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Private student loans not deserving of exemption
Valisha Cooks assumed the college education she financed with debt — about half of it in expensive private student loans — would pay off handsomely.
Cooks, like so many others, assumed wrong.
"When I took out private student loans, I had no idea I was condemning myself to a lifetime of ruined credit, harassment by collection agencies, and the hopelessness of endless debt," Cooks recently told a House subcommittee on commercial and administrative law that had convened to discuss legislation allowing borrowers to shed private student loans by filing for bankruptcy protection.
Many people are indeed better off financially with a college degree. It can increase their lifetime earning potential. But for too many others, they unwisely accumulate too much debt in pursuit of a degree, and then circumstances make it difficult for them to handle the crushing loans.
Cooks' words of despair and defeat make a good case to allow these loans to be wiped away for down-and-out borrowers.
A single mother from Los Angeles, Cooks graduated with about $41,000 in federal loans and $36,000 in private loans. The principal on the private loans had increased to $53,000 over three years, she told the subcommittee. Her total education loan payments were $1,150 a month, including $750 for the private loans. Cooks testified her loan payments were more than half of her net monthly pay.
Cooks did what so many others do when their debts gets to be too burdensome: She filed for bankruptcy, but it was a futile move. About $10,000 in other debt was erased, but not her student loans.
"Now, even though I have a good job, I can't afford to pay all my bills in any one month," Cooks told the subcommittee. "I go to food banks to feed my son, and I will never be able to afford a house."
Like child support and tax debt, student loans are nearly impossible to eliminate in bankruptcy. You have to prove "undue hardship" and it's a high hurdle to jump.
It used to be that only federally backed student loans and loans where nearly all the funds came from a nonprofit institution couldn't be canceled by filing for bankruptcy, according to the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators. In the case of federal loans, this made sense. The government backs the loans, and defaults are a direct hit to the federal budget, meaning we all pay for those who can't.
But in 2005, during a major overhaul of the bankruptcy code, private student loans were given an elevated status and thus couldn't be discharged. This didn't make sense. If we are going to have a fair bankruptcy system, private education loans should be treated the same as other private consumer debt. That's the risk lenders take.
Lenders and opponents of this current legislation argue that if people can erase their education debt, private loans for college will be tougher to qualify for and harder to get. There's a concern that people will get an education and immediately run to bankruptcy court to shed the obligation before they make big money.
I covered bankruptcy for years and seldom did I see petitioners in the corridors of a courthouse eagerly waiting to shirk their financial responsibility. People usually seek bankruptcy protection as a last resort. Besides, there is a bankruptcy means test in place now to prevent people from scamming the system.
There have been some attempts to pull private loans out of this special status and allow borrowers to get rid of the debt in bankruptcy, but so far they have gone nowhere. Perhaps with Congress eyeing major legislative changes this session, the time is right.
Using an income-based repayment program available only for federally backed student loans, Cooks was able to get her federal loan payments to $124 a month. Her private lender was unwilling to greatly reduce her payments, Cooks testified. She sends what she can. Still, her private loans are in default. Her wages may be garnisheed.
Without the shield from client bankruptcies, the lender doesn't have a huge incentive to negotiate a lower payment.
"I think part of the reason why my lender refuses to help me in any way is that they know I am stuck with the loan no matter what," Cooks said.
This time, Cooks' assumption is right on the money.
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Sydney Franklin/Johnson City Press "Double Half in Balance" by sculptor Wayne Trapp is located on Broad Street in Kingsport. It is part of Sculpture Walk VI
Small steps have been taken and big plans have been made over the past three years by the Johnson City Public Art Committee to enrich the city through visual artwork. Now, the group is set to send out a "call to artists" for the Public Art Corridor that will run alongside State of Franklin Road from the edge of East Tennessee State University to downtown.
The City Commission gave the Johnson City Area Arts Council the go-ahead to handle donations and sponsorships for the project in mid-June. Now, committee members are ready to get the ball rolling.
"It has taken more meetings than I can count to get to this point, but we are on the brink of seeing some wonderful public art in Johnson City," said Catherine Murray, committee member and ETSU professor of sculpture.
At this time, the first year of the program is fully funded by private and public donations.
Phil Pindzola, director of public works, said that a national call to artists would occur in the next few weeks once the new name of Founder's Park is announced. The committee anticipates it will take two months from the initial call to complete the selection process.
Locals can expect the Public Art Corridor to hold eight to 10 pieces of public art. The committee is giving artists whose proposals are approved one-year lease agreements for the space and a $2,000 stipend for their work.
"During each 12-month period, anyone desiring to purchase a piece of art can do so and have it reinstalled as a private piece of art or donate it to the city to be permanently displayed," said Pindzola.
The committee hired Steve Bickley, a curator from Virginia Tech University, to guide the selection process. The City Commission will provide final approval for all pieces.
Formed in 2010, the 12-member public art committee has held onto a three-year goal that public art would have a greater presence in the city.
"When we started, we considered all kinds of parts of town," said committee member Marcia Songer. "We even considered gateways coming into town. But what we have ended up doing is concentrating on this one thing that is most workable now. In the future, we hope to go in many directions."
The first major project by the committee is the corridor, which will serve as a sculpture walk similar to exhibits found in cities like Kingsport. The committee researched public art displays and community parks for inspiration in different cities including Chicago, Chattanooga and Portland, Ore.
"Public art could be sound. You could be walking around and hear a sound and you stop," said committee member Sarah Davis. "It could be a rush of wind and a sound. It could be lights. It could be a part of a community garden. The ideas are infinite."
The project has been a long time coming, but will give Johnson City residents a new reason to spend time in the downtown area.
"Both the corridor and the Founders Park projects will help to demonstrate the vitality of Johnson City," said Murray.
Roy Harmon, chairman of the Kingsport Public Art Committee that was formed in 2006, said their sculpture walk exhibit has "proven to be the cornerstone of the entire public art program."
"It provides general encouragement of visual arts in downtown Kingsport and I wish Johnson City the same degree of success we've had. It really enhances the quality of life of the residents," he said.
The Kingsport sculpture walk has gone through seven seasons since 2007, with 10 new pieces on display along Broad and Main streets through next March. To jump start the program, private individuals and companies donated funds for the first few years, raising $20,000 each year in sponsorship.
Now, the city of Kingsport offers support for art programing through the Percent for Art program, which gives .75 percent of major city capital projects for public art efforts.
Bonnie Macdonald, director of the Kingsport Public Art Program, said she expects Johnson City will develop its own unique flavor for public art.
"I would expect that Johnson City would embrace it wholeheartedly because, of course, ETSU has an excellent art department and you have sculptors that live within your midst," she said. "Our whole region is rich with that type of creative energy."
Macdonald said a program like this provides opportunity for the community to meet new artists from different cities and those artists have the opportunity to meet the community in which their piece is exhibited.
Similar to Kingsport's system, anyone in the Johnson City community has the opportunity to purchase any of the sculptures on display, either for private purpose or permanent public display, according to Pindzola. After one year, the displays would be removed and a second solicitation for sculptures would occur to create a continual annual renewal.
"The process would continue indefinitely," he said.
Besides the sculpture walk, Songer, Davis and the Public Art Committee have endless ideas when it comes to other possibilities for public art in Johnson City.
"We talked about public art not only being impressive things, but these small surprises that you don't even notice unless you're looking and becoming more aware," said Songer.
The Public Art Committee is about to go forth completing its three-year goal of two successful projects with Founder's Park and the Public Arts Corridor. In the Johnson City Public Art master plan, five-year goals and 10-year goals are also listed that included collaboration with public schools and local neighborhoods.
These art installations will "further the recent progress the downtown has made toward developing a more beautiful, family friendly and culturally rich community," Murray said.


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Indiana College Students Travel to White Housefor Leadership Conference
Interfaith Service Corps members among the diverse young leaders who will work together toward significant change.INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 15, 2010–Students, faculty and staff from four local campuses will be attending a large scale training designed to teach students how to speak out on the importance of interfaith cooperation on their campus, mobilize their communities to take action, and sustain their efforts to create a lasting impact on campus. From October 22-26, 2010, the Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC) will host a Student Leadership Institute for 200 interfaith student leaders and 100 campus staff allies in Washington D.C. Representatives from over 130 campuses from across the country will attend. Read entire news release.


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It consists of meaty pork ribs simmered in a unique broth of herbs and spices; the use of cloves, cinnamon, star anise, fennel seeds and coriander in this dish reflects Singapore's diverse cultural influences. The dish evolved as such in order to supplement the meagre, often innutritious diet of the coolies of yesteryear and popular among the locals and tourists to international celebrities and dignitaries.
Yet, the dark-coloured soup rich in herbs and spices is just one of two versions of bak kut teh. If you prefer a less herbal-tasting soup that's just as satisfying, you'll surely enjoy the other style of cooking, which serves up a soup that is clear and peppery.
The different varieties of this popular dish is a reflection of how descendants of immigrants from different parts of China have adapted bak kut teh to suit their palate. The Cantonese have a strong soup-drinking culture and tend to add more medicinal herbs to the dish, whereas the Hokkiens, who prefer stronger flavours, add soy sauce to darken the soup of the bak kut teh.
Some of the most famous bak kut teh can be found along Balestier Road (Founder Bak Kut Teh 发起人肉骨茶餐馆 347 Balestier Road), Rangoon Road (Ng Ah Sio Pork Ribs Eating House 黄亚细肉骨茶餐室 8 Rangoon Road) and Joo Chiat Road (Sin Heng Bak Koot Teh 新兴瓦煲肉骨茶 439 Joo Chiat Road) and are available all through the day. The dish can be enjoyed with both rice and noodles, and is most often served with you tiao (deep-fried dough fritters).
A bowl of bak kut teh tends to come with pork ribs, preserved vegetables and braised beancurd skins.
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We live around the corner from Jean Claude 2 and have had many delightful meals there (love the skate). Recently we made a reservation and upon arrival at Jean Claude 2 a very large party was arriving at the same time. The host told us in not the kindest fashion that he didn't know why Open Table even let us make a reservation as he had this large party for the evening and had blocked any reservations but "never mind" he was going to squeeze us in next to a table right next to the large party. We said that we felt that it would not be the best evening for all concerned, if we stayed and we left without so much as an apology from anyone. Within seconds I received an email from Open Table saying that my reservation for Jean Claude had been canceled and I would not receive my dining points. Rather amazed that the host was able to do that instantly, but a phone call earlier to explain the mistake (so we could make other plans) was not possible..So disappointed...as we had begun to feel as if Jean Claude 2 was our neighborhood spot..not now!!
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Friends recommended this a week ago and I went this evening. I can't wait to go back! Perfect goat cheese salad and the best-prepared skate and portobello mushroom dish. This was a great surprise. The neighborhood has really embraced this.
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28-year-old Kirsten Salerno died last week after DPS troopers say another driver veered into her lane.
She and her husband A&M Consolidated Soccer Coach Stefano Salerno are both originally from Malta.
Friends are helping collect money for travel expenses so that several family members can travel here for the funeral.
The local U.S. Club Soccer teams launched a $5 wristband fundraiser Monday in memory of her.
We're told several of the Salerno family members have already made it to town.
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The wristbands are on sale Monday and Tuesday night from 7 to 8 P.M. at the Central Park pavilion.
The A&M Consolidated High School community and soccer parents are also working on a separate fundraiser.
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Since we seem to have the site running smoothly again we have moved the Download A Day links back to the store. You will find them under SAS Gifts and each link will be active for 3 days. Thanks and Enjoy the party!
I appreciate all your hard work! ;)
Thanks for all the effort. Nice to know the slow speeds are just because of growth. Its at least a positive thing overall.
Having troubles here
I have made three attempts to load these links to no avail. Am I the only one who can't get them to load? After several hours of trying and thinking I have them, when I try to unzip them, the message says I need to archive them? O help......what have I done wrong?
Thanks so much!
Thank You for the easy fast links! More time to play
sorry I can't be of more help! :o
oh, thank you Julie for posting the links here! The downloads seem to be moving a lot faster today! :)
I think I got them all, Thanks!
Thank you I really appreciate the new links.Love the daily download.
WinZip......I have never had any issues with it before now. I do have dial-up, and it does however take me awhile but these files are more then small enough for me to have a successful download. But I have never had a message like this either. If it is not resolved, I suppose I shall not play. But I want to Thank You for your help.
just wondering
just have to ask, cuz I know nothing about web traffic, but might not everyone posting trying to get to the big prize, also be a cause for slowing down?
Maybe could change that everyone who makes 50 or 100 or some number of posts gets entered into a drawing?
Since this is my first --- I have a real long way to catch up!
Wonderful kit, it is getting nicer by the day. And they load so quickly, absolutely super!!!
Thanks for all your hard work, everyone who participates in any way!!!
DAD Kit
thank you all for the awesome kit!!! I can't wait to get it all & make some beautiful layouts with it!
That is so strange! I would definitely take Tess' advice and delete your temporary files! Most of the time that works! If not, give us a shout and I'm sure we can brainstorm and try to figure out what the problem is! :)
Sometimes, that happens to me when using Internet Explorer. Usually I can solve it by copying and pasting the link (or opening the page) in Mozilla Firefox, which, imho, is the best browser to download stuff. It should be OK there.
Also, Winzip is a good program to unzip files. I don't know which one you're using, but it can't be just that because you can't get the files to load, can you? Seems to me like a browser problem.
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If you still have problems, feel free to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll try to help you some more.
I hope it works out for you, this is a lovely download!
Thank you. Appreciate your efforts. You have a great site. Really enjoying week one of the competition. Awesome talent.
It seems to be working!
I am thrilled with how the speed has picked up, I think having the DADs on another server has made the difference. We have has 147 people just in the forum at one time and it did not slow down like this. I am still going to move the forum and gallery to ensure that the site stays speedy, we have grown enough and this will be a good step to give us growing room but at least I have a little breathing room in getting the move done.
BTW, someone mentioned that since this is their first post that they had a long way to go to catch up to win our Post the Most contest, that prize is worth over $200. The way the contest works it is the amount of posts durning the month not the total of all posts ever made,so this way everyone has a chance to win if you are a little bit chatty and helpful.
thank you so much for making it so much easier to download the parts of this lovely kit
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London's Stock Exchange Offline- Thanks To Windows?
According to a report from Reuters, trading at the London Stock Exchange came to a standstill for seven hours because of computer problems on Monday.
The exact cause of the problem is unknown and probably never will be. The incident could prove to be particularly embarrassing for Microsoft who at the end of 2006 launched a huge advertising campaign stating that the London Stock Exchange had chosen Windows over Linux because of reliability issues. An opinion obviously not shared by the New York Stock Exchange who has been using Linux and AIX for over a year without any outage at all.
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"Easy, tasty, customizable, you can do ahead of time...I could go on... If you want to mix it up, substitute a little sweet potato for some of the carrots. It is very tasty! Instead of 1/2 cup butter, you can use 2 tablespoons butter and 3 tablespoons vegetable or seed oil. Instead of 2 cups milk, you can use 1 cup milk and 1 cup chicken stock."
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carrots, peeled and sliced 1/4-inch thick
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onion, minced
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garlic, minced
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cubed Cheddar cheese, or to taste
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I loved this. I didn't follow the recipe exactly, and used carrots and a sweet potato, but the method is great! Definitely a keeper...
First I'll say what I did differently..... I used Velveeta (8 oz) as the cheese. I was out of celery seed. Also, I have never liked recipes that say 2 potatoes or 4 carrots. I prefer defined measurements like a half cup or 6 oz or whatever. That being said, this recipe was very good. I went to the farmer's market and bought about 7 large carrots (just over 2 pounds - they were LARGE carrots) and I think it could have used more. So my only recommendation for this recipe - don't skimp on the carrots, the recipe makes a lot of sauce.Next time I will try at least 3 or maybe 4 pounds of carrots.
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This was soooo good and also tasted great as a leftover. It is the perfect fall dish and we might even make this to share for Thanksgiving this year.
Pretty good. Will make again.
This was not a winner for my family. Perhaps I am not skilled enough of a cook to pull it off. The cheese sauce was gummy and rather tasteless. I tried the recipe twice thinking I had done something wrong the first time, but came out with the same results.
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In Dilloway's third novel, two estranged sisters wonder what they can learn from a 12th-century female samurai.
Rachel and Drew Snow grew up in an unusual household. Their American father, Killian, had purchased their Japanese mother, Hikari, through a mail-order-bride catalog. Rachel always resented her father's domineering ways; he turned Hikari into a submissive housewife and expected complete obedience from his daughters. Now in their 30s, the sisters rarely talk, and their family is permanently fractured. Their mother is suffering from dementia and living in a nursing home, Killian is battling Rachel for power of attorney so that he can put his wife in a cheaper home, and Drew is adrift, without a steady job or relationship. Only Rachel, happily married with two children, seems to have her life together. That is, until her mother, in a rare moment of lucidity, tells Rachel she must find a special book she left for the girls, a book about the legendary woman samurai Tomoe Gozen. Rachel enlists Drew's help to find the book and get it translated. As they embark on this project together, burdened by years of conflict, hurt feelings and an impossible desire to know more about their mysterious mother, Drew and Rachel discover, in each other and in themselves, a power they didn't know they had—a power to heal, to forgive and become sisters once again. Alternating with Rachel and Drew's story is the story of Tomoe Gozen and her unlikely friendship with her lover's wife, Yamabuki. In the hands of a less experienced novelist, this format might have become trite, but the two narratives don't draw obvious parallels. The ways in which Rachel and Drew learn from Tomoe and Yamabuki and apply those lessons to their own lives are unexpected and ultimately satisfying.
In this enjoyable novel, imperfect and at times unlikable women become lovable.
This layered novel about a family reconnecting in the wake of a mother's dementia diagnosis has incredible range—Dilloway swings between relatable modern family drama and epic, centuries-old tales on a dime. (A 12th-century Japanese swordswoman is at the heart of Sisters' story within a story. Game of Thrones buffs, you'll be in your bliss.) No matter what thread she's spinning, Dilloway writes in a hushed style that makes the reader feel serene. Is it underselling someone's hard work to say their book feels like a literary "om" chant? Because I mean it as a huge compliment—and a thank-you.
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Distance is set six years after a mass suicide by members of a Japanese sect. Various relatives of the victims/perpetrators assemble in the group's woodland cabin hideaway on the banks of a huge lake. They seek...what? Redemption? Insight? Closure?
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SPARTANBURG — On Aug. 18, 1913, Spartanburg County Sheriff William James White and a single deputy faced down a 1,000-person mob and protected the life of a black man accused of sexually assaulting a young, white woman.
"Gentlemen, I hate to do it, but so help me God I'm going to kill the first man that enters that gate," White is reported to have said to a crowd at the jail that included many of his friends and constituents.
Will Fair, who was accused of following the victim into her home, hitting her over the head and raping her, was found innocent at trial a month later. Several witnesses, law enforcement officers and medical experts testified during the trial, and the jury deliberated for about 20 hours before returning the not-guilty verdict.
"This was such an important case in the South," said Debra Hutchins, local history librarian at Spartanburg County Library Headquarters. "Instead of just another case of violence, this person got a fair trial where all the evidence was examined carefully."
In the late 19th century, Spartanburg, like many other cities in the South, was a hotbed of Ku Klux Klan activity. By 1913, race relations in the fourth largest city in South Carolina had settled considerably. There were black business owners, black police officers and firefighters, and a black city councilman.
While racial violence ebbed in the growing and prosperous city, it continued to thrive throughout the region. Less than a week before Fair's arrest, a black man accused of a similar crime in Laurens County was lynched, carried from the jail by a large, hostile mob that hanged the man by the railroad tracks. Like Fair, the man in Laurens County proclaimed his innocence. Unlike Fair, that man never received a trial.
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At the time, White was hailed as a hero in Spartanburg's black community, and he was supported by a large portion of the region's white population as well, according to news reports. As the centennial anniversary of the sheriff's brave stand approaches, he is also remembered as a hero by his family.
"I grew up listening to this story," said White's great-great nephew, Michael Smith. "Mainly, it was just like the legend that was passed down. . .As a kid, I remember Dad asking great-granddad about it over and over."
Michael Smith's father was former Spartanburg County Sheriff Larry Smith, and his great-granddad was Augustus White, Sheriff White's brother.
Like the legend of Sheriff White, a career in public service and law enforcement also was passed through the generations. Michael Smith was a Spartanburg County deputy, an investigator with the county coroner's office and a U.S. marshal. His daughter, Lauren, is a senior criminal justice major at the University of South Carolina. While she plans to break the family mold and "stay away from guns for a while," she is preparing to go to law school and remain in the greater law enforcement profession.
Despite being five generations removed from the story of Sheriff White, Lauren Smith said she is just as inspired by her ancestor's actions that day 100 years ago as her father and grandfather were.
"It's important to stand against the pressure," Lauren Smith said. That was her largest lesson from the tale. "We're proud of him."
Having spent his career in law enforcement, Michael Smith said he has a personal and professional respect for the way his great-great-uncle conducted himself in the desperate situation.
"You think about what courage it took to do that. You think about the chaos and confusion. . .He remembered his oath. Part of the oath was due process and he fulfilled that."
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In 1913, Spartanburg was a community coming into its own. While still surrounded by a vast countryside of agricultural land that supported the state's largest mule market, downtown was growing. That growth was aided by the establishment of an important railway hub for commerce and several textile mills.
"Many people had come from the farms to work in the mill," Hutchins said.
Department stores such as Aug Smith and Greenwald's were going up in downtown, and residential communities such as Converse Heights, Hampton Heights and Fair Forest Park were being developed. Personal automobiles and electric cars were growing in popularity, and downtown roads were paved. Progressive leaders were placing a new emphasis on education in hopes of helping the city live up to its slogan "City of Success."
According to the 1910 U.S. Census, Spartanburg County had a population of about 83,500 people, of which about 32 percent were black. The overwhelming majority were white, with only a small handful of Indian and Asian residents.
"It was a segregated society," Hutchins said.
Listings in the city directory — the phone book of the time — included an indication of race.
Though it was considered a time of rising fortunes for many, the black community was at an inherent disadvantage. Most worked in the service industry at lower-paying jobs. The illiteracy rate for black people was about 48 percent, compared with 6 percent for white people, according to the census.
Keeping the peace
It was against this backdrop that Will Fair was arrested in a Spartanburg train station. During his seven-mile walk from Glendale to the city to catch the train, Fair passed a woman who was never named in news accounts. The victim said Fair crept into her house behind her and assaulted her, and he was quickly arrested.
While the sheriff tried to keep the arrest quiet, by 5 p.m., a mob of 1,000 people stormed the jail demanding Fair be turned over to them.
The crowd dynamited through an exterior wall, but the sheriff stood firm and prevented the jail from being overrun. From the jail on Wofford Street near the Magnolia Street courthouse, White called the Spartanburg mayor and then-South Carolina Gov. Coleman Blease for assistance in dispersing the crowd, but both men refused to act.
When the mob attempted to breach the gate with a battering ram, White and the deputy fired several shots into the crowd, leading to a fire fight between the two law enforcement officers and the crowd during which three men were injured.
It is unclear from reports how long the two stood alone against the crowd, but they eventually were assisted by the city police department. The mob then dissipated. Fair was moved to a penitentiary in Columbia to await trial.
There is little information available about the mood in the community during the intervening month.
"I've always heard how proud the family was of him," Smith said. "But I never stopped to think about what he faced every day in the community."
A special session of the court was convened in Spartanburg County on Sept. 20, 1913. During the trial, witnesses attested they saw Fair and the woman on the same path, but they never saw him go into the woman's home.
Despite the victim's testimony that she fought her assailant, a police officer attested there were no rips or stains to Fair's clothing when he was arrested. His clothing also matched the description given by the woman, and Fair would not have had time to change prior to his arrest, the officer said. Another officer also testified that the victim identified another man before accusing Fair, but she later said she was mistaken.
A doctor who examined the victim said she had no bruises or other signs of physical trauma from the assault.
When Judge George W. Gage gave the case to the jury at the end of the day's testimony, he impressed upon the 12 white jurors the importance of their decision.
"A case like this not only tries the prisoner at the bar, but it even tries the very integrity of our institutions," Gage is quoted as saying in news reports.
The jury foreman reportedly came back repeatedly to the judge claiming the jury was deadlocked and asking for a mistrial. According to news reports, six of the jurors wanted to find Fair not guilty; the other six agreed he was not guilty, but they wanted to pass the decision to another jury. Each time the judge sent the jury back for further deliberations, refusing to let them pass on the case. Understanding their reluctance, Gage said:
"A wave of public opinion in times of excitement is sometimes the most uncertain thing in the world. The only certain thing is the knowledge which points to the truth and which never errs. If you follow it, you are in the sure path, and if you leave it, you are in quagmires all the way."
Just after noon on Saturday Sept. 20, 1913, the jury declared Fair not guilty.
Truth prevails
The judge was the second leader to stand up for Fair's rights to a fair trial, Hutchins said.
"Both were leaders," she said. "They were so wise. . . (The judge) told them, 'It's your responsibility to look at the evidence and come out with a just verdict.' . . . He really had the wisdom of Solomon in a way. He knew people were watching."
Despite a packed courtroom, there were no demonstrations when the verdict was announced. Not that day, and not in the days and weeks after.
"The people following the trial and listening to the evidence knew it was a fair verdict," Hutchins said.
While others predicted it would be the political end for Sheriff White, he went on to serve into the 1920s. Smith said the vindication of the not guilty verdict saved his great-great-uncle from reprisal.
"I think the public was pretty embarrassed," Smith said.
William James White died in 1943 and is buried in Spartanburg's Oakwood Cemetery beside his wife and two daughters.
The values he demonstrated, however, live on in the culture of law enforcement.
"It was a great thing the elected sheriff did," current Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright said. "All people are innocent until proven guilty. . . We will not tolerate vigilante justice."
Asked whether law enforcement officers today face the same pressure from public opinion, Wright said it's something he chooses to ignore.
"I've resolved myself to do what's right, and people can either like that or not like it," he said. "We don't always like the outcome, but we will follow the law. . Those people in the Spartanburg Detention Center have families just like everybody else."
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Me and my husband have been going to this restaurant for years. The last year we've started getting delivery due to our new baby...hard to dine out with the little one. Their food is consitently great and the service is the best we've experienced in chinatown. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed.
Posted by epicure on 11/15/2009
My wife used to work near there and would go there for lunch with her Chinese co-workers, who said it was rather authentic. I went there with her finally (I'm not Chinese) and loved it! Great food (hot and sour soup near the best I've had) and fine service. Given how inexpensive it is, it's outstanding. Important to me (think it implies a lot), the bathroom is nice and clean.
Posted by Samuel on 08/19/2009
So I just went to this restaurant and it was really good this was real Chinese food and not the fake ones The price was good and it was clean
Posted by Olivia on 03/24/2009
Simply good Chinese food. Awesome beef stew. Great tasting sauces/gravy on their rice & noodle platters.
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They are known for the beef noodle stew. Best i've ever tasted in New York.
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i love their food, they had friendly service and great tasting drinks. try the ha-goo-cho
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Vincent gets the news that another one of his buildings has burned down, Todd tries to save Blair with his love while Rex takes partial blame for Blair's condition, and Marcie lets Rex baby-sit Tommy...
At Rodie's, Natalie runs into Vincent who asks if she's trying to avoid him. Promising to stay off the subject of Cristian burning down his warehouse, Vincent sits down at Natalie's table and asks for a favor� After expressing his loss from the fire, and how everyone in town thinks he's the villain, Vincent asks Natalie to use her forensic skills to look into who started the fire. Suddenly, Vincent looks to the cop at the bar and hears the alert going over his scanner... Another one of Vincent's warehouses is on fire! After Vincent gets off the phone with Shaun, Natalie insists that Cris couldn't have started the most recent fire! Vincent agrees to keep an open mind, then leaves� Natalie prays that it wasn't turpentine that started the fire�
Layla goes to Cris' and asks if Evangeline and Cris want to go out to celebrate the success of her new line. Although she'd love it, Evangeline says that she has no idea where Cris is� Suddenly, Cris comes through the door, and Layla sees that Cris is in a bad mood and leaves.
Fire trucks and police sirens erupt through Angels Square as a very large building goes up in flames�
When Cris grabs a beer, Evangeline asks where he was. Cris lies and says that he's working on a new project but doesn't give her the details. While Cris has his back turned, Evangeline finds some turpentine-covered gloves in Cris' duffle bag! However, Cris says that he bought the gloves a long time ago.
When Antonio arrives back at Capricorn, he fills Jessica in on what happened with Spencer at the hospital. Suddenly, Antonio sees Jessica bleeding, notices all the glass everywhere, and asks if some drunk lost control! After Nash joins them, Jessica explains that she was angry with Nash. Antonio says that ever since Nash and Jessica got trapped in the mine, they've been at each other's throats. "What the heck happened in that mine?" Antonio asks. "Do you want to tell him or should I?" Nash asks as he looks to Jessica! Nash says that he and Jessica just can't seem to get along these days. When Nash offers to quit, Jessica says she'll just stay away from Capricorn. Before Antonio and Jessica leave, Antonio warns her and Nash to find a way to get along.
At the hospital, Rex tells Adriana that if he had told the truth about Todd's son, then this would've never happened to Blair. Adriana reminds Rex that they are doing the right thing, and that they need to guard their secret about Tommy until the day they die. Just then, Marcie comes in saying, "I heard Tommy's daddy is looking for him." Michael walks in after her and takes Tommy. After Adriana goes to see Blair, Michael says that they don't expect Blair to make it through the night. Clearly upset, Michael hands the baby to Marcie and leaves. Marcie then hands Tommy to Rex and asks him to watch her son while she goes to comfort Michael� When Marcie returns, she expresses to Rex how badly she feels for Todd seeing as he's already lost so much.
In Blair's room, Todd asks for Starr to take Jack to the cafeteria. When alone, Todd sits by Blair's bed and tells her that when he was put to death, it was her love that brought him back to life. "Now it's my turn, Blair, I'm going to bring you back." Todd goes out into the hallway and interrupts Dorian's phone call to Kelly. "Blair's going to live, I just brought her back." After the doctors examine Blair, they tell Todd that there's been no change and that Blair's family should all say their goodbyes now� Although Todd doesn't want to believe it, Starr says that they should all say goodbye now in case they don't have another chance.
In Blair's room, Jack and Starr tell their mom how much they love her, as Starr thinks back on all the times she's spent with her mom. When they're through, Todd brings the kids out and Dorian goes in. Dorian tells Blair that her life has been fuller and richer because of Blair. Dorian thinks back on all the times they've spent together. "Keep fighting, Blair, I'm not ready to say goodbye."
At Capricorn, Layla gives Nash some advice and says to stay away from Jessica or he's going to get hurt. When she leaves, Nash looks at the magazine picture of Jessica�
Back at the loft, Antonio questions Jessica about why she and Nash have suddenly become enemies. "We just don't like each other," Jessica says. "I think there's another reason," Antonio replies. Antonio comes to Nash's defense and says that maybe he's still having a hard time breaking from Tess and that Jessica should give him some slack.
As everyone stands around Blair's bed, a priest says a prayer. When everyone leaves, Todd stays by Blair's bedside remembering all the memories of his love for Blair... "I'm not going to say goodbye," Todd says as he lies next to her�
Next on One Life to Live:
Blair makes it through another night, then opens her eyes.
Spencer is told that he'll be prosecuted.
John makes an assessment of Marty's mental condition.
Natalie becomes annoyed with Marty.


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Penn State Football Press Conference
Seniors Crawford and Okoli Preview Key Leaders Division Clash With Illinois
Football vs. Nebraska (11/12/11)
Football vs. Nebraska (11/12/11)
Football vs. Iowa (Oct. 8, 2011)
Football vs. Iowa (Oct. 8, 2011)
Having earned his degree this past May to culminate four years of dedicated work in the classroom, Eric Latimore is anxious to return to educating opposing quarterbacks and running backs about his playmaking abilities. Latimore was among the Nittany Lions who were swept up in the wave of injuries last season. The talented and physically imposing defensive end appeared in each of the first five games, including three starts, before suffering a season-ending wrist injury against Illinois. One of the squad's most experienced and tenacious players, he saw limited duty in the spring and should be 100 percent in time for preseason camp. Latimore has demonstrated the ability to make big plays for the Nittany Lions' defense. He recorded 3.5 sacks in 2009, the third-highest total on the team, and had 2.5 tackles for loss in the initial five contests last year before his injury. Latimore's hard work in the weight room and on the practice field has helped him make substantial progress and emerge as a disruptive force capable of making numerous big plays. A first-team all-state selection at Middletown HS, he is a highly-skilled and mobile athlete, with good speed and instincts. Last season's injuries to Latimore and Jack Crawford enabled several younger players to gain experience at defensive end and the competition should be fierce for starting assignments. He is among five Nittany Lion returnees from Delaware.
Latimore played in the initial five games, with three starts. But, on the first play against Illinois, he suffered a broken wrist, which required surgery and ended his season. He made six tackles, with 2.5 tackles for loss, for the season. Latimore made two solo stops against Kent State, including one minus-yardage hit, and posted solo tackles against Temple and Iowa, with a TFL. He saw action on 157 snaps during the first five games, led by 43 at Alabama, before suffering the wrist injury.
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Madrid and Granada
On July 6th and 7th, Barenboim will perform two Bruckner symphonies with the Staatskapelle Berlin in Madrid's Auditorio Nacional, as well as Chopin's First Piano Concerto. His homage to Chopin continues on July 9th at the Granada Festival with both piano concerti under the direction of Julien Salemkour. Barenboim returns to the podium himself the following day for two more Bruckner symphonies on two consecutive evenings, the last of the season for the Staatskapelle Berlin.


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Woodcroft challenges Parkwood's supremacy in DSSL
The Woodcroft Whirlwinds hold a 125-point lead over their closest competitors, the Duke Faculty Club Aqua Devils, after the opening session of the Durham Summer Swim League Championships.
Woodcroft on Friday accumulated 596 points at UNC-Chapel Hill's Koury Natatorium, where the meet wraps up today.
In other words, the Whirlwinds are positioned to potentially press pause on the Parkwood dynasty.
Parkwood coach Gretchen Van De Carr didn't appear worried, at all. Her Piranhas have won the DSSL postseason championship for the past decade, and they're still to be regarded as the swiftest swimmers in Durham until another Bull City squad altogether disrupts their flow.
DSSL president Gary Hollon earlier in the week predicted that Woodcroft and Duke Faculty would make some waves this time around.
Woodcroft's Nya Folk swam to first place in the girls' 6-and-under 25-yard breaststroke (30.41), her teammate Avari Clark right behind her (31.26).
Complete results are at durhamsummerswimleague.com.
Duke Faculty's Emma Miriovsky, 6, finished first in the girls' 25 freestyle (20.53) and 25 butterfly (23.92). Her teammates were in the mix, too, picking up points here and there, falling in line with their coach's strategy.
Parkwood is the team to beat, and Duke Faculty coach Margaret O'Brien said the way to catch the Piranhas is to make them pay on Day 1 when the younger kids are in the water, because Van De Carr's older kids are something special.
"We had, like, three kids in every last heat. We did really well," O'Brien said. "We're a little worried about (today). Our only 13-14 boy decided he couldn't make it, so we're going to lose a lot of points."
Duke Faculty overall, though, has some good swimmers between the ages of 11 and 14 who can make some noise, O'Brien said.
"We'll do fine. We'll hold our own. But I don't think Parkwood stands so much of a threat from us," O'Brien said.
Hope Valley Farms coach Stanley Bass said his Flying Fish put the team in good shape to potentially emerge from fifth place.
"Parkwood is going to be tough," Bass said. "But you never know. You never know."
Van De Carr, not being one to sugarcoat the truth, sought to correct what was misrepresented in this newspaper about the Piranhas.
Parkwood has not been the team to beat for the past 20 years – in fact, there was a stretch when Parkwood wasn't hitting on much, Van De Carr said.
But for the past 10 years, by the time all of the Piranhas had gotten out of the water at the championships, they'd handled their business and claimed the crown.
Van De Carr said her younger swimmers typically don't carry the load for Parkwood, although they do have the Piranhas in third place and positioned well heading into today's final session.
Durham Summer Swim League Championships | Day 1 standings
Woodcroft 596
Duke Faculty 471
Parkwood 441
Hope Valley Country Club 278
Hope Valley Farms 269
Fairfield 234
Vance Aquatics 233
Treyburn 194
Black Horse Run 109
Garrett Farms 100
Eno Valley 85
Umstead Pines 72
Hardscrabble 68
Five Oaks 68
Croasdaile 62
Homestead Heights 59


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The Helotes Area Community Band started playing in 2009 with seven members and has grown to over 50. We play all kinds of music depending on the venue from children's songs to complex classical arrangements.
The band is composed of musicians of all ages and abilities ranging from high school students to retired professionals. We welcome new members from Helotes and surrounding towns who would like to enjoy playing great music with others and are not afraid of a little hard work and dedication.
We play at least two major concerts each year as well as movie nights in the summer and various special events.
Feel free to visit and observe one of our rehearsals at the First Baptist Church of Helotes on Monday nights at 6:30.
Email us with questions or for more information.
Missed one of our recent concerts? You're not out of luck. Listen to them on our Recordings page.


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Mormon Sisters
ed. Claudia L. Bushman
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published: 1997
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Claudia L. Bushman
Mormon Sisters
Women in Early Utah
Also by Bushman - Pansey's History
In the last twenty years, an increasing number of books on the history of Utah and Mormon women have appeared. The book that led the way for these varied studies came to be when a group of Boston-area women, connected with the periodical Exponent II (named in honor of its nineteenth century predecessor, The Woman's Exponent), got together to publish a collection of topical essays on Utah women's history titled Mormon Sisters. The book became a minor classic in Mormon women's studies and inspired several imitators. Mormon Sisters has been out of print for a number of years. Now back in print, this new edition adds new illustrations, an updated reading list, information on the subsequent careers of the contributors, and an introduction by prominent historian Anne Firor Scott, author of numerous books, including Southern Lady.
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Moravian inducted six new Hall of Fame members on September 12.
Daniel Burrell '93, Amy Endler '93, Michael K. Howey '91,
Russell J. Parsons '91, John M. Stengele '51, and David
L. Yonney '92 made up the class of 2003. Also honored were
Russell R. Conover '60, with the Robert Martin Herbstman
Award, and the 1956 baseball team. Moravian also celebrated the
50th anniversary of its first cheerleading squad.
Burrell lettered for four seasons in basketball and participated
in track and field for two years. On the basketball court, he scored
1,325 career points and was named a MAC Southeast All-Star during
his senior year. Burrell also earned ECAC Southern All-Star honors
as a senior. In track and field, Burrell competed in the long jump
and triple jump. He received the Greyhound Outstanding Senior Male
Athlete Award in 1993.
Endler was a four-year standout on the women's basketball
team and played field hockey for one season. On the basketball
court, she helped the Greyhounds to the NCAA Division III National
Championship game in 1991-92 and helped Moravian win the MAC in
1990-91 and 1991-92. Endler scored 1,524 career points and was
an MAC All-Star as a senior. She was named an ECAC All-Star twice
and the ECAC Rookie of the Year. She was the team MVP in 1992-93,
and she set four records during her career. Endler was named the
Blue & Grey Senior Scholar Athlete in 1993. This year she was
named assistant coach of the Moravian women's basketball
Howey starred on the football team for four years. He helped the
Greyhounds to the MAC Championship on the football field in 1988
and the school's first-ever NCAA Division III Playoff appearance
the same year. Howey was a two-time MAC First Team All-Star, and
he was honored by the ECAC in 1989. He was a Pizza Hut Second Team
All-American in 1989 and a Football Gazette Honorable Mention All-American
in 1988. Howey set seven school records during his career.
Parsons was a three-year letter-winner on the football field. He
made 344 career tackles and was named the USA Today national Division
III Player of the Week after the Lycoming game in 1988. Parsons
was named to the MAC All-Star First Team twice and the Second Team
once. He was an ECAC Southern All-Star in 1989-90, a Third Team
Pizza Hut and Football Gazette All-American in 1988 and an Honorable
Mention Pizza Hut All-American in 1989. Parsons earned the Greyhounds' team
MVP award in 1990.
Stengele was a four-year letter-winner on the basketball and baseball
teams. He served as captain of the basketball team during his junior
and senior years while serving as a captain for the baseball squad
during his senior year. Stengele was also a member of the Varsity "M" Club,
and he participated in intramural football for two years. He died
in June 2003, and his award was accepted by his family.
Yonney was a member of the wrestling team for four years. He was
a two-time NCAA Division III All-American, with third place finishes
in 1991 and 1992. Yonney was the MAC Champion at 150 pounds in
1992, and he was a four-time place-winner at the MAC Championships,
with finishes of first, second, third, and fifth. He holds two
school records. Yonney was twice named the wrestling team's
MVP. He won the Greyhound Outstanding Senior Male Athlete Award
in 1992.
Conover was a three-year letter-winner on the football team. He
was very active in campus life as a member of the Political Activities
Committee, the Dormitory Council, Kappa Phi Kappa, and Sigma Phi
Omega. Conover worked for 37 years in the Afton Central School
District as a teacher. He also coached high school football and
track and field for 43 years.
Conover earned the D.A.R. Teacher
of the Year Award, and he was named Football Coach of the Year
twice and Track Coach of the Year as well.
The 1956 baseball team was another outstanding squad in Moravian
history, posting a 15-2 record. If it hadn't been for the
NCAA's rule back in 1956 that did not allow a team that used
freshman players to participate in the NCAA Tournament, Moravian
would probably have played in the NCAA Regionals. The Greyhounds
won 13 games in a row in 1956 and had victories over current NCAA
Division I schools Lafayette College, Wagner College, and St. Joseph's
Moravian began cheerleading in 1953. Since then the program has
grown from a small group to the current 16-member team.
Yonney '92, Amy Endler '93, Daniel Burrell '93,
Russell Parsons '91, Annetta Stengele on behalf of her husband
John Stengele '51, and Russell Conover '60 show their
Hall of Fame awards.


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As a major center of arts and culture in Inland Southern California, the City of Riverside is proud to welcome the international film community and audiences who enjoy and appreciate the entertaining, enlightening, inspiring and provocative stories of our world, as told by some of the industry's most innovative filmmakers and up-and-coming directors, for a rich and varied artistic experience.
RIFF has been attracting many global entries from France, Germany, China, Korea, Japan and India and from all over the US. Traditionally the event kicks off with a huge networking party, followed by 10 days
of screenings, red carpet premieres, and panels with industry executives and after-parties.


text: New Orleans running back Darren Sproles returned to a limited practice on Wednesday, and looked "dynamite" according to interim head coach Joe Vitt. So that's an encouraging assessment. Sproles has missed the Saints' last two games, but it sounds as if he'll soon be back in the mix, wearing a protective glove on his surgically repaired left hand.


text: In the days since sophomore guard P.J. Hairston was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana and driving without a license, few details have been released about his case — and even less is known about the potential implications of his arrest. According to University athletic policy, any arrest of a student athlete will be treated seriously but on a case-by-case basis.


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TubeBlogger was started in 2008 by Nicko Gibson with the intention to share the best of YouTube, online videos, playlists etc. that he and others have created.
It was a small hobby site with not many visitors until 2010 when it went though a pretty big update. Adding more categories, easier navigation, and a cooler template. As well as integrating the social networks which you can now see on many of the pages.
TubeBlogger has had several guest writers on topics usually surrounding Digital Media, and also Technology. The most popular categories are the Best of Youtube and Video Making categories.


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