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The Ohio Supreme Court ruled June 5 that a Butler County judge acted improperly when he sealed records relating to a 2012 rape flier posted at Miami University.
Judge Robert Lyons ordered the records sealed after a student at Miami University was charged with and pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for posting a flier listing the "Top Ten Ways to Get Away with Rape" in a coed residence hall bathroom at the school.
When sealing the record, however, Lyons cited a law pertaining to sealing cases that don't reach a conviction, an error that he acknowledged later.
The case drew national attention, in part due to the graphic nature of the list, which included pointers like "If your [sic] afraid the girl will identify you slit her throat." It also drew scrutiny for Lyons' unusual move making the records in the case, and thus the student's name, unavailable to the public.
The Cincinnati Enquirer sued to have the records released. After the suit was filed, Lyons allowed the student to withdraw his guilty plea. The state of Ohio then dropped its case against the student, and Lyons sealed the case again under the same law he had cited previously.
Misdemeanors require a one-year waiting period before cases can be sealed. Judge Lyons argued that this isn't the case for minor misdemeanors like disorderly conduct and that no waiting period applied. In a 5-2 ruling, the Ohio Supreme Court disagreed, holding that there is no such distinction.
The student left Miami shortly after the incident.
You can find the full text of the court's decision here.
Good morning all. Let's start out this Monday news rundown by going uptown.
•On Friday, Cincinnati's Planning Commission passed a sweeping new plan for the area in the coming years. The plan anticipates the upcoming reworking of Interstate 71 and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and envisions big changes to the area in Avondale, Corryville, and Mount Auburn.
Planners hope after the new interchange at MLK and I-71 is completed, Reading Road will become a kind of innovation corridor, with new biomedical and other scientific research facilities lining a redesigned, more pedestrian-friendly roadway.
The plan also calls for increased development in neighboring business districts, new construction on the numerous vacant plots in the area and increased housing stock close to the central cores of Clifton, Avondale, Corryville, CUF and Walnut Hills.
•Other changes are coming to Avondale. Four large apartment buildings housing Section 8 tenants and another vacant building in the neighborhood will be renovated, and the owners of the buildings are looking to have them placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Alameda, Ambassador, Crescent, Poinciana, and Somerset buildings, built between 1896 and the 1920s, will be overhauled starting this fall. The Ambassador, currently empty, will be revamped first, and then the other buildings will follow suit. The Community Builders Cincinnati, the buildings' owners, will help 120 families who will have to vacate during renovations move to other buildings temporarily.
The renovations are expected to cost about $25 million and will finish up sometime in 2016.
• Hey, do you wanna go to LumenoCity? Too late. Tickets sold out in 13 minutes this morning. Yeah, I didn't get any either, because 8 a.m. is way too early for me to operate a computer. But if you've got a hundred bucks to drop, you can still scoop some tickets up on eBay.
• Nationally, the 2016 presidential race is shaping up to be a wild ride. While Democrats so far seem pretty content with Hillary, the GOP is still courting their man (and yes, their nominee will almost assuredly be a man). Lately, Sen. Ted Cruz from Texas has been getting a lot of attention. Cruz handily won a straw poll at the Texas Republican Convention this weekend. Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, who is often cited as a front-runner, came in third. Chalk it up to home-state advantage. It's hard to know who to root for in a contest like that, so I'm just going to hope that somehow the GOP jumps on the whole throw-back trend and nominates Abraham Lincoln again.
• Finally, a woman in Kentucky was found selling $3 million in ill-gotten Nikes from her front lawn. That's a lot of stolen shoes. She said she didn't know they were stolen and was selling them for $5 a piece. Not a bad deal, really.
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It's that time again when I tell you all about the weird stuff that has happened in the last 24 hours or so. Cincinnati's a crazy place, and the rest of the world isn't far behind, so let's get started.
• Remember those folks who hung the Greenpeace banners off the side of the Procter and Gamble building back in March? You know, the ones protesting P&G's use of palm oil, the production of which leads to massive deforestation and loss of habitat for a number of endangered animals, including tigers? Of course you do. They were 50-foot banners with tigers on them, for godsakes.
No surprise, the nine activists responsible ended up in Hamilton County Court on felony counts. Today, lawyers for the group asked a judge to dismiss those charges.
The nine were charged with burglary and vandalism. However, there was no breaking and entering. One of the group, dressed in business attire with a fake badge, told security she had a meeting in the building and snuck the others in through a regular old door she unlocked.
The group's lawyers insist burglary charges would only stick if the group had planned on committing another crime, and they say the political speech inherent in hanging banners off a building doesn't count. They're asking the courts to dismiss the charges on First Amendment grounds, saying the group is being punished for its political speech.
If that doesn't fly, the activists could face up to nine and a half years in jail and/or a $20,000 fine. P&G claims the activists did $17,000 in damage to their windows while gaining access to the outside of the building, a charge the group denies.
• Yesterday, Mayor John Cranley explained his vision for Clifton as a place that pumps out the city's future CEOs. The mayor said he'd like to make the area appealing to "the future Carl Lindners, the future Dick Farmers, the future folks who will build up business in this city" so they'll stick around.
At an annual event held by the Uptown Consortium, a non-profit development group for the area, Cranley called the University of Cincinnati "the gateway to the upper-middle class" and Cincinnati State "the gateway to the middle class." He said he'd like to improve the district, including centerpiece Burnet Woods, which he has descrbed as "creepy" in its current state. Specific ideas include a skywalk between the park and UC; more landscaped, Washington Park-like grounds; and more programing in the park.
• Today's job report shows that more than six years after the worst recession in recent memory we've finally regained number of jobs the country had before the plunge. Except we have 15 million more people now to fill those jobs, and the unemployment rate hasn't really budged much lately.
• But cheer up. It's National Donut Day. If you're me, every day is a donut day, but this donut day you can get some free deep-fried deliciousness down at Fountain Square. I started to ditch this news thing to go grab some, but it doesn't start until noon. Hey, free lunch.
from buying alcohol, everyone else can refinance loans for lower interest rates. But at
a time when charges for borrowing money have hit nearly historic lows, students have been
locked into their older, higher rates.
A new bill looks to remedy that and promises to not only pay for itself, but cut government spending.
So, students, graduates and budget hawks are happy, and everybody wins.
tricky part — paying for the program — is something called the
Fair Share Tax. The reduction in spending would come from the second part of the bill.
Also called "The Buffet Rule," named after Warren Buffet and championed by Elizabeth Warren, the tax mandates a minimum rate of 30 percent on those who bring in a million dollars or more a year.
students loans without a refinancing option is a profitable business — the
government is set to take in $66 billion on interest alone from loans issued
between 2007-2013, according to the Government Accountability Office. Eliminating that money would have big budget implications. That's where the Fair Share Tax comes in.
The Banking on Students Emergency Loan Refinancing Act would allow those with loans issued before August 9 last year to refinance at the rates passed in 2013 — 3.8 percent for undergraduate loans.
Democrats, including Sen. Sherrod Brown, are trying to gather support for the bill. Brown filed the bill with Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
Warren introduced the bill in the Senate on May 5. She, Brown and other Democrats will be pushing it in the upcoming week.
"Every dollar a current borrower pays in interest is a dollar he or she can't spend on a car, on a mortgage, or on starting a small business," Brown said in an email sent out on Thursday requesting signatures to support the bill.
So far, 36 senators have signed it.
Last year, Congress lowered the rate of new loans but left existing rates the same.
Those higher rates are drowning graduates, keeping them stuck in their parents' basements, Warren said on the Senate floor last month.
"Make no mistake, this is an
emergency," she said. "Student loan debt is exploding and it threatens the
stability of young people and the future of our economy."
The Congressional Budget Office released a report on the bill Wednesday. The report found that lowering the rates of outstanding loans would increase spending by $51 billion, but with the new tax thrown in, the bill would also increase revenue by $72 billion between 2015-2019.
The report said deficits could be reduced in the next 10 years by about $22 billion.
Congressional Republicans are sure to oppose the tax increase, considering most have signed Americans for Tax Reform's taxpayer protection pledge to not raise taxes.This won't be the first time congressional Republicans have opposed the proposed tax. It was introduced in 2012 as the Paying a Fair Share Act and fell short of the votes needed to leave the Senate.
In the meantime, student loan debt totals $1.2 trillion, greater than all outstanding credit card debt.
Cincinnati passed its $358 million operating budget yesterday, and it's great and all, except for the parts that aren't. Nearly everyone on council applauded the fact that the budget is balanced, or close to balanced, or … well, I won't replay that argument, but the city is getting close to leveling spending with what it takes in without layoffs or deep cuts to core programs.
But there are big concerns, too. Council members Yvette Simpson and Chris Seelbach questioned a few issues surrounding funding of certain non-profits and community redevelopment groups. These included $4 million borrowed from eight neighborhood TIF districts, cuts to the Neighborhood Business District Improvement Program, and some last-minute additions to the budget. Critics of the additions say they're sweetheart deals built on cronyism. Some of the organizations in question have connections with big political players, including former Mayor Dwight Tillery's Center for Closing the Health Gap, which will receive $500,000 from one of the Monday add-ons in the budget.
Simpson was the most vocal about the issues surrounding human services and neighborhood redevelopment funding.
"I was committed and part of an administration prior that was really invested in supporting neighborhood development in a significant way," she said. "And we've cut $4.5 million to neighborhood development in this budget, and I think we're going to regret that."
• Council also passed Seelbach's Domestic Partner Registry initiative yesterday, which will allow same-sex couples to register with the city so they can receive equal benefits from participating employers.
"Ten years ago, at this moment … some called this the most anti-gay city in the country, including me," Seelbach said. "We've come a really long way, and this is one of the last pieces of the puzzle. Unfortunately, the state of Ohio doesn't recognize marriage equality. It will soon, but until then, this is a tool."
• A new national study by Homes for All Alliance to be released Friday shows that Cincinnati, like much of the country, is in an affordable housing crisis. More than 63 percent of households in Cincinnati are renters, not homeowners, according to the study. Of those households, half pay more than 30 percent of their income for rent, the federal threshold for unaffordable housing. Even worse, 30 percent of renters in Cincinnati spend more than half their monthly paychecks on a place to live.
A panel discussion on the study and affordable housing in Cincinnati is being held Friday at 6 p.m. at the Art Academy of Cincinnati. It will feature Vice Mayor David Mann, Over-the-Rhine Community Housing Director Mary Burke Rivers, Bonnie Neumeier from Peaslee Neighborhood Center and other advocates for affordable housing.
• The Ohio House yesterday passed a measure to allow electronic tolling, which could have big implications for the Brent Spence Bridge. The bridge is crumbling, and Ohio and Kentucky are currently working on a way to rebuild it. Engineers believe it will take $2.5 billion for a new bridge, and much of that money may have to come from tolls, lawmakers say. Though Ohio is (reluctantly) on board, voters in Kentucky have voiced strong opposition to tolls.
• In the "news that isn't really new but that you should keep an eye on anyway" category, fixes for the Voting Rights Act are still stalled in Congress and probably will be for a while. The Supreme Court struck down a segment of the law regarding standards that determine which states will receive close scrutiny due to past voting rights violations. Congress can set new standards, but given that Congress can barely decide where they're all going to grab lunch these days, it looks like it could be a long wait.
• Finally, someone took DNA from a relative of Vincent Van Gogh, and, uh, 3D printed a copy of the artist's ear, which he is said to have cut off in a fit of mental illness in 1888. It's on display in a German museum, because paintings are kind of boring but Jurassic Park-like replicas of severed ears from long-dead artists are awesome.
Protesting illegal firings, low wages and erratic scheduling, Walmart workers are taking a stand this afternoon in Cincinnati by walking off their jobs.
Workers will protest outside the Walmart on Ferguson Road at 4:30 p.m. this afternoon with Hamilton County Commissioner Todd Portune, according to a press release sent out this morning.
Today's strike is part of a larger strike movement happening in 20 cities across the country this week, leading up to the annual shareholder meeting.
The meeting is this Friday and hundreds of worker shareholders are making the trip to Arkansas as part of a union-backed workers group called OUR Walmart. They plan to request a living wage and family-sustaining jobs, calling for the new CEO Doug McMillion to "take the company in a new direction," the press release said.
A typical Walmart worker is paid less than $25,000 a year. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average retail worker makes only $21,000 per year and cashiers even less.
Walmart employees say they have to rely on food stamps while their company received $7.8 billion in tax breaks and subsidies in 2013.
OUR Walmart advocates for a $25,000 base salary for all employees.
"A minimum $25,000 salary at Walmart would not only help families, it would boost job creation, consumer spending, and the company's bottom-line," the press release said.
The major employer is currently on trial for worker rights violations involving firing workers who went on strike last year at the company's annual shareholder meeting.
The country's largest and most profitable corporation is also tightening its belt; Walmart took $740 million out of its cost structure in the past year because its operating income grew faster than sales.
Walmart has had to make some changes lately in response to worker's claims.
In March, the pregnancy policy was updated after an OUR Walmart campaign, allowing for more accommodations for pregnant women.
In April, the retailer changed its internal scheduling system, making it easier for part-time workers to pick up extra shifts online.
All right. It's morning, it's nasty out, and it's only Wednesday. Let's do this news thing because we've all already uploaded five pics of those ominous clouds to Instagram and doing actual work is hard.
A bill the Ohio House took up yesterday would make it illegal for insurance to cover abortions. House Bill 351, sponsored by State Rep. John Becker, a Republican representing Cincinnati's suburbs, would ban any insurance coverage for abortion procedures, even in cases of rape or incest. The bill would also keep public employees or those receiving Medicaid from using their insurance to purchase certain kinds of birth control that keep fertilized eggs from maturing, which Becker says is tantamount to abortion.
"This is just my personal view," Becker said of that scientifically dubious claim. "I'm not a medical doctor." Just going to leave that quote right there for you to chew on.
• More questions are popping up about Cincinnati's 2015 operating budget, which City Council is set to pass today. Concerns have emerged about $350,000 in blight removal funds directed last-minute Monday to Bond Hill's Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation, The Enquirer reports. That's a third of the money budgeted by the city for such work.
One possible way the corporation might use that money is by purchasing Integrity Hall, a banquet hall currently owned by Steve Reece. Reece has strong ties to Cranley, having done work for his mayoral campaign. His nonprofit, Operation Step-Up, also received a $3,700 donation from the campaign. In addition, Reece's daughter, State Rep. Alicia Reece, endorsed Cranley's campaign.
The connections between Reece and Cranley have raised questions from some council members. Councilman Chris Seelbach wondered Monday whether the money represents a "pet project." Cranley says he has nothing to do with the allocation to Bond Hill and denies discussing the sale of Integrity Hall with Reece. Vice Mayor David Mann says there have been no decisions about what the money would be spent on. Reece hopes to sell his building to Bond Hill's redevelopment corporation for around $335,000.
• Streetcar advocacy group Believe in Cincinnati met last night in Clifton to talk about expanding the streetcar into neighborhoods beyond OTR. About 80 people showed up at the meeting, which focused on uptown, other neighborhoods like Hyde Park and even interest in the streetcar across the river in Northern Kentucky. Ryan Messer, an organizer of the group, said Believe in Cincinnati wants to advocate for all kinds of transit and hopes to expand awareness and get people talking about the issue throughout the region.
Pete Witte, an advocate for transit going to the West Side, spoke about his efforts "in the lion's den," as Messer called the city's western suburbs. Though transit expansion hasn't been a popular there, Witte says there are a growing number of people there who want something like light rail or the streetcar as an option in the future.
Councilman Kevin Flynn also spoke, reminding the crowd about the realities of funding for streetcar expansion — that basically, the city has no money to pay for it now and that it will take a great amount of political will and support for the current phase of the project to make future expansions a reality.
• A University of Cincinnati professor is leading a group of students in drone research and development. So far, the group has made five of the hovering, eye-in-the-sky devices, including one with eight arms called Octorotor. The university is hooking up with the West Virginia Division of Forestry this fall to offer a co-op for students looking to push the boundaries of what drones can do while fighting forest fires. Next up, I hope: a drone that delivers pizza to my window at the CityBeat offices when it's storming and I don't want to leave the building.
• Archeologists in China have found the world's oldest pants, because, you know, that's what science does. The pants look suspiciously like something you might grab from an Urban Outfitters, with straight legs and a wide crotch that seem to make them direct ancestor of those dreadful drop-crotch skinny jeans Justin Bieber has taken to wearing. On the plus side, these things lasted 3,000 years. Meanwhile I can't find a pair of jeans that doesn't start fading and fraying after six months. They just don't make em like they used to, etc.
City council continued to tinker with the budget yesterday, shifting around a few items in an edge of your seat, five-plus hour thrill ride that was as riveting for me to watch as it would be for you to read about. Instead of giving you the play by play, though, because it's probably too early for that much excitement, I'll just hit you with the high points.
Under the changes approved yesterday, Cincinnati Works will get $250,000 for a jobs program on which Cranley campaigned, Bond Hilll will get $350,000 for blight removal and the Camp Washington pool will stay open.
Council passed the changes 6-3, with members Kevin Flynn, Chris Seelbach, and Yvette Simpson voting against due to some lingering concerns about the city's pension fund.
Other issues still looming include a water rate hike and questions about $4 million the city owes eight neighborhoods. On that last issue, Councilman Charlie Winburn suggested the sale of the Blue Ash Airport could cover the borrowed money. Council may need to decide quickly, because a lawsuit hits court today over the city's use of the money.
There is a public hearing tonight on the budget in Westwood, so you can still catch some of the action. Let's get fiscal! Council is expected to take a final vote on the package tomorrow at its weekly meeting, though it has until June 30 to pass the budget.
The state could throw Cincinnati half a million dollars to help the city with hosting the 2015 Major League Baseball All Star Game. That money from taxpayers could be used for extra police, enhanced transit options and general beautification, according to The Enquirer. Though the money hasn't been allocated yet, Gov. John Kasich has indicated he's looking for ways to make it happen.
Elsewhere, Seattle just raised its minimum wage to $15 an hour, among the highest in the country. The city has yet to receive a predicted smiting from the economics gods, though no doubt it will soon turn into a hellish wasteland where fast food workers can actually afford to buy things like food and shelter without government assistance.
When even the National Rifle Association says your preoccupation with guns is "weird," you know you're in Texas. Open carry advocacy groups in the Lone Star state have gotten in hot water recently for toting their assault rifles into Chili's and other fine dining establishments. AR15s and appletinis? What could go wrong?
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Cincinnati is one step closer to joining nine other Ohio cities that have established domestic partner registries, which would open up more possibilities for equal employee benefits for same-sex couples.
A measure introduced by City Councilman Chris Seelbach to have the city set up the registry passed unanimously through the council's Human Services Committee today. Mayor John Cranley and a majority of council have expressed support for the measure, and it seems likely to come up for a vote and pass during Wednesday's council meeting.
The registry, which would be run through the City Clerk's office, would verify financial relationships between non-married domestic partners. The list would take a burden off employers, who currently have to independently verify financial relationships if they wish to provide equal benefits for partners of employees.
Couples would be required to show strong financial interdependency to qualify. Applicants to the registry would be eligible if they own joint property, have granted each other power of attorney, are named in each others' will and meet other requirements.
Many large companies, as well as the city, already offer some form of domestic partner benefits. However, requirements can vary, and it's expensive and time-consuming to set up criteria and then screen employees' eligibility, especially for smaller employers.
The registry proposed for Cincinnati is based on one adopted by Columbus in 2012. It requires a $45 fee to register, which Seelbach says will pay for the program. If passed, Seelbach said the plan could be up and running in a few weeks.
Metro on May 29 announced plans to provide health and dental benefits to domestic partners of its employees, becoming the first employer to say it will utilize the registry once it passes.


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> Capriati def. Schiavone! 7-5 6-1
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Capriati def. Schiavone! 7-5 6-1
May 30th, 2004, 07:13 PM
Jennie vs. Serena :worship: by far Jen's best match in Paris
Heidi Capriati
May 30th, 2004, 07:14 PM
Woohoo!! :bounce: Nice win, Jen. :)
Bring on Serena! :bounce:
May 30th, 2004, 07:15 PM
Jennifer has hit her stride!
May 30th, 2004, 07:16 PM
She blew Schiavone away in the last set. Schiavone totally tanked after losing the first set. Many brain cramps.
Schiavone :cuckoo:
May 30th, 2004, 07:16 PM
Jennifer has hit her stride!
way to go jen, kick serena's ass girl, you know you can
May 30th, 2004, 07:17 PM
I believe Fran lead 4-2 or 5-2 in the first. Losing that lead was the match.
May 30th, 2004, 07:19 PM
JenJen :banana: :yeah: great job, awesome Cappy :drive:
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May 30th, 2004, 07:20 PM
jenny was on fire!!!!
heres two pictures from after the match for ya
May 30th, 2004, 07:21 PM
wow! what a second set by jen!:bounce: she literally blew schiavone off the court!
so happy that she won that match on that same court #1 !
good luck jen!
love you :)
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May 30th, 2004, 07:23 PM
well done jen, great match :D:D
now go kcik serenas ASS :D
May 30th, 2004, 07:30 PM
A nice match from Jen, that last set was off the hook. She was just punishing her shots... Now its take to take Serena out Jen!!! :bounce::bounce:
May 30th, 2004, 07:32 PM
this was really a brilliant match from Jennifer :)
May 30th, 2004, 07:33 PM
Now its take to take Serena out Jen!!! :bounce::bounce:
Jen will take Serena the way to the exit... :cool:
Well done, Jen! :hearts:
May 30th, 2004, 07:36 PM
wow Jennifer's really lifting her game. :D Francesca looks deflated after losing that 4-2 lead in the first set. :sad: I thought she'd fight better in the second but Jen was relentless. Congrats Jennifer! :yeah: :worship:
May 30th, 2004, 07:43 PM
Cappy :yeah:
Well done :)
May 30th, 2004, 07:45 PM
:) Im so happy can t wait for the quaterfinal ;)
May 30th, 2004, 07:47 PM
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May 30th, 2004, 08:00 PM
Francesca lost a potential 5-2 lead with an error and double faults on key points she then got frustrated. Understandable because Jen was getting very red running around losing break points and chasing angles was losing concentration, getting frustrated and might not have lasted 3 sets.
Jen was losing rallies to Franceca and her serve was off for much of the first set. In the second she dominated when Francesca started an error fest. Jen had a time out for an injured hip. She will have to play a lot better unless Serena is even more damaged.
May 30th, 2004, 08:06 PM
Congratulations Jen, i thought you played great today :yeah:
May 30th, 2004, 08:19 PM
Great victory for Jen. I didnt see anything about it our here about on french tv. it is ridiculous..though i wasnt watching all day. Great Victory for Jen
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May 30th, 2004, 08:48 PM
Well done Jennifer. :) :worship: :D Good luck in quarterfinal :wavey:
May 30th, 2004, 09:40 PM
I only saw from 4-5 in the first. I hadn't seen Caps playing so well since Roland Garros 2001, she is actually putting a lot thought on her game and it's paying off again. She is no longer the battering ram of 2003
She seems to be injured on her thigh, though. I hope this doesn't "screw up" the french open even more ;)
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ROME (AFP) - Italy was in suspense on Saturday ahead of President Giorgio Napolitano's expected proposal for who should lead the eurozone's third-largest economy after elections that left no clear winner.
The latest round of talks aimed at breaking the deadlock ended on Friday with no solution in sight after the three main political forces proposed different visions for a future government.
Mr Pier Luigi Bersani's centre-left coalition, which secured the most votes in the February elections but failed to win a majority, ruled out an alliance with Mr Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right grouping which came a very close second.
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The Woman's Forum recently made a donation in the amount of $2,259 to the Pioneer Museum from their Evening at the Museum/Pumpkins on the Porch event. Shown are Phyllis Morris, Adele Mims, Lita McEachern, Gayle Greer, Dr. Judy Clayton, Kent Boatright, Karan Bergstrom, Suzan Hughes-Kennedy, Kathy Shadley, Janet Setliff, Melonnie Hicks and Betty Myers.
This morning, there will be a slight chance of rain, snow, and sleet before noon. Otherwise, we'll see partly sunny skies with a high near 39. Winds will be from the south at 5 to 10 mph, becoming north northwest in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 10%. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies, with a low around 29 and northern winds at 10 to 15 mph, shifting to the west after midnight. Expect wind chill values between 19 and 24. Learn more at weather.gov.
Blackwell ISD is closed on Monday.
Highland ISD begins at 10 a.m., buses run two hours late on Monday.
Roby ISD begins at 10 a.m. on Monday.
Sweetwater ISD begins at 10 a.m., buses run two hours late on Monday.
Texas State Technical College Sweetwater campus opens at 10 a.m. on Monday.
Kids Kampus and Lang Aycock Daycare Centers in Sweetwater will open at regular times but will not have transportation to schools on Monday.
Marsha Harris is announcing her candidacy for the office of District Clerk in Nolan County. ŌĆ£As life-long residents of Nolan County and current residents of Blackwell, my husband of 29 years, Ronnie ŌĆśRabbitŌĆÖ Harris and I have raised two wonderful children,ŌĆØ she said. Their son, Garritt Harris, is a graduate of Blackwell CISD and Western Texas College. Brooklyn Harris, their daughter, is a senior at Blackwell CISD. In addition, they are all members of First Baptist Church in Blackwell.
Connie Broadwell Jamison is announcing her candidacy for District Clerk of Nolan County. Sweetwater is her hometown and she is a graduate of Sweetwater High School and Columbia Secretarial College. She is the daughter of R.E. Broadwell (deceased) and Charlie Broadwell. Jamison has two sisters, Patricia ŌĆ£TreetŌĆØ Broadwell and Deb Veal, and one brother, Richard Broadwell (deceased), one brother-in-law, David Veal, and one sister-in-law, Vicki Broadwell.
Sweetwater ISD (Independent School District) Superintendent Terry Pittman gave an update on the facilities within the district during his monthly report at Monday night's meeting of the Board of Trustees. Photos were shown to the board of the various projects, such as the new concession stand at Sweetwater Middle School and the bus barn. The latter facility will see further work, as the plan is to cover the fuel station and all of the busses.
Twenty-two Texas State Technical College West Texas nursing students, plus faculty attended the Komen 3-day in Dallas. They worked to provide medical assistance to the attendees as well as volunteers. The group slept in on-site tents for the duration of the event. The Associate Degree Nursing students, who are already Licensed Vocational Nurses, volunteered to function as nursing/medical staff while gaining leadership clinical experience. The group attended a medical training workshop last month in preparation for the event where more than 1,200 walkers participated this year.
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I'm looking at buying my first AR soon and I was wondering what thoughts were on buying a .22 AR. I would like to have a .223 but they're almost double in price. I was going to wait until february and buy a colt .223, however I assume an assault weapons ban is coming and I may not be able to get one at all if I wait that long. Can anyone advise on whether or not I would be wasting my money? Also, are their any reccomendations on what to buy. Thanks!
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I just built my first AR... Actually, I'm picking up my upper tomorrow (hopefully). I went ahead and did a .223/5.56 and plan to add a .22LR upper later. I started out thinking I'd buy a .22LR AR, but I went with the .223 because I felt the larger caliber might be the first to go in an AWB situation. Regardless, go ahead and get your stripped lower on-hand as that's the only "registered" part of the gun. After that, you can do as you please with it (short of an SBR or Fully Automatic). You can always get multiple uppers later in different calibers (as long as they are compatible with the AR-15 Lower and not AR-10). I'm planning on adding a .22LR upper at some point soon. But you can get them via online retailers, etc. so I'd go ahead and get the lower before our illustrious leaders in Washington make any drastic moves.
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[The Imperator of the Night (Hearken to the Attestation of the Sinistrous):]
For it is the iniquity of man which compels him to these tenebrous gates,
seeking opiate dreams and the alluring embrace of oblivion...
Know that I have cavorted beneath the horned moon with repellent fiends, and
liberated virgins from the burden of their maidenhood.
(Supping deep of that sweet ichor and revelling in the sanguineous megrims my
ophidian tongue has wrought.)
Tyrannic I am where the Serpent dwells, the lissome embrace of the succubi,
Like a wolf in the fold, red of tooth and claw, enthroned beneath black
Shadows stalk the viscid gloom, (beware the) blades of the assassins,
The call of Ul-Yeh in the air, the crystal skull is shattered,
A veil of cloud about the moon, (fevered) dreams of (trenchant) steel and fire,
Hearken to the slithering, the envenomed kiss of night.
[The Imperator of the Night (Thus Spake the Chronicle of Shadows):]
Such adoration bestowed upon me beneath the cryptic moon!
Caressed by ululant lotus-stained tongues...
(Behold the true purity of that which lurks concealed beneath the mantle of
shadow, and let the deluded, debauched sybarites flee in terror from that
darkness which they profess to embrace!)
Beyond the spheres of light and darkness, beneath distant pallid stars, I bring
the iridescent glimmer of forbidden truth, seared in the crucible of blasphemy!
For amorphous they come, steeped in the fetor of ten thousand years,
Abhorrent colossi spawned from the sinistrous cosmic spheres.
And upon their tongues, vile secrets so terrible sweet madness is a redolent
[The Imperator of the Night (Revel in the Triumph of the Dark):]
I shall glut the maw of that ineffable nameless evil which lurks forever in
the soul of man, for so it is written in the Chronicle of Shadows...
[29 October, 1893]
They came in the night, and butchered five of my party, the terrified survivors
fleeing with the first wan light of dawn. The fiends seemed inexplicably to
be an extension of the night, as if their misshapen bodies were actually
somehow composed of the darkness itself. Even as I gazed directly at them,
I found I could not truly focus on their stygian forms... their bodies
appearing to shimmer and shift like the ripples of a heat-haze upon an arid
plain. My ammunition, discharged in vain, is all but spent... and now, as night
unfurls its malign wings once more to enshroud this desolate and forsaken
place, I wait alone for the sunrise I fear I shall never see. At dusk I
discovered a hidden alcove in the time-raught surface of the great monolith
which stands as a mute sentinel before the entrance to the colossal temple;
a moss encrusted crevice concealed from the eyes of man for I know not how
long. As the darkness massed about me, a strange miasma seemed to grip my mind
in tenebrous tendrils, and I beheld that horrifying and immemorial edifice
which I now feel certain once cast its diabolical shadow upon the Gate of the
Sun. It is all true, everything I feared, everything which I dared imagine
only in the blackest embrace of the most narcotic malignity. There are Six
Keys To The Onyx Pyramid, which conceal a terrifying truth never intended to
be grasped by the woefully fragile mind of Man. I now pray that no unfortunate
soul ever again stumbles as close as I to those cryptic axioms which lie ever
in wait between the incorporeal veils of light and shadow. I would offer up a
prayer to the divinity which once I worshipped, but I know it would echo
emptily through the abyssal reaches of the unheeding cosmos. As I scrawl this
final entry in my journal, the sun sinks with a chilling finality below this
now alien horizon. I know the shadowy figures shall soon return to claim me.
I must fortify myself for the onset of the night...
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Writer/director Ramiro Hernandez gave himself such a short time to
tell this tale. He tries to cram everything but the story in, and that was a huge mistake. Too bad that watch didn't clue him in on that.
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H. Richard Crane
Horace Richard Crane (November 4, 1907 – April 19, 2007) was an American physicist, the inventor of the Race Track Synchrotron, [1][2] a recipient of President Ronald Reagan's National Medal of Science "for the first measurement of the magnetic moment and spin of free electrons and positrons".[3] He was also noted for proving the existence of neutrinos.[4] The National Academy of Sciences called Crane "an extraordinary physicist".[5] The University of Michigan called him "one of the most distinguished experimental physicists of the 20th century".[6] Crane was a chairman of the department of physics [7] and a professor of physics at the University of Michigan,[8] a member of the National Academy of Sciences.[9]
During World War 2, he worked on radar at MIT and proximity fuses at the Carnegie Institution of Washington and the University of Michigan. He consulted for the National Defense Research Commission and the Office of Scientific Research and Development.[10]
From 1957 to 1960, Crane was President of the Midwestern Universities Research Association. In addition, he was President of the American Association of Physics Teachers in 1965, and on the Board of Governors of the American Institute of Physics from 1964 to 1975.[10]
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- 1907: Born in Turlock, California on November 4
- 1930: BS, California Institute of Technology[8]
- 1934: PhD in Physics, California Institute of Technology[8]
- 1934–1935: California Institute of Technology, Research Fellow in Physics
- 1935–1938: University of Michigan, Instructor and Research Physicist
- 1938–1946: University of Michigan, Assistant Professor to Associate Professor of Physics
- 1946–1978: University of Michigan, Professor of Physics
- 1978–2007: University of Michigan, Emeritus Professor of Physics
- ^ University of Michigan;Obituary;H. Richard Crane
- ^ Ann Arbor News;Renown local physicist H. Richard Crane dead at 99;April 20, 2007
- ^ The President's National Medal of Science: Recipient Details;HORACE R. CRANE;Professor of Physics
- ^ New York Times:CLOUD-CHAMBER TEST FINDS NEUTRINO 'REAL'; Drs. Crane and Halpern Decide It Is No Mere Hypothesis;May 22, 1938
- ^ National Academy of Sciences;Biographical Memoir;H. Richard Crane by Jens C. Zorn
- ^ University of Michigan News Service;May 16 2007;H. Richard Crane
- ^ New York Times:Physics Teachers Award Four Citations for Service;February 2, 1968
- ^ a b c Array of Contemporary American Physicists;H. Richard Crane
- ^ a b Jones, L., et al. (2010). "Innovation Was Not Enough: A History of the Midwestern Universities Research Association (MURA)." World Scientific Publishing. http://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/6937


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Now closed and converted to residential use.
The 1904 Woodbridge licensing records show that the Falcon's license was issued in 1853, though it's shown on the 1838 OS map, so this was probably just a conversion from a beerhouse license to full license.
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Netflix, one of the first online merchants to go public since the collapse of the Internet bubble, received a warm reception on its first trading day.
Shares of the Los Gatos, California, DVD rental site closed at $16.75, up 12 percent in Thursday trading after pricing late Wednesday for $15 a piece. The stock rose as high as $17.40 per share in Thursday trading.
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Although Netflix's first-day gains were lower than those of PayPal, which rose about 50 percent its first day out, the increase was about in line with expectations on Wall Street, according to one analyst.
Although Netflix is not yet profitable, the company has seen sales rise sharply in the past year, which may explain its appeal to investors.
The company's main source of revenue is from selling memberships for its DVD rental service. In exchange for a monthly fee, customers are allowed to rent a certain number of movies (typically three) at any time through the mail. Members can get new movies after they return the old ones through the mail in postage-paid envelopes.
In its most recent securities filing, Netflix said it now has more than 600,000 subscribers. In the first three months of the year, the company reported sales of $30 million, up from $17 million in the same period in 2001.
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UPDATED 10:29 PM CDT May 12, 2014Students at Red Oak High School refuse to let their principal lose his job.
Video TranscriptSTAYING IN IOWA, WHERE A HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S JOB IS BUT HE HAS PLENTY OF SUPPORT TONIGHT..FROM STUDENTS. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S AMANDA CRAWFORD JOINS US LIVE. US HE DOESN'T FULLY UNDERSTAND WHY THE DISTRICT WANTS TO FIRE HIM. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SAY HE COULD BE DONE BY THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR..SAYING HE FAILED TO MEET EXPECTATIONS. STUDENTS DISAGREE. A ROOMFUL OF STUDENTS -- (In the whole time I've known him, I've never known him to have a negative effect on the school. It's always positive) SO GIL COOPER'S SPENDING MONDAY EVENING AT A SCHOOL SAVE OUR SHERMAN.(He's our principal, he's not the school board's principal.He's our SHERMAN.AS STUDENTS SING HIS PRAISES -- THE SCHOOL BOARD SAYS HIS JOB IS IN JEOPARDY.(" " THEY SENT HIM A LETTER - CITING FIVE REASONS. (None of them have anything to do with working at the high school or the students.)THE BOARD SAYS SHERMAN DOESN'T HAVE A GOOD WORKING RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER ADMINISTRATORS.(Right now the superintendent feels our working relationship is strained.)SHERMAN SAYS WHEN HE STANDS UP FOR STUDENTS -- THE ADMINISTRATION CALLS HIM CONFRONTATIONAL.(I come to work for the kids I serve and that's where we're differing) SO HE'S NOT GOING DOWN WITHOUT A FIGHT.(I feel that I care deeply about my community and I care deeply about my kids, meaning my students, and STUDENTS ARE STANDING BEFORE THE BOARD -- AND BEHIND THEIR PRINCIPAL. SHERMAN REQUESTED THIS ISSUE GO BEFORE AN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE. THERE WILL BE A FORMAL HEARING, AND THE JUDGE WILL MAKE A RECOMMENDATION TO THE SCHOOL BOARD -- AND THE áSCHOOL BOARD WILL HAVE THE FINAL SAY SOMETIME THIS SUMMER. BRANDI BACK TO YOU.
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Have you ever tasted fresh pasture chicken or ducks? eggs? or fully dressed ready to cook poultry? Perhaps you have, but you haven't ever actually savored real natural poultry and other fresh products until you've tried delicious pasture chicken from LRF. Levee Run Farm raises poultry products and even fresh homegrown vegetables the all-natural way. This beautiful farm only enhances the personality that thrives within the heart and soul of the Delta in Greenwood, Mississippi. Momma works hard doing what she loves which only enriches the flavor that MUCH More! Not stopping by is something you'll never let yourself live down.
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Tomorrow's innovators : essential skills for a changing world. Lanham, Md.: Rowman & Littlefield Education; 2013. Abstract
Curriculum theory : conflicting visions and enduring concerns. Vol 2nd. Thousand Oaks, Calif.: SAGE Publications; 2013.
Curriculum development in the postmodern era : teaching and learning in an age of accountability. Vol 3rd. New York: Routledge; 2013. Abstract
Conflicts in curriculum theory : challenging hegemonic epistemologies. Vol 1st. New York: Palgrave Macmillan; 2011.
Educating the Posthuman: Biosciences, fiction and curriculum studies. Rotterdam ; Boston: Sense Publishers; 2010.
"Weaver explores the intersections between literature, biosciences and curriculum theory....Weaver argues that the scientific issues of our day are best understood through the study of fiction."--Marla Morris, Associate Professor of Education, Georgia Southern University, USA
Contemporary curriculum in thought and action. Vol 7th. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley; 2009.


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By Intern Scarlet in Movies on Sep 26, 2012
Amy Heckerling is the greatest. Not only is she responsible for national treasures like Clueless (1995) and Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982), but she is one of the few female directors working in Hollywood, period. As an aspiring movie-maker, her awesomely quirky comedies give me a reason to get up in the morning. So when I saw that the trailer for her new movie Vamps (2012) had been released, I flipped out.
Starring BUST cover girl Krysten Ritter as well as Alicia Silverstone, Sigourney Weaver, and Wallace Shawn (The Princess Bride), Vamps tells the story of two roommates who are trying to navigate life, love, and vampirism in modern-day New York City. Vamps makes hilarious use of the witty Valley Girl-inspired dialogue from Clueless that we love so much.
Now I've had enough of vampire movies just as much as the next girl, so if you're instantly turned off by the title, please watch the trailer. It's a funny, fresh, female-centric, and totally Amy Heckerling comedy.
Vamps is slated to premiere in select theaters on November 11th.
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An Islamic organisation on Wednesday (November 14) protested against the film and alleged that Thuppakki portrays Muslims as terrorists and traitors. The makers of the film should seek an apology and remove those scenes that hurt the feelings of the Muslims. It also adds that if they fail to chop those scenes, they would held a dharna in front of Vijay's house.
Following this protest, the security has been beefed up for Vijay. Meanwhile, Thuppakki is doing rocking business at the Box Office. The film has got a flying start in Tamil Nadu as well as many other foreign countries.
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Maine DEP Names Heather Parent As Policy Director, Melanie Loyzim And Mike Mullen Permanent Bureau Directors
October 19, 2011
Samantha DePoy-Warren, Maine DEP Spokesperson/Director of Education & Outreach firstname.lastname@example.com 287-5842 (office) or 592-0427 (cell)
-Heather Parent, of Brewer is named Policy Director, and Melanie Loyzim, of Manchester, and Mike Mullen, of Winthrop, are sworn-in as the permanent directors of the Bureau of Air Quality and the Bureau of Land & Water Quality respectively-
AUGUSTA – The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has a new Policy Director and two of its acting Bureau Directors have earned permanent positions on its senior leadership team.
Commissioner Pattie Aho has appointed Heather Parent, most recently a shareholding attorney in Eaton Peabody's Environmental and Land Practice Group, as Policy Director, following the transfer of former director Jim Dusch into a newly-created post as DEP's Southern Maine Regional Office Director.
As Policy Director, Parent will develop and implement thoughtful and practical policy, procedures and rules that offer environmental protections while not obstructing prosperity and serve as the department's liaison to the State Attorney General's Office.
She will also oversee the agency's enforcement efforts, working to ensure DEP's enforcement is timely, fair and firm and does not allow for violations to provide for a competitive advantage against those businesses and individuals who are undertaking environmental stewardship.
Parent, who grew up in the western Maine town of Peru and has a Juris Doctor and master's in Environmental Law from Vermont Law School, has more than a decade of experience as an environmental attorney in the state, specializing in wetlands permitting and representation of businesses and municipalities in proceedings under state and federal hazardous substance and waste laws.
She particularly has a passion for Brownfields, a redevelopment program which cleans-up long contaminated sites so they can be put back in use and on the property tax rolls to benefit both the environment and the economy, and co-authored the Maine law text for the treatise on Brownfields Redevelopment.
Parent, now of Brewer, is active in the environmental law community, serving as secretary of the Environmental Law and Energy Section of the American Bar Association and of the Maine State Bar's Natural Resources and Environmental Law Section. She is also engaged in the Greater Bangor Region, serving on the Bangor Trails Committee, Bangor Fusion and having attended the Bangor Regional Leadership Institute.
In addition to announcing Parent's appointment, Melanie Loyzim, acting director of the Bureau of Air Quality since June, and Mike Mullen, acting director of the Bureau of Land & Water Quality since July, were sworn-in last week as permanent directors of their respective bureaus.
Loyzim, of Manchester, holds a B.S. in Environmental Management and Policy from the University of Maine and a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Colorado.
She worked at a private Colorado environmental services firm and in that state's Department of Public Health and Environment on air quality policy and regulation development before joining the Maine DEP in 2006, where she has served as the manager of the Air Toxics and Emissions Inventory Program, leading a team focused on measuring emissions across the state and coordinating outreach and compliance assistance for thousands of Maine sources that emit air toxics and other pollutants.
Mullen, of Winthrop, has been with the bureau since 1983, most serving recently as the Enforcement and Compliance Director in the Division of Land Resource Regulation in which he directed complaint response and resolution, and provided regulatory and technical assistance to the public for activities regulated due to their size or proximity to protected natural resources.
Parent, Loyzim and Mullen join Director of Assistance/Small Business Ombudsman Julie Churchill, Spokesperson/Director of Education and Outreach Samantha DePoy-Warren and Bureau of Remediation & Waste Management Director Ron Dyer on the department's appointed senior leadership team, led by Commissioner Aho.
Maine Department of Environmental Protection Policy Director Heather Parent can be reached at (207) 287-8662 or email@example.com. Air Quality Bureau Director Melanie Loyzim can be reached at (207) 287-6104 or email@example.com. Land & Water Quality Bureau Director Mike Mullen can be reached at (207) 446-1611 or email@example.com.
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Beloit, Wis., author writes of dragons, magic and mystery
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BELOIT, Wis.—Living as a hermit on an island lush with jungle life with only pity and spite to keep him company, Dragon Master Lord Jason Tolbridge, former Commander of the Royal Legions of Ishtabar, is far from home. Eventually, imminent war calls Jason home, and so begins the drama inherent in Sense of Honor (published by iUniverse), a fantastic tale by first-time author Shawn Weaver that is fueled by passion and pride and filled with dragons, magic and mystery.
Weaver's main characters include Lord Tolbridge; the brazen, young Steel; dragon mounts Simeriah and Goldbridge; and Lord Tor, Jason's former best friend. Fueled by a deathbed request from Jason's father, it is Steel who finds the solitary Jason and enlists him to be his training mentor. Jason's guidance would transform Steel's fighting prowess from that of basic soldier to an elite warrior. Not accepting the offer would surely mean battle with Goldbridge, an immense red dragon and faithful companion to Steel's dead father.
So, to the best of his ability—yet against his better judgment—Jason teaches the hot-tempered young man. But, war with the kingdom of Terrian is on the verge of engulfing neighboring Ishtabar. Strong connections and extreme circumstances pull Jason and Steel back home, where they encounter Jason's nemesis, Lord Tor, current leader of Ishtabar's Royal Legions and the main recipient of Jason's hatred.
Doing the only honorable thing he could to make up for his unjust hatred of the world that sent him to exile on the island, Jason tricks Lord Tor from trying to accomplish an almost unattainable task that would destroy the Ishtabar warriors. Teamed with Simeriah, Jason heroically attempts to turn the battle around even while stranded in enemy territory. Pride and passion tear at him almost as much as the weapons used in this fiercely-brutal and destructive war.
About the author
Inspired daily by the written word, Shawn Weaver enjoys creating a unique world of fantasy filled with action, passion and triumph. He lives in Beloit, Wis., with his wife, Rebecca; two daughters, Amanda and Rhe'Anna; and three grandchildren, Brooklyn, Nathaniel and Dominic. This is his first book.
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You'd have to re-write out the form with values entered.
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Post the form back onto itself, place a majority of the code in sub routines. Then when the page loads you look to see if the form was posted back onto itself, if not you display the form if yes you process the form, this way if there are any errors or if there is duplicated data you can halt execution and call the form with the data filled in. An example of this is posted on my site and available for download as a .zip file at http://www.dataconnective.net/samples/classicasp.asp


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If you're a fan of Naughty Dog's finest, it can't have escaped your attention that Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception debuted earlier this week.
If you haven't checked it had a look at it, be sure to give our Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception review an eyes over, we awarded it a commendable 9.5 and said it boasted "confident storytelling, astonishing visuals and obscenely ambitious set pieces which make Uncharted 3 the best of the series. An absolute must-have."
Naturally it had us reminiscing fondly about all the great gaming memories Nathan Drake has given us over the past four years and so we decided to pick five of our favourite Uncharted moments from the first two games.
The Uncharted series is absolutely chock full of brilliant moments, from action packed chases and fight sequences, to great cut scenes, intricate plot twists and turns, to great one liners and funnies. To be honest it was no easy task whittling them down to five - we had an absolute ton to choose from.
So looking back this is more a personal choice of the ones we either remember most fondly - apologies for the slightly poor quality of the grabs which are from YouTube and the only real way to show you each scene, but please let us know what your favourite moments from the series are in the comments field below!
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Mark Mattmiller has announced his candidacy for the office of mayor for the city of Cynthiana.
Mattmiller is currently serving the city as Commissioner of Public Finance and Public Property. He is the mayor pro tem for the board of commissioners as well. He has held these positions since January 2009.
A bank robbery suspect was arrested just after noon on Friday following a crash at the Harrison County Business Park.
William Vincent, 28, of Aurora, Ill., was arrested after he wrecked a black Mercedes SUV into a guard rail, then took off on foot toward a pond on U.S. 62.
Vincent allegedly robbed the First Federal Bank on Sir Barton Way in Lexington at 11:27 a.m.
Lexington Metro Police were able to track the vehicle with a helicopter. He traveled onto I-75 and then to KY 460.
Santa Claus will be coming to town Saturday.
Floats, antique cars, fire trucks, the Harrison County High School Marching Thorobreds, horses and Christmas cheer will fill the streets of downtown Cynthiana Saturday afternoon during the annual Christmas parade, beginning at 4 p.m.
According to Chamber of Commerce director Pat Grenier, 12 groups will display floats in this year's parade.
Floats will be judged before the parade, from 3-4 p.m. at River Road.
An Old Lair Road home is destroyed after a late Thursday night fire.
Three trucks and 15 county firefighters responded to 3908 Old Lair Road after an 11:30 p.m. call to dispatch.
"When the first firefighter got on the scene, it was fully involved all over," Chief Charlie Carson said about the flames. "It was an older house and once it got started, it went all over it..."
The home was owned by Gerald Wade.
For the complete story, see this week's print edition of The Cynthiana Democrat.
Nathan Miller began writing when he was little.
"It was at Eastside Elementary where I first remember putting humorous stories to paper," Miller said. "Around third or fourth grade things started to become somewhat sensible, I suppose."
Now, years later, one of Miller's 'sensible stories' has made him a published author, a dream of his since he first put pen to paper.
"I think everyone who likes to read or write at all would like to see their name on a cover," Miller said.
The ever-popular Taste of Home Cooking School will be held Tuesday, Nov. 24, at the Harrison County High School auditorium.
"Tickets have been selling like hot potatoes," said Trish Jenkins, Cynthiana Democrat/Harrison Shopper advertising manager.
Holiday cooking will be the theme of this year's jointly sponsored event. The Cynthiana Democrat and Cynthiana Lions Club have again partnered with Ken's NewMarket to make this year's cooking school a success.
To say Robin Gassett loves to hunt would be an understatement.
His office at Licking River Outfitters in northern Harrison County is filled with the heads of deer, fish, fox skins and turkey feathers from five decades of hunting.
It's a passion that Robin wants others to share and enjoy.
And for three years at Licking River Outfitters, Robin has made it his mission that everyone gets a chance to hunt - even those that thought they never could.
With the new season beginning Dec. 2, the Harrison County wrestling team is anxious to get started.
Coach Russ Riegel's squad has some top notch veterans returning but, at the same time, lost heavily to graduation and other issues.
Graduated are five wrestlers who participated in the state meet during their high school careers.
Breds open season at Commodore Classic
The Harrison County Thorobreds open the 2009-10 basketball season Friday at 6 p.m. in Lexington. The Breds will be involved in the opening game Friday against the Somerset Briar Jumpers of the 12th region in the Commodore Classic held at Tates Creek High School.
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The New York Times has a front page story on the huge numbers of families impacted by the sour Bush economic practices now forced into living in area motels in Cotsa Mesa and Anaheim. Photo, courtesy of NY Times: It's a heartbreaking read, especially when you get to the part where school children taunt kids…
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Why can't our media in Southern California be more like this? Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal leveled a colorful if well-worn zinger at Democrats and at Las Vegas on Tuesday in the nationally broadcast Republican response to the president's address to Congress. Jindal repeated a favorite Republican explanation for why they voted en masse against President…
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Declines in hotel occupancy and visitors to the Disney Resort may make a projected increase in Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) revenues zero out. The visitors generating the TOT also drop sales tax revenue in the city. Declining sales tax revenues directly impact the general fund.  The FY 2008/09 budget (completed in July 2008) forecast an…
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The OCR has reported that Anaheim has paid for its Rose parade float with Convention Center funds meant to promote tourism to the tune of $150,000*. Is this really responsible stewardship when your city is facing a budget loss of millions? As a former candidate, I must say that it's pretty irresponsible for such a…
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Can you imagine a train that can take you from Anaheim to Las Vegas in under 90 minutes? Believe it or not, there's a plan to make it happen. In fact, Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons (R) will soon come to Sacramento to discuss with Arnold the Governator on how to make it happen. Both Governors…
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Anaheim, CA–A portion of the roof at the North OCROP, located on Loara in Anaheim, collapsed due to the rain this morning. Early reports say that five were injured, none seriously. The area which collapsed effected the section where medical assistant classes are held. Students were evacuated to the Ganahl Lumber facility across the street. More details…


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These flavorful specialty onions mature early and hold well. Purplette is a glossy rich burgundy, transforming to a nice pastel pink when cooked or pickled. Can be harvested at golf ball size or very young as baby bunching onions with purple pearl ends. Best at 40° and higher latitude. Organically grown. Avg. 115,000 seeds/lb. Packet: 1,000 seeds.
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CULTURE: Sow seed in early spring in 2-4" wide bands or single rows 4" apart, about 1/2" between seeds for summer type, 3/4" apart for fall type. Thinning is not necessary. Cultivate with a tine weeder.
HARVEST: Loosen with fork or underminer and gather.
ADAPTATION: "Minis" will bulb smaller and sooner the farther north they are grown. Suited to 40° and higher latitudes for mini cipollinis, and for small to medium onions farther south.
AVG. DIRECT SEEDING RATE: 50'/5M, 80'/oz., 13 oz./1,000', 34 lb./acre at 96 seeds/ft. in 4" wide bands, in rows 12" apart.
SIZED SEEDS: All seeds are unsized.
SEED SPECS: SEEDS/LB.: 110,000-140,000 (avg. 125,000).
PACKET: 1,000 seeds.


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Group rebuilding healthy homes
UPDATED 6:20 PM CDT Sep 06, 2013A group is on a mission to fix homes that are health hazards to the people living inside.
Video TranscriptHERE IN THE OMAHA METRO THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF HOMES IN NEED OF A FIX - BECAUSE THEY AREN'T áSAFE. SOME HOMEOWNERS FACE HEALTH RISKS INSIDE THOSE FOUR WALLS. TODAY WE TAGGED ALONG AS VOLUNTEERS "DOCTORED UP" A DWELLING FOR A áVERY DERSERVING MAN. A FRESH LOOK - FRESH FEEL... FOR A áSAFER HOME.( Melvin Dortch: theres a whole lot going on that I really needed.) MELVIN DORTCH áKNOWS HIS HOME NEEDS SOME T-L-C. FROM THE FLOORS TO THE CEILINGS...THERE ARE CRACKS... AND THERE ARE áHOLES IN THE ROOF...THAT WON'T MAKE IT THROUGH ANOTHER STORM.( Melvin Dortch: I thought I was going to have to let the house go cause there was so much rain in it.) REBUILDING TOGETHER OMAHA - AND VOLUNTEERS FROM WELLS FARGO FORMALLY KICKED OFF A NATIONAL CAMPAIGN TO FIX HOMES ... AND KEEP THOSE LIVING IN THEM...áHEALTHY.( Angie Kaipust: he's known as the grandpa of the neighborhood, he mows, he helps out - everyone around here loves him and he wants to stay here so if we can help him do that - that's fantastic (8)) AN UNHEALTHY HOME CAN CONTRIBUTE TO ASTHMA, LUNG CANCER, FALLS AND BURNS...AMONG OTHER THINGS. AND FOR THIS 75 YEAR OLD - HE'S TAKEN A BAD TRIP DOWN THESE STEPS ONE TOO MANY TIMES.( Richard Schenck: he's fallen a couple times going down to his washer and dryer) BUT WHEN VOLUNTEERS ARE DONE - MELVIN DORTCH WON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THAT.( çááásotáááÑ ( Melvin Dortch: save my house - they're remodeling my house so I can live here, I aint got no where else to live and im not going to a nursing home and im glad I don't have to do that (7))( Melvin Dortch:- it means the world to me .. the best thing that's ever happend in the world is happening to me now (6)) REBUILD TOGETHER OMAHA HOPES TO "HEAL" OTHER HOMES IN THE METRO... THE IDEA IS GOING NATIONAL AS WELL.
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