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1. Map out the route that you plan to roam, so adults are assured you will find your way home!
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11. Monsters and zombies should stay off the lawn, and only visit homes with their porch lights turned on!
12. You may be dressed as a werewolf, a cat or a frog, but be cautious around strange animals, especially dogs.
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Mary Jane Schenk is preparing to exit as director for the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana, setting the stage for a season of change as the organization to prepares to bid goodbye to her and find a new leader for a new future.
Her planned departure coincides with the council's decision to give up its role as regional partner agency for the Indiana Arts Commission, but that had nothing to do with her decision to leave, she said.
Schenk intends to move to Portland, Ore., at the end of the summer to live closer to three children and four grandchildren, she explained.
Giving up the arts council directors's job "was a difficult decision — a very personal decision — that's been on my mind for a long time," Schenk added.
She became the arts council's director in May 2005, shepherding the organization through a period of dramatically increased visibility achieved in 2008 with its move to 318 Main St. and the opening of the Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery.
The gallery has provided an open, inviting space for work by area artists featured in rotating group exhibitions and in the gallery shop.
The arts council has also used the space as a lecture, conference and concert hall, hosting lectures, press conferences, dance performances and all sorts of live entertainment, including the noontime Brown Bag Series, showcasing area and visiting artists, writers, entertainers and educators.
And most recently, the arts council has agreed to coordinate an new event, the Art Fair in the Park, set to feature area artists at the Eykamp Boy Scout Center on June 25.
It's also been a period of shrinking funding for the arts and changes in the formula through which the Indiana Arts Commission awarded grants through regional partner agencies, which included the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana.
As the grants regional grants process has become more centralized, several local arts councils have stepped away from the regional partnership, refocusing their missions.
The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana recently followed suit, deciding not to renew next year in its role as the IAC's regional partner for the region including Vanderburgh, Posey, Warrick, Gibson, Pike, Knox and Spencer counties.
The decision doesn't mean the arts council will stop serving surrounding counties, notes Dirck Stahl, the president of the organization's board of directors.
"We haven't planned any change in our name. I think that without the constraints of the terms of our regional arts partnership, we have more flexibility to design our own region," Stahl said. "We have no plans to change anything about our name, mission, vision or strategic plan, but all of those things are borne in mind as we make changes."
In the meantime, the board has created a search committee to find a replacement for Schenk, who would like to make her move by September.
A widow since 1998, Schenk turned 65 in March. She's not retiring, however.
"So far I've been blessed with really good health," she said, "and I intend to keep working."
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At 64, Lynn Kinkade definitely has retired as managing artistic director of Evansville Civic.
In fact, when I called him on his cellphone Friday, the day after his last day in the office, he was already in Hot Springs, Ark., celebrating with his wife.
Kinkade took the director's job for Evansville's oldest community theater in April 2006.
During his tenure, the theater added a summer show and expanded Civic's Nextwave educational programs, developed by Christopher Tyner, the man who succeeds him as managing artistic director.
Kinkade said he looked forward to taking some time to relax, but that he intended to continue living in Evansville and staying involved in the arts.
"I'll still do some things here and there," he said. "I'll keep my hand in."
He added that he has already been talking about working on an independent production and also has been doing some booking for Wild Mother, a new female performance art troupe.
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Kensington Blaylock, a University of Southern Indiana graduate with featured in lots of USI Theatre productions and New Harmony Theatre shows, has signed on as artistic director for the performing arts school at 303B Stockwell Road.
Blaylock, 25, will direct the school's acting program and five musicals — "Damn Yankees, "Jesus Christ Superstar," "The Secret Garden" and "Disney's Alice in Wonderland Jr." — and a play (yet to be announced) going up in D'Alto's Boho Theater next season.
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Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com says San Francisco Giants GM Brian Sabean can guarantee that Hunter Pence will be with the Giants in 2013. However, Sabean can't make the same guarantee for Brian Wilson. "Pence is going to be coming back," said Sabean. "We think there are some things he can do to fix what went wrong this year. We like the player. We made a big trade to get him, and he's going to be a Giant next year."Wilson isn't expected to be ready by the start of the 2013 season. In fact, probably not till the middle of the season. If the Giants decide to non-tender him. Wilson will become a free agent.I'm speculating that Wilson and the team will reach some kind of deal to keep him in the Giants organization and not pay another $8.5 million for a player that likely won't sniff the field till the 2nd half of the season.Jaymee Sire of CSNBayArea.com says (via Twitter) Manny Burriss has been outright to Fresno. Sire also says Clay Hensley was outright as well, but he declined. Which mean...
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MONTCOAL, W.Va.—The Massey Energy Co. coal mine where at least 25 people died in an explosion this week was cited by federal regulators for violating two safety regulations on the day of the blast, according to the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
Records posted on the agency's Web site show the citations were issued Monday, but don't make clear what time. The records indicate that the agency had accused the mine's operator—Performance Coal, a Massey subsidiary—of violating a regulation that requires companies to maintain up-to-date escapeway maps. Underground coal mines are required to have maps detailing escape routes, the location of doors and refuge chambers.
The other citation involves an alleged violation of a regulation governing the splicing of electrical cables, according to MSHA's Web site.
A spokesman for the Department of Labor—which oversees MSHA—declined to comment on the alleged violations.
At the mine itself, efforts to rescue four missing miners continued to be hampered by high levels of methane gas Wednesday evening in spite of teams drilling holes to ventilate the area.
Safety officials said they planned to lower a camera to see if one of the inflatable safety chambers had been deployed, indicating that the miners may have reached it. The high gas levels threaten to delay the effort to get mine rescue teams into the mine, because officials don't want to risk another explosion. About 30 men are standing by with gear, ready to enter the mine when it is deemed safe.
"We've been looking at long odds since day one," West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin said. He said he would not let go of a "sliver of hope" that the miners might have survived. Two other miners injured in the accident remain hospitalized. Mr. Manchin said one miner remained in intensive care and the other was "doing extremely well."
Some families were skeptical that survivors would be found, saying that the odds were against finding the four missing. But Kevin Stricklin, an administrator for the Mine Safety and Health Administration, sought to reassure the families that more was being done to find the miners. "It's still a rescue operation, not a recovery operation," he said at a press conference.
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The exact cause of the explosion, the deadliest in the U.S. in more than two decades, is under investigation. Mr. Stricklin said he believed it was related to high methane levels.
MSHA has appointed a special team of investigators to look into the blast. The team includes safety officials from outside the district normally responsible for enforcement at the Upper Big Branch South Mine. The Upper Big Branch mine has a history of citations involving the ventilation of methane, which is found naturally in coal seams.
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Labor Secretary Hilda Solis said the team would evaluate all aspects of the accident, including possible causes and the operator's compliance with federal health and safety standards.
As of Wednesday evening, rescuers had drilled one bore into the mine, a second hole was more than half completed and officials were planning three additional holes, all into an area near two rescue chambers. Officials said they could attempt to lower a camera through several holes to see if the two chambers had been deployed.
Despite having a communications plan that met MSHA standards, officials say the mine did not yet have tracking devices worn by miners operating at the mine face. "They had an approved plan. They did not have it all in place," said Mr. Stricklin. He said that being closer to the mine face required special receiving equipment for the tracking signal. "It had not been delivered to the mine," he said. "There were no readers on the active section of the mine."
While rescue efforts continue, the families of those killed in the explosion have begun planning funeral services. Among them is the family of Steve Harrah, who had been at Massey about 10 years, and had one son, Zach, who will turn seven this month. "He was like a son to me," said Jack Bowden, whose daughter Tammy had been married to Mr. Harrah.
Another victim, Deward Scott, 58 years old, had spent 21 years working in mines. His wife, Crissie Scott, said, "He wasn't just a coal miner, he was a grandfather, too," with seven grandchildren and another due in August. She said her husband was laid off from coal mining in 1994 and took a variety of other jobs, but went back to mining because they needed health coverage to pay for a degenerative disk condition in her back and neck. The mining job, for all its perils, included health insurance.
A vigil is being held tonight for the Davis family, which suffered three deaths at the mine. Cory Davis, 20, joined a bevy of family members and went into the mine straight out of high school. Cory, his cousin Josh Napper, and his uncle, Timmy Davis Sr. all perished in the explosion. Three other family members, including Cory's dad, survived the blast.
Across the street from the house of Ricky Workman, 50, a neighbor's flag was at half mast. Around the corner, another neighbor had a homemade sign that read, "Pray for our Coal Miners and Families."
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Highlights of Galway's draw with Cork in the Allianz NHL Division 1A clash in Salthill. (Ireland only)
An in-depth profile of Páidí Ó Sé, the Kerry football legend, whose death at the age of 57 rocked his family and th
Westmeath boss Tom Cribbin insists he was confident his side would battle to the end after they turned around an ei
Watch Pat Spillane and Joe Brolly on Westmeath's historic victory over Meath, their first ever Championship win in
Following their easy win over Kildare, Joe Brolly was full of praise for Dublin's approach to the game.
Tributes have been paid to former Tipperary great Jimmy Doyle who has passed away
Fionnuala Carr reports on Galway's victory over Cork in the All-Ireland camogie championship


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Yesterday NBC announced it would be running a week of programming to help Obamacare get off its feet. ... more
Well if it wasn't obvious already, we now know that the media will be working to help elect Hillary Clinton. ... more
The legendary British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died, and the national media tried to pay their respects, not only for breaking Britain's "glass ceiling" with a "bruising" political style, but for transforming Britain and helping wind down the Cold War. ... more
I leave the lovers' quarrel between Woodward and the White House to others. The fascinating thing is how many other rats have been willing to gang-up on Obama, suddenly, over sequestration and the rough-and-tumble stuff that Obama regularly practices with the press. ... more
Does NBC hate Christians? ... more
The NBC series "Parenthood"' has drawn raves from TV critics this season for a storyline about a 40-something mother fighting cancer. Then on Jan. 1, NBC asked viewers to tune in the following Tuesday for an "unforgettable" new episode. ... more
During his 90 second diatribe against handguns, Costas quoted from columnist Jason Whitlock, who wrote, "Handguns do not enhance our safety. They exacerbate our flaws, tempt us to escalate arguments, and bait us into embracing confrontation rather than avoiding it." ... more
Bob Costas, just a few days after giving a cultural soliloquy during a halftime break regarding the murder/suicide of Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher, and the need to eradicate our society from guns, has managed to continue his elitist climb, claiming that the "audience" is to blame for the follow-up brouhaha about his comments. Like a good elitist, Costas is blaming his audience. ... more
Since NBC sportscaster Bob Costas went on his halftime anti-gun rant on Sunday using words written by Fox Sports Columnist Jason Whitlock, we've heard a lot from the media and from uniformed commentators about America's "gun culture." The fact is, America actually has two gun cultures and it is important to distinguish them from one another. ... more
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The International Olympic Committee will contribute $250,000 toward a memorial to the nine Israelis killed by Palestinian terrorists at the 1972 Munich Games.
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Thursday, July 2, 2015
Two people were killed and five others were taken to a hospital - including a firefighter - after an apartment fire in Old Louisville Thursday morning.Fire Chief Greg Frederick said other people might still be inside the three-story building in the 1100 block of South Second Street. WAVE 3 News' Katherine Kington reported at 10 a.m. that a crew is making its way to the top floor, where one or two more occupants might be. Another crew is ready to rush in in case the partially collapsed roof falls even more.Frederick also said the injured firefighter had been trapped on the second floor. Fellow firefighters had to rescue him. Kington reported that he had already left the hospital after being evaluated. Some of the victims jumped out of the building, while others were rescued.A neighbor said one of the people killed had planned to move out of the building this weekend.The fire was reported at 7:42 a.m. Its cause is not yet known.more ]
#BREAKING Several rescued from burning building, including firefighter. 1100 block of South 2nd St.Posted by Derrick Rose News on Thursday, July 2, 2015
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WAVE Video
Thursday, July 2, 2015
The Firefighter that suffered the cardiac arrest at the Tabernacle structure fire last week has returned home tonight. He still has some recovery ahead of him, but we are thrilled to have him back home. We thank you all again for your thoughts and prayers and ask that they continue as he continues on his road to recovery.
WAVY Video
Thursday, July 2, 2015
They are used to battling fires, but some Portsmouth firefighters are battling something else, bed bugs.Deputy Fire Chief Jim Hoffler told 10 On Your Side command staff learned of the bugs Sunday. "Anything that affects our people is a concern for us," he said.Hoffler said a city-contracted exterminator found an adult and a nymph bed bug. One was found on a cloth recliner in fire station community TV room. The other was found on a mattress."So far it's only been those two insects that they found, but we want to know if we have a bigger problem because our folks live here 24 hours at a time," Deputy Chief Hoffler said.
KWTX Video
Thursday, July 2, 2015
A Central Bell County Fire and Rescue official is refuting claims that a firefighter injured in a rollover accident involving a fire truck in April is destitute and living out of his car.Joseph Owsley, 22, told KWTX for a story on Sunday that he lost his job at a convenience store because of injuries he suffered in the rollover and is now homeless and living out of his car.The story prompted a negative backlash against the volunteer fire department that an official says is unwarranted."They can't believe we're not helping them, and they don't know that because they don't know the full story," said Cassandra Morrow, president of the board of the Central Bell County Fire and Rescue.Morrow says Owsley received $3,000 from a GoFundMe account set up by the department and a 100-Club of Central Texas donation.Owsley, however, said Tuesday he's received only half of what the department claims.Central Bell County Fire and Rescue rec... [ more ]
WHIO Video
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
An industrial fire at Genesis Rescue Products rendered the building and its contents a total loss, Kettering Fire Chief Tom Butts said.Heavy flames and smoke could be seen for milesCause of fire under investigationFire crews continue to put out hot spots Wednesday morningThe fire, believed to have started in the rear of the one-story facility in the 2700 block of Culver Avenue, is under investigation, Butts said, noting "we have no idea at this time why it started."He said there is "nothing suspicious whatsoever" about the fire that burned through most of the roof and caused a spare truck tire inside to explode. He declined to guess at estimating the dollar-figure loss.Crews received the dispatch at 6:19 p.m. Tuesday and found heavy flames and smoke that could be seen for miles, Butts said. Fire officials spoke with the business owner, the chief said, who told them it was a normal business day and that all of the employees left at 5 p.m.Genesis ma... [ more ]
Michael Clark, RIP BROTHER
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Within just a few days-a fire department in West Virginia lost two members in off duty crashes. Another crash left a FF dead in the NE-leaving 3 little kids and a wife behind. The 2nd one, (in West Virginia) happened this morning at around 0300, killing 22 year old Firefighter Brandon Mooney.22 years old. Mooney was driving a Jeep when he lost control, causing it to roll over several times before landing over a hillside. The Jeep went several hundred feet before stopping. All four of the people inside the vehicle were thrown from the Jeep. None of them were wearing seatbelts. Three women were taken to the hospital for treatment. No word on their conditions yet. Cops say alcoholic beverages were found in the vehicle and that may have been a factor in the crash.Mooney is the second Firefighter the Glasgow Fire Department has lost in little over a week. On June 22, Firefighter Michael Clark, 21, died in a crash near Glasgow. His ... [ more ]
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Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Hotshot widow Roxanne Warneke recalled being "enraged" when she first visited the site where her husband William Warneke died in June 2013 along with 18 of his fellow Granite Mountain Hotshots.The terrain of the Yarnell Hill wildfire came as a shock, Warneke said, because she knew that venturing down that rocky canyon went against everything her husband had been taught in his military and firefighting training.She wanted answers.Getting those answers was not easy, however, neither for Warneke nor for the other families.Twelve of the families sued the state in June 2014 - in part to require more transparency in the investigation process.Indeed, information was central to the list of 32 steps the Arizona State Forestry Division has promised to do as a part of a settlement of the wrongful death lawsuit that the 12 Hotshot families filed.Parties on all sides appeared satisfied with the settlement, which, along with the list of ... [ more ]
Incident Commander Chris Wilcox briefs
Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell,
center, on the Washington fire from a
command post in the Gardnerville,
Nevada, area on Wednesday, June 24,
2015. The lightning-caused fire near
Markleeville, California, has grown to
nearly 17,000 acres since Friday, June
26. Irene Davidson with the U.S. Forest
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Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Two firefighters have suffered minor injuries in the Washington Fire near Markleeville, California, as efforts continue to contain the blaze, which has burned more than 17,700 acres of brush. Crews are continuing mop-up efforts on all fronts, said U.S. Forest Service spokeswoman Genevieve Villemire. Two fire divisions have been combined on the west front, and the fire's southeast area is being attacked by air with six water-dropping helicopters, Villemire said.The two firefighters who were hurt sustained knee injuries that were not serious, Villemire said.Cooler temperatures, increased humidity and some light rain have helped reduce the intensity of the blaze. On Monday, nearly a quarter of an inch of rain fell in the northeast section of the fire, according to the National Weather Service. A 30 percent chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms was forecast for Tuesday. The fire has resulted in 271 campers being evacuated, including those at the... [ more ]
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
A two-alarm fire spread quickly through a New Hampshire apartment building last night,
leaving nine people homeless and the building condemned, according to the fire
chief.No one was hurt, but at one point, three firefighters were
surrounded by flames on the second floor of the home, prompting one of them to
declare a "Mayday," a call for help that firefighters make only when they feel
their lives are in imminent danger."An experienced, seasoned Franklin
Fire Department officer found the firefighters a way out of where they were,
getting them out of the Mayday situation," said Fire Chief Kevin LaChapelle,
declining to name the officer Tuesday night. Police and firefighters
were called to 40 School St., a 2-1/2-story apartment building in the streets
behind the city's center, at 6:18 p.m. after several callers reported the
building was on fire, according to police. A neighbor who did not want
to be identified said the street was quiet until... [ more ]
Monday, June 29, 2015
Six firefighters were injured while battling a fire at a single-story business in El Sereno Sunday.Crews were called to the scene at 4390 East Valley Boulevard, adjacent to the Metrolink railroad tracks just east of Soto Avenue, and several blocks from the County/USC Medical Center, around 11:30 a.m.An intensive attack began, with more than 160 firefighters called to the scene.A #LAFD spokesperson reported the fire was knocked down after two hours, 35 minutes.Fire officials asked that train operations be halted on the San Bernardino Line Metrolink tracks during the firefight.Smoke could be seen as far away as from West Los Angeles, according to City News Service.
Monday, June 29, 2015
Two firefighters were treated for minor injuries Saturday after the fire department put out a two-alarm fire at an apartment house on Bessie Street, according to Quincy Deputy Fire Chief Paul Griffith.One was treated at the scene, while a lieutenant was transported to South Shore Hospital and treated for a cut on the face, a slight concussion and dehydration. He was released later that day.Police were called to the four-family home at 1 Bessie St. at about 4 p.m. Saturday. A fire had spread from a second-floor deck into the attic.The cause was careless disposal of a cigarette, according to the fire department.The fire "spread from outside and up into the attic before it was noticed," Griffith said.Everyone was out of the house by the time firefighters arrived, he said.No civilians were injured, and the fire was knocked down within an hour, Griffith said.The damage was estimated at $400,000. After the fire was extinguished, firefighters were able to sa... [ more ]
Monday, June 29, 2015
A man is dead after an Audi collided with the rear end of a fire truck in Toronto's west-end on Sunday night.The incident happened just before 8 p.m. on the Highway 427 southbound ramp to Brown's Line.OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt said OPP and Toronto Fire were investigating a collision in the area when an Audi slammed into the back of a fire truck.The male driver of the Audi was pronounced dead at the scene.Toronto Fire told CityNews that a female firefighter, who was in the truck, had sustained a minor injury to her arm and was treated on scene.The 427 southbound ramp to Brown's Line was closed for the collision investigation, but has since reopened.
KDVR Video
Monday, June 29, 2015
A firefighter is recovering after falling through a roof while batting a fire just north of downtown Denver.It started as a routine dumpster fire behind a building at 3850 Blake St., but nothing is routine when it comes to fighting a fire and making sure everything is safe.The call came in about 9:30 p.m. and Denver Fire crews quickly responded. The fire from the dumpster did some damage to the side of the building so crews had to climb on to the roof to make sure they had it all put out.That's when the firefighter stepped on a skylight and fell about 25 feet."Because the dumpster was right next to the building, the building was scorched on the outside," Denver Fire Lt. Mike Pylar said. "That's why we went to the roof to make sure it's OK, to make sure nothing on the other side of the wall was on fire."The firefighter was taken to Denver Health Medical Center with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries.
Sunday, June 28, 2015
It is simple, inexpensive, easy to make, and could possibly save the
lives of bush firefighters across Australia and maybe the world!The Burn Over Protection Unit
is the brainchild of inventor and volunteer bush firefighter Chris Probert, who
lives in the small town of Denmark in Western Australia's south coast.Folded
into a cabinet on top of the water tanks at the rear of a fire pump truck, the
hi-tech heat resistant "tent" drops down over three people in a matter of
seconds, providing a temporary protective refuge while a fire front
passes.It takes seconds for the fabric shield to deploy without need for
motors, electricity or hydraulics to operate it.The 67-year-old, who retired
to Denmark after a life of designing and manufacturing as a mechanical engineer,
became involved in his local Ocean Beach volunteer bush fire brigade four years
ago.Mr Probert said it quickly became apparent to him that fighting fires in
dense bush on the south coast ... [ more ]
Sunday, June 28, 2015
A sergeant firefighter fell from a helicopter on Friday in the State of Ceará, in the Northeast of Brazil. He broke both legs and a rib and suffered injuries in his arms, but no life-threatening injury. According to the media, he was rappelling from the helicopter during a law enforcement operation, when he lost control of the descend speed.
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Petr Cech is to undergo a scan on Monday to discover the extent of the injury he suffered in Chelsea's victory over Everton. The goalkeeper was forced off at half-time in his side's eventual 2-1 win at Goodison Park on Sunday after suffering from pain in his groin. Chelsea have since confirmed Cech is to have further assessment on Monday after sustaining a "strained adductor muscle at the top of his leg". And the Czech is hoping for a positive result from the scans, as he told his official website: "I think it was in 40th minute when I was punching the ball away and when I jumped I felt pain in my right groin. "I finished the half knowing I would not be able to continue after the break. We will see how serious it is. We will know more after the medical check that I undergo tomorrow."
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Sgt. James Crowley, the now famous police officer involved with the Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates arrest, spoke to the media after the beer blast with Gates and President Obama on Thursday.
Crowley was a study is steady calm and charisma.
He was so effective, MSNBC's Chris Matthews had one of those chills up and down his leg that he used to experience when candidate Obama spoke during the campaign.
Crowley certainly has a career in politics if he so desires. Or as a TV personality and commentator.
Hopefully, he won't turn into one of those law and order Gestapo-types on Fox News.
We can only hope he doesn't end up on Fox News —- in any capacity.
Can you imagine those "I'm white and being discriminated against" hate-spewers like Sean Insanity interviewing Crowley?
Or worse, Fox News' Minister of Propaganda Glenn "Goebbels" Beck.
Beck: "Ya gotta admit, Sgt. Crowley, Obama is an angry black man who hates white people."
Crowley: "I didn't get that from him."
Beck: "He showed his true colors at that press conference, boy."
Crowley: "Actually, he seems to be a person comfortable with everyone he talks to."
Beck: "Ya, comfortable in his own skin. He called you stupid. Couldn't you have arrested him or deported him back to Kenya?"
Crowley: "I don't have that kind of authority, and wouldn't if I did."
Beck: "Authority is what's lacking, boy. It's being taken away from white people as we speak."
Crowley: "I'm sorry, but I just don't see that."
Beck: "I'm not talking out my, y'know, booptee, here. You had the authority to arrest that college professor from that liberal institution that promotes anti-Americanism and unleashes homosexuals into the general public."
Crowley: "Harvard?"
Beck: "You were doing your job and the namby-pamby Democrat Party is slamming you for it."
Crowley: "Actually, a lot of Democrats thought I acted appropriately and didn't overstep my bounds."
Beck: "What's wrong with overstepping your bounds? That's how I got this show. That's why I have so many followers who would marry a pig if I told them to."
Crowley: "There is that."
Beck: "Nothing wrong with just following orders. Some great men throughout history have used that phrase —- and been persecuted for it!"
Crowley: "Ah, if you say so. Is our time just about up —- I have some boring paper work I have to take care of."
Beck: "You're a great American. And America is a better place because you're in it."
Crowley: "That's kind of you to say."
Beck: "Well?"
Crowley: "Well, what?"
Beck: "Aren't you gonna return the compliment?"
Crowley: "You ought to be glad there's no law against being brain dead and still being allowed to have your own show on Fox, or I'd run you in."


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Rehabbers and ground rent holders are creating new rents on the land under those houses, saddling buyers with annual fees of as much as $240. In some cases they tack a new ground rent on top of an existing one, which can increase a homeowner's yearly bill to more than $300.
"I actually couldn't believe it was legal," said Moriarty, a rheumatologist and a vice president at St. Agnes Hospital. "It was one of those things where you feel like you've been slimed."
A century ago, the creation of new ground rents helped to build Baltimore by making housing affordable for the working class. But today, critics say, it serves only to make ground rent holders money.
"There's no reason in this day and time to create a ground rent," said Shina Parker, president of Integrity Title & Escrow. "It's a trend in the market now, and I think we're going to continue to see it. It's unfortunate."
The ground rent system's tenacious grip on Baltimore illustrates the challenge awaiting those who want to reform it. In recent years, some ground rent holders have increasingly used the system to gain possession of homes or extract substantial fees from their owners, while fending off various reform proposals in the General Assembly.
Tens of thousands of Baltimore residents pay ground rent, a practice that took hold in the city in the 19th century. But since 2000, some ground rent holders have become unusually aggressive, filing nearly 4,000 lawsuits over unpaid rents, an investigation by The Sun found. Most suits were settled with homeowners making payments that typically dwarfed the original debt. In 521 cases, Circuit Court judges have granted rent holders the right to seize houses. Some people regained ownership by paying off their obligations, though court records don't make clear how often that happens.
The newspaper's findings generally took public officials by surprise.
The articles "stirred my blood, and it is still boiling," said state Sen. Brian E. Frosh, who chairs the Judicial Proceedings Committee. "This is a series of outrages that just shouldn't be happening." Frosh, a Montgomery County Democrat, said yesterday that the system has become a "trap for the unwary" and that reforming it must be a "high priority" when legislators convene in January.
Experts in real estate and some public officials suggest several changes to help consumers protect themselves and curtail the extraordinary power of ground rent holders:
--Limit the disproportionate penalties homeowners face. Ground rent holders can take possession of a house for nonpayment of a bill under $100, sell it and pocket all the proceeds. By contrast, mortgage lenders receive only what they are owed when a home is sold through foreclosure.
"The laws really need to be rewritten," said David Pierce, an attorney with King Title Company. "The idea is to get the ground rent, but you're not really supposed to get their $200,000 house."
Delinquent homeowners also face substantial charges on top of the overdue ground rent. Ground rent holders can bill up to $500 before filing suit, $700 in attorney's fees in connection with a suit and $300 for a title search, plus other costs, all of which can add up to thousands of dollars.
--Require more aggressive action to find homeowners before they are sued or lose their houses. Some ground rent holders make minimal attempts to contact property owners, eschewing search technology that makes it relatively easy to find a person.
--Create readily accessible records of all ground rents, and a registry of ground rent holders.
In the absence of centralized information, homeowners and even mortgage lenders may lose track of ground rent holders and have no easy way of identifying or locating them.
"Nobody knows how many are out there," said Paul Anderson, chief legal review officer for the state Department of Assessments and Taxation.
--Improve oversight. No one in the city or state regulates ground rent holders the way Realtors and others in the real estate industry are overseen. Nor does any government office help consumers navigate the often confusing system. Homeowners say they don't know where to turn. Consumers have made 13 complaints, six of them concerning fees, to the Attorney General's office since 2002.


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Home Organization: Transforming Your Winter Closet
Entry #3191, January 13, 2014
The cold winter weather is definitely a "bed" weather. But don't feel like the cold weather has to put a damper on your home rituals. This winter is the perfect time for home organization. You can do something at home to warm up your body and have your things organized at the same time. All you need to do is to transform your winter closet into a stylish and functional storage.
Transforming your closet doesn't have to be seasonal. You can actually do this project as soon as you feel there's a need for a change. So, it's not just keeping your body warm by doing this task, but also doing something good for your interior. Here are some helpful ideas in transforming your winter closet:
Home Organization: Transforming Your Winter Closet
Make it your private home office
One of the unique and smart ways to transform your closet is by making it your home office. You can do this by setting up your desktop computer, file folders and other office essentials in a vertical space of your closet. This transformation is really cool and will save you a lot of space. You can use the vertical space of your coat closet for this project. Choose a perfect color theme to pump up your new home office space.
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Covert your closet into a fully-stocked bar
Turn your dreary linen closet into a functional masterpiece by making it a stocked bar. Anyone who gets to see this closet transformation will definitely be amazed with its looks. You can place the wine rack on top and have another shelf below for the miscellaneous. If you want to make it look deeper and wider, attached a mirror at the back and side wall to provide the illusion.
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Transform it into a mini library
If you have a drab closet in your room, the best way to make it functional and useful is to transform it into a mini library. All you need is to remodel the shelves of your closet like the ones you see in a library. Then, fill-in the shelves with books, magazines and other learning materials. Make sure you add more lights to make it inviting and more comfortable.
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Decided to take a big LEAP out of North America and visit Sonar this year. Looks incredible. Anyone else going? Anyone been before and would like to share some stories/expierences?
Decided to take a big LEAP out of North America and visit Sonar this year. Looks incredible. Anyone else going? Anyone been before and would like to share some stories/expierences?
My friend got bit at the barricade for the Beastie Boys by some crazy bitch....watch out for that! But, I hear its incredible!
Upcoming Shows:
U2: 6/28 @ United Center
Lollapalooza: 8/1 @ Grant Park
i thought about it (ill go anywhere for underworld), because i will be flying back from israel to the states over that weekend, but i just cant swing it money-wise. gonna stop off in london instead where i have friends and can crash at their place.
no coachella for me this year. lineup is too weak to fly coast to coast.
i went last year, and had a lot of fun. it's broken down by "day" and "night" (you need tickets for both separately and are in different locations). sonar by day is held on the center of the city. it offers shows, multimedia rooms, showcases, debates, expositions. not many people here and it's a good time to relax and learn.
sonar by night is held in a sort of old warehouse outside the city. it's only shows it goes from ~9pm to beyond 7am. it reminded me of parties in south america. i never saw any of the rooms overcrowded, so you'll have plenty of space to move around. it's a well organized festival.
and by the way, if you aren't sticking to alcohol, be careful with the drugs that you buy there. a lot of fakes. sonar has set up drug-testing booths right by the entrance where you bring your pills to be analyzed and they give you a break down of the actual ingredients.
I was able to go Saturday night last year...fresh off 15 hours of combined travel from LA, no sleep, went with a few people I met on the train, best decision I've ever made. As somebody brought up in the LA dance music scene, it was marvelous to me how the highest energy act (2ManyDJs) didn't go on until something like 4am. GO!!!
Also, is that really Steve Reich on the lineup? That rules.
Line up announced! Trentmoller. aphex twin. Cut copy. The Human league. Annie! Super excited..Nothing DFA related. ..but super solid..
lol dfa fucking blows.
APHEX TWIN?! what a lineup
Rhythm is a dancer.
Man, that lineup has the goods. Wish I could go to this every year
Little dragon!
4/8 Ride @ The Roxy, 4/10 St. Vincent @ The Cosmopolitan, 4/14 Barry Manilow @ Staples Center, 5/2 Desert Daze, 5/8-10 Levitation, 5/16 The Juan Maclean @ The Regent, 6/10 Emmy the Great @ Hotel Cafe, 6/12 Emmy the Great @ Hotel Utah
Aphex, Trentemoller, & Underworld all in Barcelona? And in June no less (beaches).
Seriously considering this.
Four tet, Tiga and James Murphy! I'm very excited about the adds...
I got my DFA wish..
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I wonder if he goes and dj's in Ibiza...
I want to go :/
I know nothing about this festival. What are the details?
5/22: Move D, Reaganz, Sassmouth @ Monarch
5/28: Refused, White Lung @ GAMH
5/29: Spoon @ The Fox Theater, Oakland
5/29: Max Cooper EMERGENCE @ PW
5/30: Neutral Milk Hotel @ Pappy & Harriet's
6/2: Kiasmos ft. Olafur Arnalds, Rival Consoles @ The Independent
6/6: Matthew Dear, Daniel Bortz @ Public Works
6/12: Christian Loeffler @ TBA
6/17: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah @ The Independent
6/21: Underworld, Jungle @ The Hollywood Bowl
6/25: Until the Ribbon Breaks @ The Rickshaw Stop
I think Sonar was first brought to my attention by you, Edward. I have looked into it since and the lineups are very much to my liking.
Cara - here is the schedule for 2011.
ha. :-) doesn't surprise me. that's where I first saw fever ray.
glad to see you are making plans, you will really enjoy it.
Edward, or anyone else that has been to Sonar - do you have any suggestions as far as where to stay or any other tips regarding the festival (I guess anyone who has been to Barcelona could chime in too)? I know that day&night passes for 2012 are on sale but I have also been looking into after parties from last year and see that there are a lot of good ones that coincide with Sonar by Day and Sonar by Night. I came across a review that suggested buying single day tickets for each day/night that you want to attend once the schedule is released so you could still fit in sightseeing or any of the after parties. I'm curious to know how much higher ticket prices will be once the schedule is out, but considering this flight is gonna cost at least a grand, it really doesn't matter too much.
off to post in the travel thread...
Renting an apartment is cheaper than a hotel in Barca if you plan to stay for 5 days or more. If you are happy to slum it, grab a hostel in the centre of town.
For apartments.
Cool hostel on Place Reial
I only know that I don't recommend the hostel I stayed at.
sonar by night goes until 6 am or so, I think, so I am not sure what the afterparties consist of. I imagine sonar by day, sonar by night, AND after parties must span 24 hours. I only went to sonar by night and still got some great sightseeing in. (and new camera shopping... blegh)
I bought single night tickets off people with extra each night I showed up. I barely discovered the festival a month before I arrived, though, so I don't know how prices would have been different in advance.


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Chris - sorry you couldn't make it. I hope your wife is getting better. Are you passing the torch or do you want to take on next year's event?
I really only jumped in because it seemed like the event was headed for the dustbin for '09. I'm happy with being the interim guy and letting someone else take it this year.
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Bring it north again. In trying to avoid conflict and overlap with the ER, locations became pretty limited as did the time slots. Rick's already got a good, major event that covers that area. Try and jam another in and one or the other is going to suffer.
Eyes on site are an obvious need that I dropped the ball on. Despite assurances and best intentions, there's no substitute for someone who understands the scope and needs of the event getting out there. I intended to do this early on, while changes could still be made, but I flipped my knee over backwards in Feb and that injury/surgery/rehab prevented any sort of travel. Who ever takes the event should understand that it'll be difficult to get others to check out the site and if they do, their perspective may not take all the issues into account. They will have to go to the candidate sites themselves.
If Bob (Mtn Bound), Rick (R1100Rick) and Dan (GSweave) wish to be involved in next year's event, by all means, get them on board. Top shelf people that get the job done.
If I think of anything else, I'll pipe up.
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He couldn't bring himself much sleep, and on the wee hours before dawn there he is, staring at the serene expression of the boy in his arms, gently playing his fingers through the tangles of the hair messed on his shoulder. He wants to brush the bangs away from the forehead of his friend, to touch him tenderly, to caress his temples.
They spent the night talking about the long days of childhood summers without each other in their lives, their arcane loss and loneliness, what had happened to you I wish you'd been fine I love you.
He wishes Mew had been fine, or he had been fine at least. He would like to reach the other's heart, hankers for the strength to pull him out of the desperate darkness. It was Mew who hauled him out when they all realized that Tang would never go home. In vain, to no avail. But the stubborn, lonely young pianist tried, so why couldn't he? Because he is there too he could not muster his strength, if he ever has.
How can he help someone out of the shadows when he sinks deeper as every day passes into the unfathomable void of tedium? The thought frightens him, but he couldn't imagine Mew trapped in an atrocious world laced with tales of sadness and seasoned with the taste of dark fear. He would not see him like that, would take him away, would not let him be. No way.
For a moment, he caught himself staring at Mew and found the closed lids, the faintly wet lashes. He wonders what phenomenon is going on in the obstinate core of Mew to make him respond like that in his sleep. He knows Mew could be very fragile and sad but could for sure take care of himself, living in tranquillity within the noise of the world they feel to be isolated from.
Still he can't stop thinking about Mew, especially when he is the only person he certainly wants to hangout with. He has other friends of course, but they mostly drink on Fridays and smoke cigarette sticks, bum around the plaza and chatter about romances with girls─above all about his relationship with Donut. He is fine with those, although girls don't seem to interest him and he can't see the logic to narrate Donut's impetuous whinings. But Mew is different. Mew doesn't give a damn about the troublesome romances or his despotic mother or his sexual preference. And Mew knew the strife circumstance brought that has been smashing his family for years, the emotional turmoil's that is distressing him.
In the sudden twitch of heart, his thoughts shift to the what-ifs that are thus going to send his mother in scorn and scrutiny: What if it is Mew he is sitting with beside the glass walls instead of Donut in the café after school, talking to the phone every night about anything under the sun (and the moon and the stars and the skies), taking on a date at Siam Square on Christmas Day.
He looked up at the thoughts he imagines to appear like a comic balloon above his head. He curled a smile, chuckling silently at himself, and graced his open arm to shoo away the balloon when Mew drowsily grazes his head on his chest. He looked down and realized that he only goes deeper in the slumber, finding a comfortable position in his embrace. He finds himself with a slight thud from the inside of his chest, but manages to wane out the tense.
Slowly, he circles his arms around Mew while lying on one side and pulls him in a firm hug, running his fingers thru the hair of his friend, his other hand loosely holding the other's slender waist, sometimes caressing through the back. His cheek is gauchely pressed against the softness of the pillow, his lips brushing the mess of the bangs, their legs entangled together. Hugging male friends would make him feel like a fag, but with Mew, intimacy never mattered.
He dozed in their soporific position for a while, and woke up in the first sign of morning light. Time to get up, said a voice in his mind and he sees a glimpse of his mother panicking with paranoia. Glancing at Mew, he decided to pull out from the hug without waking him. He wishes Mew to walk him to the front door, bid him take care with a hand waving good-bye and lips curling into an adorable smile. But he'll rather wait for another chance than break the hush of the gentle mood.
He caught himself staring at the incomplete wooden Christmas toy he bought Mew as a souvenir from Chiangmai few years ago before writing a note on a post-it memo he found on the computer desk. You were sound asleep in my arms. I tried not to wake you.He thinks of saying a few things but finds it inappropriate and doubts if he ever has words. That night they spoke of loneliness and resentments like adults, drifting through the tantrums as if there's no hope in their hands. But they are young and gay, exhilarations must replace their forebodings, and that shall last forever.
He sticks the note on the bed post near the desk and stares for a moment at his dozing friend, confused but holding on. Anguished but caring. Without hesitation, he meekly gives Mew a lingering kiss on the forehead, rolls the curtains free from the ties, walks out of the room and closes the door in an unperturbed manner.


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|Dijon style mustard
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|Celery seed
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|White wine vinegar
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|Green bell pepper/Red bell pepper
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2) Add the halved hen and turn over to coat it properly.
3) Refrigerate with cover on for an hour or keep overnight, turning it once in a while.
4) Pre-heat a gas grill or barbeque for 10 minutes at medium temperature.
5) Place the hen halves on the pre-heated rack of the grill or barbecue and retain the marinade.
6) Cook for 30 minutes turning it occasionally until it becomes tender.
7) Remove to a serving plate and keep it warm.
8) Take a nonstick saucepan of capacity 1-quart and heat oil in it.
9) Place the pepper and cook on medium-high flame for a minute, stirring often.
10) Add the retained marinade and corn, allowing it to boil and continue cooking for 5 minutes.
11) Take a small bowl and mix 2 teaspoons of water and cornstarch, stirring vigorously until starch dissolves.
12) Add it to the corn mixture and cook for a minute, stirring continuously until it becomes thick.
13) Pull out the skin from the hen halves and serve with corn relish on the side.


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We Don't Need Roads: the Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy
Are you chicken? Please don't be and join us at the library as we celebrate the 30th anniversary of the release of the movie Back to the Future, with two programs. At this first program, author Caseen Gaines unfolds the story of how two young filmmakers, Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, struck lightning. Read more...
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Marty McFly went back to 1955, but also forward in time to 2015 (Hey! That's this year), and to celebrate, the library will screen the original 1985 movie. This is the second of two Back to the Future programs. Click here to read about We Don't Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy. Refreshments will be provided. This program is supported by the Friends of the Morristown & Morris Township Library.
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Reminder: Geisel Library building is closing early on September 17, 2009!
On Thursday, September 17, 2009, Brian Schottlaender, the Audrey Geisel University Librarian, will be hosting the annual "Dinner in the Library" in the lobby of the Geisel Library building. To allow for preparation for this event, Geisel will close to all library users starting at 2:00p.m. and all users will need to be out of the building by 2:15p.m. Library users are encouraged to plan their work around this schedule change.
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As revealed first in a study by The Wall Street Journal last December, the Minerals Resource Rent Tax will bring in considerably less than originally envisaged by the Labor government.
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"Coal miners may not book a DTA due to the current outlook for coal prices; however, the iron ore miners will likely book a DTA," Mr. Young said in a note to clients, adding the DTA will be recalculated every six months and will depend on variables including the iron ore price, mine life, net asset backing and book value.
If Australia's Labor-led government is successful in returning the country to surplus within a year, it will be in spite of a mining investment boom, not because of it.
Leaders in Australia continue to promise they will improve the country's fiscal position from a deficit of 37.1 billion Australian dollars (US$37.1 billion) this past year to a surplus of A$1.5 billion in the next fiscal year. With massive mining projects as far west as the Pilbara and east to the Queensland coal mines keeping unemployment around 5% and driving salaries for even truck drivers to more than A$250,000 a year, the country's tax take is certain to grow even if Europe continues to fumble its future.
But while the government promises the boom will continue, forecasting a A$450 billion pipeline of mining investment, it is also coming to the realization that a mining boom shouldn't be confused with a mining investment one. In some ways, in this stage of the mining investment cycle, the country's budget may actually be worse off.
Just how big a bill will Australian miners pay as a result of the government's new Minerals Resource Rent Tax, or MRRT? If you listen to the mining sector, the new levy could squeeze them so hard that they'll look elsewhere for future investments. However, though the parliament's lower house passed the law last month, the answer to the basic question of tax bills is still up in the air.
Part of the reason for this is that equity analysts are wary of revising their models for companies based on legislation whose fine print and accounting application is still yet to be finalized. But using UBS's estimates of per-ton tax liabilities, it's not hard to produce a rough-and-ready estimate of what the miners will pay and what the government will earn.
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