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An emergency operator receives a desperate call from a kidnapped teen, and races to locate the young victim while facing a terrifying killer from her own past in this thriller from director Brad Anderson (THE MACHINIST, SESSION 9). Jordan Turner (Halle...
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ITEM#: 15314791An emergency operator receives a desperate call from a kidnapped teen, and races to locate the young victim while facing a terrifying killer from her own past in this thriller from director Brad Anderson (THE MACHINIST, SESSION 9). Jordan Turner (Halle Berry) is a 911 operator in the Hive -- the bustling Los Angeles headquarters for emergency operators. Her job is extraordinarily stressful, though the camaraderie she shares with co-workers Flora (Denise Dowse) and Marco (Jose Zuniga) helps Jordan to stay sharp and focused during those long nights on the phone. The veteran operator experiences a debilitating bout of self-doubt, however, after making a thoughtless mistake that results in the brutal murder of a young girl at the hands of a sadistic prowler. Six months later, Jordan is taking a group of young trainees on a tour of the Hive when an inexperienced operator receives a frantic call from Casey (Abigail Breslin), a terrified teen who is locked in the trunk of a speeding car after being abducted in a parking lot. Unfortunately, Casey is calling from a disposable phone with no chip, making it impossible for the operator to trace the call. Instinctively taking over the situation, Jordan does her best to calm Casey so that she can provide clues that will help authorities, including Jordan's police-officer boyfriend Paul (Morris Chestnut), identify the car and rescue the frightened abductee. With each passing minute the danger grows, and the hope for a happy outcome fades. Meanwhile, when the kidnapper (Michael Eklund) finds Casey's hidden phone, an ominous exchange with Jordan leaves her convinced that he's the same man who killed the other young girl six months prior. Horrified to discover just what's at stake should she fail to save Casey, the haunted operator takes the situation into her own hands, only to realize she may have unwittingly become the killer's next victim.
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COVINGTON — A Morgan County Sheriff's Office deputy was arrested by the Newton County Sheriff's Office Monday on allegations that he inappropriately touched a young girl several years ago.
According to a press release from the Morgan County Sheriff's Office, Deputy Daniel McGinnis has been arrested and charged with aggravated child molestation.
McGinnis, who was 21 at the time of the alleged incident, resides at 497 Ga. Highway 212 in Covington, the NCSO incident report states.
McGinnis is a former NCSO deputy as well, according to authorities.
NCSO Sgt. Cortney Morrison said the victim recently made an outcry to a school guidance counselor, which prompted authorities to become involved.
"Authorities conducted a forensic interview during which a disclosure was made that the suspect touched her inappropriately during the period of 2006 to 2011," Morrison said.
The victim, who was 6 years of age in 2006, and McGinnis apparently knew each other. The alleged molestation occurred in Newton County, she said.
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I've note the only damage that I saw as I was listing the titles of the books. If you are interested in a particular book, email me and I will go over it more carefully and let you know the exact condition of that book.
I have to trade:
ÂThe Heirloom Garden by Jo Ann Gardner (small tear on front of just jacket)
Southern Living Garden Guide: ÂPerennialsÂ
ÂFoliage in Your Garden by John Kelly
Better Homes and Gardens ÂGardening TipsÂ
Burpee  American Gardening Series: ÂGarden DesignsÂ
ÂThe Undaunted Garden by Lauren Springer
Better Homes and Gardens ÂGardening StyleÂ
ÂThe Country Garden by Country Homes and Gardens
Sunset: ÂPerennialsÂ
ÂThe Backyard Landscaper by Ireland-Gannon Associates, Inc.
ÂThe Garden Planning Kit by Derek Fell with Sarah Wood
ÂRodaleÂs Illustrated Encyclopedia of Gardening and Landscaping TechniquesÂ
ÂThe Perennial Garden by Jeff and Marilyn Cox
ÂA Starter Garden by Cheryl Merser
ÂGardening with Perennials a Rodale Garden Book Edited by Fern Marshall Bradley
(slight damage to cover at top of spine)
ÂReaderÂs Digest Guide to Creative GardeningÂ
ÂGarden Junk by Mary Randolph Carter
ÂMaking the Most of Your Backyard by Sunset Books
ÂGardening Basics by Ken Beckett, Steve Bradley, Noel Kingsbury & Tim Newbury
As these are all pretty new (i.e. current) books, I would like to trade for books that are rather current. I'm looking for books on container gardening, tropical plants, plumerias, brugmansias, and other things to tempt me!
hello wilo:
i'm coveting your springer's "undaunted garden". don't have any current books of your choice, but i'm willing to trade a couple of my favorites: "home grown: the complete guide to growing more than 130 fruit, veggies and herbs, new gourmet varieties as well as the best of old favorites", or "national arboretum book of outstanding garden plants". lmk.
Yes, I am interested! Do you still have these?
Burpee  American Gardening Series: "Garden Designs"
"The Backyard Landscaper" by Ireland-Gannon Associates, Inc.
"The Garden Planning Kit" by Derek Fell with Sarah Wood
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Deborah L. Allegra-Morris, 42
LACONIA — Deborah L. Allegra-Morris passed from our presence on September 01, 2013 at Lakes Region General Hospital after an exhausting illness.
Debbie is lovingly remembered by her best friend and loving companion, James Truesdell; her daughter, Anna Maria Morris; son, Myles S. Morris; her daughter, Madelina V. Morris; grandchildren, Alyssa Morris and Kezia S. Morris; mother Marcia L. McCann; brothers and sisters, Michael Sheran, Leicia Allegra-Bailey, Wendy Jo Davies and Mark W. Allegra. Missing her greatly, also, will be aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Deb will also be missed by many long term, loyal friends.
Debbie is preceded in death by her husband, George S. Morris.
Debbie was born in Concord, New Hampshire on July 24, 1971. She lived in Ossipee, N.H. and attended Kingswood Regional High School. After the passing of her husband, she moved to Laconia, N.H. to be closer to family. Here she became lovingly known as a "second" mom to many of her children's friends and her own friends' children.
She will forever be remembered as a fiery red head who had a mind of her own.
Debby lived life on her terms and had a passionate soul. She was always quick with a story that was sure to make you smile, she surely could have written a book or maybe two.
The celebration of life will be held at her home at 220 Pleasant Street in Laconia on Saturday, September 7, 2013 at 2 p.m. All friends and family are welcome.
The family has requested that donations be made in Debbie's memory to the charity of your choice.
Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 164 Pleasant Street, Laconia, N.H. is assisting the family with the arrangements. For more information and to view an online memorial go to www.wilkinsonbeane.com.
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Rachel E. Steele, 93
LACONIA — Rachel Elsa (Mills) Steele, 93, of 21 Ledges Drive, passed away at the Taylor Home in Laconia, on August 31,2013.
She was born at home in Fitchburg, MA, the second of four children (3 brothers one who died at 3 days of age) to Gilbert F. Mills Sr., and Elsa (Hertel) Mills.
Rachel was an excellent student throughout grammar and high school graduating from Fitchburg High School. As a young girl, she always helped out with the family's chickens, gardens, and cooking. She was also an avid Girl Scout.
She went to work at the age of eighteen at Doehla Greeting Card Company in Fitchburg, MA. There she met her husband Bill who was in the accounting department. "Rache" and Bill were married on June 3 1944, moving in with her parents due to the WWII housing shortage.
In 1954, the family now numbering six moved to Lunenburg, MA, into a rambling old colonial where the children were raised.
Rachel's methods of relaxation included knitting, cross stitch, Bargello, reading, Crossword Puzzles, and playing Scrabble, Bridge, Cribbage, and Bingo.
The entire family skied together each weekend for many years. In the summer, there was a boat which was towed all over New England and New York exploring its many lakes and rivers. Thus began a lifelong love with the Granite State.
Once her youngest son was in high school, Rachel went to work as a teacher's aide in the Lunenburg middle school.
Over the years, her children grew up and found their life partners. Rachel readily welcomed three new daughters and another son into her family. Soon, grandchildren arrived expanding the family another eight members. Rachel and Bill were always available to babysit.
In 1963, Mom and Dad bought land in Meredith and erected a shell. With family members as their labor pool, a wonderful second home was finished for all to enjoy. Finally, a permanent retirement home was created in the mid 80's when they moved to the area full time. Rachel loved this house, boating on the big lake, and the community beach. She considered this to be her piece of heaven.
She was the most wonderful wife and mother, devoted to her family, a loyal friend to many, kind, strong and silent always helping those in need in her quiet and unassuming way. She taught her children the importance of family, how to be a good friend, and innumerable life skills. Throughout her life she supported her beloved Bill and her children in numerous ways from home improvement projects, business ventures, and helping each time a new grandchild arrived. She was incredibly proud of all of the generations of her family and looked forward to their visits, pictures, travels, and learning about their successes.
Rachel was predeceased by her parents, her brothers, and her husband William G. Steele Sr. She is survived by her daughter Cheryl S. Cesati and her husband Richard of Sanbomton; her three sons, William G. Steele Jr., and his wife Sheila of Amherst, NH Robert B. Steele and his wife Roslyn of Danville, CA, Jeffrey G. Steele and his wife Suzanne of Deerfield, NH; her grandchildren who she held dear, Richard R. Cesati III and his wife Laurie, Julie Cesati and her husband Derek Davis and daughter Giavanna Davis, Andrew Cesati and his wife Allison, Kelly Reis and her husband Nicholas and daughter Lila, Meredith Bannon and her husband Chad, Mathew Steele and his wife Tifanie, and sons Cayden and Beckett, Courtney Steele, and Amanda Steele.
Private services and burial will be held at the convenience of the family.
Donations can be made to the Lakes Region Conservation Trust, PO Box 766, Center Harbor, NH 03226.
Arrangements are under the care of Mayhew Funeral Homes and Crematorium, Meredith and Plymouth.
To sign Rachel's Book of Memories, please go to www.mayhewfuneralhomes.com
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Craig D. Zamzow, 70
NEW HAMPTON — Craig Dean Zamzow, 70 of Mountain Vista Drive, died August 31, 2013, at Speare Memorial Hospital, in Plymouth, NH.
Born in Grand Island NE on June 8, 1943, he was the son of Harlan Francis and Theda W. (Linderkamp) Zamzow. He grew up in the Mid-West and graduated from Westside High School, inn Grand Island. He also earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, at Iowa State University, in the mid-1960s,
Craig hired into Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) in Maynard, Massachusetts, where he served for twenty years as a sales engineer, corporate manager of sales training, and product line manager of Logic Products, a $25 million PC board business. His achievements led to his being named in 1983 the Corporate Manager, Marketing Programs, directing the efforts of over 5,000 employees. Along the way, Craig earned an MBA in marketing and human resource management from Rivier College in Nashua, NH.
After the collapse of DEC, Craig served in marketing roles with several other firms in New England, before coming to Plymouth, New Hampshire in 1997 as co-owner of The Pilgrim Motel and Cabins on the Daniel Webster Highway. Very soon thereafter he was recruited by Plymouth State University to teach some marketing courses, first as an adjunct professor, and then as a full-time lecturer. In 1998, he accepted the job of Director of the Small Business Institute® at PSU, which serves the local business community with teams of MBA students who act as consultants, helping the businesses in whatever needs they may have, and preparing formal consulting reports.
Craig excelled as an SBI Director. The Small Business Institute® Directors' Association (SBIDA) holds an annual national contest, wherein the consulting reports from 250 university programs are judged at undergraduate and graduate levels in three categories, comprehensive (multifunctional business analyses), specialized (addressing a single business function, such as marketing, finance, or production), and feasibility studies (start-up plans). During his fifteen years as PSU's SBI Director, Plymouth State MBA teams placed either first or second in every single year, nationally. In one year, they swept the three first place awards, and PSU's SBI was recognized as the top SBI program in the United States. At his last national conference, in 2013, Craig was named the first Fellow of the Small Business Institute®.
In 2003, Craig also became Director of Graduate Programs in the PSU College of Business Administration (CoBA). As director, he administered the budgets, course schedules, and enrollments, and served as the academic adviser to as many as 600 MBA students. He successfully reversed slumping enrollment numbers to double the size of the 40 year-old MBA Program, and to turn it into a respected, self-sustaining mainstay of CoBA.
Craig Zamzow has been active in the community, as well, serviing on the boards of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce, Plymouth Main Street, Inc., and the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative.
For the past ten years or more, Craig has worked to bring to life the brand new Enterprise Center at Plymouth, a joint effort by Plymouth State University and the Grafton County Economic Development Council. A conference room in this new business incubator building will be dedicated in honor of Craig Zamzow's work.
Craig's energy was boundless, his integrity unquestionable, and his enthusiasm infectious. Craig's colleagues and students at PSU all will miss him. A fine gentleman has left us.
Craig is survived by his wife, Marica Litchfield Zamzow of New Hampton, son, Barry Zamzow and his wife Jessica and their children, Grace, Ella and Abby, son, Darren Zamzow and his wife Carroll and their children, Ben and Bodie, step-daughter, Alyson Tracy and her children Casey, Cody Gibbs, step-daughter Michelle Tracey and her children, Vanessa Tracey and Mason Smith, brother Stephen D. Zamzow and his wife Linda, nieces and nephews.
A memorial service will be held in the Plymouth United Congregational Church, UCC, Main St, Plymouth, on Saturday, Sept. 7th, at 11am. A balloon release and gathering will follow at Plymouth State University.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Craig D. Zamzow MBA Scholarship Fund, Plymouth State University Advancement Office, 17 High Street, MSC 50, Plymouth, NH 03264
To sign Craig's Book of Memories, please go to www.mayhewfuneralhoems.com
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David B. Stevens, 93
LACONIA — David B. Stevens, 93, formerly of New Hampton, NH and Belleview, Florida, died on Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2013 at the Belknap County Nursing Home in Laconia NH. Born on December 28, 1919 in Greenfield, Massachusetts he was the son of David Brown Stevens and Laura (Wurtenberger) Stevens Hatch, and was brought up on the campus of Mount Hermon Prep School in Gill, Mass. His father, a native of New Hampton, NH, had moved to Mt. Hermon to manage the prep school's large herd of dairy cattle. Mr. Stevens was educated at local elementary schools and attended Mount Hermon Prep School.
David was proud to serve his country during World War II. He joined the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1942, and was stationed at remote airfields in China, where he was a fuel supply specialist, supporting the brave pilots, who flew "Flying Tigers" aircraft, longrange bombers, and transport planes, until the end of the war.
He was a farmer, carpenter and roofer. In 1947 he designed and built the family home in Gill, Massachusetts where he resided for many years. He cut the logs to make the lumber and beams, and for the roof, he bought the slate off an old tobacco barn, and installed it. For over 35 years, he worked as a machinist at Greenfield Tap&Die, and Bendix Cutting Tool Div. in Greenfield, Mass.
Upon retirement in 1979, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens moved to his family homestead on the Oxbow Road in New Hampton NH. They also lived on Sky Pond Rd, New Hampton, and spent many years in Summerfield and Belleview, Florida returning to New Hampshire in 2009.
David was known for his friendly and helpful nature and his great sense of humor. He was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather.
Survivors include his wife of 67 years, Ruth June (Phelps) Stevens, a resident of Belknap County Nursing Home, three sons Daniel R. Stevens and wife Joyce of Bristol, NH, Bruce D. Stevens and wife Stacy of New Hampton NH., Gary R. Stevens and companion Rhonda Clark of Warren, NH., two daughters, Beverly J. Butterfield, and companion Ed Stout of Summerfield, FL., and Elizabeth E. Gross and husband Gordon Gross of Henderson, Nevada. One brother, Richard W. Stevens and wife Jerry of Reston, Virginia, eight grandchildren, Brian Stevens, Kevin Stevens, Quincy Stevens Gunn, Gordon Gross, Jr, Katy Gross, Corilynn Gross, Kala Stevens and Austin Stevens, 10 great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank the Belknap County Nursing Home and their employees for the compassionate care given over the last 3 years. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Belknap County Nursing Home's Activities Fund at 30 County Drive, Laconia, NH 03246.
There will be no calling hours. A grave-side burial service will be held at the N.H. State Veteran's Cemetery in Boscawen NH on Monday, September 9th at 11 a.m.
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The latest versions of two of the world's bestselling videogames will no longer be sold in Pakistan.
The country's top retailers have banned the sale of Call of Duty, as well as the series, Medal of Honor.
Shopkeepers say the videogames portray Pakistan as a failed state where its intelligence agencies are in league with al-Qaeda.
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Archive for the 'Awards' Category
December 12th – 40 Principales AwardsSunday, December 14th, 2014
December 11th – BBC Music AwardsSunday, December 14th, 2014
ARIAs (November 26th)Sunday, November 30th, 2014
AMAs (November 23rd)Sunday, November 30th, 2014
One Direction will perform at the BBC MUSIC AWARDSFriday, October 24th, 2014
One Direction will perform at the BBC MUSIC AWARDS
On Thursday 11 December, the music world unites for the star-studded BBC Music Awards,
which will be hosted Chris Evans and Fearne Cotton and broadcast live on
BBC One from London's Earl's Court.
The event will feature some of the biggest UK and international artists,
who will come together to celebrate an amazing year in music with a series of breath-taking
musical performances.
For the first time ever, BBC One, Radio 1 and Radio 2 unite for what will be a spectacular
celebration of the best in popular music from the last 12 months.
Awards on the night will include British Artist of the Year,
International Artist of the Year and Song of the Year.
Amongst performances from the biggest and most iconic names in music,
a special place will be reserved for one of BBC Introducing's hottest talents.
The ceremony will go out live across BBC One, Radio 1, Radio 2 and on bbc.co.uk/music. Both BBC Radio 1 and 2 will bring you all the backstage build-up throughout the day. Keep following @bbcmusic for more updates.
Vote for the boys!Tuesday, October 21st, 2014
One Direction is nominated for a few awards! Vote for the guys with the links below!
4Music Video Honours 2014
Best video – One Direction, Midnight Memories
Best boy – One Direction
AMA's 2014
Artist Of The Year – One Direction
Use the link above to vote or tweet:
"@onedirection Artist of the Year #AMAs"
Favorite Band, Duo or Group: Pop / Rock – One Direction
Use the link above to vote or tweet:
"@onedirection Favorite Pop/Rock Band, Duo or Group #AMAs"
Favorite Album: Pop / Rock – One Direction, Midnight Memories
Use the link above to vote or tweet:
"@onedirection Favorite Pop/Rock Album #AMAs"
Voting on the AMA Site is only possible for people living in the US, tweeting worldwide
MTV EMA's 2014
Best Pop – One Direction
Best Live – One Direction
Best UK & Ireland Act – One Direction
Biggest Fans – One Direction
Tweet: "#EMABiggestFans1D" to vote
Capital FM
Sexiest Male Pop Star – Zayn Malik
Tweet: "#ZaynMalikSexiest" to vote
Sexiest Male Pop Star – Harry Styles
Tweet: "#HarryStylesSexiest" to vote
GQ Man 2015
Best-Dressed Man – Harry Styles
Best-Dressed Man – Louis Tomlinson
Best-Dressed Man – Zayn Malik
People's choice
Favourite group – One Direction
You can also nominate them in other categories
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1D win 2 KCAs!Sunday, March 24th, 2013
One Direction yet again won awards that they had been nominated for! Its like they can beat almost everybody! They won in the category of Favorite Music Group and "What Makes You Beautiful" for Favorite Song. Congratulations Boys! ;D


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4yThe Bills have won four of six and figure to be a much bigger challenge than their 4-10 record would indicate. But with so much -- division title, No. 1 seed -- on the line, expect the Patriots to meet the challenge.
4yThe coach says the Patriots can't get hornswaggled by outside distractions -- like Christmas -- as they get ready for the Bills
4ySunday night's regression spurs questions about whether New England can survive if its offense doesn't thrive
4yThe Patriots head coach says Vince Wilfork came up massive in Sunday night's win over the Packers.
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Nelson Mandela is a world-renowned figure, with a uniquely charismatic personality, enabling him not only to be "the people's" leader in South Africa, but also an international figurehead.
Now 94 years old, Mandela is in poor health and has been receiving medical treatment at a military hospital in Pretoria. The former South African president has for some time excused himself from public life, but he remains a hero in the minds of many who enjoy the fruits of the anti-apartheid struggle.
Al Jazeera's Safeeyah Kharsany spoke to people on the streets of the cosmopolitan business district of Fordsburg, in Johannesburg, and asked:"What does Nelson Mandela mean to you?"
"Nelson Mandela is like a hero to me, an ambassador to me," he said. Ebrahim is a 25-year-old security guard from South Africa's Free State.
"You know, he [did] a lot for us. He [fought] for us, for the country. So that is why I say he is an ambassador to me, he's a hero to me."
"When I think of Nelson Mandela, to me it's like he was the man that brought peace in the country," said the 29-year-old administrator originally from Cape Town.
"A lot, a lot. He means a lot to me," he said.Abednigo is a 59-year-old security guard from Soweto.
"He's done many, many things for us. Everything, like freedom, houses. Everything."
"I've never really actually thought about it but now that you're asking, I'd say, quite a few things - but mostly he means freedom and opportunities," said the 29-year-old.Thuli is a doctor's receptionist from Soweto.
"When I was growing up, we never got to experience apartheid in that harsh way. And when we got the chance to know about him it was during a time when we were old enough to be making our own choices.
"So it just meant more exposure to things that I think, when I was younger we wouldn't have been exposed to. So, freedom and opportunities."
"I think he means the world to all of us in South Africa.Rasheed is from the Johannesburg suburb of Mayfair West.
He's brought a lot of changes," said the 56-year-old flea market salesman.
"He's given up his life for others.
"I mean, he spent so much time in prison. And he came out and he brought about the changes with a lot of other people but he was the instrument in this whole thing."
"He's like a father to me," he said.Ebrahim is a 24-year-old from Botswana, and, like Rasheed, a flea market salesman.
"In most acting and drama [lessons] at school like Sarafina, he used to be my passion person. And it was like my hobby to me.
"'Tata Madiba', he's like a big person.
"I love him more than anything in this world."
"It means a lot. He's a good man," said the 23-year-old.Polite is a shoe salesman in Johannesburg, who was born in South Africa's northern neighbour, Zimbabwe.
"He made freedom in South Africa."
"Mr Nelson Mandela means a lot," said the 22-year-old.Mthokozisi is a security guard, also from Zimbabwe.
"He means everything to me because we are free in Zimbabwe just because of him, because he created freedom."
"Nelson Mandela is good person because he is founder of this nation."Altaf is a 41-year-old trader, originally from Pakistan.
"I have to respect this man because he tried and he [did] a lot for South Africa [so that there would be] no apartheid in South Africa," said the 42-year-old.Waleed is a businessman from Egypt.
"For South Africa [to be] free for everybody living in South Africa."
"He is the man who changed everything in the country - that there must be unity among blacks and whites and Indians and so on," said the 32-year-old.Victor is a security guard, originally from Bulawayo in Zimbabwe.
"He means that now there is unity between South Africans and Zimbabweans; black and white.
"He means democracy."
"To me he is a great role model. I see him as another great role model like Mahatma Gandhi - who is a great role model for a lot of us. A great freedom fighter as well, he was. And to me, he meant a lot," said the South African.Sangeeta is a 31-year-old manager.
"Today, a lot of people don't even follow all these things.
"Some people when you ask them, they don't even know him. But he's a great person to look upon. Nelson Mandela is a freedom fighter as well. He keeps to his words.
"All I can say for him is I hope he has a healthy, long life."
"Nelson Mandela? He's like my grandfather to me. Because I appreciate whatever he [did] when he came [out] from prison," said the 59-year-old.Lucy is a general assistant, also from South Africa.
"May he live long, so that my grandchildren and my children can learn more things about him."
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In A Vast Conspiracy, the best-selling author of The Run of His Life casts an insightful and unbiased eye over the most extraordinary public saga of our time - the Clinton sex scandals. A superlative journalist known for the skillfulness of his investigating and the power of his writing, Jeffrey Toobin tells the unlikely story of the events that began over doughnuts in a Little Rock hotel and ended on the floor of the United States Senate with only the second vote on presidential removal in American history. A Vast Conspiracy unravels the three strands of a national scandal - those leading from Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky and Kenneth Starr - that created a legal, personal and political disaster for Bill Clinton.
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Batman will never have enough of animals. He collects them, like he does with money when he is mask-off Batman. He has found where the keys are stored, and now he will visit the bears, and deer and kangaroos. They will all come to fear his pointed-ear head and his crazy low growly voice and the sound of his cape dragging slowly across the floor.
Batman is with some sort of animal. Someone covers him with a net, because they're tired of him giving the bad touch to animals and disposing of snakes improperly.
This is a furry. He wears whiskers, and a diaper, and a leathery head, and stocking feet. He is very gross, but he also loves the animals, and he wants to punish Batman for touching them, too, and he thinks the animals told him to do this, because he always believes he can hear what they're saying.
The orangutan isn't happy, even though the weird furry has captured Batman. He wants all humans to pay for what Batman did.
The orangutan tells the elephant, and the elephant becomes furious. It is large enough to have an extra jumbo revenge. Batman will regret loving so many animals, and the Head Guard will also have remorse for what he brought upon humanity, and Batlad will only feel bad because no one will tell him what's happening.
The True Lesson of this Reading Task is that people in the Outside world will tempt you to fight. They will dress up like animals that didn't even bite them radioactively, and then they will have love way with other animals. But if we punish these people ourselves, we are no better than a whiskered furry. Also, there were no Cheetah in this book, only snakes and lions and an orangutan monkey and a fake bat. This was to teach us about disappointment, to see if we would read all the way to the end even with no Cheetah. It is done. The End.
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This is a good idea. Right now, the anomalies are not objects with which you interact; rather, I've used place markers that allow me to keep the identity of the objects hidden until the player gets in range. The actual interaction is purely optional (although the player probably won't know that). If I changed the objective from reaching place markers to interacting with objects, I could combine them into a single objective, but I wouldn't be able to hide them (they would be visible the moment the objective became active). Any thoughts on this?
Is it not possible to make multiple reach markers a single objective? I guess I've never tried that but I just assumed it could be done. If you want to leave the interaction to be optional nothing can be done, but if yuo don't mind if the interaction is required (which sort of makes sense since you're searching) then you can do this:
Set the actual interact object to be an invisible object. Nothing will be seen since it's invisible anyway. Then have the ship or whatever still appear based off of component reached (just leave the reach markers that are there and use them for component reached).
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I knew this wasn't going to be a hit with everyone. Thankfully, several of the early player reviews have pointed to this as one of the things they liked most about the mission. Don't take this the wrong way, but I hope you're in the minority on this..
As I recall, you weren't the biggest fan of the
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p.s. That was a friendly nudge... please don't interpret it as a challenge or dismissal of your opinion.
Well, I'm certainly going to be one of the most critical reviewers you can get. It's probably good that I made my own missions so people can at least understand where I'm coming from, rather than thinking I just have a huge chip on my shoulder.
Also, while I'm sure I wasn't the
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They took steps to appeal federal judge's decision on the department's stop and frisk policy, asking court to intervene
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NEW YORK — New York City's police unions are seeking to stop a federal monitor from overseeing the NYPD.
The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association filed motions Thursday in Manhattan federal court on behalf of four police unions, and the Sergeant's Benevolent Association filed separately.
They took the first steps to appeal a federal judge's decision last month on the department's stop and frisk policy and are asking the court to intervene in the case.
Police have stopped, questioned and sometimes patted down about 5 million people over the past decade. The judge ruled that the policy violated the civil rights of hundreds of thousands of black and Hispanic men. She ordered a monitor to oversee changes to the policy including officer training, supervision, and paperwork.
If the motions are granted, they unions say they will allow them to have an active role in the appeal and any changes that come.
"Police officers, detectives, lieutenants and captains are the boots on the ground in the fight against crime and terrorism," said Patrick Lynch, president of the patrolmen's union, the largest in the country. "The establishment of a federal monitor may directly impact our members' safety, day-to-day responsibilities, and collective bargaining and other rights. So we believe that we should have standing to participate in arguing the appeal in order to protect those rights."
The police officers say in court papers that some of the changes proposed by the judge are not feasible for officers, and may lead to hastily-drafted accounts of encounters that could result in omissions and errors. Those problems could affect the officer down the road.
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It's time to celebrate our roots! Join us in SLO Wine Country all month-long in April for our Roll Out the Barrels 25th Anniversary celebration! The new Roll Out The Barrels experience begins on the week of April 6, and concludes at the end of the week of April 27. The entire month will offer a variety of winery adventures and activities on an a la carte basis, organized by weekly themes such as "Taste The Coast," "Farm to Fork" and "Sustainability & Heritage."
All month long Saucelito Canyon will be pouring a special Heritage Zinfandel wine flight with Barrel Samples available Saturdays from 11-4. The month long celebration cumlinates with live music and a pre-release of our 2014 Rose on May 2 & 3 at the tasting room.
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Join us for our 8th Annual Wine 4 Paws to help raise funds and awareness for Woods Humane Society while enjoying the beautiful Central Coast Wine Country! Wineries throughout San Luis Obispo County have joined together for an event that helps Woods continue to serve, protect and shelter homeless companion animals while celebrating the human and animal bond.
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Buffalo Killers' songwriter Andy Gabbard debuts his solo album, Fluff, which is anything but that.
Andy Gabbard's debut solo album, Fluff, definitely does not live up to its title. This trippy-tinged collection of tunes brings fuzzy pop sense to Gabbard's writings that do not fit the Buffalo Killers' vibe. Fluff is not "trouble in paradise"; rather, it is an expansion of his creativity, like a second leg of vacation.
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Andy Gabbard has been performing as guitarist and vocalist for Cincinnati-based rock band Buffalo Killers for nearly a decade, and is now stepping out on his own with his solo debut, the simultaneously distorted, psychedelic and enthusiastic Fluff. Cut in one 12-hour session with Gabbard on every instrument, one track barrels into the next, urgent but not rushed, and evokes some of the fantastical imagery of Syd Barrett and Roky Erickson and the fuzzy bliss of Dinosaur Jr. and the Atomic Bitchwax. It's out next week on Alive Naturalsound Records, and you can stream the whole thing below.
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In paying tribute to the extensive catalogue of the classic rock 'n' roll label Alive Naturalsound, the Ohio group Buffalo Killers take on a tune by an under-the-radar '70s power pop outfit.
Rock & Roll Is A Beautiful Thing, indeed. As a part of this year's Record Store Day, the Alive Naturalsound label will release a limited colored vinyl under that name, which includes 21 tracks of previously unreleased material, original album cuts, and cover songs. The artists represented include the Black Keys, Radio Moscow, T-Model Ford, the Bloodhounds, and as you can hear exclusively below, Buffalo Killers.
That Ohio rock group—whose second Alive Naturalsound outing, 2008's Let it Ride, was produced by Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys—has offered up a cover of the Nerves' "Stand Back and Take a Good Look" for this 2LP collection. In doing so, the band highlights their presence amongst a fine roster of blues, rock 'n' roll, and psych outfits, all the while paying tribute to a classic band.
Zach Gabbard tells PopMatters, "Recording the fantastic 'Stand Back and Take a Good Look' cover, penned by Jack Lee, was a no-brainer. We really wanted to do something out of the Alive catalog to pay tribute to the label and the Nerves. The song came really naturally to us and felt like it could have been one of our own."
CINCINNATI BEAT review of ANDY GABBARD "Fluff"
Fluff is a magnificent Rock & Roll album overflowing with so many stellar, brain-burrowing melodies, it's more than fair to call it a Power Pop record (emphasis on both the "power" and the "Pop," equally). Gabbard recorded the entire album in one 12-hour session and played all of the instruments, something you would never guess by listening — it sounds like a full band that has been together as long as Gabbard's main project. The guitars are often loud and blissfully fuzzed out, while the bass and drums pound out the rhythms with muscular abandon. Blended with those remarkable, often gorgeous melodies, it creates a sort of joyous "dirty beauty" that is irresistible. – Cincinnati Beat.
HUFFINGTON POST review of PRIMA DONNA "Nine Lives & Forty Fives"
by Melissa Webster
With a "… laser focus. Firing on all cylinders" the prettiest men in rock n roll, Glam rockers Prima Donna have done it again with the release of their latest album Nine Lives and Forty Fives. Fast, edgy, in-your-face with an attitude, this album lets us know without doubt they don't give a shit about who they insult or what the world thinks of them, because it's just the nature of rock n roll and the musician's life on the road amid one-night-stands, groupies and the next gig. It's bold, brash and beautiful, and I'm loving every minute of it.
Riding on the coattails of Prima Donna's latest gig at the Sundance Film Festival in January, followed by a record release party at Amoeba Music in Hollywood, Nine Lives and Forty Fives opens with a hard edge, sex-driven drum beat titled "Pretty Little Head," the first single release from the album. It tells the story of a girl who "wanted some" because she "came from none," and got more than she bargained for, quickly finding herself in over her head. The guitar riff sets the tone for the entire album and lets the audience know she's in for even more misery, because they'll never give up or give in.
Track Two is a throwback rock song called "Deathless" confessing he burned the bridge that would have made her "someone" and warns her to "leave real soon" before it destroys her, because he never had faith in her anyway, making his actions essentially a preemptive strike.
"Born Yesterday" is the first real dance song with a great sing-along in the chorus. But it is the lyrics that reinforce the mockery in the tone throughout the album, treating with contempt someone who was naive and gullible and easily fooled, "you keep on living out a bad, bad dream," while confessing their first sign of even a smidgen of remorse in the "sad, sad scene" of its aftermath. Though they admit they get tired of the victim asking "why, why, WHY?" and indifferently "walk away."
A dance tune with a surfer rock vibe and a great beat, "Living In Sin" mocks Prima Donna's upbringing in the suburbs of the San Fernando Valley amidst the hypocrisy that paid lip service to religious values and self-righteous, do-gooder hyperbole. Another single released from this album, it's the best dance song in the mix.
DIFFUSER.FM premieres Andy Gabbard's 'Octoman'
"I tried to keep the song as weird and silly as I possibly could." Any explanation of a song that starts out like that, consider us intrigued.
That description comes to us straight from Andy Gabbard, frontman of Cincinatti's Buffalo Killers, who is gearing up for the release of his debut solo effort, Fluff, on March 24 via Alive Naturalsound Records. Ahead of its launch, Diffuser is proud to partner with Gabbard to give you a little taste of what to expect with his new track, "Octoman" — take it for a spin in the audio player below.
"I tried a lot of different lyrics out on it and it didn't feel right until it became 'Octoman,'" he recalls about the tune. "I guess you could say this is a Syd Barrett super fan song." And while the song may be weird and silly — and definitely hearkens memories of Barrett and even the Flaming Lips — it's also immediately appealing and will likely necessitate repeat listening sessions.


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Was watching the loval news on ABC station and the woman giving the news had an itrm avout thr stock,em. They had a meeting and I guess seminar about a product that cattke generate. Manure. The local anchor woman said, cattke emen gathered today in Lexington NE to discuss manure and discuss uses for this product. The newswoman started to chuckle bedore she even finished the sentence and by the ti,e she finished she was roaring with laughter .. She said as they cut azway for a cimmercial, God, I love this job.If you can read the abobe I'll be amazed. I sure can;t read it.
I did misread your post, and now that I have reread it, yes, I can read the above! It was funny. My other post was to get the article so others could "read" it. Oh. My mistake. I did get it ALL. You did fine without the goggles. It was just too early for me.
I read your post just fine, George. It's hard to imagine what the farmers must have been thinking if someone was standing there trying to tell them about manure as fertilizer...WOW! I would have probably been laughing uncontrollably, too. Now I can understand their being enthralled with seeing a "new and improved" piece of equipment.
George, that was a great story; thanks for posting it, and we all managed to figure out what you wrote. I've read before that if the first and last letters in a word are correct, most folks just automatically know what is meant. Believe me, any post from you is worth deciphering!
((((Hugs to you and Leone))))
I lost it reading. Us, who go back to natural fertilizers before all the chemicals can have a fun time with the news. I translated your e-mail and forwarded it to my farmer relatives in Germany.
Going back to my agricultural college days - maintaining a good manur heap is a science in itself.
Yep, I read it just fine, too. :o)
Not trying to hijack the post or anything but...a TV anchor getting the giggles ain't nothing compared to what another anchor did during her live newscast.
Nine months pregnant, she worked literally until she went into labor on the air. They took a commercial break and, when they came back for the next segment of the news, she wasn't there. Found out later that was the night she gave birth to her first child. :o)


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I tend to feel as if I have no right to be there, when they're together, though M tries to include me by being affectionate, by constantly asking in general terms "how I'm doing" or kissing me gently on the cheek.
I love them both and don't really feel any animosity. But I do feel very alone (i'm not really engaged in any other relationships for now). I'd love to be able to hang around with them in a group, but it's so much harder.
As the third wheel, what should I do?
Since my above linked post, I have come a long way in getting past that third wheel syndrome. It's not completely gone and varies in intensity depending on where we are but it is certainly reduced!
Here is the big thing. Although I may feel alone or isolated in group settings, this is a self generated feeling for the most part. That sense of being a "hang around" to their relationship and that they would have more fun or be more relaxed if I wasn't there is often nothing more than my own insecurities and feeling that I am "less" important and not essential to their lives. This is a projection of how I feel onto them. I also project that the other people around us would prefer if I weren't there. In poly settings it comes from my feeling of un-acceptance in being mono and the boundaries I have within the relationship. This is not totally untrue in some cases but for the most part is again a fabrication of my own mind. Apparently people do indeed like to be around me for no other reason than they enjoy my company as a separate individual.
You've said that M engages you with affection in these situations…embrace that, return that and let yourself feel good in that. M is doing that because they want to!
Redpepper does this to me as well and her husband does too, just in a different way.
At first during our monthly poly meetings I felt so separated because of my nature that I was lost if Redpepper and her husband weren't talking with me. I felt completely isolated. I've come to develop my own independence in these settings and found people I am comfortable with and eagerly engage on my own. Now I seek their company during those meetings because I have an interest in there well-being and we have fun talking. Then we all get together after the meeting and share what we have learned.
Learn to identify
as yourself with them
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as a portion of them through them.
Find your individuality in group settings; accept the affection given you by M….and don't project!
Hope this helps
Mono….the isolated, separate, community of one, un-included….. I could go on but it's all self generated bullshit…see what I mean?
Playing the Game of Life with Monopoly rules.
Monogamy might just be in my genes
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P- Max Scherzer $10,100- After his rough outing against the Royals, he had a bounce-back game against the Indians going 6 innings, 8 Ks, his 9th win, and a 17 FP. Today he gets to face the Astros who are batting a combined .159 with 24 Ks. The last time Scherzer faced the Astros back on May 5th, he went 8 innings, giving up 3 hits with 9 Ks, a win, and 21 FP. I'm looking for a repeat performance.
P- Masahiro Tanaka $11,200- I still can't figure out how Darvish is priced higher than Tanaka after his struggles and Tanaka has been so dominant. Tanaka gets to face the same Red Sox lineup that was just dominated by Vidal Nuno. This is definitely not the same team that won the World Series last year. Tanaka will cost a lot, but should be in for a good day, but there's a chance he'll give up a couple BOMBpops today.
Other P I Like: Sonny Gray- $8,700, Chris Sale- $9,800, Gio Gonzalez- $8,400 (GPP)
C- Evan Gattis $3,700- He's been up and down this season, but he draws a great matchup today against Roberto Hernandez. In a small sample size, Gattis is 2 for 6 but those 2 hits have been HRs and I feel like Gattis will have a great night with at least 1 BOMBpop today.
Other C I Like: Devin Mesoraco- $4,100, Miguel Montero- $3,300, Jonathan Lucroy- $4,300
1B- Freddie Freeman $3,400- While his BvP isn't good against Hernandez, lefties have been crushing him and Freeman is always capable of a double BOMBpop performance.
Other 1B I Like: Paul Goldschmidt- $4,900, Jose Abreu- $4,400
2B- Aaron Hill $3,000- I think popular picks will be righties against Eric Stults today. Aaron Hill has had a down season so far and his price is only $3,000, and today that makes him a steel with his matchup.
Other 2B I Like: Ian Kinsler- $4,200, Robinson Cano- $4,000
3B- Manny Machado $2,200- Machado can hit a BOMBpop off lefties like no other and today he gets to face the awful Erik Bedard who is sporting a 4.25 ERA. Machado is at the minimum and I'm predicting a BOMBpop from the minimum salary range.
SS- Jordy Mercer $2,700- He gets to face Niese who has struggled lately as the Mets struggle. He's only faced Niese 3 times with 1 hit, but that one hit was a BOMBpop. We can punt the SS today and anything more than 3 FP would be a value.
Other SS I Like: Troy Tulowitzki- $4,800, Ian Desmond- $3,200
OFs To Target:
Nelson Cruz- $4,400
Jacoby Ellsbury- $3,700
Jason Heyward- $3,700
Jay Bruce- $3,800
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Kill Me Three Times is a comedic thriller that follows three overlapping murder plots in a gorgeous Australian beach town, all narrated by Simon Pegg as Charlie Wolfe, a quick-witted, heartless assassin. Scenes are shown from different characters' points of view in non-chronological order as the lives of six locals (played by prominent...
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We first heard back in May that Simon Pegg was going to be starring in a decidedly non-comedic thriller from Australian director Kriv Stenders (Red Dog) called Kill Me Three Times, which sounded pretty interesting in and of itself, but now Deadline has some casting news regarding the project that's...
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prestons_garden(9B SZ 22 HZ 6 SoCal)July 21, 2012
I am interested to see what people do do get a high brix on blueberries. I have a Rabbiteye Powderblue in a container that has a brix of 15 and they are very delicious.
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TV Info
Episode PremiereMarch 15, 1998
DistributorFox TV
GenreAnimation, Comedy
Show Period1997 - 2009
Production CompanyDeedle-Dee, Judgmental, 3 Art, Film Roman, Fox TV
Cast and Crew
DirectorJack Dyer
ScreenwriterAlan R. Cohen, Greg Daniels
Main Cast
- Mike Judge
- Kathy Najimy
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Cotton and Dale steal a famous prosthesis from a museum shortly before it is scheduled to be returned to the Mexican government.
At the elementary school, Peggy fills in for Mrs. Dorland after she takes ill. Her students reenact a battle from America's past, one in which the Illinois Volunteer Infantry captured the artificial leg of Mexican General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna in 1847. When the reenactment ends, Peggy explains that the general's prosthesis, which has been on display in an Illinois museum for over a century, is about to be returned to Mexico by the United States government. The leg is currently on tour and the Arlen museum is its last stop in the U.S. Meanwhile, Cotton informs Hank that he and Didi have split up for good. Since Didi had acted as his chauffeur, Cotton must now pass an eye exam to renew his driver's license. Concerned that his father would present a danger to the public, Hank deliberately sabotages his father's efforts to recite a memorized eye chart during the test. Later, when Cotton learns from Dale that his own son conspired against him, he moves in with Dale and his family.
Dale is so flattered to have Cotton in his home that he creates a phony driver's license for the old man. But Cotton's efforts behind the wheel land him in trouble with the police. An officer gives Hank custody of Cotton, believing he suffers from senile dementia. But when Hank drives Cotton back to his house, he immediately hops out of the truck and goes to Dale's house. Hank attempts to forge a reconciliation with Didi, who recalls how Cotton, a lover of large rear ends, fell for her after catching a view of her posterior magnified through an overturned jar. According to Didi, Cotton broke up the relationship because her derriere is now too small. In an attempt to win back his father, Hank asks Cotton to chaperone Bobby on a museum trip. Flattered, Cotton takes up the offer. But Cotton grows angered during the museum tour, insisting the old leg should never be returned to Mexico. Later, he and Dale make off with the prosthesis.
Cotton believes the U.S. government will grant him his driver's license in exchange for the leg. But when police arrive at Dale's house, they drag Cotton away and place him in the psychiatric ward of a veteran's hospital. A doctor informs Hank that if his father doesn't remain at the facility, he will require round-the-clock supervision. Unwilling to allow his father to rot away, Hank comes up with a plan. He brings Didi to the V.A. hospital...and the couple fall in love all over again. Didi drives Cotton back home. Later, Cotton stops by the Department of Motor Vehicles office in Mexico...and trades the leg for a driver's license.


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It was not a football game that got the crowd cheering at The Citadels Hagood Stadium on Sunday afternoon; it was the high-impact music and energetic dancing of high school and college bands.
Bands are a big deal in predominantly black Southern schools, as the 24th annual Palmetto Invitational Band Classic demonstrated,
Its part of the African-American culture, said Reggina Diggins, a parent who was in the stands to support Burke High School, which is beside the stadium. Its really the highlight of the college sometimes, along with their football team or any kind of athletic sport.
For many students, band is a way to get a college scholarship, just like football or basketball, she said.
The annual exhibition that raises money for scholarships through ticket sales and sponsorships, drew about 1,000 spectators Sunday. Last years event raised $65,000 for scholarships for Burke seniors, band director Linard McCloud said.
Diggins daughter, also named Reggina, is an 11th-grader at Burke. She said she thinks band members are cool, with their high-energy moves and dances that accompany their music.
Everybody is a big fan of the band, she said. They love the band. As much as they love the football and basketball players, they love the band, too.
R.B. Stall High School of North Charleston also showed off its band. After an energetic performance in the heat, two girls collapsed when they got off the field and had to be cooled off by EMS.
One eventually recovered, while the other was taken to a hospital for further treatment. A band staff member said she has asthma and had forgotten to bring her inhaler.
The incident was a reminder that performing in a high school band is a strenuous activity, involving athletics as well as music.
Theyve got to be athletes, because they do athletic things, McCloud said. They have to be in condition.
His band members not only spend hours practicing their instruments and moves, but he encourages them to work out and run as well, he said.
Once it became clear that the two girls were going to be all right, band members sat down for a meal in a room at Burke. Shelby McGuire, a senior, is a drum major and also plays varsity basketball.
Bands are cool, she said. Bands are great. We have the crowds. I love it.
The most impressive exhibitions were from three colleges that fielded at least 200 band members each.
S.C. State University of Orangeburg, clad in garnet and blue, featured not only musicians but two groups of dancers that got the crowd cheering and clapping.
Of all the marching bands you see this season, there will be none like these intermission magicians, the announcer said over the sound system.
Bethune-Cookman University of Daytona Beach, Fla., practically filled the football field with at least 250 performers in maroon and gold, including nine female dancers who came out in gold capes, then took them off to reveal gold bikinis with microskirts. Meanwhile, the drum majors were pleasing the crowd with some energetic gyrations.
The best of the best, the announcer noted.
Edward Waters College of Jacksonville, Fla., wearing purple trimmed in orange and white, got the crowd whooping with a gymnastics exhibition.
No prizes were awarded, other than the pride of a good performance.
Its just to show our talent, said Jessika Washington, a senior at Burke who makes flags dance.
Reach Dave Munday at 937-5553 or twitter.com/dmunday.
Edward Waters College Marching Band performs Sunday at the Palmetto Invitational Band Classic at Johnson Hagood Stadium.×
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Great sale in Cataula! King bedroom set, double bed set, reclining sofa and loveseat, recliner, dining rm table/chairs, china cabinet, vintage singer machine, Electrolux washer/dryer with stands, 2 refrigerators, book shelves, file cabinets, Sony big screen...More info Email a friend
31804 - 1149 Grey Smoke Tr Great sale in Cataula! King bed set, double bed set, sofa, love seat, recliner, dining table, chairs, china cabinet, Electrolux washer/dryer w/stands, refrigerators, bookcases, Sony TV, kitchenware, small appliances, cookware, ...More info Email a friend
ALL WOOD FINE FURN. Petite Sz. 2-8 elegant clothing, shoes (sz 6), purses, 2 King beds incl. mattress and linen. WED 4PM-8PM, THURS 10AM-1PM, FRI 4PM-8PM. 6800 Brewster, Tu Lakes S/D.More info Email a friend