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ERWIN — Two officers with the Unicoi County Sheriff's Department recently resigned to avoid disciplinary action, and one of the officers may be facing criminal charges, according to Unicoi County Sheriff Mike Hensley.
Hensley stated in a news release issued Friday by the Unicoi County Sheriff's Department that the resignations of Deputy Randall Killen and Capt. Rick Butler were the result of two separate internal investigations revealing "misconduct and inefficiency on the behalf of the officers."
The release states both officers resigned after being made aware of the investigations' findings, placed on administrative leave, and each being informed that a termination hearing would be held.
"It's hard to lose two seasoned officers to sum it up, but it was to the point I absolutely, no question, had to act," Hensley said Friday.
Killen, a 10-year veteran of the sheriff's department, was given the option to resign or face a termination hearing on Jan. 17, according to Hensley. Hensley said the internal investigation involving Killen included multiple documented events involving violations of the department's operating procedures and inefficiency with respect to job duties.
"He's been warned time after time, he's been reprimanded time after time, been talked to time after time about different things," Hensley said. "Of course, this involves an internal investigation on that part, but it had come to the point where I couldn't tolerate it any more."
Like Killen, Butler, a 13-year veteran of the sheriff's department, was given the option to resign or face a termination hearing on Jan. 17. The release states the cause of the investigation involving Butler was violations of the department's operating procedure and misconduct. According to the release, Butler could possibly face criminal charges as a result of this investigation.
"A report of the department's findings with respect to Captain Butler's investigation has been turned over to the District Attorney General Tony Clark who will decide if the state will pursue charges for possible criminal charges," the release states.
Because of the ongoing criminal investigation, Hensley declined to elaborate on the possible charges against Butler, other than to say that the criminal investigation into the charges is being handled by the District Attorney General's Office and the Tennessee Highway Patrol and that the investigation is related to an incident that occurred since Hensley was appointed sheriff in March. Hensley also said he had grounds to terminate Butler, but Butler chose to resign.
"It is the mission of my office to restore integrity and trust in the Unicoi County Sheriff's Office," Hensley stated in the release issued Friday. "All of my deputies were given a clean slate on March 27, 2012, whenever I was appointed sheriff. I handed down specific guidelines and procedures addressing the conduct of my deputies. The recent series of events leading to this unfortunate event have happened since that time. Additionally, if I cannot trust the integrity and truthfulness of my officers, how can I expect the public to? Let it be known that this department's integrity will be my mission to restore, this will be accomplished by first being accountable myself, and then holding my employees accountable for their actions."
Dalya Qualls, public information officer for the Tennessee Department of Safety, confirmed that there is an investigation involving Butler being conducted by the Unicoi County Sheriff's Department and Tennessee Highway Patrol. However, Qualls directed further questions to the District Attorney General's office.
Clark could not be reached Friday for comment.
Butler is a former Unicoi County Commissioner and currently serves on the county's Board of Education. He was elected to serve on the school board in August 2010. Unicoi County Director of Schools Denise Brown could not be reached Friday to discuss what impact the possible charges may have on Butler's service on the board.
Butler declined comment on the matter at this time when contacted Friday.
Hensley reiterated that it is difficult to lose the officers, but he said he will continue to maintain transparency with regard to the sheriff's department.
"The thing I want to put out is this — there was a lot of stuff going on under another administration that we're not going to tolerate," Hensley said. "We're going to be up front with everything. If it's wrong, I don't care who it is. If it's an officer doing wrong, we will deal with it, and that's what we've done."


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By Mark Hanna, Department of Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering and Kristine Schaefer, Pest Management and the Environment
Warmer weather means emerging crops and more outdoor activities. Locally produced foods are expanding and home gardening is showing increased interest as a way to save costs. These and other factors make it particularly important to review spray drift reduction procedures.
Increasing droplet size so that small droplets don't become entrained in ambient air currents is a key to drift reduction. Seasoned readers of ICM News should already be familiar with common procedures to reduce drift. Techniques include:
• Operating nozzles at a lower pressure• Using a larger tip size (which also lowers pressure for a given application rate)• Maintaining boom height at the lowest level consistent with nozzle overlap• Using a low-drift nozzle style such as venturi or air-induction tip• Driving more slowly near field borders when using a spray controller (lowers pressure)
In addition, weather factors are important. Avoid off-site drift by spraying when wind speeds are below 10 miles/hour (mi/h), with prevailing winds away from sensitive areas, and avoiding application during dead calm conditions (e.g., atmospheric inversion). If high wind speeds have persisted for several days and weeds or pest populations are continuing to grow, applicators may feel compelled to go ahead with applications. Before filling the sprayer and heading to the field, it's good to review just how far a spray droplet can travel.
All nozzle tips produce a range of droplets, although low-drift style nozzles minimize the number of small sized droplets (fines). As shown in the chart below, droplets 200 microns and less in diameter can travel across fence lines 25 feet or more with wind gusts of 15 mi/h. In some cases, a non-herbicide resistant crop or sensitive plant species may be only a few feet across a property line. Adjusting nozzle type and sprayer pressure and leaving an unsprayed buffer area may be necessary in certain situations.
Mark Hanna is an extension agricultural engineer in agricultural and biosystems engineering with responsibilities in field machinery. Hanna can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or (515) 294-0468. Kristine Schaefer is a program specialist in the Department of Entomology serving on the Pesticide Management and the Environment team. Schaefer can be reached by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at (515) 294-4286.
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Eat Lafayette Poor Boys Riverside Inn!
Poor Boys Riverside Inn is one of the fine locally owned and family run restaurants in Lafayette. YUM!
Poor Boys Riverside Inn is one of the fine locally owned and family run restaurants in Lafayette. YUM!
Last week Brad and I went to Dax on Verot School Road for the Eat Lafayette campaign.
The Eat Lafayette campaign continues and 97.3 The Dawg is proud to showcase some of the over 60 restaurants participating. Remember, when you eat local, your money stays in Acadiana!
Lagneaux's Seafood Restaurant on Ridge Road is one of the true treasures of Cajun Cuisine- family owned and run for over 40 years! Yum!
One of the best things going for Lafayette is the fact that we have the best restaurants in the world! The Eat Lafayette campaign continues on now through August 15th and it highlights the locally owned restaurants in the Hub City.
Pont Breaux's Cajun Restaurant on the Breaux Bridge Highway is part of the "Eat Lafayette" 2012 campaign. Yum!
One of our food stops with Eat Lafayette was Picante Mexican Restaurant and Cantina. The food has more of a southwestern flare and it is delicious. Only the freshest ingredients are used each day to make the tastiest dishes.
We all know how many amazing restaurants Lafayette has to offer. Eat Lafayette acknowledges the unique and creative, locally owned restaurants in our area. Pamplona Tapas Bar and Restaurant was on the list, and it was a pleasure to meet the kind staff and eat the delicious items from the menu.
Bruce, Jude and I went to Johnson's Boucaniere a couple of weeks ago to film for Eat Lafayette. The barbecue restaurant is quite extraordinary. The food is mouth watering, delicious and fresh. I highly recommend Johnson's Boucaniere to anyone who wants barbecue. Take a look at our video- hope you enjoy!
The 8th annual Eat Lafayette campaign runs through August 15th. It's a great opportunity to support our local restaurants!


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Just watch finally Pulev's match against Page. Not so good performance by Bulgarian. He agreed with this and said that Page was very fast and used a lot to clinch with head down.
Kubrat won clearly just 6 round, lost 3rd by little and in the others he had small dominance. Seems he may have problems with fast boxers (Pulev is also very fast for his 107-109 kg).
THis fight must be a clear sign for him that every fighter is different and he must prepare himself for the style of his opponent. I am pretty sure he didn't train for such a fast boxer as Page.
I think Platov was the perfect match, because Ukrainian is slower then Pulev. In the last three years Platov had just 3 fights (i have a chance to diner with Oleg and the guys of his coaching team in Zurich last year, where he fought Jason Gavern and he said that have some injuries problems and this was the reason for not so much matches).
Interesting fact is that Platov's manager is Ivailo Gotzev, who wanted to have a Bulgarian fighter in his stable and wanted to sign Pulev, but Kubrat prefers Sauerland. Year ago there were comanagment between Ivailo and Sauerland. Don't know what is the current situation right now.
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London bus crash: Roof ripped off packed tourist bus after it crashes into tree in Bloomsbury
The roof of a packed tourist bus was ripped off when it crashed into a tree in central London this afternoon.
So who else could be sniffing around Invensys? After revelations last week that French power equipment-maker Schneider is in talks to buy the UK engineering group for around £3.3 billion, and further news over the weekend that US giant General Electric might also be eyeing up the business, the City was rife with speculation today about who else might want to join the throng.
15 July 2013
Technology firm Invensys looks set to become the latest British firm to fall into foreign hands as it confirmed talks over a possible £3.3 billion takeover by a French power equipment maker.
12 July 2013
Delays in selecting the trains to be used for the Thameslink upgrade "raise questions" about whether the whole project will come in on schedule, a spending watchdog warned today.
05 June 2013
The architect of ring-fencing UK banks today said he welcomed MPs proposals to electrify those fences.
16 January 2013
The first foreign firms to set up in London as a direct result of a programme to use the Olympics to lure investors were named by the Mayor today.
14 January 2013
Trainmaker Bombardier today won a Government-funded deal to make 40 new carriages for Southern Railway.
21 December 2012
The £1.4 billion contract for new trains for the Thameslink line is on the edge of "meltdown," it was claimed today.
31 October 2012
Will the Royal Docks become a new Chinatown? Not yet for a good while, but if Xu Weiping, boss of Chinese developer Advanced Business Parks, has his way, 35 acres of empty land north of London City Airport will become a Canary Wharf-sized home for hundreds of Chinese companies.
05 October 2012
British engineer Invensys posted a 20% drop in adjusted operating profit in the year to end-March after it unearthed £60 million of extra costs in some Chinese nuclear power contracts and its rail signalling unit.
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CUSO declared the country's third-largest branch network, outnumbering Bank of America with 5,341 shared branches.
The banking giant compiles a list of down payment and closing cost programs.
Supreme Court sides with homeowners in a case against Bank of America. What does this mean for credit unions?
Suit claims defendants failed to perform duties related to residential mortgage-backed securities.
Consumer site ranks transfer card higher than banks for simplicity and transparency.
Illinois, Texas, Michigan, North Carolina and California led the nation in branch sales, according to SNL Financial.
CEO Brian Moynihan also said in Wednesday earnings call Bank of America will close additional branches.
A regional executive search firm has been hired by the CUSO's search committee to replace Bob Cipriani, named CEO in 2006.
Credit unions with fields of membership in certain communities across the U.S. may get an opportunity to purchase a Bank of America branch.
Head of National People's Action group says focus will be on Wells Fargo, Bank of America annual meetings in coming days.


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In this Medical Edge Radio episode, Mayo Clinic Dr. Jon Ebbert provides a list of four foods to avoid if you're trying to lose weight.
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Tobe Hooper's LIFEFORCE (1985) from Scream Factory 4/30
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Is it for sure that the two commentary tracks on the Arrow Lifeforce BD are the same as those on the Scream Factory disc? I just finished listening to Tobe Hooper's track, and it was a real disappointment. It seems pretty evident that he doesn't remember a single thing about the making of the movie. The majority of the track ends up being the moderator making a lot of not-especially insightful remarks about the lighting and the effects and the score with Hooper giving answers like "Yeah...yeah."
Fortunately, the movie itself was a lot of fun, and looked and sounded really great. I hadn't seen it since I was a kid watching it on VHS, and about the only thing I remembered was Matilda May. She's certainly amazing, but the rest of the movie is an interesting mishmash as well. I can understand why it wasn't a huge success, though. There are so many different characters in it, and none of them are ever really fleshed out. Even Steve Railsback, the lead, is absent from the film for almost an hour at the beginning.
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Posted by Anonymous on 03/18/2013
We have been ordering whole chickens and chicken dinners from this spot well over 10 years -- Their big plump juicy chicken has never disappointed. A whole delicious chicken is $6.99 which has to be the best deal on the Upper East Side. We also love the cole slaw -- with carrots and cabbage -- that is always fresh and crispy and bring back memories of hot summer days at a picnic when we were kids. It is $1.99 a pint! The corn bread is always fresh out of the oven within a few hours -- Order yourself an extra piece for $1.00. It is just as tasty as a corn muffin. The baked potatoes are 'baked potatoes' with no surprises, and the corn on the cob is always overcooked but steaming hot when it arrives. I can't comment on the steaks and burgers because we are a 'chicken' family. The food is always delivered within the window of time they promise, and it is always delivered with a smile. They also give you the total amount so you can have it ready when the food arrives. They are generally so busy with phone orders that I can't claim they give 'service with a smile' although they are always polite and always get the order right. But sometimes there is that brief moment when someone will tell you they are so happy you called. Give them a call -- you will be happy you did.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/14/2012
Never again. I came alone for a quick bite. Took them a good 15 minutes to acknowledge me and take my order which came out literally 5 minutes later. Dry cold brisket, limp coleslaw. The only edible thing was the fries. I'm almost positive that any Texan to set foot in this joint would be embarrassed to have their city stamped on such an sub-standard place.
Posted by hungry and busy on 01/24/2012
I've been taking out their roast chicken as a healthy quick dinner since for more than 10 years. The quality of the meat, the taste, and the size of the chicken have gotten disappointing. Tonight was unappetizing and I will never takeout from Dallas BBQ again. What a shame. It was so convenient.
Posted by sbarry-10-28-11 on 10/28/2011
That a giant bbq place like this would have a restroom that has many tiolets. The mens room has 1 TIOLET.God forbid there was a urgent need to use it by more than one people. Food is ok.Gets to your table seconds after you order it. Frozen drinks better.
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best place. cheap and big portions. this place rocks!
Posted by Rudy W. on 06/10/2009
I go to this place whenever I am in the neighborhood. It is a fun, bustling place. The food is good, not fancy or gourmet to be sure. But most items are tasty, and the portions are big. I like the brisket, the steaks, chicken, as well as the burgers. They also have really good frozen drinks, like margaritas, etc. The best thing about this place is the price. If you don't order drinks from the bar it is entirely possible to get a dinner for two for under $30.00. That's a great value considering prices at other area restaurants. If you want a fun, inexpensive meal, this is the place to go.
Posted by Hungry Couple on 06/05/2009
Prices are low and portions are large at this noisy, crowded BBQ spot. On a warm Saturday evening, the gigantic dining room was packed at an early hour and long lines were forming. Fortunately for us, most people come with larger groups so a small table for two was quickly available. This family-friendly establishment is ear-drum shatteringly loud with bustling waiters, clattering dishes and screaming children everywhere. Huge glasses of beer and soda helped us settle in and the room was impressively well air-conditioned on a hot day. We avoided ordering appetizers because we could see that portions were huge so we settled on entrees of pulled pork and brisket of beef. We hadn't expected much in the way of decor or ambiance when we make our dinner plans but we did hope for some good southern BBQ. Unfortunately, we didn't get it. The pulled pork was somewhat tasteless without generous amounts of BBQ sauce. The brisket was better but tougher than slow-cooked meat should be. A casual inquiry about our entree led to the revelation that it's not even cooked on the premises. It comes in a bag, already sliced and sauced and all the kitchen has to do is re-heat. Quite frankly, it shows. We give credit to our waitress who was quick, friendly and highly efficient. And we certainly got a lot of food at a bargain price. So, if you're feeding lots of children and are looking for generous amounts of decent food served fast and cheap, this is the place. But good southern BBQ it's not.


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Jennifer Tamayo's riotous new book, YOU DA ONE, alarms and entrances me. Alarms because of its take-no-prisoners exploration of how the logic and graphics of the internet, with all its distracting, capitalist garbage, interpenetrates our emotional lives; entrances because of its ENGLUSH, its defiant, often stunning provocations, rejoinders, and reclamations, its wild lunges from sincerity to melodrama to cynicism to "shimmerwound." Like it or not, the landscape of YOU DA ONE is where many of us now reckon with our families, beloveds, languages, heritages, desires, and self-images; Jennifer Tamayo here announces herself as a fearless, even reckless guide. –Maggie Nelson
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This is a book you enter, warm and its ceilings low. Dimly lit, a metallic taste on the tongue, though there are tunnels whereby you might exit into strange forests and wide clearings, into rooms of human habitation, and rooms wherein the inhabitants have hung the walls, their animal faces. It's got Plath's roses and soft rugs. I thought I knew what there was to know about the way humans breed at the expense of rabbits, and as vulnerably. I thought I knew from wolves. Natasha Kessler knows better. —Danielle Pafunda
Emily Toder, Beachy Head, $16.50
Emily Toder's Beachy Head brims with electrical currents flying backwards and forwards, with the force of poems that have been well fought out and felt. I hear the currents of Alice Notley, of Bernadette Mayer, of Eileen Myles, and Sylvia Plath, through the book, with its sharp wit and grace, with its "separate set of physics" and the "venerable uphill" of music that this great poet has at her disposal. I am so happy that this book is here, because I want to share it with all of my friends, so that we may spread the currents this poet has made for us into the air, and everywhere. —Dorothea Lasky
Shelly Taylor, Lions, Remonstrance, $15.00
Shelly Taylor's Lions, Remonstrance is full of lovely, lilting surprises, tragic transformations, words that explode and strike. There are watercolor mothers, the I as slippage, radical home-makings and unmakings, dizzied memories that tighten and then unravel. Deeper and closer: Taylor's book cuts open and makes radically new the war poem. It is a cut and spliced enterprise, resonant of felt omissions, imagistic and lyric by turns, vibrant and spinning: its core is deeply affecting. —Jenny Boully
Carina Finn & Stephanie Berger, The Grey Bird: thirteen emoji poems in translation (full-color chapbook), $13.50
"Quite brilliant!" —Stylelite Magazine & Harriet: A Poetry Blog
Bernadette Mayer, Uncle Andrew's Pile of Pads, $10.00, now available!
A brand-new chapbook! With an original cover image by Bianca Stone!
Lauren Ireland, The Arrow, $14.00
Lauren Ireland doesn't shrink from the biggies—death and obsession, melancholia and doing it in the graveyard. She dies and dies again, with magnificent repetition and in all the different colors that the human heart comes in. In the drained sea, a dangerously low mood, the world where being alive is no longer possible, Ireland is your best friend. This book is both a love letter and an obituary to having a goddamn human experience. –Melissa Broder
Ji Yoon Lee, Foreigner's Folly: A Tale of Attempted Project, $15.00
"I wanted to be a priori but I was processed meat." In Ji yoon Lee's evisceral-guidebook-cum-cautionary-tale, roadkill reassembles itself into a zombie-dolly, her head screwed to the mouth of a gun, and through this megaphone does battle with the smug autocorrectors guarding English's/the Internet's gates. Language becomes so distressed it eats its own fingers, it makes the datestamp second guess itself, normative syntax shreds to a slasher film, Time a snuff. "My splice sentence had its guts spilling out." Lee's sic text, her tic idiolect, is contagious, vectored by the inequity and the iniquity that make the world go round. Coming attractions, I'm coming! The uncanny, now in cans. –Joyelle McSweeney
Andrea Rexilius, Seance, $11.00, chapbook
Andrea Rexilius is the author of Half of What They Carried Flew Away (Letter Machine, 2012) and To Be Human Is To Be A Conversation (Rescue Press, 2011). She is an Assistant Professor of English at Naropa University's Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics, where she is also the Summer Writing Program Coordinator, the Editor-in-Chief of Bombay Gin Literary Journal, and the Co-Founder and coordinator (with Michelle Naka Pierce) of the biennial conference [Dis]Embodied. With Eric Baus, she co-edits Marcel Press.
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Alexis Orgera, Dust Jacket, $14.00
In Dust Jacket, Alexis Orgera sits down in the middle of the earth, and watches it revolve around her and all of us—any way the wind blows, sunny Alexis! Then she writes some sentences, and the world becomes a series of lush and fitful paragraphs ascending the ragged mountains, receding into the distance, peeling back the surfaces and skins of consciousness, and going deep into the hum of our uncommonest human fire. These prose poems almost burn themselves up as you read them, lighting your way through the dust-covered darkness. —Matt Hart
Steven Karl, Dork Swagger, $15.00
"Dork Swagger is like that time I was wearing men's pants and met Mike Watt. Or when I had sex on the lawn across the street from a yardsale. It always feels good before it doesn't. Friends, this book could be your life. Your problems that aren't important, and the anthem still pouring from your parents' uncorked garage door. It is not just that Karl's debut is damning smart. It is. But that is not what will make you ride shotgun to his pages again and again. It is his tender mocking candid makeshift of weird wit staring back at you in the wing mirror. Poetry that both spanks and toasts that teenaged geezer in all of us." –Kim Gek Lin Short
Wendy Xu & Nick Sturm, I Was Not Even Born, $11.00
"It's been documented that certain natural elements exhibit startlingly different properties when brought into proximity. So add these two sympathetic compounds to your list – Wendy Xu, Nick Sturm. Here, the special powers register well off the charts, the flames so transcendent that what's left after the burn isn't just dark evidence of smolder but a burgeoning catalog of what it's like to be human, and thus alone, and thus only ever one second away from contact with the other person who can light you on fire."—Nate Pritts
Serena Chopra, This Human, $15.00
"What is anatomy but compassion? In This Human, Serena Chopra asks us to consider the body divorced from its environs & struggling to adapt, aching for a tongue-and-groove fit, our not-so-silent partner in fathoming. Its softness announces us. It's the home we first trash and others readily trash for us, particularly in its female forms. We can't grow into the model that now stands for beauty, nor can we root down into the old earth. So, to what exactly are we tethered? Despite abounding with organs & organisms, Chopra's speaker is lonely, emptyish. She knows we are too, and offers up her spaces for our echoes to enter, for the construction of startling new architectures. She is generous with us and with the lyric. What we see is the broad, red cavern / behind our breasts. Here, sorrow grows like fungi along a brazen system / of roots from which I can recall no source."—Danielle Pafunda
Gina Myers, Hold It Down, $15.00
"Gina Myers' aptly-named Hold It Down chronicles the endless effort to keep a lid on hope, that feathered thing that must be denied so the rent can be paid. Everything else Pandora's box let loose has hung around—boredom, sickness, loneliness—but if hope gets out, it gets away. Moving among Brooklyn, Saginaw, and Atlanta, with a soundtrack looping Otis Redding and Johnny Cash, these poems forgo hipster irony for genuine dismay with consumerism, war, and others of the world's ills. Myers' lines break like hearts. Let her speak plainly to you: "This is my life, / this is my life."—Evie Shockley
Amber Nelson, In Anima: Urgency, $14.00
"These tiny shards of verse will cut and awe you. They will grow enormous before you. They will confound you, alarm you, sooth you, and reflect you perfectly. They will reveal a poet completely original among her contemporaries. A poet I look forward to reading for many, many years to come. Prepare yourself! This is only the beginning of what promises to be an astonishing career of light and song!" –Corey Zeller
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Emily Toder, Science, $13.50
"When I was a boy, I caught a bullfrog with my grandfather, and fell in love with it. Later that day I accidentally jumped on it and killed it. My grandfather is dead now too. Twenty-eight years later, I'm still alive and reading Emily Toder, who reminds me it's not the killing we've been fearing, but the abandonment of the things that we pretend love us. Toder's poems are never wrong because they mean everything they say, like a hard science. This book should be required reading in all geometry classrooms. And by reading in, I mean death to."—Zachary Schomburg
Hanna Andrews, Slope Moves, $13.50
"Slope Move is bittersweet indeed: a thorny junction between emotion, image, situation, abstraction. Discomfort hides (in plain sight) in details which ground the lyricism and allow complexity to the narrative. The birds are noticed, aren't they?" —Thalia Field
Christie Ann Reynolds, Revenge for Revenge, $15.00
"The apparent velocity of Reynolds' poetry, the physical charges directed into her materials, and the emphatic but relatively spare diction are always believable. Even, or maybe especially, when filtered through what turn out to be surprisingly flexible thematic terms such as revenge and mirage. That elementary principle of organization in any art that nothing gets in anything else's way, and everything is at it's own limit of possibilities, is realized, for me, in the way the poems handle intimate immediacy: through a willful, concise, and thoughtfully layered balance of plea and affect." —Anselm Berrigan
Jenny Boully, of the mismatched teacups, of the single-serving spoon, $16.50
"I've never come across a book with the conceit of Boully's latest, which explicitly presents 'poetic failures,'—'embarrassments, short-comings, and all'—written over the course of many years, mostly in thrall to the existential condition she aptly terms 'pining.' Her conclusion, which comes after waves of diverse poetic experiments have crashed and receded, is that 'nothing written will bring love.' It is a wise and unusual finding in a book filled with delicacy and resilience."—Maggie Nelson
Megan Kaminski, Desiring Map, $13.50
"Megan Kaminski's book is hauntingly quiet, but not silent, just as 'teleology is not silent.' The book is in some ways the teleology of imagism, realizing itself late in history and bursting into jagged pieces, having been dragged through 'some saffron metropolis' and the long summer of the great plains. It is a book that approaches us cannily, drenched in form, never word-spent and never without cocktails; a 21st century pleasure with a keen eye on the terrain and something to say."—Joshua Clover
Angela Veronica Wong, how to survive a hotel fire, $16.50
"I love the way each section in Angela Veronica Wong's How to Survive a Hotel Fire, shifts from form to form. There's a protean urgency in the way her work flickers on the page and morphs from section to section. What this collection offers isn't so much the answer to its title, but a type of slow burning inferno. One that reminds us that our lives are interminably, inescapably, beautifully burning down."—Ben Mirov
Molly Brodak, The Flood, $11.00 (chapbook)
Molly Brodak is the author of A Little Middle of the Night, which won the Iowa Poetry Prize. She teaches at Emory University and edits Aesthetix.
Bruce Covey, Reveal, $16.50 (distributed for Bitter Cherry Books)
"In Reveal, Bruce Covey has gathered poems that, at first glance, pose as complete inventories of their various subjects. They're almost comforting in their promise of having thought of every way to make an egg, every kind of triangle, every phase of the moon. As the reader moves right, beyond the line's caesura of punctuation, that promise disintegrates into fantastic, surprising utterances. They resolve themselves or do not. They shine and shake and thud. Like an unhinged, urgent fortuneteller, Reveal dares us to try our luck."—Heather Christle
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New statistics from the national Feeding America network of Second Harvest food banks show 30.8 percent, or nearly one-third, of children in Northeast Tennessee do not have enough food to eat due to limited family income and lack of access to resources.
Rhonda Chafin, Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee executive director, said the child hunger statistics are a new component of Feeding America's annual Map the Meal Gap study used to determine the scope of need for food and identify areas with gaps in resources where food banks can provide more assistance.
The recently released report shows 31,890 children in Washington, Sullivan, Carter, Unicoi, Johnson, Greene, Hawkins and Hancock counties are "food insecure, or unable to consistently access adequate amounts of nutritious food necessary for a healthy life."
Chafin said the food bank is working to fill gaps in local food resources for children through its Food for Kids backpack program conducted at schools across the region, through its Kids's Cafe after school and summer feeding programs at area youth service agencies, and through a new initiative to establish pantries inside schools to provide food boxes to students' families.
The Food for Kids program, which provides take-home packages of kid-friendly entrées and snacks to students in need every other weekend throughout the school year, has increased by 30 percent every year for the past three years, Chafin said. This school year, the program will include 4,125 students at 130 schools, up from 3,700 students during the school year that ended in May. "When you compare those 4,000 (children) to the 31,890 the study identifies, you really see the need," she said.
Students included in the Food for Kids program are identified by teachers and school counselors who are asked to refer only students who they know are chronically hungry and have little to no food to eat at home. Chafin said the new school pantry initiative is being implemented, in part, to address a problem schools experience with older students who often refuse the take-home food packages to prevent their peers from knowing they are in need.
Because of the new child hunger statistics and the need for more local food resources for children, Feeding America will be supplementing the regional food bank's staff with a Child Hunger Corps member who will spend the next two years working to implement and expand programs that provide food to children after school, on weekends and during the summer recess.
Second Harvest's Kids Cafe program is providing daily after school food assistance to 1,500 children at 10 youth service agencies. This summer the Kids Cafe program provided food to 658 children at the 10 sites.
A $93 donation to Second Harvest earmarked for "Food For Kids" will provide one student in need of food with a take-home food package every other weekend throughout the school year. Donations may be made online at www.netfoodbank.org or by mail to Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee, 127 Dillon Court, Gray, TN 37615.
For more information about the food bank's programs for children, visit www.netfoodbank.org or call Second Harvest at 477-4053.


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Law & Order
Law and Order is the criminal law student organization on campus. Throughout the year, we have speakers from the military's Judge Advocate General Corps, attorneys from the State Attorney's and Public Defender's Office, as well as private attorneys that focus on criminal law. Every year, we host the Salute the Troops Barbeque, which brings together students and the community to support our troops serving abroad by raising money and donations for the cause. We also coordinate the Advanced Trial Competition, sponsored by Shook, Hardy, & Bacon, which provides a great opportunity for those incoming students who may desire a litigation career. The winner of the competition is given a cash reward at graduation. If you have any questions, suggestions, or are interested in becoming a member of Law and Order, please contact President David Fernandez or Vice President Ceara Riggs. We have a lot going on and we hope to see you throughout the next year!
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
The Pi Delta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. is coordinating their 17th annual Golf Tournament on May 24 at Wedgefield Plantation Golf Course in Georgetown.
Through fundraising efforts in past years, Pi Delta Lambda has provided academic scholarships and sponsor mentoring workshops for youth in the community.
The proceeds from the tournament will support Pi Delta Lambda educational assistance programs.
Pi Delta Lambda invites organizations, businesses, clubs or churches to join in the efforts by sponsoring a team that will participate in the tournament and/or sponsor one or more holes on the golf course.
Entry fee per golfer is $75.
The cost for each hole sponsorship is $100.
Gifts in kind or any contribution will be greatly appreciated, including an item to be used as a golfer gift.
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Justin Timberlake wants to be the Riddler
Justin Timberlake is eager to go mean and green on the big screen as Batman's foe the Riddler. The singer/actor has applauded Ben Affleck's casting as the Caped Crusader in the Man of Steel sequel, revealing he has become a big fan of the "Argo" director and star after working with him on new film […] [Read More]
Justin Timberlake and Kanye West end semi-feud at VMAs
Justin Timberlake and Kanye West resolved their differences backstage at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday. The two chart rivals appeared to have fallen out when rapper West took aim at Timberlake's "Suit & Tie" hit during a London concert in February, revealing he wasn't a fan of the tune the singer recorded with […] [Read More]
Chris Kirkpatrick felt too old to dance with 'NSYNC
Chris Kirkpatrick was left exhausted and drenched with sweat during rehearsals for 'NSYNC's performance at the MTV Video Music Awards, admitting it was a struggle to keep up with his super-fit former bandmate Justin Timberlake. The group hit the studio in secret to brush up on their old dance moves ahead of the New York […] [Read More]
MTV VMAs: Memorable VMA couples
It's time for the MTV VMAs again! Some major celebrity couples have walked the red carpet together at the MTV Video Music Awards over the years, from Jennifer Lopez and Diddy to Marilyn Manson and Rose McGowan to Katy Perry and Russell Brand — and not that many are still together to talk about it. […] [Read More]
Lance Bass weighs in on 'NSYNC reunion rumors
Lance Bass has responded to reports suggesting his former boy band 'NSYNC is preparing to perform reunite at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday. The rumor mill was sent into overdrive on Tuesday with speculation that the "Bye Bye Bye" hit makers will perform together at the ceremony in Brooklyn, N.Y., when former band […] [Read More]
Justin Timberlake to reunite with *NSYNC at VMAs?
Justin Timberlake reportedly will reunite with his former *NSYNC bandmates at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday. Timberlake will take to the stage during the event at New York's Barclays Center to accept the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, following in the footsteps of his ex-girlfriend Britney Spears, as well as Madonna and Janet […] [Read More]
Justin Timberlake apologizes to activists for 'Take Back the Night' title
Pop star Justin Timberlake has spoken out to clarify the title of his new single, "Take Back the Night," following complaints from an anti-sexual assault organization that bares the same name. Activists at Take Back the Night, which works to raise money and awareness for female victims of sexual abuse, reprimanded the singer for using […] [Read More]
Justin Timberlake's sexy new video removed from YouTube
Justin Timberlake's raunchy new video has been removed from YouTube due to its explicit content. The "Cry Me A River" singer's promo for latest single Tunnel Vision features a bevy of naked beauties dancing almost completely naked and includes several shots of the models' bare breasts. The star had posted a link to the video […] [Read More]
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Running On
Marathoners' continuing saga.
Monthly Archive for July, 2010
ROCK AND ROLL! (Rocker Hand Gesture Here)
Rock and Roll, my babies! So much to tell you, ohso much. Let's get to it! * The news of the day is that the Rock and Roll Marathon Course has been released! Those running and walking will now have a start line in downtown San Antonio! Whoohoo! Can I use any more exclamation points […] [Read More]
Tandem Training Resumed
Oh training, how I missed thee! The time has come in our training program for long runs/walks again, so Husband and I have switched these runs/walks to Saturdays instead of Fridays. One problem: last Saturday we obviously forgot it was summer and put off our walk/run until late midmorning. THE SUN TRIED TO KILL US! […] [Read More]
WAIT! WHAT? THAT WAS YOU?! Sorry…
Forgive me. If you saw me on my first training run in over a month yesterday, I want to apologize. It was a combo platter of uber-happiness served with a side of ugly, wasn't it? I didn't make things any better by actually singing along, OUT-LOUD, with my iPod, or yelling random HOLLAS! to folks […] [Read More]
Please Don't Punch Me In The Eye
It's been three weeks since SANIME (stick-a-needle-in-my-eye) Surgery #2 and my 1/2 training is saddy sad sad. No weights allowed. No running. No anything except walking really fast, and you all know that is a full-on body workout for me, and not in a good way. Sheesh. UNTIL YESTERDAY! POW! I bet you didn't SEE […] [Read More]
Creative, Bordering On Ridiculous, Training
The Rock and Roll 1/2 Marathon in November is on my mind….a lot. Maybe it's because I am not allowed to run at the moment (story HERE), or maybe it's because I have been watching Husband trying to get in a grove for his "run" at the 1/2 this year. Whatever the reason, I am […] [Read More]


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Students here at the university organise a week of free events across the campus to promote sustainability and carbon reduction. In the past there have been debates over climate change, a slow bike race in front of the iconic Aston Webb building and an UV party at the Vale BarOne. Every day brings new events linked together via specific themes aimed to raise awarness on environmental sustainability.
Go Green Week 2014 will be from 10th -16th February.
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In Search of Schrödinger's Cat
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In Search of Schrödinger's Cat: Quantum Physics and Reality (1984; ISBN 0-552-12555-5) is a book written by physicist John Gribbin on quantum theory, discussing in layman's terms its logic and many interpretations. Gribbin explains the body of evidence leading up to the development of quantum physics and summarises the historical context in which it occurred. He explores in detail the mysteries surrounding quantum physics and the implications of the theory. Throughout the book, Gribbin refers to a body of experimental evidence to support the theory and to aid the reader's understanding. He also uses thought experiments to help the reader understand the crucial concepts and interpretations of quantum physics, including of course Schrödinger's Cat. Finally, Gribbin explores the philosophical implications of the theory, and leaves the reader with loose ends. In the sequel to this book, Schrödinger's Kittens and the Search for Reality, Gribbin tries to tie these loose ends together with his interpretation of string theory.
- Chemistry World - Royal Society of Chemistry (review by Josh Howgego; 14 August 2012)
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Meet your bartender: Maisie at Crazy 8's
Crazy 8's Family Pool Hall is the only local establishment that bills itself as both crazy and a family affair, a combination that certainly piques our interest. Though neither descriptor is a literal fit for the bar, it's nice to know there exists a Port Arthur joint where you can play as much pool as […] [Read More]
Billiards are a family affair at Crazy 8's
When a customer at Crazy 8's asked me if I was any good at playing pool, I paused for a moment, perhaps a bit embarrassed to be surrounded by 30-plus tables professionally designed for a game I had no intention of playing. I breathlessly admitted that I was awful. He laughed. "That's why we come […] [Read More]


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20 CFR 255.12 - When recovery is contrary to the purpose of the Railroad Retirement Act.
(a) The purpose of the Railroad Retirement Act is to pay retirement and survivor annuities and other benefits to eligible beneficiaries. It is contrary to the purpose of the Act for an overpayment to be recovered from income and resources which the individual requires to meet ordinary and necessary living expenses. If either income or resources, or a combination thereof, are sufficient to meet such expenses, recovery of an overpayment is not contrary to the purpose of the Act.
(b) For purposes of this section, income includes any funds which may reasonably be considered available for the individual's use, regardless of source, including inheritance prospects. Income to the individual's spouse or dependents is available to the individual if the spouse or dependent lived with the individual at the time waiver is considered. Types of income include but are not limited to:
(1) Government benefits, such as Black Lung, Social Security, Workers' Compensation, and Unemployment Compensation benefits;
(1) Liquid assets, such as cash on hand, the value of stocks, bonds, savings accounts, mutual funds and the like;
(4) For purposes of paragraphs (c)(1) and (2) of this section, assets concealed or improperly transferred on and after the date of notification of the overpayment, other than cash expended to meet ordinary and necessary living expenses, shall be included.
(d) Whether an individual has sufficient income and resources to meet ordinary and necessary living expenses depends not only on the amount of his or her income and resources, but also on whether the expenses are ordinary and necessary. While the level of expenses which is ordinary and necessary may vary among individuals, it must be held at a level reasonable for an individual who is living on a fixed income. The Board will consider the discretionary nature of an expense in determining whether it is reasonable. Ordinary and necessary living expenses include:
(1) Fixed living expenses such as food and clothing, rent, mortgage payments, utilities, maintenance, insurance (e.g., life, accident, and health insurance), taxes, installment payments, etc.;
(e) Where recovery of the full amount of an overpayment would be made from income and resources required to meet ordinary and necessary living expenses, but recovery of a lesser amount would leave income or resources sufficient to meet such expenses, recovery of the lesser amount is not contrary to the purpose of the Act.
Example (1).
A remarried widow, W, is overpaid $6000 due to receipt of benefits on the wage records of both her late husbands. It has been determined that she is without fault. Her financial disclosure statement reveals monthly income greater than monthly expenses, and assets of $12,000, $10,000 of which is in cash. She claims to be saving these funds for future medical expenses, because she has a progressive disease. While it is not necessarily contrary to the purposes of the Act to recover the overpayment in these circumstances, the legitimate medical expenses associated with the disease must be considered.
Example (2).
A disability annuitant, D, is overpaid $33,000 because of simultaneous entitlement to workers' compensation payments. He is determined to be without fault. He claims he has assumed financial responsibility for his adult child and her children. A claimed expense for which the annuitant has no legal obligation to pay does not make recovery contrary to the purposes of the Act.
Title 20 published on 2012-04-01.
No entries appear in the Federal Register after this date, for 20 CFR Part 255.


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"The crisis we are entering is not due to a lack of credit. The core of the problem was our dependency on credit in the first place. A lack of credit is a symptom of our dependency on it. It is a crisis of Consumer Capitalism, the idea that Consumption can be the major source of growth in an economy. We must somehow transition to Producer Capitalism again. We have an entire economy, almost worldwide, based upon debt and consumption. It could not last because over time every dollar of debt created creates less and less GDP growth in the economy. Therefore, more and more debt must be created just to keep the same rate of economic growth. We are now literally consuming our economy to its death. The efforts to "get liquidity going" and the like, while maybe easing conditions in the very short term, weeks, are only going to make the collapse greater. It is simply adding more kindling to the bonfire of debt that is already raging."
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Princess Baby by Karen Katz
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With a sweet curtsy and a fancy twirl, this very regal princess insists on being called by her real name. She is not a buttercup or a cupcake, a giggly goose or a little lamb.
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US carriers were on track to meet the first deadline of the European Union's emissions trading scheme (ETS) even though they, too, were seeking an extension to the 31 August cut-off, blaming European regulators for lack of preparation.
Air Transport Association of America vice-president of environmental affairs Nancy Young says a delay is needed because the European Commission has not finalised which airlines will be regulated by which administering EU member state after publishing a preliminary list in February. A definitive list had been expected in June or July.
Not having an assigned regulator puts carriers in an untenable position because the scheme is being implemented on a state-by-state basis, says Young.
There are also concerns that no EU country has actually transposed the aviation directive into its national law and that airline monitoring and reporting requirements remain unclear, not to mention the ongoing contention that including international air travel in the scheme violates aviation law.
US carriers also requested more time to submit their emissions plans because of difficulty in obtaining fuel from multiple sources at airports around the world.
"Europe's experience with ETS is limited to stationary suppliers," says Young. "Rules you might apply to a single fixed facility don't really work. They haven't sufficiently tailored the requirements for the way we actually operate."
For example, carriers must provide Europe both fuel quantity and fuel density, even though fuel suppliers generally don't measure fuel density.
"How are we supposed to get that?" says Young, who adds that finding site-specific fuel density is difficult when airlines refuel using many different suppliers.
It also remains unclear whether flights operated by commercial carriers for the government will be included in the ETS.
In addition, there appear to be errors in the preliminary administering list, which counts Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines separately even though the carriers merged in October 2008, and one unidentified ATA member carrier does not fly into the EU. That mistake has been raised at "high levels", although European officials - who say all questions will be resolved - have yet to remove that operator from the list. Young says that is cold comfort for carriers facing the deadline.
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Robin van Persie's late strike denied West Ham all three points, with replays suggesting the Holland striker was offside.
The decision angered Allardyce, who said a "famous victory" had been taken away from his men.
"The team has played the best they can play and they have scored one of the best goals of the season and the assistant referee takes it away from you," he told Sky Sports 2.
"It's a bit difficult to take, that's their job, it's their job to give the offside decisions that appear in front of them. This is a blatant one, this is not a position he should or shouldn't be in. He can see Van Persie is two yards offside, he should put his flag up, he doesn't.
"You could say if Manchester United hadn't have scored they might have scored from there on but to have to draw this game by a default goal from Manchester United it is a bitter pill to swallow.
"It's a fantastic performance by the team, outstanding performance in fact.
"They get rubbished some of our players for the type of football they play
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Resources abound to help with 'Dead Week'
HUNTINGTON -- Thanksgiving has come and gone and once again it's time for students to prepare for the end of the semester.
While final exams at Marshall University don't official begin until Dec. 13, a number of classes will be expecting term papers during "dead week." Marshall has a number of resources available to help students.
Students dealing with a term paper may want to drop by the Writing Center located in the second floor of the Drinko Library. The Writing Center provides free service for students. Tutors can help students research their papers, brainstorm ideas and revise their work. The writing center is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. For information, call 304-696-6254 or email firstname.lastname@example.com .
There are also online tutoring options. Students can request tutors online at www.marshall.edu/wpmu/writingcenter .
Students can also prepare for finals by visiting the Tutoring Center located in Laidley Hall which offers help in a variety of fields including math, social sciences, business, science and social sciences. Students can request a tutor at a specific time or check the center's drop-in schedule to see when they can stop in without an appointment.
"Most of our requests are for chemistry and math," said Seth Baker, a graduate assistant at the Tutoring Center. "We also have a lot of requests for dietetics and psychology. We focus a lot on social sciences and hard sciences here. A student can come in and fill out a short form so we can set them up with online tutoring or in person tutoring. We also have an online scheduling system where students can book their own appointments at https://mu.mywconline.com/ . We recommend that students try to schedule their tutoring appointment at least one day ahead."
A list of drop-in tutoring schedules is available online at www.marshall.edu/wpmu/uc/tutoring-services/ . Students can also receive information on how to work as a tutor for next semester. The Tutoring Center is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, call 304-696-3169.
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October 2010
- Assistant Professor Beili Liu wins 3rd place in ArtPrize
- Texas Performing Arts Displays Panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt
- Department of Theatre and Dance Hosts The Texas Theatre Educators' Forum
- Registration is Now Open for the 2011 Maya Meetings
- Art Night Austin: E.A.S.T. After Party
- Aeolus Quartet Releases Debut Album
- Department of Theatre and Dance Celebrates a Fantasticks Weekend!
- Texas Exes Career Events
- UT Jazz Orchestra Brings Original Jazz to Empire Theatre
- Arts Internship and Resource Fair
Assistant Professor Beili Liu wins 3rd place in ArtPrize
Beili Liu, assistant professor in studio art, has won 3rd place in the second annual ArtPrize competition. Held each year in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the competition is open to artists from around the country and awards over $450,000 to the winners, who are decided by public vote. Lure/Wave, Grand Rapids, Liu's installation of red thread and sewing needles based on an ancient Chinese legend about soul mates, was installed in the UICA-Fulton Gallery.
Texas Performing Arts Displays Panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt
Texas Performing Arts, in partnership with AIDS Services of Austin, is proud to display panels from The AIDS Memorial Quilt honoring some of the greatest names associated with the arts, now through Monday, November 1st in the Bass Concert Hall Lobby.
Founded in 1987, The AIDS Memorial Quilt is a poignant memorial, a powerful tool for use in preventing new HIV infections, and the largest ongoing community arts project in the world. Virtually every one of the more than 40,000 colorful panels that make up the Quilt memorializes the life of a person lost to AIDS.
Panels displayed in Bass Concert Hall include Alvin Ailey, Rudolph Nureyev, Robert Joffrey, Robert Maplethorpe, Keith Haring, and Freddie Mercury.
The panels are on display in the Bass Concert Hall lobby through Monday, November 1st and can be viewed free of charge Monday through Friday, 11 AM – 2 PM. Bass Concert Hall is located at E. 23rd St. and Robert Dedman Dr.
Department of Theatre and Dance Hosts The Texas Theatre Educators' Forum
The University of Texas at Austin Department of Theatre and Dance will host the Texas Theatre Educators' Forum on October 28th and 29th. The Forum is an intimate, by-invitation only event for high school theatre educators and fine arts administrators from across the state of Texas.
When: 8:00 – 9:30 PM, Thursday, October 28th and 9:00 – 5:00 PM, Friday, October 29th
Where: F. Loren Winship Drama Building (WIN), located at the intersection of 23rd Street and San Jacinto
Registration is Now Open for the 2011 Maya Meetings
The Mesoamerica Center is thrilled to present new and exciting scholarship on Mesoamerican philosophies of time, calendar and prophecy, concepts that operated in the heart of ancient Aztec and Maya notions of the universe and
humanity's place within it. Through archeology, iconography and newly deciphered texts, we will examine how these time concepts exerted a powerful influence on ancient history, ritualism, and daily life. Today, these ancient ideas, or misunderstanding of them, resonate within very influential "New Age" thinking about the year 2012 and its significance, making a search for Real Mesoamerican concepts of time and prophecy as important as ever.
Please join us in Austin, Texas for what promises to be an engaging and timely discussion.
Art Night Austin: E.A.S.T. After Party
On Friday, November 12th, join Landmarks for an after party on Austin's east side with special guest, David Ellis. To celebrate the university's recent commission of Ellis's motion painting, Animal, Landmarks is collaborating with Art Alliance Austin and East Austin Studio Tour for a special night of entertainment at Pine Street Station. The after party also celebrates local artists and follows the Art Night Austin E.A.S.T. official preview tour.
Aeolus Quartet Releases Debut Album
Longhorn Music proudly announces its latest release: Aeolus Quartet plays Brahms and Bartók. The recording is the capstone achievement of the string quartet's first year in residence at the Butler School of Music and marks their debut on the Longhorn Music label. Recorded live, the album will be released in CD and digital formats in November 2010, distributed by Naxos. The album will be available at major music retailers nationwide, including amazon.com and the iTunes music store.
Department of Theatre and Dance Celebrates a Fantasticks Weekend!
On October 15th and 16th the Department of Theatre and Dance celebrated the golden anniversary of the longest-running musical in American theatre history, THE FANTASTICKS written by University of Texas College of Fine Arts alumni Tom Jones (B.F.A. '49, M.F.A. '51) and Harvey Schmidt (B.F.A. '52).
The Austin Chronicle cover story, written by Robert Faires, highlighted these Broadway icons and the distinguished history of the department and its talented alumni.
Read more about the sold-out event in the weekend recap by The Austin American-Statesman's Michael Barnes.
Texas Exes Career Events
Join the Texas Exes for Entertainment 3.0: How Digital and Social Technologies are Changing the Way We Work and Play on Wednesday, November 10th from 5:30 – 9 PM at the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center.
Other upcoming career events in Austin:
*Careers over Coffee Session- November 4th & 16th, Austin
*UT Professional Development Center's "Career Transitions" Class – November 4th & 5th, Austin
For those not in the Austin area, try these events:
*Careers in Conference Session- November 9th & December 2nd, conference call
*Career "Resume & Networking" Teleclass – November 18th, conference call
UT Jazz Orchestra Brings Original Jazz to Empire Theatre
EVENT: The Butler School of Music at The University of Texas at Austin presents the UT Jazz Orchestra, live in concert at the Empire Theatre in downtown San Antonio. The afternoon will include music by UT student and Faculty composers.
WHEN: Sunday, November 21, 2010
WHERE: Empire Theatre, 208 East Houston St. San Antonio, Texas
TICKETS: $20.00 On sale October 21st at www.majesticempire.com
Arts Internship and Resource Fair
The Fine Arts internship and Resource Fair will be held on November 2, 2010 from 11:30 AM-1:30 PM at The University of Texas College of Fine Arts in the Co-op Fine Arts Student Center (DFA 1.101). Students and alumni are invited to attend to learn about internship opportunities. In addition, students and alumni will be able to visit with local organizations who support artists, designers, and performers in a variety of ways.


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Right tackle Eric Winston expresses interest in returning to Cardinals, hasn't heard much
Eric Winston knows what it's like to wait and wait and wait some more before finding a new team during the NFL offseason.
The veteran offensive tackle didn't sign a one-year deal with the Arizona Cardinals until days before the start of training camp in July 2013.
Winston is once again a free agent this spring, but the 30-year-old admits this time around he doesn't want to play the waiting game quite so long.
Speaking to Arizona Sports 98.7 FM's Dan Bickley for an azcentral.com article, Winston expressed his interest to re-sign with the Cardinals, though he's heard very little from their side.
"I can't say there have been super-positive talks or anything like that. It doesn't seem like anything is being done. I'd still love to come back to Arizona. I love the guys in the locker room, love the city, and I think the team will be really good with or without me. They're ready to have a special run out there."
"At the same time, it is what it is. I'm looking to get on a team as soon as possible, hopefully before the draft. I know I still have some miles left on the tires, and I'm looking to burn them off."
Winston, who was recently named the new president of the NFLPA, started all 16 games for Arizona in 2013. However according to ProFootballFocus.com, the former Pro Bowler entered the market as the fourth-worst offensive tackle available -- be it as unrestricted or restricted free agent.
While the Cardinals have all but addressed the left side of their line -- with the return of first-round draft pick Jonathan Cooper at left guard and the signing of left tackle Jared Veldheer to a five-year deal -- whether the team opts to ride into the new season with Bobby Massie, Winston or another option at right tackle remains to be seen.
The eight-year pro made $1.25 million with the Cardinals last season.
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1. The Higher SS and Police Leader (Hoherer SS- und Polizeifuehrer) Ostland
2. Chief of the SS Economic and Administrative Main Office (Chef des SS-Wirtschafts-Verwaltungshauptamtes)1) I order that all Jews still remaining in ghettos in the Ostland area be collected in concentration camps.2) I prohibit the withdrawal of Jews from concentration camps for [outside] work from August 1, 1943.3) A concentration camp is to be built near Riga to which will be transferred the entire manufacture of clothing and equipment now operated by the Wehrmacht outside. All private firms will be eliminated. The workshops are to be solely concentration camp workshops. The Chief of the SS Economic and Administrative Main Office is requested to see to it that there will be no shortfall in the production required by the Wehrmacht as the result of this reorganization.4) Inmates of the Jewish ghettos who are not required are to be evacuated to the East.5) As many male Jews as possible are to be taken to the concentration camp in the oil-shale area for the mining of oil-shale.6) The date set for the reorganization of the concentration camps is August 1, 1943.
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The Theater is the area where Joel/Mike and the Bots are forced to watch movies located in the Satellite of Love (and thus the setting seen the most throughout the series). A series of doors led to the theater from the bridge, (although there appear to be many other ways to get into the theater), there are also air vent that stops Tom Servo from being able to hover in, thus requiring Joel/Mike to carry him to his seat (although he was able to get in himself on some occasions).
The Theater is usually assumed by fans to be located at the back of the SOL in the sense that the bridge is located up front (as seen in the Season 8-9 opening) while the series of doors are located around the central part of the SOL which thus leads to the back, but as the general size, length and the amount of sections/rooms of the SOL is of great uncertainty/inconsistency, this leaves the proper location of The Theater unknown (plus the theater's size is alot bigger in contrast to the smaller bridge).
When the movie sign is on, the Mads cut off the oxygen supply throughout the SOL aside from The Theater which thus forces Joel/Mike in, or an electric shock is also another method to bring the captives in after going through several doors.
The Theater was presumed destroyed when the SOL crashed on Earth in Diabolik.
Behind the Scenes
The Theater scenes were filmed in the same area as the bridge. A white sheet was placed in front of the bridge counter to hide it. Joel would sit in front of a cardboard cutout of a row of theater seats, and the Bots and the puppeteers would sit behind them and control the robots. The actors would watch the movie on screens beneath their feet, and the movie would then be edited onto the white sheet after filming.
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|Nuveena • Monad • Phantom of Krankor • Ortega • Henry Kissinger • Goosio • Mikey the Mike sprite • J.C. • Gooch • Jan in the Pan • Glenn Manning
|Hexfield Viewscreen • Rocket Number 9 • Umbilicus • Movie sign • Manipulator arms • Deus ex Machina • Hyper-warp escape ships • Airlock
|Bridge • Theater • Theater hallway • Mike's room • Tom's room • Crow's Room


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The Na Ohana O Na Hui Wa'a "Na Keiki O Ka Mo'i" Regatta took place at Ma'ili Beach today. It's the 6th race of the season.Video Transcript
Back here at home, trek'n to the WESTSIDE... In the water for the Na Ohana O Na Hui Wa'a "Na Keiki O Ka Mo'i" Regatta at Ma'ili Beach.... Stop number-6 of the season .... Checking out race number-12, half-mile action off the coast... Boys-15 division, Kaneohe taking top honors they've done it five other times this year, this group remains UNBEATEN. Got their in a time of 4:12:86. Almost a full TEN ticks ahead of the host club. Let's take a look at the full TEAM STANDINGS... The host team finishing tops with 89-points followed by Manu O Ke Kai and Kaneohe in third.... Waikiki Beach Boys with 47- points took the double-A crown, Ka Mamalahoe was second, and Olelo O Keola finished third. In the SINGLE-A division, 1-2-3 went Kamehameha, North Shore and Lokahi. Thursday OH-CRA will have their annual 4th of July "Walter J. MacFarlane
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Ugh, Brandon Davis. The man made famous for being the first bacon-wrapped human being to comment on the color of Lindsay Lohan's pubic hairs has now moved his lardmouthed pursuits to publicly attack ex-girlfriend Mischa Barton.
By now, you've seen the photos of Mischa donning a pair of high-waisted (high/wasted) yellow jeans. Flattering they weren't. But you know, in a way it's refreshing to see a celebrity who isn't put together by a stylist. What would this world be like without our share of hot messes?
Yes, we can all agree these pants/that shirt were not a great idea. But the LAST PERSON ON EARTH who should have any opinion about what other people look like is Brandon Davis. And yet, his Twitter:
As my internet friend Claire Zulkey points out, "@BrandonDavis14 Hey d*ckhead. Get it right. It's 'heifer.'" Sssssnap!
Can someone please fill me in on who raised this guy? Because two people who could produce the most worthless people on the planet — Brandon and his brother Jason "Gummi Bear" Davis, the posterchild for overweight sweaty privileged cokeheads — should either be shot or immediately cast on Dancing with the Stars.
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