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Conserving water and preventing contamination of the water table are on the forefront of a push by state and federal groups who support National Protect Your Groundwater Day on Sept. 11.
The North Dakota Well Drillers Association is standing along side the National Ground Water Association's public call to action to protect one of the most vital resources available. The groups want people to acknowledge issues with water, how those issues apply to everyone.
Valley City residents may have recently seen people wearing vests walking down boulevards swinging a long slender electronic device back and forth, periodically digging a small hole and placing tiny pennants in the ground.
Valley City City Administrator David Schelkoph said Thursday the workers are involved in several projects, including setting distances for new street markings and doing preparation work for planned phone company upgrades to fiber optics in Valley City.
Less than 24 hours before the Wings and Wheels Air Show was scheduled to start in Valley City, tragedy struck as Bob Odegaard, who was scheduled to perform in the air show was killed when the plane he was flying crashed during a practice run.
Odegaard, 66, of Kinded, N.D. was practicing for the air show Friday when "something went terribly wrong," at approximately 5:55 p.m., Sgt. Troy Hischer of the North Dakota Highway Patrol said Friday during a press conference.
Saturday, September 8
The 15th annual James River Senior Center Golf Tournament will be held at Hillcrest Golf Course in Jamestown. Shotgun start is at 9 a.m. This is a four person scramble with numerous prizes including hole in one prizes of a 2012 Buick Lacrosse from Don Wilhelm, a stay and play golf vacation to Las Vegas, Razr x Black driver and fairway woods 3,5, and a set of Razr x Black irons 4-sw. To sign up, call the James River Senior Center at 252-2882.
I struggle with typing this story to you. I want not for this to be about me. It is anything but. Know I am aware that by sharing it I am shining a light on my own ego. I fought with myself internally before deciding the end lesson must be told despite the fact some of you may misread this and think I am bragging or asking for praise. Hear me. No praise. Hear me. I usually wouldn't share what happened today. I do it often but today was different.
Located in a bean field atop a hill southeast of Valley City is a mechanical piece of alternative energy that farmer Jeff Wurzer hopes will cut his electricity bill in half.
Wurzer had a wind turbine installed on his farmland by Enterprise Sales of Valley City.
The turbine, which converts wind to energy, generating electricity, took under two months to install and is expected to have paid for itself within four years, according to Jack Hanson, solar and wind energy consultant at Enterprise Sales.
Barnes County is one of 16 in the state that have been declared an agricultural disaster by the U.S. Department of Agriculture earlier this week.
David Shea, of the USDA's Farm Service Agency office in Valley City, said the declaration is based on the county's drought level and drought conditions, and opens the door for area farmers to apply for low-interest loans through the FSA's farm loan program.
"They're eligible for emergency loans but they have to qualify for them," Shea said.
A Barnes County-owned buyout house along the Sheyenne River south of Valley City will serve a special purpose before it is eventually dismantled.
At Tuesday's meeting the county commission moved to allow the regional SWAT team to use the building for training exercises.
The exact time and location of the training will not be made public because the team wishes to keep its methods a secret from the criminals who will be subject to them.
Valley City officials officially announced Monday their plans to work with the Economic Development Corporation to purchase land for the National Guard. The announcement came during the regular city commission meeting.
The 70 acres of land the city is looking to purchase for the National Guard is east of John Deere and includes the home and outbuildings of Valley City resident Stan Ryan.
A few years ago, Kasey Skalicki, Safe Communities coordinator at the Valley City-Barnes County Health District (CCHD), found a young woman working in a gas station whom she always observed with a black eye. She also saw many people in the store but no one ever asked the woman about her injuries.


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In a blender or food processor, combine the tomatoes, onion, and garlic and blend until smooth. For a smooth sauce, push through a fine-mesh strainer if needed.
In a large skillet, over moderate heat, melt the butter. Add the tomato caldillo mixture and fry, stirring occasionally, until it changes color and reduces slightly.
Just before serving, gently warm the crema Mexicana in a saucepan, then whisk in the tomato caldillo mixture, bring to a simmer, and season to taste with salt.
Make the chile rellenos:
In a medium saucepan, bring 1 quart of water to a boil, along with the piloncillo, thyme, oregano, and bay leaf.
Heat a comal or cast-iron skillet over low heat and dry-roast the chiles until just tender. Transfer to the boiling water, then turn off the heat and let the chiles soak for 3 to 4 minutes. Remove the chiles from the water and using a small, sharp knife, make a lengthwise slit down one side of each. Carefully remove the seeds and, if possible, the skin. (The stem of the chile should remain attached, so if the skin is difficult to peel, leave it on.) Season the insides of the chiles with salt, then stuff with the cheese, dividing it equally.
In a large sauté pan, over moderately low heat, melt the butter. Add the chiles and cook, flipping gently, to melt the cheese.
Spoon the caldillo con crema onto a platter or individual plates, top with the chiles, and serve immediately.

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Standing Rib Roast with Stilton Peppercorn Sauce - HOLIDAY SPIRIT COLLECTION
Ingredientsfor the sauce:
½ lb or more of Stilton cheese softened
1 stick unsalted butter room temperature
½ cup Goslings Black Seal® Rum
2 tbs green peppercorns or mixed peppercorns
1 cup heavy cream
¼ cup minced parsley
for the Roast:
10 lb standing rib roast with bones frenched
4 cloves garlic cut in quarters
4-5 tbs prepared Coleman's English Mustard
freshly ground black pepper
MethodPreheat the oven to 500 degrees. Make little pockets in the beef with a small knife and secret pieces of garlic in each. Smear all over with the mustard and generously pepper the roast. Cover the bone ends with foil and place in a heavy roasting pan. Lower the heat to 350 degrees and cook for 45 minutes. Cover the fat loosely with foil and cook another hour and a quarter (for rare, 125 degrees on meat thermometer). Remove foil in last ten minutes if more browning is desired. Let stand five minutes or so before slicing.
Serve with warm Stilton peppercorn sauce:
Cream together the cheese and the butter until smooth. Bring the Goslings Black Seal Rum to a boil and add the peppercorns. Reduce the liquid until nearly evaporated and then add the cream and reduce by half. Lower the heat and slowly whisk in the cheese butter mixture. Do not allow to boil. Whisk in the parsley and serve in a warmed gravy boat.


text: If you look at the Aurora, Co. shootings, witnesses at the scene stated there were TWO people involved in the attack. Also the main shooter was under the care of a psychiatrist that was an employee of the Pentagon. Also the shooter stated soon after his arrest that he didn't remember the incident. Also the pentagon psychiatrist had previously been reprimanded for overmedicating her patients. Also the shooter was unemployed, yet was able to purchase at least $3000 in weapons, ammo and body armor... all of which were also government issue.


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"I like to hide behind the scenes," said Miki Brugge, the owner of children's store Cotton Tails and women's boutique Sachi. "Emphasis on 'hide,' please."
While Brugge may prefer hiding, her Memphis retail presence certainly isn't. Cotton Tails and Sachi cover 15,000 square feet, nestled in the northwest corner of upscale Laurelwood Shopping Center. Together the stores employ 22 local workers.
It would seem I Love Memphis blogger Holly Whitfield was correct last year with a forecast that called for a "permanent Foodnado" in Memphis.
When they launched a Facebook page at the end of January, the first post for which was simply the logo for the craft beer brewery they're planning, Will Goodwin and Clark Ortkiese didn't expect the flood of interest their concept would generate.
Sometimes in tourism, it is the little things that count. But "little" is relative. Consider the digital LED display screen on the west wall of the Memphis Cook Convention Center – big enough to be seen by eastbound traffic on the Hernando DeSoto Bridge – which local leaders debuted this month after three years of planning.
Memphis-based Monogram Foods is marking its 10th anniversary by donating $100,000 to 10 local charities at $1,000 a year for the next decade.
The Impact 10 effort involves charities picked randomly by the company, with nominations being submitted through the effort's website, www.impact10.com.
The city's food truck scene has exploded over the past year or so, and new entrants have steadily continued to join the mix.
One of the newest, a grilled cheese-focused truck, will officially join the scene next week.
A FedEx commercial that never made it past the storyboard stage portrayed company founder, chairman and CEO Fred Smith as a child filling out an order form in the back of a comic book for a batch of Sea-Monkeys, sending it off and waiting for the delivery.
2014: Sharp Corp. executives announced the company would end the production of solar panels at its Memphis plant effective in March with the loss of 300 of the 450 jobs at the Hickory Hill facility.
The overall projected totals for Mississippi's crop values should top $7 billion for the third straight year, experts say, despite low prices for some goods.
John Michael Riley, agricultural economist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, said his preliminary estimate of 2014 is over $7.7 billion. Final figures will be available in May.
It isn't just the quality of the teams that make the best bowl games so intriguing.
Each of these spotlight games also offers plenty of compelling individual matchups.
As the bowl season prepares to ring in the new year with its top games of the postseason, here's a look at noteworthy individual matchup in each of the so-called "New Year's Six" contests on Wednesday and Thursday.
The overall projected totals for Mississippi's crop values should top $7 billion for the third straight year, experts say, despite low prices for some goods.
Memphis Zoo hosts the final night of SunTrust Zoo Lights Tuesday, Dec. 30, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the zoo, 2000 Prentiss Place. Visitors can enjoy free rides through Zoo Lights on a tram, children's activities, live reindeer, animal encounters and more. Cost is $6 for members and $8 for nonmembers. Visit memphiszoo.org.
With gas prices dropping and the economy continuing to improve, Knoxvillians have much to celebrate as 2014 comes to a close. A number of venues and restaurants have festive plans for New Year's Eve.
Hard Rock Cafe Memphis will host the seventh annual Hard Rock Guitar Drop Wednesday, Dec. 31, from 6:30 p.m. to Thursday, Jan. 1, at 2 a.m. at Hard Rock, 126 Beale St. The event will feature live music inside and outside the cafe, including a headline performance by The Bar-Kays. General admission is $20. Visit hardrock.com/memphis for more information.
The 56th AutoZone Liberty Bowl, featuring the Texas A&M Aggies and the West Virginia Mountaineers, will be held Monday, Dec. 29, at 1 p.m. at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, 335 S. Hollywood St. Big & Rich will perform at halftime. Buy tickets at autozonelibertybowl.org.
The Daily News offices will be closed for Christmas Thursday, Dec. 25, and Friday, Dec. 26. Offices will reopen Monday, Dec. 29, at 8:30 a.m.
South Main Art Trolley Tour will be held Friday, Dec. 26, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the South Main Historic Arts District. Email email@example.com.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Ready! Set! Hut, hut: This holiday season's blitz of college football bowl games features a reshuffled roster of corporate sponsors spending millions to thrust their names in front of fans watching on TV and in the stands.
Memphis Zoo will host SunTrust Zoo Lights 2014 through Dec. 30, except for Christmas Eve, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the zoo, 2000 Prentiss Place. Visitors can enjoy free rides through Zoo Lights on a tram, children's activities, live reindeer, animal encounters and more. Cost is $6 for members and $8 for nonmembers. Visit memphiszoo.org.
KNOXVILLE – Derek Barnett is spending most of the Christmas holidays away from his Nashville home, and he wouldn't have it any other way.
The Center City Development Corp. board will meet Wednesday, Dec. 17, at 9 a.m. in the Downtown Memphis Commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphiscommission.com.
The Cotton Museum has launched a coat drive to collect new or lightly used coats to be distributed directly to children in need.
Efforts are focused on providing coats to the students at Memphis Grizzlies Preparatory Charter School and Lester Preparatory Middle School. Coats are needed for both boys and girls in youth sizes medium to extra large and small adult sizes. The museum is also accepting donations by cash, check or charge and will use the funds to buy coats.
The 13th annual Porter-Leath Toy Truck will collect new, unwrapped toys and monetary donations Monday, Dec. 15, to Dec. 19 from 7 p.m. to 7 p.m. at WMC-TV Action News 5, 1960 Union Ave., and Bud Davis Cadillac, 5433 Poplar Ave. Donations from both locations will benefit children and families served by Porter-Leath. Visit porterleath.org.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Just a few years ago, early adopters of e-cigarettes got their fix by clumsily screwing together a small battery and a plastic cartridge containing cotton soaked with nicotine.
The Downtown Memphis Commission board will meet Thursday, Nov. 20, at noon in the commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphiscommission.com.
National Civil Rights Museum will host a lunch and learn with Daphene McFerren, director of The Benjamin Hooks Institute at the University of Memphis, Wednesday, Nov. 19, from noon to 1 p.m. at the museum, 450 Mulberry St. The topic is "Freedom's Front Line: The Voting Rights Struggle in Fayette County, Tenn." Cost is free; bring your own lunch. Visit civilrightsmuseum.org.
Stax Museum of American Soul Music will hold an opening reception for "SOUL: Memphis' Original Sound – Photographs by Thom Gilbert" Friday, Nov. 14, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the museum, 926 E. McLemore Ave. The event will include refreshments and live music by Bobby Rush. Cost is free. Visit staxmuseum.com.
Sales and Marketing Society of the Mid-South will meet Wednesday, Nov. 12, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Racquet Club, 5111 Sanderlin Ave. Harold Graeter, associate executive director of the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, will present "Selling the College Football Bowl Experience." Cost for nonmembers is $35 at the door. Visit sms-midsouth.org.
Shelby County citizens voted 2-to-1 Tuesday, Nov. 4, against a proposed amendment to the Tennessee Constitution that gives the Tennessee Legislature the power to regulate abortion, including in cases of rape or incest.
The Cotton Museum is hosting its eighth annual Harvest Party fundraiser at Earnestine & Hazel's Saturday, Nov. 15, from 7 p.m. to midnight.
The event is the Cotton Museum's biggest fundraiser of the year and will feature music from the Earnestine & Hazel's House Band and the Side Street Steppers, famous soul burgers and seasonal treats, piano sing-alongs upstairs, a photo booth, a raffle for prizes and an open bar.
With a box of old ticket stubs, some photographs he took at the concerts he went to and newspaper ads for concerts he came across on microfilm searches for other things, Ron Hall set out to document as many of the major rock and roll and rock concerts in Memphis he could over a fertile 30-year period.
KNOXVILLE – Bud Ford usually had no problem wearing the orange blazer in his early days as assistant sports information director at the University of Tennessee.
Not on this day, though. It was Nov. 15, 1969.
THIS MORNING. THIS TOWN. This morning, I woke up in a challenged neighborhood. You know the challenges well.
The population is declining and aging – talking about the good old days, bemoaning the present, fearful of the future. The city is trying to reinvent itself – built on a booming business now faded and all but gone. Young people aren't returning. One major employer dominates and other jobs are mostly in government or in lower-paying positions in service or tourism. People outside the city point to it as the source of the area's problems.
Just a few weeks before construction is scheduled to begin on the Big River Crossing boardwalk on the Harahan Bridge, bicycle riders will gather in West Memphis for a 100-kilometer bike ride designed to showcase what's on the other side of the bicycle and pedestrian boardwalk across the Mississippi River.
Early voting opens Wednesday, Oct. 15, across Shelby County as well as Tennessee in the mid-term general elections that are the second most popular election cycle in Shelby County by voter turnout.
The Memphis Railroad & Trolley Museum will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the grand opening of Memphis Central Station on Saturday, Oct. 4, with an 11 a.m. ceremony and free events from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Attendees can tour the Amtrak Exhibit Train, a Norfolk Southern Railroad exhibit car and a Canadian National freight locomotive cab. Visit mrtm.org.
Sardor and Gulam Umarov are used to fighting battles with seemingly long odds.
Between 2005 and 2009, the brothers waged a high-profile human rights campaign against the authoritarian government in their native Uzbekistan for the release of their father, Sanjar Umarov, a Germantown businessman thrown into prison for opposing the regime.
The Circuit Playhouse will present "The Fantasticks" Friday, Oct. 3, to Oct. 26, at the theater, 51 S. Cooper St. Buy tickets at playhouseonthesquare.com.
A Texas-based development firm could start turning dirt soon on a massive new business park in Olive Branch.
Hillwood Investment Properties is expected to close on a land purchase next week that will clear the way for Legacy Park, a 265-acre distribution and business park on the south side of Goodman Road, just east of Hacks Cross Road near Polk Lane.
Memphis director Craig Brewer will unveil the headline features and local films coming to this year's Indie Memphis Film Festival during a preview party this week.
9135 Morning Ridge RoadMemphis, TN 38016Sale Amount: $29.8 million
Sale Date: Sept. 11, 2014Buyer: IRT Stonebridge Crossing Apartments Owner LLCSeller: AB Merion Stonebridge LLCDetails: The 500-unit Stonebridge Crossing apartment complex in Cordova has traded hands.
A group affiliated with Memphis-based Boyle Investment Co. has sold a large chunk of vacant land on Whitten Road near Interstate 40.
1918 North ParkwayMemphis, TN 38112Sale Amount: $6.1 million
Sale Date: Sept. 16, 2014Buyer: Lynxco LLCSeller: Cotton Council Apartments LLCDetails: Lynxco LLC, an affiliate of Rhodes College, has purchased the former National Cotton Council building on North Parkway in Midtown for $6.1 million. Rhodes intends to use it as student housing, according to the school's website.
Lynxco LLC, an affiliate of Rhodes College, has purchased the former National Cotton Council building on North Parkway in Midtown for $6.1 million. Rhodes intends to use it as student housing, according to the school's website.
The Singing Mechanic – "I've got that name. Nobody else can use it," says Billy Devereaux – sits by his worn, 1,200-square-foot, two-room cottage and looks down at Boots, his Dutch Shepherd.
"He's a possum killer and he runs security," says Billy, 55, gazing across the swath of remote land separated by a long gravel trail from Smith Springs Road in Antioch.
2004: Roy Jones Jr. and Glen Johnson fought for the IBF light heavyweight championship at FedExForum. Johnson, the defending champion, knocked out Jones, the former champion, in the ninth round.
University of Tennessee quarterback Dewey "Swamp Rat" Warren stood on the field during a timeout with a few seconds left in the Jan. 1, 1968 Orange Bowl.
Warren was the holder for UT place-kicker Karl Kremser, who lined up for a 43-yard field goal attempt against Oklahoma. The Sooners led, 26-24.
When the Tennessee Valley Authority board voted in August to build a new power plant in Southwest Memphis, it was a decision based on factors larger than the power needs in Memphis.
But it was also a decision that is just as important for Memphis as the decision to build the existing Allen Fossil Plant there 55 years ago.
MEMPHIS ON A PLATE. Presenting the fourth edition of the Tasteful List, updated for 2014 – second, third and fourth helpings, this year's specials, delicious memories – an alphabetical survey of local flavor in one decidedly local man's opinion.
Anna Mullins likes promoting Memphis – so much so that she keeps finding new ways to make a living doing it.
Shelby County Commissioners approved Monday, Aug. 18, up to $3 million in county funding to convert a group of 100 homes in the Cotton Creek, Kirkland Estates and Fox Hollow Farms area near Collierville from individual pump sewer systems to a gravity-based sewer system, reversing a 2009 decision by a previous commission.
Bartlett Mayor Keith McDonald was re-elected to another four-year term of office at the noon Thursday, Aug. 21, filing deadline for candidates in four sets of suburban municipal elections on the Nov. 4 ballot.
The deadline for signatures to be gathered on the still-forming proposed referendums to allow wine in grocery stores is Thursday, Aug. 21.
The deadline for candidates to file in the set of Bartlett, Germantown, Collierville and Millington municipal elections on the November ballot is at noon the same day.
Some time in October, lovers of local craft beers could enjoy a cold brew in a new tasting room at Memphis Made Brewing Co.'s facility in the Cooper-Young district.
At the last meeting of their current four-year term of office, Shelby County Commissioners approved Monday, Aug. 18, a specific set of guidelines for future commissions to weigh residency challenges of elected county officials.
Three workers at Memphis Cotton Gin and Federal Compress filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday, Aug. 5, against the owners of a South Memphis cotton warehouse and the company that manages the warehouse.
The suit is over racial harassment including allegations of racially segregated break rooms, water fountains and bathrooms as well as equipment at the warehouse including forklifts.
Dixon Gallery and Gardens will host Food Truck Friday on Aug. 1 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Dixon, 4339 Park Ave. Admission to the gardens is free during food truck hours. The lunch event continues every Friday through September. Visit dixon.org for a schedule.
Arkansas defensive end Trey Flowers has endured 17 losses over the last two seasons. He was part of the 3-9 team that went 0-8 in Southeastern Conference games in 2013 and finished the season on a school-record nine-game losing streak.
There's a duality of meaning implied in the name of the civic organization where Nancy Coffee serves as president and CEO.
Playhouse on the Square will present the regional premiere of "4000 Miles" Friday, July 11, through Aug. 3 at TheatreWorks, 2085 Monroe Ave. Buy tickets at playhouseonthesquare.com.
A longtime third-party logistics company is on the move.
Pathmark Transportation Co., which was started in 1984 as a subsidiary of petroleum marketing company Pathmark International before becoming a national logistics provider, has signed a new lease for 3,800 square feet at the i-bank Tower on Poplar Avenue in East Memphis.
National Hispanic Professional Organization-Memphis will meet Thursday, July 10, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hilton Memphis, 939 Ridge Lake Blvd. Martha Perine Beard, president of the Federal Reserve in Memphis, will speak. Cost is free for members and $20 for nonmembers. Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
In terms of its headcount, Memphis-based marketing communications agency archer-malmo is at a high-water mark.
The agency's growth – in everything from its creative talent to its physical footprint and client roster – hasn't slowed down this year. In the second quarter alone, for example, archer-malmo added seven new hires, bringing its employee roster to a record high of 160.
Rizzo's Diner and the Memphis Crisis Center will hold a "Less to Wine About Wednesday" fundraiser Wednesday, July 9, at the restaurant, 106 G.E. Patterson Ave. Rizzo's will donate 25 percent of the day's profits to the crisis center. Visit rizzosdiner.com.
PINE HILL, Ala. (AP) – Burdened with Alabama's highest unemployment rate, long abandoned by textile mills and furniture plants, Wilcox County desperately needs jobs.
They're coming, and from a most unlikely place: Henan Province, China, 7,600 miles away.
Bartlett Mayor Keith McDonald has made it official, filing his qualifying petition to run for another four-year term.
Cotton helped make Dunavant Enterprises into a worldwide brand, but the family and company have maintained a long-term association with the logistics industry.
Col. William Pemberton Dunavant first ventured into logistics shortly after the Civil War – decades before Dunavant entered into the cotton trade – when he was involved in building short-line railroads in Mississippi.
2012: The transition planning commission plotting recommendations for the coming schools merger put together a list of $54 million in cuts that could be made to balance the budget of the new school system. But those in the 21-member advisory group emphasized the list was not a recommendation but instead "a reluctant contingency plan." The recommendations would have gone one student above the Memphis City Schools pupil teacher ratio per classroom.
"I Choose Memphis" spotlights Memphians who are passionate about calling this community home. New Memphis Institute provides the profiles.
Name: Jon Alfuth
Job title and company: Teacher, The Soulsville Charter School
Samantha Crespo has written her first book with a simple goal: to make readers fall in love with Memphis.
A writer for a few years now of products for the Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau and Tnvacation.com, Crespo's book "100 Things to Do in Memphis Before You Die" is exactly what the title suggests.
In the 1980s Dan Wilkinson and Robert Snowden were deeply involved in developing Memphis International Airport Center.
1984: Jerome Ryans became director of the Memphis Housing Authority following the resignation of Lawrence Wade from the post. Ryans, who had been the Memphis City Council's staff administrator prior to the appointment by the MHA board and backed by Memphis Mayor Dick Hackett, inherited what was considered a "troubled housing authority" by the federal department of Housing and Urban Development. Over several years, Ryans would reverse that, restore the confidence of the federal agency that supplied the bulk of funding to the MHA and begin to question the direction and role of public housing in Memphis.
One of Memphis' most recognizable office buildings, occupying a prime piece of commercial real estate on Poplar Avenue in East Memphis, is getting a makeover.
Rosemont Realty LLC is investing around $400,000 to update the 24-story i-bank Tower at 5050 Poplar Ave. The 275,634-square-foot building, built in 1967 by pioneering developer William B. Clark Sr. and formerly known as White Station Tower, includes the signature round top floor, which once housed a rotating restaurant.
Trucking industry representatives and employees packed the spacious Tennessee Ballroom at Hilton Memphis, the gleaming glass hotel in East Memphis, for Carnival Memphis' salute to the trucking industry.
A venerable shopping center in East Memphis could be getting a significant makeover, according to a recent retail market report from CB Richard Ellis Memphis.
Eastgate Center LLC, the owner of Eastgate Shopping Center at Park Avenue and White Station Road in East Memphis, could make significant aesthetic improvements to the retail center beginning this year.
The Africa in April Cultural Awareness Festival will be held Friday, April 18, through Sunday, April 20, in Robert R. Church Park, at the corner of Fourth and Beale streets. The festival includes festivities, food, arts/crafts and music showcasing the honored country of Burkina Faso. Visit africainapril.org for a schedule.
Give a crew of tech-savvy creatives a digital sandbox in which to stretch their imagination, and they're liable to build something fun and inventive that requires so much inspiration it feeds back into their real job.
The Africa in April Cultural Awareness Festival will be held Friday, April 18, through Sunday, April 20, in Robert R. Church Park, at the corner of Fourth and Beale streets. The festival includes festivities, food, crafts and music showcasing Burkina Faso. Visit africainapril.org for a schedule.
Memphis Pink Palace Museum will host Dr. Jim Dalton of GTx Corp., presenting "Genetics, Race and Medicine," Thursday, April 17, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the museum, 3050 Central Ave. Cost is free. Visit memphismuseums.org.
Kiwanis Club of Memphis will meet Wednesday, April 16, from noon to 1 p.m. at The University Club of Memphis, 1346 Central Ave. Don Johnson, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee, will speak. Cost is $18 for nonmembers.
For Memphis-based marketing communications agency archer-malmo, the story has been consistent, with a trajectory that seems to only go in one direction.
The firm, says CEO Russ Williams, is "on another big growth surge here."
There was a moment in the April 5 two-hour reopening ceremony for the renovated National Civil Rights Museum that demonstrated the tension that still exists when it comes to the important issue of who is telling the story of history.
This weekend, volunteers will return to the Tennessee Brewery property to continue getting it ready for Tennessee Brewery Untapped, a six-week series of community events that will run April 24 through June 1.
The Tennessee Brewery Untapped project's organizers have been granted a license to sell beer during the event by the Memphis Alcohol Commission.
In keeping with the local nature of the event, locally made craft beer will be available during Untapped from participants including High Cotton Brewing Co., Ghost River Brewing, Wiseacre Brewing and Memphis Made Brewing.
The Cotton Museum will host the Word Domination Scrabble Tournament to benefit the Memphis Grizzlies Preparatory Charter School Sunday, March 30, from 1 p.m. to 4:30 pm.
Players will compete in three rounds of Scrabble, with prizes awarded to the three top-scoring teams. Registration for a team of up to four people is $100, or individuals can sign up for $25 and be assigned to a team. The museum will provide Scrabble supplies, brunch cocktails and treats.
Germantown Performing Arts Center will host "action hero" performers STREB Saturday, March 29, at 8 p.m. and Sunday, March 30, at 3 p.m. at GPAC, 1801 Exeter Road. Buy tickets at gpacweb.com.
Players will compete in three rounds of Scrabble, with prizes awarded to the three top-scoring teams.
The Gavel Club of Memphis will meet for a Dutch treat lunch Friday, March 28, at 11:30 a.m. in the Holiday Inn University of Memphis Medallion Room, 3700 Central Ave. Nancy Crawford of the Better Business Bureau of the Mid-South will speak. Call 494-8639.
High Ground News, a new weekly digital magazine and website covering Memphis-area people, places and happenings, has launched, with a team led by Anna Mullins, the venture's managing editor who's also executive director of the Cotton Museum.
The Lakecrest II office building in East Memphis has changed hands again.
Southland Primacy LLC acquired the 129,104-square-foot office building at 6055 Primacy Parkway from Jefferson-Pilot Investments Inc. Feb. 28 for $4.6 million.
WASHINGTON (AP) – In elections that begin next week, voters in 10 states will be required to present photo identification before casting ballots – the first major test of voter ID laws after years of legal challenges arguing that the measures are designed to suppress voting.
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The CSUN women's soccer team (0-1-1) played to a scoreless draw at Toledo Sunday after 110 minutes of action. Junior Cynthia Tafoya made four saves to help preserve the shutout and the Matadors' overtime record improve to 4-5-9 since 2009.
Neither team was able to break the deadlock Sunday afternoon at Scott Park in Toledo, Ohio. CSUN finished with 19 shots in the match and put six on goal. Brittanie Sakajian and Breanna McCallum each had two shots on target for CSUN while Kiley Norkus and Hannah Wissler each added one.
However, the goalies were the story Sunday. Tafoya made three stops in the first half and one in the second overtime. Her counterpart, Sam Tiongson, had six stops in the game.
The Matadors finished with nine corner kicks and six fouls while the Rockets posted six corner kicks and 17 fouls. There were no cards in the contest and the teams combined for seven offsides calls.
CSUN's last 0-0 draw came on the road at UC Irvine on Oct. 26, 2012. The Matadors played two scoreless draws in 2012, the second coming at home against Tennessee on Sept. 7.
CSUN returns to action on Sunday, Aug. 31 with a road match at Utah. Kick off is slated for 11 a.m. (PT). The Matadors' home opener will come on Sept. 5 against Gonzaga at 7 p.m. from Matador Soccer Field.


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Eight hundred workers at Gaths Asbestos Mine in Mashava were this week reported to be on strike over six months' outstanding salaries, the Daily News reported Thursday.
The report said workers downed tools and took to the streets Monday following reports that the management had embezzled funds meant to pay their outstanding salaries.
According to the paper, the workers claimed that the government released $500, 000 as part of their salaries and allowances in December but that money has yet to reach them.
The $500,000 was meant to be shared between three Shabanie Mashava Mines - Gaths, Shabanie and Temeria - but only a 'combined $200,000' was disbursed to the mines, the workers claimed.
As that was not enough to pay the salaries and allowances at the three mines angry workers at Gaths mine took to the streets. According to the report drum beating and placard waving miners invaded the manager's office demanding their payment. They were finally dispersed by the police as the strike entered its third day Wednesday.
The report quoted Gaths Mine workers committee chairperson, Howard Chivasa, saying they were in meetings with management and government officials, including those from the President's office.
An unnamed worker said since the mines were taken away from the previous owner they have only been getting allowances and that stopped six months ago.
Government took over SMM 10 years ago after its owner Mutumwa Mawere was declared insolvent. The South African-based businessman has been fighting to regain his companies since. In October last year he filed an application at the Constitutional Court seeking to repossess several of his businesses, including SMM.
Mawere's phone remained unanswered for the whole of Friday while the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions said they had no information on the strike.
About 6,000 SMM workers are said to have lost their jobs since the company's take over by the government. Most of them are said to have turned to gold panning and prostitution as Mashava deteriorated into a ghost town.


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The UpTake: Banksy's art may be worth millions, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's raking in the dough.
Writing about the grafitti artist Banksy is just asking to be lampooned by the anonymous man (or at least most people assume it's a man), who repeatedly mocks attempts to place his creations in an elevated light.
"Are you kidding me?" he (or someone representing him) asked after reading what sounds like the work of some highfalutin critic on his 800 number, #1. "Who writes this stuff?"
But we're a business publication, so we get to talk about money, getting money, and generating publicity.
The artist whose work has sold for as much as $1.8 million and whose overhead typically consists of spray paint and cardboard stencils could easily be a wealthy individual, but something tells me he's not. Most of his artwork is left on other people's property, ranging from building walls, to leased trucks, where it is typically either painted over or surgically removed to be sold at auction to the benefit of whoever owned the property, not Banksy.
In one of the artist's most conventional business moves, over the weekend he sold his work in Central Park among other street artisist's pedaling their creations. Funny thing though, he was asking $60 a pop, when his original works regularly fetch six figures or more. Presumably the elderly man operating the Central Park booth was paid a wage, and another man, the driver of a truck Banksy filled with stuffed animals supposedly on their way to be butchered told Gothamist he was "just the delivery guy" and didn't know anything else. Again, more overhead—not a whole lot of opportunity for that big pay day.
Like many an entrepreneur, Banksy now has his own website, a toll free number, 1 (800) 656-4271, and is currently working in New York City on what might be considered part of an extended world tour, again, more overhead. Someone has been managing a Twitter account for @Banksy, retweeting people asking if this is really Banksy, but never once actually tweeting original content. If this is in fact the artist, at least it's free.
Michael del Castillo is the technology and innovation reporter at Upstart Business Journal, a member of American City Business Journals. A graduate of Columbia University, his work has appeared in the New Yorker. He is also the cofounder of Literary Manhattan, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting Manhattan's literary community and creating new ways to appreciate literature.
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Italy coach Cesare Prandelli has tendered his resignation in the wake of the country's elimination from the FIFA World Cup™ in Brazil. Italy's 1-0 defeat to Uruguay in Natal meant they missed out on progression to the knockout stages from Group D.
Prandelli announced at his post-match press conference: "I talked to the president of the federation.. and gave my resignation. The technical set-up didn't work, and I take all responsibility for that. Something has changed since my contract was renewed. I don't know why. I chose a certain technical plan and that's why I'm resigning - because it did not work."
The former Roma and Fiorentina coach, Prandelli, replaced Marcello Lippi as coach following the 2010 World Cup. He took Italy to the final of Euro 2012 where he was praised despite an eventual 4-0 final defeat to Spain.
I chose a certain technical plan and that's why I'm resigning - because it did not work
Italy made a strong start to the 2014 World Cup with victory over England but were left with all to play for in their final group game after an unexpected loss to Costa Rica. Despite a solid defensive performance Italy were put under increasingly pressure following the sending-off of Claudio Marchisio, and an 81st-minute goal from Diego Godin ensured Uruguay advanced to the knockout stages.
Prandelli added: "A second European Championship, third at the Confederations [Cup] and the qualification obtained in advance should not be under-estimated. The match was well-balanced in equal numbers, but the sending-off changed it all."
Prandelli was not the only man to fall leave, with president Giancarlo Abete also stepping down. He said he would recommend that Prandelli changes his mind, but that he himself was going.
"I will go to the board and offer my irrevocable resignation too. I had already made this decision before the World Cup," he said.


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| Pyongyang, January 22 (KCNA) -- The International Social Federation "For the Union and Union's Communist Party" in a statement on Jan. 14 supported the peace proposal of the DPRK, expressing hope that it would be put into practice at an early date.
The statement recalled that in the joint statement the government, political parties and organizations of the DPRK proposed having wide-ranging dialogue and negotiations with political parties and organizations of south Korea including its authorities.
Urging south Korea to accept the proposal, the statement expressed belief that lasting peace would settle on the Korean Peninsula so that urgent tasks for achieving the wellbeing of the Korean people might be carried out.
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When writers skip the Prewriting stage, they typically start too abruptly, don't know where they're going or if they're getting off the subject, write too generally, write an essay that's too short (i.e. underdeveloped), and don't know when or how to conclude. Writers who skip the Revision stage may turn in essays that areunorganized, unsupported, or illogical, that omit points the writer had in mind, or that contain serious grammatical errors that the writer could have corrected. Writers who don't revise regularly tend to make the same mistakes in the next essay and never seem to get a mental picture of what a good essay is like.


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In addition to the raids against NGOs in Egypt and the deliberate marginalization and exclusion of all official bodies of the state sector, the Ministry of Social Affairs tries to execute human rights organizations in Egypt where the Arab Program for Human Rights Activists requested on May 7, 2012 from the Ministry of Social Affairs to approve on the Project of: Partners for Integrity in the Egyptian Public Sector, funded by the United Nations Democracy Fund and the Program tried to receive any reply from the Ministry of Social Affairs; an approval or rejection, but in vain, which led the funder to ask for the refund of the amount of the grant on last November because of the delay in starting the implementation of the agreed activities. Since that time, APHRA is struggling with the Social Affaires Department and the MoSA to approve on the refund without finding any convincing response or clear reason for the delay. They didn"t give clearance or refusal for the Grant, and they even didn"t allow APHRA to send the amount of the grant back to the UNDEF.
The Arab Program for Human Rights Activists condemns the negative and oppressive approach of the Ministry of Social Affairs, and its obvious intransigence in the proceedings of accepting the grant or sending back the advance to the donor. On the other side, the Ministry has frequently confirmed that they do not have the authority to approve or reject the grant without consulting with the security authorities and this interprets their delay until getting the response from the security with ignorance of the Law no. 84 of 2002 on NGOs.
Within this context, the Arab Program for Human Rights Activists stresses on the need to abolish the supervision of the Ministry of Social Affairs on the work of NGOs where its role -on ground- is to refer issues of
NGOs to security apparatus since the moment of their establishment till the dissolution of associations.
The Arab Program for Human Rights Activists emphasizes that the approach of the Ministry of Social Affairs and the security indicates there are sovereign orders to press on NGOs to stop their disclosure of violations that occur all over the country or to close through illegal prevention of finance which is contradicted with what has been stated in the constitutional declaration issued on March 30, 2011, and also in contradiction with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Defenders.
In the meantime, the Arab Program emphasizes APHRA will not surrender to this miserable reality and would use all peaceful and legal tools to defend the right of association and the presence of civic organizations as the sole guarantee for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in Egypt.


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Imagine having to call an IT help desk to fix your central heating when it breaks down. That's not such a bizarre notion if a plan by engineers at IBM in Switzerland goes ahead. A cooling system they have developed allows the waste heat from computer chips to be put to use for domestic heating.
IBM's aim is to harness much of the energy now wasted as heat by corporate data centres and feed it into nearby homes and offices. Data centres worldwide consume 120 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually and account for 2 per cent of global CO2 emissions - about the same as that from aviation. About half the energy a data centre uses goes into keeping its servers cool.
Computer circuits are usually cooled by blowing chilled air over them, says Bruno Michel, an engineer specialising in thermal research at IBM's Zurich lab. Because water conducts heat ...
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Color BASIC 1.0 was released with the original 4k TRS-80 Color Computer in 1980. It resides on 8k bytes of ROM, and is responsible for all 'housekeeping' duties on the system. This includes hardware initialization, memory management, etc. Like most implementations of BASIC, each line of code starts with a line number and consists of one or more statements with variables and operators.
16k of memory is required for the next level of BASIC, Extended Color BASIC. ("ECB")
Extended BASIC is required for the floppy disk controller, which then gives you Disk Extended Color BASIC. ("DECB")
Color BASIC understands one type of numeric variable and string variables. Variable names in Color BASIC have the first two characters significant. The first character of the variable name must be a letter. The second can be either a letter or number. String variables are indicated by adding a dollar sign ($) after the variable name.
Numeric variables have only one type, a binary floating point implementation. Each numeric variable consumes 5 bytes of memory and can be in the range from -1E+38 up to 1E+37
Multidemensional arrays are also supported with both numeric and string variables. In the case of an array, the element address is enclosed with a parenthesis:
Multiple dimensions are separated by commas
Color BASIC provides several operators for both mathematic and (to a lesser extent) string operations
+ can be used to concatenate strings or for mathematical addition
- is used for subtraction
* is used for multiplication
/ is used for division
Parenthesis () are used to override mathematical order of operation
AND is used for logical 'and' operations
OR is used for logical 'or' operations
NOT is used for logical 'not' operations
For testing, the following operators are used:
= is equal to
> is greater than
< is less than
>= is greater than or equal to (also => is acceptable)
<= is less than or equal to (also =< is acceptable)
<> is not equal to (also >< is acceptable)
Other symbols used in BASIC:
" " indicates string data is a constant (static)
str indicates a string expression is required. This can be a static string value (in quotes), a string variable, or other function or expression that returns a string of characters.
device number indicates a device. By default, device 0 (screen and keyboard) is assumed. In Color BASIC, device #-1 (cassette) and #-2 (printer) are available to the programmer.
AUDIO [ON|OFF] Connects or disconnects cassette audio from the TV sound
CLEAR variable space[,highest memory location] reserves memory for string variables, and optionally, a machine language program
CLOAD ["name"] loads BASIC program from cassette. If no name is specified, the next program is loaded
CLOADM ["name"] loads machine language program from cassette. If no name is specified, the next program is loaded
CLOSE [device number] closes a device (in Color BASIC this can only be #-1, the cassette)
CLS(num) clears the screen. An optional color num (0-8) can be specified
CONT continues a program after pressing BREAK or a STOP statement
CSAVE ["name"] saves a BASIC program to cassette with optional name
DATA var,var,var... stores data in a BASIC program for retrieval with the READ command
DIM variable(dimension[,dimension 2,...] dimensions an array and reserves memory space for it
END indicates the end of a BASIC program
EXEC [memory address] executes the machine language program at memory address. If none specified, the execute address of the program loaded off tape is used
FOR {num} = {number} TO {number} [STEP {number}]
... NEXT (num) creates a loop where the numeric variable (num) runs from start number to end number in increments of number (STEP). If step is omitted, 1 is assumed
GOSUB {line number} calls the subroutine at the line number specified
GOTO {line number} jumps to the program's line number specified
IF {test} THEN {command(s)} [ELSE {command(s)}] performs conditional test. If the test is true THEN commands are executed, otherwise (ELSE) other commands are executed. If the no ELSE is specified, and the test is false, the next line of the program will be run
INPUT [device number] [{prompt text};] variable [,variable 2, variable n] Waits for input from device number. If not specified, device 0 (keyboard) is assumed. An optional prompt can be printed on the screen for the input statement
LIST [starting line] - [ending line] lists line(s) of your program. Either start or end can be omitted, or if both are omitted, the entire program will be listed
LLIST [starting line] - [ending line] works like LIST, but outputs to the printer
MOTOR [ON|OFF] turns the cassette motor on or off
NEW erases contents of memory (program and variable)
ON {num} GOSUB line 1, line 2, ... line n evaluates expression num and calls the numth subroutine listed
ON (num) GOTO line 1, line 2, ... line n evaluates expression num and jumps to the numth line listed
OPEN "[I|O]",device number[,"filename"] opens a device for communication
POKE memory address, data writes data (0-255) into memory address (0-65535)
PRINT device number,expression prints data to device specified. If omitted, #0 (screen) is assumed
PRINT @{screen position} expression works like PRINT, but prints at the location specified (0-511)
READ variable[,variable,...] reads the next variable(s) from the BASIC program embedded with DATA statements
RENUM num renumbers each line of the program at multiples of num
RESET(x,y) sets the semigraphics pixel at location x (0-63) and y (0-31) to black
RESTORE resets the READ pointer back to the first DATA statement
RETURN returns from a subroutine
RUN num runs the BASIC program, optionally, at the line number specified
SET(x,y,color) sets the semigraphics pixel at location x (0-63) y (0-31) to color (0-8)
SKIPF ["filename"] skips over BASIC programs on tape until the program name specified is found
SOUND tone,duration sounds a tone with frequency (1-255) and duration (1-255)
STOP causes the program to stop executing
TAB(column) tabs to the column specified (used with PRINT)
VAL(str) returns the numeric value of a string that contains a number in string form
There are a few subroutines available for machine language programs in the Color BASIC ROM that are available for general purpose programming.
POLCAT, address [$A000]: polls keyboard for a character
CHROUT, address [$A002]: outputs a character to screen or device
CSRDON, address [$A004]: starts cassette and prepares for reading
BLKIN, address [$A006]: reads a block from cassette
BLKOUT, address [$A008]: writes a block to cassette
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Zac Posen, Celebrity Stylist...
Fashion Week is done! And there were numerous looks and trends that emerged from this FW/07 Fashion Week. Stay Tuned for my summary of it all. But until then, you can view Zac Posen's Fall show. He presented his line on Thursday night, and the true stars of his collection were his brightly colored column gowns, and that cute and flowy green baby doll dress. I likey a lot...
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Pope Benedict XVI walks past prelates as he arrives for his weekly general audience in Paul VI Hall at the Vatican, on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)
VATICAN CITY: Pope Benedict on Friday appointed the new head of the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland to succeed Cardinal Sean Brady, whose tenure has been plagued by scandal over the sexual abuse of children on the predominantly Roman Catholic island.
The Vatican said Monsignor Eamon Martin, 51, had been named "coadjutor" archbishop of Armagh, meaning he will automatically succeed Brady when he retires next year.
Brady, who will remain primate until his retirement, has resisted calls by three of the four main parties in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland's deputy first minister to resign over the sexual abuse scandal.
The Vatican's move was seen as an attempt to give him a soft exit. While it spared him the embarrassment of stepping down before his scheduled retirement, he will effectively be sidestepped as Martin takes over the running of the diocese.
Armagh, which is in Northern Ireland, is a particularly significant diocese because its archbishop has the title "Primate of All Ireland," the senior Church position on the divided island.
A BBC television documentary last year reported that Brady failed to warn parents their children were being sexually abused by a priest in 1975 after he had been given the information by one of the victims.
The abuser, Father Brendan Smyth, died in 1997, just one month into a 12-year sentence after pleading guilty to 74 charges of indecent and sexual abuse of boys and girls for more than 30 years.
Brady apologised at the time of the documentary but said it was misleading.
The Church in Ireland, where for centuries religion was embedded in the national psyche, has been rocked by a series of reports of child sex abuse stretching back decades and of leaders' complicity in covering them up.
Ireland last year closed its embassy to the Vatican, one of its oldest diplomatic missions, after relations hit an all-time low over the abuse scandals.
"I am saddened that many good Catholics were let down so badly over the issue of abuse and that some have even stopped practising their faith," Martin said in a statement about his appointment.
"As Church, we must continue in our efforts to bring healing to victims and ensure that young people are always protected, respected and nurtured," he said.
A Vatican report last year accused the island's religious leaders of negligence and called for more reforms there to avoid a similarly "shameful" scandal in the future.
Years of crisis over sexual abuse have included several damning government reports, the resignations of several Irish bishops and a papal letter to Irish Catholics.
As in other countries, Catholic leaders were accused of turning a blind eye to sexual abuse and shuttling clergy accused of abuse from parish to parish instead of defrocking them or turning them in to police.
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Recently the San Luis Obispo Police Department initiated the Neighborhood Officer Program. The Police Department is now offering crime mapping for each of the 13 designated neighborhoods. The assigned Neighborhood Officers and crime map data are available through the Departments web site http://www.slocity.org/police/neighborhoodOfficers.asp. The crime maps are designed to show seven different areas of reported criminal activity in each individual ...Read More »
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Unit 2 at Pacific Gas and Electric Company's (PG&E) Diablo Canyon Power Plant safely shut down today as it was designed to do after an electrical disturbance occurred in equipment that supports moving power to the state's electric grid. Unit 1 continues to safely generate power. Results from the preliminary investigation indicate the electrical disturbance was the result of a ...Read More »
SLO Sheriff's Deputies Currently Investigating Abandoned Car Associated With At-Risk Missing Person
San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's deputies and detectives are currently investigating an abandoned car that is believed to be associated with an at-risk missing person who is described as being suicidal. Maria De La Cruz Albarran Uribe from Nipomo went missing in the Port San Luis Harbor area. The 41-year-old is described as an Hispanic female, 5' 5", 125 pounds ...Read More »
Police Investigate Motorhome Accident Off Highway 1
Officials can't find any other people on board a motor home that went over a 650 foot cliff on Highway 1 south of Ragged point Saturday afternoon about 2:35. The one they did find was dead. Police are still investigating.Read More »
Sheriff's Office Release Cause Of Death For County Jail Inmate
The Coroner's Unit of the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office is releasing the cause of death for 35-year-old Rudy Joseph Silva. Silva was an inmate at the County Jail who complained of being ill and was transferred to Sierra Vista Medical Center on 1-23-14. Silva died four days later on 1-27-14. The cause of death is listed as respiratory ...Read More »
New Interim City Manager For Morro Bay
Morro Bay has hired an interim city manager. Ed Kreins is scheduled to start the first week in February. Kreins was the city manager of Beverly Hills for 11 years before retiring. Since then, he's served as an interim city manager in communities across California, including Pismo Beach and Solvang. Morro Bay has been searching for an interim city manager ...Read More »
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Starting Saturday, Cal Poly's Orfalea College of Business is providing free tax return assistance to individuals or families with incomes less than $50,000 a year. You can get help every Saturday through March 15. All returns are prepared by IRS-certified accounting seniors, and they're reviewed by certified professionals. They will be preparing forms including 1040, 1040A, 1040EZ, 540, 540A, 540EZ, ...Read More »
Severe Water Restrictions in Morro Bay
A growing number of communities around the state are in danger of running out of water including here on the Central Coast. Morro Bay has announced what it calls "Severe Water Restrictions." Residents are now only allowed to water landscaping twice a week. The scheduled day for watering depends on street addresses. If you have an Odd number address, you ...Read More »
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A transformer failure is to blame for knocking power out to about 900 Arroyo Grande residents yesterday just before noon. The failure also sparked a small fire at the top of the pole at t he intersection of Poplar and Juniper. Everything was back to normal for most of the affected residents by 12:30.Read More »


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Recycled Percussion to Play The Quad Resort & Casino in New Residency, Beginning 1/26
Recycled Percussion will continue to rock the Las Vegas Strip as it makes its debut at The Quad Resort & Casino, Jan. 26. The show will perform nightly at 7 p.m. (dark Fridays) as part of its new residency at The Showroom at The Quad.
"We couldn't be happier to kick-off 2013 in our new home at The Quad. The central location on The Strip is perfect for our all-ages show," said band leader Justin Spencer. "We've added in a lot of new creative elements to expand our appeal and allow us to connect with our audiences on a deeper and even more interactive level. We're really excited."
Produced by one of Las Vegas' most highly-regarded producers, David Saxe, the new Recycled Percussion show promises to be the most impressive yet. The show has been rocking the Las Vegas Strip for over two years with an unprecedented combination of Extreme percussion, engaging humor and extraordinary athleticism. Whether playing on buckets, ladders, grinders or sinks, Recycled Percussion's boundless energy and creativity are sure to blow audiences away.
"Recycled Percussion is exactly what the future of Vegas entertainment is all about. It's exhilarating to work with guys who are crazy enough to try every hysterical idea I throw at them. They are so cleaver and talented," said producer David Saxe.
In what can only be described as the most interactive show in Las Vegas, upon entrance to the show guests are equipped with a drumstick and instrument, encouraging them to play along to the junk rock fun.
"As we continue to update the offerings at the recently re-named Quad Resort & Casino, it's only fitting that we bring to our Showroom a production like Recycled Percussion," said Rick Mazer, president of the center Strip property. "Like The Quad, Recycled Percussion embodies The Feeling of fun and connectivity, and I know that our guests will enjoy the interactive nature of one of the most exciting shows on the Las Vegas Strip."
Formed in 1994 in New Hampshire at a high school talent show, Recycled Percussion's first performance gave birth to the style of music now known as junk rock. Justin Spencer, who has been named the world's "fastest Extreme drummer," along with fellow drummer Ryan Vezina, guitarist Matt Bowman and DJ Todd Griffin have averaged more than 250 shows a year since. The band was introduced in living rooms across the country on the hit TV show "America's Got Talent" on NBC. The group placed third out of more than 100,000 acts and became the first non-singing act to place in the top three in show history. The group has appeared on the cover of USA TODAY, has performed on numerous television shows including the "Today Show," and recently played their biggest show ever by performing on "China's Got Talent." The audience at the outdoor stadium was over 80,000 and the home viewership reached more than 610 million viewers. The band has also performed at the 2010 Latin Grammys, World MMA Awards, NBA and NFL halftime shows, convention general session openers, corporate events, college performances and more.
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Lack of resources and complications related to filming in Pakistan kept first-time Indian director Nitin Kakkar away from shooting his National Award winning saga 'Filmistaan', which uses Bollywood to bind India and Pakistan.
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At the end of Grey's Anatomy Season 8, Cristina (Sandra Oh) seemed determined to say goodbye to Owen (Kevin McKidd) for good. She'd decided to go off on her own and pursue a career at the Mayo Clinic, leaving Owen behind as Chief of Surgery at Seattle Grace (after one more quickie, of course).
But Kevin is just as determined to see those two wind up together in Season 9, going so far as to call Owen and Cristina "destined to be together." In an interview with Xfinity, he says, "I want Owen and Christina to be happy and to find their way back to each other. He continued, "They are kind of distanced from each other right now. There has been so much harm and damage done to the both of them."
It's hard to say whether or not Owen is referring to emotional distance between them or the actual physical distance, now that Cristina is stranded at the plane crash site. But he's definitely staying optimistic.
"I am interested in that story of them coming back together," he tells Xfinity. Guess what, Kev? So are we!
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Sofía Bara said the someone tried to break into the home a week ago through her 10-year-old granddaughter's bedroom and that the vandals painted the words "White Power" and a racial epithet on the family's Isuzu Stylus. The vandals also destroyed a trampoline in the back yard.linkage
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