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view more less of this reviewBret was HILARIOUS!!! His humor is driven my his life experiences and the audience appreciated that. We all jumped on board his "crazy" train and laughed like crazy.
Opening fellow, the local guy, was extremely funny too!!!
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star this review starred report as inappropriateI thought he was great! I really loved his brand of humor!
star this review starred report as inappropriateTrevor Hill was a great host for this show and Bret Ernst tore it up! Awesome.
Ernst is the host of the new Oxygen series _Love Games: Bad Girls Need Love Too, _and can also be seen in his own _Comedy Central Presents special. He was most recently seen on the BET series One Mic Stand_ and the Showtime series Comics Without Borders.
He also recently starred in the feature film Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show, now out on DVD. The film documents Ernst with Vaughn and 3 other comedians as they perform to sold out crowds in a 30-night 30-venue tour across America.
Bret was a recurring character on the hit Showtime series_ Weeds,_ and has guest starred on _CSI: NY. _He appeared in Artie Lange's movie Beer League, and hosted the series Wrestling Society X on MTV. His stand-up has been featured on The Late Late Show on CBS and on Comedy Central's _Premium Blend. _He has made celebrity appearances on Chelsea Lately, Comics Unleashed, E!'s _Top Ten _and Fox's_ The Sports List._
Born in New Jersey, Bret went to high school at Plantation High in South Florida, played collegiate level football at C.W. Post in New York, and currently resides in Los Angeles.


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This month is the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis (October 16-28, 1962), so we're going to hear a great deal about the weeks when the world almost died. But the past is a foreign country, a place where everything was in black-and-white and men still wore hats, so it's just scary stories about a long-gone time. Or so it seems.
The outlines of the tale are well known. It was 17 years since the United States had used nuclear weapons on Japan, and the Soviet Union now had them, too. Lots of them: the American and Soviet arsenals included some 30,000 nuclear weapons, and not all of them were carried by bombers anymore. Some were mounted on rockets that could reach their targets in the other country in half an hour.
At the start of the 1960s, Moscow had gained a new Communist ally in Fidel Castro, but the United States kept talking about invading Cuba. So Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev moved some nuclear-tipped missiles to Cuba to deter the United States from attacking the island. However, from Cuba the Soviet missiles would be only five minutes away from their American targets. That caused panic in Washington.
Early in October 1962 the first Soviet SS-4 missiles arrived in Cuba, and American U-2 spy planes discovered them almost at once. President John F. Kennedy knew about them by Oct. 16, but he did not go on television and warn the American public of the risk of nuclear war until Oct. 22.
He then declared a naval blockade of Cuba, saying that he would stop Soviet ships carrying further missiles from reaching Cuba by force if necessary. That would mean war, and probably nuclear war, but at least the blockade gave the Russians some time to think before the shooting started.
The Soviet leaders were now desperately looking for a way out of the crisis they had created. After a few harrowing days, a deal was done: The Soviet SS-4 missiles would be withdrawn from Cuba in return for a public promise by the United States not to invade Cuba. The crisis was officially over by Oct. 28, and everybody breathed a sigh of relief. It was closest the world ever came to an all-out nuclear war.
What almost nobody knew until very recently is that the crisis did not really end on Oct. 28. A new book by Sergo Mikoyan, The Soviet Cuban Missile Crisis: Castro, Mikoyan, Kennedy, Khrushchev, and the Missiles of November, reveals that it continued all the way through November.
U.S. intelligence was unaware that along with the SS-4s, the Soviet Union also had sent more than a hundred shorter-range "tactical" nuclear missiles to Cuba. They weren't mentioned in the Soviet-U.S. agreement on withdrawing the SS-4s from Cuba, so technically Khrushchev had not promised to remove them.
Fidel Castro was in a rage about having been abandoned by his Soviet allies, so to mollify him, Khrushchev decided to let him keep the tactical missiles. It was crazy; giving Fidel Castro a hundred nuclear weapons was a recipe for a new and even bigger crisis in a year or two. Khrushchev's deputy, Anastas Mikoyan, who was sent to Cuba to tell Castro the happy news, quickly realized that he must not have them.
The second half of the crisis, invisible to Americans, was Mikoyan's monthlong struggle to pry Castro's fingers off the hundred tactical nuclear missiles. In the end, he succeeded only by telling Castro that an unpublished (and in fact nonexistent) law forbade the transfer of Soviet nuclear weapons to a foreign country. In December, they were finally crated up and sent home.
So it all ended happily, in one sense — but the whole world could have ended, instead. As Robert McNamara, Kennedy's defense secretary in 1962, said 40 years later, "we were just plain lucky in October 1962 — and without that luck most of you would never have been born because the world would have been destroyed instantly or made unlivable in October 1962."
Then he said the bit that applies to us. "Something like that could happen today, tomorrow, next year. It will happen at some point. That is why we must abolish nuclear weapons as soon as possible." They are still there, you know, and human beings still make mistakes.
Gwynne Dyer is a London-based independent journalist whose articles are published in 45 countries.


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DON'T panic.
The United States economy has gone from scalding to ice cold faster than a tenement shower. Every day brings another earnings warning, or 10. Despite a strong rally on Friday, the Dow Jones industrial average is on track for its worst year since 1981. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index is on track for its worst year since 1974. And the Nasdaq composite index, its worst year ever.
Last week, Charles Schwab, noting that assets and trading at his brokerage firm were shrinking, cut his base pay by 50 percent and encouraged his employees to take as many as 20 days of unpaid vacation in early 2001. And Lucent Technologies just issued its fifth earnings warning this year.
But investors need not panic. Really.
Yes, the shocking decline in information technology and telecommunications stocks this year -- by more than 90 percent in many cases -- has vindicated the skeptics who called the Nasdaq's 86 percent climb last year unsustainable. Yes, investors put money into too many untested technology and telecommunications companies. Yes, earnings do matter, and slowing economic growth does affect technology spending. And, yes, even after the plunge, many technology stocks remain expensive by historical measures.
But beyond the technology sector, the stock market no longer looks so precarious. By a crucial valuation measure, the broader market is cheaper than it has been in two years, and many highly regarded strategists expect the S.& P. 500 index to have strong gains next year. Even some technology stocks may be bargains, although they are harder to find.
''The market is today undervalued, the S.& P. on the order of 15 percent or so,'' said Abby Joseph Cohen, the chief United States investment strategist at Goldman, Sachs. ''The valuations are the best we've seen them in a long time.'' Ms. Cohen expects the S.& P. 500 to be at 1,650 at the end of next year, a gain of almost 30 percent from its close on Friday of 1,305.97.
Several other top strategists are also bullish, including longtime bears like Byron R. Wien, the chief United States investment strategist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. The overall market, which was 40 percent overvalued at the beginning of 2000, is now 10 percent undervalued, Mr. Wien said.
''The market has gone through a process of rationalization,'' he added. ''I can do my job now -- people were encouraging me to retire at the beginning of the year.''
This optimistic view, of course, plays down one danger advanced by a vocal minority: a recession in the United States. ''We don't think this is an environment for an aggressive investment stance,'' said Douglas Cliggott, the United States equity strategist at J. P. Morgan. ''It looks like the first part of next year is going to be even weaker than what we've got right now.''
Mr. Cliggott thinks that many of his counterparts are underestimating the risk of a recession. He predicted that the S.& P. 500 companies would have flat earnings next year, and his year-end 2001 target for the index is 1,400, markedly lower than that of most of his peers.
IF Mr. Cliggott and the bears are right, the market could be in for another long year. But their view fails to account for the measures that both the Federal Reserve and the federal government are likely to take to stimulate the economy next year, bulls say. Both monetary policy (a k a short-term interest rates, which are controlled by the Fed) and fiscal policy (the government's tax and spending manipulations to achieve a surplus or deficit) have been very tight this year. The Fed has kept real short-term interest rates high, and the federal government is running the largest surplus in its history.
Those policies have worked all too well in recent months to slow the economy. Early in 2001, they will be loosened, giving the economy a crucial lift, predicted Mary C. Farrell, senior investment strategist at PaineWebber. That move is even more likely because inflation remains low, productivity growth is still strong, and oil prices, an important contributor to inflation, are dropping.
''This is the longest expansion in our history,'' Ms. Farrell said. ''It's maturing, it's slowing, but we should still get some reasonable growth next year. She predicted growth in the gross national product of 2.6 percent next year and global economic growth of 3.3 percent.
Those gains should translate into an earnings increase of 7 to 8 percent for the S.& P. 500 during 2001. That would be less than half the pace this year, but in line with historical averages, she said. Other bulls offer similar estimates for economic and earnings growth.
If they are correct, stocks should perform very well next year, said Donald G. Berdine, chief investment officer of PNC Advisors, which manages $65 billion in stocks and bonds. The decline in stock prices during the fall, combined with the climb in bond prices and the corresponding drop in yields, means that stocks are as cheaply valued as they have been since 1998, Mr. Berdine said.
At the beginning of this year, the 10-year Treasury bond yielded around 6.5 percent. The average S.& P. 500 stock, meanwhile, had a price-to-earnings ratio, based on projected 2000 earnings, of almost 30, or an ''earnings yield'' of about 3.5 percent. The earnings yield is the inverse of the price-to-earnings ratio.
Usually, the 10-year bond yield and the S.& P. 500 earnings yield are about the same, and many analysts viewed that gap as a signal that stock prices were dangerously overvalued.
Now, earnings have risen and stock prices have fallen, so the average big stock has a P/E ratio, based on projected 2001 earnings, of 21, or an earnings yield of about 4.8 percent. And the yield on the 10-year Treasury bond has dropped to 5 percent. With the gap between stocks and bonds virtually gone, stocks are no longer expensive, said Ms. Cohen at Goldman, Sachs.
''It's a very interesting contrast as to where 2001 starts and where 2000 started,'' she said.
MR. BERDINE offered another reason for optimism -- the sheer amount of money available for investing. The cash holdings of stock mutual funds crept up to 6 percent of total assets in October, from a low of 4 percent in March and a recent average of around 5 percent, according to the Investment Company Institute, an industry trade group. That may look like a small difference, but because stock funds have about $4.3 trillion in assets, each percentage-point difference represents $43 billion in cash. Barring steep withdrawals by investors, managers will put some of that built-up cash into the market as this fall's nervousness subsides, providing additional buying pressure, Mr. Berdine said.
Still, no one is expecting a return to the wild markets of 1999 and early 2000, when technology stocks without earnings -- and sometimes without revenue -- would double in a few days and rise tenfold in months. ''New bull markets always establish new leadership,'' said Fred Kobrick, one of the few money managers around who can draw on firsthand experience of the 1973-74 bear market. ''The theme players are going to be very disappointed.''
Mr. Kobrick, who manages almost $1.5 billion in assets, has had a miserable year. After gaining 86 percent in 1999, his emerging-growth fund, the Nvest Kobrick Investment Trust Emerging Growth Fund, which is focused on technology companies, has fallen 42 percent this year. He said investors had panicked and sold good and bad technology companies alike this year, just as they had bought them en masse in 1999. Next year, investors will resume distinguishing winners from losers, he said.
''Classic bull technology markets over history meant that some technology stocks were going up, some were going down,'' Mr. Kobrick said. ''That's why, historically, technology has been hard to invest in.'' He expects semiconductor and semiconductor equipment manufacturers, which are off 50 to 80 percent from their highs, to begin the technology rally.
''Semiconductors led the market down, and they'll lead it back up,'' he said.
Michael Murphy, editor of the California Technology Stock Letter, also says technology has more strength than many investors believe. ''The business really hasn't slowed down much,'' he said. Personal computer sales will rise 20 percent worldwide in 2000, despite weakness among American consumers, he said.
''There is a flat spot here, but it's difficult to say things are actually going to go down,'' Mr. Murphy said.
Still, many other investment professionals are not so sanguine about technology; they contend that the sector as a whole remains overpriced despite its slide and that the remainder of the market offers better values.
''We've just thrown way too much money into the technology sector,'' said Ralph Wanger, chief investment officer at Liberty Wanger Asset Management. ''Stocks got wildly priced, too much enthusiasm, and now we're all sobering up. You roll over in bed, and look at your portfolio and say, 'Hey, I brought that home?' ''
Many big technology stocks remain expensive on a price-to-earnings basis despite their plunges this fall, especially because earnings estimates for the technology sector are coming down, said Charles L. Hill, research director for First Call/Thomson Financial. First Call tracks corporate earnings and analysts' forecasts.
Cisco Systems, the leading manufacturer of networking equipment, trades at 50 times its projected earnings for the fiscal year ending July 2001. EMC, which makes huge data storage systems, trades at 80 times its expected earnings for this year.
At the earliest, ''the bottom for earnings growth for the tech stocks is going to be the second quarter'' of 2001, Mr. Hill said. ''There are some stocks where the multiples are too high.''
SO what sectors are worth investors' attention?
Both Mr. Berdine and Mr. Wanger favor energy. Mr. Berdine likes independent electric power producers like AES, which is based in Arlington, Va., and operates power plants worldwide, and oil services companies like Schlumberger, which help oil companies find, develop and operate new fields.
''We have a substantial weighting in energy stocks, and we think that's going to be all right,'' Mr. Wanger said. ''They're burning a lot of gas out here in Chicago.'' He expects oil prices to stay between $20 and $40 a barrel over the next several years, considerably higher than the $10-to-$20 range where they spent most of the 1990's.
A couple of veteran investment managers, meanwhile, advise investors not to worry even if there is a recession.
As long as individual investors have a reasonably long time horizon, they may not want to spend too much rejiggering their portfolios to find recession-resistant stocks, said Mark Greenberg, manager of the $550 million Invesco Leisure fund. ''Every company is affected by the economy,'' he said.
Instead, people should look for companies that can increase their earnings faster than the overall market or their peers in the same industry, no matter what the economy does, Mr. Greenberg said. Marriott International, the hotel company, is an example, he said. Because Marriott is expanding aggressively and has solid management and a strong brand name, he said, he expects the company to have above-average earnings growth over the next three to five years whether the economy is strong or weak.
Then there is Mr. Wien, who has been a strategist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter for years. ''Buy old economy,'' he growled. ''The only technology you buy is truly distressed. You don't buy any stocks that don't have positive cash flow. Buy value versus growth. Buy small and medium versus large. And I think you'll do well.''
Photos: Investors sold stocks en masse as the market pulled back this year, much the same as they had bought en masse the year before. (Associated Press)(pg. 1); Traders on the New York Stock Exchange floor clamored to sell Motorola on Oct. 11. It plunged 18.7 percent.; Passers-by peered into Nasdaq's windows in Times Square as the market fell on Oct. 11. Many analysts expect next year to be better for stocks. (Photographs by Associated Press); ''Investors who use this as a buying opportunity are going to be rewarded. The year 2000 is going to look like a normal correction in a long-term bull market.'' -- MARY C. FARRELL/PaineWebber; ''There is a little bit too much optimism that the Fed can switch the magic switch, turn it on, and all of a sudden all of the bad economic news becomes good economic news, and all the bad earnings news becomes good earnings news. My best guess is the market's bottom is something like June, July. -- DOUGLAS CLIGGOTT/J.P. Morgan; ''In this period of uncertainty, investors are not willing to stand up and commit themselves. When investors are risk-averse, that's when opportunities are the best.'' -- ABBY JOSEPH COHEN/Goldman Sachs; ''I don't think we're going down a lot further. But on the other hand, I think the 20-percent-plus years are over and we've got to get ready for more modest returns.'' -- BYRON R. WIEN/Morgan Stanley Dean Witter (pg. 10) Chart: ''Difference of Opinion'' In light of the recent drop in the stock market, many investment strategists have adjusted their asset allocation for the coming year and their forecasts for year-end 2001. Here is a sampling of their opinions. Asset allocation Goldman, Sachs Bonds: 27% Cash: 5% Commodities: 3% Stocks: 65% Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Bonds: 20% Stocks: 80% J.P. Morgan Bonds: 20% Cash: 20% Stocks: 60% Robert W. Baird Bonds: 25% Cash: 10% Stocks: 65% A.G. Edwards & Sons Bonds: 30% Stocks: 70% Raymond James Bonds: 20% Cash: 20% Stocks: 60% S.& P. 500 Goldman, Sachs: 1,650 Morgan Stanley Dean Witter: 1,600 Record high on March 24 this year: 1,527.46 Robert W. Baird: 1,525 A.G. Edwards & Sons: 1,500 J.P. Morgan: 1,400 Raymond James: 1,366 Year 2000 low through Friday: 1,264.74 Nasdaq Record high on March 10 this year: 5,048.62 Morgan Stanley Dean Witter: 3,700 Robert W. Baird: 3,050 A.G. Edwards & Sons: 2,600 Raymond James: 2,568 J.P. Morgan: 2,500 Year 2000 low through Friday: 2,332.78 (Source: Listed companies)(pg. 10)


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States, D.C. to receive $51M to set up exchanges by 2014
States can now apply for $51 million in federal money to help build health insurance exchanges, the Health and Human Services Department said today.
HHS wants states to create the exchanges and begin operating them in 2014 as part of the health reform law. The principle is that if consumers have better access to plans, and the plans can be compared more competitively, prices will come down. The exchanges will be operated primarily for individuals whose employers do not offer them health insurance.
States may create their own exchanges, partner with other states or be part of an HHS-created exchange. The exchanges will also function as marketplaces to sell the plans.
The exchanges are expected to operate online; however, standards for the exchanges have not been developed yet. HHS is asking the public for input to establish those standards.
Under the new grant program, states and the District of Columbia are eligible for up to $1 million each to develop the exchanges.
"The exchanges will make purchasing health insurance easier by providing eligible consumers and businesses with 'one-stop-shopping' where they can compare and purchase health insurance coverage," HHS said.
Grant applications are due by Sept. 1 and comments on the exchange development are due by Oct. 4.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday sought year-wise detail of funds received by the Balochistan government under the NFC Award during last five years till Thursday.
The three-member bench comprising Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed and Justice Gulzar Ahmed resumed hearing of Abdul Rahim Ziaratwal's petition regarding misusing of the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) in Balochistan.
The apex court also sought a list of persons against whom criminal and civil proceedings had been initiated on the charges of corruption.
Iftikhar Gillani, counsel for the petitioner, informed the court that the development schemes were initiated on whims of individuals.
Justice Gulzar Ahmed remarked that the provincial government seemed to have not followed the due procedure in awarding contracts of development schemes.
Justice Azmat Saeed noted that the report submitted by the Chief Secretary Balochistan in that regard showed criminal negligence.
Counsel for the Balochistan government Khawaja Haris told the court that criminal action would be stared against the officials involved in the corruption in the light of report.
The Chief Justice questioned that how the parliamentarians, whose duty was to frame laws, were given development funds.
Khawaja Haris observed that someone had to divulge details about development scheme.
Justice Gulzar Ahmed remarked that the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) knew well about those who pleaded to prove themselves innocent.
All know that what has happened to Rs 250 million released for a development scheme, he added.
The Chief Justice said that the Chief Secretary should contact the NAB for probing the misappropriation of development funds.
The petitioner's counsel alleged that in most cases the funds were used by parliamentarians instead of relevant departments.
He said that billion of rupees had been misappropriated and requested the court to adjudge the matter before upcoming general elections.
Justice Gulzar remarked that the parliamentarians received discretionary funds, licence quotas and other benefits.
The Chief Justice said that the funds should be allocated under rules of business and their utilization should be transparent.
Khawaja Haris told the bench that schemes were identified by the parliamentarians and then the funds were allocated for them.
The Chief Justice remarked that only blue-eyed persons enjoyed perks and privileges, while the common man was deprived of his rights.
He directed the Balochistan government to provide details about the funds received by it under the National Finance Commission (NFC) Award and their utilization.
He said that Balochistan was rich in resources and it should have been the most developed province but its people were even deprived of safe drinking water and medicine.
The representative of Balochistan government informed the court that the PSDP funds were allocated district-wise and some part of them was spent on schemes identified by the parliamentarians.
The Chief Justice asked the Chief Secretary that how much cases of irregularities in development schemes were referred to the NAB for investigation.
He remarked that the provincial ministers got transferred development schemes to their constituencies.
Khawaja Haris informed the court that a committee was formed to investigate 1,452 development schemes, which termed the schemes transparent.
The Chief Justice observed that initially Rs 1.17 billion was allocated for a road, which could not be completed even after spending Rs 11.5 billion.
He noted that Balochistan received a lion's share of funds under the NFC Award, but a common man could not receive their benefit.
Iftikhar Gillani informed the court that the Balochistan government received Rs 27.5 billion for development schemes, besides the budget.
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Taufik Hidayat isn't done with badminton — he's just done doing it Indonesia's way.
After 12 years in the Indonesian Badminton Association, or PSBI, national training camp, the 27-year-old officially announced his withdrawal on Friday. Though he left the camp, he still plans to pursue a professional career.
"I'll still play as an Indonesian player, though not under the national team banner anymore," Taufik said at a press conference. "I will never play for another country."
He said that he'd been thinking about quitting the national camp since 2004 and shrugged off the rumor that it was because the PBSI didn't pick his longtime coach, Mulyo Handoyo, as one of the camp's coaches this year.
"What happened to coach Mulyo is not the main reason why I left the national training camp," the Athens Olympic gold medalist said. "I've been thinking this over and over again since I got the Olympic gold medal, until I came to the conclusion to leave."
Now free from the camp, Taufik plans to continue his relationship with Mulyo.
"It's true that I can't replace him [Mulyo]. He really understands me. He knows what I want and what I like. He's like my father and my best friend, besides my coach," he said. "But that's not the main reason behind this."
The men's singles shuttler also said he would still be at the ready if his country needed him.
In addition to Mulyo, Taufik will also have a management team at the ready to address his needs, including trying to maintain his sponsorship deal with apparel company Yonex.
"I've been working with Yonex for the last 12 years, since I joined the national training camp for the first time," he said. "Hopefully, Yonex still wants to be my sponsor. But I'm also trying to get other sponsors."
Taufik's first opportunity to enjoy his newfound freedom comes March 3-8 at the All England Super Series in Birmingham.
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After days of stormy weather and a record 4-plus inches of rain, the opening weekend horse show at the Suwannee River Fair still went on.
"We put down 52 loads of sand and eight loads of clay, and spent four days spreading it," said horse show organizer Holly Houghton.
Despite the intensive preparation, participation was down at this year's horse show. Some participants said other prospective riders had stayed away because of the new rule requiring helmets to be worn.
Two late-night burglaries last week were allegedly solved by Williston Police with the apprehension of a man and a juvenile the following night.
According to a report from the police, the City Barber Shop at 37 N. Main St. was burglarized at about 11 p.m. and a telephone was taken. About half an hour later a burglary took place at Williston Sports, where more than $2,000 worth of items were taken.
Relay barbecue
The city of Williston is selling tickets for a barbecued pork sandwich with chips for $5 or barbecued pork sandwich dinner with beans and slaw or potato salad for $8. You can purchase your tickets at the City Hall.
All proceeds will go to the city's Relay for life Team to benefit the American Cancer Society. Please come out and help support a worthy cause.
The barbecue will be Saturday, March 15, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in front of the City Hall.
If you have any questions please contact the city at 528-3060.
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Friends of the Williston Public Library is pleased to announce that Al Black, an original Florida Highwayman, will appear at the library Thursday, March 20 at 7 p.m.
He will bring slides and some of his own paintings and talk about the early days of the Florida Highwaymen, a unique group of painters.
At the program in January with Gary Newton, from The Humanities Council, Al Black's paintings were brought spontaneously by those who came to the program.
Many local people have some of Mr. Black's artwork that they kindly shared with the rest of us in attendance.
The Rotary Club of Williston is hosting its 3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt. The free Easter Egg Hunt has been rescheduled for Saturday, March 15 at the Johnny T. Henry Celebration Park on Northwest Fourth Street one block north of Noble Avenue and near the Williston Health Care Center.
Saturday, March 15
* Williston Green Clovers, Juniors 4H Club, 9 a.m., Methodist Church, Williston, 213 W. Noble Ave.
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"Look to the Lamb," a community Easter cantata, will be held March 15-16 at 5 p.m. each day at Holy Family Catholic Church's parish hall.
This year for Easter musicians from Williston First United Methodist Church and Holy Family Catholic church embark on a new adventure: remembering Christ's death and celebrating his resurrection through participation in the Williston community Easter cantata.
Everyone is invited. Come and glorify God with them.
This spring, University of Florida faculty and students, in conjunction with the Levy County Public Health Department, will conduct a no-cost healthy lifestyle program for children and families in Levy County.
Family Lifestyle Intervention Project for Kids, or FLIP for Kids, is led by David Janicke, Ph.D., and Ellen Lopez, Ph.D., assistant professors in the UF College of Public Health and Health Professions, and is supported by a contract from the Florida Area Health Education Network.
Because of this weekend's weather, the Rotary Easter Egg hunt has been postponed until March 15, according to City Manager Jim Coleman, a former president of the Rotary Club, which sponsors the event.
O's So Sweet, the new ice cream and sandwich shop located at South Main Street and Southwest First Avenue, held its grand opening on Saturday.
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Milan: Duvan Zapata scored a goal of sheer brute force and determination to set Napoli on the way to a 2-0 win over Sassuolo which moved them another step closer to second-placed AS Roma in Serie A on Monday. Mauro Icardi scored his 14th league goal of the season to give...
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Milan: Roma's slim title hopes faded even further on Sunday as they drew 1-1 at Hellas Verona in Serie A to leave them nine points behind league leader Juventus. Francesco Totti fired Roma in front in the 26th minute but Verona leveled when Seydou Keita deflected Bosko Jankovic's header into his...
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Milan: At the start of the year, Roma appeared certain to push Juventus all the way in the Serie A title chase. A lot has changed in less than two months. Roma were hit by a serious injury crisis, while others were away at the African Cup of Nations, and...
Roma Navani to replace Manisha Kanojia as Chaitali Parekh in 'Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi'
February 20, 2015
Mumbai: Actress Roma Navani will replace Manisha Kanojia as Chaitali Parekh in the soap opera "Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi". Chaitali is the aunt of Ishani, played by Radhika Madan, in the show. Roma, currently seen in "Kum Kum Bhagya", says acting as Chaitali will be a challenging task for her. "It's always...
Europa League: Feyenoord fans arrested over violence before Roma match
February 20, 2015
Rome: Twenty-three Feyenoord fans were arrested in Rome and 19 charged after violence broke out before the Dutch side's Europa League clash with AS Roma on Thursday, prompting an outcry over damage to the city. Drunk fans damaged buildings and threw bottles at riot police on Wednesday night before hundreds clashed...
Roma draws 5th straight at home, 0-0 with last-place Parma
February 15, 2015
ROME: Second-place Roma were held 0-0 by last-place Parma on Sunday for a humiliating fifth consecutive draw at home in Serie A. Parma were recently sold for the second time this season and entered in complete disarray on a five-match losing streak as players await unpaid wages. Still, Roma struggled to impose...
Napoli lose 3-1 at Palermo, fail to close gap on Roma
February 15, 2015
Milan: Napoli missed the chance to close the gap to second-place Roma as they lost 3-1 at Palermo in Serie A on Saturday, ending a run of six successive victories. Rafa Benitez's team was hoping to cut Roma's advantage to one point, provisionally at least. Instead, they will be looking nervously...
Serie A: AS Rome welcome back duo for Parma match, Juve visit Cesena
February 14, 2015
Milan: Roma welcome back Ivory Coast strikers Gervinho and Seydou Doumbia as they look to start clawing back some of the lost ground to Serie A leader Juventus. Gervinho has been absent for all of January, along with new signing Doumbia, as the pair helped Ivory Coast win the African...
Roma get back to winning ways with 2-1 victory at Cagliari in Serie A
February 8, 2015
Milan: Roma got back to winning ways as the capital side beat relegation-threatened Cagliari 2-1 to cut the gap to Serie A leader Juventus to seven points on Sunday. Adem Ljajic and Leandro Paredes scored to help end a run of four consecutive league draws for Roma, who had also been...
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February 6, 2015
Madrid: Real Madrid says there key defender Sergio Ramos has torn his left hamstring and looks set to be sidelined for up to six weeks. Ramos limped off the field on Wednesday in the eighth minute of the hard-fought Spanish league clash against Sevilla that Madrid edged 2-1. The 28-year-old Ramos attended...
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February 1, 2015
Rome: Second placed AS Roma were held to a 1-1 draw by lowly Empoli after both Serie A sides were reduced to 10 men before halftime on Saturday. Roma's fourth straight draw dealt a blow to their title hopes and left them on 43 points, six adrift of leaders Juventus who...
Mattia Destro gets rousing reception on joining Milan from Roma
January 30, 2015
London: Striker Mattia Destro joined struggling giants AC Milan from AS Roma on Thursday and was greeted by dozens of fans who created chaotic scenes at Milan central station. "It's been a wonderful welcome," the 23-year-old told Milan's website after he was met by chief executive Adriano Galliani and they were...
Serie A turning into a repeat of last season
January 24, 2015
Milan: Juventus are steaming clear of the rest of the field, AS Roma are struggling to keep up, the two Milan clubs lurch from one crisis to another and Napoli are exasperatingly inconsistent. The current Serie A season, which enters the second half at the weekend, is turning into a carbon...
AS Roma scrape past Empoli with controversial penalty
January 21, 2015
Milan: AS Roma needed a hugely controversial penalty, converted by Daniele De Rossi six minutes from the end of the extra time, to see off modest Empoli 2-1 in the Italian Cup last 16 on Tuesday. The penalty was awarded when Empoli's Piotr Zielinski slid in to make a clearance and...
AS Roma, Inter Milan held to draws in Serie A
January 18, 2015
Milan: Roma were held to 1-1 at Palermo on Saturday in another slip-up in their quest for the Serie A title. Rudi Garcia's team fell three points behind Juventus after last week's derby draw against Lazio, and the defending champions can pull further ahead on Sunday when they host Hellas Verona...
Roma fight back in derby to draw 2-2 against Lazio in Serie A
January 11, 2015
Milan: Roma fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 against Lazio in the capital derby on Sunday and move provisionally level on points with Serie A leader Juventus. Francesco Totti scored both Roma's goals in the second period after a dismal first-half performance from Rudi Garcia's team. Roma's talismanic...
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January 10, 2015
Milan: After months of listening to AS Roma bickering about the refereeing in the controversial match against them in September, Juventus have turned the tables following Tuesday's so-called phantom goal for their rivals. Second-placed Roma closed the gap on Serie A leaders Juventus to one point when they won 1-0 at...
Controversial goal gives Roma 1-0 win at Udinese in Serie A
January 6, 2015
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December 11, 2014
Pellegrini celebrated Manchester City's remarkable brinkmanship in securing a Champions League knock-out spot on Wednesday by hailing the champions' Roman warriors rather than the absent leading players. The unruffled Chilean, who must have feared a quick exit before his side made a remarkable comeback against Bayern Munich last month, almost made...
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If the White Sox somehow find their way back into the race in the American League Central, will Ozzie Guillen and Kenny Williams stop fighting long enough to enjoy it?
Should they?
Sometimes it feels like the White Sox only play well when they're in crisis. Sure enough, they've won seven of their last 10, during a stretch that included Guillen's strange demand for a contract extension and also, according to sources, a nasty pregame confrontation between Williams and one of Guillen's coaches.
Sometimes it seems that if things get ugly enough off the field, the White Sox respond by avoiding ugly play on the field.
The Sox are still 5 1/2 games behind the first-place Tigers, which means they probably need to win at least five of the six remaining head-to-head meetings to have any chance at a miracle run.
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If there were close races elsewhere, we'd barely acknowledge Tigers-White Sox. But five of the eight playoff spots are basically wrapped up, and baseball is in real danger of a September without drama.
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2. The Diamondbacks have won nine in a row, and as everyone in Arizona no doubt knows by now, club president Derrick Hall and general manager Kevin Towers vowed to shave their heads if the team ever won 10 straight. That could happen Friday night, when Joe Saunders faces Matt Cain. But the most interesting pitching matchup of the weekend comes a day later, in Diamondbacks at Giants, Saturday night (9:05 ET) at AT&T Park. Ian Kennedy, a Cy Young candidate this year, faces Tim Lincecum, a Cy candidate every year.
3. The presence of Justin Verlander in the Tiger rotation makes it unlikely they'll lose enough games to blow a 5 1/2-game lead. But if the Tigers are to truly be dangerous in the playoffs, they'd likely need Max Scherzer to find some consistency, as well. Scherzer has a 1.64 ERA in three starts this year against the White Sox, but he gave up seven runs in three innings Monday night against the Royals. Scherzer faces Mark Buehrle in White Sox at Tigers, Sunday night (8:09 ET) at Comerica Park.
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It's always good to donate and help those in need. Here are Oak Bay Firefighters taking part in a Firefighter Charitable Calendar [click image to enlarge]. "The proceeds of the 2015 Calendar goes towards to helping Vancouver Islands patients at the VGH Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Calendars are available at all Greater Victoria Thrifty Foods, Save on Foods and London Drugs, and many other smaller retailers." Get a copy…If you are nearby. |


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The Three Button Trick and Other Stories (Paperback)
Audacious, original, clever, poignant -- these are just a few words that describe the writing of Nicola Barker, a talented, award-winning author whose work brings to mind Martin Amis, Julian Barnes, and Maragaret Atwood. Now nineteen of her finest short stories have been complied into one brilliant, delightful readable volume.
It takes young Carrie twenty-one years and a chance meeting with an eighty-three-year-old widow to realize she fell victim to her husband's "Three Button Trick." The main character in "Wesley" must work through his troubled childhood in a series of episodes involving masses of eels, an imaginary friend named Joy, and an unmentionable incident with an emu-owl. From erotic encounters behind clothing racks to a kleptomaniac with his organs on the wrong side, this daring and gifted writer never fails to surprise us, entertain us, and make us think.
About the Author
Nicola Barker's eight previous novels include Darkmans (shortlisted for the 2007 Booker and Ondaatje prizes, and winner of the Hawthornden), Wide Open (winner of the 2000 IMPAC Dublin Literary Award), and Clear (longlisted for the Booker Prize in 2004). She has also written two prize-winning collections of short stories, and her work has been translated into more than twenty languages. She lives in east London.