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For most of the year, a 30-by-50-foot television screen serves as a kind of ever-shifting background in the middle of Westgate City Center, surrounded by busy shops and bustling restaurants. It's rarely, if ever, a focal point.
But over the next few weeks, Westgate's giant screen will be the complex's main attraction.
The WaterDance Film Festival has returned for its second year, bringing hit family-friendly movies weekly to the Glendale shopping center.
"We looked at this huge, state-of-the-art television screen and we thought, how can we be community-minded while using our own resources?" said Nicole Traynor, the festival's planner.
This year, Traynor is adding a twist to the eight-week festival. Each week will have a themed giveaway or charity drive to complement the movie being screened.
"Superman Returns" and "Michael Jackson's This Is It" screenings will be accompanied by costume contests. "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" showing will encourage the audience to donate blood to United Blood Services.
"Each week, we're trying to incorporate not only a family-friendly tie-in, but one that also educates and gives back to the community," Traynor said.
Lorraine Pino, tourism manager at the Glendale Office of Tourism and Visitors Center, said the festival provides Valley residents a summer "staycation."
"You feel like you're on vacation at Westgate City Center," Pino said. "People are really starting to understand the importance of keeping dollars local and rediscovering their community."
The festival's summer audience is encouraged to bring blankets and chairs for these free screenings:
��Friday, 7:30 p.m. "Toy Story 2" and a visit from the West Valley's Challenger Space Center.
��May 28, 7:30 p.m. "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" and a blood drive for United Blood Services.
��June 4, 7:30 p.m. "Superman Returns" and a superhero costume contest with prizes from Westgate businesses.
��June 11, 7:30 p.m. "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" and self-made robot displays from Valley children.
��June 18, 8 p.m. "The Blind Side" and a raffle for those who donate to Glendale Youth Sports.
��June 25, 8 p.m. "Michael Jackson's This Is It" and a Michael Jackson costume contest.
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COLUMBIA CITY — A familiar face throughout the county recently became the newest face in downtown Columbia City.
Rhoades Automotive has consolidated its two previous locations — one on South Line Street and the other on U.S. 30 in Larwill — to one spot on West Van Buren Street, Columbia City. Lamonte Rhoades, president, said having a location downtown was important to the company.
"We wanted to be part of downtown, if possible," he said.
Columbia City's redevelopment commission stepped in for help. The company received a facade grant, which Rhoades said helped in the placement of new signs for the building.
"The signs make an impact," he said. "People notice them. The city helped with signs and modifications to the building," he said. "We are very grateful and thankful for that. It's a huge help when they're willing to invest in a small business like ours."
Rhoades had been looking to bring the two locations together for some time, and he said having the downtown spot in the city made everything he wanted a reality.
"We wanted to be a part of Columbia City," he said. "We feel like we are. The people we serve in this town are so important to us. We wanted to be a local, family-owned, small business."
The signs and new location have also increased the visibility of the car dealer. "People may have heard of us, but they didn't know what we did. Now you can really see it," he said. "We have had a lot of (foot) traffic so far."
There were four buildings for sale on the corner of West Van Buren Street and Walnut Street, which is where Rhoades Automotive sits. Since the company is now on the southwest side of the corner, there is one open business at the intersection.
"People tell us they are thankful we are here," Rhoades said. "For us, to actually have something going at this side of town is a big benefit."
Rhoades said the location may be different, but he hopes to do what he has been doing for years — get people the automobiles they need.
His dealership works with sellers across the nation to line up customers with the exact make and model they want. Rhoades said that has brought people back.
"Seventy percent of our business is probably referral or repeat business," he said. While the base of the business will remain the same, Rhoades Automotive has also added detailing since the move to West Van Buren Street.
"We have needed that service for a long time," Rhoades said. "People can get quality service on cleaning and polishing their vehicles."
The approach Rhoades Automotive takes as a car dealership is slightly unconventional as well. Besides what is on the lot, Rhoades uses an online program to match sellers across the nation with local buyers.
Customers sit at the computer screen and see the price Rhoades is paying for the car, so they know the profit the company is taking from each purchase.
"We don't have the mark-up of others," Rhoades said. "We don't have the budgets either."
What Rhoades Automotive has is a local touch. That is a revolution in the economy that took a while for the dealership's president to see.
"I didn't realize that years ago," Rhoades said. "People like to do business locally, with people they go to church with, that they see at functions and they see at the chamber of commerce."
Local business ultimately benefits the local consumers.
"If it stays local, the taxes stay here," Rhoades said. "Your money stays in Whitley County."
Even with a new location, Rhoades expects to do what has become a passion for him — selling cars. And it has become a family affair, as his wife and daughter work alongside him.
"I love cars," he said. "This is not work. This is fun, every day. We've been very blessed to be here."


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Our first grammar unit in 6th Grade Writing is Parts of Speech. By the end of this unit, you will be able to identify and correctly use nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections.
Snapshot Assignment
Our new unit in 6th Grade Writing is all about sensory details. Being able to describe what the narrator sees, hears, smells, feels, and tastes is imperative for a great literary work. The Snapshot is a three paragraph assignment, detailing one moment in time experienced by the narrator. The rough draft is do on Wednesday, October 9 and the final draft is due Friday, October 11. To the right is an example and below it is the assignment description.
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Harrisburg at Dallas, 7pm
Sac at San Diego
Detroit at Illinois
Rockford at Ohio
Reportedly less than 300 tickets left as of 30 minutes ago.
The SD v Sac game wasn't so much a game, as it was a complete and utter beatdown (15-2). Feel really bad for the freshman side. They should not have been paired in their franchise opener with the Sockers. It was getting sad by the end.
On the plus side the Sockers made their triumphant return to the ancestral indoor home at the Valley View Casino Center (SD Sports Arena), hoisted their 13th championship banner into the rafters, and did it all in front of a pretty darn large crowd.
Here is a corrected Dallas-Harrisburg box score.
I say "corrected" because the score narrative on the PASL web site still lists scores in the MPS format. I have also added a 6 foul penalty that our scorekeepers wrote down but didn't get into the official box score.
I need to get the referee names from the team so that I can correct it further and make it official.
Or you could just link to the boxscore that shows up on the actual scoreboard like everyone else until Pointstreak fixes the gamesheet http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/boxscore.html?gameid=2042820
Just giving you a hard time. Seriously, it was good seeing you tonight as well as Jay Berlo, Ed Hamm, Ronnie Davis, Jim Tolbert, Gordon Jago, Richard Chinapoo, Sagu and Tatu. A lot of people I haven't seen since the Freezz days (2001) or the last time I was in Dallas for a game (1998).
Baltimore was well-represented tonight by Sagu, Shaun David, Ricardinho, Chinapoo, David Kern, Mike Uremovich (Sr.), and Rusty Troy.
The Sockers also won it without half their starters, missing, due to injuries, prior outdoor commitments, and suspensions. So the Surge were playing against a team with half the roster filled with Sockers Reserves.
Thought some names sounded unfamiliar. Yeah again, Sac isn't a terrible side. They just shouldn't have been made to open against the Sockers.
Oh and attendance was 3,545 last night in San Diego which seems like a legit number based on the crowd I saw last night. And it's an improvement of 1,400 over their average from Del Mar last year. If they can hold at numbers like that or even improve on them the move closer to town might pay off nicely.
Do you have a source for that average from last year?
The source is "the stats". They averaged 2,197 last year.
You read his post where he said San Diego averaged 1,400 in Del Mar last year right?
No, he never said that. He said 3,545 is 1,400 more than what they averaged last year, though...
Yes yes you are correct, I misread.
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Men's Basketball | Thursday, February 27, 2014
Luedtke Selected Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference
Sophomore Forward Finishes Second in NWC with 7.9 Rebounds per Game
SALEM, ORE. -- Willamette University forward Brandon "Bubba" Luedtke (So., F, Meridian, ID/Mt. View HS) has been named Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference for the 2013-14 season. Luedtke ranked second in the NWC with 7.9 rebounds per game and averaged 10.6 points per game for the Bearcats.
Luedtke was particularly strong as a defensive rebounder. He led the entire NWC with 5.8 defensive rebounds per game, including five games with double-digit defensive boards. Including offensive boards, he earned at least seven total rebounds in 15 games this season.
He scored a career-high 25 points against Pacific University on Feb. 4, while hitting 10 of 13 field goals. Just three days earlier, he scored 24 points against Whitman College. He grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds against the University of California-Santa Cruz on Dec. 28 and matched that performance against Linfield College on Jan. 10.
This season, Luedtke scored 264 points and shot 51.6% from the field (99 of 192). As the season progressed, he moved from his forward position to start many of Willamette's possessions as a point guard. Despite still working to score inside, he earned 49 assists overall and had at least one assist in each of the Bearcats' final 15 games, including 11 games with three or more assists.
"We started him at four different positions throughout the year, asked him to guard all five positions at varying times, and he lead us in rebounds, field goal percentage and steals, all vastly different categories," Willamette Head Coach Kip Ioane said. "Bubba is one of the most versatile players we've had in the past five seasons."
In two seasons at Willamette, Luedtke has established himself as a key player of the Bearcats. He has scored 326 career points while grabbing 275 rebounds. He owns a 53.4% field goal percentage during his career.
"We believe his selflessness and willingness to play and do whatever we ask is reflective of not only his dedication to the team, but to all our players as a whole," Ioane commented.
Luedtke has played in 48 games so far in his career with the Bearcats. He saw action in all 25 games this season, including 21 starts. He reached double figures in scoring 12 times in 2013-14, and scored at least eight points 18 times.
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The Prime Minister has warned Britain must ensure the "memory and the lessons of the Holocaust are never forgotten" as survivors met yesterday to discuss plans for a lasting memorial to mark the atrocity.
David Cameron said he was "awestruck" by the dedication of those who survived the death camps, who have shared their memories of the horrors they suffered to ensure that future generations do not forget them.
He made the comments ahead of a meeting of hundreds of survivors of Nazi persecution held in London as part of the Holocaust Commission set up by the Government. The meeting, hosted by television presenter Natasha Kaplinsky was believed to be one of the largest gatherings of survivors ever held in Britain.


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Heading to Chicago for a conference in about a month. Staying at the hilton garden inn on State and Grand, very close to the magnificent mile.
I won't have a car and would like to find some decent local places within walking distance. Inexpensive is better (grad student budget). Any recommendations welcome. Pubs, pizza places, hole-in-the walls, whatever.
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RE-ARRANGE Guest Bedroom ~ This client needed a makeover and was working with a "minimal budget". There was some confusion as how to label this small room. Is it a "guest bedroom" or an "office" ? The best solution was to make this a more functioning "Guest Bedroom". Two pairs of "new drape panels" were installed at the outer edges of the awkward window placement. The window treatments now appear to widen the room and add the much needed color interest. Worn out window shades were replaced with "faux wood" blinds that allow easier access for opening and closing. The futon serves as a sofa and a bed and was to remain in the room. Two "new pilIows were placed on the futon. I removed the misplaced photos and shelves to allow this space to became a simple backdrop for a "new" piece of art. The office desk would be moved to another room and was replaced with a "craigslist" makeup vanity for the client's use. It is also available to any guests ( usually her visiting daughters ). The client's existing Tiffany floor lamp was brought in from another room. I added a small round end table next to the futon to conserve space in this small area. The coffee table "trunk" was stolen from a corner in the client's living room. Casters were added to the trunk base for moveability when the the futon is opened. A few table accessories complete this Makeover.
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The sofa table was sold and was replaced with two chairs at the window where I added "new" window treatments to create coziness and color cohesiveness. The client's pillows were taken from the living room and placed on the chairs for a "pop" of color. A "new lamp" sits on top of the client's existing end table that was re-located here from her living room where it was misplaced. The sofa was removed and sold. The suspended wall cabinet was moved to an adjacent wall in this room to provide office storage. A curio cabinet was purchased on "craigslist", to display the client's photos, doll collectibles and mementos that were previously randomly placed in the living room.
RE-ARRANGE Guest Bedroom ~ Shelf and photos were removed, allowing space for "new" drapes. New blinds have replaced the outdated window shades. Client purchased a new TV mount and small shelf for components. The antique trunk was moved from the client's living room and mounted on casters for mobility. Pillows were added on the futon for texture, color and interest. The not needed dresser was sold.
RE-ARRANGE Guest Bedroom ~ Shelves and photos on both walls were removed. The office desk was moved to another room. Client purchased a make-up vanity set in lieu of the desk. An inexpensive artwork replaced the over-done photo grouping. The dresser was sold to allow additional open space in this small room and was not needed for storage.
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~ The two wall cabinets were awkwardly placed and inconvenient. To stay within the client's budget, I re-positioned the existing cabinets on an adjacent wall. The sofa was sold to create more open space in the room. "New drapes" added color and texture to the room. Two new chairs provide extra seating. The floor lamp found a fresh place in the guest bedroom. Shelves from an adjacent wall in this same room, were re-mounted where the sofa once was.
RE-ARRANGE Office Bedroom ~ This junk room was a catch-all for anything that did not have a home. The small room had no function. An "office" space was the best solution for this original bedroom. Keeping the mimimal budget in mind, the existing wall cabiinets were moved to the adjacent wall and mounted on top of a "new shelf unit" that mimicks "hutch-like" storage above the desk which was brought in from another bedroom. The two existing shelves in this room were moved counter-clockwise and mounted on the wall where the sofa was previously located. Artworks on the wall are the client's own items. The sofa was too large for this space and was sold. Now, everything in this "new" office has a real purpose.
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All spices that tested positive were ground, and the positive tests were on: clove, coriander, cumin, fenugreek, mace, sage, thyme, and white pepper.


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By tully | "Boredom at Its Boredest" by Michael Tully July 5, 2011 at 7:42AM
Not really, but it sure feels that way to me. Today is July 5, 2011, which marks the one-year anniversary from when we started shooting Septien. It's gloriously unfathomable to comprehend just how quickly this film was turned around. Here's a trusty guide to letting you know what's happening this week...
TUESDAY, JULY 5th
Thanks to Cristina Cacioppo at 92YTribeca, at 8pm a 16mm print of the unheralded made-for-TV gem Bad Ronald (1974)—a very roundabout inspiration for Septien—will be rolling through the projector before my disbelieving eyes. Bad Ronald is a movie I watched all alone at a way too young age, and it left a deep impression on me. I highly recommend joining in on tonight's fun. Don't forget: Alcohol is sold at this theater so you can get your buzz on to Buzz Kulik's creepily strange movie!
Buy tickets RIGHT HERE.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6th
Septien opens at the IFC Center! We will definitely be doing a Q&A after the 8pm show, so if you were planning to support the film on Wednesday, this might be the best one to attend (I will probably introduce the 9:50pm one but I'm not sure about that just yet). More importantly, from 9pm to midnight, just a few blocks away, in a bona fide SoHo gallery space, we will be having our opening night party, featuring all of Onur Tukel's insane artwork from the film! And, yes, there might even be deviled eggs if the world grants us one final act of mercy.
Not only will Onur's incredible artwork be disturbing the walls during the opening night party, but it turns out the gallery is being kind enough to keep it up on Thursday and Friday from 11am-8pm. As I didn't have anything to do with this particular bit of creative insanity, I feel comfortable in highly recommending that you embrace this extremely rare opportunity to check out Onur's work in such a comprehensive way, as we're not sure if or when it will ever be displayed like this again. Here's a cute little video Onur cut together to help spread the word about the gallery showing:
Here's the part when I turn into the type of desperate person that I hate. But desperate times call for pathetic actions. While we realize that so many of you have already spent time and money either VODing the film, watching it at BAM, or catching it at another film festival somewhere, now is when things get serious. It is incredibly important that we have as financially successful an opening weekend as possible. Even if you aren't able to attend, perhaps you know someone who might get a kick out of our movie, or maybe you don't like a particular coworker and know that this movie will send them tailspinning into a confused, angry direction. Please spread the word as widely and loudly as you feel comfortable spreading it!
There will be Q&As after the 8pm showings on both Friday and Saturday nights. Of course, most of you have heard me yap more than enough already—the movie itself is what matters. Which makes every screening worth attending!
Thank you so very much for being so helpful and supportive and all that good stuff. Making movies is such a difficult thing to do. The fact that we are opening theatrically almost exactly one year to the day from when we started shooting is a flat-out miracle. We've already exceeded our wildest expectations for Septien, so it seems like why not try to exceed them some more? With your help, we'll be able to do just that!
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In this example we'll be using a standard single piston foot pump, which is available from most motor spares stores.
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Posted: January 21, 2013|
Truro City have sprung a surprise by appointing former manager Steve Massey as Head of Football Development with immediate effect.
His role which will embrace the First, Second, Youth and Ladies' teams, say the club, with the emphasis on working with the team managers, while attracting the very best players within the county to the club and developing their skills to play at the highest standard possible.
Truro City Chairman Peter Masters said: "Steve Massey brings with him the additional football knowledge and experience the club needs at this decisive time, given the historical problems and the 10-point deduction from both the first and second teams at the beginning of September, 2012, as a penalty for entering Administration.
"The reality is that the second team looks secure in its League, being currently positioned out of the drop zone, which is in contrast to the first team which so far this season has won only five of the 23 games played, lost the last three and are now 16 points adrift at the bottom of the Conference South League (and still would be without the 10 points deduction) with just 19 games remaining.
"Therefore as Chairman it is encumbering on me to take action now and as such it will be Steve's first task to support Lee Hodges as first team manager in every way possible to ensure that we have a squad that is capable of returning to its winning form in an attempt to avoid relegation whilst planning for every eventuality in future. It is still mathematically possible to stay up and anything can happen and even more so when you consider the financial status of one or two other Clubs in this League at this particular time."
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WolverineNation roundtable
By Tom VanHaaren, Michael Rothstein & Chantel Jennings
On Thursdays, our writers sit down to chat Michigan sports. Today, they ponder this weekend's two big visitors, a possible Big Ten tournament run for the basketball team, and how often Brady Hoke will use the word "competitive" during Friday's news conference.
Watch List tight end Nic Weishar will visit Michigan this weekend.
1.ĀWatch List defensive lineman
Da'Shawn Hand
(Woodbridge, Va./Woodbridge) and Watch List tight end
Nic Weishar
(Chicago/Marist) visit this weekend. What part of the visit is the most important to keep these top players interested in Michigan?
Chantel Jennings:
I think it's important that they get a feel for Michigan academically. Every school they visit will roll out the red carpet with facilities, coaches and weightlifting. However, Hand and Weishar are very academically focused, and in the end it could be a big selling point if either looks back on that great talk he had with a Michigan professor or how accommodating certain features were for education.
Michael Rothstein:
This sounds simplistic, but having fun and making a connection with at least one player who will be around when they arrive on campus. It's pretty early in the process for these guys, so just giving them a good experience is the most critical thing.
Tom VanHaaren:
For Hand it will be two things; the academic side and finding out if Ann Arbor is a place he can see himself living. Hand is one of the top prospects in his class, but he is very focused on academics, specifically engineering, so it will be important for Michigan to show him everything on that side. I think this visit could be a big deal in the end, especially because he is planning a return visit for the Notre Dame night game.
2.ĀMichigan starts its Big Ten Tournament run today, how far do the Wolverines go?
I think they'll make it to the championship and lose to Ohio State. I think they'll beat IU in the semis because one of the hardest things to do in a single season is beating the same team three times.
Semifinals, before another loss to Indiana. This isn't necessarily a bad thing for Michigan, though. Right now, the Wolverines do not have the feel of a team that can win 10 consecutive games, which is what they would need to do to win the Big Ten and national championship. They do, however, have the capability of winning six in a row. The most important thing for Michigan now, though, is winning a couple of games in the Big Ten tournament to get its confidence back.
The conference has been a toss-up all season, so it's probably going to be tough to predict the tournament. I think the Wolverines make it to the championship game. I don't know who wins, but I think they make it to the final game.
3.ĀSpring ball starts up this weekend, how many times does Brady Hoke say "compete" (or some derivative of the word) during his opening news conference?
At least 30. My guess is at least eight of those instances deal with the offensive line, five to seven are in reference to the quarterback position, three to four will be about wide receivers and the rest is a crapshoot about whichever defensive position gets talked about the most.
I'm going to say 25. That may seem like a lot, but this presser will likely be a combination of a pro day presser and spring practice opener, which means there will be a lot of competing going on.
A lot.
3b.ĀWhat position competition are you most looking forward to see this spring?
I'm interested to see what happens in the secondary.Ā
Blake Countess
not participating in the spring opens up reps for some younger guys. Should be interesting to see if anyone stands out.
I'm most curious about the Will linebacker between
Desmond Morgan
James Ross III
. It might be the most talented individual position on the roster and should be fierce between players who have at least some experience.
It's too bad that
Derrick Green
didn't enroll early, because I think the running backs would be my pick if he were here. I will say defensive line, though. I think there are some interesting battles that could take place and players who haven't proven themselves yet. It should be interesting to see who rises to the top along the line and what the D-line ultimately looks like during the season.


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We agreed to go our separate ways, each of us did not want to face,
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We had a love so special, we had it all.
And how we succumbed to pressures and our marriage took the fall.
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The computer industry has not found an easy solution to the problem of spam. Solutions vary, but combination of various approaches seems to make the most sense. One of the most useful approaches is to allow the mail server to filter messages before forwarding them to the user. Many projects are working on this problem, and we have looked at some of them in this column, SpamAssassin [5] for example. But this month we'll focus on a different approach: filter networks. Many administrators have started applying multiple filters, combining spam and antivirus scanners, for example, or using multiple filters to achieve more hits. There are no limits to the effort you can put into this, but the more complex a system becomes, the more susceptible it is to configuration errors.
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First of all...I have to give props to '602section' for bringing up the infamous Iverson "practice" rant. That's easily my favorite media snippet of all time.
Now...as a season ticket holder (Sec. 621) who lives in Houston, I love this. If the practices are open to the public, I may take off work to go check it out.
"He votes against it and it gets passed anyway, the racist freeloaders of New Orleans claim he doesn't care about them and he loses the next election."
That quote alone illustrates the sad state of affairs we all have to deal with. All you folks on here screaming racism, racism, racism...and your very words and beliefs are showing that you are just as racist as the people you are pointing your fingers at.
Anyways...to the subject at hand, Cao represents a district made up mostly of folks (of all races) that would directly benefit from the funds provided by the bill. For him to vote against it is a DIRECT slap in the face to the very people he's supposed to represent.
The consituents of the 2nd District have a valid claim.
Esplanadegerl wrote:
"I will be reading a book on Tuesday, trying not to think of the path that this new President will be taking this great country down......"
HUH??? This country is great...but our current President is responsible for taking it down a path of despair.
For those of you that don't respect the President Elect, as an American, you should at the very least respect the Office of the Presidency, which he will hold tomorrow. That's what those of us who disliked Bush have been asked to do for the past 8 years.
It truly amazes and saddens me to observe the level of hate surrounding the election of our new President. It's like all patriotism has gone out the window. I ask myself why.
This isn't the first Democratic President. This isn't the first President to appoint people who some questioned their character. This isn't the first young President. It really seems that there's only one "first" that matters to people...and most are afraid to admit it.
What's happening in this country is monumental, and it's impact will span the globe. This is a time of growth for this country, as we embark along a path that could potentially help to build a much stronger and more united America.
As a young, hard-working, college-educated, professional, African-American male, these events fill me with great pride and excitement for the future of this country and the world.
I am using two of my hard-earned vacation days to spend time with my friends and family to celebrate this historic time, and to reflect on the things we need to focus on going forward.
Some of the comments left here are just as sad as the tragic story itself.
It's disheartening to be reminded that there are people in the world that can so easily disregard the death of a 17 year old child.
It's depressing that there are people in the world that don't possess the humanity to show basic compassion for parents that have lost not one, but two sons.
So many have left comments about the inhumanity and animalistic nature of the "thugs" in New Orleans, but they are on here calling dead children crack heads and show no compassion for a family that's lost what seems to be a good kid. Hypocrisy.
Wake up people. If not, your glass houses won't deal well with the stones that will come your way.
Condolences to the Zarders family.
People...things like this are called, "the cost of doing business."
These types of expenditures coocur in all forms of business. Office parties, luncheons, team-building events....are standard practice. The only questionable practice I noticed was the lunches with the wife, which totalled a whopping $180 or so. Not even a drop in the city's budget.
Nitpicking petty issues like this devalue any substantive issues you may have with the mayoral administration.
Just my 3 cents.
WOW!!! So, we now potentially have $140 million tied to our DEs for the next 5-7 years. That's elite money. Do we have elite DEs???
I hope Will doesn't pull a C. Grant move and follow-up that huge contract with a 2.5 sack season.


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Letters to the Editor, August 5
Israel holds gun, but Hamas pulls trigger
I am a Jew, glued to the TV. My heart is battered. Fearfully supporting Israel, heartsick over the civilian deaths in Gaza and deeply anger because those deaths, as in former and possibly future years are only weapons in terrorist arsenals. Their dead bodies represent victory to them.
No news organization has condemned Hamas for using their people as shields. Israel holds the gun but Hamas pulls the trigger.
Why aren't there bomb shelters in Gaza? Why do the Palestinian citizens tolerate this? Why don't "moderate," "peace loving" Muslims speak out? The kindest thing I think of is fear of death if they do.
Where's the global outcry for the thousands of Iraqi and Syrian people being slaughtered?
Israel offers land for peace. Worked with Egypt; why not the Palestinians? They got Gaza, then destroyed the businesses, schools, churches and synagogues and started firing rockets.
They know, as dictators throughout history knew, Jews are always open season to achieve their evil goals. Anti-semitism works every time.
You may not like Jews but do you want them "wiped off the earth"? Trade Israel for terrorists in your world? Arab countries are quietly supporting Israel. They know they're next, then Europe and the United States. Israel is just the canary in the mine shaft.
Golda Meir said it decades ago: "We can forgive you for murdering our children. We can never forgive you for murdering your own. There will be peace when they love their children as much as we love ours."
Janet Weinberg
Kudos for bridge lights
Kudos to City Manager Tom Bonfield, Mayor Bill Bell, Councilman Eddie Davis, the other councilpeople and anyone else who was concerned about and had a hand in getting the lights back on for the R. Kelly Bryant Jr. Bridge.
I'm not sure exactly when they were turned back on, but my husband and I noticed the sight one night this past week as we were riding down Alston Avenue. It's a beautiful sight to see when you're crossing the bridge over the Durham Freeway! We sure hope they're back on permanently.
Sue Jarmon


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Ferguson High School Graduation Change
Due to the the possibility of inclement weather, the May 20 Ferguson High School graduation has been moved from the Foote Lagoon to the Rialto Theater at 228 East 4th Street. The starting time remains the same: 1:00 p.m.
Teacher Appreciation night at BOE meeting
It is teacher appreciation week in the Thompson School District and it was Teacher Appreciation night at the Thompson Board of Education meeting on Wednesday night. This recognition for teachers comes from students and plays to a packed house at the district headquarters. Each student had a rose to give to their teacher as Deputy Superintendent, Dr. Judy Skupa read quotes from the student's letters. School: Berthoud High School Student's Name: ... Full Story
Spotlight on bullying in Berthoud
Following the suicide of a Turner Middle School eighth-grader in March there has been a great deal of talk about bullying in the Berthoud Schools. Tuesday saw two separate events about bullying. Many definitions of bullying were expressed at these meetings, but the basic tenets were the same. Bullying is repetitive, persistent abusive behavior with the purpose of causing physical or mental harm. It revolves around an imbalance of power and may involve verbal harassment or physical ... Full Story
9Health Fairs in surrounding communities serve
By Claudia Todd-Young Berthoud will not be hosting a 9Health Fair this year but surrounding communities will be available to serve the local residents who want to participate in the many free and low-charge services that have been provided in Berthoud for over 20 years. The decision not to host the 9Health Fair this year was a difficult decision to make and had to do only with the lack of volunteers. The Berthoud Lions Club has long hosted and organized the 9Health Fair but was unable to ... Full Story
Tragedy in Berthoud
Slightly less that a year after the death of Alex Sabados, Turner Middle School students face yet another tragedy. The Sheriffs Department said that they were called to rural Berthoud on Friday morning to the scene of an unattended death. In a letter sent to parents, Principal Bill Siebers had this to say, Dear TMS Parents/Guardians It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that one of our Turner Students, Nicole Bauer, passed away this morning. We realize that students will be ... Full Story
Colorado Children's Day activities
Colorado Children's Day in Loveland on March 2 LOVELAND, CO The City of Loveland, with the help of the Thompson School District, will celebrate the 8th annual Colorado Children's Day on March 2, 2011 from 1:00 to 4:00 p. m. with great activities for kids at designated City facilities. Loveland youngsters will be able to enjoy a day of fun and activities dedicated entirely to them. Last year, more than 2,000 children and their parents enjoyed the fun ... Full Story
Registration for kindergarten students for the
Registration for kindergarten students for the 2011-2012 school year will be held at all Thompson School District elementary schools on Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011 between the hours of 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. A child may enter kindergarten if he/she is five years old on or before October 1 of the year of enrollment. What to bring… child's birth certificate; completed health and immunization forms; phone number of doctor and local phone numbers of relative or friends to be ... Full Story
Thompson School District Student Art Show
Annual Thompson School District Student Art Show Opens February 26 LOVELAND- Support Loveland and Berthoud's youth artistry and celebrate National Youth Art Month with the annual ArtSteps student art show, displaying the talents of Thompson School District students, from February 26 – April 10, 2011 at the Loveland Museum/Gallery. "Lyrical Lines" displays artwork of R2-J students in grades 1st through 12th and features two and three-dimensional works of art from the areas of ... Full Story
Turner Takes Two Trophies at District Spelling Bee
By Thomas N. Berthoud's Turner Middle School sent four students to compete in the district spelling bee last Saturday at Walt Clark Middle School in Loveland. These students coached by Colleen Bowker, were Hannah Stippich, Karsten Bump, Ken Kubik and Olivia Conde. Three of these students placed in the top four; Hanna Stippich tied for fourth place, Olivia Conde received third place, and Ken Kubik placed second. These three top spellers of Berthoud will be competing ... Full Story
Ivy Stockwell Elementary Takes Third at District
By Thomas N. Walt Clark Middle School in Loveland was the grounds of an epic battle of words known as: The Thompson School District Elementary Spelling Bee. The bee was separated into two sections; a written exam of 50 words and an oral round. Almost 200 students from 19 schools qualified for the written portion yet only 22 spellers made it to the oral round. The phrase "nerve racking" was used several times to describe the written ... Full Story


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Teddy Bear. (Not Rated) A Danish character study of a bachelor bodybuilder living outside of Copenhagen with his mother, director Mads Matthiesen's Teddy Bear emphasizes muscle mass as an agent of isolation, a padding that keeps the world away. Thirty-eight-year-old competitive bodybuilder Dennis, played by Kim Kold, is introduced on a zero-chemistry date, grasping for straws. One wonders how any man could approach middle age and be so totally hapless with women. The question is immediately resolved when Dennis comes home to his mother, Ingrid (Elsebeth Steentoft), a white-haired, slightly wraithlike woman with ramrod-straight posture who waits up on her son and grills him on his whereabouts like a jealous lover. Aside from his towering, enveloping mass, Kold has an eloquently open face. Dennis's downcast eyes broadcast his inchoate desire for companionship so clearly that only his mother could possibly miss it, blind to everything but the dictates of her maternal covetousness, her frail frame seemingly wasted away by the intensity of her need. Through Matthiesen's felicitous selection of telling details, we quickly comprehend that the absolute boundaries of Dennis's life are home and the gym, where we see him smile for the first time, greeting the image of his flexing body in the mirror. Matthiesen adheres to contemporary Eurozone realism and Dennis's POV, self-imposed limitations that prevent Teddy Bear from having the breadth of a great work, while they give it the coherence of a good tale, simply told. (Pinkerton) 9:30 p.m. Sunday, November 11, at Plaza Frontenac.
This Is Not a Film. (Not Rated) In 2010, internationally celebrated Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi was arrested at his home and sentenced to six years in prison for "[participating] in a gathering and carrying out propaganda against the system." The sentence included a 20-year ban on directing and writing films, giving press interviews, and leaving Iran. Billed as "an effort by Jafar Panahi and Mojtaba Mirtahmasb," This Is Not a Film was shot entirely on the grounds of Panahi's Tehran apartment in March 2011 while Panahi was under house arrest. It's a dispatch from Panahi's life behind closed doors. In its most thrilling sequence, we see Panahi brainstorm ways to express himself using his filmmaking talents without actually violating the ban against filmmaking itself. But after excitedly reading aloud and blocking out a screenplay's first scene, Panahi's enthusiasm wanes. "If we could tell a film, why make a film?" he frets. If "why make a film?" is one question that haunts This Is Not a Film, "what is film?" is the inevitable follow-up. The title is a literal description of methodµshot on a video camera and iPhone, this "effort" could only exist in a digital age. This is pointedly not cinema, but it's breathtakingly cinematic. It's a political statement, an act of defiance, a master class in one auteur's body of work and process, and a document of a life unseen. But above all, it's a gripping entertainment, swinging wildly from manic highs to somber lows, every moment of levity shadowed by anxiety. (Longworth) 9 p.m. Tuesday, November 13, at Plaza Frontenac.
Three Stars. (Not Rated) When you're trying to figure out what to eat, it's completely natural to tap your upper lip, gaze off into space, and say, "I wonder what a company that manufactures high-performance tires would recommend?" But who are you going to ask? Firestone?! Please. And Goodyear gave Guy Fieri's Tex Wasabi restaurant five whole stars. Serious gourmands who also demand superior rolling resistance and gripping power on slick roads have always relied on Michelin for braking, handling, and reliable starred restaurant reviews. Lutz Hachmeister's 2010 film Three Stars documents nine restaurants in seven countries, all of which boast three stars in the Michelin Guide, and examines what that rating means to diners and how it influences chefs and owners in the evolution of their businesses. Do you become more adventurous? Or maintain the status quo for which you were cited in the guide? The film captures the thin membrane separating the theatricality with which patrons are treated in the dining rooms from the chaos, noise, and impressive culinary heroics in the kitchens. Unlike reality shows such as your Kitchen Nightmares, Three Stars maintains narrative distance from its subjects, who are actually documented, rather than encouraged toward professional histrionics. But Hachmeister's understatement results in a narrative plateau somewhere in the last third of the film, and viewers who showed up hungry may become impatient. (Packham) 4:30 p.m. Sunday, November 11, at the Wildey.
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Sunni sheikh defends Lebanon's patriarch Rai Jerusalem trip
A pro-Hezbollah Sunni sheikh Friday defended Maronite Patriarch Beshara Rai's upcoming visit to occupied Jerusalem, saying the head of the Maronite Church did not aim at normalizing ties with Israel.
"Rai's visit to Jerusalem with Pope Francis will never be seen as an attempt to normalize [ties with Israel] based on our knowledge of the priest, the bishop and now the patriarch," Sheikh Maher Hammoud, who is close to Hezbollah, said Friday.
Hezbollah has so far remained tight-lipped on Rai's planned visit to the Holy Land.
Delivering Friday's sermon at Al-Quds Mosque in Sidon, the preacher added that Rai's personality and culture indicated that he would "never have the intention of normalizing ties" with the Jewish state.
Hammoud said that the Vatican had always supported the causes of Arabs.
"The Vatican stood against the U.S. strike [which was expected to happen last year] on Syria and supported the rights of Arabs with regards to Palestine," Hammoud said.
Rai said he would head to Jerusalem to welcome Pope Francis in the Holy Land later this month, in a first visit by a Maronite patriarch to Israel since it was founded in 1948.
Many in Lebanon have criticized Rai's trip, arguing that such a move meant the patriarch sought to establish ties with Israel, which remains in a state of war with Lebanon.
But Rai has defended his trip, saying it was pastoral rather than political and aimed at encouraging Palestinian Christians to remain in their land.
Hammoud said his stance on Rai's visit was consistent with earlier remarks the sheikh had made on similar trips.
"We did not consider the visit of Egypt's former Mufti Ali Joumaa to Jerusalem [in 2012] normalization as considered by many," Hammoud said.


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Posted by TheLizard on 07/31/2005
Thank god it is on a side street, this little secret is bound to get out. The owner (really cool dude) was in business relationship with the germans up in midtown. The beer, SUPER, the price SUPER SUPER. 1 Liter for $8.50 - GOD's GIFT to NYC beerlovers, please do not change that. I like Zum on Ave C, but it is almost twice the price for beer and the crowd there mostly are amateurs. The food, 6 or so different wursts, excellent. Get Spatan Opt on tap though and 1 more weisse at least on tap. Will visit again with Friends to show off. We loved it. The paintings on the wall are weird though. I would do something more Bavarian or in tune with Germany.
Posted by KC on 07/12/2005
This restaurant has it all, quaint and relaxed atmosphere, excellent food and the price - wow - really a great deal. I would definitely go back there again. AND I would highly recommend it to everyone.
Posted by food4thought on 06/29/2005
What great place! After living in NYC for 5 years and being tired of the hipster crowds at the 2 other 'real' german places in the city, I was pleasantly surprised to see this little authetic place open up. The food is real (I am German) and what I ordered, the Jaegerschnitzel, tasted exactly how I expected it to. No flaws, unbelievable beer prices and a great unpretencious atmosphere make this one my new favorite! Hope they last and aren't swallowed up by trendsters.
Posted by Surprised! on 06/06/2005
A couple months back a friend and I decided to search for a German food place. All I had expressed interest in had an outrageously priced menu and the reviews stated that the food and service were awful. Flash to this past weekend, the same friend and I were walking in the village and, to our surprise, a new German restaurant was right there. We glanced at the menu (which seemed to be fairly affordable) and took the chance. In the back dining area there was only one other table of two, which left the place empty. However it was also 3:30pm on a Sunday. The waitress (who I also assume was the owner) seemed to be west German (based on accent and the decor). She was very polite and responded to me in German when I offered my little bit of the language. I ordered a Lederhosen Burger deluxe and a Radler (my favorite from Germany). While the food took longer than it should have (30 min wait-not too bad) for there only being us and two others, the food was fantastic. You could tell that while the cook took his time, he took it for a reason. The Burgers were perfectly cooked, with perfect spices and the potatoes were amazing as well. My radler tasted as though I was back in Deutschland, and the waitress was courteous and also put on the "Best of Nena" at my request for 99 Luftballons (cliche, but it felt very homey to hear it again.) For my friend and I to have a good meal with drinks, the bill came to 20.05 and we tipped 5 bucks for the service. While it wasn't the speediest service, we were not in a rush and the waitress had probably some of the best manners I have seen in NYC in the logest time. I reccomend this place highly for those who love german food and german atmosphere! Tschuess und guten apetit!
Posted by firefightersmh on 06/01/2005
A truly authentic Bavarian Bier and Wurst haus on Grove Street off Bleeker in the West Village. I worked in Germany during the late 80's and the food and atmosphere here at Lederhosen measures up. Some of the best home style german food I've had in years, and inexpensive too! The noisy bar area is separated from the dining area in the rear. Strictly casual is the rule hear with a friendly and eclectic assortment of visitors and locals drinking at the bar.
Posted by Bauzen on 05/22/2005
Having just opened its doors to business, Lederhosen is already one of my favorite places in NYC. The service is friendly and make you feel at home on the couches by their fireplace. The selection of German Beer is OUTSTANDING and it's served in an optional liter mug. The sausauge combo included three sausauges (I prefer the bratwurst), 2 kinds of kraut (sour and red cabbage), and german fries (much like homefries). For a midnight meal, it was inexpensive and it complimented my generous liter of beer.


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