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Tampa Bay Rays "Tap to Win" Raffle Official Rules
NO CONTRIBUTION OR PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. The Tampa Bay Rays Baseball Club ("Sponsor") is sponsoring a single-prize chance drawing ("Raffle") to be conducted at each Tampa Bay Rays Major League Baseball regular season home game ("Game") played between the dates of June 24, 2013 and September 23, 2013 (the "Raffle Period"), at Tropicana Field (the "Stadium"), One Tropicana Drive, St. Petersburg, Florida 33705, during a time period at each Game (the "Entry Period") beginning at the time gates open to the public for that particular Game and ending at the time the last out is made in the bottom of the third inning of that Game. If for any reason the Entry Period for a particular Game commences but the Game is postponed or cancelled prior to the completion of six innings of play, then the Entry Period shall be deemed to have ended at such time as an announcement is made by the Rays over the Stadium's Public Address System that the Game has been postponed or cancelled, and the drawing will be held at such time later that date as the Sponsor shall determine in its sole discretion. A list of Games scheduled to be played at the Stadium during the Raffle Period and the time gates open to the public for each Game are available at www.raysbaseball.com or by telephone at (727) 825-3137 during the Sponsor's regular business hours (the "Sponsor Business Hours") as set forth in the Section entitled "Sponsor" below. Major League Baseball Game dates and times and gate opening times are determined in the sole discretion of the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball and/or the Tampa Bay Rays, as applicable, and are subject to change. If a scheduled Game is not played for any reason, there will be no Raffle conducted on the date of that Game.
ELIGIBILITY: At time of entry, entrants must be at least 18 years of age. Sponsor has the right to request photo identification from any person desiring to enter the Raffle. Raffle is void where prohibited by law, rule or regulation. All federal, state and local laws and regulations apply. Employees of Sponsor, and members of their immediate family and residents of their household, are not eligible to enter. "Immediate family" includes only an employee's spouse, parents, children and employee's siblings living in the same household.
TO ENTER: No purchase or contribution is necessary to enter or to win. To enter a Raffle, an eligible entrant must do at least one (1) of the following during the Entry Period of the Raffle he or she desires to enter
Eligible entrants may be entered into a Raffle a maximum of one (1) time per each method of entry, except that an entrant may be entered into a Raffle a maximum total number of two (2) times. No other method of entry will be accepted. Use of the Burst Pass paperless ticketing system to enter the Stadium or use of a Burst Pass to make purchases at the Stadium during the Raffle Period constitutes the entrant's full and unconditional agreement to and acceptance of these rules, terms and conditions, including all entry requirements. If you wish to opt out of the contest, please see a Sponsor representative during the Entry Period at the Gate 3 Burst Pass Services Table.
DRAWING AND NOTIFICATION OF PRIZE WINNER:Following the conclusion of the Entry Period, a random drawing of all eligible entries received during the applicable Entry Period will be held to select one entrant as the potential winner of the Raffle ("Potential Winner"). The name of the Potential Winner will be announced over the Stadium's Public Address System and shown on the Stadium Scoreboard (collectively, the "Notifications") prior to the beginning of the top of the seventh (7th) inning of the Game being played at the Stadium on that date. The Potential Winner will be directed via the Notifications to bring a photo identification to the Gate 3 Burst Pass Services Table within thirty (30) minutes (the "Gameday Delivery Time") after the time the Notifications are made (said time being determined by the Sponsor in their sole discretion). Entrants need not be present to win. Following the Gameday Delivery Time, the Potential Winner will be notified at the e-mail address, postal address, and/or telephone number (in the sole discretion of Sponsor) under which his or her Burst Pass account was registered with Sponsor at the time the Burst Pass was scanned at a Stadium entry gate or used to make the Qualifying Purchases, or he or she provided on his or her Entry Form ("Additional Notification"). Upon presentation of valid photo identification, and subject to verification of eligibility and compliance with the terms of these Official Rules, the Potential Winner will be declared the winner of the Raffle ("Raffle Winner"). Sponsor will award the Prize (as defined herein) only upon verification of the Raffle Winner in Sponsor's sole discretion. Any transportation required for the Raffle Winner to receive the Prize shall be the Raffle Winner's sole responsibility and will not be furnished or paid for by Sponsor. If the Potential Winner has not complied with these Official Rules based on the sole discretion of Sponsor, the Prize will be forfeited and shall be retained by Sponsor. In the event the Potential Winner does not accept the Prize or is disqualified for any reason, the Grand Prize will be forfeited and shall be retained by Sponsor. In the event that any Potential Winner does not respond to the Notifications or Additional Notification within ten (10) days of issuance (the "Claims Period") for any reason whatsoever, a disqualification will result and the Prize (as defined herein) will be forfeited and shall be retained by Sponsor. Upon prize forfeiture, no compensation will be given to the potential winner. Decisions by Sponsor as to Raffle Winner eligibility and acceptance or disqualification will be final and binding.
If the Prize has not been awarded prior to the end of the Claims Period in accordance with the procedures set forth above, the Prize will be forfeited and shall be retained by Sponsor. The Prize will not be awarded to any other person. Sponsor will not be required to attempt to notify or locate the Potential Winner in any other manner other than by making the Notifications and Additional Notification. Sponsor also will not be responsible if the Potential Winner leaves the Game before the Notifications are made, is not in his or her seat when the Notifications are made, does not hear or see the Notifications, does not receive the Additional Notification, or is otherwise unaware that he or she may have the right to collect the Prize. If the Potential Winner attempts to collect the Prize after the end of the Claims Period, he or she will be notified that the Prize has been forfeited.
PRIZE: The Raffle Winner shall be entitled to receive, upon compliance with these Official Rules, the Prize designated for the Game played at the Stadium on the date they have been selected. One of the following will be awarded as the Prize (in the sole discretion of Sponsor) at each Game played at the Stadium during the Raffle Period:
PRIZE RESTRICTIONS AND ODDS: The Prize is not transferable or assignable and cannot be substituted for another prize. Any and all taxes, fees, and other costs including but not limited to federal and, if applicable, state and local income and withholding taxes that may arise and be due or asserted on the value of the Prize are the sole responsibility of the Raffle Winner. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received.
PUBLICITY RELEASE: The Raffle Winner agrees that acceptance of the Prize grants to Sponsor the right to print, publish, broadcast, and use world-wide, in any media now known or later developed at any time or times, the winner's name, portrait, picture, voice, likeness, and biographical information for any purpose, including but not limited to in advertisements, publicity, and other communications without additional compensation, except where prohibited by law.
RELEASE: As a condition of entering the Raffle, each entrant agrees that: (1) under no circumstances will the entrant be permitted to obtain awards for, and entrant hereby waives all rights to claim, punitive, incidental, consequential or any other damages, other than actual out-of-pocket expenses, if any; (2) all causes of action arising out of or connected with the Raffle or any prizes awarded shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action; and (3) any and all claims, judgments and awards shall be limited to actual out-of-pocket costs incurred, but in no event attorneys' fees and costs. BY ENTERING THE RAFFLE, THE RAFFLE WINNER AGREES TO RELEASE, DISCHARGE AND HOLD HARMLESS TAMPA BAY RAYS BASEBALL LTD., THE MLB ENTITIES (DEFINED BELOW), AND THEIR RESPECTIVE OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, REPRESENTATIVES AND AGENTS, FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY FOR ANY INJURY, LOSS, OR DAMAGE OF ANY KIND TO PERSONS, INCLUDING DEATH AND PROPERTY, WHETHER DIRECT OR INDIRECT, WHICH MAY BE DUE TO OR ARISE OUT OF PARTICIPATION IN THE RAFFLE OR THE ACCEPTANCE, USE, MISUSE, NON/USE, OR POSSESSION OF THE GRAND PRIZE, OR ANY PRIZE-RELATED ACTIVITY. As used herein, the "MLB Entities" shall mean MLB Advanced Media, L.P., the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball, its Bureaus, Committees, Subcommittees and Councils, Major League Baseball Enterprises, Inc., Major League Baseball Properties, Inc., Tickets.com, Inc., SportsOnEarth, LLC, the Major League Baseball Clubs, and each of their subsidiaries or affiliated entities, any entity which, now or in the future, controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with the Major League Baseball Clubs or the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball, and the directors, officers, employees and agents of the above entities.
DISCLAIMER: Sponsor is not responsible for any errors which may occur in connection with the administration of the Raffle, the processing of entries, the Notifications or the Additional Notification, any other announcements or telephone or in-person conversations relating to the Raffle or in any Raffle-related materials. The Sponsor reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to terminate, modify, or suspend any Raffles should Sponsor determine, in its sole discretion, that any virus, bug, non-authorized human intervention or other causes beyond its control have corrupted or affected the administration, security, fairness or proper conduct of the Raffle. In such case, the Sponsor will select the name of the Potential Winner from all eligible entries received prior to the aforesaid action taken by the Sponsor. Sponsor is not responsible for, and reserves the right to correct typographical, clerical or printing errors in any Raffle-related materials, including these Official Rules. Sponsor is not responsible or liable for any events beyond the control of Sponsor which may cause the Raffle to be stopped, including but not limited to any error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, delay in operation or transmission, theft or destruction or unauthorized access to, or alteration of, entries, nor is Sponsor responsible for any failure to enter the Raffle on account of technical problems or human error, or any combination thereof. Sponsor may exclude, disqualify or terminate participation in the Raffle to any entrant who, in Sponsor's sole discretion: (a) ignores these Official Rules; (b) acts in a manner Sponsor determines to be not fair; (c) acts with an intent to annoy, threaten or harass any other entrant or the Sponsor; (d) acts in any other disruptive manner; or (e) tampers with the entry process. Sponsor reserves the right to make changes in the rules of the Raffle, which changes will become effective upon publication of revised Official Rules at www.raysbaseball.com.
CHOICE OF LAW AND JURISDICTION: Except where prohibited by law, all issues and questions concerning the construction, validity, interpretation, and enforceability of these Official Rules, or the rights and obligations of entrants, the potential winner and Sponsor in connection with any Raffle, shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the laws of the State of Florida, without giving effect to any choice of law or conflict of law rules or provisions (whether of the State of Florida or any other jurisdiction) that might otherwise cause the application of the laws of any jurisdiction other than the State of Florida. Any action seeking legal or equitable relief arising out of or relating to any Raffle or these Official Rules shall be brought only in the courts of the State of Florida located in Pinellas County.
WINNER'S IDENTITY: For the name of the Prize winner of any of the Raffles, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Burst Pass Services, Attn: Tap to Win Contest, Tropicana Field, One Tropicana Drive, St. Petersburg, Florida 33705.
SPONSOR:The Sponsor of the Raffle is the Tampa Bay Rays Baseball Club., Tropicana Field, One Tropicana Drive, St. Petersburg, Florida 33705. A copy of these Official Rules is available at the Gate 3 Burst Pass Services Table located inside Gate 3 at the Stadium during the Entry Period at each of the Games, at the aforesaid office address during the Sponsor Business Hours (which are Monday through Friday, 8:30 A.M. ET to 5:30 P.M. ET), at www.raysbaseball.com, and will be sent by mail if request is accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope.


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How many of you told your kids? How long did you wait? What was the outcome?My children truly love Jesus and I dont want to hinder their spiritual walk. I'm thinking I should wait on God for the right moment. At peace
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I have recently come to understand and receive UR and have told me kids. My oldest son is 17 years old. He has a wonderful attitude of studying the Word, and is open to the discussion with me. He loves Scripture and is searching it out.The hard part for me is that I'm an elder at a small Wesleyan Church. The other elders were stunned when I told them I was leaning towards UR. They still preach on eternal damnation from the pulpit and I hold my tongue. It was God that moved in me to remove the scales from my eyes, so I keep in prayers that God will move in them also. I will gladly share more with them if they ask.TS
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CRESTVIEW — Okaloosa County will have a one-time surplus book sale 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the former county extension office on Hill Drive.
The Okaloosa County Public Library Cooperative — which represents six county libraries, including Fort Walton Beach, Niceville and Crestview — organized the sale.
"All of the books (and items) were from the bookmobile program," cooperative coordinator Vicky Stever said. "For aficionados of used hardcover books, this will be the place to be."
The office building previously stored titles for the bookmobile, which once traveled throughout Okaloosa until the county ended the program in 2011 due to budget cuts, Stever said.
The cooperative plans to sell thousands of titles for all ages.
"We have a large selection of large-print books for adults," Stever said.
"They are going to be priced to sell … we are going to have some hardcover books as low as 50 cents," she said.
The cooperative also will sell used VHS cassettes and DVDs, audio books on cassette and CD, and even wood shelving used to store the items.
Cash and checks are the only forms of payment accepted and all sales are final.
Proceeds will benefit the cooperative's future library programs, some of which will pick up where the bookmobile left off, Stever said.
Still reaching out
The cooperative hopes a new library vending machine will help it still reach out to communities lacking easy library access.
"It's like a Red Box, but instead of inserting a credit card, they will insert a library card," Stever said.
In addition to books, the machine will offer DVD titles and audio books.
"There are actually several of them throughout Florida, but none in the Florida Panhandle."
One machine is planned for installation next month in the Baker community near Baker Heritage Museum, Stever said.
In addition, the cooperative offers virtual offerings.
Tablets — like iPads or Nooks —laptops or smart phones can access library books and read them from anywhere if they have a library card.
The cooperative's website, readokaloosa.org, features a digital library. Library members can read as many as five online book titles every two weeks.
"We want to reach to those in the community who may not have easy access to a public library," Stever said.
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Mary Eloise Martin, 76, of Deane, died Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012, at Pikeville Medical Center.
She was born Dec. 14, 1936, to the late David Albert and Elsie Allen Sanders. She was the wife of Fon "Buck" Martin, a homemaker, and a member of the Fleming Neon Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Doug Sanders and David "Buddy" Sanders.
She is survived by three sons, David (Debbie) Martin, of Ypsilanti, Mich., Bobby Martin, of Titusville, Fla., and Barry (Tonya) Martin, of Lexington; six grandchildren, Fonda Martin, Crystal Martin, Jonathan Martin, Ethan Martin, Morgan Martin and Logan Martin; and a great grandchild, Trae David Martin
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 29, at Nelson Frazier Funeral Home, in Martin, with Edmon Bolen officiating. Burial will follow the service in the Davidson Memorial Gardens, at Ivel.
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Recall Reveals An Egg's Long Path To The Deli Sandwich
What did a Cobb salad and a chicken salad have in common that have made them the latest entries in a big ongoing food safety recall?
The answer is eggs. Hard-boiled eggs, to be precise. More than 1 million eggs bound for supermarkets, delis and convenience stores have been recalled since late January for possible contamination with listeria monocytogenes, a bacterium that causes fever, nausea and diarrhea, and can be deadly in children and the elderly. No illnesses have been reported.
But the fact that the suspect eggs have made their way into products in 34 states — from packaged egg salad sandwiches in Walgreens in California to garden salads at Wegmans stores in New York state — says a lot about the twisting paths that prepared foods can take on the way to the plate.
The recalled whole peeled eggs were sold packed in brine in 10- and 25-pound buckets by Michael Foods in Minnetonka, Minn.
Diane Sparish, a spokesperson for the company, tells The Salt her customers were food distributors, food service operators, delis and food manufacturers. They liked the convenience of not having to cook the eggs themselves, she says. "Typically those products would be used as hard-cooked eggs in and of themselves, or in a finished product such as a salad."
The eggs were packed at the firm's facility in Wakefield, Neb., and shipped under six brand names, including Columbia Valley Farms and Wholesome Farms. The shelf life on the eggs is 45 days as long as the bucket hasn't been opened, according to the firm's website.
That seems like an awfully long wait to get to the plate, or the egg-salad sandwich.
Food-safety experts say that selling pre-cooked eggs in brine isn't in itself a risky undertaking. But all processed refrigerated foods are at risk of contamination. Listeria is a particular worry.
"Listeria grows extremely well in these types of foods," says Michael Doyle, director of the Center for Food Safety at the University of Georgia. The problem is amplified because deli foods like cold cuts and the hard-boiled eggs involved in this recall are often in the refrigerator for weeks before they are used, and listeria grows like wildfire at refrigerator temperatures.
"You will see growth from a few cells to millions or billions within a few weeks," Doyle told The Salt. He's done research to test that in deli meats like chicken and turkey, and says the growth of the pathogens was "incredible."
In recent years deli meat processors have taken steps to reduce the risk of contamination, including heat-processing packaged meats, and adding two chemicals, potassium lactate and sodium diacetate, that together curb the growth of the bug.
Michael Foods identified a repair project in the packaging room as the likely source of contamination, according to Sparish. "Since then we've taken corrective steps to address the issue."
Doyle says that "in general I think deli products are safe." But he says eaters should be aware that just because something is fresh, it doesn't mean it hasn't had a lengthy wait in the wings.


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Friday, November 29, 2013
By day, Mirian Dankovchik is a stay at home mom, caring for her 6-year-old son, Gary, and 2-year-old daughter, Sophia. But on Monday nights she gets a much needed break from her full-time job and goes to Summerville Commuity Orchestra rehearsals.
"Music makes me emotional and happy. Whne you're there it's powerful, more than radio or CD. You feel it and it gets into you," she said.
Dankovchik has been a part of the orchestra for one year and is the group's only string bass player.
"I think it sounds really beautiful, I like the sound of a bass better than the violin," she said. Dankovchik originally began her music career in grade school with the violin, but after her middle school orchestra teacher asked all of the students to try the bass, she was hooked.
"I think part of the reason I liked it so much was because I was so good at it," she said with a laugh. "Much better than I was at the violin. On violin I was like the last chair, but on bass I was first or second."
Originally from northern Virginia, Dankovchik attended West Virginia University as a string bass performance major. Yet she still doesn't consider herself a professional.
"I didn't play for six years," she said, mentioning how she met and married her husband in college and then started a family.
But in 2008 she purchased her own bass and music has been back in her life ever since.
"Music is a big part of me, and I include it with my kids too. I think it makes a difference when you include it in your life. It helps you with whatever mood you're in," she said.
When her family moved to Charleston, Dankovchik said she knew the area's reputation for the arts and found SCO on the internet.
"I Googled 'orchestra' and the first thing that popped up was SCO, so I went for a rehearsal and that was it."
She said music is more than just a fun activity for her – it's a family affair.
"My son, I put him in a summer music camp and his teacher said he learns and picks up rhythms really quickly. He took piano lessons this summer and … after the second time of seeing the music he memorizes it."
The proud mother said her son will probably surpass her musical talents.
"One time he got in trouble at school because he was singing too loud while he was on the computer," she said with a laugh.
It appears her daughter might have musical genetics, too.
"Every night I sing to her and I guess I never realized how much she pays attention but now she sings along to me."
But none of this is a surprise to Dankovchik; she came from a musical family herself.
"My mom used to sing in church," she said. "I have a younger sister, she can play the guitar, and my younger brother can play the electric bass, drums, guitar, he even likes to write his own music. My sister is really good, they're both very good, but I get the opportunity to actually play."
Of all of her favorite things about the orchestra, Dankovchik said she likes working with Music Director Alex Agrest the most.
"I enjoy Alex [Agrest, the director.] He definitely knows what he's talking about and even though we're all volunteers we do learn a lot. He impresses me."
If Agrest is her favorite element of the orchestra, then the music is a clear runner-up.
"We've played so many things, I keep all of the programs. I keep everything I've done with them so I won't ever forget," she said. "It's so much fun and the music we play is not easy but it's really rewarding. It feels so great to be standing up there on the stage."
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Moncks Corner Mayor Bill Peagler will sit down with voters and the Independent 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 14, at the Corner Café on Main Street in Moncks Corner for casual conversation and coffee.
It will be the first in a series featuring the county supervisor candidates leading up to the June Republican primary. Moderated by Independent reporter Lindsay Street, Coffee with the Candidates is a free event intended to let candidates and voters get to know each other no stump speeches or canned questions.
Peagler kicks off the series. His fellow candidates, incumbent Dan Davis and businessman Jerry Beckley, will be featured in the following weeks at the café. Contact Lindsay Street, firstname.lastname@example.com or 843-727-5647.
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Old West End prepping for annual festivalWritten by Danielle Stanton | | firstname.lastname@example.com
June is coming, which means it's time for summer and the 43rd Annual Historic Old West End (OWE) Festival, set for June 7 and 8.
"The people that live in the neighborhood and the people who enjoy the Old West End Festival see it as a kick off to summer. You get a week or so after Memorial Day and here it is," said Josh Thurston, OWE Festival Committee member and OWE resident.
This year's festival — one of the city's iconic summer events — is expected to be just as grand as years' past.
"We have stuff for the whole family. … [We have] five Historic homes and mansion tours, an art fair on the grounds of the Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavilion, wonderful food, beer garden and lots of entertainment, garage and yard sales and children's activities available throughout the weekend," Thurston said.
People eager to partake in the festivities can visit the beer and entertainment garden from 6-11 p.m. June 6 at the Agnes Reynolds Jackson Arboretum at the corner of Delaware and Robinwood avenues.
The official kickoff to the festival is the King Wamba Carnival Parade at 10 a.m. June 7.
The tradition of the King Wamba parade started 105 years ago so local dignitaries could welcome guests from sister city Toledo, Spain, Thurston said. It was dropped at some point and then picked up again in the late 2000s, he said.
The parade's grand marshals will be the firefighters of Toledo Fire and Rescue Station No. 17.
"Every year we try to highlight someone within the community that we feel embodies the neighborhood and our festival and this year we really wanted to recognize our firefighters," Thurston said. "This year was very important to recognize the work that they do in our neighborhood."
People from around the Midwest came to Toledo to create the art cars and floats for the King Wamba parade, which will be made up of about 100 participants and musical groups, including the Scott High School's marching band, Thurston said.
A coronation ceremony in front of the Historic Mansion View Inn on Collingwood Boulevard will crown this year's Wamba King and Queen Sancha, Dave and Lynne LaPlante, longtime OWE residents and community volunteers.
The "jewel in the crown" of the Old West End Festival is the house tours available 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 7-8. Thurston said people are lined down the block to get into the tour, which is by far the most popular of the many events.
"Each year the festival's 'House Tours Chairperson' selects a grouping of homes to open to the public," according to the festival's website. "Homeowners graciously throw open their doors for Saturday and Sunday to share the unique architecture and history that make up our Historic District."
The five homes that will be on the tour this year are: the George Allen-Deb and Todd Kienzle home, 2238 Scottwood Ave., built in 1892; the Edward and Florence Scott Libbey home, 2008 Scottwood Ave., built in 1895; the Helen Doyle Pratt-Joyce Lockford home, 2515 Glenwood Ave., built in 1907; the George Williams-Jane and Dave Petitjean home, 2532 Glenwood Ave., built in 1914; and the Reynolds Secor home-Mansion View Inn, 2035 Collingwood Blvd, built in 1887.
Tickets to the house tour are $15 per person or $25 per couple. If purchased in advance, the cost is $10 per person and $5 for a single house tour. Children 12 years old and younger get in free. To purchase a ticket for $10 at the door, bring five canned good items to donate at the information booths. The canned goods will benefit St. Paul's United Methodist Church.
Located near the Toledo of Museum of Art Glass Pavilion will be the art fair, happening 11 a.m to 5 p.m. June 7-8.
Forty-five artists from Toledo as well as six surrounding states will have their wares on display and for sale, organizers said. Some artists are coming from as far away as Florida and Pennsylvania.
The artists needed to meet a certain criteria to be selected by a jury in order to participate in the fair, said Art Fair Chair Tara Hubbard.
"It's a juried process," said Hubbard, who is also a fine artist. "The artist needs to apply and then send in images of their work and it's sent before a jury."
Hubbard moved the art fair to the Toledo Museum of Art five years ago.
"It brings everything together and gives it a more beautiful setting," she said, "Artists love it as well because it's on the grass and under the trees which gives it a nice artsy feel and it's more professional."
Festival goers who work up an appetite walking or shopping can chow down on fair-style food, including BBQ, gyros, pizza, funnel cakes, smoothies, fries, ice cream, hot dogs and more. The food vendors will be parked at the art fair and the arboretum from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
For those who want a cold brew, a beer garden will be held at the Arboretum along with entertainment. The beer garden is open noon to 10 p.m. June 7 and noon to 5 p.m. June 8. Maumee Bay Brewing Company will provide the beer.
Three entertainment stages will be set up around the festival at the arboretum with musical acts beginning at 7 p.m. June 6, the Art Fair Stage at Parkwood Avenue at Woodruff Avenue and the Commons Park Stage on Bancroft Street at Robinwood Avenue.
Musical acts are local and from outside the city, including Ann Arbor and Detroit. Styles range from psychedelic garage rock to acoustic rock to jazz. For a complete listing of acts, times and stages, go to www.toledooldwestend.com/owe-festival.
On June 7, an antique car show will happen under the shaded trees of Toledo Spain Park in front of the Park Lane Luxury Apartments, 142 23rd St. Scott High School, 2400 Collingwood Blvd., will host a Community Bash event on its front lawn from 11a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June 7.
On June 8, the Old West End 5K Run/Walk, sponsored by the Old West End Festival, will take participants through the neighborhood as musicians play along the route. Registration is at 7:30 a.m. and the event starts at 9 a.m. on Jefferson Street near Monroe Street.
Organizing all the OWE festival events, activities and entertainments requires dozens of volunteers and so many hours of preparation that Thurston was reluctant to put a number on it.
"There's so many people who have been involved in the festival. Everyone's got their own thing they are in charge of," Thurston said. "We have dozens of committees. We started having monthly meetings in the winter and they go up to a week before when it's all hands on deck. It just all falls into place but it's a lot (of work).
"It's a lot of work but it seems like it all comes together because we have a real core of 20 to 30 people who put a lot of time into their area of the festival," he said. "When you get that many people who are passionate about the festival and the people, it's an easy thing to do when you have this many committed volunteers."
Thurston said he enjoys his involvement as spokesperson and parade volunteer in an event that sparks appreciation for his neighborhood.
"For me, the festival is an opportunity to showcase where we live. There are people in Toledo who say the Old West End is dangerous, but you come down for a festival. It's just an entire community that comes together and has a good time," he said. "Everyone's neighbors, especially for that weekend. It's just a real sense of neighborhood pride that lasts the whole year.
"Come down, see our Victorian homes, walk around, have a beer, have some food and enjoy what we get to see every day," Thurston said. "We want as many people to see what we see — just a great place to live."
All the money raised by the OWE Festival goes to the OWE Association and will be used for neighborhood improvements among other neighborhood projects, Thurston said.
For more information, visit www.toledooldwestend.com/owe-festival.
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This is a picture of my great-grandfather Gee (Jehu Stokely) Sawyer's older sister Barbary. The back of the picture reads
"F. L. Evans & Barbra Prophet, Jehu's sister, who tried to drive him off his farm. "
Barbara or Barbary was born about 1839 to Archibald and Sallie Killian Sawyer(s). She was probably named for Sallie's mother, Barbary Fulbright Killian. I have not researched the Greene County court records for the lawsuits involved in her efforts to drive him from his farm. It's on my list of things to do. That notation was made by my aunt (and Gee's granddaughter) Janis Sawyer who was her generation's family historian. Barbary married William Proffitt and was widowed in 1870 when he was killed by a falling tree.
There is no record of her marrying Mr. Evans, nor do they appear in any Greene County census together. She was enumerated as widowed and living first, with her brother William in 1880 and then as Barbary A Prophet, head of household in 1900.
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OK then...new beginnings.
With the "old" Cantina being closed, Theme Song thread as well...maybe it`s time for a new Happy Thread as well.
So Ms Mod can close the old one.
Like all of you keep saying, and it is really the only thing to do - we have to move forward.
And that`s what John would want and wants from us.
So, here it goes - I was, am and forever will be happy I know all of you.
Was, am and will be happy for knowing John Dalglish.
Happy for reading The Tommyknockers at the moment and for having Sai King in my life...dang, does that guy have the ability of making me laugh.
Happy for having my family with me.
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Humans, both as observers and subjects, are the focus of "Beautiful Human," a multi-media exhibit that runs in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery Friday, September 11-October 9, 2009.
Curated exclusively for Haverford by Philadelphia artist and educator Shelley Spector, founder and director of Spector Gallery/Projects, the exhibit presents unique explorations of human life by six Philadelphia-based artists: Donald E. Camp, Matthew Fisher, Laura Graham, Rob Matthews, Joshua Mosley, and James Mundie. "Through individual portrayal of real and fictional people," says Spector, "the six artists present bodies of work that explore history, time, truth, love, faith, identity, desire, lineage, mortality, and honor."
Photographer Donald E. Camp addresses the ongoing struggle against intolerance by recording the faces of African-American men in "Dust Shaped Hearts," a series of large-scale casein and pigment prints each covered with a single human face. "Dust Shaped Hearts" is supported in part by a GAP grant from the Pew Fellowship in the Arts.
Matthew Fisher's graphite-on-paper drawings portray fictional Colonial soldiers in fabricated open landscapes, suggesting fragments of narratives. Although his work addresses the global political scene, the themes—love, war, and nature—are timeless.
Using large-scale wet photography, Laura Graham explores identity through omission in "Identity Experiment." By concealing her subjects' faces with shadows, cropping, and masks, Graham challenges viewers to consider the impact of what is shown, and also to imagine what is missing.
Part of an ongoing series of 100 drawings, Rob Matthews' graphite-on-paper works portray family members and friends holding symbolic objects. Called "unremarkable in a good way" by Matthews, the subjects appear with little animation or expression, so that no one personality is distinct. The objects they hold have personal meanings but reach for universal significance.
Joshua Mosley presents a trip to the moon as a metaphor for a personal journey in his digital animation "Commute." Using stop-motion clay figures and rapidly cycling charcoal drawings, Mosley creates a story that reflects his concern for the negative effects of technology on interpersonal relationships and self-awareness.
"Prodigies," James Mundie's series of small pen-and-ink drawings, reveals the artist's longtime fascination with the human oddities who once traveled the country in carnival and circus sideshows. He places portraits of real-life "freaks" within contexts borrowed from art history, blending "high" and "low" art.
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Moms are spot-on. With eyes in the back of their heads, 365 days a year, they are all-seeing, all-knowing beings whose sixth sense keeps children (and grandchildren) on the straight and narrow (for the most part).
This year, reading isn't just a fun way to explore new worlds or earn fun prizes. This year, some lucky patrons will be able to SLIME A LIBRARIAN at the end of summer reading.
Once one of the largest wetlands in North America, the Grand Kankakee Marsh covered much of present day Northern Indiana and Illinois, and became known as "The Everglades of the North."
This month the Jasper County Public Library is kicking off its new Pinterest collection pinterest.com/myjcpl with a Summer Reading photo contest for JCPL card holders: Pin it to Win it.
June is a great month to visit your local branch of the Jasper County Public Library, too, because there are so many special events to look forward to and SO MANY new books to read, including these new adult fiction titles!
By the time the year 2013 is over, we'll look back on whatever momentous occasions happened in the month of June.
School is out and summer vacation is just starting. But as Phineas and Ferb tell us, there are only so many days to do all the stuff there is to do before school starts this fall.
Don't sit around the house this Summer; sign up for Summer Reading at your local Jasper County library. You'll get the chance to win cash or prizes, as well as take part in some cool teen programs.
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From flowers to covered bridges to hot air balloons, Terri Ulbrich sees the beauty in everything around her through the lens of her camera. Family and friends depend on this talented photographer to capture special events on film, and Terri never attends special occasions without bringing her camera along.
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Brian Fitzpatrick started Google's Chicago engineering office in 2005, and currently leads Google's Transparency Engineering team, which uses data to help protect free expression and free speech on the web. He also founded and leads Google's Data Liberation Front, a team that systematically works to make it easy for users to move their data both to and from Google (e.g. via Google Takeout). He serves as both thought leader and internal advisor for Google's open data efforts and has previously led the Google Code and The Google Affiliate Network teams.
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Brian first started contributing to open source software in 1998 and was a core Subversion developer from 2000 to 2005 as well as the lead developer of the cvs2svn utility. He was nominated as a member of the Apache Software Foundation in 2002 and spent two years as the ASF's VP of Public Relations. He is also a member of the Open Web Foundation. Brian has written several books, numerous articles, and given many presentations on a wide variety of subjects from open data to version control to software development. He is the co-author of "Team Geek: A Software Developer's Guide to Working Well with Others," "Version Control with Subversion" (now in its second edition), and chapters for "Unix in a Nutshell" and "Linux in a Nutshell."
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Corticosteroids are a type of anti-inflammatory medicine. Corticosteroid overdose occurs when someone accidentally or intentionally takes more than the normal or recommended amount of this medication.
Corticosteroids come in many forms, including:
Most corticosteroid overdoses occur with pills and liquids.
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ESS is attempting to back out of the dyno event they themselves requested?
Roman at ESS is now attempting to back out of the tuner dyno day shootout. I would like to remind everyone, ESS requested this dyno comparison themselves and asked BimmerBoost to schedule it. Now that the date is nearing, ESS is going back on their word at the last minute
I received this e-mail from Roman:
This was my response:
We have over a half dozen companies waiting on ESS. BMS has agreed and has been patiently waiting. MHP agreed although the date change now inconvenience them. Gintani agreed and said they would accept the date change for ESS. OE Tuning agreed and said they accept the date change to wait for ESS. Powerchip said they do not mind the date change and look forward to it. Vishnu has agreed in proxy and we also have GIAC representation. G-power is ready with their supercharger representation.
BimmerBoost has worked tirelessly to make this event happen at substantial cost as any of these companies can attest. We have been on the phones and e-mailing back and forth for what is almost 4 months now.
ESS requested this event, led everyone on, and now is backing down from their own challenge. BimmerBoost has considerable cost tied to the event and will not simply let it go. DC Performance has a large amount of revenue dependent on the event. Literally dozens of people, companies will be hurt financially and inconvenienced by ESS not honoring its own request.
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It is solely Roman standing in the way now at the last minute, Asbjorn, the actual tuner, already agreed.
I find it funny that a company that calls out Powerchip saying they will meet them anytime, anywhere, now can't seem to find the time.
Powerchip, Gintani, OE-tuning, BMS, Vishnu, GIAC, G-power, everyone is on board and waiting for them. Roman just doesn't want to see BimmerBoost get exposure, that is what this really comes down to.
I don't know what else I can possibly do. They are the ones who called out Powerchip, well, Powerchip is ready to rock and isn't backing down. Gintani isn't backing down. No one else is backing down. The fact they are doing this at the last minute shows absolutely no respect for anyone else and no respect for the time and money that has gone into this. I can not stress enough how difficult organizing this and getting all the tuners on the same page has been. I can't stress enough how much money this has cost.
I hope we can resolve whatever issue is preventing this. If they want a different date, we will reschedule to accommodate ESS yet again.
In Vishnu's case I understand why we need to source customer cars, same with GIAC. ESS said they wanted to go head to head with the other tuners, well, what is the hold-up?
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Sticky's dyno day? Due to obvious reasons we will not participate in that. If a 3rd party sets up something we would be more than happy to attend as long as the following conditions are met :
-Full share of dyno files as they are made, not later so they can be changed/replaced.
-Same fuel used. We drain all tanks and refill from the same gas station before dynotesting.
-Boost and ignition retardation logging as well as a error scan after the pulls to verify all is running well.
I will be back in the US in mid/late September and will make myself available for any and all testing on these terms that is held by a person/group not affiliated with Gintani/OE.
$#@! those people. Seriously. Its like having a GF that always says she's gonna do something, but never does. $#@! them and move on... ESS seems to be worst than $#@!es.
So what, there is not one single ESS SC M3 in Cali that would go alone? Any customer's car should be running properly, so they should not be able to blame AJ/Roman's absence for anything.
If I had an M3, supercharged by the f*cking LEGO toy company (yes, a supercharger made of lego blocks), Id still show up and enjoy the day.
Now all of a sudden it is September? He wrote August and is now changing his story?
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