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Heroin befriended Pat Jackson when it took away her emotional pain. Then it stole her self-control and self-esteem, and nearly her life. She arrived at the Gastonia Potter's House in 2005 a broken woman who had run out of options.
"This was the first place that really helped me get real with myself," she said of how the nonprofit fueled her recovery. The Christian-based programs offered by the Potter's House since 1997 have helped countless women overcome substance abuse, eating disorders and depression, among other life-controlling issues. But the operation is now in jeopardy, as the land and buildings it leases in Ranlo are on the verge of foreclosure.
Executive Director Cindy Marshall said she and other supporters are working desperately to keep that from happening. "We're trying to cry out to the community to help, and to let them know we are here as a resource," she said. For women like
"It hurts," she said. "It's been my home for so many years."
Deal to purchase: Women who enroll at the Gastonia Potter's House go through an 18-month program. They live together on the
The operation launched in June 1997 with 12 beds and one "student." Women who enrolled didn't have to pay for the services, and property owner James Hope only charged $1 per year to the Potter's House to use the land and buildings. Hope and Marshall were married 10 years before they divorced in 2010. In 2008, they helped to negotiate an agreement for the Potter's House to buy the real estate it was using, making it a permanent home.
The April 2008 deed of trust called for the nonprofit to pay the full $230,000 sales amount within five years.
Economic fallout: But when the economy collapsed in 2008, reliable funding sources dried up. Hope said he has received one payment of $10,000 in the last five years, but is still owed $220,000. At 78 years old, Hope said he wants to begin paying debts and getting his finances in order. Since the five-year deadline to pay for the land passed last April, he has given the Potter's House several more months to figure out a solution.
"It looks to me like they're not able to come up with the money, or they're not trying," he said. "I don't know how they're going to continue."
The program has four full-time staff members and several volunteers who help oversee classes on Bible study, arts and crafts, nutrition, money management and other things. Students also work toward receiving GEDs if they didn't graduate high school.
"We operate on a shoestring budget," she said. Hope said if the Potter's House could make a large payment, then give him some reason to believe they'll be able to settle the rest of the debt soon, he might be able to give the agency more time. "It's great work that they do," he said. "I really don't want to see it go under."
Jack Ford, the longtime chairman of the Potter's House board of directors, said leaders working hard to make that happen. One donor has promised to provide a $50,000 match if the Potter's House can raise $50,000 elsewhere, he said. "(Hope) has been really gracious," said Ford. "We're really working hard to try to make this thing work."
Focus on recovery: Services were offered free at the Potter's House for many years. But in 2012, the financial constraints forced them to begin charging a $1,000 entry fee and $400 a month from each woman, Marshall said. "That's been really hard for us because by the time these women get to where they need us, they pretty much don't have anything," she said. "They've lost about everything."
"A lot of times, when new women come in, they think the people here working with them like me have never experienced what they have," she said. "When they learn we've been right where they are, that relieves them."
She's not giving up yet. "We've got some irons in the fire," she said.
You can reach Michael Barrett at 704-869-1826 or twitter.com/GazetteMike.

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I also found it hard to unwind each day, and realised that my head was swimming with so much stuff that my mind raced a fair bit of the time. I wasn't in touch with my surroundings, sometimes out of tune with the wonderful people I shared my life with, and I certainly was not in tune with the plight of the planet. I was blissfully unaware of my impact on it and to the ecosystems that exist upon it. I had drifted on the tide of a life half lived for far too long.
What a sorry state of affairs! I had an inkling of what might be wrong, so Kim and I started to attend meditation classes so that we could both learn to relax. I really enjoyed the experience, and things began to change. After a meditation session, I felt connected to my inner self in a way I hadn't experienced in my life.
Then came the day that I went to the cinema to watch a free movie provided by work, and it changed my life. It was as if I awoke from a horrible dream, and if you have read this my personal blog from the beginning, you will know the rest of the actions I have taken to live a more sustainable lifestyle.
All the actions aside, I think I have only once described the emotions and personal changed that have taken place with in me. Firstly, I have taken a step back, and had a really hard look at myself and the way I lived before my epiphany. I have managed to come to grips with who I am, and what I want to do with the rest of my life. I found that by looking within, rather than searching for answers in the outside world, I found that I was already complete and that my life was complete. I found that a simple life had meaning, albeit occasionally hard work, and it was not about blatant consumerism that the TV blasts at us, day in, day out. In fact, I found myself watching less and less TV, and began the research and learning that ultimately helped my understanding the climate change problem, and the ways I could reduce my carbon footprint.
At first my family thought I had lost the plot, but found that their husband and father began to talk about more interesting things, and made them think about things that challenged their own understanding of how our civilisation works. I had another purpose other than the daily grind of work. Not only did I feel fully connected to my family, which brought me great joy, I began to feel connected to the Earth, through my gardening endeavours. I may have said this before, but growing your own food is one of the most uplifting and spiritual things I have ever done, and certainly one of the most fulfilling. All of the things that my family and I have done over the last two years have brought us closer together, and we spend more meaningful time together. I now stress less about work, and am more relaxed at home, but more active and took a pay cut so that I could work a 9 day fortnight. I have also lost 10 kg in the process and now know that by looking at my inner self, I changed who I was for the better.
Nowadays, we rarely go out anywhere by choice, but we have a fuller lifestyle. We have comfort in knowing that we produce our own solar electricity and solar hot water, drive less, and have reduced our consumption across the board. We make things together, we grow food together, we cook together, and most of all we have fun together, which is really the simple home truth that people caught in the rat race just don't realise. Living simply, and honesty, like our grandparents, is what a full life was, and still is, all about.
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PIQUA — Embattled police officer Brett Marrs acted without authority and displayed conduct unbecoming of an officer last April when he tackled a female teen vandalizing his property and caused her serious physical harm, according to the Piqua Police Department.
Those findings, based on an internal investigation and released over the weekend by the police department in a notice of discipline and last chance agreement signed by the officer, also stated that Marrs will be suspended from the department for a combined total of 28 days (at eight hours, a total of 224 total hours), effective Monday.
Marrs surrendered his department-issued weapons and badges Friday to police officials in accordance with the reprimands outlined in the findings. Furthermore, during the suspension Marrs is not allowed at the police department unless it is with the "express permission" of department officials.
The disciplinary report released by the department over the weekend by Police Chief Bruce Jamison outlined Marrs' actions on the night of April 27 when a group of teenagers trespassed on Marrs' property and vandalized it, including by toilet-papering his yard. The teens were later charged with misdemeanors for their conduct.
Marrs chased the teens and later threw a female teen "to the ground upon catching up to her," and after she escaped Marrs "had a second opportunity to detain her."
"He had no authority nor privilege for these restraints of the citizen," the notice issued by the department stated.
The teen was later transported to the hospital with a shattered ankle that required an operation.
The notice of discipline also outlined several infractions committed by Marrs, and they include:
* Marrs "chose to ignore an officer's direction to go to his house when he returned to the injured citizen" on the night in question, which placed "a fellow officer in a very difficult position."
* Marrs "treated a member of the public and another member of the department discourteously and disrespectfully. The video of this conduct, which continued until physically interrupted by (another) officer, speaks for itself."
* His actions were "contrary to good order, efficiency and morale and which reflected unfavorably upon the department and its members."
* Marrs "intentionally disregarded the department's well-trained policy to observe and report in most off-duty incidents rather than to take action" and that Marrs "intentionally disregarded his training on department policy to refrain from handling incidents of personal interest."
Marrs will undergo a performance improvement plan to "guide" him in the future and Marrs will face "intensive monitoring" at "multiple command levels" once his suspension ends.
As a condition of his discipline, Marrs signed a last chance agreement with the department, which stated a number of infractions Marrs would be terminated for if he transgresses in the next two years.
The following actions will result in Marrs' termination in the future if he violates the last chance agreement: use of obscene or derogatory language while on-duty; any act that brings discredit to the department, on-duty or off-duty; discourteous, disrespectful or discriminatory treatment of any member of the public or the city; disobedience of insubordination; wrongful or unlawful exercise of authority for malicious purpose, personal gain, willful deceit or any other improper purpose; and disparaging remarks or conduct that disrupts the efficiency of the department; in addition to several others.
The notice of discipline and last chance agreement was in response to a predisciplinary hearing that was held Dec. 7 when Marrs "humbly admitted the violations" and "indicated a willingness to repair the in-house relationships necessary to function within the department."
The police department's findings followed a Miami County grand jury's decision not to indict the officer last month on criminal wrongdoing.
Marrs, who has been on paid administrative leave since the incident, is no stranger to being investigated and reprimanded by the department he has served for the last decade.
In May 2008, Marrs struck a bicyclist while on-duty — one of several on-duty collisions he was involved in since he was hired — and ultimately was dubbed a "liability" by the city and was fired. Marrs went on to sue the city and won his job back, along with two years of back pay, in May 2010.


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Should we put our kids back in public school if our Catholic school has become lax on many important teachings especially respect and discipline?
Do you prefer lax Catholic teaching or no Catholic/Christian teaching (its a real question)?
Response to Mom. We have never sent our six kids to Catholic school. We have found the local Catholic school to be not really very Catholic. We know many parents whose children attend the Catholic school. Some are very good friends and true Catholics. Others no more Catholic than others (meaning 1.8 kids and bragging about how they won't be having any more ever). Some have pulled their kids out saying it isn't worth the cost and not much Catholicism is being taught. We find it comes down in many cases to just snobbery, keeping their kids in Catholic school because they don't want their kids associating with "those" kids. "Those" meaning poor or different race. Very sad! Luckily we have a good public school that to some people is still somewhat politically incorrect (as in very conservative sex ed). For example, a nationwide pro-homosexual rights group was pushing a "diversity day" last fall. The only school that celebrated it in the county was the local Catholic elementary school. Teaching a child to be Catholic starts in the home. We'll keep our kids in public school for now, if things change, we'll start home schooling.
Mom, Are you assuming that teaching respect and discipline are taught in the public schools? And by respect, I mean true Christian respect/charity...not so-called "tolerance/diversity"...meaning that everyone has to agree that everything is acceptable and anything else is considered intolerant or discriminatory. Just a thought...
I have a two-week-old daughter, and my husband and I are considering when to get her baptized. We would like my sister to be the godmother, but she doesn't plan to be in the area until August. Do you think it's okay to wait until 5 months, or is it important to do it sooner, even if it means selecting a different godparent?
Catholics are only 3% in our county. My question was more of our Catholic obligation to send our children to Catholic School. We started out in public schools and switched because we felt it was our faith to do so. We are very very involved, well known, and visible in the church and school. Administration has and continues to change. The structure has become lax as well as many things I dot want to waste the readers time getting into. I am just wondering if our disappointment and unsatisfaction with school is a just reason to go back to public school as the cost is a huge sacrifice to our family. Just wanted thoughts on this. Thank you all for your comments.
Mom, I think your dissatisfaction with your school is a legitimate reason to look to other schools. It sounds like one of your reasons for trying the Catholic school was to make a statement that your faith is important to you and to support an institution that you want to see succeed. You can do those things without sending your kids to the Catholic school. Continue to stay involved in your parish and in your parish's religious ed program, but choose the school that's best for your family.
Miranda, I like to get my children baptized right away. It is possible to be a godparent by proxy, so perhaps you could talk to your priest about that if she is truly unable to attend an earlier baptism.
Two responses in one: Miranda, I think waiting until August is probably not a great idea . . . God forbid but bad things do happen in our world. Having said that, as a military family many times our godparents couldn't attend the actual baptism so we had "stand-ins" who answered for them. This has worked out really well for us. Mom: I don't think you have an obligation to send your kids to the local Catholic school if they are not doing a good job. I hate to see our Catholic schools go away but I would rather see kids go to public schools and know that it is the parents responsibility to teach the faith completely then to continue with the (many but not all) schools that are "Catholic in name only."
Mom, I worked for a Catholic school that went from being a warm, loving, faith-nurturing environment to a cold, hostile place with a change of administration. If I had had children in the school, I would have put them in the (very good) public school and plenty of good Catholic parents did when they realized that the administration wasn't going to change. From what I understand, the priest has finally caught on and the administration is changing, but I think it would have been bad for my children's faith had they had to be there through these years. My oldest will start at a different Catholic school this fall and we hope that there are no sudden administrative changes. The local public schools tend to change depending on the administrators as well, but at least in public schools the administrators aren't speaking for the Church.
Mom- I struggle with this too! I have recently been thinking about it this way....What is the purpose of school? Answer: To get an education and get socialization, discipline etc. I think that it is not the responsibility of any school to teach faith. That is our job as parents. I have met many great Catholic parents who have their kids in a variety of schools - Catholic, private, Protestant private, public, homeschooling. What makes their children's faith strong is how strong the family's faith is - not where they go to school. It sure is nice when the kids are learning about their faith at school but I don't necessarily think that just because you go to Catholic school, a child will end up with strong faith. So, if you feel as though your Catholic school is not doing it's jobs as an educator for your children, it's OK to look somewhere else. You know your kids best!
Thanks for all of the input! It is a hard decision and as with everything, we will pray about it.
Miranda, Congratulations on the birth of your precious daughter! What a blessing! I pray that you are adjusting well to life with a newborn! :) Please do not wait to have your child Baptized, it is too important to put off. As others have mentioned, a proxy can stand-in for a godparent who is unable to be present for the Baptism. Her Baptism begins her life of grace, her adoption as a child of God, her welcoming as a member of the Church, the purification of her immortal soul...such an exciting & important event. May God bless you all!
Just my .02, your faith "obligation" begins and ends at your children's salvation. The school can save itself if it chooses to. IMHO, as a mom who has done 1 year of public school, 1 year of Catholic school and MANY years of homeschooling who is now being forced (financially due to a NON-mutual separation) to put her children in public school, a good public school is better than a Catholic school where your children will be taught things contrary to the faith, or worse apathy about faith, with the weight of the Church behind those teachings. It is more horrendous, imo, to have a Catholic teacher teach your daughter that "if the Church had its way women would all be barefoot and pregnant all the time" (yes this happened at my children's former Catholic school) than to have a public school say nothing at all on the issue.
JM, beautifully stated. I know many wonderful children, and even many wonderful priests, who attended public school but truly are products of families who sincerely live their faith. I also know many wonderful children in Catholic school whose parents rarely take them to mass and haven't touched a rosary in years. It is sad that these children won't experience a Catholic childhood half as much as their public school counterparts because their parents rely on the school to "teach them Catholicism". It is the family that is the Domestic Church, not the school. As parents we have a grave duty to educate our children, or engage others in assisting in that education. At no time do we have an obligation to support a school that is teaching with the weight and authority of the Catholic Church if its teachings are in error. That puts our children in immortal danger.
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Changes in Parker-Gray Historic District Regulations; King Street Holiday Tree Light Program Ends March 31; Park & Recreation Commission and Environmental Policy Commission to Hold Joint Informational Meeting; Spring Clean Up; Eisenhower Avenue Widening and Roadway Improvement Project: Design Public Hearing; Route 1 Transitway Project Update.
Request for Proposals - Lease of the Beachcombers Building as a Restaurant; South Pickett Street Post Office Moving to Smaller Space; Alexandria's Trash Fuels Electric Car.
Washington Street Streetscape Project Meeting - Thursday, March 21; T&ES Maintenance Focuses on Pothole Repairs; Registration Now Open for Bike to Work Day, Friday, May 17; Health Department Seeks National Accreditation; Alexandria Participates in Northern Virginia Housing Expo.
Opportunities for Public Input and Questions on Budget; Alexandria Renew Expansion and New City Athletic Field to Begin Construction in March; Survey to Help Shape Future Look of Route 1 Rapid Transit Service; Health Department Reports Teen Pregnancy Rate is Lowest in 15 Years; Daylight Savings Time Begins.
Budget Update: City Manager Presents Proposed $626.6 M Fiscal Year 2014 Budget; Bike Corral to be Installed at Unit Block of King Street; Alexandria Library Wins $8k American Dream Grant from American Library Association; Alexandria Library Honors Gladys Davis for More than 60 Years of Service; Notice of Public Hearing – Alexandria Community Services Board.
City Manager to Announce Proposed Fiscal Year 2014 Budget; New DASH Hybrids Hit the Streets; Alexandria Seeking Applications for the Fund for Human Services; JobLink Receives Joint Employment Training Grant.
Route 1 Transitway Project: Traffic Impacts to Potomac Avenue and Hume Avenue; C-SPAN to Produce Series of Alexandria History Vignettes; Hundreds Turn Out to Help Craft Youth Master Plan; City Marina Facility Underwater Inspection to Occur February 19 and 20; Recreation, Parks & Cultural Activities to Host Community Meeting on Open Space Property at 5325 Polk Ave.; Department of Planning & Zoning Begins Historic Resource Survey; Third Annual Mardi Growl Gala to Benefit Alexandria's Homeless Animals; DCHS Begins "e-Prescribing" at Mental Health Center.
City Recognized for Low Income Housing Renovation; City Seeks Employee Input on Housing Master Plan.
Virginia Department of Transportation Seminary Road & I-395 Update; American Community Survey Shows Increases in Population, Income; Plan Unveiled for "Next Generation of Metro"; City Manager to Host Employee "Telephone Town Hall" on FY 2014 Budget; Finance Department Takes Over Billing for Old Town Farmers' Market; Reporting Street Light Outages; Alexandria Encourages Input in Development of First Youth Master Plan; Alexandria Mentoring Partnership Hosts Information and Training Event.
What's Next Alexandria Second Community Dialogue Set for January 29; City of Alexandria Holds Potomac Yard Metrorail Implementation Group Meeting January 30; City's Museum System Earns Accreditation from American Alliance of Museums; Alexandria City Academy Program Seeks Participants; "Making College Affordable" Forums.
Introducing Call.Click.Connect.; Update on Oronoco Outfall Remediation Project; Police Department Prepares for 29th Citizens Police Academy; Alexandria Celebrates Presidential Inauguration with Day of Service.
Alexandria Prepares As Flu Spreads; Homebuyer Education Outreach Program; Upcoming Events.
City Announces Top Ten Environmental Accomplishments of 2012; Code Change for Unsafe Buildings; GenOn Makes it Official; Permits Revoked; Walking Trail Construction Scheduled for Founders Park.
New City Council to be Installed January 2, 2013; Two Alexandria Sites Nominated for National Register of Historic Places Nominations; City Installs Advanced Swimming Pool Water Treatment System at Chinquapin Park Recreation Center; Zoning Inspector Kerry Hall Helps Make the City More Attractive; City Employees Honored for Helping Businesses; Holiday Tree Recycling January 7-18; Humanitarian Inaugural Ball to Raise Funds to Support Alexandria Programs: City of Alexandria Partners with Servant Forge.
Nelsie L. Smith Named Director of Management & Budget; What's Next Alexandria? Second Community Dialogue Set for January 29, 2013; The King Street Trolley Welcomes Santa!; Department of Code Enforcement Receives Numerous Large Project Proposals; Del Ray Transportation Meeting.
Sanitary Sewer Master Plan – Public Meeting Monday, December 17; City Prepared for 2012-2013 Winter Weather; Oronoco Outfall Remediation Project Starts Monday, December 17; Department of Planning and Zoning Gives Presentation to Commission on Aging; City Hall Upgrades Television Broadcast Equipment; Celebrate the Holidays with Alexandria Library; Dollar Wise Committee.
Alexandria Police Department Promotions; City Releases Draft Housing Master Plan for Public Comment; Witter Recreational Fields Construction Update; City Celebrates Adoptions; Youth Documentary on Resilience Wins Media Contest.
Potomac Yard Metrorail: Balloon Testing; National Capital Area Chapter of the American Planning Association Recognizes City's Capital Bikeshare Program; Holmes Run/Chambliss Crossing Project; Del Ray/Arlandria Trolley Update; City of Alexandria's Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony Scheduled for Friday, November 23; What's Next Alexandria? Community Dialogue.
Department of Recreation, Parks & Cultural Activities to Dedicate the Kelley Cares Miracle Field on Saturday, November 17; Sixth Annual Alexandria Film Festival; Alexandria Resident Winner of Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP) Northern Virginia Home Energy Makeover Contest; United Way Campaign Kicks Off.
Hurricane Sandy; Beat the Election Day Lines! In-Person Absentee Voting at Beatley Central Library; Long Range Educational Work Facilities Program Update; Washington Street Left Turn Restrictions; Leaf Collection Starts Monday, October 29; Agenda Alexandria; Breast Cancer Walk Outcome; The American Institute of Architects Northern Virginia Chapter Honors City Architect Al Cox; October is Housing America Month!
Federal Highway Administration Approves Interchange Modification Report for I-395 HOV Ramp; Late Night Train Noise Due to CSX Track Work Continues; Alexandria Campaign on Adolescent Pregnancy Receives Health and Human Services Grant; Director of Code Administration Recognized by the Virginia Building and Code Officials Association.
Potomac Yard Metrorail Implementation Work Group Update; Crystal City/Potomac Yard Route 1 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Construction Information; Fire Station 210 & Impound Lot Project Groundbreaking; City Receives Community Homeownership Revitalization Program Funding.
City Issues Request for Proposal to Purchase and Redevelop 509 N. Saint Asaph St.; 511, 513 & 515 Oronoco St.; Oronoco Outfall Remediation Project; Alexandria's Department of Real Estate Assessment Wins National Award for Excellence; City Holds Press Conference to Recognize Closure of GenOn Potomac River Generating Station; Alexandria Mentoring Partnership Seeks Additional Mentors; Paint the Town Red!; Changes in the Office of Communications & Public Information.
Bicycle Lane Installed on Slater's Lane; City of Alexandria Achieves Virginia Municipal League's Platinum Level Certification; City Receives Positive Assessment of Housing Activities Under Federal HOME Program; Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities to Gather Public Input on the Management Plans for the City's Large Multi-Use Parks; Police Department Participates in Dulles Plane Pull.
Del Ray/Arlandria Trolley Service Update; Civic Engagement Initiative Update; Beauregard Area Plan Update: Resident Survey Completed; Alexandria Again Named One of 100 Best Communities For Young People; Alexandria King Street Art Festival Attendance Update; City Housing Initiatives Noted in Region III HUDLine News; Patch Launches West End Online Publication; Jones Point Park Dedication.
Capital Bikeshare Update; Proposed Park on the Wythe Street Post Office Block; Update - Edsall Road Construction; Community Lodgings, Inc. Begins Renovation Project Funded By City Loan; Covanta Donates Electric Car for City Use.
City Begins Construction on Crystal City/Potomac Yard Transitway; Woodrow Wilson Bridge Project Construction Delays; Permits Filed for Notable Construction Projects; City Achieves Additional Future Affordable Housing Resources in Fiscal Year 2012; City to Host "Helping Responsible Homeowners" Roundtable; Gadsby's Tavern Ice Well Rehabilitation Update; Residents Can Apply Online for Public Assistance Benefits; SNAP Food Stamp Schedule to Change; City Supporting Northern Virginia Home Energy Makeover Contest
City Manager Unveils Proposed Budget; Beauregard Small Area Plan Update; Alexandria Home Rehabilitation Loan Program Featured on HUD Web Site; GIS Strategic Plan; ACVA, Local Hotels Assist "Fire Department Family" for Weissman Services; New Children, Youth & Family Collaborative Commission; George Washington Birthday Holiday Schedule.
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Hello! My name is Ajai, pronounced "UH-Jay." Like one J. It means "invincible," and to this day, I have never been vinced. Or if I have, I don't know it.
I'm a standup comedian and writer based in New York City. If you'll glance up top, you can see me in action.
I competed in the 2014 Boston Comedy Festival, which was pretty cool. I also performed in the lobby of a Clarion Inn in Wakefield, Massachusetts, which was also cool, but in a completely different way.
I grew up in Plano, Texas, the son of Indian immigrants, the first Raj born on American soil. (I'd have been the first Varadarajan, if my dad hadn't seen fit to shorten the name to accommodate American ears.) I moved to New York to become a journalist, ,but my love of acting and performing guided me towards improvisational comedy, and from there I was drawn to standup, and now here we are on this website. Now I'm a journalist by day and a comedian by night, more or less. I'm like a superhero who can't actually help anybody. But I can tell you exactly what's wrong.
Sign up for my mailing list if you want to keep up with me and get updates on upcoming shows, or you can check the Shows page.
(I've made some music, which you can check out too. Once in awhile someone tells me a song helped them through something, so that's why that's there. I feel it would be confusing if I didn't say that, because the music is very much not funny. There's more of it here. I can't stress enough that none of it is funny.)
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Jake's Corner
1/28/14 Kimye's Wedding Plans
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
STEVEN TYLER apparently doesn't think JUSTIN BIEBER is doing anything wrong. Asked if he had any advice for Justin, Tyler noted that he's the biggest pop star in the world and was riding in an expensive car with a gorgeous woman. Therefore, Tyler's "advice" to Justin was, quote, "Nice going."
This might be hard to believe but, during a meeting of the National Automobile Dealers Association, HILLARY CLINTON admitted that the last time she actually drove a car herself was in 1996. That's 18 years ago.
RadarOnline claims KIM KARDASHIAN and KANYE WEST'S wedding is happening in France this June . . . and that it will be TELEVISED. Supposedly, it'll air as part of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians", so the E! network will be picking up "most" of the bill . . . not that Kim and Kanye would need any assistance in that regard. An "insider" says, quote, "Kim persuaded Kanye to let the cameras roll because . . . it's a lot easier for a network to deal with logistics of a foreign wedding than if it were just the two of them planning it."
Denise Richards has decided to move out of her home after her ex-husband Charlie Sheen threatened to evict her and their two daughters. Apparently, Charlie's porn star girlfriend wanted Sheen to evict her from the home because she is jealous. Sheen bought the $7 million dollar house for Richards and their daughters. He also lives in the same gated community. Sources say Richards is going to move out and is already looking at other homes to lease or buy.
1/27/14 Justin Bieber Intervention
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Monday, January 27, 2014
KRISTEN STEWART has an interesting item on her bucket list. She says, quote, "I'm definitely going to shave my head before I die. I will definitely tattoo my head while it's shaved before my hair grows back. I'm not sure which part, probably the bottom quadrant in the back. I don't know what the tattoo would be, yet. Still thinking."
Police were called to an Australian hotel Thursday night, after the smoke detector in one of the rooms went off. But it turned out that was SNOOP DOGG'S room . . . and he was just, you know, doing what Snoop do.
JUSTIN BIEBER flew to Panama over the weekend where, according to the Internet, his family and friends staged some sort of "intervention." Or something. Supposedly, Justin's dad flew there with him and the guest list also included: His mom . . . Justin's manager Scooter . . . USHER . . . the producer of his "Never Say Never" documentary . . . and Justin's so-called "best friend," Ryan Butler. While it's interesting that all these people gathered together with Justin . . . in Panama, no less . . . there's no evidence that an actual "intervention" took place. But it does seem like it was more than just a vacation. By the way, the girl who was with Justin when he was arrested, CHANTEL JEFFRIES, also made the trip to Panama.
They hung out together on the beach, but it's unclear whether or not they're dating.
JUSTIN BIEBER'S DUI arrest last week can't be swept under the rug . . . yet . . . but some of the details may not have been as bad as you may have heard. For starters, some "source" tells CNN that Justin blew .011% and .014% in two Breathalyzer tests at the police station. That's significantly below the general .08% legal limit. Since Justin is under 21 . . . that doesn't even really matter. But still, even Florida's "zero tolerance" law for underage drivers requires a reading of .02%. So .011% is a barely measurable amount. So maybe Justin wasn't legally drunk . . . but he did admit to also smoking pot and taking prescription meds . . . and he FAILED a field sobriety test. So he probably WAS driving under the influence, and he probably WAS too impaired to drive. Also, even though Justin was not charged with speeding, the arresting officer said that was his reason for stopping Justin and testing his sobriety. However, the head of the exotic car rental company that owns the yellow Lamborghini Justin was driving told CNN that the GPS tracking system in the car indicated that Justin didn't exceed 55 miles-per-hour in the 15 minutes before the stop. Justin was stopped in a 30 mile-per-zone . . . so even if he WAS speeding, the notion of it being a "drag race" is being called into question. In fact, the car's GPS said Justin was "steady" at between 27 and 34 miles-per-hour on that road.
1/24/14 Latest on Justin Bieber
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Friday, January 24, 2014
JUSTIN BIEBER was arrested after drag racing in Miami Beach early yesterday morning . . . and was charged with DUI, resisting arrest, and driving on an expired license. Here's the latest . . . After cooling his heels in jail for several hours, Justin made a brief appearance before a judge, who set a "standard" bail of $2,500. Obviously, he didn't have any problem coming up with that. He probably had that much ON him, in cash. In video from the bail hearing, Justin tried to look "tough," but didn't say anything to the judge. He left all the talking to his attorney, Roy Black. While leaving jail, Justin sat on top of a vehicle . . . and waved to his fans like a beauty queen or something. Clearly, this kid doesn't seem to regret the example he's setting for his fans, a lot of whom are his age and YOUNGER.
It sure sounds like JUSTIN BIEBER'S parents are enabling his behavior. Justin reportedly told the police that he didn't know what prescription medicine he'd taken . . . he just takes whatever his mom gives him. Meanwhile, his dad was supposedly at the club with him just before his arrest, and was in one of the SUVs that helped block traffic so he could drag race.
Also, RadarOnline is reporting that Justin went down to South Beach after getting bailed out of the clink . . . to get DRINKS with his "cool dad". Unbelievable.
Tori Spelling's husband Dean McDermott checked into rehab. Dean released a statement saying, "I am truly sorry for the mistakes I have made and for the pain I've caused my family. I take full responsibility for my actions and have voluntarily checked myself into a treatment center to address some health and personal issues." McDermott is accused of cheating on Spelling with a woman in Canada back in December.
1/23/14 Bruce Jenner Gets Surgery
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Thursday, January 23, 2014
In a new interview, SELENA GOMEZ seems to be talking about JUSTIN BIEBER when she says, quote, "I haven't found someone yet who could understand my lifestyle, support it, love me through it, and not be threatened by it. It's hard. I do think I might scare some guys, because I'm like, 'I want to change the world! I have dreams! What do you want to do?'"
The "New York Post" reports that New York has more than $12 BILLION in unclaimed money sitting around, and some of it belongs to celebrities like TINA FEY, DIDDY, ANGELINA JOLIE and MARIAH CAREY. These un-cashed checks are for a wide range of things, including: Security deposits, insurance policies, stocks and mutual funds. New York has been holding unclaimed checks for Tina Fey since 2005 . . . Diddy has funds dating back to at least 1991 . . . Mariah Carey has unclaimed money from 2002 . . . and Angelina Jolie has had checks sitting around since 2004. Others on the list include: Beyoncé, Steven Spielberg, Al Pacino, Robert DeNiro, Denis Leary, Woody Allen, Glenn Close, Yoko Ono, Hilary Clinton, disgraced politician Anthony Wiener and even freakin' Dina Lohan.
Kim Kardashian reportedly has a "booty tailor" on call at all times to help her wardrobe accomodate her famous bottom/backside. Kim and her fiance', Kanye West, spend about $5,000 a day to make sure that her favorite tailor can have any new clothes ready to wear within hours of buying them. Kim's small waist, big butt and short legs make it difficult to find pants that fit and she even has her own Kardashian Kollection clothes altered.
Looks like Bruce Jenner has gone through with that surgery on his Adam's Apple. The reality star was caught leaving The Beverly Hills Surgical Center on Sunday with a bandage over his throat. He allegedly had his Adam's Apple shaved -- which some believe is his first step toward getting a sex-change operation. Bruce says he just doesn't like the way his throat looks.
1/22/14 Bieber at Strip Club
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
KATY PERRY tells "GQ" she lost her virginity at the age of 16 . . . listening to JEFF BUCKLEY'S album "Grace" in the front seat of a Volvo sedan. She also says all her beauty is God-given . . . quote, "I've never had any plastic surgery. Not a nose, not a chin, not a cheek, not a [breast]. So my messages of self-empowerment are truly coming from an au naturel product."
Earlier this month, some amusing ANNE HATHAWAY photos hit the Internet, which supposedly showed her nearly drowning in the ocean . . . before being saved by a surfer, and having her toes sucked by her husband. Well, apparently that's BOGUS . . . at least the near-drowning part. Anne says, quote, "I'm fine . . . I really do appreciate everybody's concern but that was a picture that had a false story attached to it. The real story is not as interesting."
JUSTIN BIEBER spent his Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Miami Beach, at a STRIP CLUB called King of Diamonds. And according to sources at the place, Justin was equipped with $75,000 . . . IN ONES. He blew through it all, naturally.


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