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By Rudi WilliamsAmerican Forces Press Service
ATLANTA, July 1, 2005 The general nominated to be the next Air Force chief of staff praised the work of the Military Child Education Coalition here June 29 during the group's annual conference.
Gen. T. Michael Moseley, currently the Air Force vice chief of staff, said MCEC not only is in the forefront of leveling the playing field for military children worldwide, but also plays a major role in the global war against terrorism.
"You're so important for everything we stand for in the military, everything we hold dear and everything that provides a foundation for our families that allows us to go off and defend this great republic," said Moseley, keynote speaker for MCEC's June 29 dinner and general session. "When we look at the papers and TV, we see terrorists and insurgents attacking freedom-loving men and women around the world, trying to take away things that we cherish and hold dear."
He said extremists are trying to prevent people, especially in Afghanistan and Iraq, from enjoying freedom from tyranny, freedom of choice and freedom of thought.
"Those are important concepts," Moseley said. "Today at home and abroad, the brave men and women of your armed forces -- soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and Merchant Marines -- are out there tonight working to protect our country's future and our children's future."
But they're not doing it alone, he noted. "When fighter pilots go to war, they always go with a wingman," the general said. "Your wingman protects you, watches out for you, no matter how heavy the surface-to-air missile fire, or how bad the weather. The wingman is there."
Moseley said the MCEC functions as the wingman in the interest of military families, and especially the children. "Thank you for being the military's great wingman in this endeavor of taking care of our families and our children and ensuring that they have opportunities and advantages that they would not have had without you," Moseley said. "Together, we can secure a future for our children and our grandchildren, because that's what's at stake here.
"You're doing most outstanding work to make sure military children are given the best education and best environment we can provide," he said.
The challenges of making multiple moves, changing schools, making new friends and enduring extended deployments of one or both parents are tough for military children, he noted. "In working these challenges every day, you do us a great service, and you do our families a great service," Moseley told the MCEC staff. "What you do is so vital to allow our soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen to focus on winning this global war on terrorism. We need them to stay focused. We're facing a resourceful, adaptive and ruthless enemy."
The general noted that President Harry S. Truman declared victory over Japan in August 1945. "The American involvement in World War II lasted 1,347 days. It's been 1,361 days since Gen. Tommy Franks began Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan on Oct. 7, 2001. So we've been conducting operations in Afghanistan two weeks longer than World War II."
He asked the audience to imagine what Americans were thinking about in June 2001 and what they thought the summer and the fall would be like that year. "I can bet you that it didn't include an attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon," Moseley noted. "And I can bet you it didn't include the notion of a hard fight in Afghanistan that lasted longer than World War II to be followed by an equally hard fight in Iraq and with both of these ongoing even now.
"So two weeks longer than World War II, your military has been engaged in this global war on terrorism," he said. "Make no mistake, this fight is as violent and as risky as everything we've seen historically in World War II, Korea or Southeast Asia."
He said the names of the battlefields have changed, but the threat to the American way of life is just as urgent. "And the threats to your military members is just as real," Moseley noted. "The stress on the families and the children is equally real. Your military today is an incredible, unbelievable, interdependent joint team fighting this global fight against the global threat."
Moseley pointed out that troops on the battlefields are more than just warfighters -- they're wives, husbands, daughters, sons, sisters, brothers and parents, and their children face some unique educational challenges.
"When a mom or dad deploys for three months, six months or a year, who is taking care of those children?" Moseley asked. "Hopefully there is a spouse -- except, about 7 percent of our military families are single-parent households. About 57,000 military members have a spouse who is also in the military. So the pressures are additive.
"Fortunately, they and we have you," he continued. "And fortunately, you're magnificent in what you do and in your understanding of what this is all about and what it means to all of us."
He noted that military members today are the most educated, most creative, most innovative, most lethal the world has ever seen.
"We owe the spirit, commitment, expertise and that energy to you," he said. "I'm truly humbled by what your dedication and hard work and skills have done for military members in schools across the country. You've helped our children take advantage of an educational system that's second to none. But it bears watching, because any kid out there that's disadvantaged, lonely or is missing a parent has to be touched and has to be taken care of.
Moseley called on the MCEC to continue its work. "We need you to watch over a process that explains sometimes different grading systems, different class schedules, different curriculums, reconciling the differences in children's old and new schools," Moseley said. This includes "helping teachers to understand military children's issues and encouraging coaches and clubs to welcome new military students, even though they might be moving in at mid semesters."
He said, most importantly, MCEC must continue to assist in teaching military children to become strong, independent and intelligent young adults.
MCEC makes children feel that they belong, have a sense of community, and someone to talk to, the general said. "They're able to more easily make new friends and also to say goodbye to old ones," he added.
Moseley said military children face many challenges, but he's optimistic that with MCEC as their wingman, and leading the way, everything is going to work out OK.
"So America, with your help, we'll move through this global war on terrorism and our children will be taken care of better and they will grow and mature to be great adults just like you and they will be part of a society that's the best in the world," he said.
"We live where principals, teachers and counselors teach students how to think, how to be worthy citizens, how to interact and how to relate," Moseley noted. "And our military tonight is out there in harm's way making sure you and these schools are safe. With that partnership, our children are learning how to make tomorrow a better place."
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Team Hilarious
Being somewhat of a fan of puppets and puppet shows especially marrionettes, I was really curious to see what the southpark guys would do with this movie and already had expectations of its being fairly entertaining. Well I wasn't dissapointed.
I laughed histerically throughout the whole thing. Imagine Mel Brooks meets Howard Stern making fun of American military...
Published on June 30 2005 by Rave On Studio
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Edited Version
Though it does not say anywhere here on Amazon, this version has been edited (one scene in particular has half of it missing) This is not the original release. I'm rating it low because of this.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Team Hilarious,
Rave On Studio "Rave On Studio" (burnaby, British Columbia Canada) - See all my reviews
Being somewhat of a fan of puppets and puppet shows especially marrionettes, I was really curious to see what the southpark guys would do with this movie and already had expectations of its being fairly entertaining. Well I wasn't dissapointed.
I laughed histerically throughout the whole thing. Imagine Mel Brooks meets Howard Stern making fun of American military patriotism, terrorists, celebrity and Hollywood all at the same time, but doing it with the naturally ridiculous body language of puppets on a string.
This movie is intelligent in it's satirical portrayal of worldly and everyday events. I was crying I was laughing so hard at times. The puppeteering is brilliant and the characters are perfectly stereotyped.
If you have a problem with swearing, some adult like portrayel of puppets or Don Rickles type humour and don't care to pay attention to detail when watching a movie, then this may not be for you otherwise I highly recommend it!!
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Film,
Erin (Canada) - See all my reviews
Best Puppet film ever! Most would find no humour in it because well, they have no humor what so ever! Great peice of work! It should get a oscar! The jokes are well done, the facial features are hilarious, the voice overs are just too grand. Music is well done aswell. I must say, if you are a fan of South Park or any other film by Matt Stone and Trey Parker you'll drool all over this one!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Gets even funnier every time I watch it,
Daniel Jolley "darkgenius" (Shelby, North Carolina USA) - See all my reviews
I was slightly disappointed the first time I saw this film - probably because I was so hyped up about it, having heard so many people talk about how hilarious it was. My second time through it, though, everything clicked. Team America: World Police is juvenile and disgusting, yet sharply pointed satire that goes out of its way to be offensive - in other words, it's hilarious, and yet more proof of Trey Parker's genius. Parker and Stone do things no one else would ever dream of doing - or even be allowed to do. It's a film I know I know I will enjoy watching time and time again for years to come.
Hilarity aside, the audacity of making such an elaborate film using puppets is almost mind-boggling. Parker and Stone probably had little idea of what they were getting into, yet they stayed the course, brought together a tremendous team of individuals who, as the special features make obvious, relished the chance to take the art of puppetry to new heights, and created something that is really quite amazing. It's uncanny how life-like these puppets are - I daresay Alec Baldwin, for example, is much more wooden in real life than is his puppet in this film. These aren't just wooden characters dangling on strings; each puppet's head is filled with animatronics that control his/her expressions with uncanny precision. The puppet fights are hilarious, but nothing's funnier than watching Gary give "the signal" as his first mission with the elite American fighting force goes south.
As with everything Parker and Stone do, there's actually a point behind all of the humor. Though their detractors would never admit it, these guys actually do have a handle on what is going on in the world - and within America. If you've ever seen South Park, you know how quickly they manage to exploit the big issues of the day. No one is safe from these guys' political humor, but the Left does tend to suffer the brunt of the satirical attack in this film. (Those who say Parker and Stone are suddenly outright conservatives have obviously forgotten their short-lived series That's My Bush - which was the only unfunny thing they've ever done.) Team America itself takes America's military might to obvious extremes, as when they pretty much destroy Paris in order to stop WMD-toting terrorists (of course, no one seems to consider the fact that the terrorists would have destroyed Paris to an even greater extent themselves had their plan succeeded). Alec Baldwin's ilk, though, suffers most because they have two Stone/Parker targets on their back. One, they are soporific liberals who would stop terrorism by sympathizing with the enemy and commiserating with their extreme anti-American views over tea and crumpets; two, they are actors and I think Parker and Stone really mean it when they say they hate actors - it's one of the reasons they chose to make this movie with puppets (plus, one of the original inspirations for the project was the idea of doing a parody of today's action films).
I don't think I need to describe the movie, really. Kim Jong-Il (even though he does sound a little too much like Eric Cartman, at times) is a great character, of course, but you probably know all about the film's story by now. It is true that Parker and Stone push the envelope (actually, they just tear it all apart and rush right on past it) at times - especially in the puppet love scene and the vomiting scene - probably just to prove how much they can get away with, but you just have to expect that sort of thing from these guys. It's one of the things that makes them Parker and Stone. Let's not forget the songs, either. From the heart-pumping theme song to Kim Jung-Il's loneliness lament, Team America World Police features a great soundtrack (be sure to go all the way through the final credits in order to hear a final little snippet from Kim Jung-Il).
If you're easily offended, you'll probably be holding your nose higher and higher as you watch this film (even while those around you are bent over holding their stomachs with laughter) - but that's okay because the rest of us need someone to hold our popcorn while we struggle to regain our breath.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Edited Version,
This review is from: Team America: World Police (Bilingual) (DVD)
Though it does not say anywhere here on Amazon, this version has been edited (one scene in particular has half of it missing) This is not the original release. I'm rating it low because of this.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Subtly Subversive,
Peter Uys "Toypom" (Sandton) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Team America: World Police (Bilingual) (DVD)
This brilliant movie starts with a bang as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre explode. And then it just gets funnier and better. The puppets appear quite human so there's no problem with the "suspension of disbelief" whilst the heroes are fallible but likable.
Spectacular cinematography abounds in the Panama Canal scenes and in Egypt where the Great Pyramid and the venerable Sphinx suffer the same fate as the Eiffel and the Louvre. The HQ of Team America at Mount Rushmore also sticks in the memory.
Gary acts in a Broadway musical when the Team approaches him for help. One of the most arresting scenes shows Gary singing lead in a rendition of the hit song Everyone Has AIDS. The camera catches some well-dressed, nuanced members of the audience shedding an elegant, politically appropriate tear or two. Priceless!
Things turn even more hilarious with the appearance of the Film Actors Guild (FAG), led by the silver-tongued Alec Baldwin. His speech, interrupted by rapturous desk-thumping by the assembled FAG-ers that include Susan Sarandon, Sean Penn, Jeanine Garofalo and a particularly DUH Matt Damon, is something to cherish. The comments to the media by some of these esteemed celebrities are equally side-splitting.
Then there is of course the intercourse, a passionate scene between two attractive teamsters, giving new meaning to Leonard Cohen's album title Various Positions. This is just a short interlude; I didn't find it particularly shock- or noteworthy. In the grip of passion, all sorts of things happen.
Kim Jong Il is definitely a star of the movie with his cute accent and his banally evil personality. I caught myself entertaining thoughts of sympathy for Kim as he fed Hans Blix to his pet sharks. And the feeding itself reminded one again of the awesome savage power of nature. "Brix" (as Kim called him) learnt a lesson for trying to impose his silly western cultural norms on the beloved leader of North Korea. What arrogance to attempt such a thing!
In the meantime, the porcine propagandist Michael Moore has caused great damage at the Mount Rushmore HQ by blowing himself up with a suicide jacket. But when things look bleak, Gary returns as the hero. Kim is entertaining the FAG celebrities plus delegations of dignitaries from around the globe. This is to distract them while his minions are preparing to set off 230 major bombs around the world.
Just in time Gary frees the team, then uses his skills as an actor and orator to deliver an eloquent speech that completely upstages Alec Baldwin, the master of ceremonies. The detonation of the bombs is averted and a fight to the death ensues between the Team and the Hollywood actors. A particularly sleazy looking Sean Penn meets his end at the fangs of a big black kitty cat, Sarandon is sliced in two and the others are shot in riveting gun battles.
My only complaint is that I sorely missed Parker and Stone's most lovable characters, the Canadian master comedians Terrance and Phillip, whose movie Asses Of Fire contributed so much to making the South Park - Bigger, Longer & Uncut so unforgettable. A bit of Terrance and Phillip's flatulence would have made this little gem even funnier.
Easily bored, I don't like long movies. I am pleased to report that Team America: World Police holds the attention throughout. No scenes are superfluous or too lengthy, whilst the action sequences appear in the proper places. I think it might become a cult movie like The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The best songs are the aforementioned Broadway number and Kim's I'm So Ronery ...
Team America: World Police has a subversive message that ought to please all intelligent people with a sense of humor. The Gnostic nature of Gary's speech with which he wins over the audience of worldwide dignitaries is particularly striking. Despite the vulgar references to reproductive and other organs, it contains a profound message.
4.0 out of 5 stars Not to be Missed,
Greg Curtis - See all my reviews
This review is from: Team America: World Police - Unrated (Widescreen Special Collector's Edition) (Bilingual) (DVD)
Team America: World Police is everything this past summer's Thunderbirds should have been: an entertaining action-adventure set in a world populated by marionettes.
Written and produced by the creative team behind South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, it comes as no surprise that the script is full of foul language, bloody violence and graphic sex -- the latter sequence is the most original and hilarious of the year. There are also a handful of songs with offensive lyrics, and the film skewers notable Hollywood activists/celebrities (none of whom lent their voices), who look eerily like their real-life counterparts.
After Team America inadvertently destroys several of the world's most renowned monuments while hunting down terrorists, a public backlash ensues. The protesters are led by members of the Film Actors Guild (F.A.G.), including Alec Baldwin, Tim Robbins and Michael Moore. The outspoken actors are then invited to attend the World Peace Conference by Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il, who has staged the event as a distraction to massive attacks around the globe. The gung-ho team must therefore save the planet and redeem themselves.
Parodying several blockbusters from the last decade, there are numerous explosions and an amusing disaster sequence. This adds to the fun, as the marionettes cavort about the elaborate sets in ways only Parker and Stone could imagine. Team America: World Police is pure delight. Rating: 7 out of 10.
5.0 out of 5 stars crude,lewd ,digusting,offensive and brilliant (the uncensored and unrated version),
falcon "disdressed12" (canada) - See all my reviews
the first time i saw this movie(or at least,part of it)was at a friends
house,but i was so tired,i just didn't get it.and then i fell
asleep.well,sure enough it shows up on premium cable and i
thought,forget it,i'll watch something else.but for some strange
reason,i couldn't change the channel.any way two minutes turns into
about 90 and before i know it,the movie was over.i could have done with
at least 30 minutes more.oh,well.the point is,i loved it.i mean,this
movie had everything-riotous crude and vulgar comedy,lots of
sex,violence,nudity(with marionettes(puppets)of course).nothing is
sacred in this movie.everybody,including politicians and actors are
skewered mercilessly.It's absolutely brilliant.i also found it very
witty.but,if graphic sex,crude and vulgar language and humour is
something that bothers you,then this probably isn't your type of movie
and you'll probably want to avoid it.the other thing i will say about
this film,is that it could not have been more timely.with all the
troubles in the world,we can escape reality and laugh our brains off. a
very strong 5/5
4.0 out of 5 stars Not for everybody,
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I watched this at a friend's house and was laughing so hard all the way through. I have ordered my own copy because it is a movie I will want to watch again and again. Yes, it is lewd and crude and so over the top as it skewers everybody and everything....but that excessiveness is kind of the point...and a big part of the satire (scenes are pushed to the outer boundary to underscore the ridiculous i.e. Sex scene, violence, power puking). I loved it but this isn't for everyone....just us cynics with a sick sense of humour
5.0 out of 5 stars Awsome movie!,
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The effort put into this movie is incredible and it is absolutely hilarious!!!
Only one downside: an incredible amount of trailers and anti-piracy adds before even getting to the main menu... What's up with that? I don't expect to get all that after shelving out CDN $21!!! Gimme a break Hollywood.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great service!,
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My package arrived on time (I think even early :)). The service was great! I was happy to find this for a good price. My husband has heard a ton of funny quotes from this movie and we keep quoting it at home but he hasn't seen it. So this will be a stocking stuffer this year! :)
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Harlan Arthur Yoas, age 73, formerly of Newport, passed away in his home on August 15, 2013.
He was born in Newport, Michigan, March 1, 1940 to Harold and Anna Marie Yoas. He was a graduate of Airport High School. He worked as a telephone lineman and for Ottowa Silica Stone. He retired from Detroit Edison in 2001.
Harlan loved his family and grandchildren. He was a true "gearhead", he loved his cars, the faster the better. He also took pride in his Harley Davidsons. He was interested in history especially the Civil War and was currently working on several family history projects. He enjoyed fabricating rotisserie grills and liked to have friends and family get together. He liked to travel.
He is survived by three children Holli (John) Ford of Maybee, Philip (Tamara) Yoas of Attica, and Jason (Heather) Yoas of New Boston. He is survived by five grandchildren, Rachael and Dylan Ford, Derek (Amanda) Yoas, Harlan and Calvin Yoas.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother David Yoas.
Visitation will take place at Ford Chapel, 23620 N. Huron River, Rockwood, MI, 734-379-9311. Monday from 12 p.m. until 8 p.m. Tuesday visitation from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. Service will take place at 11 a.m.


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EBM and New Beat
by Philip Sherburne | January 16, 2013
Forget about "EDM"; let's take a moment to consider the brilliance of EBM, or electronic body music, a bone-shaking breed of industrial dance that paved the way from New Wave to rave.
EBM could be described as the bastard child of Kraftwerk and Throbbing Gristle; it got its metronomic sense of the groove from the former, and its grueling sense of menace from the latter. Kraftwerk's Ralf Hütter is said to have coined the term to describe their 1978 album The Man-Machine, and the tag (along with its German equivalent, "elektronische Körpermusik") soon attached itself to acts like D.A.F. and Front 242. By 1988, it was a common enough appellation that Belgium's Play It Again Sam imprint would use it for the compilation This Is Electronic Body Music, a label sampler dedicated to sweat-soaked dystopians like Front 242, Chris & Cosey, and Skinny Puppy.
The parameters of EBM, at least as I understand them, are fuzzier than those of many subgenres. The style, a nervous mixture of pop and anti-pop, is closely intertwined with industrial, synth-driven post-punk, so-called "coldwave" and other amorphous sub-strains of the day. In the early '90s, it occasionally found common cause with acid house, an alliance that helped give way to Belgian "new beat" and Spanish makina. The British DJ Trevor Jackson neatly sidestepped the precise definition of EBM with his 2012 compilation Metal Dance, which encompassed industrial, post-punk and EBM classics and rarities (1980-1988). Following his lead, I'm not going to get too hung up on specifics. I've read enough blog posts arguing over whether D.A.F. used the term before Front 242, or whether Liaisons Dangereuses' "Los Niños del Parque" really qualifies as EBM, to let other, more obsessive chroniclers of the style pick its nits.
If "house is a feeling," I think it's safe to say the same for EBM: You know it when you hear it. Throbbing arpeggios, rattling drum-machine sequences and gravelly cries run through cavernous reverb. Take those elements, imbue them with the herky-jerky funk of St. Vitus' dance, smear on some eyeliner for good measure, and you're good to go. In a 1989 SPIN magazine feature on industrial dance, John Leland described it as having "one eye on the dadaists of the 20s and the other on the apocalypse." Not only is that a perfect description of the music, it also suggests why it feels so appropriate right now, given our widespread nostalgia for the avant-gardes of yore -- and the nagging feeling that something nasty is lurking on the horizon. Equal parts creepy and campy, EBM is the perfect catharsis.


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Gregg Allman's new memoir takes fans inside a rock musician's 'very interesting life'
'My Cross to Bear' offers a look at a life often lived on the edge
Gregg Allman has long been sitting on one of the great untold stories in the history of rock 'n' roll music, but it took a few health scares before he was finally inspired enough to put forth his personal account of a remarkable existence.
"I've had a very, very interesting life," the 64-year-old Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee says with a laugh during a recent phone interview. "I mean, there was some stuff going on every minute, and what was happening was very worthy of being written down."
Allman, who was an original member of the Allman Brothers Band alongside his guitar-playing brother Duane, was diagnosed with hepatitis C in 2007. In June of 2010, the legendary singer underwent a successful liver transplant.
He's since recovered to resume his life in the recording studio and on the road, one that started more than 40 years ago.
Allman's new memoir, "My Cross to Bear" (William Morrow), is an unflinchingly candid — and satisfying — look at the many peaks and valleys the Grammy winner encountered along the way: the internal trials and tribulations of the Allman Brothers; the motorcycle accidents of 1971 and 1972 that killed Duane and original bassist Berry Oakley; his six marriages, including a tabloid-frenzied union with Cher; and decades of drug and alcohol abuse. (By Allman's own account, he's been to rehab at least a dozen times.)
And for the first time, Allman offers his side of a 1976 drug case that sent John "Scooter" Herring, an Allman Brothers road manager, to prison for 18 months.
Herring, whose duties had included supplying Allman with a steady stream of narcotics, was indicted by federal prosecutors on conspiracy charges. Allman, threatened with criminal charges, was forced to testify.
Allman's involvement in the case earned him death threats and FBI protection. His bandmates, meanwhile, considered the singer's testimony an act of betrayal and vowed to never work with him again.
Allman said writing about the Herring episode and so many others in "My Cross to Bear" proved to be an act of personal liberation. So liberating, in fact, that he's not terribly concerned with how the book fares commercially.
"It's all very cleansing," he said. "It was most cleansing when I was writing it. It just felt like there were these bags of cement stacked up all around me, and they'd been removed … I've always been the kind of person that when a record comes out, or a book in this case, I've learned not to get any big hopes up. Like when you go to the Grammys or something, you hope your song wins, but you're not gonna fall apart if you don't get it."
Looming large throughout the book is the artist's brother, guitarist Duane Allman, who was just 24 years old when he died in a 1971 motorcycle accident in Macon, Ga., the band's base of operations in those days. Gregg writes movingly of his complex relationship with his brother and trying to make peace with his loss.
"I don't stand around crying anymore," the singer writes, "but I think of him every day of my life."
The book isn't all about death, drugs and legal problems, however. Beneath all the personal drama is the music — a groundbreaking improvisational fusion of blues-based rock that made the Allman Brothers Band one of the 1970's best-selling.
Allman shines a light on groundbreaking albums like the Allman Brothers' "At Fillmore East" — regarded by rock critics as one of the best live albums ever made — and subsequent efforts like "Eat a Peach" and "Brothers and Sisters." He also gives readers the back stories of some of his iconic compositions, including "Melissa," "Dreams" and "Whipping Post."
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"I must have said this a million times," Allman writes, "but if I died today, I have had me a blast. I really mean that — if I fell over dead right now, I have led some kind of life. I wouldn't trade it for nobody's, but I don't know if I'd do it again. If somebody offered me a second round, I think I'd have to pass on it."
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"Naa re shaanya (no, no, dear) doctor is not giving you any injection. No. he will not remove your tooth. He will just see it and give you some sweet medicine. Or, he will put some medicine in your tooth and the pain will go away".
I could hear Mr. Patil trying his best to coax his son Akhil, into the clinic and knew that I was in for trouble.
Patil had called me earlier, saying that the boy was complaining of tooth ache, and had taken an appointment. I knew that I will have to do at least a 'pulpotomy' (removing part of the soft tissue in side the tooth- which also contains the nerves) or even an extraction. I had told Patil, very clearly, to inform the boy, what to expect. I had suggested that he explain to the child, as sweetly as possible, that whatever is to be done to cure the toothache, will be done and if necessary, I may give an injection or even remove the tooth. I had told him to prepare the boy for treatment by stressing on the fact that while there may be a wee bit of pain, none of it is going to hurt much. And I had specifically asked him to abstain from telling 'sweet lies'.
Now I was hearing exactly the opposite. To make his job of depositing the boy in my chair, easy, Patil was putting forward an imaginary and strawberry flavoured dental treatment, which always made my unpleasant task doubly difficult.
From the Sanskrit saying "satyam brooyaat- priyam brooyaat- na brooyaat satyamapriyam" (tell the truth- tell what one loves to hear- don't tell the truth if it is not liked.) the parents always select the later two, and the inconvenient one – to tell the truth (and work it) - is left for me to handle!
I like children, their innocent ways, and their curious questions. I like to listen to their un inhibited talk and see their pranks. But I declare that, as patients they are a pain and apart from the un explicable fears of childhood, what makes my job worse is the fears and mistrust a child develops because of the wrong attitude of the parents towards our profession and overt expression of false fears and anxieties.
Even though I hate to have children in the chair, I do attend to their needs and have been reasonably successful in getting the expected results in majority of the cases. But I always have to brace myself and offer a silent prayer before starting on a child patient.
I began with the text book suggestion of putting the correct picture before Akhil. I took time to explain to him why his tooth was paining and what needs to be done. I showed him the instruments and explained their use. I smilingly pricked my finger with a needle, to demonstrate that it does not hurt much. He appeared to understand and subjected himself to treatment. Initially he was quite co operative. He sat through the first few minutes when I was working near the surface of the tooth and as I moved deeper, he started squirming in the chair. It was obvious that the 'truth' was being felt. I still had a long way to go, and it was time for injecting a local anaesthetic. I applied a bit of ointment to make the surface of the gums numb and surreptitiously injected some local anaesthetic. I was hoping that the injection would be fully effective but my luck was not agreeing with my hope. Few more millimeters in to the tooth and he was not comfortable any more. He started shaking his head and wriggling his body. The injection was only partly effective. I tried other tricks to make the tooth numb and failed. Now the only option was to give what we call a 'nerve block', a deeper injection, which can be made 'almost painles' if we have full co operation of the patient. Even as I was explaining this to his father, Akhil covered his mouth tight with his hands indicating that no co operation is forthcoming. When his father very sportingly but foolishly offered to hold his son's hands and legs tight and restrain him, Akhil just jumped out of the chair and ran out. All our single and joint efforts involving all sorts of explanations, coaxing, rewards and threats failed to bring him back. He steadfastly refused to come in and be treated. In the end, I had to go out of the clinic with both my hands raised, holding only a bit of cotton as a white flag and a sign of surrender, and convince the boy to come near me and just allow me to pack his cavity with cotton.
I dispatched them, offered a prayer and kept my fingers crossed hoping for some miracle to 'make the pain go away' or at least not to make things worse. But my prayers were just as effective as my treatment. After three days Mr. Patil called to say that a painful swelling has developed over the jaw. The situation had got worse. From a deep cavity with an inflamed pulp (nerves) it was now an abscess (pus in and around the roots of the tooth). Almost in all cases, an untreated infected tooth, naturally leads to an abscess, but in the present instance after my meddling with the tooth, the accusing finger was fixed firmly in my direction even though not mentioned.
I told Mr Patil that there is nothing much I could do other than removing the tooth under general anaesthesia. But something had to be done immediately to reduce the suffering of the boy. I asked him to bring his son again to the clinic.
I swore on all the known gods that I will not be giving an injection and convinced the boy to occupy the chair. Now, the child was more concerned with the swelling and pain on the jaw and allowed me to touch the tooth. I thought that I would at least wash the cavity with an antiseptic and gingerly tried to remove the cotton dressing that I had placed. The child was calm. There was no pain. I probed a bit deeper. Still no pain. I used the air drill to clean the cavity further. Fine. I went deeper and deeper and almost reached the roots. There was no sign of any distress!
Another millimeter and I had drilled through. I could see a drop of pus seeping into the cavity from the roots. Once the pus was drained out, the boy felt much better and allowed me to proceed with the RCT (root canal treatment) and the rest of the treatment went like a dream. Two more sittings and the procedure had been completed to everybody's satisfaction.
When I had tried to work on the tooth the first time, the nerves were inflamed and extra sensitive. In the later stage they were fully infected, 'dead' and degenerated. So there was no sensation at all!
I failed miserably trying to treat pulpitis (initial inflammation of the soft tissue present in side the tooth) but could successfully treat an abscess, which is a complication arising out of untreated pupitis!!
I had read this joke long back and had thought it was a joke. Not any more!
ಬಹಳ ನೆಗಡಿ ಡಾಕ್ಟರೆ ( I have severe cold, doctor)
ದಿನಾ ನಾಕು ಸರ್ತಿ ತಣ್ಣೀರು ಸ್ನಾನ ಮಾಡಿ ಎದೆ ಮೇಲೆ ಒದ್ದೆ ಬಟ್ಟೆ ಹಾಕಿಕೊಂಡು ನೆಲದಮೇಲೆ ಮಲಗಿಕೊಳ್ಳಿ. (Have a cold water bath four times a day, spread a wet cloth on your chest and lie on the floor.)
ಅಯ್ಯೋ ನೆಗಡಿ ಹೆಚ್ಚಾಗಿ ನ್ಯುಮೋನಿಯಾ ಆಗಲ್ವಾ ಡಾಕ್ಟರೆ ? (won't my cold turn into pneumonia?)
ಅದಕ್ಕೆರೀ ಹೇಳ್ತಾ ಇರೋದು . ನನಗೆ ನ್ಯುಮೊನಿಯಾಗೆ ಔಷಧಿ ಗೊತ್ತು. ನೆಗಡಿಗೆ ಗೊತ್ತಿಲ್ಲ. (That's why I told you that. I know to treat pneaumonia. Not common cold! )
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The Irish Italian Festival started with a 5K on Friday evening. My younger brother and father both entered the race. Jaeyoun and I joined my grandmother, mother, and nephews at the finish line.
The parade was Saturday morning and was pretty special this year since my mother was the queen of the festival and got to ride with the king on a main float!
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Jaeyoun and I missed the Mardi Gras parade in Hattiesburg last year, but this year we decided that we were going to walk down and enjoy the festivities. We met up with a couple of friends and attempted to catch as many beads and throws as possible. I was really happy to see that the parade drew such a nice crowd and that the rainy weather cleared for a bit. We have already decided that next year we want to ride in it; now we just have to figure out whose float we can join. We are still considering heading down to New Orleans for a larger parade this year, but with Jaeyoun's school schedule, that is still up in the air. As usual, we get Fat Tuesday off, but this is right in the middle of achievement tests for my students, and it just isn't a great time to leave Hattiesburg.
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The crunch and savoury quality of pumpkin seeds makes all the difference to this decadent chocolate-toffee bark.
12 tbsp (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, cubed
1 cup sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp vanilla extract
8 oz bittersweet chocolate, chopped
3/4 cup toasted pumpkin seeds, toasted
Sea salt
Step 1. Line a large baking pan with parchment paper. Put the pan on a flat surface and protect the surface—because toffee is sugar cooked at a high temperature—with a trivet or a towel underneath. In a small saucepan, combine the butter, sugar, and 2 tbsp water (being careful not to get sugar on the sides of the pan, where it can crystallize) and bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring until the sugar dissolves. Boil the mixture, stirring constantly, until it turns a beautiful caramel color (about 295°F on a candy thermometer), about 7 minutes. Immediately remove from the heat.
Step 2. Add the salt and stir to combine, then add the vanilla and stir to combine. Be careful: the mixture is very hot and will sputter.
Step 3. Immediately pour the toffee onto the parchment paper–lined pan and, with a heatproof spatula, quickly spread it in an even layer almost to the edges. (This is very hot, so resist the temptation to stick a finger in it.) Let cool completely.
Step 4. Temper the chocolate. Bring 2" of water to a bare simmer in a medium pot. Set a medium metal bowl over it, add two-thirds of the chocolate, and gently melt it. Remove the bowl from the heat and stir in the remaining chocolate until melted and smooth.
Step 5. Pat the surface of the cooled toffee dry to make sure the chocolate will adhere properly. With the heatproof spatula, spread the melted chocolate in an even layer over the toffee, then quickly scatter the pumpkin seeds on top and sprinkle with sea salt. Let stand until the chocolate hardens.
Step 6. Break the toffee into large pieces. The toffee will keep, covered, for up to 2 weeks.
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Reprinted with permission from The Gramercy Tavern Cookbook (2013, Clarkson Potter.)
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Gov. Steve Beshear told supporters in Newport Wednesday he not only wants to win re-election, he wants to win by a landslide. "We're going to win this race, but I don't want to just win this race, I want to beat the socks of this guy," Beshear said. "We need to beat him bad, because we need to send a strong message out here, and that message is this: 'We don't want the kind of dysfunctional politics going on in Washington D.C. right now."
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H.O.T.'s Ryan Hardiman celebrity volunteer Saturday at Wild Ramp
HUNTINGTON — Local theater veteran Ryan Hardiman will join the Wild Ramp volunteer team Saturday, July 20, as the day's celebrity volunteer.
Ryan will be bagging groceries, greeting customers and helping the nonprofit local food market from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ryan follows fellow celebrity volunteers Chris Miller of Dutch Miller Kia(May) and Huntington Mayor Steve Williams (July).
Having shared several summers with Huntington Outdoor Theater in "Beauty and the Beast" (Beast), "The Wedding Singer" (Robbie Hart), "My Fair Lady" (Freddie EynesfordHill) and "Guys and Dolls" (Big Jule), Ryan is proud to be a part of HOT's final show, playing Corny Collins in "Hairspray."
Ryan will be bringing a pair of tickets to give away, good for one night at "Hairspray."
Customers that buy an item while Ryan is in the store will be entered in a drawing to win the tickets.
While Ryan is in the market, the Wild Ramp is partnering with neighbor CommonGround Shoppes to host the Mid-Summer Herb Fair. Herb plants and vendors will be on the patio in front of the stores from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Some of Ryan's most notable roles include "Next to Normal" (Dan), "Evita", (Che) and "RENT" (Roger) for Charleston Light Opera Guild, "Jesus Christ Superstar" (Jesus) for Contemporary Youth Arts Company, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical"(Jekyll/Hyde) for ACTC and ARTS, "The Scarlet Pimpernel" (Chauvelin) for ACTC, "HAIR" (Berger) for Marshall University Theatre, "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" (Hedwig) "Cabaret" (Emcee) "The Rocky Horror Show" (Riff Raff) "Dracula" (Renfield) and "The Pillowman" (Katurian) for Charleston Stage Company, "Man Of La Mancha" (Cervantes/Don Quixote) for 5th Avenue Theatre Company and "Into The Woods
(Wolf/Cinderella's Prince) for Appalachian Regional Theatre.
Ryan was chosen by popular audience vote and was named the first ever "Symphony Idol" with The West Virginia Symphony Orchestra. He has been a featured vocalist in several concerts with the WVSO, The Huntington Symphony Orchestra, and headlined a series of WVSO Pops concerts at The Clay Center.
Ryan is Art Director with WCHS/FOX11 TV and lives in Huntington, WV with his wife, Jean, and
daughters Chloe, Celeste and Chelsea.
The Wild Ramp is a nonprofit, nontraditional local food market that opened its doors in July 2012. The market is staffed by volunteers and gives 90% of every dollar sold back to the producer. All producers are located within 250 miles of Huntington. The Wild Ramp is located in Suite 13 in the Shops at Heritage Station, at the corner of 11th Street and Veterans Memorial Boulevard.
Learn more about the Wild Ramp at www.wildramp.org or call 304-523-RAMP (7267).


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A 2007 NCAA College football season full of huge upsets added yet another great performance to the list when the 17th-ranked University of Kentucky pulled off a thrilling triple overtime win over top-ranked Louisiana State University. Tied at 37 at the end of double overtime, the Wildcats delivered the game winner when quarterback Andre Woodson hit a wide open Steve Johnson for the score, earning Kentucky their second Pontiac Game Changing Performance nomination.
Now it is up to Kentucky fans to determine if the Wildcats earned the ?Pontiac Game Changing Performance? for the seventh week of the 2007 NCAA? Football Season. UK fans can go to , where they can view video clips of the four finalists and vote for their favorite play. Voting begins on Sunday morning and ends at midnight on Wednesday. ESPN will announce this week?s ?Pontiac Game Changing Performance? winner, on Thursday night, during the Pontiac Performance Halftime Report.
The winning university earns a $5,000 contribution from Pontiac to their general scholarship fund. Additionally, the winning play will be nominated for the ?Pontiac Game Changing Performance of the Year? and the chance to win a $100,000 General Scholarship from Pontiac.
?Awarding more than $1 million since its inception, the Pontiac Game Changing Performance program continues to be a great example of how passionate fans can have a positive impact academically and athletically by generating scholarship dollars for university-wide programs,? said Kirk Herbstreit, ESPN GameDay Analyst.
In addition, each week one lucky individual who visits pontiac.com/ncaa, will also win a $5,000 scholarship for them self or their family. In total, Pontiac will provide $300,000 worth of scholarships to universities and individuals throughout the season.
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Casino Aztar files civil suit against country western nightclub | POLL
EVANSVILLE - Casino Aztar has filed a civil suit alleging that Stoney's Rockin' Country, which was scheduled to open in the former Jillian's Billard's Club in the Aztar entertainment district, has defaulted on its lease and owes them more than $300,000 in back rent and other expenses.
According to the complaint filed in Vanderburgh Circuit Court, the country western nightclub was supposed to open on Jan. 1, and the company has refused to pay Casino Aztar pursuant to the default notice.
Grady Aitken, Casino Aztar's general manager, said things just got a point where nothing was happening.
"We got to this point because we expected an opening quite a bit earlier and we're kind of disappointed we didn't get to that stage. We've had to take this step," he said.
"We expected we would be able to offer our guests something by the entertainment option early this year or even late last year and that just didn't happen. So we're trying to work towards a resolution with Stoney's and the contractors."
Aitken said they are looking to find a new entertainment option, but they are still early on in the process.
Casino Aztar has terminated its lease with the company as of Thursday and said the nightclub owes them $302,075.24 for back rent, utility charges, waster collection, utility service and landscaping charges, late fees and interest.
In an affadavit of support in the case, Tropicana Entertainment president and CEO Scott Butera said that "Stoney's has unlawfully retained possession of the premises and is currently without right to possession thereof, its breach of the lease, notice sent to it requesting that the breach and default be cured and a continued failure to cure such breach and default."
Butera said the estimated rental value of the presmises is $57,350 per month plus other rent for common area maintenance charges, taxes and other items.
Officials from Stoney's said they had no comment on the lawsuit.
Stoney's was renovating the location at the former Jillian's Billards Club, and was the latest tenant in the Aztar entertainment district on Riverside Drive across from the casino. The nightclub, which bills itself as "the largest country nightclub in Las Vegas" would have featured a dance floor, live bands and DJs, bars, pool tables, beer pong, a mechanical bull, cowboy arcade and a full service restaurant.
In addition to a Stoney's Rockin' Country in Las Vegas, Stoney's also operates a bar called Stoney's North Forty in the Sante Fe Hotel and Casino, which is also located in Las Vegas.
Aitken said they were told that some of the delays in the project were because Stoney's was having to relocate properties in Las Vegas to a stand alone location.
"So they said they had to turn their attention to that," he said. "We had very limited conversation until they told us they were close to getting that location open and they could refocus here."
But that hasn't happened, he said, and Casino Aztar got to a point that it wasn't feeling comfortable anymore.
"We want to liven that district and make better use of it," Aitken said. "Eventually have the complex completed integrated at some time."
An initial hearing has been scheduled for June 1 on the eviction portion of the lawsuit.
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Ghanaian defender Gideon Baah scores first goal for HJK Helsinki
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Ghanaian defender Gideon Baah scored his first ever goal for HJK Helsinki in their Finish Cup Suomen Cup win over ROPS on Wednesday.
The 22-year-old struck on the 15th minute mark to double the lead of the champions in the game played at the Sonera Stadium as they strolled to a 2-0 win.
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Mesa Mei won his 62 career-singles victory on Wednesday night.
Jan. 16, 2013
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Junior Mesa Mei won his singles match for the Xavier men's tennis team who dropped a 6-1 decision to fourth-ranked Ohio State at the Varsity Tennis Center on Wednesday to open its 2013 season.
Mei picked up his victory (6-4, 6-2) for Xavier (0-1) at the number two singles spot over the Buckeyes (1-0) Ille Van Engelen. The victory improves the junior's all-time singles record to 62-29.
"Although we fell short everybody did an outstanding job competing the entire night," head coach Eric Toth said. "Ohio State always makes it very difficult on you, but I felt our guys battled them court for court about as well as any team I've ever brought up here.
"If you we can put out this type of effort every time we take to the court and play to our ability we will be really successful this year. We will need this same type of effort and performance to beat a very good Cleveland State team on Friday."
In three singles matches Xavier faced nationally-ranked opponents and lost each decision. Junior Jimmy Roebker had the hardest challenge facing the nation's top-ranked player Peter Koblet. Roebker, playing at the number one singles slot, lost in straight sets (7-5, 6-3).
Also losing to ranked opponents were senior Brandon MacDonald and freshman Adam Krull. MacDonald dropped his decision (6-3, 6-2) to No. 30 Chris Diaz at the fourth singles spot and Krull was defeated (6-2, 6-2) by No. 13 Connor Smith at the five spot.
Xavier's other singles players were freshman Zach Mueck who lost (6-3, 6-3) to Devin McCarthy at No. 3 singles and sophomore Michael Moe who fell (6-2, 6-4) to Constantin Christ in No. 6 singles play.
The Musketeers battled in two of their three doubles matches but eventually dropped the point to the Buckeyes. Redshirt senior Patrick Bandy and Roebker held a brief lead in their number one doubles match but eventually fell to Kobelt and Smith, 8-5.Senior Philip Diaz and Mei also kept close to Van Engelen and McCarthy but lost the match, 8-4. MacDonald and Mueck were defeated by Kevin Metka and Hunter Callahan by an 8-1 margin.
Xavier returns to Cincinnati for one of its two matches schedule for the weekend. The Musketeers host Cleveland State at Eastern Hills Indoor Tennis Club on Friday beginning at 7 p.m. and will travel to IUPUI for a match on Sunday.
Singles competition 1. #1 Peter Kobelt (OSU) def. Jimmy Roebker (XU) 7-5, 6-3 2. Mesa Mei (XU) def. Ille Van Engelen (OSU) 6-4, 6-2 3. Devin McCarthy (OSU) def. Zach Mueck (XU) 6-3, 6-2 4. #30 Chris Diaz (OSU) def. Brandon MacDonald (XU) 6-3, 6-2 5. #13 Connor Smith (OSU) def. Adam Krull (XU) 6-2, 6-2 6. Constantin Christ (OSU) def. Michael Moe (XU) 6-2, 6-4
Doubles competition 1. Peter Kobelt/Connor Smith (OSU) def. Patrick Bandy/Jimmy Roebker (XU) 8-5 2. Ille Van Engelen/Devin McCarthy (OSU) def. Philip Diaz/Mesa Mei (XU) 8-4 3. Kevin Metka/Hunter Callahan (OSU) def. Brandon MacDonald/Zach Mueck (XU) 8-1
Match Notes: Order of finish: Doubles (3,2,1); Singles (4,2,5,3,1,6) Attendance: 91


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Everything in Annie Douglas' life has taught her that men can't be trusted. Although Burke is big,strong, and not seemingly gentle, Annie feels drawn to the handsome Texas cowboy. Upon discovering Burke's advertisement for a wife, Annie shyly asks if he might consider her.
Burke Dawson wants children; unfortunately, that also includes a wife. His first wife was a citified hellcat who stole half of his ranch. Now Burke's determined to find an honest country girl with no expectations of love.
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Twenty-year-old Ryelee Snyder is pregnant and alone. Fortunately, she finds a job as a nanny to precocious four-year-old Rheenie Maloney. Life is perfect except for Horse Trainer, Clint Maloney. Ryelee feels his disapproval and is in constant fear of being fired.
Clint Maloney needs help with his daughter but he never bargained on Ryelee Snyder. The tall, gangly, girl is a menace. Clint spends too much of his time rescuing her from her latest mishap. Upon finding out about her pregnancy, Clint's feelings begin to change. He no longer views her as a nuisance but as a passionate woman with a generous heart.
Callie's Heart
Callie Daniels' mother has one dying wish. She wants neighboring rancher, Garrett O'Neill, to marry her seventeen year old daughter. It's not supposed to be a conventional marriage.Garrett O'Neill would keep Callie's ranch safe and Callie would go away to college.
Four years later, Callie comes home with stars in her eyes and happily ever after in her heart. She plans to make their marriage real until finds the new housekeeper, Sylvie in Garrett's arms.
Lone Star Joy
Sexy, Cowboy, Stamos Walker runs a work release program for nonviolent male prisoners. When Joy Courtland shows up on his doorstep, he assumes she's the nanny. He hands her his son and rushes out to work.
Joy, a convicted felon, bonds with little Dillon immediately. Stamos isn't happy when he returns and finds out Joy is not the nanny.
While trying to get Joy back to prison through the proper channels, Stamos realizes Joy is not a killer. He doesn't want her to go back to prison. Stamos is willing to try everything he can to keep Joy safe even if it means marriage.
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