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Awkward Spoilers: Jillian Rose Reed on Tonight's "Really Dramatic" Episode and the Jenna-Matty-Jake Love Triangle – Exclusive
Awkward is all new tonight (yes!), and Wetpaint Entertainment caught up with star Jillian Rose Reed to get the inside scoop on the dramalicious episode and what's next for her character, the super sassy Tamara.
Even better, Jillian promises that Jenna (Ashley Rickards) will choose between Matty (Beau Mirchoff) and Jake (Brett Davern) by the end of the season. Read on for some juicy relationship teasers!
Wetpaint Entertainment: After what happened in last week's episode, can Tamara give up on Ricky?
Jillian Rose Reed: You know, it's so hard because through the first season and now this season, she's just so attached to him, and she just can't get over him. But I really think that last week's episode was a turning point for her, when she heard Ricky and Sadie really expressing their love for each other. I think that hit her really hard, and it made her realize that she just does not deserve any of this. So I want to believe that this is the turning point for her. I think she knows that it's time to move on.
What can you tell us about tonight's episode?
My little brother [Robbie Tucker] is actually going to be guest starring on tonight's episode. Him and I have a couple of scenes together that are really, really funny. They're just thrown in there to mess with the plot twists a little bit. I'm really excited for that. He did a really good job.
How did that end up happening? Does he play your brother?
He does not play my brother on the show. We're actually still in this wedding episode arc, so he's playing a guest of the wedding, and without saying too much, I will just tell you that things do get a little bit awkward with his character. He plays a really funny one. Lauren, the creator of our show, she just loves Robbie to death and thinks he's a talented actor. So she was like, "Let's see if we can write this really fun part for him," and so they did. And then he ended up still having to go in and audition in front of the network. They also loved him. So he got the chance to be on the show which is really awesome for me because we've always wanted to work together.
So what is it like to work with your brother?
It was pretty great. I mean we practice scripts together when we're at home once in a while. He'll get a script, and he'll think that maybe I can have some good input. So he'll bring it to me, and we'll work on it. But it's so different when you get on a set. I was very protective. This are people that I've worked with for two seasons — so I was like, "Okay, everybody has to be nice to him, and everybody has to laugh at everything he says. And nobody can say bad words around him." I was super protective, but it was such a fun experience.
What else is happening at the wedding tonight?
Last week's episode ended with Jake finding out some information about Matty and Jenna's past. So tonight you're going to see how Jake is dealing with that kind of bomb that's been dropped on him. There's a lot of stuff going on with emotions and how he feels, and Jenna reacting to saying that she loves him and finding out that he knows this big secret. It's going to be really dramatic.
And I assume Kris Polaha is still on?
Yes. The adorable Kris Polaha is on tonight's episode.
Should we be concerned about Jenna's parents' marriage?
It is slightly rocky, and I want to believe that they'll work it out. You guys will have to wait and see, but Lacey is faced with something very similar to what Jenna's going through where she's got someone who's her Jake, and someone who's her Matty. So what Lacey decides as her character is going to be a little bit of a realization for Jenna about what she should do and how she should handle things. So I can't give away too much, but there is some juicy stuff with Kris Polaha too tonight.
What are some of the bigger arcs for Tamara this season?
I've got some really fun stuff coming up with the spiraling of my emotions that come with finding out that Ricky and Sadie are in love and dealing with that. There's a bunch of funny little things here and there, and I'm constantly faced with Ricky and Sadie making out in a corner somewhere. It just kills me. So I've got a lot of that kind of dealing with the heartbreak kind of thing.
Anything you can say as far as the rest of the season goes?
The whole focus of this season is that Jenna has to make a decision this season. She has to choose between Jake and Matty. And now that the secret is out, it's going to get really intense, and it's going to be really hard for her. And we have a lot of great stuff coming up where she's just so conflicted and trying to choose who she wants to be with.
Can you tell us anything about the finale?
In the finale, I will say that you will eventually find out who she wants to be with, and there's a lot of fun stuff. We're going back to another party episode which is probably the most that I can tell you. And this time, I'm throwing the party. So it's going to be really fun, a lot of funny things are going to happen.
Tamara has the greatest lines. In creating her, was it a collaboration between you and Lauren?
Well, it's funny. When I originally read the script, I was just like, oh, my gosh. Tamara is the perfect character for me because she does say all these sassy, funny things, and that's what I love to do. And in creating the character, I really have to say it was a big collaboration between me and my acting coach, Cynthia Bain. I came to her with this script, and I was like, "Look. All these girls are going to go in, and they're going to play it this way. And I have to do something different." So she just created this character with me where I take the dirty things and I make them dirtier, and the sassy things and I make them sassier.
I know that Lauren had some trouble casting Tamara. I came in late in the game. I was actually one of the last characters to be cast. So I think she saw a lot of people for this role, and she wasn't going to settle. She was going to wait for the person who came in and did it right. And for me, on the other end, I've been here living in LA and auditioning, and auditioning, and auditioning, and just finally found that one part that I was just meant for.


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Apple's $3B acquisition of Beats was never going to be completed overnight, and it's only today that Apple actually completed its purchase of the 13 percent of the company that was owned by Vivendi/Universal Music Group, the world's largest record label.
In a one-sentence press release, Vivendi announced that the sale of its shares had been completed for a total of $404M. It was expected that Apple would have acquired all of the Beats shares by the end of September, but based on the formal welcome message, it appears this may complete the sale.
While Wall Street may have been unimpressed by the acquisition, Tim Cook described it as an exciting new chapter in Apple's history, and Eddy Cue said that the deal would help music grow again.
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By Kat L.
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Comments about Resist C15 Super Booster - 0.67 oz:
This has worked pretty well for my dark under-eye circles. However, it causes me to break out when applied to the rest of my face. My skin is pretty sensitive and breaks out quite easily so I'm not particularly surprised, but still a bit sad.
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I like it!!
By J.
I?m 36 with fair skin and large pores. I purchased the sample size after reading the reviews to give it a try.I like it! I?ve used it under my make-up during the day and noticed it seemed to have reduced the fine lines on my cheeks when I smile and it helped the damage on my chin I obtained from a diamond head microdermabrasion treatment. Also I noticed it made my skin very soft. The liquid dries quick, so I apply it one section of my face at time. I will add this to my skin care routine!
Overnight Results
By Lauren
I'm almost scared to review this because it seems too good to be true--I've used this only twice, and my skin is already noticeably softer. Even more, my pores look smaller, and my skin just feels smoother overall. This is my first Paula's Choice product and it's wowed me. I'll continue to try more products and keep suggesting this one!
Best ever!
By Lydia C.
This serum has changed my skin more than anything. After about 7 weeks of consistent use in my routine, I haven't gotten anything more than the occasional tiny whitehead. My skin is softer, brighter and definitely less prone to breakouts and cysts because of this serum. My only advice is to introduce this into your routine gradually: start out once or twice a week and work your way up from there. And always patch test before applying it to your whole face!
My HUSBAND noticed!
By Susan H.
I received a sample from Birchbox and have been using 3 drops mixed with my PC serum for just over 2 weeks. I've had no problems with sensitivity or breakouts. My skin is noticeably smoother and feels softer.When my husband of 32 years tells me my skin look so smooth (no makeup!) I'm sold!
bad reaction
By Holly F.
I love PC products, but the C15 did not agree with my skin. I bought it a few weeks ago and just got around to using it last night. when I woke up this morning my whole face was bright red and felt like it was on fire. I have used vitamin c serums before and have never had a reaction to them. I look like I have a very bad sunburn. I will continue to use PC products, I love them. Unfortunately this one did not agree with my skin.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thank you for sharing your experience with us - we're sorry to hear this didn't work as expected for you! Please contact a member of our Customer Care team, who can assist you with a possible exchange or refund.
Color of the serum
By Tina. A
I just received my trial size of C15. Is this liquid supposed to be golden/yellow or clear? Mine is the former color and i just want to be sure that it is fresh. Thank you.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thanks for contacting us! C15 is fine if it has a clear to light of golden yellowish tone. Once it turns a deep yellow/orange or brown shade, it has become less active. We hope this helps!
By JOVY C.
My type of skin is oily, and had problem of acne.. I start using Paula's Choice product last year and now my skin is clear! But this product vitamin C , wow my pores is getting smaller and my skin in brighten ! I am really satisfied the result... Amazing ....
Holy grail
By Nikki S
I was introduced to this product through a sample size I received with one of my orders. I was hesitant because I had oily skin so my biggest hope was that it wouldn't make me breakout or congest my skin up more than it already is. In the end, I ended up purchasing the full-size.I use this at night after my exfoliator and before my moisturizer. It's improved discolouration on my skin and has helped with post-acne scarring as well. This is definitely my go-to serum now.
check out the trial size for a more affordable solution
By Lisa
I buy the trial size, which lasts awhile as a targeted treatment for stubborn acne and acne hyperpigmentsrion. I have sensitive skin and it works great when I dab on bit of this and then a bit of the BHA 9. I think it helps moisturize my skin and makes it less sensitive to the extra strength level of BHA 9. It is a fair price but still expensive, so I buy the trial size, which I can get to last - as an emergency spot treatment - for 3+ months.
Solved everything
By sandi b.
I have used the same skincare for years and felt it just wasn't doing the job. At 53 I know I am going through a lot of changes, however!!!! Decided to try PC a few months ago. I bought ALL of the serums, so I obviously made 2 mistakes, 1 ok and 1 great. Since I saw and felt results with PC very quickly I decided I would just use the mistakes at night. Worked out great. This C15 made them all better. The little too heavy mistake, this thins it downs and feels fantastic. Etc.Luv it&serums lol
One of my Must-Haves
By Ann K.
I ran out of this product for several weeks...now I have it again and the results are immediate. I love mixing this with a serum. My skin is more even toned, pores are smaller. From reading the other reviews, I'm surprised that some people aren't seeing any results. But then, while I love C15, I had no results with the 25% vitamin C spot treatment, and yet others have seen great results. The moral is---don't give up. There is a product for your skin.
Good bye dark spot!
By LORI P.
I was so happy to see that this C15 super booster has actually worked to dramatically fade a dime sized dark spot on my cheek that somehow showed up after my pregnancy. I suspect that it will continue to fade in time while using this product. I apply it directly to the spot and then add a few drops to Paula's moisture boost moisturizer daily for added brightness to my skin. I've been using Paula's products for 12 years and have been throughly pleased! ADDED BONUS-no animal testing! Thank you!!!!
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By SHEREE M.
I have loved every Paula's Choice product that I have consistently purchased for the last four years. The Resist C15 has disappointed me greatly!
my skin loves it
By Sophia H.
I love this product so much that gives my skin brightening reflection after applied it. I just hope PsC could have large size such as 50ml /100ml, price might goes up, but I don't want to order every half month for this product. Yes, I use it up very quickly, and I love the result when I after put this on.
Zero Results
By Giselle S
I tried this product based on so many good reviews even though it was a bit pricey. I gave it time and used almost the entire bottle. I did not see any results whatsoever. I have been using Resist products now for quite some time and they have worked pretty well for my dry skin but there are times when my skin is dry in places and looks a bit dull. I thought this product might give my skin a little boost but am disappointed that it did nothing at all like the other reviewers raved about.
The Result.... This Product Got Me Hooked
By Lixing Z.
I was tired of niacinamide and decided to change my skincare routine based on vitamin C. I don't mix it with any product, because it can cause the other product to become very watery. I use about 4-5 drops at night, after my retinoid. The lightening and brightening results are AMAZING! A near-cystic PIH can fade almost completely after 6 weeks of use. During use I also noticed less breakouts. I am usually a product hopper, but just ordered a second bottle of this.... can't stop..
Resist C15
By DEBORAH R.
The product is fine but the dropper doesn't screw on straight
Customer Service Response: Thanks for your comments! If the top continues to not sit properly when affixed, please contact us to discuss having a replacement product sent.
room for improvement
By MICHAEL E.
One approach to improving vitamin C stability and reducing the potential for skin irritation is to use anhydrous vehicle, i.e. a topical base cream containing no water. Since water acts as a catalyst of vitamin C oxidation, anhydrous environment reduces the rate of vitamin C degradation. Anhydrous vitamin C is more stable not only during storage but also on the skin after the application.
Customer Service Response: We took this into consideration and it's one of the reasons why we encourage using C15 within three months of opening (though our stability tests show the vitamin C retains potency beyond this point). We now also offer an anhydrous vitamin C treatment you may want to try; however, despite the concerns over vitamin C in water, we have taken formulary steps to ensure this isn't an issue when the product is used within 3 months of being opened.
Great for moles on face
By Mary K.
I had two moles removed on my face. One left a little divet on my cheek. even though it was great to have the moles removed the marks left on my face seemed pronounced. I have been putting this product directly on the mole areas and it is remarkable the healing and reduction in size of the marks. No more divet! Amazing stuff and will keep using.
By Katia M.
I bought a sample size of this gem and fell in love. I could tell the difference that it made on my face within one week, it made my face so much brighter! I used it prior to moisturizing my face. Sank right in and just felt nice all around. I have not purchased the full size for financial reasons but I am saving my dollars because I want this baby this year. This is absolutely a win of a product. No regrets!
Great but beware for clothes
By alyssa p.
So this serum is amazing! Faded dark spots and the works. However I applied it on my neck one morning and realized it stained my white blouse. Nothing too crazy as it came out easy wth soap and water, but just thought I'd put a quick warning out there. Otherwise it's very nice to apply and helps create a more uniform skin tone. Will always have on me!
Could Not Tell a Differencd
By Melanie J
I used an entire bottle of the product, and I couldn't tell that it made any difference at all the my skin. After stopping use, nothing changed. I love PC products. They have transformed my complexion, but this particular product did not do as promised, and for the money, it really should have, and I'm so disappointed. I feel terrible writing a bad review, but I just wanted to let someone know that this product, sadly, didn't work for me...
Great at Fading Spots
By Erin R
I have some spots and scars left over from a bad bout with acne at the end of last year. I started using this product and in conjunction with the 1% clinical retinol product, my skin looks so much better! I use the serum on the nights I don't use the retinol treatment and just put a few drops in my moisturizer. It has done a wonderful job of fading marks from past blemishes. I found that I can't use this product on the same nights as the retinol as it is too many active ingredients for me.
I am impressed~
By SELINA S.
Rating this 5 stars since I've started mixing my Resist Retinol Serum. This Vit C on its own was hard to apply, tacky and drying. Now add a dropper full with 3 pumps serum in my palm~ apply to face (w/eye area), neck, chest, and hands. Big Difference in 2 weeks! I am 50 with good skin, but sun damage. Brown spots at temples- gone! Eye area- better than my $60 cream, lines-softened. Jawline firmer. @Night- use Resist Toner, 8% AHA, Serum & C mixed, & Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizer (not PC). WOW!
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What makes this product unique?
Resist C15 Super Booster is a concentrated, light-as-water liquid treatment product designed to supercharge your Paula's Choice serum, or it may be used alone. A blend of 15% stabilized vitamin C (l-ascorbic acid) at a pH of 3.0, antioxidant vitamin E, ferulic acid, and peptides repairs visible signs of aging and stimulates collagen production for smoother, brighter, and firmer skin.
Vitamin C also helps protect skin from environmental damage as it evens your skin tone. You'll see dramatically younger, healthier, and more radiant skin in weeks!
Who is this product for?
Resist C15 Super Booster is for anyone who wants to boost the results from their Paula's Choice serum or who wants to experience the benefits of vitamin C when combined with other proven anti-aging ingredients. The formula is suitable for all skin types and also appropriate for breakout-prone skin.
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, January 2013, pages 579–584; Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, December 2012, pages 310–317; Journal of Dermatological Science, June 2012, pages 216–220; Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, January 2012, pages 51–56; AAPS PharmSciTech, June 2011, pages 514–520; Expert Opinion on Drug Delivery, July 2011, pages 905–919; Archives of Pharmacal Research, May 2011, pages 811–820; American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, April 2011, pages 87–99; European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics, May 2009, pages 232–238; and Archives of Otolaryngology, October 1999, pages 1,091–1,098.
Key Ingredients:
ferulic acid, acetyl octapeptide-3, glycerin, panthenol, tocopherol, sodium hyaluronate, ascorbic acid
Water, Ascorbic Acid (vitamin C/antioxidant), Ethoxydiglycol (slip agent/penetration enhancer), PPG-26 Buteth-26 (emulsifier), PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil (thickener), Tocopherol (vitamin E/antioxidant), Ferulic Acid (antioxidant), Sodium Hyaluronate (skin-repairing ingredient), Acetyl Octapeptide-3 (cell-communicating ingredient), Glycerin (skin-repairing ingredient), Panthenol (skin conditioning agent), Sodium Metabisulfite (stabilizer/antioxidant), Triethanolamine (pH adjuster), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
DIRECTIONS: Apply once or twice daily after cleansing, toning, and exfoliating. Dispense 2–3 drops and add to your favorite Paula's Choice serum, or use alone and follow with moisturizer where needed. For maximum potency, we advise using C15 Super Booster within three months of opening.
If desired, apply your serum first and follow with this treatment. If applied in the morning, it is essential that you protect your skin with a sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater. May be applied around the undereye area and is fine to mix with other Paula's Choice products.
Store in a cool, dark place, below 25°C (75°F). Keep out of direct light.
Detailed instructions on how/when to apply your Paula's Choice products can be found in our How to Put Together Your Own Skincare Routine article.
I received my C15 and the internal air restrictor isn't in the bottle—it's on the dropper. How do I insert it?
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Can I use Resist C15 Super Booster with an AHA or BHA exfoliant?
How does Resist C15 Super Booster differ from your other antioxidant serums, including those that also contain vitamin C? Do I really need this product, too?
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Is Resist C15 Super Booster suitable for breakout-prone skin?
Is Resist C15 Super Booster suitable for rosacea-affected skin?
My skin tends to be sensitive to vitamin C but I still want to use this. Will applying it a few times per week still be beneficial?
Can Resist C15 Super Booster be used as a skin-lightening product?
You have several serums plus this booster product. Which one is best for me?
What color should Resist C15 be? My sample size has a pale yellow tint. Is that OK or should the product be clear?
Should I store C15 Super Booster in my refrigerator to keep it fresh and potent?
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Property owners have been directed to remove stories from two western Inlet Beach homes that were built taller than 2003 approval by the Walton County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) had specified.
At the June 10 BCC meeting, vesting was considered to allow three- and four-story homes, substantially complete on Lot 2 and Lot 12 in the Villas at Inlet Beach subdivision, to remain in place. Also considered was vesting to allow four-story homes to be built on lots 1, 3 and 4 of the subdivision according to plans associated with county-approved building permits. The beachfront subdivision is located on Winston Lane just east of Rosemary Beach.
Lois LaSeur, county planning manager, explained that, in exchange for reduced buffers, developer T. Henry & Associates had agreed to limit construction height on homes in the Villas at Inlet Beach to two habitable floors plus parking. These "specific limitations" were included in the development order, she added. Now, she continued, one home had been completed with three floors plus parking and another with four floors plus parking.
Pat Blackshear, county planning and development services director, commented that, although height was "absolutely meant" to be limited to two habitable floors on the project, confusion occurred when oversight progressed from the planning department to the building department. On the one-page form the building department was using at the time, maximum height for the buildings was listed as "four stories," she noted.
Four habitable stories or 50 feet is the current maximum height for new construction countywide.
Blackshear added that there had been no review by a county planner of final plans for the homes. She said procedures have since been corrected and that planners and building department staff review final plans together. She explained that the specific limitations on the Villas at Inlet Beach may not have been conveyed down the line to contractors and others working on the project. The county had not issued certificates of occupancy for either of the homes.
Inlet Beach residents and property owners had been shocked to see buildings in the subdivision rise substantially above the rest of the community as construction progressed.
A number of years ago, residents of the community had created and obtained approval of a neighborhood plan that set the maximum height for non-apartment homes at three stories, a story less than what was allowable in the rest of south Walton County. That plan is still part of the Walton County Comprehensive Plan.
Inlet Beach residents attending the June 10 commission meeting spoke against allowing heights in the Villas at Inlet Beach to exceed what had been approved in 2003.
"I don't want to see this happen any more," said Inlet Beach resident Darrell Russell, adding that development like this "pollutes the visual character of Inlet Beach."
Speaking for himself, immediate neighbors of the subdivision, and the Historic Inlet Beach Neighborhood Association, next-door property owner Dr. John Naftel also spoke against allowing the two homes that exceed the previously- approved limit to stand at their current level.
Inlet Beach resident Betty Letcher also questioned whether the parking provided would be adequate for the homes, which are being advertised as four-bedroom.
Permits on two of the three unbuilt lots being considered for vesting were over 180 days old, according to Gary Demers of the Walton County Building Department. Demers said those two permits could therefore be voided.
District 4 Commissioner Sara Comander motioned to revoke the building permits on all three unbuilt lots and require new applications for those lots. The motion was approved unanimously.
With the question remaining how to deal with the two substantially-complete homes, Blackshear asked Demers whether it would be viable for a story or stories to be removed from the top of the homes. Demers said it would not, since the homes are concrete. While it could possibly be done, he said, the cost would likely equal what it would take to demolish and rebuild the homes.
LaSeur said she understood that the property is currently under foreclosure. The Herald/Breeze was able to verify with the Walton County Clerk of Court's office that the three unbuilt lots, 1, 3 and 4, along with Lots 5 through 11 of the Villas at Inlet Beach, are scheduled for foreclosure later this month.
District 5 Commissioner Cindy Meadows said she was having a hard time believing that the developers "just accidentally messed up and built a five-story house.
"They have actually lowered property values in the community," she said.
Meadows said she could not support letting the matter go. To do so would send the community the message that "Walton County is not going to protect you," she concluded. She motioned to have the homes brought into compliance with the heights specified in the development order. The motion was approved unanimously.


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James Allison
James Allison is a musician, producer, and co-owner of Electraplay Productions and Marketing in Columbus. Allison has spent time playing in bands both in the studio and on the road, and has produced audio and video projects for other bands, and for commercials, music videos and video games. Allison graduated from the Ohio State University Fisher College of Business with a degree in marketing, and has studied under local producer Tony Stewart as an assistant producer and engineer for four years. He has had music featured on numerous radio stations; written and produced music for Nationwide Insurance, Titan Insurance and OSU; and, currently performs in the bands The Town Monster and Blastronauts.
BHB (Brother's helping Bruthas) has been deejaying for over 20 years. While growing up on the north side of Columbus, BHB learned how to deejay from his babysitter at the age of 8 and began deejaying for various parties and high school functions. BHB relocated to the east side of Columbus and became involved with the community, founding the Hip Hop Expo which uses hip hop as a positive force to deter young people away from negative activities. BHB has worked with organizations such as Capacity, Directions for Youth and Transit Arts. He also founded the Hip-Hop Origins, traveling to various Columbus and suburban libraries to teach the youth about the origins of hip-hop.
BHB has had a series of live performances with people such as Foley, Mint Condition, Stretch Lefty, The Roots, Macy Gray, Cris Daddy Daves, Slum Village, Guilty Simpson, Murs, Jai Carey, Dominique Larue, and S.P.I.R.I.T. BHB has participated with Transit Arts at first night Columbus, the Arts Festival, River Fest and the Ohio State Fair. He has also performed at Comfest, Hot Times Fest, Labor Day Festival, Coming Home Festival, Juneteenth, and the Ohio Hip Hop Awards (finalist w/ Jai Carey). BHB performed at a plethora of colleges such as The Ohio State University, Cleveland State University, Wilberforce, Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio University, Ohio Dominican, Capitol University, Kentucky State University, DePaul University, and Central State University.
In addition, he has choreographed for the play The Adventures of Pan, rap group LNB, Comfest, Transit Arts, Capacity, Godman Guild, Directions for Youth, Taneal, The Academy of Urban Dance and Fitness and his very own dance crew Styles 'n Moshun.
BHB has won the Honored Artist award for contributing in the community, Who's Who in Columbus award, and Champion for the Cause award from Freedom Suite. He has been featured on the front page of Columbus Alive, in the Columbus Dispatch, The Other Paper, The Lantern, Flypaper, and Hot Times.
Sean Carney and the Sean Carney Band
A one-man ambassador for the blues, Columbus native Sean Carney has brought his music to such far flung locales as Switzerland, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Hungary, Ecuador, and Costa Rica. He served three terms as president of the Columbus Blues Alliance, and promotes concerts as the creator of "Blues for a Cure," an annual blues festival that has donated over $50,000 towards cancer research. He plays a mean hollow-bodied guitar, too.
In 2007, Sean and the Sean Carney Band won the International Blues Challenge (IBC), and Carney was awarded the Albert King Best Guitarist Award, presented by the Blues Foundation in front of an audience of 1,700 blues lovers from all over the world.
In his early twenties, Carney's passion for the blues extended beyond the stage as he bolstered the scene in his hometown, organizing concerts, writing blues-related articles, co-hosting a radio program called "Spontaneous Combustion" on WCBE 90.5 FM, and organizing fundraisers for ailing artists.
Central City Recording – Andrew Dodson
Andrew Dodson is a producer, audio engineer, and co-owner of Central City Recording in Clintonville. He has supplemented over ten years of recording experience with time studying audio production at Ohio University, and earned an honors certificate from the Recording Workshop in Chillicothe. In addition to production, Dodson plays piano and guitar, and is also a vocalist with experience singing in rock bands as well as small and large choral ensembles.
Central City Recording – Maxwell Lewis
Maxwell Lewis is a founder, owner, engineer and producer at Central City Recording. He has worked on projects of all genres from both the engineer and producer's chair. A graduate of The Ohio State University with a major in English, he has teaching experience in both the literary and musical field. His free time is often spent as a multi-instrumentalist and musician for various projects including film and television.
Tim Cummiskey
Guitarist Tim Cummiskey performs as both a leader and a sideman throughout the Midwest. Tim currently leads several groups ranging from solo jazz and classical guitar to larger group configurations. As a sideman, Tim has performed and/or conducted clinics with artists such as Michael Feinstein, Benny Golson, Hank Marr, Bucky Pizzarelli, the Columbus Jazz Orchestra and the Columbus Symphony Orchestra. In addition to his busy performance schedule, Tim has conducted clinics at the annual convention of the International Association of Jazz Educators, Bowling Green State University, The Ohio State University, Capital University, Denison University and Kenyon College. Tim has two recordings on the String Jazz label: Alone Together and Redeeming the Time.
Tim's first book released in 2005 by Mel Bay, Learning Tunes Workout, has received critical acclaim and popular appeal. His latest recording Kindred is in collaboration with jazz guitar Mater Jack Wilkins. Tim currently serves as a member of the jazz studies faculty of The Ohio State University School of Music and served on the music faculty of Kenyon College for six years. Tim serves on the music ministry team of Upper Arlington Lutheran Church under the direction and apprenticeship of renowned church and liturgical composer Craig Courtney. Tim is also a contribution writer to Downbeat magazine, Jazz Improv and Just Jazz Guitar magazine. Tim is a MelBay author.
Cedric Easton
From the moment Cedric Easton could walk, he was playing the drums. At the age of 4, Easton began playing in church and won his first regional music competition at age 8 through the FOX KIDS television network.
In his junior year of high school, while attending the Fort Hayes Metropolitan Performing Arts High School in Columbus, Ohio, Easton began his formal study of the drum set, including basic rudiments and music reading. His teachers included Dan Thress, Jim Maneri and Jeff McCargish. As a senior, Easton successfully auditioned for the Columbus Youth Jazz Orchestra, his first experience with the art form.
After graduation, Easton began performing professionally with the Bobby Floyd Trio and other jazz ensembles, including the Matt Adams Quartet and the Chad Eby Trio. He has also had the opportunity to perform with internationally recognized jazz musicians such as Wess Anderson, WycCliff Gordon, and Kenny Banks, Sr.
While Cedric has been immersed in the music of jazz, he has always stuck with his instrumental roots — gospel music, and has had the opportunity to perform with nationally recognized gospel artists such as Detrick Haddon, Dorinda Clark Cole, and Marvin Sapp.
Currently as resident of Columbus, Ohio, Easton performs with the Pete Mills Quartet and national recording artist Christian Howes. Additionally, he serves as musical director of the New Covenant Believer's Church is a faculty member of Jazz Arts Group's Jazz Academy.
William Evans
William Evans was an average corporate employee before wandering into a poetry open mic in August 2005. Since then, Evans has been on four National Poetry Slam teams out of Columbus, Ohio and crowned Grand Slam Champion twice. He's been a member of three Rustbelt Regional Finals teams, including the 2009 Championship team where he finished 3rd overall as an individual. Evans has produced two CDs: Living in the Hour Glass (2006) and Measure (2007); released his first chapbook: Humble Shell Casings (2009); and published his first bound book: In the Event You are Caught Behind Enemy Lines (2009).
Currently, Evans is the host, founder and Slammaster of Writing Wrongs Poetry Slam in Columbus and the President of Projecting Murals, LLC, a non-profit engineered to nurture the artistic talents of high school students in the city of Columbus.
Carlos Fisher
Carlos Fisher lends his style to a diverse repertoire of musical styles, ranging from swing, rock, hip-hop, jazz, funk and electronica. Fisher's musical education began in church, providing his first captive audience and acting as a launch pad for the birth of Fisher's stage persona, "Don Carlos." Fisher has performed the U.S. with bands such as Kettle, Triggahappy, the Charles Cooper Quartet and Foley, Fisher shared the stage with artists like Prince, Eyraka Badu, the Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Goodie Mob, Busta Rhymes, Talib Quali, Lone Catalyst, Mos Def and Mood.
A 2005 graduate from Capital University, Fisher studied music technology in Brisbane, Australia at QUT (Queensland University of Technology) where he also played and toured with different artists. Fisher is currently finishing his Master's degree in Special Education at the University of Dayton.
Don Carlos has created a newly formed band named, Ill Atmospherics, who are sure to ignite a fire surrounding the drum 'n' bass era of music. Additionally, you can find Don Carlos performing with Foley, the Charles Cooper Quartet, Flypaper, the Max Power Trio and Playhouse.
Dennis Hodges
Dennis Hodges teaches guitar full-time in Columbus and performs regularly at churches, clubs and private events. A graduate from Capital University's Conservatory of Music, Hodges teaches private, group and web-based lessons and assisted in the development of the curriculum for a Rock Band class, which he has taught for the past four years.
Ryan Jewell
Ryan Jewell is a musician, improviser and sound artist living in Columbus, Ohio. He studied percussion and electronic composition techniques at Capital University, drum set with Susie Ibarra and tabla with Dr. Lowell Lybarger. Jewell has toured extensively as a soloist in Europe, the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia and has performed at a number of international festivals including the SOWIESO 1 and Les Sciences Bruitistes festivals in Paris, France; the International Noise Conference in Miami, FL; and, the Kraak Festival in Brussels. He has taught privately for over a decade and has been invited as a guest artist at Oberlin Conservatory, Columbus State in Ohio and Queensland University in Australia. From the age of fourteen Jewell has played and recorded professionally with independent rock and punk bands, jazz musicians and songwriters. More recently, Jewell has had the honor to perform, collaborate and record with a diverse array of forward thinking artists such as Greg Kelley, Nate Wooley, Christine Sehnaoui, Bhob Rainey, Mike Shiflet, Vic Rawlings, Fossils, Rafael Toral, Wasteland Jazz Unit, Terribly Empty Pockets, Brett Burleson, Derek DiCenzo and Grammy winners Jay Demarcus and Jason Lehning.
Mary McClendon
Columbus native Mary McClendon has been a regular on the central Ohio jazz scene since the late 1970s. Her smooth vocals and scat singing have made her an audience favorite as she has shared the stage with many jazz greats…Benny Carter, Louie Bellson, Clark Terry, Harry "Sweets" Edison and the great Sarah Vaughan, to name a few. Mary has often worked with the Jazz Arts Group as a vocalist and she continues to build her resume to include acting, gaining roles in movies such as The Jesse Owens Story.
Jay Miglia
Jay Miglia is an active member of the Columbus jazz community as a teacher, saxophonist and composer. He currently holds teaching positions at Capital University and Otterbein College, where he serves as Jazz Studies Coordinator, and has taught classes for the Jazz Academy since 2005. Jay regularly appears around the Midwest in clubs and concert settings, as a sideman on recordings, and as a backup musician for an array of jazz and popular music celebrities. He is a long-time member of the Famous Jazz Orchestra and subs often in the Columbus, Cleveland and Toledo Jazz Orchestras. Jay's music has been performed by colleges and high schools around the Midwest and has recently been recorded by the University of Illinois Concert Jazz Band.
Rebecca Ogden "The Music Lady"
Rebecca Ogden, "The Music Lady," is a career music educator with an emphasis in elementary and early childhood music education. Her 30-year public school teaching career focused on general music for grades K-6. During that time she developed curriculum materials for the Columbus Symphony Orchestra Young People's Concerts and the "Symphony Search" Saturday morning program for pre-school children and their parents. As owner of Columbus Music Hall and arts presenter, she supported music in the community, including multi-cultural workshops for families and a series of concerts for young children and their families known as PBJ and Cookies concerts. During the last three years the concerts were called PBJ & Jazz, presenting working local jazz groups to young children and their families.
Ogden has taught and developed materials for college courses for both music education majors and future early childhood teachers. She created the Jazz 4 Kids program for young children with local musicians – a program now under the umbrella of Jazz Arts Group, and authored the pre-concert curriculum, All That Jazz for upper elementary students who attend the Columbus Jazz Orchestra concert at the Southern Theatre. She is currently developing pre-concert educational materials for the Columbus Symphony Orchestra Young People's Concerts for grades K-2, 3-5, and middle school and teaching in several area pre-schools.
Eric "The Fish" Paton
Eric "The Fish" Paton is a musician, performer, and educator specializing in percussion from the African diaspora and Japan.
Paton grew up in Tokyo, Japan where he attended a Nishigahara Elementary School and the Nishimachi Kokusai Gakko representing thirty-four nationalities. He moved to the United States to attend Capital University and graduated from the Conservatory of Music in 1989. Currently, Paton is an assistant professor at Capital University where he has been a member of the faculty since 1990. He has taught percussion, conducted the Concert Percussion Ensemble, Jazz Percussion Ensemble, and founded the Ethnic Percussion Ensemble, a student performance ensemble that features the music of Cuba, Haiti, and Japan. Paton also teaches the World Music Lab, an experiential learning requirement for all incoming music majors that explores the musics of the world through percussion. Paton continues as music director of Yumbambé, music director for Hiuchi Taiko, and performs with Magia Tropical (Brazilian Axe music). Additionally, he has performed with national and international artists like Aretha Franklin, Sir Roland Hannah, Bobby Shew-Salsa Caliente, Milano La Scala (Italian National Opera), and Eitetsu Hayashi.
Paton and his groups have presented for professional conferences and organizations including the Percussive Arts Society International Convention, Music Education National Conference, International Kodaly Conference, National Association of State Arts Agencies, and Remo, Inc. Paton is a member of the Ohio Arts Council Arts in Education and GCAC Artists-In-Schools programs. He has worked with recreational drumming as an evidence based protocol for wellness through the James Care for Life –Comprehensive Cancer Center, and Ohio Health. Eric Paton plays Remo World Percussion.
Rachel Sepulveda
Rachel has been a featured vocalist with the Mark Flugge Trio and Vaughn Wiester's Famous Jazz Orchestra. She has sung on the New York City club scene, but makes her home singing in central Ohio. She has performed at major Ohio festivals including Columbus' own Jazz and Ribs Fest and Red White and Boom. In 2006, Rachel toured European jazz festivals and was a featured vocalist at the Montreux and Umbria Jazz Festivals. She was selected as the featured vocalist for both the 2006/2007 Ohio Music Educators Association Jazz Ensembles and in 2005 was awarded outstanding achievement for her performance at the Elmhurst College Jazz Festival.
Sepulveda holds a Bachelor's degree in Voice and Jazz Studies from the Capital University Conservatory of Music and currently has a private studio in Columbus where she teaches voice and music theory.
Sepulveda strives to uphold the historical traditions of jazz while bringing a unique artistry and energy to the music. Just a few of the musicians and stylists she credits as her influences include: Chet Baker, Miles Davis, Joni Mitchell, Blossom Dearie, Sarah Vaughan, Nancy Wilson, Joaõ Gilberto, and Gal Costa. She has studied with professional artists such as Mark Flugge, Nancy Marano, Stan Smith, and Michael Cox.
Stan Smith
Stan Smith is an associate professor of music in the Conservatory of Music at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio where he has been the head of the jazz/contemporary guitar curriculum since 1978.
Recordings under his own name include Pathways and No Discussion on the COJAZZ label. He is featured as guitarist, composer, and co-producer on Madrugada's self-titled debut CD also on COJAZZ.
Smith's book Jazz Harmony on the Guitar; A Linear/Structural Approach is published by Hal Leonard. As a guitarist he was a member of the Moacir Santos band in Los Angeles, and has accompanied various artists such as Ali Ryerson, David Amram, Mark Vinci and David Ornette Cherry performing in clubs, concerts, and festivals.
Smith is also the guitarist for the Columbus Symphony Orchestra as well as pit orchestras for Broadway Series productions.
As a composer he has received Fellowship Awards from the Ohio Arts Council and the Greater Columbus Arts Council. His compositions have been performed internationally and recorded by the Columbus Jazz Orchestra, Spectrum, The Afro Rican Ensemble and Nova Madrugada. His CD Silent Memory is available for digital download at www.artofliferecords.com/silentmemory.html.
Bradley Sowash
Bradley Sowash is an accomplished composer, educator, critically-acclaimed recording artist, and concert jazz pianist who has delighted listeners of all ages in concert halls and churches throughout the United States and Europe for over two decades. He has appeared frequently as a guest artist on the PBS series, The Piano Guy, and is the co-author of its accompanying book, Play Piano in a Flash: The Next Step. Other publications by Sowash include music education books published by the Neil A. Kjos Music Company including the jazz piano method, That's Jazz, and several volumes of jazz hymn arrangements published by Augsburg Fortress Press.
An experienced clinician, Sowash often leads teacher training workshops nationwide and is a frequent guest artist for outreach programs in Ohio schools. He also teaches privately to piano students ranging from ages 9 to 70 and is the director of the Jazz Workshop, a community-based organization that meets weekly to provide student jazz combos with professional coaching. Last year, he was a part-time lecturer at The Ohio State University Department of Dance, where he taught a course titled "Music Skills."
Vaughn Wiester
Vaughn Wiester's performance experience began in high school under the tutelage of Robert H. Bechtel. While in high school, he played and arranged for the Riley Norris Band. After a hitch as a navy trombonist, Vaughn Wiester came to Columbus in 1968 to attend The Ohio State University and to join the Dave Workman Blues Band.
In 1972 he became a member of the Jazz Arts Group led by Ray Eubanks. Wiester was invited to join the Woody Herman orchestra in 1974. After two years on the road with Herman, Vaughn returned to Columbus to accept a position at the Dave Wheeler Contemporary Music Workshop and to resume his activities with the Jazz Arts Group as a bass trombonist and arranger.
In 1977, Wiester was invited to join the faculty at Capital University as part of their pioneering Jazz Studies degree program. Throughout this 17-year association, he taught courses in jazz arranging and jazz history and directed the prize-winning Big Band Sound Big Band. In 1980, Wiester joined the Terry Waldo Ragtime Orchestra.
Wiester's arrangements can be heard on recordings by Woody Herman, Waldo's Ragtime Orchestra, the Columbus Jazz Orchestra, and the Keith Henson Octet. Wiester's current activities include his 21-piece Famous Jazz Orchestra, appearing weekly at the Columbus Mannerchor.


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Polish sausage soup
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 30 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Polish food is becoming increasingly popular in British supermarkets so experiment with new ingredients
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- 433
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- 21g
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- fat
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- 6g
- fibre
- 5g
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- 2 large onions, sliced
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 200g Kabanos Polish sausages, chopped
- 1 tsp paprika, sweet or smoked
- 85g brown basmati rice
- 1 tbsp chopped thyme
- 2 2l strong-flavoured beef stock
- 3 carrots, thickly sliced
- 100g shredded kale
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- Fry the onions in the oil for 5 mins. Add the garlic and sausage, fry for a few mins more, then stir in the paprika, rice and thyme.
- Pour in the stock, bring to the boil, add the carrots and some salt and pepper, cover, then simmer for 20 mins. Stir in the kale, then cook 10 mins more. Serve with crusty bread.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, April 2008
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(Piece de resistance... I always wanted to say that!)
Ladies and Gentlemen: I give you my fully articulated battle robot action figure, with dual missile launcher!
I named it "Jaeger", because I love so much the "Pacific Rim" movie.
I wanted to combine all the concepts of those awesome months. Toys, robots, missile launchers, 123D Design, 3D printing, and, curiously, reuse and recycle. Yes, recycle. Because I recycled a previous design (my Artic C.A.T. Tank), for creating a whole new project!
You will see how I transformed triggers into fingers, wheels into joints, a tank's body into a robot's body. How I applied everything I learned about 123D Design and 3D printing.
If you want to see it working, please click in this link, or you can see the Jaeger shooting its missiles in this video:
Click here to see the design on the 123D site.
Step 1: The Tank
Step 2: Recycle!
Using negative extruding, I cut the useful parts (the wheels with their axis, the launcher). I took the launcher apart, and I start placing the wheels (articulations) in shoulders and crotch.
I cut the tank in half, so I could start using Mirror Pattern.
Step 3: Legs
Step 4: Shoulder
makes sense! thanks...and great work!
Thank you.
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In this moment of my life, I have to give priority to other things (get a job, build some junk art stuff while I get the job, and so on).
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When we moved into our house the back bedroom was probably the ugliest room I'd ever seen. It was completely functional, but was really just too hideous to even step foot in. Visual:
To recap the above, we had faux-wood paneling on all of the walls, brown carpet, brown trim, brown fixtures and a brown cork closet. Sigh. We knew immediately that this would be our first project.
Step one: Remove faux-wood paneling. (Discover blue drywall with lots of glue.)
Step two: Remove carpet.
Step three: Remove trim and closet doors.
(We didn't take a before photograph of the ceiling, but trust me when I say that the drywall was very damaged).
Step four: Put new drywall on the ceiling. (Disclaimer: I had absolutely no part in this. Steve and a friend, bless his heart, installed it themselves.)
Step five: Install a new overhead light fixture.
Step six: Sand the heck out of the wall. That glue was a total nightmare to get off.
Step seven: Paint!
Step eight: Put up window trim, door trim, closet trim, floor trim and crown molding on the ceiling. (Disclaimer: making a mitered corner with crown molding is literally the most counter-intuitive thing I have ever done. It felt like such an accomplishment when it was done. We may have chest bumped.)
Step nine: Have carpet installed.
Step ten: Add light and outlet fixtures. (Steve replaced the plates as well as the light switch and electrical outlets so that everything was white.)
Now that the room is complete, it's really hard to imagine it looking like it did when we moved in. I am so, so happy with how it turned out. And the best part was that with the exception of having the carpet installed, Steve and I did everything ourselves. We knew nothing about this kind of thing, but did a lot of research and watched a ton of YouTube videos. It was challenging, a lot of fun, and very rewarding. Damn it feels good to be a gangster.
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By Gerry J. GilmoreAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, June 8, 2007 Air Force Tech. Sgt. Gary W. Burdett's videography documents the up-close-and-personal actions of America's fighting forces around the world.
Burdett, a 16-year military veteran and a member of the 1st Combat Camera Squadron at Charleston Air Force Base, S.C., is the Defense Department's Military Videographer of the Year for 2007. This is the first time he's been honored as the department's best military moving-picture shooter.
Burdett served in Iraq from May through September 2006, documenting U.S. soldiers performing combat patrols and other duty in Baghdad.
Videotaping combat missions in Iraq and elsewhere helps senior Pentagon leaders to stay abreast of far-flung military operations and also can be employed for evidence purposes, Burdett said.
"If we didn't shoot it, who is to say it happened or didn't happen? We try to shoot things as truthfully, naked and raw as possible," Burdett said.
Shooting action in Iraq means "you have to get in there" and learn about the servicemembers' personalities, the Stuttgart, Ark., native said.
"If you don't get to know the people, you're not going to have a story," the 37-year-old combat videographer explained. "It's all about the people."
Burdett shot a video sequence in August that depicts an Iraqi being questioned by U.S. soldiers in Baghdad's Hamiyah district. The Iraqi was questioned, Burdett said, because a search of the man's house had produced a quantity of unauthorized weapons.
"He had a lot of weapons. This guy's house was set up like a gun dealership, so they were asking him a couple questions," Burdett recalled. The Americans confiscated many of the weapons, Burdett said, but he added that he didn't know what became of the Iraqi man.
Another example of Burdett's award-winning work, titled "Delta Sick Call," depicts U.S. military medics treating Iraqi citizens near Kut, Iraq, in July.
"We had gone to Camp Delta, which was a Polish camp where the Iraqi security forces' training academy was based," Burdett recalled.
One of the U.S. servicemembers helping to train the Iraqis was Sgt. 1st Class Patrick Malloy, a U.S. Army medic. Malloy "was teaching the Iraqi army recruits combat lifesaver skills," Burdett said, adding that the medic also treated local Iraqis living near Camp Delta.
"Probably 90 percent of the people he saw were kids," Burdett said. "That's stuff you don't normally see on the news."
The videographer attributes the relative scarcity of mainstream-media coverage of such uplifting stories from Iraq to the "boogieman on the news" syndrome that favors coverage of war's violence and gore.
Burdett relied on his Sony PD-150 video camera to document action in Iraq. The camera weighs less than 5 pounds.
Capturing the appropriate sound to accompany his moving images is an equally important element of his work, the videographer pointed out.
"Sound is huge," Burdett said. "Sound will carry a piece, because people will look at bad pictures with really good sound, but they won't watch really good pictures with bad sound."
Burdett also carried a spare video camera in Iraq, as well as an M-16 rifle. He said he didn't spend a lot of time dwelling on the danger.
"Because, if you did, there's no way you could work," he said.
Burdett recalled varying circumstances when he recorded images and sound during his tour in Iraq. For example, he saw Iraqis reacting with joy at having their electric power restored or when obtaining water service thanks to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' reconstruction projects.
And U.S. servicemembers on patrol would often be welcomed into Iraqi homes and be offered food or tea, he said.
"Other times, you'd go into a house to check for weapons and all the women would start crying," Burdett recalled. "And, I've learned that when that happens, there's probably something in that house or the man of the house is involved in some not-nice things."


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Elizabethtown The second season is here.
Local high school football and soccer teams will start their quests for a Section VII title and state glory this week with a full slate of sectional football and soccer games.
Class B Football
In the Class B playoffs, the Peru Indians enter the playoffs after finishing the regular season 8-0, and will host fourth-seeded Gouverneur (1-6) on Saturday, Oct. 29.
The Indians are led by quarterback Jordan Rock, who threw for 1,026 yards and 15 touchdowns in the regular season. Alex Cederstrom has rushed for 531 yards and eight touchdowns on the season, while Shawn Hendrix nearly doubled his rushing total in the final regular season game against AuSable Valley, finishing with 395 yards. Zane Bazzano hauled in 403 yards receiving.
The second-seeded Beekmantown Eagles (6-2) will match up against the third seed Saranac Chiefs (6-2) in the other semifinal.
The Eagles are led by quarterback Carter Frechette, who has passed for 1,280 yards and 19 touchdowns while running for 685 yards and nine touchdowns. Luke Weaver was on the receiving end of 745 yards of passes and 13 touchdowns.
The Chiefs are also led by a dual-threat quarterback, as Ben Weightman passed for 1,342 yards and 20 touchdowns while running for 445 yards and seven touchdowns. Running back Matt McCasland has come on in the past few weeks, rushing for 580 yards and six touchdowns. Receiver Ryan St. Clair finished with 564 receiving yards and eight touchdowns.
The winners of the two Class B games will play at the site of the higher seed next week for the Class B championship.
Class C Football
In Class C, top-seeded Saranac Lake (6-1) will host fourth seed Canton (0-8) on Saturday, Oct. 29. The Red Storm is led by junior quarterback Matt Phelan, who threw for 1,029 yards and 13 touchdowns while rushing for 664 yards and 10 touchdowns. Receiver Michael Burpoe had 390 yards and six touchdowns.
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The NIC report is significant in its findings. It states that nearly one-quarter of a million youth under age 18 are in the adult criminal justice system each year. Youth transferred into the adult corrections system subsequently are re-arrested at a higher rate than those who remain in the juvenile justice system and that transferring youth to adult corrections may run counter to correctional and rehabilitative goals.
Additionally, with respect to Cook County, the NIC study stated figures claiming that of the 3,300 youth aged 16-17 who were in the jurisdiction of the adult court over a four-year period, 887 of the youth received probation for the offenses of which they were convicted. Those youth were presumably sentenced to adult probation, where services were, again, presumably less tailored to their needs.
The report further suggested that fiscal incentives to improve community-based supervisions, such as those in Illinois, have improved public safety and reduced costs.
When the first Juvenile Court was started in Chicago, its purpose was to rehabilitate youth and invest in future productive citizens. The NIC report, although encouragingly touting the successes of ReDeploy Illinois, shows that we still need to invest in our future. If youth are receiving probation as adults, special services should be provided to help keep them from becoming recidivists. Additionally, when representing a young person, counsel should be aware of trends as well as alternatives as a zealous advocate for the client.


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The year 2010 may have been a great year for sports, what it was not, however, was a great year for sports marriages. May the coming year bring more matrimonial bliss to the athletes we love to watch and the women they love to love (well, the ones the public knows about). On the bright [...]
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(1) which have been issued, made, granted, or allowed to become effective in the exercise of functions which are the subject of this Act, by
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Source(Pub. L. 95–242, title VI, § 603(a), (b),Mar. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 152.)
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Section was enacted as part of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act of 1978, and not as part of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 which comprises this chapter.
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Relief available as cold weather drives up costs
As temperatures continue to plummet, government and nonprofit organizations are readying their programs to assist area residents with heating needs.
Several groups offer financial assistance to low income and other niche groups with heat-related costs through the coming winter months.
Lee County Department of Social Services
The Lee County Department of Social Services offers a variety of programs, including the Low Income Energy Assistance Program, the Crisis Intervention Program and funding pools from Duke Energy Progress and Central Electric Membership Corporation, according to DSS Supervisor Sabrina Coleman.
"These programs are important," Coleman said. "We are helping those who may not be able to afford heating or cooling sources, and with the Crisis Intervention Program, someone's life could be in jeopardy."
More than 1,800 applications were approved last year, Coleman said, and more than $360,000 in federal funds is allotted. People can submit an application at the Lee County Government Center, located at 106 Hillcrest Drive, but Coleman said people may experience delays because of the large number of applicants.
Johnston-Lee-Harnett Community Action
Johnston-Lee-Harnett Community Action Inc. offers financial assistance to low-income families that face high electric or gas bills, according to Stars Coordinator Tameika Prince. In Lee County alone, she said the organization served 200 to 300 households last year.
"There are a lot of low-income families that need assistance," she said, "especially the elderly with bills being so high."
The funding for the organization's program comes from a variety of sources, including private donations, she said.
People can make contributions by writing a check to Johnston-Lee-Harnett Community Action and mailing it to 225 S. Steele St., Sanford, N.C.
Lee County Department of Senior Services
The Lee County Senior Services Department offers assistance with heating-related bills through the Helping Fund, according to Social Work Supervisor Tami Carter.
"The funds are based on contributions," she said. "We don't receive grant funds, so it is based on donations."
To qualify, a person has to be over the age of 60 and "in an emergency situation," Carter said.
"We generally help [more than] 200 people a year," she said. "We rely on the generosity of the community, and donations are very low right now."
People can make a donation by writing a check to the Enrichment Center and mailing it to the attention of Tami Carter or the Helping Fund at 1615 S. Third St., Sanford, N.C.
Christians United Outreach Center of Lee County
CUOC can offer financial assistance to people who are behind with their rent, facing eviction or needing help to pay power bills, said Teresa Dew Kelly, executive director of the organization.
Residents must live within Lee County, experience a drastic change with regard to their finances and not be a previous recipient of financial assistance from CUOC to qualify.
"Our priority is the food needs," Kelly said. "At the rate we are having to purchase food, [the financial assistance] is our first program to go."
Kelly encouraged residents to consider donating to these energy-relief programs to prevent children from getting ready for school in the cold and to aid the elderly who are on fixed incomes.
"It is the giving season," she said. "We are asking people to open their hearts to the community. There are so many people still suffering with the economy. All of the nonprofits are doing the best they can, but they can't do it without the community's help."


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I really do love where I live, but the Boston area suffers from a deli ineptitude and I want to see if it's a national thing or if I'm just unlucky.
I originally hail from Philadelphia. Say what you will about Philly, and believe me I do, but they know their way around a sandwich in that city.
And, in that area, whether it's on a prepared sandwich or it comes from your local market (Wa-Wa I love you), deli meats and cheeses come thin-sliced. You don't have to ask for thin-sliced down there because there's no other way to get it. Why? Because any Philadelphian will tell you that the flavor improves as the surface area to mass ratio increases. Though they'll phrase it as "Because it tastes better, you dope."
In Boston they aren't so bad with the meats, but there seems to regional mania for slab cheese. Perhaps that's why the call them grinders instead of subs, since you've got to grind through a foundation of cheese that melds with none of the rest of the sandwich because it's cut as thick as floor tiling.
Even worse is when you go to the market and actually ask for thin-sliced cheese. They'll slice it and ask you if the cut's all right. Invariably they've cut it extra thick. When I insist that, no, that's not even sort of thin, I get this, "Well, that's just crazy" look from the counter person. Well, I'm not crazy. I'm just from Philadelphia and I know something about sandwiches.
I don't remember it being this bad when I lived in Virginia. They didn't do made-to-order sandwiches all that well (Subway was the best you were going to get), but they didn't cut thick as a bed sheet at the supermarket.
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