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Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort, Bel Ombre
Outrigger Mauritius Resort and Spa sits on a private beach in Bel Ombre, within easy reach of Heritage Golf Club and Frederica Nature Reserve. Other attractions in the area include Chamarel Falls and Seven Coloured Earths.
Resort Features.
Lie back and work on your tan with relaxing beach amenities like umbrellas and sun loungers. After a day at the beach, enjoy amenities at Outrigger Mauritius Resort and Spa like a children's pool, a children's club, and a health club. Want a nice, cool drink? Try the beachside bar or one of the resort's other drinking venues including a beach bar and a swim-up bar.
Dining options at the resort include 3 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas and an Internet point is located on site. Additional amenities at this 5-star resort include a spa tub, a sauna, and a steam room.
Rooms open to balconies. The 181 air-conditioned guestrooms at Outrigger Mauritius Resort and Spa include minibars and safes. 26-inch flat-screen TVs are equipped with satellite channels and video-game consoles. Bathrooms offer separate bathtubs and showers with handheld showerheads, double sinks, bidets, and makeup/shaving mirrors. Additional amenities include complimentary newspapers and coffee/tea makers. Turndown service is offered nightly and housekeeping is available daily.
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- Club Room, Beachfront
- Beach Front
- Villa 2 bedroom
- Senior Suite
- Family Room, Sea View
- Deluxe Family
- Junior suite
- Beach Front Family
- Deluxe Room
- Deluxe Room, Sea View
- Junior Suite, Beachfront
- Villa, Two King Beds
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 181 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11:30 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Children's club
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle *
- Free valet parking
- Shopping center shuttle *
- Theme park shuttle *
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In the hotel
- Children's club
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities
- 3 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Snack bar/deli
- Beach bar
- Swim-up bar
- Poolside bar
- 24-hour room service
- Free reception
- On private beach
- Beach sun loungers
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
- Children's pool
- Health club
- Tennis on site
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Nightclub
- Beach umbrellas
- Waterslide
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Spa tub
- Beach towels
- Swim-up bar
- Steam room
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Sauna
- Billiards or pool table
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Meeting rooms
- Conference center
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Hair salon
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Year Built 2002
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Sofa bed
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Bidet
- Hair dryer
- 26-inch flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Video-game console
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Special features
DiningThe Mercado - Overlooking the ocean and garden, this theme restaurant specializes in fusion cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Edgewater - This beachfront restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required.
The Plantation Club - This poolside fine-dining restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required.
On Site
- Health club
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Tennis on site
- Aerobics on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Fishing on site
- Miniature golf on site
- Kayaking on site
- Playground on site
- Rowing or canoeing on site
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
- Scuba diving on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Volleyball on site
- Water skiing on site
- Windsurfing on site
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Parasailing nearby
Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort, Bel Ombre's small print
Also known as
- Movenpick Resort And Spa Mauritius Hotel Bel Ombre
- Movenpick Resort Spa
- Movenpick Maurice
- Movenpick Hotel Bel Ombre
- Hotel Movenpick Resort And Spa Mauritius Bel Ombre
- Movenpick Resort And Spa
- Movenpick Hotel Mauritius
- Movenpick Resort And Spa Mauritius Hotel
- Hotel Movenpick Resort And Spa Mauritius
- Movenpick Resort Mauritius
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Children under 18 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
Guests under 15 years old are not allowed in the spa.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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- Ch La Roche St. Jean Blanc 2013 Product #28251 (In Stock)
2013 will be difficult for red Bordeaux, but the dry whites (like this one) excelled with that perfect blend of ripe fruit and vigorous, juicy, acids. The 2013 edition of our best-selling Bordeaux Blanc ever delivers on the promise of the vintage. It opens with its usual generous scents of white pineapple, honeysuckle, and orange zest. The 100% Sauvignon Blanc fruit delivers more of the same on the palate plus a bit of firm green melon, tangerine, and a bite of citrus pith and oil. A tad more elegant and fresh than the 2012, it's even more a great all-purpose white for parties, salads, fish, or just sipping on a warm afternoon.
- Man Family Wines Warrelwind Sauvignon Blanc 2014 Product #29090 (In Stock)
The brothers-in-law who make MAN wines grow most of the Sauvignon Blanc for this wine in high-altitude vineyards of the Agter-Paarl sub-region of South Africa's Stellenbosch. Strong winds blow through the vineyards most every day, leading to the name "Warrelwind" (or Whirlwind in English). And there's certainly a Warrelwind of aroma and flavor in this delicious South African Sauvignon Blanc!
Big, fruity, aromas of red grapefruit, berry, and green apple jump from the glass with just the right touch of Sauvignon's signature fresh cut grass for complexity. The flavors are wildly complex – Ruby Red grapefruit, green apple, honeydew melon, and a touch of something tropical take center stage with savory accents of lime peel and fresh grass. A touch of Semillon (10%) and regular lees stirring gives this a bit of extra body and rounds off Sauvignon's rough edges, but the finish is juicy, mouthwatering, and fresh. A good deal more sophistication and complexity than you'd expect for this fine value price!
"The 2014 Warrelwind Sauvignon Blanc has a clean and fresh bouquet that leans more towards the tropical rather than herbaceous spectrum of aromas. The palate is well balanced with citrus lemon, grapefruit and touches of peach towards the focused finish. Good quality at a great price."Wine Advocate 88 points
- Ponga Sauvignon Blanc 2013 Product #28759 (In Stock)
Allan Scott makes this cheerful (and cheap!) Sauvignon Blanc for a local distributor, and it's one of those unexpected winners that punch well above their weight. Generous and fresh aromas of orange blossom, tangerine, and pink grapefruit lead to a zippy, crisp, mouthful of melon and citrus fruit with just a touch of fresh cut grass. Fun and very tasty.
- Honig Sauvignon Blanc Napa Valley 2012 375ml Product #28211 (In Stock)
This is yet another in a long line of fantastic Sauvignon Blancs from the good folks at Honig. This blend of 96% Sauvignon Blanc, 1% Muscat and 3% Semillon has lovely aromas of orange blossom and grapefruit are accompanied by lemon, melon, peach and nectarine flavors that are ripe, juicy and refreshing. Medium bodied with a crisp, refreshing, slightly minerally finish. Just delicious stuff!
- Henri Bourgeois Sauvignon Petit Bourgeois 2013 Product #28614 (In Stock)
Basically a "baby Sancerre", this exciting young Sauvignon Blanc is grown on the same chalky slate soils you'll find across Sancerre from 10-40 year-old vines, fermented in stainless steel and allowed to rest 3 months on the fine lees. The vineyard is located just outside the legal boundary of Sancerre, but the flavors make you feel right in the middle!
As in the past, generous, fresh, aromas of fresh flowers, just cut grass, white grapefruit, and a hint of wet stones burst from the glass. Then you'll find a tad more richness and zest to the crisp citrus and green apple fruit, tangy gooseberry, and fresh grass. As the refreshing acidity wells up to make your mouth water, a bit of Sancerre's trademark "gun flint" character shows underneath the juicy bright fruit. There's a wonderful rich/brisk, sweet/sour contrast in this wine that will delight and fascinate with every sip. Served cold, it's thirst quenching and refreshing. Let it warm up a touch and it's layered, complex, and a fantastic match for seafood, fresh vegetables, and – of course – goat cheese.
- Calcu Sauvignon Blanc 2012 Product #29418 (In Stock)
From cool, high-altitude, vineyards at the base of the Andes, this Sauvignon Blanc delivers plenty of ripeness balanced by juicy, fresh, citrusy acidity. Aromas of white grapefruit, melon, orange zest and fresh grass carryout over to a big mouthful of juicy, zesty, flavors and mouthwatering acidity. Drink it cold by the pool or let it warm up a bit and enjoy with salad, poultry, or cheese.
- Wither Hills Sauvignon Blanc 2013 Product #29091 (In Stock)
"For the price, this is remarkably concentrated, with ample weight and intense flavors. It's more subdued on the nose, offering just hints of stuck flint and grapefruit, but the citrusy flavors surge forward, culminating in a long, grapefruity finish."Wine Enthusiast 90 points
- Arona Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 2014 Product #29097 (In Stock)
The new release of this certified sustainable New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc once again delivers plenty of Kiwi character with a little extra complexity and focus - possibly from 10% Riesling co-fermented with the Sauvignon! Juicy, bright, and vivacious with generous flavors of pink grapefruit, passion fruit, lemon, lime, and fresh grass. There's a nice minerality on the mouthwatering finish. Generous, but nicely in control, this will be just as at home on the table as it is by itself on the back deck.
- Leon Vatan Sauvignon Blanc Mmm... 2013 Product #29465 (In Stock)
The name - Mmm - pretty much says it all here. This is crackling, pure, Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc in a Pouilly Fuisse style (but at a very nice VDP price). Loads of flinty mineral aromas and flavors over white grapefruit and lemon fruit that build in intensity towards the finish. The white grapefruit, lime, and gunflint flavors really pop on the long, mouthwatering, finish. Take a sip: Mmm is what you'll say!
- Mohua Sauvnignon Blanc 2013 Product #29387 (In Stock)
Nice richness with nothing harsh or heavy.
"Pale, bright yellow. Aromas of gooseberry, jalapeno and anise suggest an austere wine. Then surprisingly intense and rich, offering saline and mineral nuances to the flavors of grapefruit pith and nectarine. There's lovely fruit sweetness here but the overall impression is of a classically dry, understated wine with firm underlying spine. A terrific sauvignon blanc value."International Wine Cellar 89 points
- Cherrier Sancerre Les Chailloux Vieilles Vignes 2013 Product #28539 (In Stock)
A classic, bracing, Sancerre. Clear and generous aromas of white grapefruit and fresh grass and flint carry through the the palate where the wine starts zippy, turns round, and then finishes with excellent cut and acidity. Plenty of flint and grapefruit flavors from start to finish in this clean, well delineated, traditionally-styled Sancerre.
- Dog Point Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2014 Product #29193 (In Stock)
Always one of Marlborough's best Sauvignon Blancs, the 2013 is another classic. Less tutti-fruity and more savory and food friendly.
"The 2014 Sauvignon Blanc opens with an incredible intensity of zingy lemon and gooseberry scents with nuances of flint, baker's yeast and gravel. Medium-bodied with lovely texture, oodles of citrus and stony flavors and a racy acid line, it finishes with fantastic length."Wine Advocate 91 points
- Astrolabe Sauvingnon Blanc Malrborough 2013 Product #29316 (In Stock)
Here's a classic New Zealand Sauvignon, bursting with citrus, peach, lime zest and grassy herb.
"Presenting lovely lemon / lime notes and plenty of fresh herbs, elderflower and straw, the medium-bodied 2013 Voyage Sauvignon Blanc has great texture in the mouth with a lively acid backbone complimenting the densely packed citrus and herbs flavors before finishing long."Wine Advocate 90 points
"Smooth and succulent, with white peach, green tea, melon and lime zest notes, all in harmony with the juicy, defined finish. Offers a good balance of elegance and power."Wine Spectator 90 points
- Henri Bourgeois Sancerre La Porte Du Caillou 2013 Product #28491 (In Stock)
Classic Sauvignon Blanc from Chavignol, the home village of Henri Bourgeois. You'll find all the classic Sancerre aromas and flavors here – white citrus, fresh grass, lime skin, gun flint – in a ripe wine that has plenty of amplitude but also terrific balancing cut and vibrancy. A terrific example of the rounder, style of Sancerre from Chavignol and ready to enjoy now with or without food.
- Craggy Range Sauvignon Blanc 2013 Product #28479 (In Stock)
Craggy Range's single vineyard SB crackles with energy and classic New Zealand aromas and flavors. As always, this is a bit more restrained and food-friendly than most Kiwi Sauv Blanc. A beauty.
- Dom Lauverjat Pouilly-Fume 2013 Product #28635 (In Stock)
"Fume" - or "smoke" - is the signature of snappy Sauvignon Blanc grown on the Kimmeridgian soils laced with red flint from just across the Loire River from Sancerre. This is a classic, with aromas and flavors of white grapefruit, lemon, green melon, and Granny Smith Apple and plenty of minerally, smoky, "gun flint" character. Delicious on its own, but better still with freshwater fish or warm goat cheese salad.
- Chalk Hill Sauvignon Blanc 2013 Product #29271 (In Stock)
Delivers a more cool-climate expression of Sauvignon Blanc than you'll find in most of Sonoma. Lemon, white peach, sage and cut grass aromas and flavors course through the wine with just a hint of white grapefruit. Vibrant, focused, and mouthwatering on the finish with a hint of smoky minerality (half the wine aged in barrel). Big and flavorful but still nicely refreshing.
- Squealing Pig Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 2014 Product #29317 (In Stock)
One of the most delicious NZ Sauvignon Blancs we've tried in a while and a bargain for what's in the bottle. Fantastic aromas of tropical fruit and citrus with fresh grass on top. In the mouth, richly fruited - citrus, melon, apple, passion fruit - with an extra gear of smoky complexity from skillfully used oak. Finishes mouthwatering and fine. If you like Cloudy Bay, you'll love this more.
- Rovero Villa Guani Piemonte Sauvignon 2011 Product #29388 (In Stock)
We're not really fans of Italian Sauvignon Blanc and are pretty suspicious of SB from anywhere that's had a lot of skin contact or time in oak. And yet we simply could not resist Rovero's Piemonte Sauvignon that was made exactly that way. The organic grapes and careful winemaking give complex accents of wood smoke, warm stones, and crushed herb to the beautifully pure, fresh, flavors of white grapefruit, peach, and green apple. The texture is almost creamy but the finish vibrant and long. A very sexy Sauvignon.
- Vincent Delaporte Sancerre Chavignol 2013 Product #29213 (In Stock)
From the heart of Chavignol, this is a stunning bottle for fans of crushed herb, taut citrus, and lots and lots of gunflint minerality. But, it's also for anyone who loves generous yellow/white fruit (think peaches and lime) and length on the palate and finish. Super delicious Sancerre.
"Hugely herbaceous, this is a crisp, mineral-driven wine that's so fresh and fruity at the same time, with bright stone fruit and citrus character. Textured with a nervy acidity and a steely core, it could age to round out its corners."Wine Enthusiast 92 points
"Vincent Delaporte's 2013 Sancerre shows a wonderful combination of exuberant fruit and the distinctive herbal snap of Loire Sauvignon. It offers lemon, grapefruit and green apple fruit scents are followed by hints of honeysuckle and fresh herbs. The flavors of mouthwatering citrus and apple fruits are backed by subtle floral and herbal hints."WRO 90 points


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Summer Project and still haven't started!
My summer project was to clean/declutter the office/room where things get thrown when no one know where they go! Well here it is July 24th and I haven't even started!
I think it is because it is so overwhelming! I know I should start small, maybe the sewing table, or the clutter on the floor, but I am stumped as I don't know where to put everything.
This room is shared by all 4 of us, DH, DD and DS and I, but I use it the most. I do research for a coupon website, so I am on the computer a lot.
But it also serves as a sewing room and storage room for all other stuff!
OK, I am rambling.
What is the best thing you did/have that helped you declutter?
I think it is because it is so overwhelming! I know I should start small
I bet you're right. That does sound like a huge, huge chore, esp. since I bet you still don't know where lots of that stuff goes, right?
I find that, when I'm overwhelmed, it helps to "do a dozen."
Get 12 things out of there. No matter where in the room it comes from. I sometimes wimp out and do only the easy ones first, but then I found (just a few months ago) that this leaves me w/ only hard ones at the end. So my vote: one hard one (gotta create an alternate storage space for it, perhaps), and 11 easy ones (you know where they go, or you know you can toss it, etc.)
It sounds like you think it's your job to do it. I think if the whole family uses the room however, it keeps everyone more motivated if you deal with the room together. (Never mind it gets the job done much more quickly!) If every one takes ownership in helping clear out the clutter, they will also be more motivated to keep it clean, because all will know where things go. Could you use the organizing shows as a template, and schedule a weekend for everyone to get the job done?
Actually I would love to have everyone help, but I know that won't happen. Actually, if I do it myself, then I can claim it as my room! I found some cool file folders today to help organize my desk. Need to clear off the floor and find some where for the bins of flannel to go!
Talley Sue, that 12 idea really clicked with me today! I, too, have an office that needs to be reorganized (it's just mine, so I can't blame anyone else) and I'd heard the "remove 12 things" idea before but forgot it. Then I looked at my junk table and thought how quickly 12 becomes 144... there is hope! Woo hoo!
I had to tackle my spare room that sounds similar to yours when my DH moved his offict home and to that room.
It took me a whole week, including painting to make it a business office rather than a catch all room.
The trick for me was a deadline, so make yourself a deadline and reward yourself when it's don.
I have a room like that. it is overwhelming to say the least when we bought this last year, there are no closets down stairs. so I proceeded to make it a closet I bought clothes racks, for all of the clothes I do not wear every day, and off season clothes. Then there was no linen closet, so all linens,meds,bandages, gift wrapping paper,etc extra toilet paper,bath soaps, shampoos. Then I bought a sewing machine.(the old sewing machine is in there too. And the tools that I need to often to go down to the celler for. Then the clothes racks (not being good ones) fell. It realy is overwhelming.So far I have wired one of the racks to hold til I can find some that are better built. thats as far as I have gotten.I need direction..L O L Gail


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I have been working at Digital Realty full-time (more than a year)
Great career opportunities due to company growth.
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For students of Mysore University postgraduate centre Hemagangothri, near Hassan, problems begin soon after they get into the bus to reach the campus. The KSRTC bus driver and conductor refuse to provide a request stop near the campus. The students' day begins with a quarrel with the bus crew.
There is a long list of basic amenities yet to be provided on the campus. There is neither a full-fledged canteen nor hostel. The strength of faculty is far less than required and students have to cope up with the ill-equipped laboratory and library.
The postgraduate centre at Kenchattahalli on Bangalore-Mangalore Road, seven km from Hassan, started functioning in January 1993. The then Chief Minister M. Veerappa Moily inaugurated the campus. Even after almost 19 years since its inception, the campus is still in its infancy stage. The university has not been able to make the best use of about 74 acres earmarked for the campus.
Five postgraduate courses — MA in Kannada and English, M.Com, M.Sc. in Bio-Science and Electronics — are offered here. As many as 200 students, majority of them from Hassan and neighbouring districts study here.
There is no hostel facility for boys and girls. About 25 boys have been accommodated in a building, which was earlier a working women's hostel. Only recently, have the boys been provided with a cook. For girls, there is no hostel. They have to find paying guest facilities either in Hassan or nearby villages. The faculty has no quarters.
Prasanna, a first year student of MA in Kannada, said there was no security for the hostel. Most of the students prefer private accommodation to the hostel.
More than 60 per cent of the students in the campus are girls. Mala, student of MA in English, said she commutes from Holenarasipur, about 45 km from the campus. Many of her classmates would have been benefitted if university had provided them hostel facility.
Postgraduate centre director V. Vasudev said that the campus was still in infant stage. "The campus lacks basic infrastructure facilities such as hostels and quarters. A separate building for library is being constructed. Staff quarters is expected to be ready by March. The construction of library and quarters is on," he said.
The director said of the 25 sanctioned posts only 14 have been filled. "There is a need to equip the laboratory and library," he said. He also pointed that students face difficulty in reaching the campus. Only city buses stop near the campus, while other KSRTC buses do not. "The problem with city buses is that the timing does not suit with campus timings. We have raised the issue with KSRTC officials several times," he said.


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Left-wing activist dies after Paris skinhead attack
French police arrested a number of people in connection with the assault, which they describe as a 'politically motivated incident.'
Students of the Parisian Institut d'Etudes Politique (Institute of Political Science), Sciences Po react following a June 5 attack on a student of the school on June 6, 2013 in Paris. Photo by AFP
Several people have been arrested in connection with a Wednesday assault by skinheads that left a young left-wing activist dead, Interior Minister Manuel Valls told AFP. Police described the incident as being "politically motivated."
Clément Méric, an 18-year-old anti-fascism campaigner, was attending a clothes sale with friends in the 9th district of central Paris when three "skinhead-type" individuals, including one woman, arrived on the scene.
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#1: 1988 - Richmond, Va.
- Chairman: John Morgan and Ann Oppenhimer
- Speaker: Herbert W. Hemphill Jr.
- Exhibition: Folk Art Jubilation: Eleven Folk Artists from Virginia, North Carolina & West Va.
- Notable: 450 people attended the opening. A $6,000 grant from the Virginia Commission for the Arts gave the Folk Art Society its financial start.
#2: 1989 - Waverly, Va.
- Chairman: Shirley Yancey and Chris Gregson
- Speakers: Chris Gregson, Barry Cohen, Nancy Karlins Thoman, Bruce Koplin
- Exhibition: 100 Miles: The 100th Anniversary of Miles Carpenter's Birth
- Notable: Held at Miles Carpenter's Home, a museum now designated a folk art site by FASA.
#3: 1990 - Washington, D.C.
- Chairmen: Chris Gregson and Patricia Lorenz
- Speaker: Elaine Elf
- Exhibition: Made with Passion: the Hemphill Folk Art Collection at National Museum of American Art (NMAA)
- Award of Distinction: Herbert W. Hemphill Jr.
- Notable: Held in conjunction with NMAA Symposium on the Hemphill Collection, with Jon Serl, guest artist.
#4: 1991 - Chicago, Ill.
- Chairmen: Jim Arient and Robert Vogele
- Speakers: Russell Bowman; Panel of Mr. Imagination, Prophet Blackmon, Derek Webster and David Philpot, moderated by Frank Lewis
- Exhibition: Personal Voice: Outsider Art and Signature Style
- Award of Distinction: Robert Bishop (posthumously)
- Notable: A raffle was the predecessor of the FASA auction in following years.
#5: 1992 - Los Angeles, Calif.
- Chairman: John Turner
- Speakers: Willem Volkersz, Bud Goldstone (Watts Towers), Seymour Rosen (SPACES), Allie Light and Irvin Saraf (Light/Saraf Films), Gregg Blasdel, Barbara Brackman (Kansas Grassroots Art Association), Janice Wilson (Bottle Village)
- Exhibition: Parallel Visions: Modern Artists and Outsider Art at LA Co. Museum of Art
- Award of Distinction: Seymour Rosen
- Notable: Visits to Watts Towers, Bottle Village (both designated National Folk Art Sites), Gene Autry Museum of Western Art
#6: 1993 - New Orleans, La.
- Chairmen: Alice Yelen, Kurt Gitter, Warren and Sylvia Lowe
- Speakers: 15-hour symposium produced by New Orleans Museum of Art
- Exhibition: Passionate Visions of the American South at New Orleans Museum of Art
- Award of Distinction: Minnie Adkins
- Notable: FASA's first auction, held in Lafayette, La., with music by Grammy-Award-Winning D. L. Menard's Cajun Band.
#7: 1994 - Santa Fe, N. M.
- Chairmen: Chuck and Jan Rosenak
- Speakers: Jane Connell, Genevieve Roulin (Collection de l'Art Brut), Panel of Leroy Archuleta, Nicholas Herrera, Christine McHorse, Ted Coe, Stuart Ashman and Moderator JoAnne Balzer
- Exhibition: Diversity of Expression: New Mexico Folk Art at N. M. Capitol.
- Awards of Distinction: Warren and Sylvia Lowe, Felipe (posthumously) and Leroy Archuleta
- Notable: Elijah Piece exhibition at Museum of International Folk Art.
#8: 1995 - Atlanta, Ga.
- Chairmen: Marshall Hahn and Randy Siegel
- Speakers: Joanne Cubbs, Lynda Hartigan, Lonnie Holley and Richard Powell (Duke University)
- Exhibition: Dust Tracks on a Road: Four Southern Artists at High Museum of Art
- Awards of Distinction: Ned Cartledge, Chuck and Jan Rosenak
- Notable: Gospel brunch at Mary Mac's Tea Room
#9: 1996 - Birmingham, Ala.
- Chairman: Georgine Clarke
- Speakers: Gerard Wertkin, Rebecca Hoffberger, Gail Trechsel
- Exhibition: Kentuck Festival of the Arts
- Awards of Distinction: Gerard Wertkin, Clyde Jones
- Notable: Howard Finster, Jimmy Lee Sudduth, Charlie Lucas and many other artists displayed their art at Kentuck.
#10: 1997 - Milwaukee, Wis.
- Chairman: Russell Bowman
- Speakers: Michael Hall, Russell Bowman, Jeffrey Hayes, Lisa Stone, Tony Rajer, Lynne Browne
- Exhibition: The Michael and Julie Hall Collection of American Folk Art at the Milwaukee Art Museum; Personal Vision: Self-Taught Art from the Ruth & Robert Vogele Collection
- Awards of Distinction: Mr. Imagination, Flo and Jules Laffal
- Notable: Purvis Young sketching in the hotel lobby.
#11: 1998 - Houston, Tex.
- Chairmen: John and Stephanie Smither, Susanne Theis
- Speakers: Lynne Adele, Alvia Wardlaw, Hector Benavides, Carl Dixon, David Strickland, Murray Smither, Bruce & Julie Webb
- Exhibitions: Charles Dellschau at Menil Collection; Orange Show
- Awards of Distinction: Rev. Johnnie Hunter, Marilyn Oshman, Lynda Hartigan
- 1st Hemphill Art Purchase Award: Hector Benavides drawing given to University of Texas at Austin.
- Notable: Auction raised more than $35,000, held at Marilyn Oshman's home.
#12: 1999 - Lexington/Morehead, Ky.
- Chairman: Dick Wenstrup
- Speakers: Gerard Wertkin; musicologists John Harrod and Alan Jabbour
- Exhibition: An Eden of Their Own: Charlie, Noah and Hazel Kinney at Kentucky Folk Art Center
- Awards of Distinction: Linvel and Lillian Barker (posthumously); Alan Jabbour
- Hemphill Art Purchase Award: Tim Lewis sculpture to Owensboro Museum of Fine Arts
- Notable: Square dancing to John Harrod's band with fiddler Alan Jabbour sitting in.
#13: 2000 - San Diego, Calif.
- Chairman: Larry Kent
- Speakers: Grace Johnson, Larry Kent, Janet Brody Esser, Rick Bell, Bud Goldstone
- Exhibition: Mingei International Museum
- Awards of Distinction: Bud Goldstone and Ted Gordon
- Hemphill Art Purchase Award: 2 Ted Gordon drawings to Oakland Museum of California
- Notable: Visit to Salvation Mountain, designated a National Folk Art Site.
#14: 2001 - Richmond, Va.
- Chairmen: Tom and Donna Brumfield
- Speakers: Johnson Bowles, Babatunde Lawal, Jeffrey Hayes
- Exhibition: Point of View: Folk Art from the William and Ann Oppenhimer Collection at University of Richmond; Personal Recollection: FASA Members' Collections at Meadow Farm Museum
- Awards of Distinction: Peggy Baggett (VCA); Shirley Yancey, Tony Rajer, Georgia Blizzard
- Hemphill Art Purchase Award: Georgia Blizzard sculpture given to Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, Williamsburg, Va.
- Notable: Exactly one month after 9/11, Seventeen New Yorkers attended
#15: 2002 - Savannah, Ga.
- Chairman: Joe Adams
- Speakers: Carroll Greene, Judith McWillie, Gary Fine
- Exhibitions: Ulysses Davis at the Beach Institute
- Awards of Distinction: Betty-Carol Sellen, John Smither (posthumously) & Stephanie Smither, Lorenzo Scott
- Hemphill Art Purchase Award: Lorenzo Scott "Christ on the Cross" to Morris Museum; "Empty Road" by Howard Finster to Columbus Museum of Art.
- Notable: Visit to Gullah Settlement, St. Helena
#16: 2003 - St. Louis, Mo.
- Chairman: John Foster
- Speakers: Maude Southwell Wahlman, John Foster, Terry Nowell, Ken Anderson
- Exhibition: Joseph Garlock Paintings
- Awards of Distinction: Maude S. Wahlman, Ralph Lanning
- Hemphill At Purchase Award: "Thor" by Ralph Lanning to Springfield Art Museum
- Notable: Visit to the Pulitzer Museum and St. Louis Museum of Art
#17: 2004 - Oakland, Calif.
- Chairmen: Tom di Maria and Ann Oppenhimer
- Speakers: Robert Adkins, Katherine Sherwood, Stephen Walrod, Thomas Roske, Lucienne Peiry, John Killacky, Philip Linares, Cheryl Rivers, John Perreault, Frank Maresca, Bonnie Grossman, Phyllis Kind.
- Exhibition: Creative Growth Artists
Awards of Distinction: Irene Brydon, Artists of Creative Growth, John Foster, Lee Kogan
- Hemphill Art Purchase Award: Sculpture by Judith Scott to Oakland Museum of California
- Notable: Visits to Oakland Museum, NIAD, Creativity Explored and Clayton Bailey's Environment
#18: 2005 - Chicago
- Chairman: Bill Glennon
- Speakers: Connie Gibbons, Russell Bowman, Lisa Stone, Michael Noland
- Exhibition: Intuit Show of Folk and Outsider Art
- Awards of Distinction: Russell Bowman and Stanley Szwarc
- Hemphill Art Purchase Award: "Big Blue Rooster" by Minnie Adkins and Herman Peters to Benedictine University.


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WWE50, the latest WWE Encyclopedia that gives readers behind-the-scenes knowledge and 50 year history to become the ultimate WWE fan, has made the New York Times Best Seller List under the Sports category at No.15.
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Offence vs. Defence: It's the bottom line when No. 1 Hyacks clash with No. 4 Fighting Irish on Saturday
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CIS on Caleb and the Clan: "…neither the student-athlete nor his team be sanctioned for the inadvertent administrative error of the university"
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The Province's B.C. High School Football Report, final 'Centaurs' edition 10.24.09
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Clan football stripped of two wins and sent to purgatory in Canada West's basement
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Steve Nash: On the eve of Suns' Vancouver appearance he speaks on high school, college and NBA issues
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Time to tee off: MNGL open to the public
Rainy, cool weather gave way to sunshine and warmth just in time for the first public golfers this year to tee off Friday morning at Mississippi National Golf Links.
The course was shuttered last year — except the driving range — as the city of Red Wing debated its future. But the Lowlands re-opened Friday for public golf and the Highlands should be playable within a week or so, head golf professional Nathan Gale said.


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Each year, as a part of its summer season, the New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane offers local high school students the opportunity to study Shakespeare and acting under the guidance of theatre professionals and educators. This process culminates in a fully staged production, highlighting each student through Shakespearean scenes and soliloquies.
Silas Cooper will direct the 2015 program. Mr. Cooper is the Chairman of the Drama Department at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts and holds a MFA in Acting from the Professional Actor Training Program at the University of Washington, as well as a BFA in Theatre from Tulane University. Mr. Cooper is a classically trained stage actor who has worked regionally across the country on numerous classical and contemporary productions. Additionally, he has a noteworthy career in film and television.
The schedule is as follows:
July 14 – July 24, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm (M-F only)
July 28 – July 31, 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm
August 1 – August 2 (technical rehearsal), 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
August 4 – August 5, 3:00 pm-10:00 pm
August 6 – August 8, 7:30 pm (cast called at 6:30 pm)
Sunday August 9, 1:30 pm (cast called at 12:30 pm)
Interested students should:
*Be in grades 9-12. Those entering 9th grade and graduating from 12th are eligible.
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Students who have a headshot and resume should bring a copy with them. Those without may bring a snapshot and a short biography of themselves.
Students who audition for the program will be notified of their status by May 1, 2015. Those accepted will be given instructions on how to complete registration.
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Tuition for students accepted into the program is only $75.
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The Festival's All Things Shakespeare Program is dedicated to the memory of Gavin Mahlie, founding company member and one of New Orleans' most beloved actors. Dr. Buzz Podewell, the late scholar/director and Tulane faculty member, once said of Gavin, "…beyond being an actor, he was the most decent human being I've ever met. Just a loving man."
Giving up a career in law to become a full-time actor, he was the only actor to appear in every one the first 12 seasons of the Shakespeare Festival at Tulane, playing such roles as Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing, Brutus in Julius Caesar, Shylock in The Merchant of Venice, Richard II, Richard III, Laertes in Hamlet and Banquo in Macbeth. Gavin Mahlie passed away suddenly in his sleep in 2006, leaving behind a legacy that still lives on at the Festival.


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Gov. Jay Nixon says if the NFL leaves St. Louis, the state will miss out on $10 million of income tax from players.
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Illinois to Ask Voters About Taxing Millionaires
Gov. Pat Quinn signed legislation Tuesday adding a nonbinding resolution to the ballot.
Quinn Makes Minor Cuts to $35.7B Illinois Budget
Gov. Pat Quinn on Monday largely approved a 2015 state budget he has criticized as "incomplete" for not extending a temporary income tax increase.
Sinquefield: 'Missouri Has an Idiot for a Governor'
One of the most powerful men in Missouri politics has some strong words for the state's governor.
Quinn Urges House Democrats to Support Tax Hike
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn tried Monday to persuade House Democrats to extend the state's temporary income tax increase to avoid what he says would be "savage" budget cuts.
Schools, Businesses at Odds over Missouri Tax Cut
Business and education groups are again drawing battle lines over a Missouri proposal to cut state income taxes.
New Estimate Puts Missouri Tax Cut Bill at $620M
The new projection from legislative researchers is to be considered Monday by a Senate fiscal review committee. If the panel signs off, the full Senate then could vote to pass the legislation on to the House.
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Gov. Pat Quinn knows trying to make the state's temporary income tax increase permanent will be a "tough choice" for Illinois lawmakers, but the issue could be even tougher for voters who'll decide if the Chicago Democrat gets another term.
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WORTHINGTON -- Even after logging more than 30 years in the construction business, Randy Wolf has yet to see a new house he likes better than the place he's called home for the past 18 years.
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We are having a 18x36 free form kidney pool installed with a rough in for a water feature (won't be installed for another few years). We are wondering what type of pump to install, a flopro vs or 2 single hp pumps.
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The Re-Fashion Bash will be in Benton on April 11th. Tickets are $5 in advance, $10 at the door.
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Robin from RK Collections Boutique has outfit ideas for the plus size women who are looking for the right look for them.
Barbara Armstrong from Arkansas Farm to Table at Pop's Market talks with Good Day about what the farm has to offer.
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FOX16 getting a taste of old school music with Sylvester Stewart from the group "Old School In Session."
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LITTLE ROCK, AR - In 2006, Texarkana native Dustin Moseley made his major league debut with the Los Angeles Angels. In 2012, Moseley suffered a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder while pitching with the San Diego Padres. That injury seemingly closed the book on his big league career. But that book may have just re-opened. Names like Tim Hudson, David Wells, John Smoltz... Just a few from the list of pitchers who enjoyed success at the major league level after undergoing potentially career-ending surgery. Will Arkansas's own Dustin Moseley join that list? "I'm just excited to be back," Moseley said. "I thought I was done man and we'll see--it'll be two things for me. One, I'll know I can't compete at that level. It'll be closure for me on that side of it, but I think I can." And the Miami Marlins believe he can as well. After throwing for multiple major league scouts two weeks ago, the marlins gave Moseley something he's been working for everyday for the past six months. A second chance. "I just want to compete," Moseley said. "The outcome of the games is going to dictate whether or not I get to the big leagues but for me, for my mindset and internally, I just want to go compete and see where I measure up." Since leaving the game two years ago, Moseley has stayed busy. Building an elite training facility in Little Rock called, "Proformance Baseball Academy and Elevate Training." "If it weren't for this facility, I wouldn't be where I'm at," said Moseley. "No question about it. If I didn't have the guys surrounding me, pushing me, and holding me accountable." "His shoulder was kind of soggy one day, kind of blown up one day," said Moseley's rehab partner, Grant Black. "About a week later he comes in and his bullpen just was so much better than every other day. Then everyday after that it was like that, and I was like, 'Dude you're going to be able to do this. This is starting to get ridiculous." And this week, when Moseley received that life-changing phone call for the second time of his career, the celebration began. "Since I've known the guy since we were about six years old, it felt like it was me," said Will Lewis, co-owner of Proformance/Elevate Training. "Everybody's rooting for him because they know the type of guy he is and how he cares about other people and he's finally going to get to live his dream again." "I feel like I'm playing with house money," Moseley said. "From here on out there's no pressure. Proformance and Elevate is something I've dreamed of a long time ago. Worst case scenario I come back here and live out my passion working with these guys and helping these guys. It's a win-win for me." Moseley left Thursday night to join Miami's rookie league affiliate, the Gulf Coast League Marlins, in Jupiter, FL. If all goes well, the Marlins believe Moseley could be pitching in the majors as early as late August.
Captain Stephanie Weatherington answers all your outdoors questions
The Fearless Friday top-16 countdown marches on, Arkansas' punter is named to an awards watch list, Tyler Wilson hosts a football camp, and we Ask a Wildlife Officer
Chris Curry makes a homecoming to be the head coach for the UALR Trojans baseball team. Hear how he got to this point and a key factor in his decision.
LITTLE ROCK, AR - Calling all Hog fans! SiriusXM Radio is holding their 2nd Annual College Sports Today Traditions Tournament online. Arkansas' famous "Hog Call" has made it to the Final Four is currently going up against Wisconsin's "Jump Around." It all comes down to fan votes to see who wins! You can vote for Arkansas's Hog Call on Sirius XM's College Sports Page. Fans have until Sunday July 6th at midnight ET to cast their vote!
Travelers gear up to host the Texas League All Star Game tomorrow, Michael Qualls gets invited to Kevin Durant's camp, and much more in the world of sports.
Captain Stephanie Weatherington answers all your fishing and outdoors questions.
The Hogs pick up a big commit from one of the state's best players, we preview the "Shootout of the South," plus some big baseball news
Lots of sports news: D-Fish to the coach the Knicks, several Arkansans taking the mound for MLB teams, and Jerry Jones talks about the Hogs playing in his stadium.
An action-packed day of sports, including A-State going on a caravan tour and tons of baseball action
Another Hog has a chance to crack an NFL roster, the diamond Hogs say goodbye to their lone senior, the Arkansas Tech Wonderboys make history, and Lebron goes off.
Captain Stephanie Weatherington answers your questions about the great outdoors
Diamond Hogs gear up for an important series this weekend against Texas A&M, plus we get the final number from the Mayflower/Vilonia charity baseball game
Mayflower and Vilonia play a charity baseball game to help tornado recovery
Mayflower wins the district title in the wake of the horrible tornado disaster that tore apart their hometown.
Hogs continue gearing up for Spring Practice and we check in on the Diamond Hogs who hope to keep some momentum going
A mother of a student in the Riverside School District says another student put his private parts on the face of her son. She wants the school district to take action.
Wess has One Moore Thought on the new Hogs logos and uniforms
Lots of baseball action and some intense in-state matchups going on today in sports
Three amputees from Arkansas whose lives crossed paths head to Boston to take on the Boston Marathon. All three men finished the race with an important message.
ASU Red Wolves Spring game, Real Deal in the Rock, and lots of baseball action.
We check in with Bret Bielema's defense, some high school hoops all star action, college baseball, and ASU as they gear up for the Spring Game
One teacher is hoping to raise awareness about some issues at her school. She says hardened criminals are sitting next to some students who did something as simple as showing up late to school several times.
Captain Stephanie Weatherington answers your questions about the great outdoors
The Hogs have another scrimmage, and lots of baseball action around the Natural State
Hogs try out some players at new positions, lots of baseball action around Arkansas, and we hear from the man who won the Arkansas State Coach-for-a-Day Auction
Hogs Spring practice rolls on, the diamond Hogs take on LSU, UALR previews their new track facility, and the Masters second round
Travs make their home debut for this season, the Hogs continue spring practice, day 1 of the Masters and much more
Otey and Ace made their home debut along with the Travelers
Turkey season is right around the corner and Capt. Stephanie Weatherington answers your questions about it.
Diamond Hogs knock off UNLV, ASU knocks off UCA, and the basketball Hogs pick up a transfer from Texas Tech, who went to high school in Little Rock
The Hogs game gets rained out and UALR and UCA have a base-clearing brawl.
Hogs return to Spring Practice, the Diamond Hogs take out Nebraska, UALR falls to SFA, and Bobby Portis earns even more honors
Jason Snavely has your latest in sports.
Kevin Kelly takes your comments from Facebook on President Obama's recent comments about mandatory voting.
The Secret Service asking for millions of dollars to build a fake White House.
Ashley Judd made comments that some did not take kindly to.
An Atlanta based Pastor is asking his congregation to donate money for a plane.
The state of Indiana is considering a bill that would allow Safe Haven Baby Boxes outside public places.
Kevin Kelly asks if it's time to eliminate the death penalty and reads some of your rants and raves.
Can one pray in public too loudly? Kevin Kelly Rants and Raves on what you had to say.
A police officer turns off the dashboard camera while on a traffic stop. Kevin takes your comments from our Facebook page for today's Rants and Raves.
New technology helps schools track students who skip class. Is this a good thing or a bad thing. Kevin Kellly has more in today's Rants and Raves
Kevin asks for your opinions on President Obama's request for war authorization against ISIS
Former Arkansas football coach, Bobby Petrino pulls a scholarship offer from a recruit just hours before signing day.
A Missouri family kidnapped their own son in an attempt to teach him a lesson about talking to strangers. Kevin Kelly reads your comments from the Fox 16 Facebook page.
Tom Cotton made controversial comments about terrorist. Some support the comments and some are against it.
Chris Christie says he believes the government must balance public health interests with parental choice.
On today's Rants and Raves, Kevin Kelly asks viewers opinions about a cop killer being picked as the speaker for a graduation ceremony.
A Fox 16 viewer isn't thrilled with how some people on food stamps are spending their money.
The debate over gun control back in the spotlight after a 9-year-old accidentally shoots and kills a shooting instructor at a gun range.
Mom creates app that will shut your child's phone down if they don't text back.
Four days after 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot and killed by an officer, the town of Ferguson, Missouri now dealing with another police shooting.
A community outraged after a police officer shoots and kills an unarmed 18-year-old boy in Ferguson, Missouri.
The Department of Homeland Security just dropped a cool $450,000 to buy gym memberships for their employees.
A mom being criticized after publicly shaming her daughter on social media.
The on-going debate over whether video games are bad for kids, takes yet another twist. Now, a new study says they can actually be good for a child's development.
The owner of a popular California restaurant is making headlines after banning noisy kids from his restaurant.
On August 8, the city of Baltimore will enact one of the toughest ever youth curfew laws with the goal to keep kids safe.
According to a new government report the U.S. could be missing nearly half of U.S. weapons provided to Afghan security forces over the past decade.
Verizon wireless announcing the launch of a new rewards program that allows customers to receive discounts for shopping, travel and dining. But what's the catch? Kevin Kelly explains in today's Rants & Raves.
The new girl scout barbie dolls are sparking controversy among consumer groups that say it sends the wrong message to young girls.
A Florida jury rewards a widow $23.6 Billion in a lawsuit against a tobacco company.
Singer Jessica Jackson and the band Encore join Fox 16 Good Day for Music Monday. For booking information, call (501)707-7766 or email Jessica at firstname.lastname@example.com
The former dictator of Panama is suing the publishers of the popular video game Call of Duty.
A Professor at Brown University thinks lowering the legal drinking age here in the U.S. could not only help educate kids but even save lives. Kevin Kelly has more in his Rants & Raves segment.
Two mobile-app driving companies are wanting to make their services available in Little Rock, but city officials are fighting their efforts.
U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is set to return to active duty this week after the U.S. traded five senior Taliban operatives at Guantanamo Bay to get Bergdahl back. Kevin Kelly talks about the controversy surrounding his release in today's Rants & Raves.
According to a recent survey by Express Employment Professionals many employers are having a hard time filling open positions.
44 children died last year after being left in hot cars. Now some people are questioning if the federal government should step in.
The government spent $100 billion dollars last year in payments to people who may not have been entitled to receive them.
The Obama Administration may soon be partnering with Iran in order to try and stop the progress of Sunni Militants in Iraq.
A high school senior will not be receiving his diploma after stripping at his graduation.
Arizona High School students outraged after opening their $75 yearbooks and find random strips of duct tape covering student quotes that school officials deemed to be racist.
Lawyers are now drawing up digital agreements for couples with rules on what can and can't be posted online.
A Maryland father hits his teenage daughter's teacher with a baseball bat and it appears he won't face any charges.
Facebook has a new feature that has the ability to turn on your phone's microphone and listen to what's going on around, identify music your listening to or what TV show you're watching without you even knowing it.
According to a new poll, most of American's will never achieve the American dream.
MySpace is attempting to win back it's old users with a new marketing strategy.
A woman shares her inspirational story about her battle with obesity.
Eight former NFL players have filed a lawsuit claiming the league supplied and administered players with illegal narcotics and painkillers.
Some are upset about a gift shop at the new 9/11 Memorial Museum. Kevin Kelly explains in today's Rants & Raves.
A Nevada father is being asked to hand over $11,000 for data on his children collected by their school.
A girl is kicked out of her prom because dads at the prom say her dress would cause boys to have "impure thoughts".


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The Santa Barbara International Film Festival (January 24 - February 3) will honor Ben Affleck with the Modern Master Award on January 26 in the historic Arlington Theatre. The award, which in the past has gone to the likes of Christopher Plummer, James Cameron, Cate Blanchett, Clint Eastwood and G...Read More »
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