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JUNCTION CITY - Only four games into the season, the Great Bend High School Lady Panthers have already matched last year's win output.
After playing three games in three days last week in the season-opening Hays City Shoot-Out, the Great Bend High School varsity basketball teams play back-to-back games against Class 6A schools, starting tonight and finishing up late Saturday afternoon.
ELLSWORTH - The Hoisington High School wrestling team seized a 70-12 victory over the Ellsworth Bearcats in a dual on Thursday night.
LARNED - With 30 seconds remaining in the high school basketball game, Gavin Vink sank a 3-pointer to put Ellinwood ahead of Kinsley 53-52 in a consolation-bracket game of Larned's Keady Basketball Classic.
Great Bend High School's boys' swim team finished second in its home waters at Kirkman Activity Center on Tuesday afternoon.
PRATT - In their first game of the season, the Stafford High School boys' basketball team had four players in double figures as it beat Pratt-Skyline 72-48 on Tuesday night.
LARNED - Defensive pressure was the name of the game on Tuesday night for St. John High School's girls' basketball team.
VALLEY CENTER - Competing in a season-opening wrestling meet in the Valley Center Duals, Great Bend High School captured second in the Gold Pool with a 4-1 record, good for third place overall out of eight teams.
LARNED - Adolfo Ibarra led four Macksville High School basketball players in double figures on Monday afternoon at the Gene Keady Classic.
OSBORNE - Hoisington High School got the wrestling season started off right with a first-place finish at a tournament in Osborne.
ST. JOHN - The St. John High School girls' basketball team graduated their leading scorer and rebounder from last year.
SALINA - It was a slow start to the season for the Great Bend High School boys' swim team.
HAYS - Great Bend High School's final shot from Brock Ibarra for a chance to win was off-target on Saturday afternoon at Hays Middle School.
HAYS - It all hinged on a pair of free throws from Great Bend High School's Regan Unruh.
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Front row: Jayden Johnson, Mara Fletchall, Kayli Shull, not pictured Olivia Mull
The GBHS varsity volleyball team won first place in the Barton Summer League tournament defeating Central Plains in the championship. The team will head to the University of Colorado Team Camp at Boulder July 16-18th. The Great Bend JV finished in second place in their tournament.
SALINA – St. John's Dean Wade, headed for Kansas State University, scored 15 points and grabbed a team high nine rebounds to help the White team roll past the Blue team 118-91 in Saturday's Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Boys All-Star Game at Mabee Arena.
Local kids ranging from first grade to eighth grade converged on the Memorial Stadium turf this week to improve their football field skills. Head high school coach Tony Crough and his full staff of coaches were on hand to lead athletes through position specific drills. Athletes worked on fundamentals such as throwing, catching, passing and run blocking, firing off the ball, hip movement, proper stance and footwork as well as team blocking concepts, learning plays, and reading defenses.
Great Bend Middle School will hold two football equipment sizing sessions. The first will take place on Monday, June 29 at 5:30 p.m. for eighth grade boys followed by the seventh grade at 6:30 p.m. The second sizing session will be held on Monday, July 6 at the same times. Athletes will meet at the GBMS field house located just west of the middle school. Athletes only need to attend one date. For more information contact coach Jason Perry at (620) 792-9625.
More than fifty participants were involved at this week's football camp held at Memorial Stadium. The camp was faciliated by members of the GBHS football team and coaching staff. The three-day camp concludes Wednesday.
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I think the title pretty much says it all. :) I do mean receiving child support. Do I need to count that as income on my taxes?
No the payer cannot deduct and you don't claim it as income. However is it written in your divorce decree that you are awarded CS?
Yes, but I have gotten very little. He's many thousands of dollars behind. Still, last year, on threat of arrest he actually paid some, so I'm not sure if this is something I claim.
You don't claim it but you have a right to use the kids as a deduction and does not in this situation. There should be a place for it on the forms but it's not considered taxable.
I didn't even find any place to list it when I did my taxes, but I need to double check. You do have to pay taxes on spousal support, though, and the payer gets to deduct it.
Robin~ single, work-at-home momma to my Wonderboys
BigKid (6/00) & LittleBoy (6/04)
Honestly I found that odd this year. Last year there was a place for my untaxable income and in all the places I've done my taxes this year... yes not done, there are not spots for it. hmmmm....
Child support is not taxable and does not need to be listed on the tax return. It's not income.
Thank you so much! You've been very helpful. :)
There's no place for nontaxable income? Geez... All our income is nontaxable... so what am I supposed to do now? =/
I don't know tiqa, I've got quite a bit of non taxable income and according to the VA website I'm supposed to add that to my tax forms. I called the IRS friday and didn't get much help... usually they're pretty helpful though.
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Episode 6 – Our Man in Tunis
Tunis, city of destiny. Home of the Central Hive. Here, heroes meet Molly's contact Jean-Pierre Desperois. And Ben discovers salt.
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Episode 6 – Our Man in Tunis
Tunis, city of destiny. Home of the Central Hive. Here, heroes meet Molly's contact Jean-Pierre Desperois. And Ben discovers salt.
Did you miss an episode? Get caught up on the adventure now
Episode 5 – A Train Through Europe
As our heroes journey to Tunis to find the Central Hive, Molly and Timmy have a well-deserved laugh, and Ben reveals more about his fascinating destiny.
Episode 4: Dungeons & Danger
Mysterion has Molly and Timmy in quite a bind. They learn more about that mysterious stranger who's been saving the day, and Timmy hangs around as a romance blossoms.
Watch previous episodes of Intergalactic Nemesis now
Arts In Context Shorts focuses on community collaboration in this week's story. In it's tenth year as a grassroots, national festival, Combating Latent Inequality Together (C.L.I.T.) Fest comes to life in Austin for the first time. The DIY, punk and feminist communities come together bringing awareness to sexism, trans-phobia, gender inequalities and other forms of discrimination through workshops, bands and artist collaboration. Benefiting SAFEPLACE, a resource that provides safety for individuals and families affected by sexual and domestic violence, C.L.I.T. Fest reminds others that punk music is a vehicle for activism.
Episode 3 – Mysterion's Menacing Mesmogrifier
As the featured performer at Lord Crawford's birthday party, Mysterion unleashes the magnificent power of his Mesmogrifier. Meanwhile, Molly tracks down a hunch of her own.
Episode 2 – Mystery at Kradmoor
Molly Sloan and Timmy Mendez are off to Lord Crawford's birthday party featuring a special performance by Mysterion the Magnificent. But, a whole lot has changed since Molly was last at Castle Kradmoor. Is it the devil's work or just their imaginations?
KLRU brings the popular live-action graphic novel Intergalactic Nemesis Book One: Target Earth to the web. This week we kick off the series, with ….
Episode 1: PROLOGUE
The year is 1933. Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Molly Sloan and her intrepid research assistant Timmy Mendez are caught up in a terrible blizzard while looking to meet up with their contact for a story they've uncovered about an international pelt smuggling ring.
Intergalactic Nemesis creator Jason Neulander announced that Intergalactic Nemesis and KLRU-TV, Austin PBS, are working together to bring the project to a larger audience by launching a new web series that anyone, anywhere can watch. The web series launches July 7th, and will be serialized with new episodes each Monday for 17 weeks.
"Up to this point, the only way to experience The Intergalactic Nemesis has been live," says Neulander. "Now, we're making the project available to everyone with a computer. I think it's going to be a game-changer, in terms of public awareness, in terms of sustaining the business, and in terms of keeping the live-action graphic novels touring for many years to come."
The series, which brings the comic book style to life, was funded through a successful crowdfunding campaign with funds raised by KLRU matched by PBS Digital Studios, PBS' initiative to create high-quality original video content for online platforms.
"We are so excited to partner with The Intergalactic Nemesis on our newest digital series. This project is unique for both its production techniques and the way it's presented as a weekly serial," said Sara Robertson, VP Production and Technology at KLRU.
The first season of the web series version of The Intergalactic Nemesis will be available at no cost on klru.org, the PBS APP on AppleTV, Xbox and Roku, youtube.com/pbsdigitalstudios or at youtube.com/intergalacticnemesis.
Neulander will present the final installment of the series Intergalactic Nemesis: Twin Infinity, September 5 and 6 at the Long Center. The Intergalactic Nemesis team is currently reprising the first two installments, Target Earth and Robot Planet Rising at the Long Center through July 6.
Today, PBS announced the 25 short films that will be part of the third annual PBS Online Film Festival beginning June 16 – July 31. Austin filmmakers Joshua Riehl and Nidhi Reddy are among those featured in this year's Festival for their films Digging for Water and The Yellow Wallpaper.
The films will be available for streaming across all PBS digital platforms, including PBS.org, Roku, Xbox, YouTube and PBS social media channels. Viewers are encouraged to vote for their favorite film to win the "People's Choice" award. For updates on the festival, follow #PBSolff on Twitter.
Digging for Water
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Joshua Riehl is filmmaker based in Austin, Texas, with a strong background in investigative journalism. Originally from just near Detroit, Michigan, he moved to Austin in 2009 to attend the University of Texas at Austin. He was a producer for PBS Frontline's 2010 season premiere "Death by Fire" about the questionable execution of Cameron Todd Willingham. With an interest in criminal justice stories, he was Associate Producer for the 2013 SXSW Film Festival's Audience Award winning documentary "An Unreal Dream" about the highly publicized case of Michael Morton's wrongful conviction.
Digging for Water came out of three separate trips to Haiti over the course of 18 months and a longtime desire to visit the underdeveloped nation. Falling in love with the country and the people, Riehl intends to continue working in Haiti and hopes to tell the story of dictator "Papa Doc" Duvalier's tortuous rule in the future.
The Yellow Wallpaper
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Nidhi Reddy is a recent graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, majoring in both Mathematics and Radio-TV-Film. Her short animation, The Yellow Wallpaper, was an official selection of the 2013 London Feminist Film Festival, 2013 Portobello Film Festival in London, 2014 Austin Film Society ShortCase, the 2013 Longhorn Showcase, and has won grand prizes in two student film festivals.
The PBS Online Film Festival showcases powerful stories from filmmakers across the country while providing an opportunity to reach an engaged and digitally savvy audience. Attracting more than 1 million video streams and over 50,000 votes in its first two years, the PBS Online Film Festival has become a popular annual online event.
The PBS Online Film Festival showcases diverse films from Independent Lens, POV and collaborations with public television producers including, Center for Asian American Media, Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB), National Black Programming Consortium (NPBC) and Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC), Wisconsin Media Lab and Vision Maker Media. This year, several locally-produced short films will be featured from PBS member stations including KQED (San Francisco), KLRU (Austin, TX), Alaska Public Media, Vermont PBS, Arkansas Educational Television (AETN), CET/ThinkTV(Cincinnati/Dayton), WCVE (Richmond, Virginia) and Louisiana Public Broadcasting.
"PBS and member stations are committed to experimenting with new platforms to reach diverse audiences with high-quality and engaging content," said Ira Rubenstein, Senior Vice President and General Manager, PBS Digital. "PBS is the home for independent film, both online and on-air, and we're proud that the Online Film Festival has become an annual celebration of unique films representing a diverse array of voices and viewpoints."
The Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders was founded in 2007 and serves grades 6-12. It is a unique public all-girls school in Austin, Texas dedicated to educating young women to become leaders and to provide them with the skills needed to be successful in college and beyond. Ann Richards is a college preparatory school that focuses on challenging its students through rigorous pre-AP and AP courses.
When students at Ann Richards reach ninth grade, they choose one of three pathways to learn about in their four years of high school: Media Technology, Engineering, or Biomedical. Students in the Media Technology pathway create many short films and animations, among other things, over the course of their high school years. KLRU has partnered with juniors from the Media Technology pathway to share a selection of these shorts.
The animations were completed by the sophomores over the course of a semester and the short films were completed by the juniors and seniors. Before beginning these projects, students had to develop new skills and learn software programs such as Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, Papagayo, Final Cut Pro, and AVID. The students had to write, develop, and produce their pieces on their own. The sophomores worked on hand drawing and painting their characters in photoshop before working on After Effects to animate their stories. The juniors and seniors worked on their own to write, edit, and produce their films. These girls dedicated time before and after school as well as on the weekends to complete their animations and films.


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Well I finally am pursuing my dream of horseback riding at the ripe old age of 23! I feel a little awkward riding sometimes because I'm an adult beginner among adult expert riders. I'm getting over it though! Lol I've been taking 1/2 hour private lessons once a week since September. I can walk, turn, and trot the school horse I ride. I am working on my post and my half seat. I'm having a hard time with the post, I just can't seem to keep it all together.. lol. My posture is "perfect" but my hands are all over. I also use my legs too much and sometimes my feet slip out even though my heels are down. I also pulled a muscle in my groin and it's been hurting me for about a week lol. Once I get going I can hold it for a while but then I usually lose my balance and have to start over.
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What tips/tricks/strategies helped you keep your hands in place, even out the use of your legs and your feet in the saddle and perfect your timing?
How long did it take? Am I going often enough? I'm going as often as I can on a budget. Should I look into leasing at some point so I have more access to a horse to practice my skills?
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MIT researchers 3D print superior bulletproof armor inspired by fish scales
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Someone please, cite a reference in the Q'ran where this practice is supported?
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Brief: Allah the Exalted and Most High ordered His faithful servants to test the faith of women who emigrate to them. When they are sure that they are faithful, they should not send them back to the disbelievers, for the disbelievers are not allowed for them and they are not allowed for the disbelievers.
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Barney and Betty Hill, were a young couple in the 1950s, who were driving down the road, saw an immense light, and woke up two hours later, not knowing where they'd been. They were hypnotized, and remembered being aboard a "ship", and undergoing a thorough physical examination – their case was well documented – just one of the thousands of people who believe they were abducted by aliens. Must be that something is happening to these people.
Another well-documented case, was a group of four men, camping, who were sitting around the campfire one night, saw something in the sky, saw a bright light, and 'came to' three hours later, with three of them standing on the shore, and one in the canoe. The fire had burned to ashes, and not one of them knew what had happened – until, they too, were hypnotized, and remembered a similar experience.
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Cave paintings even exist of UFO's – saucer shapes with a dome in the center – sometimes with dots beneath it, as if lights, perhaps. Ancient accounts of someone seeing something unexplainable in the sky also exist… one by a famous pharaoh in 66 A.D.
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America's Cup wants 10K free hotel rooms
"It just stinks," Evans said. "There's just a general feeling that there's self interest at play here, which I don't think serves us very well."
The tourism board cautioned not to bid against themselves. Still, Evans said there is value in bringing to town the America's Cup for the first time since 1992 because it reaches an international audience that could be inspired to travel to San Diego.
"This is all about television," he said. "This is about French tourists, English tourists, the rest of the world cares so much more about sailing than we do."
Sandy Purdon, who currently puts on the annual July 4 Big Bay Boom fireworks show, was also involved in the first three America's Cups to take place in San Diego.
"It would be fantastic, particularly for the business around the tidelands," he said. "The public would get a taste of what big time boat racing is all about."
Purdon said he didn't know the particulars of the bid, which he said is being handled by the Port of San Diego, but has heard organizers have made some pretty steep requests.
"You've just got to pencil it out and see if it's worth it," he said.
Port officials were not immediately available for comment.
While the board members took no action on the America's Cup, it did make decisions on four other sporting events that McDowell hoped to attract to San Diego to create a pipeline of competitions, both in the professional and amateur arenas.
While the Sports Commission four years ago launched a concerted effort to draw more youth and amateur sports competitions to San Diego, the initiative eventually lost steam.
The renewed effort to court sporting competitions should help elevate typically lower hotel occupancies in areas like Mission Bay, Mission Valley and along the Interstate 15 corridor, said Joe Terzi, CEO of the San Diego Tourism Authority. Those who travel for the amateur and lower profile sporting events tend to want more affordable accommodations, so they're a better fit, Terzi said, for areas outside downtown San Diego.
The marketing district board on Friday approved $37,600 for the International Surfing Association StandUp Paddle Championships in May 2015, which is expected to generate 4,950 room nights. It also agreed to spend $120,000 for the National Association of Sports Commissions annual symposium in April 2018 or 2019. While the event would only add 2,500 room nights, the board members agreed that the decision makers it attracts could open doors to future events in San Diego, and therefore were worth the investment.
McDowell, who worked on the effort to bring the Breeders' Cup here in 2017, said he would begin contacting the organizers on Monday to talk about the incentives.
The TMD rejected requests for $40,500 to sponsor the Gay Softball World Series in August 2016, under the premise that hotels would already be full at that time of year. It also turned down $15,402 for the Middle School Basketball Championships in March 2015 because the event was too small.
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Rockport grad Marshall does well in rookie league
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Rockport-Fulton's Kris Marshall was sent down from Orem, the Los Angeles Angels' affiliate in the Pioneer League, to the franchise's rookie league team in Arizona this past week, but he responded in fine fashion.
Marshall picked up the win in his first outing with the Arizona Angels, tossing 1.1 innings of scoreless relief. The 5-foot-9 lefty, who attended college at Southern Arkansas, had no decisions and a save in 12 appearances with Pioneer League club Orem, posting a 7.62 earned-run average. Marshall was 3-2 with the Arizona Angels last season, his first as a professional.
Former Carroll standout Mark Blackmar continued his unblemished first pro season. Blackmar picked up his third win of the season this past week for the Baltimore Orioles' rookie affiliate in the Gulf Coast League. He has thrown 10.2 innings overall this season without a run yielded. Speaking of unyielding, King-ex Jake Wilson still is thriving as a closer with the Chicago White Sox Single-A club in Kannapolis (N.C.). Wilson, who has nine saves in the South Atlantic League, lowered his ERA to 0.89 and has not given up an earned run in 12 innings. He has allowed four earned runs —one run apiece in four separate games — in 30 appearances this season. Moody's Jeremy Sauceda was released Friday by independent league team Amarillo of the American Association. Sauceda, who was hitting .172 for Amarillo, played for three Association teams over the past few weeks, being released by Fort Worth, where he had been for more than a year, getting picked up by Grand Prairie before being released a few days later, and joining Amarillo only to be released after eight days with the club. Sauceda hit .213 combined during his three Association stints. Ex-A&M-Corpus Christi infielder Brycen Bell hit a two-run home run Friday night for Roswell of the independent Pecos League, the first round-tripper of his pro career. It came at an opportune time, as it was the opening game of the playoffs for the first-place Invaders. Former Ray pitcher Toro Trevino came off the inactive list Monday for Edinburg of the independent North American League. Trevino gave up 11 hits and seven runs in four innings in getting tagged with the loss in his Tuesday start after being reactivated.
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Kristian Bueno Calallen Tri-City A-New York-Penn (Astros) 1-3 0 7.63 15.1 20 11-14
Ryan Duke Calallen Lakewood A-South Atlantic (Phillies) 0-0 6 1.59 11.1 4 13-3
Jake Liedka A&M-CC Normal I-Frontier League 2-3 2 3.76 38.1 38 28-19
Kris Marshall Rockport-Fulton AZL Angels Rookie-Arizona (Angels) 1-0 0 0.00 1.1 0 0-1
Todd Simko A&M-CC GCL Nationals Rookie-GCL (Nationals) 1-2 0 8.31 4.1 8 4-3
Sam Strickland A&M-K Lansing A-Midwest (Blue Jays) 3-1 2 4.44 71.0 103 54-22
Toro Trevino Ray Edinburg I-North American 4-5 0 6.25 63.1 86 54-17
Jake Wilson King Kannapolis A-South Atlantic (White Sox) 3-1 9 0.89 39.1 17 57-21
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s-Hector Garanzuay A&M-CC Monclova AAA-Mexican .256 89-347 9 55 52 7-3
Trey Hernandez Robstown/A&M-CC Brockton I-Can-Am .274 46-168 6 33 24 1-0
Matt Holland A&M-CC GCL Phillies Rookie-GCL (Phillies) .250 22-88 3 12 18 1-0
Kenny Jackson King GCL Marlins Rookie-GCL (Marlins) .198 17-86 0 12 13 3-1
Martin Parra A&M-CC El Paso I-American Assoc. .222 36-162 2 17 17 2-5
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The film's tone -- a mixture of uncomfortable violence and disarming humor -- owes a lot to the work of Frank Henenlotter ("Basket Case"), Stuart Gordon ("Re-Animator"),
Although it looks proudly low budget, "Slither" uses a combination of practical effects and CG to generate the necessary visceral reactions. The glistening leaches are far and away the most successful invention, which explains why they're the centerpiece of the movie's promotion despite the fact that only appear in a couple isolated scenes.
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Gunn's inexperience is evident in both the flat staging of some scenes and in the meandering and unfocused plot. Bouncing all over the map, "Slither" doesn't build any tension as a zombie movie, a creature feature or as a sci-fi creepfest and the lack of a throughline make it a series of enjoyable bits, rather than a satisfying whole.


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A.R.T./826 Boston Summer Camp 2014 Performance
Presented by American Repertory Theater at Strand Theatre
August 15, 2014
This summer, twenty middle-schoolers from all over Boston have come together to write, design and perform four original plays inspired by the themes of Finding Neverland. With the help of theater pros from the A.R.T. and writing mentors from 826 Boston, the ensemble has invented an adventure through uncharted Neverlands-- from the dark underbelly of a utopia where junk food grows on trees, to a lost island ruled by dragons. That's right. There are dragons.
The annual A.R.T./826 Boston Summer Theater and Writing Camp culminates with the premiere of the campers' original plays at the historic Strand Theatre in Dorchester. Join us for this hilarious, inspiring and thought-provoking celebration of our local youth's imagination. Also, DRAGONS.
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Young-Williams Animal Center approved as state nonprofit, 15-year contract with county
Young-Williams Animal Center will continue to serve Knoxville and its animals as a Tennessee nonprofit organization for at least 15 more years.
Several months after applying, the center officially became a state nonprofit on July 1. Its service contract with the city of Knoxville and Knox County was extended for 15 years by a unanimous vote by the Knox County Commission at a July 23 meeting, according to a news release.
Michael Blackwell, administrator of Young-Williams, said they are pursuing a federal 501c)3 status for religious, educational, charitable and service organizations that would not only make Young-Williams tax exempt, but would help connect the center to other sources of support.
He explained that many organizations and agencies will only give grants to shelters that have a qualified 501(c)3 status.
"So we will be able to reach out to those programs, and we have very much wanted to do that," said Blackwell, who has acted as administrator for 18 months and was the board chairman for Young-Williams for five years.
While Young-Williams has not yet received official federal approval, Blackwell is confident saying he "doesn't anticipate any problems."
The new nonprofit status will also allow Young-Williams to remove itself from the government umbrella and rely more on private contributions where tax deductions can be applied.
"The other part of this is that we've been so closely associated with the government, that some private citizens have been reluctant to give for that reason," Blackwell said.
The city and county government have been "fantastic" since helping to build the organization in 2001, he said but added that he personally thinks government is "stretched" at many levels and would like Young-Williams to stand apart while fulfilling their needs for animal care and service.
"For the last almost 12 years the government has supported this entity called Young-Williams because the government has to have a place for these animals to go," said Blackwell. "It turns out we are the only entity in the county that can provide the services they demand."
Young-Williams offers spay and neutering services and is the only area shelter with on-staff veterinarians, according to Blackwell.
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I actual run RHE4 on my notebook and everything works fine except the consoles. In the past I often have had problems with X but never with text mode.
The hardware browser shows
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After switching to the console with CTRL-ALT-Fn the behaviour of the LCD display is like on an overclocked monitor.
Any idea what's going on and what to change?
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It's pretty hard to believe that I've never had a massage before, but my time finally came when I went to Chinese practice Good Nature, based in Paddington. Not knowing what to expect or what it would do for me, I was a little apprehensive but it was certainly a learning curve. Here's how I got on with Tui Na, which is a little like a Chinese sports massage - find out if it was worth the wait...
If you go to Good Nature with the intention of having a soothing and chilled out half hour, then you definitely have the wrong impression. It's very much a Chinese Medical Practice, where they view massage, acupuncture and cupping as the Chinese version of physio, aiming to eliminate and tackle any areas of your body causing you discomfort and pain.
Granted, the location won't knock your socks off – it's the treatment itself that will really pack a punch. Situated above a dental practice in Paddington, it has good rail links with nearby tube and overground stations. It's on the first floor so you'll have to go up a few staircases to reach it, but the rooms are clean and neatly presented.
Not really fancying acupuncture or cupping I opted for Tui Na, a more traditional massage option that presses on key points on the surface of your body, stimulating your body's natural healing process. As well as releasing pent up tension, Tui Na (meaning 'push and pluck') aims to increase circulation and break down muscle adhesions.
My practitioner was the highly experienced Dr Yang Hao Ran, who has entered the family business of Chinese medicine – his parents taught him the basics at nine years old and he began training in a private clinic at 15, so I was in very safe hands.
After a brief consultation, Yang suggested that I go for a neck and shoulder massage to try and release the tension that must build up as I slump over my desk on a day to day basis. I sat on the massage chair, my chest against the resting pad as Yang began his analysis of my neck, shoulder and spinal muscles.
As his hands deftly worked their way around, it felt like a doctor examining his patient, as he pinpointed heavy tension knots in the wads of muscles easily, explaining to me as he went along. He noted that my left shoulder and side held a lot more stiffness, especially at a point halfway down my back; however he also commented that my spine was slightly twisted, with additional pressure on my right knee. He soon set to work, really focusing on kneading out the tension and introducing a herbal oil, which he allowed me to sniff beforehand to make sure I was happy with it. It had a warm and tingling feeling that Yang said would help release the strain.
He kept the pressure rather firm at all times, constantly asking if I was comfortable. He explained that the massage had to maintain that level of pressure to really reach into the depth of the muscle to ease out as much tension as possible – any lighter and I wouldn't see any benefits.
I must admit, I have never been more aware of my muscles as I was for that half hour. I've always viewed myself as pretty healthy, but this treatment really let me see how my muscles worked and actually how tense they were. The pressure is not unbearable and was fine for most of the massage - it was only slightly sore on one of my high tension areas, but you soon get used to it.
The day after I could really feel it in my shoulders, but Yang reassured me that after a couple of days the soreness would go and I should feel the benefits. There is a really professional doctor/patient atmosphere which means that they can really tailor the experience to your needs. A really invigorating and worthwhile experience - and the first of many massages I'm sure.
The Tui Na massage is available at Good Nature from only £55.
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MILTON-FREEWATER -- The Milton-Freewater School District will open a safe room at Ferndale Elementary on Wednesday evening following the accidental death of a student over the weekend.
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On the last day of August at 4:36 in the afternoon EDT, a filament of solar material exploded out of the sun, hurtling into space at more than 900 miles a second. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the eruption in video and photographs and now, to give us a better idea of the scale of this thing (as though understanding it is even possible), NASA has added to the above picture an image of Earth shown at scale.
The ejection of solar plasma did not head directly toward our planet, but even the indirect effects were enough to cause a beautiful aurora on the night of September 3rd. NASA also provided a picture of that phenomenon, as seen from Whitehorse, Yukon, in Canada.
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Patrick KerkstraCity Controller Alan Butkovitz said this morning that the city's $1-plus billion five-year budget deficit could be cut by 41 percent if the Nutter administration follows his recommendations.
Though Butkovitz identified a few relatively small spending cuts, he focused on the city's fee collection efforts, which he says could generate up to $68 million in new revenue each year, plus an additional $73.9 million in one-time collections.
Butkovitz's key recommendations include:
- Increasing ambulance reimbursement fees and improving Fire Department billing collections: $46.1 million a year.
- Collect delinquent court fines for a onetime benefit of $69.8 million.
- Improve collection of demolition service fees in the Department of Licenses and Inspections: $20 million a year.
- Collect all $117 million in delinquent fees owed to the Water Department. Water revenue does not go into the city's General Fund, and thus this would not help the city close its $1-plus billion five-year deficit.
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Over two days of sometimes droning testimony in a City Hall courtroom about Mayor Nutter's legal right to unilaterally close 11 city libraries, Sophie Bryan, a staff attorney for Councilman Bill Green, said nary a word. But when she finally got around Tuesday afternoon to arguing that Nutter was in violation of a rarely-cited law requiring Council's approval for facility closures, she left library advocates whispering in admiration at the clarity of her argument.
"The mayor is treading not only on the legislative branch, but on the judicial branch," said Bryan, who said the Mayor couldn't refuse to follow a 1988 City Council ordinance just because his solicitor told him it was invalid.
But then, Sophie Bryan was inspired. Her mother, Jane Bryan, was a career librarian, who started at with the Free Library of Philadelphia and worked at Penn and Princeton before her appointment as director of libraries at Drexel University in 2005. Jane Bryan died on Dec. 15 after a breif illness.
Patrick KerkstraThe Nutter administration's ballyhooed 311 call center promises to offer all residents near-immediate around-the-clock access to city operators. But a select few - including elected officials, ward leaders, campaign donors, and other local bigwigs - have always had priority access to city operators on a special VIP phone line.
That line, like all other city directory-assistance numbers, will now be routed to the official 311 call center, which officially opens Jan. 1. Interestingly, the workstations used by 311 operators to log calls include a "VIP" tag, which gets applied to all calls forwarded from the old VIP line.
Not that VIP callers will get any VIP treatment, Nutter officials hastened to say.
Patrick KerkstraThe city hopes to transfer management of 11 library branches scheduled to be closed in less than three days to private foundations, wealthy individuals, companies and community development corporations, Mayor Nutter said in a press conference today.
The specific services offered at each former library would vary from site to site depending on the sponsor, and Nutter said the city only has tentative agreements in place for five of the 11 branches.
It was not immediately clear which of the 11 branches are on track to be saved, and the mayor did not identify the organizations, companies and individuals who have stepped up to support.
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It's hardly atypical for City Council to turn to the private legal world when it wants to hire legal help. More than $1 million worth of contract awards were made in the current fiscal year for just that purpose.
But when three Council members moved earlier this week to sue the Nutter administration, they decided to keep the work in-house given the city's bleeding budget.
"There was no reason to hire outside counsel since we have the capacity in office to put this lawsuit together," Sophie Bryan says.
Patrick KerkstraCouncil members Bill Green, Jannie Blackwell and Jack Kelly have just filed an emergency petition seeking to prevent Mayor Nutter from closing 11 branch libraries without council's approval. A hearing on the motion is scheduled for Monday morning.
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The class-action lawsuit seeking to keep the city's libraries open will be filed against Mayor Nutter this afternoon. You can read the complaint here.
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Mayor Nutter made a big splash on ethics when he took office by appointing three former federal prosecutors to important positions -- inspector general, cheif integrity officer, ethics board member. But he followed with perhaps an even bigger coup by appointing Michael Schwartz, former head of the U.S. Attorney's criminal division, to lead a task force on ethics and campaign task force.
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NEW YORK (AP) - His name is already on the ball. Now Adam Silver can put his stamp on the NBA.
On All-Star Saturday in New Orleans, Silver will deliver his first state of the league press conference as commissioner, a chance to tell a worldwide viewing audience how he plans to make the NBA bigger and better than it was under David Stern.
Don't expect anything major.
After working so closely with Stern during his 22 years at the league, Silver's fingerprints were already all over the $5.5 billion business long before he became in charge of it 10 days ago.
"I'm not coming in with a five-point plan," Silver told The Associated Press during an interview in his office at NBA headquarters. "I'm not an outsider coming into the league. I've been part of this league for a long time and if there was something that I thought should've been done markedly different than the way it's done now, I think David and I would have pushed each other to do it.
"My priority is the game and that's what I'll be telling people next Saturday."
He has been at the NBA since 1992, overseeing the league's entertainment empire, helping negotiate collective bargaining agreements, and on Feb. 1, he replaced Stern. He is liked by owners and respected by players, all believing Silver is the person to continue the massive growth the league saw under Stern.
"He's someone who has the same kind of feel that we have, in the sense of how can we make this pie bigger? How can we make this game bigger? Miami Heat All-Star Dwyane Wade said.
"He's going to be a good commissioner I believe. Strong in what he believes in. He was in the (CBA) meetings as well, so we know what kind of guy he is and we respect him."
Silver, 51, ended up at taking Stern's old job after ignoring his advice early in his career.
He laughs now when recalling the path that led to him becoming the NBA commissioner.
"It never even was a consideration of working at the NBA," Silver said. "I don't think I understood what that meant. I truly stumbled into working at the NBA."
Silver began his career in the legal field but was interested in transitioning to business, the same move Stern had so successfully made. So he wrote to Stern, who had worked at the same firm where Silver's father, Edward, was a lawyer. Silver had handled some media cases and was aware of Stern's accomplishments in negotiating cable TV deals.
Stern gave him the number of someone to call, but the job was outside New York. Silver wasn't interested in moving, which he explained to Stern when they spoke again.
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Two omnidirectional microphones ensure that audio is recorded instereo, while other features include an auxiliary 3.5mm stereo-input jack to add another microphone, as well as a tiny stand so that you can position your iPod toward the sound you're recording.
The style conscious among us will be relieved to hear it comes in both black and white.
At the moment, Belkin is planning an initial North American launch, with others to follow in Asia, Europe, and Australia.