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Lucy Modell White Hagan, 73, of 544 Bellwood Drive Radcliff, Ky, passed away Saturday, April 14th, at North Hardin Health & Rehab Center in Radcliff, Ky.
Lucy was born in Tompkinsville, Ky on March 20, 1939, a daughter of the late Thelma Mae (Gearlds) and Denton Bradley White. She was the widow of Herman E. Hagan. She worked as a Teacher's Aide for the Monroe County Board of Education and was a member of the Mayshack Missionary Baptist Church.
Lucy is survived by three daughters, Sebrana Hammer, of Tompkinsville, Ky; Diana Bowker and Tina Henry, both of Edinburgh, In; one son, Roger Hagan, of Glendale, Ky; five sisters: Willadean White, Wanda Cleary, Zella Mae Thompson, Sue Wilson, and Joyce Massingile, all of Tompkinsville, Ky; and one brother, Jimmy White, of Tompkinsville, Ky. She is also survived by 9 grandchildren, 3 step grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Denton and Thelma Mae White; her husband, Herman Hagan; one son, John Wayne Hagan; and one sister, Mary Jewell Hagan.
Visitation will be Tuesday, April 17th, from 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM and Wednesday, April 18th, from 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM at the Yokley Trible Funeral Home in Tompkinsville, Ky. Funeral Service will be at the Yokley Trible Funeral Home at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, April 18th, with Bro. Martin Ballard and Bro. Stanley Wooden officiating. Burial will be in the Old Mt. Herman Cemetery in Tompkinsville, Ky.


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Scream World in Texas
Screamworld, in Houston, right off the bat tells parents it is too intense and not recommended for children under 12 without a parent. It also says that young children may not be admitted. But for those who can enter, it is a screamfest. There are five exhibits: the outdoor Clown Asylum Maze, the Edge of Darkness, The Swamp, Jake's Slaughterhouse and the outdoor Zombie Graveyard. Screamworld is running Friday and Saturdays in late September, and then Thursdays through Sundays through October, with extra openings Monday, October 27 through Halloween, and a last Saturday on November 1.
Netherworld in Georgia
Netherworld in Norcross, a suburb of Atlanta, has been called the No. 1 Hometown Haunted House by Hauntworld and includes two haunts -- Season of the Witch and Spliced. Netherworld has a 6 and older policy and features live performers, great special effects and incredible robotics. The grand opening is the last weekend in September, running seven days a week until November 8. Hours of operation are: Friday and Saturday nights, September and November, from 7 to 11 p.m.; weeknights and Sundays, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.; and weekends from 7 p.m. to midnight.
Blood Manor in New York
Blood Manor brings a Reign of Terror to lower Manhattan as this fright house celebrates its 10th anniversary. The attraction doesn't recommend children under 14 visit. Prices start at $30 per ticket and there are student discounts on certain nights. Blood Manor opens October 3 and is open Thursday from 7:30 p.m. until midnight; Friday and Saturday from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. (until 2 a.m. the two Saturdays before Halloween); Sundays from 6 to 11 p.m.; and Halloween from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Scare House in Pennsylvania
Scare House is Pittsburgh's ultimate haunted house and is not recommended for children under 13. Scare House featured attractions are the Summoning (new in 2014), Pittsburgh Zombies and Creepo's Christmas in 3D. The haunted house begins operating September 19 with Friday and Saturday nights from 7 p.m. to midnight, then begins operating Sunday and Thursday nights from October 3 through November 1, as well as Halloween, from 7 to 10 p.m.
Erebus Haunted House in Michigan
Erebus Haunted House in Pontiac, Mich., is one of the world's largest walk-through haunted houses. The four-story frightfest takes one through Erebus, which is the path to Hell. The attraction begins operating the last two weekends in September, from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m., and then operates Wednesday through Sunday, remaining open nightly the week of Halloween through November 1. Sunday nights close at 11 p.m., and Monday through Thursday nights operate 7 to 11 p.m.
13th Floor Haunted House in Arizona, Colorado and Texas
13th Floor Haunted House takes the premise that even though many elevators do not have a 13th floor, there really is one! The 13th floor is where scary things happen and they do at this attraction with three locations: Phoenix, Denver and San Antonio. Unlike many of the other haunted houses, the 13th floor also features live animals and reptiles. The attraction suggests that if you wouldn't bring your child to a PG-13 rated movie, they shouldn't go to the 13th Floor, so caution is advised. The 13th Floor is open the last two weekends of September, then runs daily between October 2 through the first two weekends in November (with the exception of October 6).
Pirates of Emerson in California
Pirates of Emerson features six haunted attractions: Buried Alive, the Attic, Virus, Wild Woods, Pirates of Emerson and Mental Maze. Children of all ages are welcome but the Pleasanton, Calif., site warns about bringing "impressionable children." The attractions begin operating Saturday, September 27, then weekends beginning October 3, then adding Thursdays until the week of Halloween, where it is open the 29th through November 1. Hours are from 7:05 to 10 or 11 p.m. On Halloween, it is open until midnight. The Pirates of Emerson is located at the Alameda County Fairgrounds at the corner of Bernal and Valley Avenues. When it comes to bringing kids, they remind visitors the experience is "extremely frightening."
The Dent Schoolhouse in Ohio
The Dent Schoolhouse in Cincinnati is one of the most detailed haunted houses and gets its "haunted house" name honestly. The Dent Schoolhouse was actually a school that opened in 1894 and had a murderous janitor, Charlie, who was never caught and brought to justice. Is it he who haunts the halls of the school to this day? Among the rooms are Charlie's workshop, bedroom, boiler room and even the janitor's student holding cell. In addition, there is Detention Hall, which is an intense clown-themed maze. There is no age limit, however a Lights On Tour is available on October 28 for younger kids. The attraction opens September 14, operating Friday through Sunday through September and the first weekend in November, and then Thursday through Sunday in October, as well as Halloween. The November dates will be "Lights Out," where visitors will walk the attractions completely in the dark. On October, come dressed as the undead for Zombie Night. Hours begin at 7:30 through 10 p.m. and midnight on weekends.
Terror Behind the Walls in Pennsylvania
This haunted house is housed in a real, abandoned prison, Philadelphia's Eastern State Penitentiary, claimed to be one of the most haunted places in the country. The frightfest walks visitors through the grounds, cellblocks and common areas of the prison, which is eerie enough at night with its aging castle-like exterior. The attraction opens September 19 for weekends and then adds additional dates through November 8, always closed on Mondays. Kids under 7 are not permitted at the attraction, and kids 7 to 12 should visit on Family nights, offered every Sunday until 9 p.m. with a little less fright. (Kids are half price if you get there before 7:30 p.m.) Openings begin at 7 p.m., with a few Saturdays starting as early as 6:30 p.m.
Spooky World in New Hampshire
New Englanders looking for a scare can turn to Spooky World in Litchfield, which features five haunted attractions, a Monster Midway, live entertainment and more. Attractions include Brigham Manor, Freak Show in 3D, Carnage, The Colony and Raven's Claw. The attraction reminds parents to bring children at their discretion, but there will be blood, gore, scares and scary characters, as well as an attraction that shocks guests with electricity. Spooky World opens the last weekend in September and runs weekends through November 8, which is a Lights Out event in the dark. Weeknights are available in late October.
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351 Main Street South, Woodbury (1849)Thursday, April 16th, 2015 Posted in Houses, Italianate, Woodbury | No Comments »
The house at 351 Main Street South in Woodbury was built in 1849. In recent years the house served as a supervised home for people with traumatic brain injuries. The house was damaged in a fire on May 30, 2014.
Second Rev. Noah Benedict House (1795)Monday, March 17th, 2014 Posted in Colonial, Houses, Woodbury | No Comments »
Now converted to commercial use, the pyramidal-roofed house at 270 Main Street South in Woodbury has a sign that indicates it was built before 1795 by Rev. Noah Benedict. From 1760 until his death in 1813, Rev. Benedict served as the third pastor of Woodbury's Congregational Church. There is another house in Woodbury, built in 1760 by Rev. Noah Benedict, so he must have moved at some point. The house at 270 Main St S has been home to B. Bourgeois Historic Lighting since 1999.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Woodbury (1786)Sunday, March 16th, 2014 Posted in Churches, Colonial, Woodbury | No Comments »
An Episcopal parish was formed in Woodbury in 1740. As related in the first volume of the History of Ancient Woodbury (1854), by William Cothren: "The old town house on the ground now occupied by the carriage house of N. B. Smith, Esq., was, after the erection of the new Congregational house in 1747, occupied by the Episcopalians for stated worship until the erection of the present church edifice in 1785." Woodbury is known as "The Birthplace of the Episcopacy in America," because it was here, in the Glebe House (the minister's residence, home of Rev. John Rutgers Marshall) that Samuel Seabury was elected the first Bishop of Connecticut, the first Episcopal Bishop in America. In 1785, work began on the parish's own church building. The exterior of the edifice was completed in 1786, but funds had been exhausted. The Glebe House was sold and the proceeds used to finish the interior of the church. The first service in St. Paul's Church was held in November of 1787. A new steeple was added in 1812 and the church was painted inside and out. The completed St. Paul's Episcopal Church was consecrated by Bishop Thomas Church Brownell in 1822.
Zaccharias Walker House (1691)Friday, November 8th, 2013 Posted in Colonial, Houses, Woodbury | No Comments »
A sign on the house at 337 Main Street South in Woodbury reads "Built by Zaccharias Walker 1691." Also known as Zechariah or Zachary Walker, Rev. Zaccharias Walker led a group of religious dissidents from the church in Statford to found the town of Woodbury in 1673. He became the new town's first Congregational minister. The house was probably built for Rev. Walker's son, also named Zaccharias (Deacon Zachariah Walker). Born in Statford in 1670, he married Elizabeth Miner around 1689/1690, about a year before the house was built.
Parker Academy (1851)Monday, June 10th, 2013 Posted in Greek Revival, Libraries, Schools, Woodbury | No Comments »
As related in Volume 2 of William Cothren's History of Ancient Woodbury (1872):
The south Academic Association, formed in 1851, ran "well for a season," when the shares were bought up by Mr. Parmenns B. Hulse, who taught a private academy for some years, but having a flattering call to go to New York and engage in a book agency, he sold the building" to Mr. Frederick S. Parker, of New Haven, who removed it to the place formerly owned by Hon. Charles B. Phelps, deceased, and fitted it up for a first-class boarding-school, and at the same time enlarged and fitted up, at great expense, the Phelps mansion, for the purpose of accommodating the scholars of such a school. Rev. Alonzo N. Lewis, who had married a daughter of Mr. Phelps, opened here a boarding-school. But, having been invited to become rector of a church at Dexter, Maine, he closed his school, and rented the premises for a dwelling house. It is a very valuable property, and it is hoped that a successful boarding-school may be established there. We have a healthy location, a tidy village, an orderly community, and a most beautiful valley, with pleasant surroundings—a good place for such an institution.
According to Julia Minor Strong's The Town and People: A Chronological Compilation of Contributed Writings from Present and Past Residents of the Town of Woodbury, Connecticut (1901)
The principals of Parker Academy, so far as can be ascertained, were as follows: Samuel Spooner, P. B. Hulse, Mr. Phinney, Rev. A. N. Lewis, Aritus G. Loomis, James Patterson, Louise Noyes, Wilbur V. Rood, Edwin Turtle, H. C. Talmage, O. C. B. Nason, Edgar H. Grout, Edward S. Boyd, H. B. Moore and Rev. Wm. Weeks. While Mr. Hulse was instructor in Parker Academy Mr. Thompson taught a select school in his residence situated on the adjoining premises. Some times there would be seventy-five scholars in each of the two schools, and it was not uncommon for six or more students to enter Yale or other colleges each year from these schools. Parker Academy was moved to its present location near the post office when Rev. A. N. Lewis was principal, and he conducted a boarding school for pupils in connection with the Parker House, then owned by Frederick S. Parker.
The Woodbury Library Association was established in 1851. In 1902, the former Parker Academy building became the town library. A modern library building was later constructed and the former Parker Academy is now the Library's Galley Annex.
346 Main Street South, Woodbury (1753)Friday, October 19th, 2012 Posted in Colonial, Houses, Woodbury | No Comments »
The house at 346 Main Street South in Woodbury was built between 1751 and 1757, with a larger addition dating to the 1760s. Cyrus Lee, the original owner, operated a tavern in the house and a subsequent owner, Captain Isaac Tomlinson, built an addition which served as an inn and tavern and had a second-floor ball room. Julia Marshall, the next owner, had a bar room on the premises. The use of the house for business purposes continued in the twentieth century and, from the 1940s, it housed antiques shops under several owners. The house has a large addition, with separate living quarters, built in 2000. Today the house is home to The joannajohn Collection.
St. Paul's Church Rectory, Woodbury (1838)Friday, March 2nd, 2012 Posted in Greek Revival, Houses, Woodbury | No Comments »
The Greek Revival house at 317 Main Street South in Woodbury was built in 1838 as the rectory for St. Paul's Church across the street. Although more recently used for storage, the house attracted attention last December when it was decorated to become the Designer Showcase House for the Woman's Club of Woodbury's Annual Holiday House Tour.


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An attack by dinosaurs convinces the Doctor that he and Ace have arrived in the Jurrassic Era. But when they find a woman being hunted by intelligent reptiles, he begins to suspect that something is very wrong.
Then they meet the embittered Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, leading the remnants of UNIT in a hopeless fight against the Silurians who rule his world, and they find out that it all began when the Doctor died...
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Spring, at last
At 12:57 p.m. today, spring arrives. As if on cue, the temperature, Accuweather predicts, will be 61 degrees, heading toward a high of 65 that will be just above normal for the day.
We suspect we speak for nearly everyone reading this in saying, "it's about time."
Ernest Hemingway may have evoked our area's recent sensibilities in his "A Moveable Feast." He was writing of Paris, but the sentiments are familiar here these days:
"With so many trees in the city, you could see the spring coming each day until a night of warm wind would bring it suddenly in one morning. Sometimes the heavy cold rains would beat it back so that it would seem that it would never come and that you were losing a season out of your life. … When the cold rains kept on and killed the spring, it was as though a young person had died for no reason.
"In those days, though, the spring always came finally but it was frightening that it had nearly failed."
Granted, we're moaning because our recent cold, wet, damp, icy weather has been in the waning days of winter, not the early days of spring. But this is Piedmont North Carolina – we expect spring-like weather once the calendar turns to March.
To make our endless winter seem even more so, forecasters tell us that the warm, sunny afternoons we can expect through the weekend take yet another nasty turn early next week. Lows are expected to graze 30 and highs won't get out of the 50s.
To be sure, the advent of spring here, with its message of rebirth and rejuvenation, is overshadowed by another ritual. Need we note that less than an hour before spring officially arrives, Ohio State and Dayton will tip off in the first game of the Round of 64, the true opening salvo of the madness that is the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
Last year, on Super Bowl Sunday, the host of National Public Radio's "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me" news quiz show felt a need to jokingly interrupt a riff about that day's big game. The Super Bowl, he felt compelled to explain to the NPR audience, "is an event that will occur while you are watching 'Downton Abbey.'" That echoes how the basketball tournament overshadows not just the equinox but pretty much everything else here.
For the next few days, we may not notice the weather since we'll be reverentially huddled around our televisions or at least slyly glancing at our phones every few minutes as routine business plods on.
But when the tournament is over, we can finally celebrate this season of new beginnings. Uncover the grills, admire the blooming flowers, break out the walking shoes and relish the surging bounty of fresh produce soon to flood our farmers' markets.
The wait for spring has been especially trying. Surely that means we deserve to enjoy it all the more.


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Head coach Wayne Norton will be leading Georgia at his 29th consecutive NCAA Championships starting on Friday.
March 13, 2014
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. --- Ten members of Georgia's track and field teams made the trip to Albuquerque, N.M., on Wednesday in preparation for the coming NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships on March 14-15.
Seniors Lucie Ondraschkova (pentathlon) and Megan Malasarte (800-meter run), juniors Carly Hamilton (mile), Morgann Leleux (pole vault) and Quintunya Chapman (pentathlon), sophomore Chanice Porter (long jump) and freshmen Leontia Kallenou (high jump) and Kendell Williams (pentathlon) will be competing in the Albuquerque Convention Center during a meet hosted by the University of New Mexico.
Williams was recently named the Southeastern Conference Women's Freshman Field Athlete of the Year following her runner-up finish at the SEC Championships in College Station, Texas, on February 27 - March 1.
Junior Nick Vena (shot put) and sophomore Maicel Uibo (heptathlon) are the pair set to represent the Bulldog men.
"We have been emphasizing team goals all season so this week will be more of the same," said Georgia head coach Wayne Norton, whose teams have had nine top-20 team finishes since 2000. "Last year, we finished 10th and tied for 18th at the NCAA indoor meet so we, first of all, want to move up in the final standings. With eight women qualified, we have more opportunities to score high so the goal is get high up in the top 10. The goal for the men is to crack the top 20 this year."
Uibo, a native of Polva, Estonia, kicks the action off in the heptathlon's 60 meters at noon ET on Friday. The open events begin at 6 p.m. on Friday and Leleux and Porter are the first UGA competitors in the women's pole vault and long jump, respectively, at 8 p.m. Georgia's first runner on the track is Hamilton at 8:15 p.m. in the mile semifinals.
On Saturday, Uibo starts in the 60 hurdles (the heptathlon's fifth event) at 1 p.m. and the three pentathletes start their competition at 1:45 p.m. Vena will throw in the shot put at 5:30 p.m. to start the open events and Hamilton has plans to run in the mile finals at 8:10 p.m.
ESPN3.com will stream the NCAA Indoor Championships live on Friday starting at 7:55 p.m. and on Saturday starting at 7:50 p.m. A tape delay of the NCAA Championships will air on ESPNU on March 22 starting at 6:30 p.m.
The Bulldogs took 15 to last year's NCAA Indoor Championships in Fayetteville, Ark., including the women's distance medley relay team. The Georgia women finished in the top 10 for the ninth time in history after scoring 22 points for 10th place. The Bulldog men had a top-20 finish for the eighth time thanks to 11 points, which put them in a tie for 18th place.
Shaunae Miller, who recently won a bronze medal at the 2014 IAAF World Championships competing professionally and is still training and taking classes at Georgia, highlighted the meet for UGA. She won the 12th NCAA indoor crown for the Georgia women as a true freshmen.
A pair of 2014 meet entrants - Hamilton and Ondraschkova - combined to score another 10 points with fourth-place finishes in the mile and pentathlon, in that order. Hilenn James set a school record in the shot put (55 feet, 10 1/2 inches) to finish seventh for the Lady Bulldogs' last two points.
A duo in the heptathlon provided the Georgia men their 11 points last year. Uibo and Garrett Scantling both exploded for career-best performances to take fourth and third place, respectively. Uibo is ranked fourth on the national performance list and is coming off an SEC title in the event while Scantling continues his return from an injury.
Results and recaps from the NCAA Indoor Championships will be found at georgiadogs.com. Updates about all Bulldog track and field news can be found on Twitter at @UGA_XCTF.
Here is a glimpse at the 10 Bulldogs competing at the NCAA Championships:
- Lucie Ondraschkova (Sr., Opava, Czech Republic): Scored the nation's fourth-best score in the pentathlon of 4,225 to take third at the SEC Indoor Championships for All-SEC Second Team honors. This was the second-best performance of her career after Ondraschkova tallied 4,228 points to take fourth at the 2013 NCAA Indoor Championships.
- Megan Malasarte (Sr., Fayetteville, Ga.): Ran the country's second fastest 800 time (2:03.08) during the SEC prelims, which topped her own school record in the event. Malasarte did not advance to the NCAA indoor meet in the 800 last year. However, she was a First Team All-American after taking seventh at the 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships.
- Morgann Leleux (Jr., New Iberia, La.): Soared over the pole vault bar at 14 feet, 4 ½ inches to win her third SEC title and move to No. 5 on the national list. Leleux has two second-place finishes at the NCAA Championships and also competed at the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships while she continued her recovery from an eye injury.
- Carly Hamilton (Jr., Springboro, Ohio): Finished fourth in the mile finals at the SEC Championships with a school record and the 11th-fastest time in the nation this year (4:35.79). Hamilton was a First Team All-American last indoor season after taking fourth and also ran on the distance medley relay team at Nationals.
- Quintunya Chapman (Jr., Hinesville, Ga.): Bettered her score in the pentathlon by nearly 400 points at the SEC Championships to grab the 16th and final spot for Nationals. Chapman scored 4,043 points to take eighth at the league meet and move to No. 5 on the school's all-time list.
- Chanice Porter (So., Pratville, Jamaica): Recorded the nation's third-best mark in the long jump of 21-2.75 at the Doc Hale VT Elite Meet in early February. Porter missed scoring at the 2013 NCAA Indoor Championships by just one spot (ninth place) after winning an SEC title in the event as a true freshman.
- Leontia Kallenou (RFr., Nicosia, Cyprus): Answered the challenge by her competition and cleared an SEC Championships meet and school record height of 6-2.75 to win the SEC high jump title and move into a tie for the national lead. After redshirting last indoor season, Kallenou was fourth at the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships after going over an outdoor personal best of 6-1.25 in Eugene, Ore.
- Kendell Williams (Fr., Marietta, Ga.): Set an American Junior record and is currently second on the national list in the pentathlon after winning the Cherry & Silver Invitational with 4,302 points on the same track where Nationals will be held. Followed that performance up with a 4,283-point performance to take second at the SEC Championships, which would be third on the current national list.
- Maicel Uibo (So., Polva, Estonia): Scored a season best 5,859 points to win his first SEC heptathlon title and take over the No. 4 spot in the national rankings. Uibo was fourth at last year's Nationals, finishing one spot behind teammate Garrett Scantling (who is redshirting this season), and was fifth in the decathlon at the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships.
- Nick Vena (Jr., Whippany, N.J.): Grabbed the 16th and final spot in the shot put thanks to his top mark of 62-11.50 at the Doc Hale VT Elite Meet. This will be his fourth trip to the NCAA Championships after advancing to both the indoor and outdoor meets last year and to the 2012 NCAA indoor meet while competing for Virginia.


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Winkleigh-based pet food firm that was rescued from administration is set to grow
Posted: February 28, 2013|
A pet food manufacturer which was bought out of administration has been turned around, with capital investment of £400,000 in the last year and a growth rate of 18%.
Winkleigh-based Forthglade Ltd went into administration in September 2011 after hitting cashflow problems. It was subject to a management buy in/buy out (BIMBO) deal that saw a five-strong team buy the business.
Four weeks after entering administration it was sold as a going concern to the newly formed Forthglade Foods Ltd.
Since then, joint managing directors Gez Lovell and Chris Brooking have been working to turn around the fortunes of the business.
This has included price increases, more negotiations with suppliers to drive down costs and working to make the production process more efficient.
"It was an interesting business with a very good product and a good customer base. It had those two things right but the financial costings were wrong," said Mr Lovell, who has a background in working with small manufacturing businesses.
Revenue levels began to rise in the first quarter following the BIMBO and the company has subsequently notched up growth rates of 18%.
Turnover currently stands at £4.5 million, with the management team seeking to increase this to £6 million.
The business currently exports around 15% of its products, mainly to Europe, although it is currently considering new markets in a bid to increase overseas sales.
Although around 25 employees were made redundant while it was in administration, Forthglade remains the largest employer in Winkleigh, with a payroll of 58.
Recent investment has seen three new packaging lines installed as well as a programme of repairs to the firm's 30,000sq ft base – something that has helped to boost staff morale.
"We feel that the product and the team and the customer base warrant that investment and it makes us stronger in the marketplace," said Mr Brooking, who has a background working for large corporates, including Heinz.
"Hopefully the investment we're making and the changes have increased morale on site. We're finding that if suppliers come here and they haven't been on site for 12 to 18 months, they can't believe the difference in atmosphere," added Mr Lovell.
The business, which was originally started in 1971, specialises in making high end pet food, with a focus on natural ingredients.
Exeter financial firm Prydis worked to bring insolvency experts Begbies Traynor in as administrators as well as introducing Mr Lovell to the business.
Prydis chairman Bruce Priday is now chairman of Forthglade Foods.
"It went into and out of administration quite quickly. The amount paid for the business had paid for itself within three and a half months," he said.
"As with so many of these things it's been all about the people. Gez and Chris are a dream team and the business has flown over the last 18 months. We're now looking at where it can go."


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Best Summer Art Festivals In The Bay Area
Here comes summer, the height of the Art Festival season around the Bay Area. From March through October, art lovers can enjoy art festivals, from neighborhood fairs with a local flair, to larger multi-day events that draw artists and visitors from around the nation, Canada and beyond.
Best Paint And Sip In The Bay Area
The paint-and-sip industry is growing rapidly, with many lively events held each month throughout the Bay Area
Best Laser Tag In The Bay Area
If you love the thrill of the game, coupled with zapping opponents, then laser tag is the sport for you. With game technology at its infrared best, laser tag has captured the Bay Area.
Best 2014-2015 College Productions In The Bay Area
Dinner and a show shouldn't mean disaster for the entertainment budget. College productions are highly professional, offer terrific value, support school and community and provide a great platform for budding talent.
Best Places For Halloween Decorations In The Bay Area
Fill out your to-do list for Halloween decorations and costumes by heading to one of these Bay Area retailers for all of your holiday needs.
Best Science Exhibits In The Bay Area
One of the things that makes a great science exhibit deserving of that tag is its enduring appeal for everyone. Go with a kindergartener or a grandmother and you'll see just what we mean.
Best Meditation Centers In The Bay Area
Whatever you're looking to achieve via personal meditation may be found somewhere in the San Francisco Bay Area in an urban center just steps from your home or miles away on a remote oceanside bluff.
Best Summer 2014 Craft Fairs In The Bay Area
This summer's lineup of craft fairs in the Bay Area stretches from Sausalito to Treasure Island, into the city and south to Palo Alto.
Ask An Expert: Dressing For Work During The Summer Heat
The summer heat can do a number on a professional wardrobe. Local fashion expert Kaye Cloutman provides some expert pointers for women who are out and about during the work day.
Best Free Art Activities On The Peninsula
These activities will help keep art alive during the colder months and at no cost, make it easy on your wallet.


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Did you know it's legal for companies to keep fragrance ingredients a secret? The term "fragrance" can be a mixture of up to 100 different chemicals, out of more than 3,000 commonly-used fragrance chemicals! Chemicals of concern in fragrance are linked to allergies, cancer, birth defects, and infertility.
The solution? Companies should list all fragrance ingredients on product labels, so that women can avoid harmful chemicals.
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(AP) TEHRAN, Iran - Iran's official news agency says a collapse and explosion in a coal mine has killed eight workers in the country's east.
IRNA on Wednesday quoted Ahmad Talebian Moqadam, who is governor of Tabas city near where the accident occurred, as saying that a tunnel in the mine collapsed, leading to an accumulation of gas and an explosion. He said five bodies were recovered on Tuesday, the day of the accident, and three more the next day.
Some 40 work at the mine. The report did not say whether the other miners were unaccounted for.
Tabas is located 560 kilometres (341 miles) southeast of the capital Tehran. Mine explosions are rare in Iran.
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Sure, Why Not? by eatyourchildren
Some of my most favorite tracks these days.
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Oh, yes. by eatyourchildren
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The federal Bureau of Indian Affairs has its hands full these days. In addition to administering federal programs for 566 recognized Indian tribes, it faces frequent requests to recognize new tribes, bands and splinter groups seeking the benefits of federal recognition. There are at least 26 such groups in South Carolina alone.
In a move to "streamline" the application process for tribes seeking recognition, the Bureau recently proposed to drop a criterion that required tribes to show they had existed as organized communities from the time of "first sustained contact with non-Indians throughout the group's history."
In its place the Bureau proposes simply requiring an applicant tribe to show its continuity since 1934, the year that the Indian Reorganization Act established a new rule for determining who is an Indian in the eyes of the federal government.
That should make it easier for a number of applicant tribes to gain recognition and its federal benefits.
And it would make it a lot easier to achieve a major prize that attracts many tribes — the opportunity to run a casino. Under a 1976 Supreme Court ruling, states cannot tax or regulate lands owned by recognized federal tribes. Once a tribe gains federal recognition, any property it owns becomes free from state regulation. Even a poor tribe could find investors to buy land along, say, I-95 and set up a gambling shop.
Certainly the thought of casino revenue has occurred to some of the more than 400 unrecognized tribes and bands seeking a nod from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
After all, some 240 recognized tribes already run about 460 gambling operations with a 2011 take of $27 billion — not enough to buy back Manhattan Island, but nothing to sneeze at.
Those riches could help explain the increase of those claiming tribal affiliation — though tribal pride is assuredly the primary reason. More than 5.2 million Americans claimed Indian ancestry in the 2010 Census, a 27 percent increase from 2000.
BIA's proposed "streamlining" rule has raised hackles in some areas where local governments oppose giving local tribes freedom from regulation. It is also likely that some existing recognized tribes will oppose the rule change as creating competition from the new tribes for federal largesse.
The ongoing debate over tribal gambling in South Carolina, and just across the border, in Cleveland County, N.C., will be repeated widely if tribal recognition is expanded at the federal level.
The so-called "streamlining" process might assist federal bureaucrats with their paperwork, but it would have the negative effect outside the Beltway of limiting states' ability to restrain casino gambling where it is otherwise illegal.
That alone should be sufficient for Congress to reject the rule change.
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New Walking Dead Season 3 Spoilers Promo: Merle Punches Daryl, Andrea vs. The Governor (VIDEO)
UPDATE: Better version of video now posted.
Did the Governor just tell Andrea that if she goes to the prison, she stays there? And does she hold up a knife to him, while he's sleeping? Funny how people keep getting close to killing The Governor but never quite do the deed. How much suffering could be prevented if they just finished the job?
Anyway, this new promo for The Walking Dead Season 3 is pretty darn good. We see Rick driving around with Michonne, Hershel calling out The Ricktator, more of Andrea vs. The Governor, and Merle punching out his brother Daryl. That has to be some kind of distraction, or part of a larger plan to save them both ... right?
Walking Dead returns with Episode 9 on Sunday, February 10 on AMC.


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About Morgan: I am a first generation college graduate and the first in my family to go to law school. I am from rural southern Wisconsin but will be moving to Ohio after graduation. My sister is a veterinarian and the two of us share a love of animals that overflows from our personal lives into our professional lives. I studied abroad for a year in Guadalajara, Mexico, and for a semester in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Before coming to law school, I worked as a Spanish-language medical interpreter. I am an avid horseback rider and enjoy most outdoor activities. I am very health-conscious and am taking the time to take care of myself while in law school.
Previous Legal and/or Professional Experience: I have worked at the same general practice law firm since my 1L year and have loved the experience. The attorney that I worked for is a 2007 alumna from NIU Law and she takes on a myriad of cases, many of which are in family law and criminal defense. I have had many opportunities to perform legal research and writing at the firm, as well as attend court, pre-trial conferences, and work directly with clients. I truly enjoy the work I do at the firm and know I have made the right decision in pursuing this career path.
What activities are you involved in? I brought back the dormant NIU Law Chapter of the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund and have been the President for two years. I am also in the Latino Law Student Association, Public Interest Law Society, and the Women's Law Caucus.
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UNICEF Executive Director announces $3 million for Mozambican children affected by global food price increases
MAPUTO, Mozambique, 1 August 2008 – UNICEF Executive Director, Ann. M. Veneman, concluding a 3-day visit to Mozambique, announced $3 million in additional support for UNICEF's nutrition programs in the country.
"An estimated forty-one per cent of children in Mozambique suffer from chronic malnutrition," said Veneman. "These resources will help children and their families who are at high nutritional risk."
The under-5 child mortality rate in Mozambique has been reduced by 42 per cent since 1990. It is one of the few developing countries to experience a significant decline in maternal mortality, putting the country on track to meet the MDG targets on child and maternal mortality.
However, this progress is threatened by rising food prices as well as the AIDS pandemic.
Veneman visited Sofala, a province with one of the highest HIV prevalence rates in the country. While there, she visited a community obstetric care facility and programs for children made vulnerable by AIDS.
About UNICEF:
UNICEF works on the ground in more than 150 developing and transitional countries to help children survive and thrive. The world's largest provider of vaccines for poor countries, UNICEF works to advance the Millennium Development Goals by supporting child health and nutrition, quality basic education for all boys and girls, access to clean water and sanitation, and the protection of children from violence, exploitation and AIDS.
About the UNICEF Executive Director:
Ann M. Veneman assumed the leadership of UNICEF on 1 May 2005, becoming the fifth Executive Director to lead UNICEF in its 60-year history. Prior to joining UNICEF, Veneman served as Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture.
At UNICEF, Veneman directs a global agency of over 10,000 staff and annual total resources of more than $3 billion, funded entirely by the voluntary contributions of governments, businesses, foundations and individuals. Since assuming the position of Executive Director, she has traveled to more than 40 countries, witnessing firsthand the work of UNICEF, speaking at meetings and conferences, and visiting heads of state or government and other partners.


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BORN IN THE U.S.A. The History of American Music
Anacapa School's Performing Arts and Ensemble Music classes are joining forces to present this concert—featuring a musical look at American music through the years with music by Stephen Foster, Scott Joplin, the big band era, Elvis, Motown, disco, country and , of course, rock and roll!
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To all whom t may concern Be it known that T, VILLIAM BALLARD, of the city of New York, State of New York, have made an Improvement in the Manner of Forming Spikes or Nails to be Driven into Wood; and do hereby declare that the following' is a full and exact description thereof'.
The improvement in spikes, or nails, conA sists in making offsets, or indentations, one or more in number, on the opposite sides of or around, their shanks, which offsets, or indentations, are to be in such form as not to be calculated to cut, or tear, the wood, as is the case with those which have beards, or projecting points, or serrated edges formed upon them b v means of a cold chisel, or by some analogous means, in the manner which has been frequently resorted to. My spikes, or nails. may be made in a variety of forms, and of different materials. They will in most cases be formed of iron by means of sui table machinery, or by swagcs, in a manner well known 'to smiths; or they may be made by casting them of any suitable composition metal, when required to be used in fastening the plank of vessels, 0r other articles requiring the use of such metal.
in the accompanying drawing, T have shown a variety of forms in which I make my spikes.
In Figures 1 and 2, besides the indentations, or offsets, formed on the shank of' the spike toward its point, or' entering end, there is a projecting part a, a, constituting a seeondary head, of smaller size than the proper head, b, 6,' this part, like the offsets in the lower part of the spike, will, after it has been driven into the wood, have the wood close upon it so as to adhere thereto with great firmness. rThe main use of this projection, or secondary head, is not merely to aid in holding down the plank through which it is driven, but in ease of the crippling, or breaking ofl", of the head proper it serves to confine the plank, and to secure it in place, so that it cannot start off. The offsets on the shank may be variously modified, as shown in the respective figures. That shown in Fig. Q, I deem one of the best, the offsets not being directly opposite to each other, but standing intermediately will drive with more easethan where they are immediately opposite; they will also possess greater strength with the same quantity of material.
Figs. 3, and t, represent spikes similar, in general, to Figs. l, and 2, but stouter, and without the secondary head.
Fig. 5, is a round spike, or bolt, represented as of the same diameter throughout, excepting at the depressions necessarily made to form the offsets.
Figs. G, and 7, are square nails, or spikes, of a smaller size, but dependent in use upon the same principle of construction.
Fig. 8, represents a form of spike for which a patent. was granted to Thomas "W. Harvey on the 18th of September 1832, and denominated by him the grooved and flanged spike; this spike he proposed sometimes to make serrated at the bottom of the groove, as represented in the drawing; and this is the nearest approach to my spike with which I am acquainted, but the cuts, or serrations, were not of the same character with my of'fsets, and in the actual manufacture they were omitted, the wings, or flanges, which constituted the claim under that patent being the points depended upon; and the said Harvey, after full examination, does not consider my spikes as interfering with those patented by him, which he evinces by put-- ting his signature to this instrument as one of the subscribing witnesses thereto. My spikes have also been tested by engineers, and by ship carpenters, and preferred to any others, as being applicable to purposes for which the flanged spikes would not answer.
That I claim as constituting my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is
1. rThe forming ofA spikes, or nails, with offsets, or indentations, which offsets are without sharp, or cutting edges, so that when driven they shall not injure the wood, but shall hold firmly by the collapsing of the wood upon them.
2. T also claim the forming of the secondary head, for the purpose, and in the manner, set forth.
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Plan II/LAH Career Week 2012
Plan II second-year students are REQUIRED to attend the Alumni Panel Event on February 27th and either the LACS Boot Camp (advance RSVP required) or TWO additional workshops as part of the Sophomore Advising Program.
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The Commissioner of Securities is issuing this advisory release to alert readers about certain bills in the United States Congress which could impact both small business funding and securities regulation in this State. As explained below, Secretary of State Robin Carnahan and her securities regulatory staff are working to guarantee that these bills open the financing markets to Missouri's small businesses while maintaining the States' critical role in investor protection.
Recently, two bills were introduced in Congress designed to provide entrepreneurs greater access to crowdfunding. Crowdfunding is an online, typically grass-roots, money-raising strategy that allows the public to use websites to contribute small amounts of money to help artists, musicians, filmmakers and other creative people finance their projects. Importantly, crowdfunding financing has been applied to small businesses and start-ups, facilitating their attempts to get their ventures off the ground.
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Knowing how important small businesses are to job growth and to our nation's economy, Secretary of State Carnahan has joined with the a bipartisan group of eight secretaries of state in a letter to members of Congress supporting H.R. 2930 and S.1791. (Read the letter here .) But Secretary Carnahan and her colleagues caution that these bills should not weaken investor protection by preempting state securities regulators' authority to police Internet offerings conducted in their states.
In order to preserve the States' ability to protect their investing citizenry, the Commissioner of Securities is working with the North American Securities Administrators Association in developing a model rule which state securities regulators can adopt to responsibly encourage small business capital formation through a crowdfunding exemption. Secretary Carnahan and her staff will continue to work to ease Missouri small businesses' access to financing while maintaining strong investor protection for Missouri's citizens.
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The Commissioner of Securities has issued an Advisory Release alerting Missouri's investment advisers and others to a recent report on the Investment Adviser Registration "Switch." Read the release here, and the Report here.
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The Commissioner of Securities has issued an Advisory Release concerning pending investment adviser registration applications after the Dodd-Frank Act "Switch" deadline. Read the release here.
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The Commissioner of Securities has issued an Advisory Release concerning a no-action letter and the April 26 rulemaking concerning Missouri Private Fund Advisers. Read the release here.
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The Commissioner of Securities has issued an advisory release on the fast-approaching deadlines and best registration practices for investment advisers switching to state registration. Read the release here.
December 30, 2011
The Commissioner of Securities sent a letter to Missouri Investment Advisers who may switch to state regulation in 2012 under the Dodd-Frank Act. Read the letter here .
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Advisory Release AR-11-07
The Commissioner of Securities issued an advisory release summarizing NASAA's coordinated review program for investment advisers switching to state regulation in 4-14 states. Read the release here.
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The Commissioner of Securities for the State of Missouri issued an advisory release summarizing a No-Action Determination issued in response to a request by an adviser to a private fund. Read the release here.


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United Airlines (UAL) detected a breach of its computer systems in May or early June, reported Bloomberg, citing several people familiar with an investigation into the matter. The cyberattack on United has been linked to the China-backed hackers said to be responsible for several other large incursions, including thefts of data from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and health insurer Anthem (ANTM), according to several of the people who talked to Bloomberg. Publicly traded companies in the cybersecurity space include Barracuda (CUDA), Check Point (CHKP), F5 Networks (FFIV), FireEye (FEYE), Fortinet (FTNT), Imperva (IMPV), Palo Alto (PANW), Proofpoint (PFPT), Qualys (QLYS) and Symantec (SYMC).
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Stocks began the session mixed on the heels of weak earnings reports from both Caterpillar (CAT) and 3M (MMM). The Nasdaq managed to spend most of the day in positive territory but joined the other averages in negative territory by mid-afternoon. Selling picked up momentum towards late afternoon, and by day's end each of the averages were lower by more than 0.4%, with the Dow losing nearly 0.7%. ECONOMIC EVENTS: In the U.S., initial jobless claims fell to 255,000 in the week ended July 18, below the 278,000 first-time claims that were expected. The Leading Economic Indicators advanced 0.6% in June, exceeding expectations for a 0.3% increase. In Asia, the Shanghai Composite index advanced for a sixth straight session, adding another 2.4%. In Europe, the Greek Parliament voted to accept creditor terms for a new bailout, though a decision on when to reopen Greek financial markets was deferred to next week. COMPANY NEWS: Shares of General Motors (GM) finished the session up 3.96% to $31.50 after reporting earnings per share above analyst expectations. Other notable names rising following earnings reports include SanDisk (SNDK), Under Armour (UA), Southwest (LUV)... Caterpillar, meanwhile, dropped $2.86, or 3.59%, to $76.90 after cutting its yearly guidance during this morning's earnings report, with the company noting a "relatively stagnant" global economy. Also lower following earnings were Comcast (CMCSA, CMCSK), Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Dunkin Brands (DNKN), and Boston Scientific (BSX). MAJOR MOVERS: Among the notable gainers was Cigna (CI), which rose $3.29, or 2.18%, to $154.36 after the Wall Street Journal reported last night that Anthem (ANTM) is nearing a deal to acquire the company for roughly $187, representing a total transaction value of over $48B. Adding to that report, CNBC's David Faber said on Thursday morning that Anthem will announce an agreement Friday to purchase Cigna for $188 per share, at a 45% equity, 55% cash split. Also higher were shares of numerous IT security companies, with FireEye (FEYE) advancing 4.53% and Palo Alto Networks (PANW) adding 2.33% after earnings reports from security firms Fortinet (FTNT) and F5 Networks (FFIV) beat on both top and bottom lines. Fortinet and F5, meanwhile, finished Thursday's session up 10.71% and 7.75% to $46.83 and $127.68, respectively. Among the noteworthy losers following earnings was McDonald's (MCD), which edged down 0.52% to $97.10 after noting that Q2 global comparable sales fell 0.7% for the quarter, including a 2% decline in U.S. same-store sales. Also lower was Hertz (HTZ), which declined 8.53% to $16.45 following a downgrade to Underweight at Morgan Stanley, with the research firm citing increased competition from Uber and similar mobility services. INDEXES: The Dow fell 119.12, or 0.67%, to 17,731.92, the Nasdaq lost 25.36, or 0.49%, to 5,146.41, and the S&P 500 declined 12.00, or 0.57%, to 2,102.15.
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