age 8, recording a jingle in her father's home studio. From there Olivia went on to record background vocals for Gospel artist Nancey Jackson on her single "Free (yes I'm free)" and even performed live jazz at P Diddy's restaurant "Justin's" at age 16.
In 2013 Olivia released the single 'G Lovin" and has recently released another hot single " Matrix" in March 2014 and is currently working on recording an album. Ms Gilmore's music can be heard on a variety of blogs, radio shows, online publications and mixtapes across the US & UK as we'll as many sold out clubs & restaurants in the tri-state area.
Seth Nix- Gospel Artist - 3:15pm
August 28, 1993, Seth Nix embarked upon and idea that would set his life in motion for a "Journey" not charted before. This would be the year that he had his first real encounter with God, sealed with the evidence of the Holy Spirit. A "Revolutionary" calling compounding with cathartic outcomes have been expressed and experienced through "Worship" A devoted husband and father, Seth says his first ministry is to his wife and his 2 daughters. He says his greatest gift is being a supporter, leader, model, teacher and provider for his loving family.
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Chef Oliver - Source Radio Network Resident Chef - 6pm
Source Nation! Tune in Thursday evening from 6pm-6:45pm as I prepare herb crepe with assorted vegetables and chicken served with a carrot puree. I will also be serving a chilled pineapple drink as well. Can't wait to see everybody.
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Back pain is one of the most chronic sources of pain, especially in the lower back, which affects 4 out of 5 people that suffer from back pain. In fact more than 1 million workers experience back injuries every year. One reason is because sitting puts 40% more pressure on the spine than standing. This leads to serious back pain. Avoid this pain by stretching every 30 minutes, regular exercise.
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Source Nation! Join us for Sports Tuesday tomorrow night. In the studio with Steve Manderson is Marburg Germany's finest, Professional Basketball Player, Kellindra Zackery. Check out her stats below:
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The Duval Project - Nu Soul/Jazz & R&B 2:15pm
The Duval Project is a Nu Soul/Jazz and RnB excursion formed by Gary Alesbrook. Influenced by his time playing with artists such as Raphael Saadiq and Lynden David Hall, Gary has formed a quintet with the young trio of electric bassist Richie Blake, drummer Danny Cox and keyboard player Andy Nowak. Gary plays trumpet, flugelhorn and keyboard. A retro approach but with fresh sounds, they also feature the vocals of Marie Lister. Their current E.P was mixed by Grammy Award winning New York sound engineer Russell Elevado and mastered in LA by Dave Collins.
Sheena O. Murray - R&B Artist 3:15pm
Without echoing words that were said before or painting a picture that you may have eyeballed numerous times, we'd like to introduce to you: Sheena O. Murray. Her story did not begin at the age of five as a musical child prodigy, nor was she a member of the church choir, belting out notes every Sunday. Hers is a simple story, not one of particular intrigue or "wow". It is a story of a girl who meets music, falls in love with music, marries music, bears the seed of this union with melodies and lyrical prowess.
A Jamaican native, Sheena O. Murray migrated to Brooklyn, New York at the age of five and then moved to Florida at the age of nine. She began her musical journey while in High School as a theater geek performing in stage plays and musicals. She then transitioned, after those four years of campy musical theater performances, to vocal endeavors.
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Case - R&B Artist 2:15pm
Armed with the spirit of his greatest influence, Michael Jackson, Case's love affair with music revealed itself through his writing and after stints with R&B group "Future" and a duo called "Black", Case got work co-writing and singing background for artist including Usher, Christopher Williams and Al B. Sure. It was a song written by Faith Evans which would be his professional career catalyst and lead to Russell Simmons signing him to Def Jam Records. "Everything changed with this deal," says Case, "I was in heaven, on cloud nine because all of the faith and hard work was finally paying off." With a new creative approach and the universe in alignment his latest project "Heaven's Door" reveals his maturity, growth and renewed love affair with his craft. "If I knew then what I know now I wouldn't have made my music so dark, but this time around I'm at peace.
Thaimi Michelle - Latin Artist 3:15pm
Thaimi Michelle was born in the historic city San Juan in Puerto Rico. When she was five years old her family moved to Trenton, NJ where she later attended the Trenton Conservatory of Music for piano. At the tender age of fifteen she became one of the lead salsa vocalists for the band Grupo Milenio, and for many years entertained audiences in the Tri-State area. "Acoustic Evolution" is her debut album as a solo singer, musician, arranger and songwriter.
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Immaculately groomed slopes and a genuinely warm welcome await avid skiers and snowboarders.....
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Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area today (June 8) celebrated in style as the first Australasian ski field to open for winter....
Coronet Peak first ski area in Australasia to open on Saturday
Queenstown is officially open for winter as the 2013 season kicks off at Coronet Peak on Saturday (June 8).
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort: # 1 Snow in the Rockies Opened 4,139', Top to Bottom Today.
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Thanks to a record-breaking snow year, Mammoth Mountain Ski Area will remain open daily for skiing and snowboarding through to July 4th, 2011, the US Independence Day holiday.
Mammoth has received more than 600 inches of snow in the 2010-11 season, the most the resort has received in a single season.
With 15-25 feet of packed snow, Mammoth has also earned the recognition of having one of the highest recorded base depths of any ski resort in the world according to skiinfo.com. The snow totals will ensure phenomenal spring skiing conditions that will last well into early summer.
Throughout the season, Mother Nature has continued to live up to the La Niña expectations,
blanketing Mammoth Mountain's 3,500 skiable acres with stunning amounts of powder.
Due to the record-breaking snowfall in Mammoth and throughout the Sierra, Gov. Jerry Brown has declared an end to the drought that has faced California since June 2008. Mammoth is currently at 157% of its seasonal average to date for precipitation.
Mammoth is no stranger to skiing through Independence Day; the resort has remained open for skiing through July Fourth four out of the last seven seasons.


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A man was arrested Sunday night for breaching security at Dallas Love Field and yelling "Jihad" when he was arrested.
Around 6 p.m. on Sunday, 36-year-old Ruben Jimenez of Garland gained access to an area reserved for planes and fuel at Love Field.
The breach occurred on the general aviation side of the airport, away from the public terminals. Dallas police say no passenger aircraft were threatened.
Jimenez drove to one of the buildings and approached a gate. The gate operator lifted the gate to see what Jimenez needed – but he drove past the employee and onto the taxiway.
Jimenez was found inside one of the hangars, sitting against a wall.
Dallas police say he ignored officer demands to stand, instead sitting with his arms outstretched and staring into space.
When police insisted he stand, he reportedly pushed them away and took an aggressive stance with officers, yelling "Jihad."
The FBI and US Air Marshal Service were notified of the breach.
Jimenez was arrested on a misdemeanor trespassing charge and is being held on a $250,000 bail.
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Red Ridin' in the Hood : And Other Cuentos
Booklist Reviews 2005 March #2
/*Starred Review*/ Gr. 3-5. The fractured fairy tale gets cool Latino flavor in this lively collection of 11 fresh retellings, with witty reversals of class and gender roles and powerful, full-page pictures that set the drama in venues ranging from the desert and the barrio to a skyscraper. The old scary demons, such as the witch in the forest, are in evidence, but there's also a Sleeping Beauty story told about a hurt, angry orphan witch who gets revenge for not being invited to a spoiled, rich girl's quinceacera. In "Emperador's New Clothes," Emperador runs the high-school scene. His perfectly gelled, spiky hair makes him look as if he just popped out of a teen magazine. Then Veronica tricks him into appearing at the assembly in his underpants. Unfortunately, some messages are much too heavily spelled out: Beauty teaches Beast not only about the revolution but also about the meaning of fear and true ugliness; Jack finds his dream not in the sky but in hard work. But the lively, fast-paced retellings, the Spanish idiom (there's a glossary at the back), and the dynamic, full-page pictures, several per story, make this great for storytelling collections. ((Reviewed March 15, 2005)) Copyright 2005 Booklist Reviews.
Horn Book Guide Reviews 2005 Fall
Transport a batch of familiar stories to the American Southwest, spice them with its wildlife plus a sprinkle of Spanish, and stir in some contemporary mores and concerns; add dollops of humor, and season with wisdom and compassion. Yield: eleven tales distinguished by rich humanity. This delightful debut is nicely enhanced by Brazilian illustrator Alarcão's satirical, vividly detailed drawings. Glos. Copyright 2005 Horn Book Guide Reviews.
Horn Book Magazine Reviews 2005 #3
Translate a batch of familiar stories to the American Southwest, spice them with its wildlife plus a sprinkle of Spanish, and stir in some contemporary mores and concerns; add dollops of humor, and season with wisdom and compassion. Yield: eleven tales distinguished by unusually rich humanity and details. Settings range from the desert to the urban hood where "Roja" is picked up on Forest Street by "Lobo" in "a glossy brown low-rider Chevy with licks of flame painted on the hood," salsa blaring. The unfazed Roja and her abuelita deliver Lobo to the cops ("take my nightgown off that wolf. He's getting hair all over it") and get to keep Lobo's fine car in return. Gabriela (Gretel), too, is notably feisty: she tempts the wicked viejita with a spicy recipe for boy, urges her to make the fire hotter, then -- oven door sealed -- prays for forgiveness with a faith as natural as breathing. "Blanca Nieves" is rescued by seven "vaqueritos" (little cowboys), while the "Piper of Harmon'a" lures hordes of lizards into a desert chasm. In "Belleza y La Bestia," the offstage conflict between Emperor Maximilian and revolutionary leader Ju‡rez deepens the plot, while "The Three Chicharrones" (pork rinds, says the useful glossary) outwit lupine real estate chicanery, then partner to build sturdy "Residencias Chicharrones...homes for those just starting out in life." Nicely enhanced by Brazilian illustrator Alarc‹o's satirical, vividly detailed full-page drawings, this is a delightful debut. Copyright 2005 Horn Book Magazine Reviews.
Kirkus Reviews 2005 May #1
Despite its silly (and arguably insulting) title, Marcantonio's first collection exhibits a strong grasp on narrative and deft, if sometimes stereotypical, characterizations. These 11 traditional fairy tales, recast with Latino personae and often featuring Catholic overtones, range from the modern barrio (hence the title) to Maximilian and Carlota's Mexico to the days of the Aztec. The most successful is "Belleza y La Bestia" ("Beauty and the Beast"), told by the beast himself as his beauty, a supporter of Benito Juárez, teaches him to care for others. While too many of the tales have obviously didactic endings and Marcantonio's writing is more pop than distinguished, the narrative skill and the over-the-top attitude will appeal to readers ready for fractured fairy tales longer than The Stinky Cheese Man and the like. (glossary) (Fairytale. 4-7) Copyright Kirkus 2005 Kirkus/BPI Communications.All rights reserved.
Library Media Connection - February 2006
Imagine childhood's favorite stories, Beauty and the Beast, Snow White, Hansel and Gretel with Hispanic characters in a Hispanic setting with Spanish words scattered throughout and you have the flavor of this delightful foray into fairy tales with a twist. Red takes the forbidden Barrio Forest Street to visit Abuelita, encounters Lobo Chavez, and is not fooled for a second, and chokes him with goat cheese while running for the police. Belleza y la Bestia is told in Beast's voice and is set in the Mexico of Benito Juarez. An ultra-vain Emprador Gomez, the hottest dresser at Zapata High is brought down in his boxers. This great romp through eleven old classics, assisted by a Spanish glossary, is sturdily bound on glossy stock with attractive b&w full-page illustrations. Recommended. Mary R. Hofmann, Library Media Teacher, Rivera Middle School, Merced, California © 2006 Linworth Publishing, Inc.
Publishers Weekly Reviews 2005 May #2
A handful of titles round up collections of folklore, nursery rhymes and pourquoi tales. Red Ridin' in the Hood: And Other Cuentos by Patricia Santos Marcantonio, illus. by Renato Alarcao, puts a Latin spin on 11 classics, including "Blanca Nieves and the Seven Vacqueritos" (Snow White and the Seven Dwarves) and "El Dia de los Muertos," a retelling of Orpheus and Eurydice, in which Nochehuatl, the Aztec feather-maker, is cast in the male role. Alarcao's textured half-tone illustrations play up the drama of each tale. Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.
School Library Journal Reviews 2005 April
Gr 2-5-These retellings of classic European folktales with a modern Latino twist are only half-realized, and fall sadly flat. From "Blanca Nieves and the Seven Vaqueritos" to "Juan and the Pinto Bean Stalk" to "Belleza y La Bestia," readers will find leaden prose, obvious and didactically stated morals, and narratives that have no tension, but move like a report of a plot that all readers know. The "cultural twist" affects the names, the food, and the setting. The characters say "se-or" and "adios," but there is nothing "Latino" about the retellings-and none of the import or flavor of the originals. Two exceptions are "The Three Chicharrones," which poses the wolf as land-grabbing developer Dinero Martinez, and "The Sleeping Beauty," in which the princess is a snob and the witch is a misunderstood young lady who wins handsome Pepe's heart. Yet though these exhibit an inventiveness with the story, their language is similarly drab. Alarcao's comical and fanciful illustrations are wasted here. If one must have a Latino version of one of these folktales (and what exactly is the point? It's not as if the various Latino cultures have no rich oral traditions of their own), try Bobbi Salinas's The Three Pigs: Nacho, Tito, and Miguel (Pinata, 1998), which has a storyteller's sensibility.-Nina Lindsay, Oakland Public Library, CA Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.
VOYA Reviews 2005 June
The classic fairy tales and myths in this collection are retold from a Latin perspective. Included are contemporary tales such as the title story, in which Red walks down Forest Street in the barrio, and Juan and the Pinto Bean Stalk, in which Juan sells an old white station wagon called La Vaca for some magic pinto beans. Other stories incorporate less-modern settings such as the Ancient Aztec retelling of the Greek Orpheus myth, El Dia de los Muertos. The author includes a glossary of Spanish words and phrases, as well as a pronunciation guide to those names borrowed from Aztec legend. Most of these slightly fractured fairy tales are retellings, not reinterpretations, maintaining the message and morality of the original tales. Belleza still falls in love with her Beast but makes certain to educate him about the freedom fighters in Mexico. The author uses unique styles, settings, and perspectives for each tale, fitting each to the mood. The illustrations integrate seamlessly, from the desperate hunger in the eyes of peasants to the sleazy, used-car salesman persuading that slacker Juan. Although there are great moments of humor, such as Red (Roja) riding off with her grandmother in the wolf's Chevy low-rider, this collection does not differ greatly from other anthologies of fractured fairy tales or contribute anything new to the genre. This book is recommended but by no means required for most public and school libraries.-Angela Semifero Glossary. Illus. 3Q 3P M Copyright 2005 Voya Reviews.


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Says gas pumps in different parts of Texas are missing state inspection stickers and/or their inspections are out of date--and that's cheating consumers.
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Says Democrat Hank Gilbert "has a criminal conviction for theft, has multiple years of unpaid taxes, has multiple tax liens and fines, unsafe driving convictions (and) has recently been accused of taking a bribe and is on record lying to the press this year about his criminal record."
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One of the busiest fighters in all of mixed martial arts (MMA), Donald Cerrone, will step into the Octagon for the tenth time in less than three years this Wednesday (Aug. 28, 2013) at UFC Fight Night 27, which goes down from the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Having faced the cream of the crop in the lightweight division dating back to his World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) days, "Cowboy" has gone toe-to-toe with past and present champions who carry big name value such as Anthony Pettis, Ben Henderson and Nate Diaz, just to name a few.
But, as he eyes his second straight win, Cerrone will take on a man who doesn't exactly carry the "name" as the aforementioned fighters in the form of Rafael dos Anjos, admitting on "The MMA Hour" that he didn't know who the Brazilian was prior to signing on the dotted line.
According to "Cowboy," he's not trying to be disrespectful by saying that, it's simply the truth.
"Not to be disrespectful about the guy. It's just that I don't really pay attention. It has nothing to do with me or (people) directly around me, I just don't pay attention. I'm sure he's been out there doing great things. I just have no idea."
Nevertheless, it's safe to assume Donald got familiar with the scrappy Brazilian pretty quick, seeing as how the Evolve MMA fighter has reeled off four straight victories inside the highly-competitive UFC lightweight division, second only to Ben Henderson's seven straight wins.
That streak, however, doesn't necessarily impress Cerrone, because as the 26-fight veteran says, at the end of the day, Rafael still has to step into the Octagon against him.
"I don't care. It doesn't matter to me. He can win 10 in a row, he still has to fight me."
Currently ranked at No. 10 in the official UFC rankings, a win over an established veteran such as Cerrone (ranked number six) would definitely boost Rafael's stock and inch him closer to a shot at the division strap.
And perhaps make a name for himself at the expense of "Cowboy" in the process.
Their 155-pound fight will serve as the co-main event as Cerrone's training partner, Carlos Condit, will headline the UFC on FOX Sports 1 event opposite Martin Kampmann in a pivotal welterweight showdown.


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'Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown' Cinematographer Zach Zamboni on Getting the Shot, No Matter What
A few weeks ago, I was excited to learn several things involving one of my favorite TV series — Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown. The first was that Season 1 had picked up two Emmys, one of which was awarded to its documentary-style cinematography. Soon after, I was fortunate enough to catch Parts Unknown DP Zach Zamboni speaking at a Rule Boston Camera Pub Night. In his presentation and the subsequent Q&A, Zach discussed things I've wondered about since the show was still called No Reservations: details of the crew's difficult (sometimes) improvisational shoots on the fly, far from home, with limited resources. And Emmy-winning footage as a result. To hear Zach's full thoughts on the technical — and philosophical — aspects of his Emmy-winning shooting, click through. More »
Sony Adds Free S-Log to All F3 Cameras in New Firmware Update
Sony, in a move that will either please or anger some F3 owners, is releasing S-Log for free in a new firmware update. While they had decided to make it free with all new F3 cameras back in March, it still cost money for those who hadn't purchased it yet. Now it's going to be free to anyone that wants it. Before you send angry emails to Sony, they've limited the free S-Log to 4:2:2, so you'll still need to purchase it if you want the full 4:4:4. If you've been thinking about an F3 purchase, there has never been a better time than the present. Here is AbelCine's Andy Shipsides with a video discussing the new update and how it affects the overall camera system: More »
Sony Adds S-Log for Free on the F3 (Unless You Already Bought S-Log or Own an F3)
Sony, likely fearing the growing competition from the C300 and all of the new DSLRs coming out, has decided to make S-Log a standard option on all new F3 purchases. It would have made a lot of sense to offer this feature as standard in the first place, but Sony decided to charge $3000 for what amounts to little more than a firmware upgrade. What should be great news is terrible news for those who already own an F3. More »
Clarifying Field of View, Depth of Field, and Crop Factors
Stu Maschwitz has a very interesting post about creating a "Shot You Can Make Simulator" that is essentially a virtual playground in After Effects for simulating different field of view/depth of field/crop factors. More on that in a second — first, on the same topic, Philip Bloom has a video comparing the field of view on the new Panasonic AF100 and Sony F3. As you can see below, the same lens yields a different FOV thanks to the Micro 4/3 crop factor of the AF100 (18.8 x10.6mm), compared to the Super 35 chip in the Sony (23.6 x 13.3mm): More »
Sony to Release an Entry-Level Version of the F3 Early Next Year
As the same time as footage from the $16k Sony F3 hit the 'net, the electronics giant issued a press release about a consumer version of the same camera. The Sony NXCAM will be outfitted with an identically-sized Super 35mm sensor, but will take Sony E-mount lenses (similar to the NEX-VG10) along with "other mounts with third party adapters," and will record to AVCHD/MPEG-4-AVC/H.264. I wouldn't expect any uncompressed outputs, as that would defeat the purpose of also selling a $16k version of the same camera; no word on pricing for the NXCAM yet. More »
First Sony PMW-F3 Footage Hits the Web
Sony's announcement of a compact camcorder with a 35mm sensor, priced at $16k, has raised a lot of questions. How will the PMW-F3 compare to low-end DSLRs? Panasonic's $5k AG-AF100? RED cams? ARRI ALEXA? Will its footage look like video (which Sony is known for), or will it yield a flatter, more gradable image? Thanks to not just one, but three shorts that have just hit the web, some of these questions have been answered. Here are three videos shot entirely on the Sony F3: More »


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BEMIDJI, Minn. (AP) -- The Minnesota group that represents charitable gambling operators is holding meetings around the state to promote the struggling electronic bar games that are supposed to help pay for the new Minnesota Vikings stadium.
The first of nine meetings hosted by Allied Charities of Minnesota is Monday night in Bemidji. Meetings are also scheduled in Duluth, Mankato, Rochester, Fergus Falls, Willmar, Marshall, St. Cloud and Fridley.
Tax revenue from last year's expansion into electronic versions of traditional paper pull-tab games is supposed to help fund the state's $350 million share of the $1 billion stadium. But the games have performed far below original projections, and supporters say part of the problem is lack of promotion to bars and clubs that could offer the games but so far do not.
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Interstate Food v. Town of Ft. Fairfield Download as PDF Wordperfect 3 Back to Opinions Page MAINE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT Reporter of Decisions Decision: 1997 ME 193 Docket: Aro-96-296 Submitted on Briefs: February 7, 1997 Decided : August 18, 1997 Panel: WATHEN, C.J., and ROBERTS, GLASSMAN, CLIFFORD, RUDMAN, DANA and LIPEZ, JJ. Majority: ROBERTS, GLASSMAN, RUDMAN, DANA AND LIPEZ, JJ. Dissent: WATHEN, C.J. and CLIFFORD, J.
INTERSTATE FOOD PROCESSING CORP. v. TOWN OF FORT FAIRFIELD
LIPEZ, J. [¶1] Interstate Food Processing Corp. appeals from the judgment entered in the Superior Court (Aroostook County, Pierson, J.) affirming the State Board of Property Tax Review's dismissal of Interstate's tax abatement appeal. Interstate argues that its appeal should have been suspended rather than dismissed. We agree and vacate the judgment. [¶2] In April 1993, Interstate's food processing plant and related facilities in Fort Fairfield were valued for property tax purposes at approximately $5.3 million. Interstate was assessed property taxes of approximately $144,000 for the 1993-1994 tax year. The taxes, due in February 1994, were not paid until June 1994. In March 1994, Interstate sought an abatement from the assessor of the Town of Fort Fairfield. The assessor denied the request and Interstate appealed to the Town Board of Assessment Review. The Town Board did not act on the appeal and it was deemed denied in July 1994. See 36 M.R.S.A. § 843(1) (Supp. 1996), amended by P.L. 1995, ch. 262, § 4 (appeal deemed denied if board fails to give written notice of its decision within 60 days). Interstate appealed the Town Board's denial to the State Board of Property Tax Review which granted the Town's motion to dismiss, concluding that the plain language of 36 M.R.S.A. § 843(4), (Supp. 1996), amended by P.L. 1995, ch. 262, § 4,{1} requires dismissal of appeals brought after the due date of taxes when those taxes were unpaid as of the due date. The Superior Court affirmed the State Board's decision. This appeal followed. [¶3] When, as here, the Superior Court acts as an intermediate appellate court, we review directly the decision of the State Board for errors of law. See, e.g., Weekley v. Town of Scarborough, 676 A.2d 932 (Me. 1996). Interstate argues that the State Board erred in interpreting 36 M.R.S.A. § 843(4) to require dismissal rather than suspension of its appeal. Interstate contends that the plain language of section 843(4) specifies only that taxes must be paid by the due date to enter or continue an appeal. It does not state the consequences of failure to pay the required tax. Interstate asserts that there are two possible interpretations of the effect of failure to pay: suspension of the appeal until the taxes are paid or permanent dismissal. It contends suspension is the proper interpretation. We agree. [¶4] When interpreting a statute, we must give effect to the intent of the Legislature. Town of Madison, Dep't of Elec. Works v. PUC, 682 A.2d 231, 234 (Me. 1996). That intent is obtained ordinarily from the plain language of the statute itself, and such plain meaning is applied so long as it does not lead to an absurd or illogical result. See e.g., Central Maine Medical Center v. Maine Health Care Finance Comm'n, 644 A.2d 1383, 1386 (Me. 1994). "'The legislative department is supposed to have a consistent design and policy and to intend nothing inconsistent or incongruous.'" Whorff v. Johnson, 143 Me. 198, 204, 58 A.2d 553, 556 (1948) (quoting Cummings v. Everett, 82 Me. 260, 265, 19 A. 456, 457 (1890).{2} When interpreting a section of a statute we "remain mindful of the whole statutory scheme . . . so that a harmonious result may be achieved." Daniels v. Tew Mac Aero Servs., Inc., 675 A.2d 984, 987 (Me. 1996). [¶5] Here the plain language of the statute provides that if a taxpayer fails to pay its taxes when due and then attempts to appeal, such an appeal may not be entered. The plain meaning of the language appears to require dismissal of an appeal filed in those circumstances. Such an interpretation, however, leads to an illogical result. That is, an appeal filed the day before the due date is merely suspended if the taxes are not paid by the due date, but an appeal filed one day after the due date is dismissed if the taxes were not paid by the due date. This illogical result raises a question as to the Legislature's intent. [¶6] We look to the purposes of the statute to determine the sanction intended by the Legislature. See, e.g., Givertz v. Maine Medical Center, 459 A.2d 548, 554 (Me. 1983) (failure to meet statutory notice-of-claim provisions subjected malpractice suit to dismissal rather than a stay because a contrary conclusion would frustrate "the very essence of the object sought to be accomplished by the Legislature, i.e., the prospective lessening of litigation and the settlement of meritorious claims . . . ."); see also Michaud v. Northern Maine Medical Center, 436 A.2d 398, 401-02 (Me. 1981) (when a party fails to meet a statutory requirement the question becomes what is the appropriate sanction under the circumstances). By enacting section 843(4), the Legislature sought to ensure prompt payment of property taxes.{3} A provision within section 843(4) itself reveals that suspension rather than dismissal is sufficient to accomplish that objective. See Dunton v. Eastern Fine Paper Co., 423 A.2d 512 (Me. 1980) (dismissal is inappropriate when that sanction does not serve the legitimate purpose behind a technical procedural requirement). Section 843(4) requires that when an appeal is filed before the due date and the taxes are not paid by the due date, the appeal is merely suspended until payment. In light of the statute's explicit requirement of suspension for failure to pay taxes when an appeal is filed before the due date, and the illogical consequence of requiring dismissal of an appeal filed after the due date when taxes have not been paid, we conclude that the Legislature intended that the consequence of failing to pay taxes by the due date when an appeal is filed after the due date is suspension of an appeal until payment.{4} The entry is: Judgment vacated. Remanded to the Superior Court for entry of a judgment vacating the decision of the State Board of Property Tax Review, and further proceedings consistent with the opinion herein.FOOTNOTES******************************** {1} . When Interstate filed its appeal, section 843(4) provided: A taxpayer must pay an amount of current taxes equal to the amount of taxes paid in the next preceding year or the amount of taxes in the current tax year not in dispute, whichever is greater, by the due date in order to enter an appeal under this section or to continue prosecution of an appeal pending under this section. If an appeal is in process upon expiration of a due date for payment of taxes in a particular municipality, without the appropriate amount of taxes having been paid, the appeal process must be suspended until the appropriate amount of taxes, together with any accrued interest and costs, has been paid. This section applies to any property tax year beginning on or after April 1, 1993. {2} . We have used a variety of formulations to describe the type of results that lead us to look beyond the plain meaning of a statute to determine the legislative intent. See e.g., International Paper Co. v. Town of Jay, 665 A.2d 998, 1002 (Me. 1995) (results that are absurd, inconsistent, unreasonable, or illogical); Jordan v. Sears, Roebuck & Co. 651 A.2d 358, 360 (Me. 1994) (results that are absurd, illogical, or inconsistent); Woodcock v. Atlass, 393 A.2d 167, 170 (Me. 1978) (results that are inconsistent or unreasonable); Whorff v. Johnson, 143 Me. 198, 204, 58 A.2d 553, 556 (1948) (results that are inconsistent or incongruous). {3} . The emergency preamble of the act enacting the applicable version of section 843(4) provides: Whereas, Acts of the Legislature do not become effective until 90 days after adjournment unless enacted as emergencies; and Whereas, municipalities have certain expenses and liabilities that must be met as they become due; and Whereas, it is necessary that the assessed taxes are paid in a timely manner in order to provide the required revenue for the municipalities; and Whereas, the 90-day period may not terminate before taxes committed after April 1, 1993 are due; and Whereas, in the judgment of the Legislature, these facts create an emergency . . . and require the following legislation as immediately necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety . . . . P.L. 1995, ch. 242, Emergency preamble. {4} . The Legislature's 1995 amendment to section 843(4) explicitly provides suspension as the consequence in these circumstances. See 36 M.R.S.A. § 843(4) (Supp. 1996). Although we do not rely on this fact to reach our conclusion here, the amendment reflects a legislative judgment that suspension addresses adequately the underlying purpose of the statute.
WATHEN, C.J., with whom Clifford, J. joins, dissenting. [¶7] I respectfully dissent. The statute is unambiguous. The plain meaning of the statute prohibits the filing of an appeal if the taxpayer has failed to pay taxes when due. "A taxpayer must pay an amount of current taxes . . . in order to enter an appeal . . . or to continue prosecution of an appeal. . . ." 36 M.R.S.A. § 843(4) (Supp. 1996). If the meaning of the statute is clear on its face, the language must prevail and no further inquiry is required. Cook v. Lisbon School Committee, 682 A.2d 672, 676 (Me. 1996). Moreover, in this case, the plain meaning of the language unmistakably furthers the purpose of the statute-to ensure prompt payment of property taxes. [¶8] The Court justifies its interpretation of the statute by suggesting that the plain language leads to an illogical result. The statute draws a distinction between delinquent taxpayers who enter an appeal before the due date and delinquent taxpayers who enter an appeal after the due date. When current taxes are not paid, the statute denies an appeal to those who have failed to file before the date taxes are due and suspends the appeal of any taxpayer who has filed in a timely fashion. I disagree with the Court's conclusion that this result is illogical. Reasonable minds may differ over the wisdom or fairness of the line drawn by the Legislature, but the line has been drawn and we should apply it. [¶9] In my judgment, dismissal of the appeal is the only appropriate remedy. "A statute prohibiting the commencement of an action [or appeal] need say no more to require a dismissal of any action [or appeal] filed in violation of its terms." Michaud v. Northern Maine Medical Center, 436 A.2d 398, 403 (Me. 1981) (Wathen J., dissenting). I would affirm the judgment.:
Attorney for plaintiff: Richard N. Solman, Esq. Solman & Hunter, P.A. P O Box 665 Caribou, ME 04736 Attorneys for defendant: Lee K. Bragg, Esq. Janet E. Milley, Esq. P O Box 9729 Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer & Nelson Portland, ME 04104


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Special Issue "Integrated River Basin Management and Regional Sustainable Development"
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Dear Colleagues,
This special issue for Sustainability aims to present current theoretical and applied work to advance our understanding of integrated river basin management and regional sustainable development. The idea of integrated river basin management has gained prominence mainly because water security has become a pivotal issue for regional sustainable development in recent years, particularly for regions with a fragile ecology and sensitive to global climate change, urbanization and industrialization, economic growth, land use and land cover change, etc.
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- planting structure change, agricultural irrigation and influences on water demand
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Article: An Extended Input Output Table Compiled for Analyzing Water Demand and Consumption at County Level in China
Sustainability 2014, 6(6), 3301-3320; doi:10.3390/su6063301
Received: 6 March 2014; in revised form: 14 May 2014 / Accepted: 16 May 2014 / Published: 27 May 2014Show/Hide Abstract | PDF Full-text (837 KB) | HTML Full-text | XML Full-text
Sustainability 2014, 6(4), 2357-2378; doi:10.3390/su6042357
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Article: Analysis of Multi-Scale Changes in Arable Land and Scale Effects of the Driving Factors in the Loess Areas in Northern Shaanxi, China
Sustainability 2014, 6(4), 1747-1760; doi:10.3390/su6041747
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Demetrious Rezos presents an exhibition in celebration of North America's native inhabitants and wildlife through the medium of oil and acrylic on canvas. With a quiet respectful voice and imaging, this exhibition looks to spark an understanding that willtransform into a spirit of conservation and appreciation of vanishing spirits as we remember what once was.
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Gadi Zamir's oversized works of art draw one into a deeper way of seeing the world. Zamir brings his recycled wood canvasses to life by engraving with heat and then painting surreal imagery with earthy tones. His work of turning the discarded into the beautiful spills over into the details of the exhibit hall with handcrafted tables and counters, a custom-built stage, and distinctive architectural details.
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