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Andrue Bechtold, of South Whitley, recently found a rather large Morel mushroom in a "secret location" in Whitley County.
Andrue is the grandson of Dennis Bechtold.
SOUTH WHITLEY — John Langmaid, IV was awarded his Eagle Scout rank at a ceremony held at Whitko High School March 21.
Langmaid, a student at WHS, planned, surveyed, organized, and helped build a 65-foot-long, 5-foot-wide Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant sidewalk.
The project, which was completed during July 2012, was done for the school as his Eagle Scout project.
He earned the Eagle rank Sept. 13, 2012. The sidewalk gives disabled students access to the school and ease to leave the school during exercise and emergency situations.
COLUMBIA CITY — Churubusco High School graduate, Alex Husk, has tapped into her many years of dance to launch a new business, Astound Dance Academy.
At the age of three, Husk started to dance, but it wasn't until she was in middle school that she began perfecting her craft.
Now 24 years old and with many years of instruction experience, Husk is ready to pass on the love of dance to others in her own studio.
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SOUTH WHITLEY — Trevor Bauer, Whitko High School art student, is the logo contest winner for Whitley On the Move.
Bauer has previously won three state scholastic art awards this year — two Gold Keys and one Silver Key. Bauer's Gold Keys were sent to New York for National judging.
Bauer is not just an artist. In addition to being involved in the art club for three years, he played football at WHS for four years and was involved with Fellowship of Christian Athletes for three years. Bauer plans to attend Ball State University for architecture.
WARSAW — Whitko's boys golf team took top honors at the Three Rivers Conference match at Stonehenge Saturday. The Wildcats won with a score of 338.
Wabash was three strokes behind for a second-place finish, and Northfield shot a 343. The Norsemen also had the conference's medalist, Cole Trae, who scored a 77.
Whitko was led by Daniel Zowlacki, who was second overall with a score of 79. Zowlacki shot a 42 on the front nine and 37 in the back half.
Colton LeTourneau placed seventh for Whitko, shooting 42s two finish with an 84.
COLUMBIA CITY — An alternative program for challenged students could be in the future for the Whitley County Consolidated School (WCCS) district.
Columbia City High School Principal Jennifer Reiff and Indian Springs Middle School Principal Jan Boylen discussed with schools' board of trustees the possibility of Eagle Opportunity to Success — a program aimed at alternative paths for students.
There are several primary goals for the program, they said.
Among them are increasing graduation among eligible seniors and decreasing the number of expulsions in grades 6 to 12.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Larwill woman received her sentence for a pair of meth-related crimes in Whitley County Circuit Court Monday.
Stephanie Damron, 27, was sentenced to 10 years at Whitley County Jail, with six to serve and four suspended, for manufacturing methamphetamine and dealing in methamphetamine, both Class B felonies.
Damron pleaded guilty in April. As part of a plea agreement, four other charges from the same arrest in December were dismissed.
COLUMBIA CITY — Honoring the departed with something living — that's what family members came out to do Saturday at the Angel of Hope Memorial Garden in Columbia City.
The garden is located in front of DeMoney-Grimes Funeral Home on Countryside Drive. However, it is maintained by Columbia City's chapter of The Compassionate Friends.
After the death of their daughter, Betsy Jane, Ben and Betsy Gates founded the compassionate friends in 2001. Now the group works to support those who have lost family members with grief support and healing through group discussion and special events.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County's County Council voted unanimously to raise the Cumulative Capital tax rate for next year.
Currently, the rate is 1.62 cents. The council approved raising the rate to three cents. With the increase, approximately $400,814 will be raised in property tax revenue. A large portion of the funds are set for bridge repair.
During discussion, Councilman Bill Overdeer discussed using an incremental increase over a period of years. However, immediate needs within the county's facilities motivated the one-time increase.


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WUTT Renovates Campus Radio
Published: Feb 18, 2010
When the clock strikes 7 on Thursday evenings, Jeremy Donovan '11 becomes Donnie Dark.
As a volunteer at WUTT, the campus radio station, Donovan spends two hours every week live broadcasting the radio show "Black Noise," bringing the best in alternative rock, news and pop culture to the airwaves floating around UT's campus.
And since January, "Black Noise" and the station's 28 other live shows can be heard in Australia, Bangladesh and Madagascar, in fact anywhere there is Internet.
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is just one of the new upgrades to WUTT. An undergraduate class developed a comprehensive marketing plan for WUTT to help increase its audience. During the winter break, the station's headquarters at North Walker Hall underwent a renovation, receiving updated equipment and creating a more ergonomic workspace.
"It feels more like a professional radio station," said Adjunct Instructor Valerie Ingram Hinkley who teaches the Practicum in Broadcast Management class. Her students help out a handful of volunteers who keep WUTT humming.
WUTT has deep roots at The University of Tampa. The campus owned an FM frequency as early as 1952 under the call letters WTUN, transmitting on 88.9 FM. In 1962, due to lack of funding, the station switched to AM where it broadcasts still today via on-campus TV channel 95 and radio station 1080 AM.
Run as a student organization funded by Student Government, WUTT hosts promotional events like pool parties and participates in campus events like PirateFest and Campus MovieFest.
While there are 28 live shows, Hinkley said she'd like to have either live or pre-recorded programming going 24 hours a day. She said they hope to diversify the programming too, adding in more art, theater and sports coverage.
"I'd like a good jazz show, a contemporary Christian 'Uplifting Hour,'" said Hinkley. "I'd like an 'Ask the Dean' call-in show."
Zack Greenfield '12, a communication major, provides film critiques for WUTT. A recipient of the Jay Forry Merit Award, Greenfield works with professional film critic Jay Forry as a mentor, helping shape his craft.
"I send him my review, and he tells me how or what I can do better," said Greenfield, who commits to producing at least eight reviews a semester. "I've learned to really have fun doing the reviews."
Donovan started volunteering as a freshman, then took the class, then became general manager and now is back to volunteering. He runs "Black Noise" with his three buddies who are all juniors majoring in communication: Damian "Sweet" Sweet, Jeremy "Dr. Pie" Laboy and Brian "Optimus Prime" Himert.
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Preppy–chic icon Lilly Pulitzer has been famous since the 1960s for the brand's Palm Beach-inspired prints and effortless shift dresses, and those same highly recognizable patterns — as well as a few new ones — are now available for the home. Unmistakably "Lilly-esque" fruit and flora imagery began showing up on bedding from Garnet Hill not long ago, followed by a line of furniture manufactured by HFI Brands, and now you can brighten your walls, windows and custom upholstery with the designer's exclusive line of interior fabrics and trimmings through a partnership with Lee Jofa. Fifteen juicy pastel prints are available in chintz, cotton, jacquard, linen and silk, including but not limited to the quintessential pink-&-green combinations that have become synonymous with the brand. The collection ranges from $50 to $175 per yard and is only available in Lee Jofa showrooms.


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How to Become an Indian Citizen
According to Indian citizenship and nationality law: The Constitution of India provides for a single citizenship for the entire country. The provisions relating to citizenship at the commencement of the Constitution are contained in Articles 5 to 11 in Part II of the Constitution of India. Relevant Indian legislation is the Citizenship Act 1955, which has been amended by the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 1986, the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 1992, the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2003, and the Citizenship (Amendment) Ordinance 2005. The Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2003 received the assent of the President of India on 7 January 2004 and came into force on 3 December 2004. The Citizenship (Amendment) Ordinance 2005 was promulgated by the President of India and came into force on 28 June 2005.
1Obtain citizenship by birth. Any person born in India, on or after 26 January 1950 but prior to the commencement of the 1986 Act on 1 July 1987 is a citizen of India by birth. A person born in India on or after 1 July 1987 is a citizen of India if either parent was a citizen of India at the time of the birth. Those born in India on or after 3 December 2004 are considered citizens of India only if both of their parents are citizens of India or if one parent is a citizen of India and the other is not an illegal migrant at the time of their birth the citizen can be an Indian or a foreigner.Ad
2Obtain citizenship by descent. Persons born outside India on or after 26 January 1950 but before 10 December 1992 are citizens of India by descent if their father was a citizen of India at the time of their birth. Person born outside India on or after 10 December 1992 are considered as citizens of India if either of their parents is a citizen of India at the time of their birth. From 3 December 2004 onwards, persons born outside of India shall not be considered citizens of India unless their birth is registered at an Indian consulate within one year of the date of birth. In certain circumstances it is possible to register after 1 year with the permission of the Central Government. The application for registration of the birth of a minor child must be made to an Indian consulate and must be accompanied by an undertaking in writing from the parents of such minor child that he or she does not hold the passport of another country.
3Obtain citizenship by registration. The Central Government may, on an application, register as a citizen of India under section 5 of the Citizenship Act 1955 any person (not being an illegal migrant) if he belongs to any of the following categories:-------
- a person of Indian origin who is ordinarily resident in India for five years before making an application for registration;
- a person of Indian origin who is ordinarily resident in any country or place outside undivided India;
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- a person of full age and capacity whose parents are registered as citizens of India by ordinary residence in India for seven years;
- a person of full age and capacity who, or either of his parents, was earlier citizen of independent India, and has been residing in India for one year immediately before making an application for registration;
- a person of full age and capacity who has been registered as an overseas citizen of India for five years, and who has been residing in India for one year before making an application for registration.
5Obtain citizenship by naturalization. Citizenship of India by naturalization can be acquired by a foreigner who has resided in India for twelve years. The applicant must have lived a total of 11 years in India in a period of 14 years, and must have spent in India the past 12 months preceding the application.Ad
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Inscr. 'Conder Vétheuil 94' b.r.
Canvas, 24×29 (61×74).
Presented by the Contemporary Art Society 1924.
Coll: Presented to the C.A.S. by Dalhousie Young 1910.
Exh: N.E.A.C., November–December 1896 (30), as 'A Summer Afternoon'; C.A.S., Loan Exhibition, Hull, July–September 1911 (38), as 'The Green Apple'; C.A.S., Loan Exhibition, Manchester, winter 1911 (222); C.A.S., Loan Collection of Modern Paintings, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle, October 1912 (209); C.A.S., First Public Exhibition in London, Goupil Gallery, April 1913 (16); C.A.S., Modern Paintings, Belfast, November 1914 (24); C.A.S., Paintings and Drawings, Grosvenor House, June–July 1923 (19); Tate Gallery, July–September 1927 (77).
Lit: Gibson, 1914, pp.45, 95 (listed twice under different names); Rothenstein, 1938, pp.83, 92–3, 259, repr. facing p.93.
Repr: Studio, IX, 1897, p.287; John Russell, From Sickert to 1948, 1948, pl.18.
Entitled 'A Summer Afternoon' when first exhibited, this picture was painted at Vétheuil, where Conder was staying during the summer of 1894 with the Kinsellas, the Blunts and D. S. MacColl. There were three Kinsella daughters, Louise, Josephine and Kate. Louise, the model for this picture, was a young American of great beauty who in 1894 was also sitting to Whistler in Paris. She had a love-affair with Conder but afterwards married the Marchese Presbitero and lived in Italy. A watercolour of the same title was exhibited at the Leicester Galleries, October 1904 (14).
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Head Coach Rocky Long
Question: How has the loss of (running back) Stephen Jackson (to graduation) affected Oregon State?
Rocky Long: "I'm hearing rumors that they believe they need to be able to run the ball. In order to have success in the Pac-10 they need to have a running game. The way the games have gone they haven't been able to establish the run. This week they are going to try to establish the run. Right now, they're using their best players. They've got a great wide receiver, both their tight ends are real good receivers and their quarterback is a great thrower. They're using their skill level as it is, and they're throwing for a bunch of yards. I would bet that in our game, they will come out and try to run it, and if they don't have a lot of success, they're going to throw it 60 or 70 times like everybody else we play."
Q: How does Oregon State compare to Washington State or Texas Tech?
RL: "Their system is a little more like Washington State than Texas Tech. They use the tight end all of the time. They use three wide outs and a tight end, and sometimes they use two tight ends. Our game plan is going to be a little more like it was for Washington State than what it was for Texas Tech."
Q: Is the discrepancy that existed in last year's Las Vegas Bowl between these two teams still the same?
RL: "You can't tell on film what the others team's talent level is compared to your talent level until you line up against each other. They looked like they were as talented as LSU and LSU is supposed to be a great football team. I won't know until we line up against them. I think they are the most talented out of our first three opponents."
Q: Are there any advantages by having played them in the Las Vegas Bowl?
RL: "When I look at our team, we are completely different from last year. We lost 26 players and we might have a little more speed, but their team is also completely different. They've got some new offensive linemen, some new wide receivers and they don't have Stephen Jackson. The two teams aren't near the same as they were last year. We've changed some things in our scheme and they changed some things in their scheme. We're not running the same plays we ran last year and they're not running the same plays they ran last year."
Q: What's the atmosphere like at Oregon State?
RL: "I don't know because I haven't been there since they've gotten good. They're selling out now and it is wild. The only thing I can compare it to is, when I was there, the Oregon-Oregon State game was unbelievable. That was awesome, they start tailgating and camping out on Wednesday night. They tell me that all of their games are like that now. They've had 24-25 sellouts. Their facilities are dramatically better and their stadium is in a renovation period right now. They're going to expand it by 20,000 seats. It's a college town, so there is a college game-day atmosphere."
Q: How do you think your defense has played so far?
RL: "I thought we played really well against Washington State. I think against Texas Tech we were hanging on for dear life. We made some crucial plays at crucial times. By the fourth quarter their quarterback wasn't throwing it well because he had been hit so many times, but we didn't slow them down. We put them in a lot of third downs and they converted a lot of third downs too. I thought the game plan was good, but I was very disappointed in our coverage early. We were tentative in coverage because the DBs didn't think we could get that much pressure. They were playing soft, but as soon as they realized we were hitting the quarterback right after he threw the ball, their coverage got tighter and we started playing better."
Q: How do you think Oregon State's confidence will be going into the game?
RL: "Going into the season I was hoping they would be 2-0. Then I thought for sure they would walk into our game feeling good about themselves and thinking we were going to be easy prey. You ought to be careful about what you ask for. Instead of them being 2-0, they are 0-2, so they don't care who is showing up this weekend. They are going to try to kill us. It's going to be the meanest game they play all season."
Sophomore QB Kole McKamey
Question: What do you look for in a team like Oregon State?
Kole McKamey: "Personally, I'm looking for them to come out even harder against us this weekend. I think that they're going to come out hard because they've already lost the first two games of their season and they're going to be looking for a win."
Q: How do you feel about your first road trip of the season going to Oregon State?
KM: "I'm really excited to go to a place that I have never been before. I also heard that their stadium is one of the loudest places to play, so I think that it will be a great challenge for us."
Q: From the first game to the second game it seems like you have made a lot of progress - what do you look to improve on in the future games to come?
KM: "Everything. I still have a long way to go. I think one of the most important things that I can improve on is putting more points on the board."
Q: Not only are you throwing the touchdowns, you are also scoring some yourself - how does that make you feel?
KM: "It felt great to have the first rushing touchdown of my college career. It made me think about my high school days."
Junior C Ryan Cook
Question: How much does last year's game against Oregon State come into play going into the game this weekend?
Q: What do expect to see from a team like Oregon State who has started their season 0-2?
RC: "I expect them to come out extremely aggressive because I'm sure that they're pretty hungry for a win."
Q: Is this week going to be even tougher because it's your first road game of the year?
RC: "It might be for some of the younger guys because they don't know what it's like to play on the road, but I think that is up to the older guys to help them through it."
Q: Do you see the offense starting to open up now that you guys have the running and the passing game working for you?
RC: "I think that receivers such as Hank stepping up, it takes pressure off of DonTrell and Kole a little bit."
Senior K Wes Zunker
Wes Zunker: "I think it gives us a lot of confidence, I think we could easily be 2-0 right now heading up to our next game, but we know now that we can play. It's a lot different from last year's team. There's a lot more chemistry and we came together to get a big win against a big team last week. I think we proved to everybody, as well as ourselves, that we can play against anybody. If we don't make many mistakes and do our best, we can beat anybody."
Q: Knowing that you have already made a big kick, and the fact that the Oregon State game might come down to another one, how much more confidence do you have now?
WZ: "You know its just me getting into a groove. Me, Kole (McKamey) and Ryan (Cook) just getting into a groove, like how it went last week. After hitting a few in, it definitely is a confidence booster, and it just kind of flows. If it comes down to a kick again, its good that we got one under our belt, because we know we can do it."
Q: Last time you guys played was at the Las Vegas Bowl, 55-14, do you need anymore motivation than that?
WZ: "I think that was last year's team and this is this year's team. A lot of things have changed. It's a different team and a different feel. I don't think we can compare last year's team to this year's team, nor this year's game to last year's game. So were just going to go out there and play our best, and do what we do."
Q: How do you approach this game, after two home games, it's your first road game?
WZ: "Just the same as any other game, with the mindset that we are not going to have our fans to rally us, and that it will be a tough place to play. We are going to have to eliminate mistakes and try not let them make any big plays to try and keep the crowd down."
Junior LB Mike Mohoric
Mike Mohoric: "I think we're feeling alright. The last win was pretty big, but we all feel like we should be 2-0 right now, and that the first one got away from us. We still have a lot of goals for the season, and we're going to keep working hard to reach them."
Q: What does the win against Texas Tech mean to this team?
MM: "It gave us a boost of confidence, and like I said, we felt like we should have beat Washington State also. So we know we can play with some of the bigger schools and we're looking forward to our game against Oregon State."
Q: Oregon State beat you guys pretty bad last year, you don't need much more motivation than that do you?
MM: "That was last year and we have a whole different team. So we're going in pretty excited and we're looking forward to playing them."
Q: Your going into hostile territory, playing on the road this weekend, what kinds of challenges does that bring to your team?
MM: "Personally, I like that - fans yelling at me and stuff like that. But I think it will be a big test for us as a team. "
Q: What do you know about Oregon State, you faced the QB last year, but what else do you know about this team?
MM: "I watched them play LSU and I watched them play Boise State, other than that I'm not real familiar. Later on this week I will be though. They are a good team and they can play with the best of them."
Q: After what Oregon State did to you guys last year, what would a win against those guys mean to you?
MM: "Our goal is to win every game. A loss is very disappointing to us. Last year was last year and we're going there to win this year. Hopefully we can do that."
Senior CB Brandon Payne
Question: Does last year's loss to Oregon State come into play going into this weeks game?
Brandon Payne: "It comes into play a lot. Sometimes you think about it and sometimes you don't, but eventually it comes to mind because we got beat so bad last year. But this is the new Lobo team. We're looking to go up there and win because I know in my heart that we can. We have a strong defense and a strong offense, with new players that are stepping up to make plays for us."
Q: What do you guys expect from them, coming off two losses?
BP: "I expect a lot because they're going to come with everything after two losses against LSU and Boise State. They're expecting us to come hard and we expect them to come hard too."
Q: Did you notice a big difference between you guys and Oregon State last year, talent wise, or did they just out play you guys?
BP: "I think we weren't focused enough last year, and this year we have more focus. There are no individuals, we're a team. Everybody wants to come together and win this game."


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Camino Cubano - Trekking in Cuba
Cuba, Trek & Walk, 14 days - from £1,295 (land only) - from €1,815 (land only) - from $2,100 (land only)
Holiday Information
What's Included
- An experienced professional leader
- Single timed Havana Airport transfers (on first and last day of itinerary)
- All land transport involved in the itinerary
- All accommodation as described in the trip dossier
- Meals as per Meal Plan
- Cuba Tourist Card (Cuba Visa)
- Sightseeing tours as described with an English speaking tour guide
What's Not Included
- Travel insurance
- Tips for local staff
- Airport transfers other than the group transfers
- Airport departure tax
- Miscellaneous expenses - drinks and souvenirs etc
Meal Plan
All meals included from dinner on day 1 to breakfast on day 14.
During this holiday you will spend 2 nights in a comfortable tourist-class hotel in the old town of Havana, 9 nights at tourist-class hotels some with swimming pool along the route. 1 night we stay in a basic hacienda, with dormitory accommodation in the Parque Guanayara. Whilst climbing Pico Turquino you spend 1 night at a mountain hut/cabin with very basic accommodation and facilities. All hotels have en-suite facilities except for the night in the hacienda and the mountain hut. Single rooms are available for a supplementary cost (available for all nights except when in the hacienda and cabin). If you are travelling by yourself, you will be paired up with another single client of the same sex on those occasions where the accommodation is arranged on a twin-sharing basis. Additional hotel nights in Havana are also available. For hotel prices and single supplement costs please refer to the dates and prices page of the trip on our website or contact the office. Hotels are subject to availability and prices may vary.
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An NPR interview with historian Alan Brinkley about his recent biography of Franklin Delano Roosevelt considers FDR's life, work and legacy.
Excerpt: "As for the, you know, the ending of the Great Depression, Franklin - it's absolutely correct that the New Deal did not end the Great Depression. When Roosevelt entered office, there was 25 percent unemployment. His policies helped create some reduction in that unemployment, down to about 15 percent, but until the war, unemployment rarely went very much below 15 percent. And the Depression, which was really a 13-year depression, didn't really end until well into World War II. So I think Roosevelt's policies kept things from unraveling and kept things from getting worse and in some ways made things better, but he did not end the Great Depression."


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Adam Cruickshank: Mixed Bizby: Josh Spear
Nice work by graphic designer and illustrator Adam Cruickshank. Especially a fan of all his t-shirt work. There are a few of my favorites after the jump. Check him out.
Kick Fetish T-Shirtby: Josh Spear
Sad part? It's probably true. From Formula Werks for $25.
Pilemon T-Shirtby: Jeremy Brautman
Of all the wacky cross-culture mash-ups that come out of Japan, this one gets serious chutzpah points: Phenomenon paired seminal post-punk band, Public Image Limited, with animated feline time-traveler, Doraemon on two new T-shirts. The graphic mixes PiL's logo with a more subtle reference to the cat's colors, whiskers and collar. Of course if it takes you a minute to make the connection, Phenomenon sends it home by titling the shirt Pilemon. I think it's both brilliant and bizarre to pay combined homage to an important band that released its greatest hits (so far) album in 1990 and an anime icon who fell into the shadow of Sanrio, but it does beg three questions: 1) Precisely how many people listen to post-punk and watch anime? 2) Why now? And 3) How quickly is John Lydon going to call his lawyer about this? Looks like white is already sold out. Black is available here.
Junior Massive T-Shirtsby: Josh Spear
Nice shirts from a small Australian brand called Junior Massive. Above is Eclipse, Tetris and Ascii Text Lips. Available in both guys and girls cuts.
ISO50 Black On Blackby: Josh Spear
Nice shirts for the summer from my pal Scott Hansen at ISO50! Printed on American Apparel's new Tri-blend tees, for $23.
Headline Shirtsby: Emily Goligoski
The economic climate has given designers good reason to be concerned, but kudos to San Francisco's snarky Headline Shirts for bringing smiles to T-shirt buyers' faces in the best way they know how–cotton and cartoons. With 20 top end menswear stores predicted to be out of business by the end of the year, Chris Gorog, the founder of Headline's parent brand Revel Industries, says T's have been the most recession-proof of his three lines (which include the mid-market menswear line REVL and the top-end Gythamander, whose silk neckwear is worth saving up for). The American-made shirts, which include "Party like it's 1929″ in Dirty Dancing-inspired font, are sold everywhere from Canada to Japan and printed with eco-friendly inks. A series of "I heart NY" shirts include a nod to the Cold War with "I (hammer and sickle) the 80s" and "I (bike tire where stolen frame once was) SF," which is being introduced in a new local line out today. How's that for intelligently inspired apparel?
Monsieur T Summer Collectionby: Evan Kessler
Monsieur T has always provided us with plenty of kick ass tees to rave about on a regular basis. However, with the sizzling season officially upon us, our good friends have upped the ante on their kick ass-ness to not only warm the cockles of our hearts, but our otherwise naked torsos as well. Their scorching new Summer '09 collection features designs from a gaggle of top-notch talents such as Arbito (best known for teaming up with MHAK, and Evan B. Harris). While there's no shortage of eye-popping graphics on this set, there are very limited quantities of the actual shirts. So whether you're walking around half-naked and need to cover up to get into that fast food restaurant or you're just looking for a top that will catch that special someone's attention while cruising the skate park this summer, we suggest you head on over to the Monsieur T website and grab something before they're all gone.
Future of Music T-shirts?by: Josh Spear
All this chatter of Mos Def and his album on a t-shirt makes us happy. Music Tee's we spotted last week are coming out in full force. My next question is simple though: What stops people from taking a camera phone picture of the download code on the t-shirt without purchasing it? Similar to the days kids used to bring razor-blades into the record store and slide out the CD quick and undetected. I hope we don't ever have t-shirts locked up behind security as records and other hard media (DVD's etc) have now. I'm excited to watch for sales figures of the Mos Def T-shirt ($40) to see if it has legs.
Funemployed: Irina Blokby: Josh Spear
Remember those awesome Fashion Surgical Masks to protect yourself against Swine Flu? Designer Irina Blok is at it again with her project entitled Funemployed. She's still unemployed and looking for a job as an Art Director (if I was hiring Art Directors, I'd grab her in a second), so she decided to print her resume (and anyone who asks) on a t-shirt, and produce a series of awesome buttons like "Laid Off, Funemployed, Got Job? I Buy Caviar With Food Stamps"" and many more after the jump for $2.00 each. All advertising her search for a job. Good luck Irina!
Better Off Dead Logosby: Josh Spear
Interesting (and dark) interpretations of classic logos like Louis Vuitton and Channel, hand screened and printed on T-shirts for the brand Better Off Dead. This is the Sweeny LV Tee. You get it, I'm sure. $40 CAD and a soon-to-be cease and desist from LVMH and it can be yours.


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Monthly Archive for April, 2011
Denny's is on a Missions
Restaurant chain Denny's has teamed with the San Antonio Missions baseball team to feed hungry fans some free food. Good on them! Now, my number theory is not what it used to be, and I left my algebraic calculator in 1994, but I will do my best to explain how this promotion works. During the […] [Read More]
CEO makes promise and shaves head
Mike Gilliam, president and CEO for San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind, recently found himself in a rather hairy predicament — make that hairless. Six years ago when Gilliam took the helm of the nonprofit he made a pledge to his employees to shave all his hair should they be able to pay off a […] [Read More]
Restaurant chain to enter S.A.
A restaurant chain has announced plans to bring its first franchise to San Antonio. San Antonio locals Jose Quintanilla and SanJuanita Carrillo have signed a franchise agreement with Beef 'O' Brady's, which describes itself as a family sports pub. The restaurant is expected to open by the end of the year. Menu items at the […] [Read More]
Koch Pipeline wins safety award
Koch Pipeline Co. LP, which has operations in Texas, has won the 2010 Distinguished Award for Outstanding Safety and Environmental Performance from the American Petroleum Institute. The award is API's highest for safety and environmental performance for pipeline operators. Koch Pipeline is based in Wichita, Kan., and operates about 4,000 miles of pipelines in Texas, […] [Read More]
Domino's raising dough for cancer research
Domino's Pizza restaurants in San Antonio are helping raise money for local breast cancer services through the Susan G. Komen for the Cure program. The city's 39 participating Domino's restaurants will donate $1 from every $5.99 large 1-topping carryout order received on April 20 to the San Antonio affiliate of Komen. Komen is the biggest […] [Read More]
National Restaurant Association awards CIA
The National Restaurant Association honored The Culinary Institute of America and San Antonio-based Silver Ventures with its 2011 Faces of Diversity Inspiration Award. The CIA and the entity that operates it received the award for establishing a campus in San Antonio that aims to increase the number of Latino managers and owner-operators in the restaurant […] [Read More]
A lesson in ad placement for Clear Channel
Bring out your dead! They are sure to have a hefty laugh over this one, if zombies can laugh that is. Can zombies laugh? Anyway, in the far off, wee hamlet of Consett, County Durham, England, a billboard proclaims the coming of season two of the popular A&E show "The Walking Dead." The only problem […] [Read More]
Toyota wins award from EPA
The Environmental Protection Agency has lauded Toyota for its commitment to the environment. At a ceremony Tuesday, the EPA presented Toyota with its 2011 Energy Star Sustained Excellence Award for energy efficiency. Toyota's commitment to efficiency shows what can be done to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the EPA's Elizabeth Craig said. Some examples: Toyota has reduced […] [Read More]
AT&T to offer first pre-paid smartphones
Starting Sunday, AT&T Inc. will offer the LG Thrive and LG Phoenix without a long-term contract. This is the first time that AT&T will offer a smartphone to its GoPhone pre-paid customers. Both smartphones run on Android OS 2.2, have a 3.2 inch display, Wi-Fi capabilities, a 2 GB microSD card installed and a 3.2-megapixel camera. […] [Read More]
Study: Wage gap between sexes costs families
Women aren't bringing home as much bacon as men. The National Partnership of Women & Families noted that full-time working women in Texas earn about $32,578 vs. $40,621 for men— a difference of $8,043. The organization relied on 2009 earnings information from the Census Bureau. The National Partnership of Women & Families, along with the […] [Read More]
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CAMBRIDGE - A fugitive burglary suspect, wanted in Bennington County, is now in custody.
NewsChannel 13's media partners at the Post Star newspaper report Kristy Morse was arrested Tuesday night at a motel in Cambridge.
She's one of three people charged in a home burglary in Shaftsbury in which a safe containing $24,000 was stolen.
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Johny Hendricks Has VERY Harsh Words For Georges St. Pierre
Even though a week has passed since Georges St. Pierre defended his title against Johny Hendricks in a controversial split decision victory, fans and Hendricks alike are still reeling from the decision.
UFC President Dana White had harsh words for the judges who scored the fight, and said he is "f***** scared to come back to [Nevada]
Now Hendricks has responded, saying he is ready for the rematch.
"Dude I've got three kids. You know what I'm saying? Talk about sleep? Are you kidding me? Everybody's got problems in life. That's the way it is. If you can't handle being champion, give it up," Hendricks said.
Hendricks continued, "we chose to get into that octagon, we chose not to sleep. I don't know how many times I've went to bed at five, six o'clock in the morning and woke up at 10, running four miles because I wanted to beat GSP that bad."
"Dude, who cares. I chose this life. Tell yourself whatever you need to. Just get back in that octagon with me. I can't wait for the rematch," Hendricks added.
The rematch seems unavoidable at this point, and it seems as though that the only obstacle that hinders the UFC from setting up the second fight is determined by when St. Pierre decides that he is ready to return to competition.
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Freddie roach is rumored to be in gsps corner , things can definitely be a lot different this time
Hendricks is turning into a real cocky asshole,
Hendricks is a moron, he can't help it.
He's confident and is stating his "take" on an issue. No cockiness was involved at all.
Sure I think GSP took a beating but he is a fighter, not a judge. After a scrap like that, a person needs a bit of time to collect thier thoughts. If the fans are upset at the outcome, take it out on the judges, or WHO elected them in the first place!
Im getting sick of Hendrix and his cry-baby comments. Sure, he beat GSP in the damage department, but he sure as shit didn't get the first round knock out he claimed he would. He landed some big hits, no doubt, but he didn't push the tempo of the fight, he didn't try for anything too risky, he didn't out-wrestle or out-box the champ on any significant level…he just wasn't overly impressive. Hendrix has an "entitled" attitude as of late, and its without class or respect. I used to like him, not so much anymore.
757, WTF? what do you mean turning into a cocky asshole….ALL wrestlers ARE already cocky assholes….Shit man We ALL know we are better than everybody else!!! We are the Marines of the fight world!!!
Wow oh boy you should stop that talk right now. I know you know better than that
Big Rig kicked his as$ so bad Georges needs a vacation but Big lost? Georges should go out on top.
Funny thing about marines. They get their ass whooped too.
typical sore loser bullshit ! go home now little girl!
I'm just going to say this, everyone wants to sit and talk about how GSP lost so badly but go back and look at that fight, Johny didn't decisively win the first, third and most definitely the fifth. By not decisively winning those rounds and not knocking GSP out, he gave the judges the ability to score it for GSP. Strength of punches does outweigh number landed in the eyes of the judges and not all judges are going to weigh take downs heavily. In terms of the way U FC is judged, GSP landed more overall and he controlled the center often You can talk all the crap you want but at the end of the day GSP fought his heart out while Johny left it up to judges interpretation. Everyone knows judges don't always judge how you think they will and Johny is ignorant if he didn't realize that. If you don't finish it, it's judges discretion. Get over it and shut your mouth till the rematch, do your talking with your fighting.
GSP is not that old. He can still make 155 if he is afraid of Hendricks…
Anyone who thinks GSP could make 155 lbs hasn't clue. GSP is easily a natural 200 lb guyw ho walks around ripped (ROIDS) year round except he cleaned up for VADA testing which back fired bigtime because he got his a'ss kicked and looked scrawny with saggy muscles. GSP is not nearly same fighter without the EPO's, HGH, synth test, countless other PED's Conte's "CLEAR"
If GSP fights again he will put Vitor's physique to shame
Listen once Hendricks has held the belt for over six years then he has the right to talk all that BS he's spewing now. I liked Hendricks before he became this big baby after he lost the fight. He should take a lesson from Gustafsson.
Hendricks get over yourself. Your not the first nor last challenger than thought he won but came up short trying to dethrone a champion. Count your lucky fucking stars GSP is even giving you a re-match. It's very common for boxing champions to fight several other opponents before rematching someone that came close. Your cocky bigmouth is not winning me over as a fan. At this point I'm now hoping Condit becomes the welterweight heir because Hendricks is a fucking dick…
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The Houston school board has four of its nine trustee seats up for election this November. The board members oversee the state's largest school district, approving the budget, setting policy that affects teachers and students, and directing their lone employee: the superintendent. The trustees do not receive salaries but, like other elected officials in Texas, […] [Read More]


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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
First Financial Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCBT) announced Feb. 17, 2014, its plan to join five brands under one unified name South State Bank.
The holding company name will also be changed to South State Corporation, subject to obtaining shareholder approval for the name change at the 2014 annual shareholder meeting to be held in April.
The company operates today in S.C., N.C. and Ga. under the brands: First Federal, North Carolina Bank and Trust (NCBT), Community Bank & Trust (CBT), The Savannah Bank, and South Carolina Bank and Trust(SCBT). All of these bank divisions will operate as South State Bank when they transition to the new name this summer.
This is a great next step for our company. Our new name reflects the strength and stability weve had for years and clearly positions us to continue building the best regional bank in the Southeast, said Robert R. Hill, Jr., CEO. We have combined a number of great banks into one strong, relationship-driven regional bank. While our name is changing, our approach to relationship banking and exceptional service-levels will remain the same. The new name will provide greater convenience and increased access for our customers.
Once all bank divisions begin operating under one name and on one system later this summer, customers will be able to do their banking at any location throughout the three-state network.
With 138 branches currently, the combination of these bank brands will create a unified $7.9 billion bank that is the largest publicly traded bank headquartered in South Carolina and one of the largest headquartered in the Southeast.
Employees from each bank division gathered today for a celebration in Columbia, S.C. where they were first to learn about the new brand and the vision for a more integrated organization going forward.
Customers will receive communications throughout the rebranding process, as the bank prepares for the name change. On June 30, 2014, SCBT, CBT, NCBT and The Savannah Bank will change their names to South State Bank. First Federal will undergo a system conversion and name change on July 21, 2014.
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Bush Unleash New Song 'Loneliness Is a Killer'
The track is the latest offering the band has unveiled off their new album Man on the Run, which arrives on Oct. 21.
The track is the latest offering the band has unveiled off their new album Man on the Run, which arrives on Oct. 21.
Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale talks to 'Loudwire Nights' host Full Metal Jackie about the band's new album.
Bush have announced they will release their sixth album, 'Man on the Run,' via Zuma Rock Records on Oct. 21.
Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale will serve as a guest mentor on his wife Gwen Stefani's team on NBC's 'The Voice.'
According to Gavin Rossdale, it looks as though Bush are making strides toward their next studio album.
A big congratulations goes out to Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale and No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani on the birth of their third son. Apollo Bowie Flynn Rossdale was born into world on Friday, Feb. 28.
As the weather warms up, there've been a lot more rockers energized by the return to the outdoor venues and several of them have literally taken the leap into the crowd to get into the spirit. For the most part things have gone well for rockers like Papa Roach's Jacoby Shaddix and P.O.D.'s Sonny Sandoval among others, but Bush's Gavin Rossdale ran into a little trouble with his crowd invasion during a show in Indianapolis over the weekend.
Happy Mother's Day 2013. It's a day for saluting the women who have brought children into the world, raised them and put them on the path to the life they have chosen. In some instances, that life is rock and roll and a number of top rockers are offering up Mother's Day wishes to their own mothers as well as the other mothers out there.
The couple that plays together, stays together! A rock music rarity took place during Bush's set at the 23rd annual KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas at the Gibson Ampitheatre in Los Angeles on Dec. 8. Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale was joined onstage by his wife Gwen Stefani, a successful artist in her own right as the singer of No Doubt and as a solo act who has churned out hit after hit.
It may seem strange to add No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani to our list, especially since she's more famous than her rockstar husband, Bush's Gavin Rossdale. Whether or not you're into No Doubt, we can all enjoy Stefani's incredibly fit physique.


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Dinner: Perilla vs. Tavern Room @ Gramercy Tavern vs. Bar Room @ the Modern?
As I have posted here before seeking your advice, we'll be visiting NYC from SF for 3.5 days in mid-February. So many options, so little time... I've narrowed down dinner for one of the nights to these three restaurants: Perilla, Tavern Room @ Gramercy Tavern, and Bar Room @ the Modern. Based on food and the overall bang for the bucks, which would you choose and why? Also, what is the typical wait for a two top at the Tavern Room during prime dinner time on a Thursday night?
For reference, our tentative food itenary for the other days is lunch at Jean-Georges with dinners at probably Degustation/Alta and Eleven Madison Park.
Thanks for all your comments!
re: meldrom
I completely disagree. We live near Perilla and go their fairly often, and I have to say it has become one of my favorite restaurants in the city. The food is delicious with the menu changing frequently, and the staff always makes us feel comfortable..
I ate at the Modern (in the main dining room- which shares the same kitchen) this weekend. Although it was very nice, i was actually a bit disapointed in the food. It wasn't bad, but nothing wow'ed me. The foie gras with juniper marinated raisins was inferior to the Foie at Perilla, 11 Madison and Jean Georges. (If a restaurant has it, I tend to get it). The lobster and the guinea hen were both nice but again, the flavors didn't wow me. As far as Danny Meyer restaurants go, 11 Madison is my favorite.
But whereever you choose, sounds like you are going to have one great week of eating! Have a good trip.
re: meldrom
"I have never heard anything good about Perilla." ?????
There have been many posts about Perilla on this board, and they have been uniformly positive. Just do a search.... (Note: I have not been there.)
I'd go w/the Tavern Room at GT. I've only been to the Bar Room at the Modern once a couple of years ago and to Perilla once this past summer, but neither impressed me as much as the Tavern Room. For a party of 2 on a Saturday around 9, I've waited about 20-30 minutes.
I haven't been to the other two, but Perilla is one of my favorites. The food is creative and I always feel I've gotten my money's worth.
Hi purple gartor,
I have been to all 3 restaurants, and I generally agreed with the assessment of BW212 on Bar Room at the Modern. The food is fine but nothing to be overly excited about. Also, on my multiple visits over the years, the food is quite inconsistent. Sometimes things could go well, and sometimes not. (note: I went there quite often only because my friends love the sceney ambience and the drinks ^_^") The service was probably one of the worst among Danny Meyer's restaurants.
The Tavern Room of Gramercy Tavern has food better than the bar room, but if you are going to EMP, I will skip that because it will seem pale when compared to EMP.
When the rest of your plan (lunch at JG and dinner at Degustation (I will definitely pick degustation over Alta), I will suggest Perilla over the other two because of what I mentioned above. Also, Perilla is slightly different IMO because it is more cozy and homey and the dishes are not as "structured" as those in Jean Georges and EMP. The use of Asian elements in the dishes is also different from JG's style. I think Perilla will add something different to your dining itinerary.
Of course being able to make reservation ahead of time is always a plus when you are on the road.
Hope you have a wonderful trip.
re: purple gator
I prefer Casa Mono.
re: purple gator
I know it's not one of your stated choices, but you might want to consider Pamplona. In my view, Chef/owner Alex Urena is serving some of the most delicious Spanish cuisine around. Far more comfortable seating than the exceedingly cramped Casa Mono.


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"Why didn't you tell me who you were?" Might as well get to the meat of the matter.
"I thought I did."
"No, you really didn't."
"What else was there to tell? I told you my name, that I knew you from here."
"You forgot to mention how you brought your boyfriend in again and pulled the same stunt you pulled here last night."
Duncan rested his head back on his pillow. The discoloration of his jaw and his dark hair sliced across the white bedding like an open wound. "Randy would still be alive if you'd taken care of him last night."
"Randy was a heart attack waiting to happen," I snapped. "If you were so concerned about his health, why not get him to cut back on the double whoppers with cheese instead of driving him across the peninsula and bay, just to get to me?"
He slowly shook his head. "You don't know what you're talking about."
"Really?" Rising irritation drove me to my feet and to the side of the bed. So much for playing it calm and collected. Every other word that came out of his mouth went dancing through my veins and demanded I do the mamba. "I know you were fucking around with me at Slant. You didn't want dinner. You wanted something else. Admit it."
Coming to him was a mistake. Those icy eyes locked me into place.
"All right," he conceded. "I admit it."
Victory should have tasted a lot better than it did. It has in the past. This time, though, my mouth was as dry and arid as the I-5 on the way to LA in the middle of August. Everything else about me felt hot, swollen. And no, I didn't just mean my cock.
"The police are going to want to talk to you," I managed to grit out. "I've filed a report. Next move is arestraining--"
All my breath suddenly reversed direction and slammed into my lungs when he grabbed my wrist. His fingers easily reached around it, not just because I'm a tad on the slight side but because Duncan was a big fucking guy. And strong. I mentioned the strong, right? It had caught my fist at Slant, and it caught me now, though I hadn't been doing anything but standing there.
"No police."
He wasn't begging. It wasn't a request. It was an order, or sounded like he meant it to be an order, because there wasn't a hint of coaxing in his silken tone.
I tried to yank away, but his grip was resolute. The best I could do was stand there and just let him hold me. Fighting him made me feel pathetic.
"Maybe you should've thought of that before you followed me to my favorite bar," I said. "You act like trouble, you get treated like trouble." I left out the part that as soon as I got free, I was going to call them. Only an idiot would tell the nutjob threatening him that he was about to turn his ass in, when he was still under the so-called control of the nutjob.


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"My child is out of control." "I am just so tired", "Everything is so hard." These types of statements often reflect the type of feelings my clients or their parents have. The early and teen years create special challenges for children/teens and their parents alike. Whether parenting a difficult child, coping with divorce or trauma, or trying to improve quality of life, I use a compassionate healing approach tailored to identify problems and solutions. I specialize in children, teens, and families. Low fee, and sliding scale services available.
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Leaving the bright lights of Las Vegas, you'll find a different side of Nevada. The neon and skyscrapers give way to sagebrush and sand. The nightlife is less Celine Dion and more crickets and constellations. But rural Nevada has a beauty all its own. It's the wide-open American West with a history that seems to come to life around each curve in the road.
The state of Nevada is home to more than 70 million acres, most of which is publicly managed as open range, national forests and parks and wilderness marked by breathtaking scenery ideal for hiking and exploring. This unspoiled terrain ranges from glistening snowcapped mountains and deep blue lakes to grassy meadowlands and surprisingly beautiful desert landscapes.
The best way to experience all that Nevada has to offer is to fly into one of the state's two international airports, Reno-Tahoe International Airport or McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, rent a car and explore the open road for yourself.
Reno is a hub of activity in Northern Nevada, and the pristine Lake Tahoe is just an hour's drive away. Traveling the road around Lake Tahoe is the ultimate "Sunday Drive." While there are several destinations at the lake that make the trip worthwhile, the real payoff is the spectacular natural scenery. The road itself is the destination.
There are several spots to pull over and take in the sweeping views of Lake Tahoe, so be sure to check your camera for film and batteries before you get out of the car. The Sierra Nevada mountain range is nearly always snow-capped, providing a beautiful contrast to the blue lake and green hillsides.
The "South Shore," which encompasses Stateline, Nev., and South Lake Tahoe, Calif., is the most populated area on Lake Tahoe's shore and has everything a traveler could need. Here you'll find the action of 24-hour nightlife and gaming to luxury spas and alpine skiing.
Lake Tahoe is just one destination within an easy drive from Reno. For western "cowboy" culture, check out Elko about four hours east of Reno. To discover the rustic charm of historic gold-mining towns, take a drive on U.S. Highway 50, known as "The Loneliest Road in America," that crosses the middle of the state.
The southern end of the state is also alive with history, adventure and lots of exciting resorts and casinos. Bright lights lure travelers into Las Vegas via McCarran International Airport. But the open terrain and breathtaking landscape lure travelers beyond Las Vegas and into the wide-open expanse of the Southern Nevada desert.
Natural hot springs dot the map of Southern Nevada outside of Las Vegas. There's nothing quite like sitting under a starry sky with only crickets and the wind to serenade you while you soak in the steaming water.
About an hour from Las Vegas is Valley of Fire State Park, and visitors quickly understand how it got its name as the sun sets and seems to set the rock mountains aflame with brilliant red and orange hues.
Other popular destinations include Laughlin, a popular gaming town about two hours south of Las Vegas perched on the banks of the Colorado River. Or those who want an out-of-this-world experience can head north toward Rachel near the famed Area 51. Rachel is a hub of UFO sightings and rumored super-secret military aircraft tests. The road to Rachel is aptly named the Extraterrestrial Highway for its moon-like landscape and stories of alien visitations.
Nevada is the perfect state for hopping in a car and exploring the open road while the sun beats on your face and the wind whips through your hair. There's a little something for everyone either in the excitement of Las Vegas and Reno or along the quiet western highways. For more information or to plan your trip, visit www.travelnevada.com.