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We gather as an inclusive community to grow in character, mind, and spirit and to transform the world toward fairness, love, and compassion. Read about the shared values and many beliefs that make up our congregation.
We are one busy and growing congregation of people all striving to make the world a better place. Read our online newsletters, check out the church calendar and look at our Adult Enrichment and Youth Religious Education opportunities.
Bread Sharing—Religious Traditions and Food @ 9:30am & 11:15am
Reverend Tom Capo
Food is used in many religious traditions to celebrate, to remember, to bring attention to values. How does food fit into Unitarian Universalist ritual and tradition? We will break bread together in this service and consider its meaning. This will be a multi-generational service—all ages are invited to attend the service.
Thanksgiving service for all ages. No religious education classes. Everyone attends the service.
Sunday Morning Forum - 9:30am in the Learning Center
Worship Associate forum. Who are those people helping Rev. Tom during the services? How did they get to do that? Worship associates are lay members of a church who work with the minister to plan and put on Sunday morning service. Currently, the worship associates at DUUC are members of the Sunday Services committee, but around January we will be asking for volunteers from our congregation who would like to join the team. If you would like to know more about what a worship associate does or have other questions, please come to the forum at 9:30am on November 23. We hope to see you there!
What is your Spiritual Practice? @ 9:30am & 11:15am
This service will be presented by the Sunday Services Committee.
Classes meet in designated classrooms.
Sunday Morning Forum - 9:30am in the Learning Center
Free screening of STONE COLD JUSTICE (45 minutes), the Australian Broadcast Corporation's groundbreaking investigative documentary about the Israeli government's systematic strategy of threats, arrests, and detention of Palestinian youth in the West Bank, occupied territory. Is this, as many Israelis suggest, simply part of the drive to maintain security? Or is it, as Palestinians claim, part of a much wider plan to make life in the West Bank intolerable for them? There will be a question and answer period afterwards with Virginia Wisdom, who traveled to Israel and Palestine several years ago as part of a fact-finding team. This program is presented in conjunction with our UU's for Justice in the Middle East.
Irrational Hope @ 9:30am & 11:15am
Reverend Tom Capo
We human creatures seem to need hope to get from one day to the next. We need to believe that our lives will turn around, even if there is no rational reason to suggest that they might. And so the question is: "Is hope inherently irrational?" There will be time during the service to share our joys and concerns and we will recognize our newest members.
Classes meet in designated classrooms.
Sunday Morning Forum - 9:30am in the Learning Center
All Music Service @ 9:30am & 11:15am
Vickie Hellyer and the musicians of our church
A tradition at our church, this service of music and readings is a delight that lifts the heart and pleases the ears. A special collection will be taken to support our Bridge Community project. We are mentoring a family that was homeless through the process of becoming self-supporting. It is a wonderful way to support those who need us and actually make a difference in their lives.
Classes meet in designated classrooms.
Sunday Morning Forum - 9:30am in the Learning Center
Unfinished Business: Constitutional Rights for Women & Associates. The national Equal Rights Amendment was passed by the USA House and Senate, but has not been ratified by the states. Did you know that? Though unequal treatment of people under the law is now not defensible due to race, religion and nationality, not so for gender. Women still face discrimination, for example in pay: Females earn only $.77 to the male $1.00 for comparable work. This also drags down men's compensation. At this forum we will review the history and its effects on both women and men. And, most importantly, we will study the movement afoot around the USA and specifically here in Illinois to finish ratification of the USA ERA. Come to learn, question and debate! Men, women and teens are cordially invited. Presenter: Stephanie Hughes & ERA Activists
Holiday Pageant (Multi-generational) @ 9:30am & 11:15am
Steve Cooper, Director of Religious Education
Winter Solstice Service @ 7:00pm
We will honor the darkness and celebrate the return of the light. Families are welcome. Child care is also available. Please plan to arrive a few minutes early and bring a plate of cookies to share for our celebration following the service. (Vegan and gluten free options are welcome.) After the Solstice Service, we will place a collection basket in our social hall to accept donations for our Minister's Discretionary Fund. This fund is used by our minister to confidentially assist people in need, both inside and outside our church community. We also have a collection for this fund during Christmas Eve services.
Holiday Pageant @ 9:30am & 11:15 - Children attend the service.
Sunday Morning Forum - 9:30am in the Learning Center
5:30pm - Children/Family Service led by Steve Cooper, DRE
6:30pm - Soup and bread dinner for anyone who wants to come and join the staff and their families between the services.
8:00pm - Candlelight Service led by Reverend Tom Capo
With beautiful music and the singing of traditional hymns, the mood is set for us to reflect on a Christmas Story, just not from the perspective of those whom we classically think the story is about. During the service, there will be the traditional singing of "Silent Night" while passing candle light to one another in the darkened sanctuary. The offering at this service will replenish the Minister's Discretionary fund which is used to confidentially aid members of our church community.
Single service at 11:15am only
Fire Communion led by our Sunday Services Committee
The turning of the year is a time of remembrance and resolution. As the daylight increases and the new year beckons, we feel a renewed drive to "clean house" both physically and mentally. Join us at this service as we release our burdens and kindle our own personal fires of commitment. There will be time during the service to share our joys and concerns.
No classes – structured activities
Sunday Morning Forum - A forum will not be held this day.


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Legacy Golf Club at Lakewood Ranch recently began a special pro-rated 2009 Annual Golf Program for Lakewood Ranch residents.
The Silver Annual Golf Program offers unlimited golf and use of the practice range facility from May 1 through Dec. 31. In addition, guests will receive 25% off regular posted rates, 10% off food and beverages at the Ranch Grille, 15% off any non-sale merchandise in the golf shop and complimentary USGA handicap services.
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It has taken me a long while -- I was slow -- but I guess now I sort of get why some people think the "Ebola House" is funny. Sort of. Still working on it. Decorated for Halloween as an Ebola disaster area and located in a rich part of Dallas called "The Park Cities," the Ebola House strikes some p ... More >>
Thursday night, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted a stay that allows Texas to fully enforce House Bill 2 -- the anti-abortion measure passed by the state in 2013. As of this morning, there are eight healthcare facilities in the state that can legally provide abortion, one for every 675,0 ... More >>
Vice magazine posted a video expose of crisis pregnancy centers to its YouTube channel earlier this week. Beyond the standard stuff -- like anti-abortion activists admitting that the best crisis centers are ones that women think are abortion clinics -- the video includes undercover footage from Whit ... More >>
Listening to the oral arguments before the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday confirmed what advocates for reproductive rights feared upon seeing the three-judge panel selected to hear the Texas' appeal of a lower-court ruling striking down two sections of House Bill 2, the 2013 legislation ... More >>
It's a nice clinic, it really is. With more space and amenities, it's a credit to the private donors who payed for it and continue to fuel Planned Parenthood's response to the Texas Legislature's crackdown on abortion. It's just unnecessary. The large janitor's closet, the backup generator, the loc ... More >>
On September 1 the most stringent portion of House Bill 2, the anti-abortion legislation passed by the Texas Legislature last year, is scheduled to go into effect. Any healthcare clinic in the state that provides abortions will be required to be an ambulatory surgical center. If the rule takes effe ... More >>
Last year, Governor Rick Perry called the Texas Legislature to Austin for two special sessions, both focused on passing one of the country's most restrictive abortion laws. The new law, HB 2, put Democratic gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis on the map after an 11-hour filibuster. It also began to ... More >>
Placing tough new rules on abortion clinics is just common sense, according to common sense fanatic Rick Perry. He says that House Bill 2--the new law requiring all abortions to be performed in surgical centers, by a doctor with admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles -- will ensure "that ... More >>
The stakes in the two-day trial over Planned Parenthood's challenge to Texas' new abortion restrictions, which kicked off yesterday in Austin, are rather low. Whatever decision U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel hands down will be appealed to the 5th Circuit, then the Supreme Court, leaving the law in c ... More >>
The most restrictive part of Texas' new. controversial abortion law isn't its ban on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy -- only 1 percent of abortions occur after this time anyway. It's the "ambulatory surgical center" regulation that requires all clinics that perform abortions to become ambulato ... More >>
The 16-year-old girl who accused a former Highland Park baseball star of rape is now countersuing him in civil court. In March, after a grand jury declined to indict Ryan Romo on rape charges, the Romo family sued his accuser and her family, claiming, among other things, defamation and negligent ... More >>
Maybe you're not a Yiddish speaker, but you need a handy illustration of the concept of "chutzpah." In Spanish: cojones. Or in English, if you insist: king-sized brass balls. If you need a real-world demonstration of this cross-cultural concept, you have only to look at how your state-level bureaucr ... More >>
Over the past couple months, we've brought you periodic updates on Texas Right to Life's quest to help pass a bill banning all abortions after 20 weeks. They've finally found a sponsor to carry that bill: State Representative Jodie Laubenberg filed the "Preborn Pain Act" this time last week. Texas R ... More >>
For those of you who have been following the ongoing, never-ending, multi-court battle of Texas vs. Planned Parenthood, we'll make this quick: Planned Parenthood is out of the Texas Women's Health Program. Again. For now. Now, let's all heave a huge collective sigh and revisit the longer version ... More >>
Perhaps you were hoping that the upcoming legislative session wouldn't be yet another round of conservative lawmakers vying with one another to show just how deeply and sincerely anti-abortion they are. Or maybe that's exactly what you look for in a lawmaker: an eagle eye and a vise grip on every Te ... More >>
That faint popping sound you heard last night was Governor Rick Perry uncorking a nice bottle of bubbly, after the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday refused a request by Planned Parenthood to rehear the case over its ban from the new Texas Women's Health Program (TWHP). Texas, it appears ... More >>
It's been nearly a year since Texas legislators slashed the state's family planning funding, diverting $73 million to a variety of other programs. That was about two-thirds of the total family planning budget, and the conservative lawmakers who orchestrated the cuts were vocal about why they'd done ... More >>
At right you see former First Lady Laura Bush, cheerily painting a door at a health clinic in Zambia. The photo was taken earlier this month by a staffer at the Bush Institute, part of the press surrounding the former first couple's visit to Africa earlier this month. It's also included in today's D ... More >>
Pedro Hermenegildo didn't have insurance, so he paid Dr. Ricardo Rocha in cash to repair a hernia, a fairly routine, outpatient procedure. But according to a lawsuit filed against Rocha in a Dallas County district court last week, Hermenegildo lost much more than his hernial bulge. The surgery was ... More >>
Americans United For Life, one of the nation's largest anti-abortion advocacy groups, has released its annual report, Defending Life 2012, complete with an enthusiastic blurb from Governor Rick Perry. On the whole, they seem very pleased with Texas and its "aggressive legislative action" to restrict ... More >>
Over at the Morning News' Trail Blazers Blog, Christy Hoppe pointed out late yesterday that Rick Perry's Facebook page has been "inundated by angry women" unhappy about the end of the Medicaid Women's Health Program. Perry's Facebook bomb is actually part of a larger effort to "sarcasm-flood" the ... More >>
Pro-life groups in Texas are in an awkward position these days, as the Medicaid Women's Health Program fights for its life. On one hand, they celebrate anything that they perceive as a blow to Planned Parenthood (which Catholic Pro-Life Committee of North Texas Executive Director Karen Garnett once ... More >>
The Medicaid Women's Health Program provides some 130,000 Texas women with vital medical care: family planning, birth control, cancer screenings and annual exams. And for that, of course, it must die. That, at least, has long been the case as far as Republican lawmakers are concerned. And after last ... More >>
For days now Nancy Brinker has said, over and over, that Karen Handel -- the one-time gubernatorial candidate from Georgia and Palin pal -- had nothing to do with Susan G. Komen for the Cure's decision to cut its funding to Planned Parenthood. Handel, who's Komen's senior vice-president for publi ... More >>
Amidst all the ruckus, resignations and double-talking over Susan G. Komen for the Cure's politically charged move to pull its breast-cancer screening funding from Planned Parenthood, you should also be aware: Dallas-based Komen's actually the subject of a documentary that opens in Canada today t ... More >>
Texas's dandy new "sonogram law" -- which requires abortion-seeking women to look at a sonogram, hear a description of it from her doctor and listen to a fetal heartbeat -- is legal, a federal court ruled today. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a temporary injunction, issued by Judge ... More >>
They say they defunded Planned Parenthood. But lawmakers' attack on family planning will cost Texas money, reduce access to healthcare and result in even more abortions.
Compared with this, your baby's ugly.Yay! Lurlene's birthing a brisket this Saturday! Pecan Lodge is once again firing up its barbecue pit, named Lurlene, this Saturday. Which means from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. you can get your mouth on some of Pecan Lodge's delicious burnt ends, plus mesquite- ... More >>
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A couple of days ago, Colorado talk-radio host Peter Boyles (loved him in Young Frankenstein) discussed a June 12 Dallas Morning News article headlined, "Parkland will treat all moms-to-be." Well, Colorado Media Matters, a state-based project of the nonprofit "progressive" group Media Matters for Am ... More >>
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Can climate change be changed back again? Maybe, say boffins
... and if current global warming theory is wrong and we cool our planet down too much.
Ah well... I guess I can look forward to Britain hosting the Winter Olympics... Or maybe even Jamaica.
French cops cuff man over €500K Android Trojan scam
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I enjoyed typing in HEX - it was... therapeutic. I miss my "Micro Professor" and it's little bank of LED lights, segmented displays and code lookup book.
They should be forced to code in HTML5 and be told to make it compatible with IE6.
Virgin Airlines drops in-flight 9/11 conspiracy movie
My goodness.
Didn't take long for the request for conspiracy crackpots to be brought out of the woodwork.
I blame brainwashed Siberian macaques myself...
Why Last.fm isn't sweating the RIAA's royalty hike
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I'm guessing that the remixes may still be free. Bear in mind that the whole RIAA copyright thing will only apply to music which is by RIAA members, (or at least music that is copyrighted in the same way as RIAA members) your C64 and Amiga remixes may be by indie artists using a much more copyleft styled system which means Slay Radio would be unaffected by this bill or any other RIAA legislation.
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The actual figures are 7.5 percent or 0.33 cents not 33 cents.
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0.33 cents per listener per hour for a listener base of 500 would work out at $10,551.42 per year. If they took this option they would still have a little shy of $13,500 for running costs. They could save more by taking the option of 7.5% of income and pay $1,800 per year leaving them with £22,200. An average pop song lasts 4 minutes so with the original proposed rate of 0.08 cents per song per listener the same station would pay $52,560 with no alternative. So the proposed bill would give the company a SMALL profit. If the bill is not successful and the 0.08 cents per track per listener fee stands then the same company would run at a rough loss of $28,500.
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New Classic Rock For May 2013 -Deep Purple 'Now What?!' [VIDEOS]
It was in fun teasing the fans about the upcoming album but they certainly got a lot of mileage out it.
It was in fun teasing the fans about the upcoming album but they certainly got a lot of mileage out it.
April is a fun month, not only diving in into Record Store Day (April 20th) but it's a new month which means new music.
There's a starting point for everything in life and for Deep Purple it all got under way in 1968. Ever wonder what can we do next (?) well with Deep Purple the new album is appropriately titled, 'Now What?!'
It's been an up-and-down year between Deep Purple fans and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame -- the band was finally nominated for induction into the Hall, but didn't make it in. Keyboard player Don Airey seems to be taking it all in stride, though; as he put it during a recent interview, "I don't think the band really care, actually."
Every weekday morning we pull a song out of the "attic". If you are new, the attic is a mythical place we used to hang out and enjoy great music and other "stuff".
Deep Purple are set to release their new album, 'NOW What?!' on April 30. The first tracks, a double A-sided single of 'All the Time in the World' and 'Hell to Pay,' will be available March 29. However, samples of both songs, and two live cuts, are currently streaming online.
They might not be making it into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame just yet, but that's not stopping Deep Purple from moving forward with new music. The legendary British rockers will release a new album titled 'NOW What?!' on April 30 in North America via earMUSIC. Fans will get their first taste of the new music from a double A-side single released on March 29.
Another year of some good classic rock releases and we start with January, which means I can't wait to see what's in store for February.
Another year of some good classic rock releases and we can add Deep Purple's 'Live in Paris - 1975' to the group.
A whole lot has happened since Deep Purple released its last studio album, 2005's 'Rapture of the Deep' -- and now that the band has finally wrapped the recording of its next collection of new material, singer Ian Gillan is ready to talk. About some things, anyway.
Great Classic Rock releases for the month of December could make your holidays Classic.
Every weekday around 9:30, we pull one out of the attic. In case you are new,the Attic is a mythical place where we were "enlightened" by great music…and other stuff


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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Around 10 p.m. Tuesday, Shawnee County deputies responded to 2920 Virginia and reported hearing gunshots in the area. About ten minutes later a deputy located a suspect vehicle in the area of 18th and Indiana.
Topeka Police were coming to assist the deputy when the driver of a white Cadillac fled the area and lead authorities on a chase that ended in the parking lot of Stormont-Vail hospital.
Authorities found the passenger in the car suffering from a non-life threatening gunshot wound. The driver was taken to the Law Enforcement Center. No injuries were reported at 2920 Virginia, but the house had been struck by gunfire.
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Greengirls Helen Yarmoska, Nicole Hvidsten, Martha Buns, Connie Nelson, Kim Palmer and Mary Jane Smetanka are dishin' the dirt from the back-yard garden and beyond. Whether you're a greenthumb or greenhorn, they're eager to learn from your mishaps, mistakes - and most importantly, your sweet successes - all growing season long.
Last week I wrote about how I put spare change in a Garden Jar year-round so in the spring I can spend money on the garden guilt-free. (Or almost guilt-free.)
There are lots of other ways to save money in the garden. And it doesn't mean you have to cut corners.
One my favorite tips is to use old nylon hose to tie up tomatoes, clematis and even this unruly "Tiger Eyes" sumac. Nylons are strong, soft and stretchy and don't cut into tender branches like twine or other materials. While I usually cut nylons into small pieces for this kind of work, in the case of "Tiger Eyes" I am trying to make the plant grow more upright and pulled the nylon quite tight, leaving the hose leg uncut so the band around the branches is wide and won't damage the branches.
Usually my nylon ties are eventually hidden by foliage, so you don't have to look at this all summer.
For plant labels, I've bought fancy metal labels, wood and plastic. For me, none of them matches the durability and low cost of used mini-blinds. I cut them up into four- or five-inch lengths and write the plant name on the blinds with a magic marker. While the ink eventually fades, it disappears on fancier labels too.
As far as plants go, don't overlook neighborhood sales and plant swaps (the GreenGirls are having one on May 19 in the little park across from the Star Tribune). And don't be afraid to ask friends if they'd be willing to divide a plant for you in the spring. Gardeners tend to be generous with anyone who shares their passion for gardening.
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Wave of attacks in Iraq ends weeks of calm
A political crisis in early 2012 had Iraq on edge, but mediation efforts brought calm for several weeks. The reprieve ended today with at least 14 separate attacks throughout the country.
By Ariel Zirulnick, Staff writer | Christian Science Monitor 1 hr 56 mins ago
A wave of bombings across Iraq today killed more than 50 people and wounded more than 200. Although not the deadliest day in the country since US troops completed their withdrawal, this mornings attacks are the most far-reaching so far, according to the Washington Post.
The attacks, carried out with car bombs and small arms, targeted Iraqi security forces in Baghdad and elsewhere in the country a hallmark of Al Qaeda in Iraq, the Associated Press reports.
Al Qaeda in Iraq, as well as other Sunni insurgent groups, are bent on destabilizing the country and have launched attacks, mostly in Baghdad, every couple weeks since the US withdrawal. A senior Iraqi intelligence official told the AP that he predicted todays attacks were meant to scare diplomats who plan on attending the Arab League summit scheduled to be held in Baghdad in late March. Last years summit, also planned for Baghdad, was canceled for that reason.
There were at least 14 separate attacks today, according to AP. Several of them targeted police checkpoints and patrols, and one of them targeted a police station. The deadliest hit, carried out by a car bomb in downtown Baghdads shopping district, killed nine and wounded 26, sending shockwaves several blocks. The police have been targeted frequently. Twenty were killed earlier this week by a suicide bomber who detonated outside the Baghdad police academy.
The Washington Post reports that todays attacks were preceded by weeks of calm, which many Iraqis attribute to Sunni insurgents crossing the border into Syria to join the revolt against President Bashar al Assad.
McClatchy reported earlier this week that violence has declined sharply in some areas it is down as much as 50 percent from autumn 2011 levels particularly in the region along the Syrian border. The Obama administration said last week that it believes Al Qaeda is behind some of the most spectacular attacks against the Assad regime.
Concerns about another sectarian conflict were high earlier in the year, when Shiite Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki tried to arrest the Sunni vice president, alleging that he ordered death squads targeting security forces. A bloc of Sunni lawmakers boycotted the parliament and Baghdad was rocked by a series of bombings.
Reuters reports that Sunni, Shiite, and Kurdish lawmakers have spent the last several weeks trying to negotiate an end to the political crisis, but their work was disrupted last week when a panel of judges released details of 150 attacks that they say were carried out by death squads under Vice President Tareq al Hashemis command.


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Tyrone Dobbs
|Tyrone Dobbs
|Coronation Street character
|Portrayed by
|Alan Halsall
|First appearance
|30 November 1998
|Introduced by
|Brian Park
|Book appearances
|Coronation Street:
The Complete Saga
|Present; regular
|Mechanic (1999–)
Garage co-owner (2010–)
|9 Coronation Street
Tyrone Sylvester Dobbs is a fictional character in the ITV soap opera Coronation Street. Portrayed by Alan Halsall, the character first appeared on screen during the episode airing on 30 November 1998 and is still a cast member 15 years later.[1]
During an interview with Alan Halsall, the actor revealed that he likes characters to develop in different ways. Halsall stated he enjoys the experience of the character's various relationships, especially as it differs with each one, notably his character's partnership with Molly's auntie Pam. The actor confirmed that he was pleased to see Tyrone involved in more storylines, feeling that his character was underused for a long period of time. He also claimed interest in the aspect of a wedding.[2] Alan Halsall contradicted statements that Tyrone and Molly were the new Jack and Vera, claiming it impossible for him to fill.[3] The actor revealed that he would be pleased to see Margi Clarke as Tyrone's on-screen mother full-time on the show.[4]
The character arrives on Coronation Street with his mother, Jackie (Margi Clarke), in 1998. Upon his arrival, it becomes clear that Tyrone has been in minor trouble with the law. He is employed by Curly Watts (Kevin Kennedy) collecting trolleys at a supermarket but loses his job when he accidentally pushes a trolley into the area manager's new car. Following this, Tyrone trains as an apprentice mechanic at the local garage, Webster's Auto Centre, owned by Kevin Webster (Michael Le Vell).
After his mother abandons him, Tyrone moves into Jack (Bill Tarmey) and Vera Duckworth's (Liz Dawn) bed and breakfast establishment and adopts a greyhound, Monica. Whilst seeking a partner for Monica, Tyrone meets and begins dating Maria Sutherland (Samia Smith), a kennelmaid, and they get engaged in 2002. Fiz Brown (Jennie McAlpine), however, tries to come between them. She succeeds and has a brief relationship with Tyrone but he ends it and realizes he is better suited to kennel maid, Molly Compton (Vicky Binns). They live with Jack and Vera at number 9 and plan to buy somewhere of their own but buy Jack and Vera out when they decide to move to Blackpool. Vera, however, dies in January 2008. Jack stays with Tyrone and Molly at Number 9 and the family atmosphere is soon enhanced with the arrival of Molly's aunt, Pam Hobsworth (Kate Anthony).
Jack, attempting to encourage Tyrone to propose to Molly, gives him Vera's engagement ring. Tyrone books a table at a fancy restaurant but is upstaged by a much flashier proposal before he can. Several days later, Pam suggests that Tyrone put a ring in a decorative egg with a voice recorder. When Tyrone opens the egg at the Rovers, Kirk Sutherland (Andrew Whyment) is heard, asking how it works. Tyrone runs out, embarrassed. Jack and Kirk follow and Jack tells him that the moments that don't go as planned are often happier than the moments that do. Tyrone tries again and returns to find a burger van decorated in Christmas lights, with a table in front. When Tyrone opens the egg to propose, Molly opens an egg herself, with a recording of her saying, "Of course, you great nana." The following month, Tyrone and Molly visit his mother and discover that she is £1,000 in debt and owes his father's friend money. Tyrone and Molly decide to help, despite their plans to use it for Molly's wedding dress. On discovering that Jackie has scammed them, Tyrone tells Jackie that she isn't welcome at the wedding.
Tyrone's job is later jeopardized by Tony Gordon's (Gray O'Brien) attempts to sabotage Kevin's business. As a result, Tyrone decides to earn some extra cash by volunteering to test products for a medical research company until Kevin asks him to buy half the business, Tyrone agrees and they are co-owners so the garage can stay open for business. Tyrone begins selling knock-off merchandise with Pam, in order to afford to give Molly the wedding of her dreams.
On his stag night, Tyrone is roped into selling merchandise for Pam but almost misses the ceremony, as he is arrested and handcuffed by Dave in a pub. He arrives, albeit late, at the church but faints just after the ceremony. He later learns that the policeman who "arrested" him, is Pam's ex-boyfriend, who made him, Jack and Kirk think he was a policeman.
At the reception, Jackie insists Tyrone and Molly allow her to stay, offering to help Liz McDonald (Beverley Callard) with the reception in the Rovers and steals their honeymoon tickets. Pam suggests that they go to Blackpool instead. Tyrone is pleased but Molly is dismayed.
In summer 2009, Molly is annoyed with Tyrone's behaviour when Jack introduces them to his new friend, Connie. Tyrone, angry that Jack would consider replacing Vera, is hostile and decides that she's a gold-digger than only wants Jack's money. Connie proves him wrong on this by inviting them to her house, proving by the size and facilities that Connie needs companionship, not more money. Needing space from Tyrone, Kevin and Molly start go running together and decide to train for a fun run. Kevin develops feelings for Molly and feeling flattered, they begin an affair. At one point, Tyrone gets worried about how Molly has changed but Kevin insists that she would never cheat on him. Trying to cover her tracks, Molly accuses Tyrone on cheating on her with Minnie Chandra (Poppy Jhakra). In January 2010, after just a year of marriage, Molly leaves Tyrone and moves into the flat over the corner shop, leaving him confused and inconsolable. Thinking Molly is having an affair with Dev Alahan (Jimmi Harkishin), he attacks him. However, in March, Molly faints at work and learns that she is four months pregnant. Convinced that Molly hasn't slept with Dev, Tyrone assumes that he is the father and persuades Molly to come home. Feeling lonely and rejected by Kevin, Molly agrees and in April, they learn that they are expecting a boy. Kevin and Sally support Molly while she gives birth to her baby in September and names him Jack. Tyrone, Molly and Jack settle into family life, unaware that he maybe not be Jack's father. Tyrone's joy at his new life is dashed when a month later, Jack reveals that he has an incurable form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, and has only weeks to live. He is devastated and gives a moving eulogy at Jack's funeral and later scatters his ashes.
On 6 December 2010, Molly admits to Tyrone that she had an affair and he is not Jack's father. Tyrone is shocked and turns to Sally Webster (Sally Dynevor) for help. He is concerned when Molly and Jack are trapped in the Corner Shop after a tram crashes into it. Jack is rescued first and Tyrone goes with him to the hospital but Kevin stays with him and sends Tyrone to check on Molly and is devastated by news of Molly's death. Back at the hospital with Jack, Tyrone tells Kevin that he will kill whoever destroyed his family. At Molly's funeral, Tyrone breaks down during the eulogy and Sophie prompts Kevin to take over but Sally walks out, angered by his hypocrisy, puzzling Tyrone. After overhearing them argue, he realises that Kevin is Jack's father and attacks him at the graveside, knocking him into Molly's grave. Tyrone should have been arrested and should have spent time in prison for attacking Kevin, which was uncalled for. When Tyrone gets home, Sally returns baby Jack, persuading him that he is the only father Jack knows and that he should raise him regardless. Eventually, he agrees and takes Jack but realizes that his feelings for Jack have changed. All he sees is a reminder of Molly and Kevin's betrayal and gives him to Kevin. On Christmas Eve, he decides to make a fresh start by "getting drunk and going sober". Kevin tries to persuade him to keep Jack but Tyrone refuses, insisting he doesn't want anything to do with him or Jack. Tyrone spends Christmas Day with Maria, Kirk and Liam and sees the New Year in with Sally, both feeling 2011 has to be better than 2010. Despite his hatred of Kevin, Tyrone is unwilling to walk away from the garage and continues to work there.
However, 2011 is worse, not better: in early January, Kevin attacks Tyrone after learning that he and Sally spent two nights together and assumes that something happened between them and attacks Tyrone. Then, in February, Tyrone dates Julie Carp (Katy Cavanagh) briefly but break up as they agree that they aren't right together. In March, Tyrone is incensed when Kevin wins £200,000 on a scratchcard, feeling he has no right to it, and tells Sally just before she signs the divorce papers. In return, she buys him a drink in gratitude. His year improves when Jack's grandson, Tommy Duckworth (Chris Fountain), comes looking for Jack: Tyrone tells him that Jack died a few months ago and they become friends and Tommy moves in. However, his life goes downhill in mid-May: on the 19th, Kevin orders a new hydraulic car ramp for the garage but won't let Tyrone use it. The next day, when Tyrone sees Kevin sack Tommy and head off on a call-out, he loses it and attacks the ramp with a 32-inch spanner before going to the Rovers. However, the ramp, due to the damage Tyrone has done, collapses on Kev and crushes him but Tyrone and Tommy pull him out, just as the ambulance arrives. Tyrone, in shock, gets drunk as he realises that he nearly killed Kevin but Kevin blames Tommy, assuming that it was because Kevin sacked him, so Tyrone confesses. Kevin is angry but understands why Tyrone did it and they call a truce. Tyrone agrees but continues to wind Kevin up at every opportunity.
In September 2011, Tyrone and Tommy go to a bar in town and Tommy pays an attractive girl to flirt with Tyrone to boost his self-esteem. The young woman, Kirsty Soames (Natalie Gumede), enjoys Tyrone's company and they swap numbers. Tyrone is euphoric but Tommy feels guilty, fearing that Kirsty only did it because he paid her. Tommy tells him the truth after she phones and they arrange a date. Kirsty feels that they could build a relationship and soon, they fall in love. However, the first time Kirsty suggests spending the night together, Tyrone panics and Kirsty reassures him that they can wait until he is ready. Tyrone is grateful and buys her a new mobile phone to say thank you. Although he has feelings for Kirsty, he is stunned to learn that she is a policewoman. Tyrone is proud and nervous, worrying about everything he says to her. However, Kirsty soon shows her dark streak when she warns him to stay away from Fiz Stape (Jenny McAlpine) as Fiz has just been released from prison. Kirsty insists that her job would be jeopardized by having a criminal as a friend so Tyrone agrees to keep his distance from Fiz but is shocked. However, the situation worsens when she and Tina argue repeatedly and Tyrone hears Kirsty threaten her. Forced to choose, Tyrone picks Tina. Later, Kirsty visits Tyrone but Tina insists that he is out so Kirsty waits for him in her police car. Convinced that Tyrone and Tina's relationship is closer than they are admitting, she follows them when Tina takes Tyrone out for a curry. Furious at Kirsty's behaviour, Tina drives to the police station, intending to make a complaint but they have a minor accident en route so all three are taken to hospital. They are stunned to learn that Kirsty is pregnant so she and Tyrone reconcile, despite his anger at Kirsty's lies. Tina makes a complaint regardless but Tyrone persuades her to drop it, due to Kirsty's pregnancy, and she reluctantly agrees.
Kirsty later helps Tommy and Tyrone expose a crooked local councillor but loses her job as she is caught breaking the law. Tyrone gets her a job at the factory but Kirsty is not pleased and hits him so Tyrone leaves. He later tells her that his mother used to hit him. Tommy persuades Tyrone to lend him £9,000 to get his father, Terry, out of a loan shark's clutches but Terry leaves with the money, claiming that it is rightfully his as Tyrone inherited it from Jack. He leaves Tommy to deal with the loan shark, who insists Tommy use the garage to put drugs into cars, to repay Terry's debt. Tommy also agrees a repayment plan with Tyrone.
Tyrone and Kirsty's relationship is rocky, due to her inability to control her temper and fists. She hits Tyrone repeatedly and blames her pregnancy hormones when Tyrone demands an explanation. He insists she see the doctor to get counselling for her problems but she walks out of the surgery at the last minute, scared that the doctor will tell her that she's a risk to the baby. This prompts Deirdre to check on her and finds Kirsty with a cut forehead after a row with Tyrone when she slipped in the yard after Tyrone pushed her away. Deirdre misunderstands and thinks that Tyrone is hitting Kirsty so she leaves him. Tommy, however, seeing how upset Tyrone is, tracks Kirsty down and asks her to return. She does, just as Tyrone is chatting to another woman, and assumes he has moved on but he insists it was strictly platonic and she believes him. When Tina learns what Tommy has done, she is horrified and tells him that Kirsty was abusing Tyrone. Disgusted, he soon intervenes when Kirsty accuses Tina of having designs on Tyrone, and tells her, Tina and Tyrone that he knows what she's been doing, infuriating Tyrone as he had told Tina in confidence. Kirsty, angry and upset, threatens to leave again unless Tyrone chooses her over his friends, which he does and she stays. When Tina and Tommy tried to talk to him again, Tyrone fires Tommy from the garage, telling him he only wants to see him when he's giving him the cash he owes. Tommy tells everyone in the pub about it but this backfires when Tyrone tells people about him selling drugs in the garage. They soon reconcile after Tommy breaks his ankle in a road accident, insisting that there is no rush to repay the money he owes. However, the peace is short-lived when he found out that Tina had pushed Kirsty, sending her into labour. They have a daughter and name her Ruby. Tommy and Tina tried to make amends but to no avail.
Unfortunately Kirsty's violent outbursts continue after Ruby is born, making it clear to Tyrone that pregnancy hormones were not the problem, after all. When he sees Kirsty has smashed the kitchen up and knocked Ruby's pram over, he panics that she has attacked Ruby and rushes her to the doctor. Luckily, Ruby is fine but Fiz finds Tyrone and convinces him to have a cup of tea with her. He tells Fiz about the abuse and she convinces him to talk to her counsellor but soon learns that Kirsty hasn't seen her counselor for some time. He confronts Kirsty and tells her that he has given up on her. Later, he sees Alison, Kirsty's mother, at the bus stop. She tells him that she has left her husband, Ed, and Tyrone asks her to stay with them, seeing it as a solution to their problem. Kirsty was against it, knowing that her father would come looking for Alison and he did. Ed soon arrived and snatches Ruby, refusing to give her back until Alison goes home with him, which she does. Following another violent outburst, Tyrone tells Kirsty to leave and he is keeping Ruby but she tells him that if she goes, Ruby goes with her as Tyrone has no right to keep her. He is devastated to learn that she registered Ruby's birth alone, leaving his name off the birth certificate so he has no parental rights. Having no other choice, Tyrone allows Kirsty to stay and they agree that she will go back to work and he will be a stay-at-home father.
Worried about Tyrone being isolated, Fiz persuades Katy to take Tyrone and Ruby to a playgroup where he befriends a woman named Angela. When Kirsty finds a text from Angela, inviting him to her daughter's birthday party, she gets jealous and asks Tyrone not to go. Fiz finds out and confronts Kirsty so she tampers with Fiz's sewing machine, causing a nasty injury to Fiz's fingers, to teach her a lesson. Kirsty tells Fiz that she tampered with the machine, but when Fiz tells people, no one believes her so Fiz reports Kirsty to the police and they question her at work. Furious, Kirsty attacks her again, unaware that Tyrone is in Fiz's kitchen. Feeling she can't trust Tyrone because Fiz has been texting him, she takes his keys and phone with her to work the next day. When Tyrone complains, Kirsty attacks him again but this time, shows no remorse and demands Tyrone apologize, which he eventually does. Distraught, Tyrone plans to snatch Ruby and run but Fiz and Tommy persuade him that he should marry Kirsty so he will have parental rights. Needing comfort, Fiz and Tyrone begin an affair, despite his plans to marry Kirsty. Tina is horrified when she finds out and tells Tyrone to take Kirsty to court, rather than marry her, but he insists he knows what he's doing and goes ahead regardless. Unfortunately this plan costs Fiz her job at Underworld but Tyrone makes amends by getting her a job at the café so things settle down again but Kirsty demands Tyrone have no further contact with Fiz. This sparks another beating when she finds Fiz has given him a birthday card and, feeling guilty, Kirsty wants to call off the wedding, but Tyrone refuses.
On the day of Kirsty and Tyrone's stag-do/hen party, Kirsty finds Tyrone's secret phone with messages that detail Tyrone's plan for parental responsibility. In revenge, she invites Fiz to the wedding and promptly reveals their affair to the congregation before refusing to marry Tyrone. She takes Ruby and leaves, eventually going home and confronts Tyrone. He admits everything and tells her why before asking her to let him take Ruby and move out but she refuses. She goes to hit Tyrone again but overbalances at the top of the stairs and when found by the neighbours, she accuses Tyrone of domestic abuse so he is arrested and Ruby goes into temporary care while she is in hospital. Fiz and Tina stand by Tyrone and convince him to fight for Ruby when he is released on bail but Kirsty threatens to refuse him all access if he doesn't return to her. In desperation, he kidnaps Ruby with Fiz and Hope and they go to Wales, planning to sail to Ireland but Fiz calls the police, Tyrone is arrested for child abduction and charged with the assault on Kirsty. On 29 March 2013, during Tyrone's trial, Kirsty walks into court with Ruby and admits that she is the abuser, not Tyrone. After this revelation, Tyrone is freed and Kirsty is sent to prison. Kirsty finally does the right thing by nominating Tyrone to look after Ruby in her absence and Social Services arrange for him to have formal residency. She phones and asks him to visit her in prison, which he does, and tells her not to contact them ever again after wishing her luck in dealing with her problems.
When Tyrone gets out of prison he struggles to forgive people for thinking he was a wife beater. However, Fiz eventually talks him round and he accepts the apologies of his friends. Shortly afterwards, Fiz moves in with Tyrone with her daughter Hope. The couple are devastated when they learn that Hayley Cropper (Julie Hesmondhalgh) is dying from pancreatic cancer, and help her and her husband Roy (David Neilson) through the terrible situation. Fiz and Tyrone are later distraught when Hayley passes away.
Later in August, Jason Grimshaw (Ryan Thomas) is doing a loft conversion for Tyrone, and Todd Grimshaw (Bruno Langley) was putting more boards in the floor of the loft. Jason and Todd leave for the Rovers and warn Tyrone to not go up there. Tyrone does though, to video what he is going to do in the loft. He stands on the ladder but falls and crashes through the floor. He has a bloody nose and forehead, 2 broken ribs and a broken wrist. The thing is, Todd put unsteady boards up. Gary Windass (Mikey North) finds out what Todd did and tells Tony Stewart (Terence Maynard). Tony then shouts at Todd.
For his portrayal of Tyrone, Halsall was nominated in the category of "Most Popular Newcomer" at the 1999 National Television Awards.[5] On Digital Spy's 2012 end of year reader poll, Halsall was nominated for "Best Male Soap Actor" and came second with 18.2% of the vote.[6] Tyrone's domestic abuse storyline with Kirsty won Best Storyline with 28.3% of votes.[6] In 2013, Halsall won the award for "Best Dramatic Male Performance" for his portrayal of Tyrone.
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- ^ "Corrie's Tyrone on soap wedding". Metro. 2009-01-06. Retrieved 2009-11-01.
- ^ Kris Green (2009-01-06). "Alan Halsall (Tyrone Dobbs, Corrie)". Digital Spy. Retrieved 2009-11-02.
- ^ Kris Green (2009-01-06). "Corrie's Tyrone: I'd love Jackie back full-time". Digital Spy. Retrieved 2009-11-02.
- ^ "TV stars prepare for battle". BBC News. (BBC). 26 October 1999. Retrieved 2 April 2012.
- ^ a b Kilkelly, Daniel (22 December 2012). "'EastEnders', Corrie, 'Hollyoaks' all win in Digital Spy's 2012 poll". Digital Spy. (Hearst Magazines UK). Retrieved 22 December 2012.
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Roll Call: VT H0200 | 2013-2014 | Regular Session
For additional roll call votes on Vermont H0200 please see the Vote List
Vermont House Bill 200 (In Recess)
Bill Title: An Act Relating To Civil Penalties For Possession Of Marijuana
Status: (Passed) 2013-05-15 - Signed by Governor on 6/6/13 [H0200 Detail]
Text: Latest bill text (Chaptered) [PDF]
Vote: Shall the bill be read a third time?Yea: 98
Nay: 44
Absent: 7
Result: Passed
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|Rep. Greshin, Adam
|Rep. Pearce, Albert "Chuck"
|Rep. Emmons, Alice M.
|Rep. Miller, Alice
|Rep. Clarkson, Alison H.
|Rep. Donaghy, Andy
|Rep. Manwaring, Ann
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|Rep. Donahue, Anne B.
|Rep. Gallivan, Anne
|Rep. Mook, Anne H.
|Rep. O'Brien, Anne Theresa
|Rep. Rachelson, Barbara
|Rep. Bernie Juskiewicz
|Rep. Nuovo, Betty A.
|Rep. Botzow, Bill
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|Rep. Bouchard, Bob
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|Rep. Campion, Brian
|Rep. Savage, Brian K.
|Rep. Partridge, Carolyn W.
|Rep. Branagan, Carolyn Whitney
|Rep. Charles Goodwin
|Rep. Conquest, Chip
|Rep. Pearson, Christopher
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GRAPEVINE — Trophy Club Nelson's 5-1 girls soccer win over Birdville on Friday was extra sweet for senior forward Madison Hall.Hall transferred to Nelson from Birdville before her junior year, joining the team that had just knocked her former team out of the playoffs in a Class 4A Region I sectional."That's my old school, so it actually feels amazing beating them 5-1 in the third round," she said.To add a personal victory to Nelson's rout of Birdville (21-4-2), Hall scored two goals of her own. In the second half, on the second corner of the game for Nelson (19-2-5), Hall put the restart cross by forward Jeyci Lopez into the back of the net.However, it was her second goal of the game that put the cherry on top of a sweet win. Hall corralled a hard pass 30 yards from Birdville's goal. She weaved her way through two Birdville defenders before stopping and cutting back into the middle of the field and firing low into the right side of the net. "She's a special player," Nelson coach Philip Salyer said. "She's a senior and she's a captain, and she really showed up to play great tonight."Hall wasn't the only Nelson player with a stellar offensive night Friday as midfielder Ansley Bunger scored twice for leads of 1-0 and 2-1. Bunger trapped a long pass and found a small opening between the Hawks' keeper and one post. Her second goal came five minutes later.Midfielder Olenka Soko put away a rebounded miss by Bunger in the second half. Bunger missed on another later chance at a hat trick."I just wanted a hat trick," Bunger said with a smile. "I think everyone wants a hat trick, especially at this age. It's hard to get a hat trick."Jade Wear scored Birdville's only goal early in the second half.
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"Justin and Selena as One."The announcement yesterday from 46-year-old Connecticut-based sculptor Daniel Edwards -- that he'd created a (mostly) nude sculpture of teenage music superstars Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez, and that it would soon be put on public display in an adult store right here ... More >>
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Obama has called for a service initiative called Renew America Together. They ran a video contest to get the word out about what service is and why it's important to different people. I thought it would be a good chance to try out the Flip minoHD and get the youth together to do something creative. They did an awesome job. We did the interviews and editing in just about one hour. One of the freshman girls in our youth group did all the editing (I just stuck the music in the background after she had to leave). She did an amazing job and the end result is pretty great. You can watch the video below. The winners of the contest receive a personal phone call from Michelle Obama, which would be cool. For the video, I simply asked the youth what they thought service was and why it was important to them – they also shared some of the past service projects they've been a part of. Enjoy!
Book Blog for Barack Obama: An American Story
Zondervan/Youth Specialties has come out with a book entitled Barack Obama: An American Story. It is co-written by Ariele Gentiles and Bob Carlton (who is a good friend). I haven't had a chance to look at the book yet, but I'm sure it will be an interesting read.
They have set up a great book blog for the book. You can find the website here. Currently, the top article is written by Sara Miles, another wonderful writer who you should all know about. It looks like it's going to be a really interesting site, so I'd encourage you to check it out. Each week they plan on donating some money to an NGO – this week they are donating money to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
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Sevilla midfielder Didier Zokora insists he has not yet signed for Trabzonspor, despite the Turkish club claiming the deal is done.
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Usher Wins Primary Custody of Two Childrenby Hilton Hater at . Comments
It's been long and it's been ugly, but for Usher Raymond, it's all been worth it:
A judge has awarded the singer primary custody of the two children he shares with ex-wife Tameka Foster.
The case has gone back and forth for months, with Foster alleging that Usher was an irresponsible father who took drugs in front of his kids. Accusations of infidelity, inattentiveness and a great deal of name-calling have also been tossed around by both sides. Usher even cried once on the witness stand.
But the court has now sided with Usher and the former couple's sons will spend a majority of time with their father.
Foster will receive some custodial rights, but it's unclear at the moment just how the arrangement will work.
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The only losers in case are those children. Instead of these two innocent wonderful children being able to enjoy the company of both parents equally without limitations, supervisions or speculations they have been paraded back and forth from court in front of the media. So please lets not cheer to hard. For what, to get more money, keep more money or just a result of grown people who don't know the value of communication and marriage. JUST DATE AND USE CONDOMS
she did come off as a gold digger, and if you need all that money to support your kids, then they are better off with the parent that can provide better!
Yeah yeah yeah! Good call court ol'thirsty trick'll be spewing she lost her paydays!! :L
Way to go usher..she dont derseve dose kids..yu do..yu fought long and hard and it has payed off...keep up d good work...besides kidz need thier father im glad 2 c dat tey will be w yu d majority of d tyme...love ure kids..tey r wats it really all bout..