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George Ossei November 22, 2011 at 9:47 am
Very interesting concepts.But how cheap does it come as compare to traditional concepts?
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This is a wonderful little design. I love small scale housing projects and the focus on sustainability and having a small footprint is inspiring. Great project!
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Joe Allen today delivered a frank assessment of his recent form by acknowledging he has not matched the high standards he set at the start of the season – but the midfielder has vowed to do all he can to return to his best.
The Wales international admits he has been disappointed with his performance levels over the past few weeks - though he believes the hard work he's putting in on the Melwood training pitches will pay dividends.
With Liverpool gearing up for key Barclays Premier League fixtures against Arsenal and Manchester City this week, Allen is determined to conjure up the kind of performances that saw him excel against those teams at Anfield earlier in the campaign.
He told Liverpoolfc.com: "In recent times I think it goes without saying it [my form] has been slightly disappointing, to be honest, but I am faithful and confident that I will turn things around on a personal level.
"It's games like Wednesday where, if I can be involved in some way, I can get my performance levels higher.
"The games against Arsenal and Manchester City earlier in the season are probably the level I am hoping to reach again and be more consistent with.
"There is no magic formula. I'll keep working hard and keep faithful there will be another performance like that just around the corner.
Allen will head to the Emirates on the back of firing his first Liverpool goal in Sunday's FA Cup fourth-round tie at Oldham Athletic.
Ultimately, it counted for little as the Latics held on to secure a 3-2 win - but the 22-year-old is hoping it's the first of several as he stressed the importance of spreading goals around the team to aid top-scorer Luis Suarez.
Allen reflected: "At the time the goal gave us a chance to get back into the game, so I was hoping it would prove to be an important goal but when it counts for nothing you just move on and look to get a goal that will count for something.
"It's always important [for other players to chip in with goals]. It's fantastic for Luis to get that many goals and I am sure there are many more to come from him this season.
"The more we can add around that will be for the better. It's something I feel is improving at the moment and everyone is looking forward to chipping in themselves."
Allen admits the disappointment of Sunday's shock Cup exit still lingers, but he's confident Liverpool will be fully focused on the task in hand by the time they travel to the Emirates to face Arsenal on Wednesday.
He said: "It was one of those days, I think. You can't question the mentality of the players here. We approached the game to win it, but unfortunately for whatever reason we didn't perform the way we should - and could - have and we got punished for it.
"It's difficult when you face a disappointment like that. A club like this wants to be challenging for trophies. Obviously we got to the final last year, and so to go out in the way we did is pretty terrible, really.
"But we've got two big league games to look forward to, turn our focus to and turn things around."
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Located in South Park Seattle Washington, this project by Seattle based Pb Elemental Architecture was completed in May 2008. It includes 3 units total approximating 900 sq ft each.
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On April 18, 2013, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame officially ushers the 2013 class of inductees into the Hall of Fame during the 28th annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. The class – Lou Adler, Heart, Quincy Jones, Albert King, Randy Newman, Public Enemy, Rush and Donna Summer – are represented in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland's newest exhibit. In the series of clips below, get a behind the scenes look at the 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees exhibit. Visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum to see the new exhibit!
Today the Rolling Stones announced their 2013 tour schedule (see below). Between that Rolling Stones news and the work the Curatorial, Exhibitions and Collections staff have been doing to get ready for Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction, a feature exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum opening May 24, I've been immersed in the "world's greatest rock and roll band" for several months. Among other things, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame exhibit will highlight the Rolling Stones touring during the last half century, years of concerts that have made them one of the best – if not the best – live rock and roll acts in history.
I was lucky to grow up in Detroit, Michigan, at a time when music was everywhere and radio was vibrant and meaningful. That city produced so many extraordinary musicians – Hank Ballard, Jackie Wilson, the MC5, the Stooges, Bob Seger, the entire Motown roster – it's nearly impossible to comprehend. Detroit gave rise to some of the genre's best. It was there I became captivated by the Rolling Stones.
I first heard the group listening to CKLW, the legendary Canadian AM radio station. Detroit was also ...
"Clichéd as it might be, we've always been a good, hard rock and roll band," Angus Young has said of his group, 2003 Hall of Fame inductees AC/DC. More than simply "good," AC/DC has reigned as one of the best-loved and hardest-rocking bands in the world for decades.
In this Gallery Talk clip, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum curatorial director Howard Kramer shares the story behind the iconic schoolboy outfit worn by AC/DC guitarist Angus Young. This outfit – along with other items from AC/DC's lengthy career – is on exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, in the heavy metal section of the Museum's Cities and Sounds exhibit.
Tommy Clarke is a native New Yorker and was a first-responder at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. His experience at the tragedy profoundly changed his life. Clarke felt a duty to keep alive the memory of those who died that day, as well as the survivors who still suffer effects from the attacks and the collapse of the towers.
Clarke enlisted his longtime friend and three-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Eric Clapton to create something to honor the three services of first responders – the New York Police Department, the Fire Department of New York and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Clapton brought in master luthier Todd Krause from the Fender Guitar Custom Shop and legendary graffiti artist Lee Quinones to design and build three guitars.
Quinones interviewed many 9/11 survivors to get their thoughts and impressions about the events. With their stories as inspiration, Quinones and Clarke conceptualized the renderings that Quinones then painted on the back of each guitar. Clarke secured authentic badges and commendation bars, and Krause installed them on the instruments he built himself. Clapton brought these guitars on tour with him in 2011 and played ...
Born on February 20, 1967, today would've been Kurt Cobain's 46th birthday. Emerging from the burgeoning grunge movement of the early 80s – an alternative sub genre that incorporated elements of indie, punk, hardcore and heavy metal – the Cobain-fronted Nirvana came together in 1987, releasing their debut Bleach in 1989, with bassist Krist Novoselic and drummer Chad Channing.
In April 1990, Nirvana began work on its second album. With drummer Chad Channing leaving the band, Cobain and Novoselic recorded tracks with Mudhoney drummer Dan Peters and later Dale Crover of the Melvins, both friends from the Seattle music scene. Eight songs were recorded for the group's demo: "Immodium" (later renamed "Breed"), "Dive" (later released as the B-side to "Sliver"), "In Bloom," "Pay to Play" (eventually renamed "Stay Away" and given a new set of lyrics), "Sappy," "Lithium," "Here She Comes Now" (released on Velvet Underground Tribute Album: Heaven and Hell Volume 1) and "Polly." The band added two tracks from Bleach to the tape and used the recording to shop for a new label. Within a few months, the demo tape was circulating among major labels, creating a buzz around the group. The band would eventually sign ...
For decades, love, in all its permutations, has proven among rock and roll's most powerful tonics. From blissful to bawdy, artists have regaled listeners with memorable tales of romance that have inspired and infuriated, giving the language of love a bold voice in the process.
Through February 17, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, is sharing the love with a special self-guided tour highlighting artifacts that relate rock's more romantic side. Visitors to the Rock Hall on February 14 will be treated to a special curator-led version of the tour, which covers the Beatles, John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix, Sex Pistols, U2 and more.
Among the artifacts featured are the handwritten lyrics to the Beach Boys' "God Only Knows," written by Tony Asher and Brian Wilson, and appearing on 1966's Pet Sounds. Wilson originally disliked the opening line of the song, "I may not always love you," feeling it was "too negative." After hearing the rest of Asher's lyrics, however, he changed his mind. "God Only Knows" was one of the first pop songs to use the word "god" in its title, and though he feared the worst, Wilson decided ...
Today, January 21, 2013, we welcome visitors to the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Festival at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, an event that celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. King. There are performances, speakers and admission to the Museum is free.
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday observance is a time for people to reflect on the accomplishments of the African-American people, including the art form known today as rock and roll. If not for the struggles and sacrifices that Dr. King and his contemporaries made, the voices and musical talents of many African-American artists may not have come to be respected and recognized at the level they are today.
Naturally, the Rock Hall salutes those visionary musicians who were the genesis of rock and roll – not just on Martin Luther King Day, but every day. King's pioneering spirit is echoed in the music that is the foundation of rock and roll, the foundation of all the Rock Hall celebrates.
The Rock Hall's "Roots of Rock" exhibit highlights the importance of recognizing rock's origins – those true pioneers – including gospel, blues, jazz and R&B, soul, country and folk music ...
"It was a group of talented musicians that made up – three guys that expressed, power…creating a sound that everybody in this room can relate to and certainly set the stage for our outfit." – Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top inducting Cream into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Formed in July 1966 and widely regarded as being the first successful supergroup, Cream was a British rock outfit made up of guitarist/vocalist Eric Clapton, bassist/vocalist Jack Bruce and drummer Ginger Baker. By the time the trio came together, they were far from rock and roll neophytes, as each member of the group had found success in other acts during the 1960s. Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker were members of Blues Incorporated until the band broke up in 1963, while Clapton was a member of the Yardbirds from 1963 to 1965. The same year Clapton exited the Yardbirds, Bruce joined John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers (which also featured Clapton on guitar). By 1966, Bruce was a member of Manfred Mann and continued to collaborate with Clapton as a member of Powerhouse, which included Hall of Fame inductee Steve Winwood.
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Nathan Ronald Castor, 27, formerly of Kendallville, died Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012.
He was born March 9, 1984, in Bristol, Penn., a son of Ronald C. and Connie (Fulk) Castor.
Surviving relatives include his parents, Ronald and Connie Castor of Kendallville; a sister, Miranda Heitz of Clearwater, Fla; a nephew, Ezra Heitz; aunts and uncles Joanne Etersque, Vincent Castor, Maria Faight, Kathleen Thompson, Annette Castor, Christopher Makai, Joan Rose, and Steve Fulk; and numerous cousins.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Sheets & Childs Funeral Home in Churubusco with Rev. Thomas R. Clothier, pastor of First Christian Church, officiating.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Tuesday from noon until 8 p.m., or one hour prior to the service Wednesday morning.
Interment will be in Christian Chapel Cemetery, Merriam.
For those who wish, memorials may be directed to the donor's choice.
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School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 8
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|124 students
|Student Body Type
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State avg.: 37%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|16 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|Average Class Size
|12 students
|List of Courses Offered
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|Classroom Dress Code
(Khaki or navy blue pants, white, navy, burguny polos; Girls wear school plaid; spirit shirts)
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National avg.: 85%
|Admissions Director
|Deborah Crutcher
|Admissions Associate
|Diedra Zamora
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Mt. Franklin Christian Academy is a ministry of Mt. Franklin Baptist Church. We believe that the school is a partner and extension of the home and church and that together we are responsible to train, equip and nurture the whole child. Mt. Franklin Christian Academy believe that all wisdom and truth comes from God and cannot be adequately taught separate from Him and His Word. We believe that excellence in academics taught from a Christian worldview and thoroughly integrated with Biblical principles and truths to be the cornerstone and ultimate goal of the Christian school. We will strive to train every student in excellence and godliness by teaching and equipping them with the Word of God, educating them with academic excellence for all usefulness, and nurturing the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual development of each individual so that every student might become complete in Christ.
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From its birth, UNLV has maintained a symbiotic relationship with the city of Las Vegas and the surrounding areas. Each has prospered and reaped benefits from the economic and social growth of the region.
Today, the region is confronting the challenges of urban growth.
Social justice, sustainability, health care delivery, and economic and cultural diversity, and access to higher education are tearing at the region's moral and social fabric.
In response, the university — with more than 100 community programs — is forming new partnerships and improving access to social services. It's also tacking Nevada's lack of a higher-educated workforce head-on by initiating outreach activities — like UNLV's Adopt-A-School program — to introduce the valley's low-income students to the power of higher education.
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Jay Feaster discusses Flames' "meritocracy"
Oct 17, 2012, 11:00 PM EDT
Calgary Flames GM Jay Feaster hammered home the theme of the team's system being a "meritocracy" during a radio interview with Sportsnet's Pat Steinberg.
"The philosophy really is about merit and 'what have you done for me last shift,'" Feaster said. "That's ultimately where we want to be as an organization … I believe it's the fair way to do it and right way to do it."
Feaster brought up that subject in regard to goaltending prospect Leland Irving – a netminder struggling to make a leap in the system despite being a former first-round pick.
While that's the tougher side of the policy, Feaster wasn't shy about praising the merits of Sven Baertschi, who is off to a strong AHL start with the Abbotsford Heat. Most specifically, Feaster praised Baertschi because it seems like he isn't treating a future NHL gig as a sure-thing.
"That's why he is successful, has been and will be successful," Feaster said. "Instead of taking something for granted and thinking 'I'm just coming in here to bind my time and as soon as there's a new Collective Bargaining Agreement in place I'll be in the National Hockey League,' he's saying there are aspects of my game to work on and this is the perfect place to do it … he's a special young man."
Finally, Feaster had a strong recommendation for Heat coach Troy Ward, who some believed was the best choice to take over the Flames' top job instead of Bob Hartley.
"It's just a matter of time before he's a head coach in the National Hockey League," Feaster said.
If his work once again merits a few job interviews, that is.
- ron05342 - Oct 17, 2012 at 11:15 PM
When I first read the title, I thought the last word was "mediocrity."
Which is much more appropriate actually, considering this clown's recent history.
- atwatercrushesokoye - Oct 17, 2012 at 11:18 PM
The fate of the organization won't change until they either fire Ken King or make him strictly in charge of the business side of all of the Flames holdings. Credit to King, he was there when the fans came back and he's turned the financial fortunes of the team around but he's not a hockey guy and his right hand man Mike Holditch (an accountant) isn't a hockey guy and they've brought in bad GM's and King has overseen bad hockey since 05-06 when they won the division and crashed and burned in the first round of the playoffs.
It's time to bring in a smart hockey guy (JD!) and let him do his thing to rebuild the hockey side of the franchise.
- blomfeld - Oct 18, 2012 at 1:17 AM
This guy needs to get a gym membership asap … seriously 😦
ps: friends, Jerome Iginla is "guaranteed" to be heading to our LA Kings this year !
- atwatercrushesokoye - Oct 18, 2012 at 7:52 AM
He was almost traded to the Kings in 2010 but turned down that trade, add to that the fact that he's not a fan of Darryl Sutter anymore and I think your hopes might not be reality.
- bcjim - Oct 18, 2012 at 6:55 AM
"bind my time" ??
What does that mean?
- blomfeld - Oct 18, 2012 at 10:34 AM
Can't say for certain, but I think that's a Prairie expression which means "tying" one's time down or something ?
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The Bottle Rockets
The idea of a Lifetime Achievement award might seem a little strange to long-time fans of the Bottle Rockets. During its fifteen-plus years of touring and recording, Brian Henneman's outfit has never rested on its laurels or demanded credit for being one of alt-country's sonic architects. Instead, the quartet has weathered lineup shifts and record-label hassles by staying true to its smart, broad-shouldered roots-rock. In fact, Bloodshot Records will release a new BoRox LP, Lean Forward, in August — and the core elements of the band's sound (Henneman's steely eyed but good-natured lyrics and loud guitars with equal amounts of twang and bite) will no doubt be on display. — Christian Schaeffer
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For many, reggae isn't about innovation as much as its love of a traditional musical language. This is certainly the case with the Murder City Players, which has stayed true to the genre throughout its 26-year career. With devotion and discipline, the band has avoided the temptation to follow trends or exploit the occasional ska resurgence. In other words, Murder City is fluent enough in reggae to edit Desmond Dekker's Wikipedia entry — or faithfully cover the Wailers, like it did at last year's An Under Cover Weekend. New music is in the works (release date and format: TBA) but rest assured that the act still parties like it's 1967, one upbeat at a time.— Ryan Wasoba
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In storytelling and joke-making, things are always better, funnier and rife with more possibility when they're arranged in sets of three. (For proof, see the story of The Three Little Pigs and the TheThree Stooges.) This rule holds true in music as well, at least when considering Rough Shop's singer-songwriters. Individually, Andy Ploof, Anne Tkach and John Wendland possess distinct voices and refined songwriting styles; together, the trio combines folk, rock, blues, bluegrass and jazz with an amiable grace and expert chops. (CS)
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SYRACUSE ŌĆö Those in attendance at the baseball game between Columbia City and Wawasee Tuesday night were treated to a high-scoring affair.
The Eagles managed to come out on top of the Warriors 13-12.
The contest was back-and-forth, as there were eight lead changes.
The deciding run wasnŌĆÖt scored until the top of the seventh inning, when Eagle first baseman Zac Steinke hit an RBI single that drove in senior Derek Hinen from second. That run broke a 12-12 tie.
Pitcher Ryan Kerschner retook the mound for the bottom of the seventh to finish out the game.
Laura Lefever organized a team of Whitley County residents to participate in the 11th Annual Lapper & Survivors Day event, a walk to benefit Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana.
More than 700 people attended the walk Saturday and helped raise more than $55,000 for the organization.
Cancer Services provides emotional support, practical resources and information to patients and their families dealing with cancer. The organization also serves Whitley County.
Lefever serves on the Board of Directors for the organization.
Heath Fearnow, one of Columbia CityŌĆÖs Police DepartmentŌĆÖs newest reserve officers, went through an unpleasant training exercise Saturday night.
Fearnow, along with fellow reserve Tony Kumfer and CCPDŌĆÖs newest hire, Jon Stoffel (pictured left), underwent taser training at City Hall.
Pictured, from left: Stoffel, Fearnow, taser instructor and CCPD Officer Thor Hodges, and Sergeant Trey Insley.
FORT WAYNE ŌĆö Columbia CityŌĆÖs girls track team did all as expected Tuesday night at NorthropŌĆÖs regional meet.
Three Lady Eagles qualified for the state finals in June.
Samantha Roush is advancing in the mile run, Kalisha Goree hit the state-qualifiying leap in long jump, and Carlee Hearld is moving on again in the high jump.
Hearld and Roush placed 10th in the state meet last season.
Roush placed second at TuesdayŌĆÖs regional with a time of 5:04.9 in the 1,600-meter run.
Roush also ran the 800-meter, with a non-state qualifying finish.
CHURUBUSCO ŌĆö Cafeteria food pricing and lunch menu mandates by the state of Indiana had food service workers overheated at Smith-Green Community School Board of School Trustees meeting Monday.
Pam Hill, a cafeteria worker, told board members of a problem with students charging their lunches, causing a deficit of more than a thousand dollars.
Hill discussed at length her frustration with the federal governmentŌĆÖs mandates on pricing and menu.
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Kevin Post, of Counsilman-Hunsaker, led the forum with his expertise on facility design and execution.
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ELIZABETHTOWN - The Essex County Board of Supervisors cut another 1.3 percent from the projected 2011 tax hike during a special meeting Tuesday - but like their colleagues in Franklin County, supervisors decided not to use additional fund balance to buy down the tax levy.
The board unanimously adopted the $99 million county budget, which features an 8.62 percent tax increase in 2010 and boasts one of the lowest tax rates in the state at just $2.15 per thousand dollars of assessed value.
The budget will apply $7 million in excess cash to buy down the $22 million tax levy. But Finance Committee Chairman Tom Scozzafava wanted to apply an additional $500,000 of fund balance - a move that would have dropped the hike to about 5 percent.
And County Chairman Randy Douglas - who has sat on the fence about the controversial policy issue - thought it wasn't a bad idea.
"It was a hard decision to make, but I felt cutting it down from 8.6 to around 4.5 was something I thought was in the best interest of the taxpayers," he said.
But 11 of the 16 supervisors present sided with County Manager Dan Palmer, who has repeatedly argued that draining the fund balance any further could have devastating results in 2012.
Elizabethtown Supervisor Noel Merrihew expressed the sentiments of the vast majority of his peers.
"By looking at the contiguous counties around us - we're all in the same business, we provide the same services - our tax rate is artificially low," he said. "I just think that a little bit of an increase in that tax rate will make our lives easier next year."
The Essex County tax rate is half that of its neighbors. If the additional fund balance were applied, only seven cents per thousand would have been carved from the tax rate.
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Carl Carr
Carl Francis Carr, 92, of Portsmouth, passed away Sunday, October 21, 2012 at Southern Ohio Medical Center. Surviving are a niece, Helen Knauff of McDermott; a nephew, Michael R. Jordan of Lexington, KY.
Services were held Wednesday, Oct. 24 at the Ralph F. Scott Funeral Home in Portsmouth with Pastor Chuck Holsinger officiating.
Rodney Crabtree
Rodney Crabtree, 74, of New Boston, died Friday, October 19, 2012 at SOMC Hospice in Portsmouth. He is survived by three sons, Martin, Rodney, and Kevin, all of Columbus; two daughters, Angela and Karen, both of Columbus; two brothers, Earl Crabtree of Portsmouth and Ronald Crabtree of McDermott; one sister, Janet Ratliff of Goshen IN. Private burial will be in Old Wheelersburg Cemetery and there will be no services. Arrangements are being handled by Wolfe-Nelson Funeral Home.
Herman Douglas
Herman E. Douglas, 73, of Blue Run Road, Lucasville, died Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at Ohio State University Hospital in Columbus. He is survived by his wife, Haroldean (Coon) Douglas; two sons, Louis Andrew Douglas of Salt Lake City, Utah, John Franklin Earl Douglas of Lucasville; one daughter, Ashley Veronica (Douglas) Hamilton of Lucasville; two sisters, Eleanor Yelverton of Toledo, Geraldine Hearns of Phoenix City, Alabama; two brothers, Raymond H. Douglas of Dundee, Michigan, Russell H. Douglas of Knoxville, Tennessee; three granddaughters; two step-grandsons and a great granddaughter. Services were held Thursday, October 18, 2012 at Hickory Grove Cemetery in Jackson County, Ohio, with Pastor Rick Ratliff officiating.
James Drake
James Paul Drake, 75, of Portsmouth, died Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at the SOMC Hospice Center. Surviving are his wife, Jessie Bowles Drake, his daughter Jami Sue (Edward) Wise of Portsmouth; a sister, Betty (Sal) Mastandrea of Hebron, CT and a grandson.
Services were held Saturday, Oct. 27 at the Ralph Scott Funeral Home in Portsmouth with Chaplain Jason Coriell officiating.
Betty Lowe
Betty C. Lowe, 81, of Sciotoville, died Monday, October 22, 2012, at her home. Surviving are a son, Tom Lowe of Sciotoville, three daughters, Suzanne Binns Brown of Sciotoville, Michelle (Casey) Lowe Colvin of Ironton and Kathleen Lowe Dean of Sciotoville, a brother, Laurence (Judy) Pitts of South Webster, two sisters, Donna (Raymond) Jones of Medina and Mary Elizabeth (Kenneth) Ellifritt of Wheelersburg and three grandchildren.
Services will be at the convenience of the family with interment in Memorial Burial Park.
Betty Morgan
Laura Elizabeth Morgan, 91, of Lucasville, died Sunday, Oct. 21, 2012 at SOMC Hospice. She is survived by two daughters, Frances Stephenson of Rotonda West, Fla., and Ruth Ann Buckler of Lucasville; nine grandchildren; 26 great grandchildren; and one sister Mauna Queen of Lucasville.
Services were held on, Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012 at the Cook Road Baptist Church with Larry Parks officiating.
Esther Pilch
Esther Marie Pilch, 88 of Wheelersburg died Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at Best Care Nursing Home. She is survived by a sister, Evelyn Bradley and many nieces and nephews. Services were held Monday, October 22, 2012 at Saint John's Lutherna Church with Reverend Carl Beck officiating. Burial will be in Saint John's Cemetery. Friends may call the the Harrison-Pyles Funeral Home Sunday from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Tim Watts
Tim Watts 64 of Ironton died Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at his residence. He is survived by his wife, Nita Fitzwater Watts. Also surviving are three brothers, Tony (Slena) Watts, Douglas (Mary) Watts and Taylor Jr. (Geraldine) Watts, five sisters, Hester (Millard) Adkins, Maxine (Charles) Thompson, Rainelle Elliott, Joyce Pickett and Loretta Kirk and three granddaughters.
Services were held Friday, October 19, 2012. at the Harrison-Pyles Funeral Home in Wheelersburg with Reverend Charles Shields and Reverend Perry Prosch officiating.
Wayne Williams
Wayne W. Williams, 78, of Sciotodale, died Friday, October 19, 2012, at the SOMC Hospice House. Surviving are his wife, June Howell Williams, six children, Terry David (Ann Reber) of Columbus, Timothy Wayne (Carol) of Eden Park, Todd Matthew (Tracy) of Cincinnati, Tracie Denise (Kevin) Fannin of Minford, Ty Andrew of Minford and Thomas Howell (Amy) of Rigrish Addition, 13 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Services were held on Monday, Oct. 22 at the Brant Funeral Home in Sciotoville with Ron Parker and Mike Simpson officiating.
Robin Valli
Robin Sue Valli, 56, of Portsmouth, died Sunday, October 21, 2012 at the SOMC Hospice Center. In addition to her father Richard B. Dodge, she is survived by her family, her husband Joseph Valli, DC, two daughters Lindsey and Lauren Valli, a brother, Jeffrey (Dwana) Dodge of Minford; a sister, Cindy (Brian) Pollard of Minford. Services were held on Thursday, Oct. 25 at the Ralph Scott Funeral Home in Portsmouth with Ed Crabtree officiating.


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A dark experience
In honor of the end of Daylight Savings Time, Green & Black's, a pioneer in organic chocolate, is inviting consumers to appreciate the extra hour of darkness by offering free samples of the company's 70-percent and milk chocolate bars. To get samples, go to www.appreciatethedarkness.com from 5 p.m. Saturday to 5 a.m. Sunday. — Karen […] [Read More]
A ghost story?
Aldaco's at Sunset Station, 100 Hoefgen, has long been a popular hangout for those who enjoy Mexican food and a good margarita. But is a ghost also hanging out there? It depends on whom you ask. Albert Jimenez, one of the shift leaders, says there are times when it feels "like there's a ghost in […] [Read More]
Halloween specials
• The Lodge Restaurant of Castle Hills, 1746 Lockhill-Selma Road, is having its annual Halloween dinner special Wednesday. The offer is four courses for $40. Call (210) 349-8466. • Habanero's Grill is offering a Halloween Happy Meal that includes 15 kid tacos, 4 kid quesadillas, chips and queso as well as two quarts of lemonade […] [Read More]
Sin and Redemption brunch at Casbeers
The monthly gospel brunch at Casbeers, 1719 Blanco Road, will be a little different this Sunday. With it being so close to Halloween, the Earfood Gospel Orchestra has decided to perform a set of sinning songs from their regular repertoire alternating with redemption songs from their gospel selections. One thing that won't change is the […] [Read More]
Recent openings
Pei Wei Asian Diner has opened at Lincoln Heights Shopping Center at 999 E. Basse Road. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner daily. Call (210) 507-3600 for information. Aladdin's Eatery, which features Lebanese-American cuisine, has opened at La Arcata Shopping Center at 115 North Loop 1604 E. at Stone Oak Drive. The restaurant, […] [Read More]
A hymn to Tex-Mex
In today's New York Times, Joe Drape offers 'A Celebration of Tex-Mex, Without Apology," a look at our favorite food as it exists in Houston, Dallas, and, of course, San Antonio. The San Antonio portion of the article, accompanied by several photos, focuses on Mary Treviño and El Mirador on South St. Mary's. "San Antonio […] [Read More]
Spurs inspire restaurateurs
• For 28 years, Josephine St. Cafe, 400 E. Josephine St., has been offering bus rides to home Spurs games, wherever the game is being played. (For you newcomers that means the Alamodome as well as the AT&T Center.) The restaurant will mark start of the new season with a Spurs Fan Season Kick-Off Pep […] [Read More]
Open for Sunday brunch
Tomatillo's Cafe y Cantina, 3210 Broadway, is now offering Sunday brunch weekly from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The brunch features action stations for hot breakfast items such as huevos a la Mexicana and chilaquiles; cold lunch items including salpicon; and, hot dishes such as chicken mole. Call (210) 824-3005. — Karen Haram [Read More]
MS benefit at Bolo's
Bolo's Latin American Grille at the Omni San Antonio, 9821 Colonnade, is having a fundraiser today to benefit the MS Society. A portion of all pasta sales will be donated to the society. The hotel is a sponsor of the Valero MS150 and is the location where riders will pick up their information packets. The […] [Read More]
Opening soon
Chipotle is opening its newest restaurant at 1411 Bandera Road Road Oct. 24, and from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m, the restaurant at the southeast corner of Loop 1604 and Bandera Road will be giving away free gourmet burritos, tacos, bowls and salads to customers. The grand opening on Oct. 26 will include T-shirt giveaways […] [Read More]
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Ex-pro Quinn excited at Mousehole challenge
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WAYNE Quinn hopes his appointment as the new player-manager of Mousehole will herald happier times at Trungle Parc.
The 36-year-old will take over from Darren Woodard at the end of the current South West Peninsula League season, where he will be assisted by his former Hayle and Penzance team-mate Matt Shiels.
It's a challenge Quinn is relishing, having spent some time out of the game after a short spell with Newquay this season. His last spell was with junior outfit St Buryan in the Trelawny League.
The former England U21 international, who joined Newcastle United from Sheffield United for £800,000 in 2001, admits playing football had become a 'chore' in recent years. And at a time when finances are playing an increasingly large part in the game, even at Peninsula League level, Quinn admits his love for the game has waned.
But after agreeing to take over from Woodard, Quinn, who lives in Hayle, is excited about his latest challenge.
He said: "Mousehole have fallen on hard times in recent years, but that was the attraction about coming here.
"My wife (Lisa) and her family are from Mousehole and they've always said why don't you go there?
"I spoke to Darren (Woodard) and when the chance came along to take over at the end of the season it was an opportunity I couldn't turn down.
"Selfishly, I wish the season was finished now so I can get started. I'm really excited."
Mousehole have endured another wretched season near the foot of Division One West, where they have won just two league games this season.
On Good Friday Quinn watched the Seagulls lose 3-0 to derby rivals, and his former club Hayle (report, page 76).
Quinn admits Mousehole's continued struggle at the bottom of the table has done little for the club's image.
But that is something he wants to change. He revealed the club won't have the funds to compete with other teams in the division, and that is a situation he is happy with.
He said: "I'm tired of hearing about players going from here to there for that much, and clubs willing to pay out for them.
"I wanted to go to a club with no money, but with players you can trust. These players (at Mousehole) have stuck with the club through thick and thin, and that's what I want.
"There was a time when I was playing where it had just become a bit of a chore. But there is just something about this club. It feels right.
"I want to get an honest group of footballers together who play for the love of the game."
The club has confirmed Woodard will remain at the club next season, working behind the scenes, and Quinn said: "Darren deserves an enormous amount of credit for the job he has done here. He feels like he has taken the club as far as he can, and hopefully myself and Matt Shiels can bring the good times back to this football club.
"We want to create a real, family friendly atmosphere on a Saturday, where all the players' wives and children can come along and enjoy the day.
"Mousehole is a great little club, run by good, honest people and I'm looking forward to being a part of it."
Mousehole are at home to Truro City on Saturday (3pm).


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William Bailey, minister, officiated the 5 p.m. exchange of vows. Music was provided by Chase Buchannan, vocalist/guitarist.
The bride is a daughter of Lelica and Dragan Svalina, Johnson City.
She is a granddaughter of the late Bozica and Petar Svalina; and the late Dobrinka and Dusko Bandic.
The groom is a son of Vedette and Ron Rice, Soddy Daisy.
He is a grandson of Jean and Stan Rice, Johnson City; Barbara Lehn, Burlington, Wis., and the late Don Lehn.
Given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, the bride wore a pearl beaded ivory lace gown.
Maid of honor was Gorica Svalina, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Milica Bandic, Jovana Milicevic, Lilly Lam, Noelle Brown and Kendra Sigler.
Flower girl was Laura Rice.
Blaine Rice, brother of the groom, served as best man.
Groomsmen were Abdullah Sabri, Jeff Chastain, John Eads and Corey Vines.
Usher was Nemanja Bandic.
Following a reception at The Charles, the couple took a wedding trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia.


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It's tough to miss them on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Walk anywhere near the Quad and you'll hear the yelling and chanting, see the students pushing each other across the field in a battle for the ball.
They're playing a game most of them had never experienced before coming to Willamette: rugby.
Rugby has existed off and on as a Willamette club sport since the late 1960s. Stephen Scott '10 initiated the current campus team during his freshman year.
"I really enjoy the community aspect of rugby, which is why I wanted to start it here," says Scott, a rhetoric and media studies major and the team captain. "We have a diverse group of players from all social groups coming together on the rugby field."
After just four years of building the program, the Willamette Rugby Football Club took its game to international fields this spring, playing teams in Ireland and Scotland during a weeklong tour.
"We learned to play this game on the Quad, this small field in Oregon, and this spring our team played the biggest university in Scotland right under a monument to William Wallace," says Behzod Sirjani '10, a rhetoric and media studies major. "It was a life-changing experience."
Learning Abroad
The idea for the trip hatched after Scott studied for a semester in Ireland and played with the Belfast Instonians. Twenty-five players, two coaches, a faculty advisor, two administrators and several supporters went on this year's tour.
The students played against the Instonians in Northern Ireland and the University of Stirling team in Scotland. They also attended a major professional rugby tournament in Dublin, participated in a training session with Irish coaches and explored historical sites in Edinburgh, Scotland.
"The students witnessed a Dublin that is modernizing very rapidly, they saw Belfast, still deeply scarred by social and religious tension, and they enjoyed the medieval castle city of Edinburgh," says history Professor Bill Duvall, the club advisor. "In a very quick series of days, they were able to experience something that Willamette prides itself on, and that is international education."
This was the first time many of the players had been to Europe, and it sparked a stronger interest in international history and culture.
"I learned that while those countries have their own social and political problems, they still know about America's ongoing political dialogue," says Andrew Monbouquette '10, a rhetoric and media studies major. "The disparity between their knowledge of us and our knowledge of them was eye-opening."
Although the Willamette players lost both matches, their opponents - who had many more years of experience - taught them new ways to approach the game.
"I grew so much in my understanding of rugby, while simultaneously learning about cultures I had never experienced," says Scott Hirschberger '10, a psychology and economics major.
The Rugby Community
Many of the players joined rugby for the challenge of learning a sport that may seem confusing - and a bit rough - at first glance.
"My favorite thing about playing rugby is the physicality of it," Logan Brooks '13 says. "I feel a sense of pride knowing that I gave a rough sport my all and came out on top."
After each match, both at home and abroad, players from the two teams gather for a meal and social event. This sense of camaraderie appeals to many of the students.
"No matter how hard you play against your opponent during a game, once you leave the field, you are all friends in the larger rugby community," Scott says.
"We have an Old Boys game at the beginning of the year, where we invite back alumni to play against the current team," says Stephen Branch '11, an international studies and Spanish major. "It's great to know that you're not just part of the team until you graduate. You're always connected to Willamette rugby."


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And if we close Guantanamo today without thinking of what to do with them, then the question becomes, what do you do with them? We can't turn them loose, because there is no doubt in my mind, without any doubt whatsoever, that the majority of these 300 or so would return to the fight. And so we have to do something with them. If we don't keep them in Guantanamo, we should keep them someplace else.
So today there's a need for a facility like Guantanamo, and I'd like to see it close as well, but we have to address the issue of what to do with them.
MORAN: Do you think it can close anytime soon? President Bush seems eager to do it.
HARRIS: I think it can be closed anytime that he directs it to be closed. But in that process, I'm sure that we'll be asked to recommend what we should do with those detainees that are serious al Qaeda and Taliban leadership.
MORAN: So in your judgment, as the commander of this detention facility, if Guantanamo Bay goes away for any reason, most of the men here still need to be imprisoned by the United States somewhere.
HARRIS: I believe they need to be in detention by somebody somewhere. Now, that's discounting those are up for war crimes trials now. Those have to be dealt with in that process. But if you discount those, and then at the other end we return to either release or transfer to other countries for continued detention those that we have made that recommendation and the designated civilian official has determined that they could be released or transferred, then if you take the remainder -- and that's about 300 or so -- I agree with what you just said. We must do something with them.
If we let them go, then they'll go back to the fight. And they've told us that. We know that they'll go back to the fight.
And so that's one of the reasons why we have this facility, is to prevent them from returning to the fight on the battlefields in Iraq and Afghanistan.
MORAN: Are you holding any innocent men here?
HARRIS: I believe truly that I am holding no innocent men in Guantanamo.
MORAN: How do you know that?
HARRIS: They have gone through a rigorous process to get to where they are today. Not only were they processed on the battlefields in the Middle East by Central Command before they got here.
But after they got here we went through a very rigorous process called the CSRT, the Combatant Status Review Tribunal, which is a Geneva Article 5-like procedure. And that process looked at every detainee -- it was a one-time only process -- and it look at every detainee to determine whether that detainee was an enemy combatant or no longer an enemy combatant.
So if you take those that were determined to be no longer enemy combatants and you sit them aside, then you have the vast majority of the remaining detainees who were judged to be enemy combatants -- after a pretty lengthy evaluation process.
After that was over -- and the CSRT was a one-time deal -- we do since then annual administrative review boards. This is a process that has no precedent in neither Geneva, international law or U.S. domestic law.
And ARB, the ministry review board process, is all about looking at each detainee every year to see if he -- if we can afford the risk of returning that detainee to another country for continued detention or just outright release them, or if we need to keep them here. And that's another very rigorous process.


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The event will take place on Monday, August 19, from 6 pm to 8 pm at the Alliance High PAC Commons.
Jordan will sign autographs and pose for pictures with fans during the meet and greet session.
Her high school basketball coaches, Dave Sautter and Nate Lanik, will also present a short program.
Light snacks and drinks will be served courtesy of the Alliance Chamber of Commerce and the Alliance Booster Club.
Hooper, a 2010 graduate of Alliance High School, finished her playing career with the Bulldogs scoring 2,078 points.
She has been a three-year-starter (98 games) for coach Connie Yori's Huskers, and has amassed 1,685 points.
Hooper played for the USA Women's gold medal basketball team in Russia in July, playing in six games and starting in the championship game.


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Let's just be honest, Chris Jericho is as magical a performer as there's been in the recent history of the WWE. I rank him among the best overall talents in terms of in ring ability, mic skills, and abilty to carry an angle. He's a middle class-man's Shawn Michaels. His current program with CM Punk has been entertaining. Monday night was no different. He showed video footage of the straight-edge superstar walking in and out of a pub, all the while looking around nervously and guilty. It's a great developing angle, and it should end with Chris Jericho taking the World Title at Extreme Rules. CM Punk doesn't need the built to be in the best program and losing the belt now, and then getting it back at Summerslam would be one helluva ride between the two.
Santino keeps on keeping on. First off, the soccer jersey bit was pretty funny. Santino is good for the show as he has the fans 100 percent behind him, and brings the comedic and often necessary cool down after a serious or intense segment. He's a talented wrestler on top of that, and for you MMA fans, he's a talented Judo player as well. He's constantly entertaining, and if you're not watching wrestling to be entertained, I can't help you. He's a chameleon who can blend into any angle or match. He and Mick Foley would make the most fan friendly tag team in the history of the industry.
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Discount Hardware is a hardware store in Grand Theft Auto IV, located on Dillon Street in Schottler. It is only seen to be enterable when you see Roman going inside. It is also where Niko finds out about Roman's Gambling addiction, during the mission "It's Your Call". Inside this building is a table, a few chairs and some filing cabinets.
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