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What is wrong with this paragraph from today's New York Times that describes the origin of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus:
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A clinical trial of an innovative vaccine is occurring. The vaccine could offer hope to patients with advanced ovarian cancer. The vaccine, which is derived from the patient's tumor cells, is designed to jumpstart the patient's immune system to attack and kill cancer cells.
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A deadly new bird flu virus in China evolved from migratory birds via waterfowl to poultry and into people, and there are other bird flu viruses circulating that could follow the same path, scientists have found.
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By throwing together a common fungus and a common bacteria, researchers are producing isobutanol — a biofuel that gallon-for-gallon delivers 82 percent of gasoline's heat energy. The more common ethanol, by contrast, only gets 67 percent of gasoline's energy, and does more damage to pipelines an... Read More
Females can mount more powerful immune responses than males, but the flip side of this enhanced protection against infections is a greater risk for autoimmune disorders. Shedding light on the underlying causes of the gender bias in autoimmune diseases, a study published by Cell Press August 22nd... Read More
Gut bacteria exert a dramatic, systemic effect on the development of the immune system's B-lymphocytes, according to a new mouse study by researchers at Boston Children's Hospital. While influences of gut bacteria on T-lymphocytes have been noted before, this is the first time that researchers h... Read More
In this post from my blog, I discuss the recent interest in snarky-funny academic hashtags on Twitter, such as #overlyhonestsyllabi. Just like students, educators need to blow off some steam (especially as classes approach!). But it is also important to remember our educational goals, and matc... Read More
New test system identifies 193 different yeasts and bacteria known to cause illness (FDA Press Release)
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A Michigan State University scientist will use a $1.9 million grant from the National Science Foundation and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (United Kingdom) to solve the mystery of the missing bacteria.
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Dr. Jeffrey Almond began his career as an academic virologist studying influenza. Eventually Jeffrey started his own lab and began studying picornaviruses working on an oral polio vaccine strain.
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A hospital was fined after a pair of neurosurgeons implanted fecal bacteria into the brains of patients during operations without proper authorization. A few things jump out at us here. 1) They did WHAT!?! 2) There's proper authorization for putting poop in people's brains!?! 3) Ewwwwwww.
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Nothing gets our attention like pain.
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THE BACHELORETTE – "Episode 802″ – Thirteen bachelors take to the stage and join Emily and the beloved Muppets for a live performance benefitting The Ricky Hendrick Centers for Intensive Care at The Levine Children's Hospital. The men split up in groups to rehearse, but one man has a serious case of performance panic. He explains the problem to Emily and musters up enough courage to go on, but how will he feel when Miss Piggy targets him during the show? The men also get a pleasant surprise when they see Ricki for the first time as she joins her mother and The Muppets in a special performance. That evening at the swank after party, the competition for Emily's attention heats up: Chris is all smiles as the Bachelorette gushes over his looks; Stevie treats her to a slow dance but gets interrupted by the overconfident Kalon; and Jef finally starts to open up to Emily, on "The Bachelorette," MONDAY, MAY 21 (9:01-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/ANGELINE HERRON)
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BROCKTON, Mass. (MyFoxBoston.com) -- A 57-year-old Brockton man is facing drunk driving charges for his alleged connection to a crash in the city's south side.
The Enterprise reports Antonio Delgado is charged with causing serious bodily injury while driving drunk in the Thursday night crash.
Investigators allege Delgado was driving in the area of Garcia Grocery and Tropical on Main Street at about 10 p.m. when the crash occurred.
Police believe a victim who was injured in the crash, Carlos Gomes, was a passenger in the car. They believe he got out of the car and Delgado backed up, crashing the car into the grocery store and hitting Gomes. Gomes was transported to Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital. His condition is unknown.
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Weston-super-Mare People has all the Italian Restaurants in Weston-super-Mare listed, many with reviews and star ratings; select one of the local Italian Restaurants from the list below for local authentic Italian food, Ristorantes and Trattorias in Weston-super-Mare - be sure to return to Weston-super-Mare People and leave a review.
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Bottelinos is really good value, lovely food and decent portion sizes. Great place to take the children or a party as nice atmosphere and friendly staff.
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La Cucina Italiana impressed me with the relaxed atmosphere and the elegance and sophistication of the food. The location is great, being in the picturesque village of Uphill. The staff are really friendly, particulalry Joanna,...
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Another year, another batch of celebrity breakups. Take a ride down 2013's highway of heartbreak.
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Jane Levy and Jaime Freitas( Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times )
"Suburgatory" star Jane Levy filed for divorce in April to end her short-lived marriage to actor Jaime Freitas.
The actress, 23, who plays a sharp-witted New York City teen transplanted to the suburbs on the ABC comedy series, filed papers in Los Angeles Superior Court and cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split. She indicated that she did not want to pay spousal support, according to court papers.
The "Shameless" alum hasn't really spoken publicly about their marriage but the documents say that they wed on March 3, 2011, and separated on October 31, 2011 -- which means their separation lasted more than twice as long as the seven months they were together in their under-the-radar marriage.
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Working in Kuwait
With a gross domestic product of over US $150 billion in 2012, the importance of Kuwait's economy largely surpasses its small geographical size. Kuwait has a wealthy and fairly open economy which mainly relies on the country's immense oil resources. At 2%, Kuwait has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the world.
Expatriates with skills needed in the country's booming economy are welcomed with open arms. Still, this applies only to those who will be employed in Kuwait for a temporary period. Foreigners generally are not granted citizenship, irrespective of how long they have been a resident of Kuwait. Foreigners cannot own land or property, either.
Main Industries in Kuwait
Kuwait's economy is dominated by the massive oil industry. Kuwait has crude oil reserves of around102 million barrels, about 7% of total world reserves. Petroleum accounts for close to half of Kuwait's GDP and 95% of government income. Many expatriates working in Kuwait are employed in this sector.
The manufacturing sector is also dominated by oil products and is mainly export-oriented. The fastest growing fields in the service sector have recently been real estate, business services and finance. These also offer various opportunities for expats.
As Kuwait has practically no arable land, it does not have any meaningful agriculture. The state imports more than 95% of its food. The only exception is the fishing industry, as seafood is plentiful in Kuwait's coastal waters.
Work Permits for Kuwait
All expats with the exception of nationals of Gulf Cooperation Council member states have to obtain a work permit before they can take up employment in Kuwait. Work permits are only issued if the expat has a valid employment offer.
The employer then functions as a sponsor for the expatriate employee while he or she is working in Kuwait. This means he handles all the administrative work for you, from filing the visa application to opening your bank account. Also, your sponsor is responsible for you as long as you are resident in Kuwait and liable if you violate any regulations.
Once the work permit has been granted and residency obtained, an expat can now in turn act as sponsor for his (!) spouse and children. If dependents also want to have a job in Kuwait, they have to obtain separate work permits under the sponsorship of a Kuwaiti national.
Taxation in Kuwait
Most of Kuwait's extensive government spending is financed by oil revenues. Taxes, the main source of government income elsewhere, are apparently dispensable. There are no personal taxes, not even for expats working in Kuwait.
The only ones liable to income tax are foreign companies working in Kuwait. The corporate income tax rate for foreign businesses currently is a flat 15%. Kuwaiti-owned businesses are exempted from any corporate taxes.
As those working in Kuwait will soon find out, the country does not have any value-added tax, either. There are speculations, however, that it may soon be introduced.
Social Security in Kuwait
Kuwait has a comprehensive social security system covering all Kuwaiti nationals working in Kuwait. It covers pensions, disability and sickness benefits as well as free public health care. The system is financed partly by the state and partly by monthly contributions from employees and employers.
The public social security system, however, is not accessible for expats working in Kuwait. Some employers have corporate pension schemes for expatriate employees. If these are not available, it is advisable to continue paying into a state pension scheme and/or private pension plan in your home country while you are working in Kuwait.
Expatriates do have access to public medical care while residing in Kuwait. In recent years, however, there has been increasing pressure on foreign companies to provide private health insurance for expatriates working in Kuwait in order to reduce the burden on the public system.


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A man arrested for indecent exposure in Raleigh now faces assault charges related to a stabbing in Goldsboro.
Bryan Marquail Williams was arrested in Raleigh Monday for indecent exposure and second-degree trespassing at a downtown Raleigh hotel. Williams told police he was Derrick Maye from Goldsboro.
But on Wednesday, police in Wake and Wayne counties figured out Maye was actually Williams.
Goldsboro Police had been looking for Williams since July 2, when he is accused of being one of three people who broke into Shavonta Jones' apartment on 1004-B Slaughter Street at 5:20 a.m.
Police say Williams, a former boyfriend of Jones, stabbed Shawn Stevens, who was in bed at the time. There were also children in the apartment, but they were unharmed. Stevens was treated and released from Wayne Memorial Hospital.
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In conjunction with UALR's Employee Benefits Fair, and to celebrate National Cholesterol Education month, Health Services offered free cholesterol screenings from September 29th to October 2, 2009 in the Health Services office. 100 staff and faculty participated in the event.
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Israeli MKs storm out during EU parliament chief's speech
Published Thursday 13/02/2014 (updated) 24/02/2014 11:18
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BETHLEHEM (Ma'an) -- Right-wing Israeli MKs stormed out of the Knesset on Wednesday during a speech by European Parliament President Martin Schulz, accusing the EU official of propagating "lies" about Palestinian water consumption.
During an address to the Israeli Knesset, Schulz told MKs that the EU would always stand by Israel's side and mentioned the importance of remembering the Holocaust.
A day earlier, the German official had said that the EU would not boycott Israel.
But comments about the disparity between Israeli and Palestinian water consumption and Israel's seven-year blockade of the Gaza Strip prompted a walk-out by members of the far-right Jewish Home party.
Party leader Naftali Bennett demanded on Facebook that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "demand an immediate correction in the name of honor of the State of Israel," Ynet reported.
"I will not accept an untrue sermon on morality directed at Israel in Israel's parliament. Definitely not in German," he added.
Speaking to German newspaper Die Welt on Thursday, Schulz expressed surprise at the reaction as he claimed to have given a "pro-Israel speech."
Several MKs decided to boycott Schulz's speech in advance on the basis that he was to address the Knesset in German.
Likud official Moshe Feiglin wrote on Facebook: "I see no value in having the parliament of the Jewish state hear a speech in the language used to force our parents onto trains and into furnaces."
In reaction to the walkout, Israeli rights group B'Tselem released a statement on Wednesday describing "undeniable discrimination" in the amount of water allocated to Palestinians.
"Yes, there is discrimination in water allocation and Israeli citizens receive much more water than Palestinian residents of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip," a statement said.
"The Government of Israel is largely responsible for this discrimination due its water policy."
According to The Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene group, or EWASH, Israelis, including settlers, have access to 300 liters of water per day while the West Bank average is around 70 liters, below the World Health Organization's recommended minimum of 100 liters per day for basic sanitation, hygiene and drinking.
In the south Hebron hills, average water consumption varies between 10-60 liters per day, similar to consumption levels in sub-Saharan Africa or Haiti.
1 ) Sarah / The Netherlands
13/02/2014 13:20
Truth hurts??? Good!
2 ) Heracles / Paris
13/02/2014 14:29
The Israeli administration is seriously concerned about the quantities of water used by Palestinians ....................... that is why the IDF regularly destroy wells and water springs in the occupied territory !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3 ) @ Heracles-2 / USA
13/02/2014 16:26
The Hamas administration should be "seriously concerned about the quantities of water (food, education, hospitals, etc.) for Palestinians",
and prioritize these above their existing priority of killing Jews !!
4 ) Mel / USA
13/02/2014 16:28
'Nasty Benito' is just another rural-right Zionist & fascist.As a closeted neo-nazi,he probably wishes he had a swastika on his arm,LOL? Look at the guy! He's a Jewish-fascist white-supremacist thug,hiding under the sheeps-cloth of the "Holocaust"(boring)while he sends out his minions to attack defenseless non-Jews deprived of clean,adequate water,just to fill up Jewish swimming pools & sprinkler-systems in white-Jewish-only colonies,on OCCUPIED land.Occupation of water resources is a WAR CRIME!
5 ) Maureen / Australia
13/02/2014 19:34
Wonder where the right wing Israeli MKs wnt after storming out of the Knesset. - went to top up their swimming pools with more Palestinian drinking water?
6 ) Carlos / usa
13/02/2014 19:41
European Parliament President Martin Schulz is coming around to the reality of israeli debauchery. If he wont Boycott israel, I will by buying computers with AMD processors instead of intel chips.
7 ) Colin Wright / USA
13/02/2014 21:01
These were the actual words of the EU president: "A Palestinian youth asked me why an Israeli can use 70 cubic liters of water and a Palestinian just 17," he said. "I haven't checked the data. I'm asking you if this is correct."
8 ) Dan / US
13/02/2014 21:28
This is unbelievable. The president of the EU parliament himself comes to the Israeli parliament and say unchecked rumors about Israel preventing the most basic thing WATER. How would Germany react if an Israeli official came to the German parliament and say the he heard from someone that in 2014 Germany put Jewish people in gas chambers. So many lies. "the IDF regularly destroy wells" is a joke from someone that never visited the area... the Palestinians don't have wells!!!
9 ) Mike / UK
16/02/2014 14:49
@Heracles-2/USA Palestinians 'prioritize killing Jews' do they? Let's have some facts. Exactly how many Jews have been killed in say the last 10 years? Now, how many Palestinians? Don't forget the 1400 men, women and children slaughtered during Cast Lead
10 ) Dimi / Germany
17/02/2014 18:19
Martin Schultz was unpolite because he "teached" the Knesset iun German. In his position he should abstain from comparing such things unknown to him. Drinking water is a limited resource,so he should blame the Israelis for consuming to much pointing to the Palestinians whu need less water.
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Fans who have been streaming American Legacies, the unprecedented collaboration between bluegrass music's legendary Del McCoury Band and New Orleans music giants, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, can finally snag a copy of the album for themselves today, April 12th, as the set is released in multiple configurations designed to appeal to casual listeners and dedicated followers alike. The musical partners are also celebrating the event with the release of a new video that gives a sneak peek at the cross-genre blend on both a musical and personal level, with comments from Del McCoury, the PHJB's Ben Jaffe and more, available at http://www.mccourymusic.com/americanlegacies.cfm, where the curious can still stream the project in its entirety as well as order it directly from the source.
The set—and the joint tour organized to bring its music to venues around the country—have already gotten plenty of attention for its remarkable blend of traditions. The twin legacies of bluegrass and jazz are combined in ways that underline their points of contact while preserving their distinctive characteristics, as horns blend with string band instruments to produce something at once refreshingly new and yet profoundly familiar, from the opening, tradition-based "The Band's In Town" through the closing "One More 'Fore I Die." And whether they're tackling a decades-old standard or a new composition, the two groups bring fierce musicianship, deep respect and a rollicking good humor to the musical table in a way that makes the joy of the encounter unmistakable.
Known as one of the premiere ambassadors of bluegrass, the Del McCoury Band is fronted by veteran Del McCoury, who apprenticed in the honkytonks of Baltimore and with Bill Monroe before starting his own band more than 40 years ago. A hero to east coast bluegrass audiences through the 1970s and 1980s, he stepped onto the national stage with a move to Nashville in the early 1990s that started the Del McCoury Band on an unprecedented streak of International Bluegrass Music Association awards and international acclaim. Today, McCoury, along with a band that includes his sons Ron and Rob, are admired by hard-core bluegrass traditionalists and eclectic music fans and stars alike as they make appearances everywhere from the Bonnaroo Music Festival to late night network TV shows to their own popular Delfest. For millions of fans across the US and around the world, the Del McCoury Band is simply the face of bluegrass.
Founded just a few years before McCoury joined Bill Monroe's Blue Grass Boys, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band has been carrying the distinctive sound of New Orleans jazz around the world on behalf of Preservation Hall, a unique venue that embodies the city's musical legacy. With a cast of musicians schooled through first-hand experience and apprenticeship into the music's historic traditions, the PHJB has served as an irreplaceable, vital link to the earliest days of one of America's most beloved forms of popular music, evoking the spirits of times past in an ever-evolving modern context that has found them traveling around the world.
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April 13 - St. Charles, MO @ Family Arena April 14 - Lawrence, KS @ University of Kansas- Leid Center April 15 - Appleton, WI @ Fox Cities PAC April 16 - Naperville, IL @ Pfeiffer Hall April 17 - Fayetteville, AR @ Baum Walker Hall at Walton Arts Center April 19 - Wilmington, NC @ The Sarah Graham Kenan Memorial May 12 - Los Angeles, CA @ UCLA- Royce Hall May 27 - DelFest, Cumberland, MD June 10 - Bonnaroo, Manchester, TN July 7 - Winnipeg Folk Fest August 6 - Edmonton Folk Fest
Denver, Colorado rockers Kinetix continue to build upon their DIY success of the previous five years, having spent 2009 logging more than 10,000+ miles criss-crossing the country setting concert hall and music festival audiences on fire with their soul-powered rock and roll. Now in 2010, the band has rededicated themselves to the studio and have produced their finest album to date. Uniting soaring vocal harmonies, muscular guitar riffs, deep bass, R&B flavored electronic organ drenched in reverb, a tireless work ethic and extreme attention to detail on the production of both their new album and live shows, Kinetix is set to continue assembling an army of intensely loyal fans from coast to coast.
With a band name derived in part from motion and energy, Kinetix's rise from their humble Denver roots into a popular nationally touring band has been nothing short of spectacular. Formed by a group of college buddies at Lamont School of Music at Denver University, Kinetix was originally merely a vehicle to blow off steam and play music at weekend hangouts. Their popularity during those early days became a phenomenon that quickly outgrew the rowdy house parties where the band cut their teeth.
Within two years of forming, minus any street team, radio play or mainstream media attention, Kinetix was easily selling out theatres in their hometown based solely on word of mouth. The shows translated to thousands of song downloads and album sales of their debut and sophomore album releases. And sure enough that word-of-mouth buzz spread nationwide, quickly racking up sold out shows in numerous cities far away from the band's Denver base.
The eleven tracks of Let Me In were produced by Andy Guerrero of the Flobots and engineered and mixed by Jason Livermore at the legendary rock and roll Blasting Room Studios. The new album builds upon the band's reputation as a live tour de force, but now heralds the rock quintet as studio musicians capable of creating an album worthy and almost certainly destined for mainstream radio play. Early listens of the new Kinetix album have garnered praise among fans and industry insiders alike as a more mature continuation of the keyboard and guitar driven sound Kinetix has always been known for.
While previous album efforts showcased the band's excellent musicianship, the new album plays up the addition of more emotionally insightful lyrical and vocal development, most notably heard on "Wishing Well" and "To See You Go". Other standout album tracks such as "Fighting For" showcase massive guitar riffs layered atop head-bobbing hard rock grooves so fat you could walk on them, while the decidedly up-tempo pop flavored "Anything", "Let Me In" and "Spinning Out" bring to the forefront the band's striking vocal harmonies, rhythm and blues flavored chord progressions, and deft keyboard work. Best of all, Let Me In showcases an emotional journey of peaks, valleys, that culminate in the stellar closing track "Out Of My Head", which showcases all of the musical elements that have been used by fans and the press alike to describe Kinetix as one of the best up and coming bands in the country.
Bluebird TheaterFri. May 14th, 2010 | Doors at 8:00Denver, CO
Moe. Summer CampFri. May 28th, 2010 to Sun. May 30th, 2010Chillcothe, IL
Bella Vida Festival Fri. May 28th, 2010 to Sun. May 30th, 2010Geneva, MN
Wakarusa FestivalThu. June 3rd, 2010 to Sun. June 6th, 2010Ozark, AR
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We participate in the NACO program because we believe that authority control is an integral part of the cataloging process which has direct benefits to our user community. Authority control enhances the consistency of headings in LUIS and expands access points through the generation of cross references. Each year we derive into our database thousands of authority records created by the Library of Congress and NACO participating libraries to improve access for our users. Although we receive no financial credit for the headings we establish or revise, we believe it to be in our best interest to contribute to this international cooperative effort. We are required to participate in NACO as a condition of our membership in two cooperative cataloging programs, CONSER and BIBCO.
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Falcons DL Anderson embracing role
It doesn't look like he will ever become the top-tier pass rusher the Falcons thought they were getting in the 2007 draft, but the team still seems confident that Jamaal Anderson can be a very useful piece on the ...
Falcons DT Babineaux suspended
The NFL has suspended Falcons DT Jonathan Babineaux one game for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
Falcons' pass-rush pressure issue to watch
Mustering more of a pass rush — both off the edge as well as inside — might be just the ticket for overall defensive improvement for the Falcons, who are coming off back-to-back winning seasons for the first time in franchise history.
Falcons agree to terms with Weatherspoon
Falcons rookie OLB Sean Weatherspoon will be reporting to training camp on Friday with a five-year contract.
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Gonzalez, who has more catches than any tight end in NFL history, announced Tuesday he is returning to the Falcons for the 2013 season.||||||| Gonzalez said during the season he was 95 percent sure he would retire after the 2012 season. His productive season made it difficult to stick with the retirement plan. Gonzalez, who turned 37 last month, led the Falcons with 93 catches for 930 yards and eight touchdowns. Each total set a high for his four seasons in Atlanta. He added 14 catches for 129 yards and two touchdowns in the team's two postseason games.
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Bees! Would it bother you if a large group of people left your wedding reception very early? You can read my input/reason for asking below, or just answer with your opinion!
I'm asking because my wedding (which was obviously not ruined by this AT ALL, but it still bothers me) had about 100 guests, large majority being family. An entire table of the handful of friends I invited and some family adding up to about 12 people were gone before the 2 "traditional" dances were over. We didn't do a lot of traditional wedding things (no toasts and we kept it to a first dance and father/daughter dance held near the end of dinner), and the (very brief) ceremony and reception were at the same venue. The total time for entire event was about 5 hours. I also made a point to chat with everyone at the reception so they definitely had to dip out purposely at a time when I wouldn't notice, but they left so early that the entire table was reset by the wait staff while people were still eating! Also, one of these friends was originally in the wedding as a BM and declined as she was too busy (which was fine and I understood) but then also did not attend or RSVP to any of the pre-wedding parties she was invited to, or the wedding itself without being tracked down.
I understand people that didn't stay for the ENTIRE event, but weddings are expensive, take a lot of work, and I had a very small list of people to invite. Note: I would also understand older people leaving, or people with children, but that wasn't the case, either.
Yes I'd be super mad!
I'm surprised you say it was mainly family. The people I always see leaving early at weddings are parent's friends.
@AnonymousCupcake: Yes! That would upset me, I'm glad you're not letting it ruin your entire outlook on the wedding tho.
They should have at least stayed to talk to you, through the traditional dances and cake cutting (if that was after dinner).
I would expect this more out of older family members than friends! I already know a few of FI's family members with young children will jet as soon as dinner is done. *shrug* What ya gonna do?
Honestly, I wouldn't be upset at all. Not everyone has 5 hours or wants to spend 5 hours at a wedding/reception. I'm home very little during the week so my weekends are my time to do things at home and/or just hang with my DH. Also, people with kids never get a minute of rest even on the weekends and it's really sometimes the only time they can spend any quality time with them.
In a bride's world the wedding and reception are the most important thing on that particular day. In her guests' worlds the same doesn't hold true.
I don't know. I would at least hope they would stay until after dinner when everyone's finished, not while everyone's still eating. I had a few people leave early too, but most had children and were ILs' friends
@OctBride-2012: I do agree with part of your sentiment. I can completely understand people with kids and I by no means meant they needed to stay all night! I was just saying it was 5 hours total because I know sometimes people have wedding events with space in between the ceremony and reception, or it goes on for a much longer time. However, it is ONE night for what should be an important time for someone you consider special to you (which I personally did feel that way about the friends that left, since the three friends plus dates that I invited were literally the only friends I invited, the family members that also left don't surprise me quite as much, haha).
Yes, I would be really angry. We've always stayed at weddings no matter what. I've been to more than my fair share of boring weddings, but I always stay because it;s incredibly rude to leave early.
Yep, I'd be annoyed. I think you should at least stay until the dancing gets going.
@AnonymousCupcake: Ugh. Yeah, that would upset me. If you're not traveling for many hours that same night, don't have small kids, aren't elderly, or don't have some medical/other issue, I think it's rude to leave super early.
Ok, I will confess that I've actually done this…twice, and I'll happily tell you why, just so everyone has a little perspective into the mind of a wedding guest…and I'm not saying you are like either of the brides in question, but I'm not ashamed to admit that I'll leave an event if I'm so inclined and properly motivated….after all, a reception is a party at which I am a guest, I decide when I'm finished being one.
The first time, I was still in college, and my entire family was invited to a traditional catholic mass wedding ceremony & reception…we're not catholic, we've never been catholic, the ceremony took two hours and I couldn't understand any of it, but whatever, they were married, on to the reception…we drove for 45 minutes just to get there, it was a ballroom, nice, the bar was open, rock on….two and a half hours later….the bride and groom saunter in after taking pictures and all of that….too bad the guests are drunk, starving and half asleep….do they serve dinner? NO! They dim the lights and the bride starts dancing with her dad, her stepdad, her uncle, her cousin…the janitor…you get my drift…we started to fall asleep…so my Dad made an executive decision, we left, picked up pizza on the way home and that was that….
The other time, was an outdoor wedding at a remote family farm in June. Ceremony was quick, we go looking for a place to sit, there aren't enough tables for everyone…we elect to stand so the older guests and people with kids can sit. It's June, it's hot, they serve dinner, it's BBQ, not really something you can eat and hold standing up….plus it was horrifying to look at, this roasted pig on a table, with people in insulated gloves just pulling the meat out of it….so yeah, we left and went to the Keg for dinner.
I understand and appreciate the time, effort and money that goes into a wedding reception, I honestly do, but sometimes there's such a difference in taste, timing or agendas that as a guest, we just have to leave, it's not a slight against our generous hosts, it's just not for us.
Not really, as long as I managed to be able to speak to them before they left and they ate the meal I paid for I wouldn't care. If you aren't in the partying mood, or have other obligations to get to I'm glad they managed to at least come out and watch my vows and do some celebrating with us. If they RSVP's yes for attendance, and only stayed for the ceremony, that would annoy me since they could have just as easily let me know they could only make the ceremony so I didn't pay for their meals for nothing.
@AnonymousCupcake: ooo this would upset me too. I saw this happen at a friend's wedding where people started leaving right after they'd finished eating (not staying for the cake or family dances) and by the time they threw the garter/bouquet there were only about 15 people left! I felt sooooo sorry for her because it was literally two weeks after my wedding and I knew for a fact that she put a ton of effort into everything and paid the DJ for a long time and extended the venue time til midnight but everyone was gone by about 8:30… It was very sad. My DH was in the wedding party so we made sure to stay until they left and it was so sad because by the end of it, they were sort of apologizing that everyone left and thanking us for staying! They ended up telling us to go with about 1.5 hours left on their venue rental because the party was essentially over…
I had my wedding on a yacht so we lucked out cuz NO ONE was allowed to leave early… lol
But yeah, with all the planning and effort and thoughtfulness that goes into the wedding event, I would think people know to stay for at least the dinner, first dances & cutting of the cake. Those are the staple events of the reception and even with children waiting, I wouldn't dream of leaving before those…
You don't have to shut the place down but it would be nice to show some respect for the bride and groom and their emotional/financial investment in the day by celebrating with them for at least a little after the dinner! It would be understandable if they said goodbye and gave a reason but they clearly snuck out… the whole "eat & run" thing is NOT COOL!
@AnonymousCupcake: Just because it wouldn't bother me doesn't mean that I don't understand you being upset. At least they did come to witness your marriage and spend time with you. That is what's really important.
@OctBride-2012: Oh no no I DID agree with part of what you said! Thank you for understanding that I would be upset, though!
@Nona99: Haha well THAT seems understandable! Obviously, if the B&G aren't being considerate of their guests, I would completely understand!


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House of Lies
|House of Lies
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|Created by
|Matthew Carnahan
|Based on
|House of Lies: How Management Consultants Steal Your Watch and Then Tell You the Time
by Martin Kihn
|Country of origin
|United States
|Original language(s)
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
|36 (List of episodes)
|Executive producer(s)
|Running time
|30 minutes
|Production company(s)
|Crescendo Productions
Totally Commercial Films
Refugee Productions
Matthew Carnahan Circus Products
Showtime Networks
|Original channel
|Original run
|January 8, 2012– present
|External links
House of Lies is an American comedy-drama television series created by Matthew Carnahan.[1] The show, which premiered on Showtime on January 8, 2012, is based on the book, House of Lies: How Management Consultants Steal Your Watch and Then Tell You the Time, written by Martin Kihn, a former consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton. It follows a group of management consultants who stop at nothing to get business deals done.
On February 1, 2012, House of Lies was renewed for a second season.[2] The second season premiered January 13, 2013 at 10 pm.[3] The second season finale premiered April 7, 2013. On January 29, 2013, House of Lies was renewed for a third season.[4] Season 3 began airing on January 12, 2014. On February 18, 2014, House of Lies was renewed for a fourth season. [5]
The show focuses on the personal and business lives of Marty Kihn (Don Cheadle), a manipulative, immoral, driven and cold management consultant.
Originally, Marty was a highly successful partner at consultancy firm Galweather Stearn, where he headed up a pod consisting of engagement manager Jeannie van der Hooven (Kristen Bell) and associates Clyde Oberholdt (Ben Schwartz) and Doug Guggenheim (Josh Lawson). He later leaves this position to head up his own firm, Kaan & Associates.
In addition to the questionable business practices of Marty and his team, the series also focuses on Marty's personal life; he deals with his psychotic management consultant ex-wife Monica (Dawn Olivieri), his retired-psychiatrist father Jeremiah (Glynn Turman) and his confidently flamboyant son Roscoe (Donis Leonard, Jr).The main character Marty often breaks the fourth wall popular in shows such as House of Cards, he talks to the viewers in a freeze frame bit in which he alone moves and the others in the background 'freeze' but continue where they left off before the bit.
Cast and characters[edit]
Main cast[edit]
- Don Cheadle as Marty Kaan, the immoral and deceitful proprietor of consultancy firm Kaan & Associates
- Kristen Bell as Jeannie van der Hooven, a partner at Kaan & Associates with whom Marty has a tense relationship
- Ben Schwartz as Clyde Oberholdt, a member of Marty's consultant pod who specialises in marketing and spin
- Josh Lawson as Doug Guggenheim, a member of Marty's consultant pod who specialises in numerical analysis
- Dawn Olivieri as Monica Talbot, an ex-partner at rival firm Kinsley & Associates, and Marty's ex-wife
- Donis Leonard Jr. as Roscoe Kaan, the flamboyant and experimental son of Monica and Marty
- Glynn Turman as Jeremiah Kaan, Marty's ex-psychiatrist father and the main caregiver for Roscoe
Recurring cast[edit]
Season 1[edit]
- John Aylward as K. Warren McDale, CEO/president of Metro-Capital
- Anna Camp as Rachel Norbert, ex-wife of Greg
- Griffin Dunne as Marco "The Rainmaker" Pelios, president/CEO/senior partner at Galweather-Stearn
- Megalyn Echikunwoke as April, Marty's girlfriend
- Mo Gaffney as Principal Gita
- Greg Germann as Greg Norbert, ex-CFO of Metro-Capital
- Richard Schiff as Harrison "Skip" Galweather, senior partner/co-founder of Galweather-Stearn
Season 2[edit]
- Bess Armstrong as Julianne Hotschragar, interim CEO of Galweather-Stearn
- Adam Brody as Nate, CEO/president of adult sex toy company
- Kevin Dobson as Mr. Pinkus, owner of the Emerald casino in Las Vegas
- Lisa Edelstein as Brynn, assistant/political advisor for Carl Criswell
- Mo Gaffney as Principal Gita
- Taylor Gerard Hart as Alex Dushkin, co-owner of Las Vegas Nightclub War
- Evan Hart as Kyle Dushkin, co-owner of Las Vegas Nightclub War
- Ronete Levenson as Tessa, Monica's vegan chef, ex-girlfriend
- Nia Long as Tamara, Galweather & Stearn's newest employee/classmate of Marty's from B School
- Eden Malyn as Zanna, the Pod's personal assistant
- Michael McDonald as Carl Criswell, CEO/president of US Bank
- Elimu Nelson as Kevin, Tamara's husband
- Jenny Slate as Sarah, Doug's girlfriend and later, wife
- Larenz Tate as Malcolm Kaan, Marty's brother
- Mather Zickel as Michael Carlson, owner of the Vibrato casino in Las Vegas
Season 3[edit]
- Genevieve Angelson - Caitlyn Hobart, part of Marty's new pod
- Bess Armstrong as Julianne Hotschragar, interim CEO of Galweather-Stearn, fired in "Boom"
- Eugene Cordero - Everett, part of Monica's pod
- Eliza Coupe - Marisa McClintock, youngest of the McClintock family/chairwoman of McClintock Media Group/founder of MediaWolfOnline newspaper/Clyde's girlfriend
- Griffin Dunne as Marco "The Rainmaker" Pelios, president/CEO/senior Partner at Galweather-Stearn, returned in "Boom"
- Ryan Gaul - Will, part of Marty's new pod, Clyde's nemesis in the new collective pod
- Rob Gleeson - Jeffrey, part of Marty's new pod
- Alice Hunter - Chantelle, a young PhD candidate who is dating Jeremiah Kaan and of whom Marty disapproves
- Lauren Lapkus - Benita Spire, part of Jeanie's new pod
- John Carroll Lynch - Gil Selby, one of Galweather-Stearn's senior partners
- Mekhi Phifer as Andrew "Dre" Collins, cofounder of DollaHyde, a hip-hop fashion label/former drug dealer
- Brad Schmidt - JC, part of Jeanie's new pod
- Jenny Slate as Sarah, Doug's wife
- Daniel Stern - Robert Tretorn, Free Range Foods CEO/president/founder
- Bex Taylor-Klaus - Lex, Roscoe Kaan's partner who is a bad influence on him
- T.I.. as Lukas Frye, cofounder of DollaHyde, a hip-hop fashion label/former drug dealer/founder of Soldier sneakers originally a subsidiary of DollaHyde
- Milana Vayntrub - Christy, part of Monica's pod, was arrested and fired for stabbing her in "Power"
- Brigid Coulter - wife of Andrew "'Dre" Collins.
Critical reception[edit]
Entertainment Weekly's Ken Tucker, reviewing the pilot episode, thought the show's premise "sounds terrific in concept", that "Cheadle and Bell are each in their own way exceedingly charming performers with a devilish aspect to their images", and that it has debuted at a good time: "at this time in history, who doesn't want to see undeservingly wealthy people get fleeced, or at least brought low by their avarice?" But ultimately Tucker found House of Lies wanting, writing that it is actually not "all that interesting", and that its "crucial weakness is its dead language". For Tucker, "there's no novelty or freshness in House of Lies' patter or its penis-placement" (the latter comment being a reference to House of Lies' "butt-load of the sort of sexual activity one can get away with on pay-cable").[6]
In stark contrast, Matt Rouch, writing in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, thought that "as a pitiless, biting satire of the debauched state of American big business, it's no lie to call this one of the smartest, funniest shows of the new year", praising its being "[d]eeply cynical, garish in its raunchiness and always rudely, lewdly hilarious". It "swims in a shark tank of such appalling survival-of-the-nastiest bad behavior it could launch its own channel: Human Animal Planet". Where Tucker finds House of Lies' lines and dialogue poor, Rouch praises Don Cheadle's character's lines: Cheadle's character "often steps out of a freeze-frame to deliver scathing stylized asides to the audience, talking straight to the camera to teach us his lingo and soulless trade secrets".[7] (By contrast, Tucker found these freeze-frame asides a "visual gimmick" and complained of derivative lines: "Creator Matthew Carnahan [...] loads his new show with lines that sound borrowed from Glengarry Glen Ross ("Closing is what I do!")."[6]
After the mixed reception of the premiere season, House of Lies received more positive critic reviews in its second season, with many critics commenting on the improved cohesion of the season and the more consistent tone.
The show's third season received similarly positive reactions from critics, with the lead performances of Cheadle and Bell, as well as the guest roles of Harris and Phifer, being singled out for praise.
Development and production[edit]
The series is executively produced by Matthew Carnahan, Jessika Borsiczky, and Stephen Hopkins, with the pilot written by Carnahan and directed by Hopkins. On December 13, 2010, House of Lies was given a pilot order.[8] On April 7, 2011, the series was given a 12 episode pick-up by Showtime.[9] The series is based on Martin Kihn's book, House of Lies: How Management Consultants Steal Your Watch and Then Tell You the Time.[10] David Nevins, president of entertainment at Showtime, announced during the 2011 Television Critics Association press tour that the show was set to premiere on January 8, 2012.[11]
Casting announcements began in December 2010, with Don Cheadle as the first actor to be cast, as Marty Kaan, "a highly successful, cut-throat consultant who is never above using any means (or anyone) necessary to get his clients the information they want". The next actor to be cast was Dawn Olivieri who plays Monica, "Marty's crazy, pill-popping ex-wife and biggest professional competition as her consulting firm is No. 1 compared to Marty's No. 2."[12] Ben Schwartz and Josh Lawson were cast next, Schwartz playing Clyde Oberholt, a member of Marty's team and his closest friend, and Lawson as Doug Guggenheim, Marty's Harvard-educated associate.[13] Last cast were Kristen Bell, who plays Jeannie van der Hooven, "a razor-sharp, Ivy-League graduate who works at Marty's firm", Donis Leonard Jr. as Roscoe Kaan, Marty's son, and Glynn Turman as Jeremiah Kaan, Marty's psychoanalyst father.[14] Later, Richard Schiff was cast as Marty's boss.[15]
House of Lies Live[edit]
On December 29, 2013, Showtime presented "House of Lies Live" which featured members of the main cast and guest actors on the show performing at the UCB theatre in the first broadcast of long form improv.
Awards and nominations[edit]
|Primetime Emmy Award
|Best Actor in a Comedy Series
|Don Cheadle
|Golden Globe Award
|Best Actor TV Series – Comedy or Musical
|Don Cheadle[16]
|NAACP Image Award
|Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series
|Don Cheadle
|Critics' Choice Television Award
|Best Actor in a Comedy Series
|Don Cheadle[16]
|Primetime Emmy Award
|Best Actor in a Comedy Series
|Don Cheadle
|Golden Globe Award
|Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Television Series Musical or Comedy
|Don Cheadle
- ^ Ng, Philiana (April 7, 2011). "Showtime Greenlights 'Homeland,' 'House of Lies'". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved June 23, 2011.
- ^ Gorman, Bill (February 1, 2012). "Showtime Renews 'Shameless,' 'House Of Lies,' & 'Californication'". TVByTheNubmers.com. Retrieved February 1, 2012.
- ^ "Californication Season 6, Shameless Season 3 And House Of Lies Season 2 Premiere Dates Set". Cinemablend.com. 2012-09-17. Retrieved 2012-09-25.
- ^ Seat42f. "House Of Lies Renewed". Retrieved 29 January 2013.
- ^ Seat42f. "Showtime Renews House Of Lies". Retrieved 18 February 2014.
- ^ a b Tucker, Ken (January 8, 2012). "'House of Lies' premiere review: Too often, a house of pain". Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved March 31, 2013.
- ^ "Seattle Pi TV Guide".[dead link]
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (December 13, 2010). "It's Official: Showtime Picks Up Comedy Pilot 'House of Lies' Starring Don Cheadle". Deadline.com. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
- ^ "Showtime(R) Moves Into House and Home: Network Orders 12 Half-Hours of "House of Lies", 12 One-Hour Episodes of Drama "Homeland"". The Futon Critic. April 7, 2011. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
- ^ Goldberg, Lesley (June 15, 2011). "5 Things to Know About 'House of Lies'". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved June 23, 2011.
- ^ Sellers, John (August 4, 2011). "TCA: Steve Carell Set to Produce Showtime Interview Series". Reuters. Retrieved August 9, 2011.
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (January 20, 2011). "Showtime's Comedy Pilot Starring Don Cheadle Finds A Lead". Deadline.com. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (January 24, 2011). "TV CASTINGS: Ben Schwartz, Sherri Shepherd, Jeffrey Nordling Join Pilots". Deadline.com. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (January 31, 2011). "Kristen Bell To Co-Star In Showtime's 'House of Lies' Comedy Pilot". Deadline.com. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
- ^ Ben Block, Alex (September 15, 2011). "Showtime's 'House of Lies' Adds Richard Schiff". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved September 16, 2011.
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MILLSBORO, Del. - A Millsboro man is wanted in connection to a shooting Monday afternoon. Delaware State Police are looking for the man pictured here, 24-year-old Cullen Phillips.
He's wanted in connection with the death of his stepfather, 46-year-old Clifford Paynter Jr., who was shot in his home on Doc Frame Road in Millsboro around 1PM On Monday.
Anyone who comes in contact with Phillips should contact 911 immediately, he is considered armed and dangerous.


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CHATTANOOGA (WRCB/UTC) -- The mission for the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's basketball team begins Friday night at the McKenzie Arena when UAB comes to town in the opening round of the Preseason WNIT.
In the same bracket is preseason No. 1 Baylor, who is a potential second-round matchup for the Lady Mocs.
"It's definitely an honor to play in the tournament," said head coach Wes Moore, whose team will host the Blazers at 7 p.m. ET. "It's pretty much based on what your program has done over the long haul, so it is a compliment to our kids and what they've accomplished.
"But there's no peaking ahead (to Baylor), that's for sure. We've got our plates full with UAB and we understand that. They won 20 games in conference USA. It's going to be a big challenge for us."
The Lady Mocs were selected by the Southern Conference coaches and media in both preseason polls to return to the top of the league standings after last season's third place finish snapped an 11-year reign atop the conference.
Chattanooga returns four starters this season including all-conference selections senior Whitney Hood (Meridian, Miss.) and junior Kayla Christopher (Oliver Springs, Tenn.) as well as all-tournament selection junior Kylie Lambert (Etowah, Tenn.). Senior point guard Tenisha Townsend (Antioch, Tenn.), Chattanooga's lone four-year starter, will be on hand to guide the Lady Mocs in their mission to claim an 18th regular season championship.
Despite all the returning experience, UTC was slow to start offensively in last week's exhibition opener against Lee. Moore's primary concern is finding a way for shot's to fall against the Blazers.
"As far as the way we've looked so far in presesaon, I think we need to shoot the ball better from the perimeter," he said. "The 4-out-1-in is a whole lot more effective when the four out are threats.
"We've got to shoot the ball well around Whitney Hood to give her some opportunities to score down low."
Hood led the league in scoring last season with 18.8 points per game. Her 584 total points ranked sixth best in a single season at UTC while her average ranked ninth best in school history for a single season. Hood scored 40 points against Wofford at the McKenzie Arena last season for the third most points ever scored by a UTC player and the most scored by any Southern Conference player in a single game last year.
The winner of the Chattanooga-UAB game Friday night will potentially travel to Waco, Texas to take on Baylor who must first get past Howard in their own first round game. No. 2 Notre Dame as well as No. 22 UCLA are both featured in the preseason tournament.
Moore said one of the primary reasons UTC was able to receive a home date in the opening round was its strong fan support. He's hoping for a good turnout to prove the tournament committee they made the right choice.
"We're very fortunate to be able to host this first round game, and it's a tip of the hat to our fans," Moore said. "Hopefully the fans will come out because I'm ready to start it up and see how we stack up."
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Another week, another Solar Flares FANPOST.
Talk anything NBA or Suns related, or anything you want to commiserate with Suns fans about.
Here's a couple of NBA thread thoughts:
1) European Qualifying Tournament starts Wednesday, for all teams not in the Olympics to qualify for Eurobasket 2013. Our own Marcin Gortat will be playing this week and next to try to qualify Poland.
2) About this time, lots of NBA players hook up in venues across the country to play pickup games to stay in shape, so there's that. Dudley will be in Vegas, likely tweeting on a daily basis about it.
3) There may be a press conference for Jermaine O'Neal this week because he's a 6-time All-Star, though players who sign 1-year, minimum-wage jobs generally don't get a lot of fanfare. Still, it's a signing.
4) Other than that, not much is going on. August is the slowest NBA-related month.
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Age: 35
Occupation: Assistant City Planner, incoming president of 2011-12 Keep Blount Beautiful
Family: Married to Regina with one son, McCray, 6 months old.
Jeremy Pearson is assistant planner for the City of Alcoa. He's also the incoming president for Keep Blount Beautiful. But the title he loves the most is "Dad."
Pearson and his wife, Regina, have a 6-month-old son named McCray. Jeremy said that becoming a father changed everything.
"People talk about how once you have children, it changes you. You think there are so many things you want to do before you have kids, and then it happens and nothing else matters," he says. "It changes the way you look at things. Things that seemed so important are not so important any more."
A Madisonville native, Pearson graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in landscape design and ornamental horticulture in August of 1999. He earned a Master's Degree in Planning from UT in 2001.
"I've always loved design or anything visual. I'm a very visual person, and landscape architecture is my passion. I went on to further my education and moved into planning in order to get that comprehensive focus," he says. "It is very multi-disciplinary. You work with engineers, landscape architects, developers and citizens."
Pearson started his career in the Sunshine state. After interning at Disney World in the landscaping program, Pearson took a job as a planner in the Tampa area in the city of Temple Terrace. But life called him back to Tennessee. "So much of my life was in the Knoxville area and my girlfriend at the time - now my wife - was here, so I realized East Tennessee was where I wanted to be," he says. "I got this job, and I've been here 10 years in November."
Pearson says every day is different as a planner. "Planning is always evolving, and communities are always changing, and you've got to be on the front end of that change. There is always something new to bring to the job in ways we think about how we're growing," he says. "It can be challenging, but also rewarding."
Pearson says Keep Blount Beautiful is a good fit for him in terms of his interests in planning and beautification and landscaping. "Litter prevention, waste reduction and community beautification are three things that fit well with what I do as a planner," he says.
Here is Jeremy Pearson:
What is your favorite quote from television or a movie?
"Hasta la vista baby." Arnold Schwarzenegger, "Terminator 2."
What are you guilty of?
"Running 'what if' scenarios. Maybe that's the planner in me. It is like, 'What if I do this and that happens?' I tend to get too 'What if?' on things."
What is your favorite material possession?
"My camera, a Cannon Rebel. I like photography and capturing moments in time. I particularly like taking pictures of unique buildings and landscapes."
What are you reading currently?
"The last book I read was Jane Jacob's 1961 publication of 'The Death and Life of Great American Cities.'"
What was your most embarrassing moment?
"Walking into a glass door and chipping my front tooth. It was dark outside, and the light from the inside gave the illusion that the front door was open."
What are the top three things on your bucket list?
"Visit the Grand Canyon and the Acropolis of Athens and learn to fly a plane."
What is one word others often use to describe you and why?
"Perfectionist. I tend to want things to look and be done a certain way."
If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
"To stop running those 'what if?' scenarios in my mind."
What is your passion?
"Anything design oriented where I can use my imagination. I love architecture and landscapes."
With whom, living or dead, would you most like to have a long lunch?
"I have two special ones, my grandmother "Meme" Jo Ann Wilson and great- grandmother "Dana" Flora Hicks. They were each influential in my life."
If you could go back in time for a week, what time period or year would you visit?
"The early 1970s with its cool cars and music."
What is the best present you ever received in a box?
"I have two: A grandfather clock and a ring of my mother's, both have sentimental value. My sister and I each got a clock as a Christmas present from our father. My mother gave me the ring, which was given to her by my father."
What is the best advice your mother ever gave you?
"To be persistent and keep a balanced competitive nature. "
Other than your parents, who has had the biggest influence on your life and why?
"God, my wife Regina and son McCray. Life is a journey, and I truly want to live it that way and learn to put more of my faith in God's will for my life. My wife is one of the most caring and organized people I know, a best friend, and she keeps me balanced. As for my son McCray, he has changed my life for the better."
What's the worst job you have ever had?
"Cleaning a piece of timber excavating equipment on a job site, I was 17 and had oil on me from head to toe."
What was your favorite Saturday morning cartoon and why?
'"The Smurfs.' They fueled my imagination and always captivated me as a child."
What irritates you?
"When I call someone, and they don't call me back."
What's one place in Blount County everyone should visit?
"Cades Cove. Riding the loop on a bike at sunrise is a great way to enjoy it."
If you could go back in time, what advice would you give yourself at 18?
"Don't rush time, or sweat the little stuff. Enjoy every moment of your youth."
What is your greatest fear?
"Failing at something new."
I still can't quite get the hang of …
"Loading the dishwasher."
If you could do one impulsive thing, what would it be?
"Get on a plane to New York. To me, New York is like an urban playground, and I love Manhattan's unexplainable vibe."


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I had to do a double take Saturday afternoon when I saw that the Panthers had drafted A.J. Klein. It wasn't because I didn't like the pick, I loved the pick, but I was surprised that he had fallen to the fifth round. I immediately grabbed my phone and texted my roommate Nick, who was a defensive back for Iowa State last season. His reaction was similar to mine. He used words like "steal" "complete package" "fierce" "leader" and "total badass."
For the last four years, Klein has been a total badass in the Big 12. He earned multiple honors during his tenure at ISU, including two all conference linebacker spots and a share of the 2011 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year award. (Who did he share it with? That would be current Panther DE Frank Alexander.)
Klein's rise to stardom in Ames began similarly to the path laid out in front of him now. As a true freshman, Klein was assigned to the special teams, where his impact was quick. He secured a starting spot the following year and did not disappoint. Klein recorded double digit tackles in his first three games as a starter. At the final whistle of his sophomore campaign, Klein had recorded 111 total tackles, 1 fumble recovery, and 3 INTs. (2 of which he returned for TDs. He shares the NCAA record for TAINTs by a linebacker with 4.) He earned honorable mention All-Big 12 Conference honors, the first of many defensive recognitions from a conference known for high powered offenses.
Klein's junior season was the best statistically of his career. He finished with 117 total tackles, 1 TAINT, and 2 sacks. Against elite competition, including Landry Jones, Collin Klein, Ryan Tannehill, Brandon Weeden and Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin, anchored a defense that ranked in the top five of the conference, and included a signature win against #2 Oklahoma State. He finished second in the conference in total tackles and was awarded the Big 12 Co-Defensive Player of the Year. Klein was instrumental in turning the former Big 12 doormat into a (relatively) feared opponent.
His senior season saw a drop off in production, but that was due to a number of unforeseen circumstances. Klein played out of position for a majority of the season, and struggled through the transition. He finished third in the conference with 115 total tackles, 1 TAINT, and 1 sack. Even with the change in position, his numbers were still good enough to earn all-conference honors.
Klein, as described by his former teammate, is a fervent leader. Whatever physical attributes he lacks, he makes up for in hark work, intensity, passion, and football knowledge. NFL.com describes Klein as a very intelligent and instinctual football player, and that instinct will be beneficial during his transition to the NFL. Klein will better this team's special teams unit, but his ceiling goes much higher. He was critical in changing the football culture in Ames, and I have similar expectations for him as a Carolina Panther.
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Announced at NAB last April, the new range of Panasonic camcorders punched out the tip of his nose. I was impressed at NAB during the presentation of these products that will take over. The HPX171 needed a better sensor full HD and AVC-Intra evolution is now done. L'ergonomie "around the optical" with 3 setting rings, zoom, focus and iris was one of the arguments that I liked.
Video presentation by Guilhem Krier Product Manager Panasonic Professional AV Europe
To recall these 3 camcorders are based on the same body with different specificities
Description of AG-AC160 (AVCHD most advanced version)
- AVCCAM handheld camcorder with AVCHD and DV
- Sensor 1 / 3" 3MOS Full HD 1920×1080
- Technology ULT (Ultra Luminance Technology) for better sensitivity
- New 22x optical (28-616mm), opening 1.6, 3 rings (zoom/iris/focus)
- SD Card Recording (2 slots)
- Video formats SD / HD : 1080/50in, 1080/25p, 720/25p; 720/50p, 576/50in, 576/25p
- Mode Varicam de 2 to 60 i / p to 1080p
- Switchable 50/60 Hz
- Viewfinder and LCD high definition
- HD / SD SDI, Firewire HDMI
- 2 XLR audio inputs
- Warranty 3 years, repair 5 days on site
The HPX-250 is the declination of that broadcast small camera punching, she adds the recorder P2 AVC Intra and Genlock (cool for 3D) and timecode.
Note that the sensor is already on the HPX-371 fitted to these camcorders.
The AC-130 will be the HDSDI less and no more functions Varicam.


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MIDDLETON (WKOW) -- The Middleton Police Department responded to an armed robbery Thursday night at the Subway Restaurant on Allen Boulevard.
Authorities say a white male entered the store around 9 p.m. armed with a handgun and demanded money from the cash register. The suspect left on foot with an undisclosed amount of money.
The suspect was last seen running south from the restaurant and was wearing a dark colored hooded jacket, blue jeans, black winter mask, and white tennis shoes.
Anyone with information about this crime is asked to call the Middleton Police Department at 608-824-7300 or contact Crime Stoppers at 608-266-6014.
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Report 'by September' on future of neonatal care in North Wales
First Minister Carwyn Jones has announced that the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health will review whether North Wales can eventually become 'fully self sufficient' in the delivery of specialised neonatal services. At present the sickest babies are treated in England.
Mr Jones had already said that plans for a formal arrangement with Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral must go ahead as an interim solution but he was asked if proposals to move other neonatal care from Wrexham to Ysbyty Glan Clwyd could be delayed so that options for the future were left open.
– Antoinette Sandbach
Will you say to Betsi [Cadwaladr University Health Board] can they put their ... plans on hold until the report and the decision has been made?
– Carwyn Jones, First Minister
I will give thought to that ... I can see that ... any change in neonatal provision may have an affect on the review.
A Welsh Government source has since confirmed that nothing affecting neonatal care in Wrexham, Glan Clwyd and Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor should change until the outcome of the review is known. The First Minister expects to receive the report in September.


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3 hrs ago | Mass Transit
Purple Line One Step Closer to Receiving Federal Funding
The Maryland Transit Administration Aug. 28 received notice that the Federal Transit Administration has advanced the Purple Line project to the Engineering phase of its New Starts grant program.
7 hrs ago | Gazette.net
Germantown man charged with stealing utility poles
A Germantown man has been charged with stealing five Pepco utility poles worth $25,000 from a construction site in Rockville.
11 hrs ago | Gazette.net
Long Branch Library opens systema s first digital media lab
Mary Ellen Icaza, the virtual services manager for Montgomery County Public Libraries, in the digital media lab at the Long Branch Library in Silver Spring.
15 hrs ago | CBS Local
15-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing From Potomac, Md.
Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Department Special Victims Investigations Division are asking for the public's assistance in locating a missing 15-year-old girl.
Former police officer pleads guilty to animal cruelty
A former Baltimore City police officer accused of killing his girlfriend's puppy has pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated animal cruelty.
Chevy Chase Land Co. abruptly ousts chief executive
David M. Smith, chief executive of the Chevy Chase Land Co. and great-great grandson of the company's founder, was ousted by the company's board of directors last week, a company spokeswoman confirmed Wednesday.
Two men charged with assault, robbery; warrant issued for third
Officers responded to the 18300 block of Lost Knife Circle at about 6:16 p.m. and found a 51-year-old victim suffering from a laceration on his forehead.
Former Benny's Restaurant Worker Charged in Hate Crime
A former employee of a Potomac restaurant has been charged with a hate crime for reportedly making threatening and anti-Semitic phone calls to the owner of Benny's Bar and Grill.
Democrats propose annual pass system for Key Bridge tolls
State Senate candidate Del. John Olszewski, Jr. and Del. Mike Weir have been campaigning together, but House candidates Jake Mohorovic and Nick D'Adamo had appeared to be taking an arm's-length approach to their fellow Democratic nominees.
Purple Line suit seeks to protect rare creatures
A trail group in Bethesda, Maryland, is suing the U.S. Transportation Department, alleging a planned light-rail route through some Washington suburbs would harm two rare, shrimplike creatures.
MoCo's most congested intersections are probably familiar
By one commonly used metric, the three most congested intersections in Montgomery County are all in Bethesda and North Bethesda.
Glass taking over Gandhi Brigade temporarily
Glass is a former CNN producer. He ran unsuccessfully for Montgomery County Council this year in District 5, losing in a Democratic primary.
Ride On officials investigate potential passenger privacy breach
Bethesda resident Kathy Gambrell became troubled while signing up her 12-year-old son, Dakota, for a discounted bus card.
All Opinions Are Local: How Silver Spring came to be
You could ask five residents what Silver Spring's boundaries are and receive five different answers, ranging from a neighborhood near the D.C. line to a city the size of the District of Columbia itself.
Police: Woman faces hate crime charge for demanding restaurant remove Israeli flag
Montgomery County police say a former employee made threats against a Potomac restaurant's owner after he hung an Israeli and an American flag outside his establishment.
Share Your Thoughts on Metro's Z Line Corridor Services
Public input is being sought at two upcoming open houses hosted by Metro as it studies possible improvements to the Z line corridor.
Three Suspects Charged with Theft of Utility Poles Worth $25K
A Germantown man and two teenaged-family members face felony theft and burglary charges for allegedly stealing five PEPCO utility poles valued at $25,000.
Coming soon to Rockville: Stanford Grill, from the Copper Canyon Grill team
Stanford Grill is the latest restaurant headed to Montgomery County, with a new lease signed for a 400-seat restaurant at 2000 Tower Oaks Blvd. The first Stanford Grill opened in Columbia in 2012.
Bethesda's Woodmont Avenue could remain closed until 2015
The road closure in downtown Bethesda that was supposed to be reopened in 20-24 months could continue into 2015.
MoCo Students, Staff Share #mcpsfirstday Highlights
New backpacks were filled, new rules explained, and both new and old schools filled with students across Montgomery County Monday morning.
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Flyberry Capital LLC is a financial services firm located in Cambridge, MA that specializes in quantitative trading and data-intensive investment strategies.
Founded in 2011, Flyberry has built unique, state-of-the-art tools that it uses to screen large varieties of global data. Our goal is to find non-random patterns in the behavior of markets.
The firm is strongly positioned to master the explosion of data that is available in multiple domains: news alerts, weather data, commodity shipments, twitter feeds, and even geo-sensory data. With our unique tools and expertise, we are able to screen a broad universe of alternative data sets for opportunities that giant funds might largely ignore; identifying thousands of such strategies quickly.
Flyberry uses rigorous, novel statistical and computational methods to identify arbitrage opportunities in the behavior of markets. Exploiting these inefficiencies allows the team to generate alpha while mitigating risk.
Exclusive: Flyberry Strikes Seed Deal with First Spring Corp
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Dense fog was reported in Chicago and surrounding towns Thursday morning, delaying flights at O'Hare and Midway international airports.
The National Weather Service issued a special weather statement for the "patchy dense fog," which is expected to last until at least 8:30 a.m. in parts of Chicago, Waukegan, and northwest Indiana cities Gary and Valparaiso.
Visibility should improve inland of the lake by mid-morning, but the fog may hang around the shoreline until the afternoon, the statement said. Drivers should be mindful and be prepared for changing visibility, the statement said.
More than 175 flights were canceled at O'Hare because of low visibility Thursday morning, and most other flights were delayed by about 45 minutes, according to the city's Department of Aviation. Flights at Midway were experiencing "minor delays," the department said.
There is a 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms Thursday before 2 p.m. in Chicago with a high near 72 degrees, the weather service said. Thundestorms are more likely Friday paired with a high temperature of 77 degrees.
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Since 1991, more than 800 km of ballastless track has been installed in Germany alone. Between Cologne and Frankfurt am Main, high-speed trains rush along RHEDA tracks and RAIL.ONE delivered over 180,000 special patented sleepers just-in-time to this major construction site. Additional major projects have been completed in the meantime, including the line from Nuremberg to Ingolstadt, Germany, as well as the Berlin North-South Link.
For the second section of the high-speed connection from Seoul to Busan – known as the Kyungbu Line – RAIL.ONE delivered around 150,000 bi-block sleepers from the RHEDA 2000® system. These sleepers were manufactured in a mobile factory built especially for this project in Sangju in Gyeongsangbuk-do Province, in the southern half of Korea. RAIL.ONE was also responsible for construction supervision in Project Section 4.
In 2006 RAIL.ONE won the contract for delivery of the bi-block sleepers required for the RHEDA 2000® ballastless track system installed as part of new construction of the 28 km of double track in the Guadarrama Tunnel on the mainline track from Madrid to Valladolid, in Spain. On this same line, an additional 12 km of track was executed as RHEDA 2000® in the San Pedro Tunnel. Since February of 2008, this high-speed line has been in operation for speeds of 350 km/h. Likewise, 15 km was installed in RHEDA 2000® for the Sant Joan Despí Tunnel on the line from Madrid to Barcelona, which was placed into service in December of 2007.
In addition, a number of ballastless track projects with an estimated length of 15 to 20 km were completed in 2006 and 2007, as part of the Eje Atlantico Project. These lines can be later converted from the Spanish to the European gauge. For the section of the HS Line from Perpignan to Figueras, RAIL.ONE delivered 50,000 mono-block sleepers, 28,000 bi-block sleepers of the RHEDA 2000® system, as well as over 28,000 linear metres of turnout sleepers.
New construction of the line from Nuremberg to Ingolstadt, Germany, part of the new high-speed link between Nuremberg and Munich, took place completely as ballastless track. In the south and central project sections of the line, with a total length of around 75 km, the RHEDA 2000® system by RAIL.ONE was installed. Precast technology by the Bögl company was implemented on the northern project section.
One of the largest railway infrastructure projects in Europe to date has been construction of the new Dutch high-speed rail line HSL-ZUID, from Amsterdam, via Rotterdam, to the Dutch-Belgian border. With the exception of a short section, the entire line – with a total length of 88 km – was constructed completely with RHEDA 2000®. On this project, RAIL.ONE, as partner in a joint-venture company with the Dutch Royal BAM Group, was responsible not only for supply of more than 270,000 bi-block sleepers, but also for project planning, engineering, construction, and quality management.
Launching of ballastless track for high-speed rail traffic on the Asian market succeeded in 2004 with application of RHEDA 2000® in new construction of the high-speed line from Taipei to Kaohsiung, in Taiwan. In addition to the installation of Japanese ballastless track technology on the open track sections, the demanding areas near and in the train stations were implemented with the RHEDA 2000® system. Supply of material to the project placed special engineering and logistical demands on the participating companies. The total of 147 turnouts, with approximately 65,000 linear metres of turnout sleepers, was manufactured in Germany and transported by sea to Taiwan. The majority of the 125,000 main-track sleepers, however, came from local production facilities that were built and operated under the direction of RAIL.ONE.
For expansion of its high-speed railway network, the People's Republic of China is also employing RHEDA 2000® technology. In early 2006 RAIL.ONE and the Chinese Ministry of Railways signed an agreement on the associated transfer of know-how. This agreement granted China rights of use for RHEDA 2000® technology, and allowed RAIL.ONE, together with its partners, to play a key role in the planning and construction of the double-track passenger-dedicated line (PDL) from Wuhan to Guangzhou in southeast China. Almost the entire line, with a total length of 1,000 km, was executed as built with RHEDA 2000®. Since December of 2009, trains have used this high-speed line at a speed of 350 km/h.
The RHEDA 2000® ballestless track system is ideal for application on earthworks, over bridges, in tunnels, for turnout systems, as well as with vibration-protected mass-spring systems. Installation of noise absorbers significantly attenuates wheel and driving noise.


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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - This weekend, the local horse ranch community is raising money for the 10-year-old Bonita boy who died in a freak horse-riding accident.
On Tuesday, David Ochoa was riding with his family when his horse got tangled in wires and crushed the boy.
David died from his injuries.
Saturday, horse riders gathered at Blanco Brother Stables in the Tijuana River Valley for a memorial trail ride to Imperial Beach.
Those who knew David say he was an amazing young man.
"He was a professional. He was a professional little boy and I think he was more of a horseman than we all are. He was a better rider than all of us put together, I think."
Proceeds from Saturday's ride will help David's family with medical and funeral costs.