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Macon, GA Methodist Church
Riverside United Methodist Church
Our church has been impacting Macon and Central Georgia since 1957 with vibrant new ministries. Under the leadership of senior pastor, Stephen Waldorf, Riverside United Methodist Church offers traditional and contemporary worship services plus many other activities for children, youth, and adults of all ages.
Also, our Riverside Children's Center is one of Macon's finest. Established in 1993, we have been offering Christian based childcare services to our Macon and Middle Georgia residents.
What We Offer And What We Do:
- Traditional and contemporary worship
- Sunday school
- Wednesday night dinner and activities
- Children's ministries offering a safe, fun, energetic program in our new KIDZTOWN facility - grades K - 5
- Developing Christ centered teens through fellowship, fun, bible study, and service - grades 6 - 12
- Young adult ministries providing countless service opportunities for young adults both in and outside the church
What Our Child Care Program Covers
- Christian based children's center for infants and children 6 weeks to 12 years of age
- Staff is annually certified in CPR and First aid
- Annual events include Mother's Day Tea, Donuts with Dad, Easter Egg Hunt, Thanksgiving Feast, and Christmas program
- Abeka curriculum taught in 2 - 4 K
- Well rounded weekly activities
Call Riverside United Methodist Church at 478-746-9688
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Contact Information
Riverside United Methodist Church
735 Pierce Ave
Macon, GA 31204
Phone: 478-746-9688
Riverside Children's Center
Phone: 478-845-2301
Service Times:
Sunday: Traditional Service at 10:30am, Contemporary Service at 11:00am
Wednesday: Dinner at 5:30pm,
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Uncle Sam wants more from Citigroup Citigroup than the bank is willing to pay to settle claims over its mortgage-related activities leading into the 2008 financial crisis, and the showdown could soon land in a courtroom.
The U.S. Justice Department is preparing to file a lawsuit against Citi as soon as next week, a source familiar with the negotiations told Forbes, after negotiations for a settlement "ceased to be productive."
The gulf between the parties is wide, with reports pegging Citi's best offer at less than $4 billion and government negotiators seeking $10 billion in what would mark another 11-figure punishment for a big U.S. bank.
"At this point, the government and Citigroup are unable to come to resolution as far as a settlement number, "said the person close to the situation, who was not authorized to speak on the record. "There seems to be an unwillingness to bring a serious offer to the table," the person said.
Gerard Cassidy, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, said Citi's reluctancy to increase their proposed settlement fee makes sense.
"$10 billion seems like an outrageous amount of money … I think investors would support Citi in fighting this if they think [Citi] has a good case to present to courts," Cassidy said.
He compared the reported $10 billion request to last November's $13 billion pact between JPMorgan Chase JPMorgan Chase and the U.S. government, saying the government is asking for an "egregiously" high number. The government's demands for Citi would account for over 10% of the $91 billion Citi issued in mortgage backed securities, while JPMorgan's settlement only covered 3% of the securities they issued, he said.
Talks between Citigroup and Associate Attorney General Tony West on behalf of the U.S. government, have been ongoing since March. Mark Costiglio, a spokesperson for Citi, declined to comment.
Shares of Citi were down 2% Friday afternoon at $47.32.
The potential lawsuit against Citi is the latest front in the government's effort to exact some measure of justice for the sale of mortgage-backed securities in the years before the housing bubble burst and the economy was thrown into its worst recession since the Great Depression.
Discussions regarding similar matters between the government and Bank of America Bank of America also recently fell through after the bank's offer of over $12 billion failed to satisfy prosecutors' $17 billion appetite.
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Since the first week of Advent, 2007, Cantores in Ecclesia has sung for the Saturday Vigil Mass each week at 7:30 pm. On most evenings, a wine and cheese reception follows Mass in the Rectory basement. We are indeed fortunate to have several dedicated priests willing and able to offer this Latin Mass in St. Stephen's wonderful and resonant acoustic, and grateful for the ongoing support of the church's pastor, Fr. Petrus.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Democrats in New Mexico's congressional delegation are asking for more federal oversight of the state Human Services Department because it suspended Medicaid payments to 15 mental health providers last year.
Sens. Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich and Reps. Michelle Lujan Grisham and Ben Ray Lujan made the request to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell.
The state suspended payments because of fraud and overbilling allegations, and contracted with Arizona companies to take over management of most of the suspended providers.
The system changed in January as Medicaid managed care companies assumed responsibility for behavioral services and contracting with providers.
The congressional letter expressed concerns that services have been disrupted.
But Human Services spokesman Matt Kennicott said more people are receiving services since the transition to the Arizona providers.
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"Grand Slam"
Short fiction - Literary
by Rod Drake
Terry "Big T" Barnes stepped to the plate quietly, powerfully swinging his bat while the New York Knights Stadium, filled to the rafters with normally loud New Yorkers, leaned forward as one, holding their breath, not uttering a sound.
It was the bottom of the ninth, two outs, two men on base, one run behind their cross-town rivals, the Brooklyn Kings, and "Big T," star of the Knights, was at bat. The perfect situation for a hero.
But Terry had other things on his mind. Mainly his wife Iris. His cheating wife Iris. And Terry knew who she was sleeping with. Marty Gaines, the third baseman for the Brooklyn Kings. Just a quick subway trip apart, Marty and Iris could do the deed whenever the Knights were on the road and the Kings were playing at home. Seemed like a cozy deal, a safe affair, and it was until the doorman at Terry's building put two and two together
Terry looked down the third base line and saw Marty pounding his glove and grinning at his dirty little secret. Of course, it wasn't a secret anymore. When confronted, Iris fell apart and admitted everything. That happened yesterday. Today was the league playoff game, a New York contest, the Bronx versus Brooklyn.
Terry stepped out of the batter's box and gestured with his bat to left field. A shout went up from the crowd, at least half of them. "Big T" was calling his shot; a home run to left field, just like the Babe had done a couple of decades ago.
The Brooklyn Kings readied themselves as Terry took his stance and the Kings' pitcher went into his wind-up. The first pitch was low, a ball. The second, outside, another ball.
Marty moved closer to third base, watching for a pop up and keeping his eye on the runner there. He smacked his glove with force and continued smiling at Terry.
Terry fouled the next pitch, a low one, that went high and hard into the grandstands; the crowd oohed at the power of the hit, and ahhed at the foul call.
The following pitch was the one Terry wanted; clean, fast and down the center. He pulled it to the left and low with an incredible slam.
Like a bullet the baseball shot through the infield, smashing right into Marty's groin. The two runners both came home in the confusion, and when the dust settled, Terry was standing on first, smiling as Marty was carried off the field on a stretcher.
The sportscasters said it was a freak accident, but great strategy on "Big T's" part, fooling the Kings into thinking a home run was coming, and instead hitting it infield, driving the tying runs in, while he was safe at first.
Terry waved his cap at the crowd as the Knights and the stadium went crazy. The league championship was theirs. Hoisted up on his overjoyed teammates' shoulders in bouncy triumph, Terry watched from the corner of his eye as Marty Gaines was lifted into an ambulance. It was a good day at the stadium.
Rod Drake is thinking about giving up writing and becoming lead singer for Satan's Cell Phone. Then again, he writes better than he sings, so maybe he should stick to what he does best. Check out Rod's other stories published in Flashes of Speculation, Flash Flooding, Flash Forward, MicroHorror, Six Sentences and AcmeShorts.
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Parents: Ishwar Chandra Dixit,Geeta Dixit
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Biography: Meenakshi Dixit is an Indian model, dancer and actress. She has appeared in various Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu films. In 2008 Meenakshi Dixit appeared as a contestant in NDTV Imagine's dance reality show Nachle Ve with Saroj Khan hosted by Saroj Khan. She first appeared in a Telugu film, Lifestyle. In 2011, she made a special appearance in a dance number in Dookudu, the year's highest grossing Telugu film. She is the daughter of Ishwar Chandra Dixit, a senior lawyer, and Geeta Dixit. She has trained in Kathak and western dance.See full bio
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Investigator writes about 1975 Ottawa Hills murdersWritten by Betsy Woodruff | | email@example.com
Just before Thanksgiving 1975, a man was smuggled into the home of Harriett Wernert and Velma Bush. He hid in their basement for a few hours, petted their poodle, Frenchie, and bludgeoned the women to death.
Wernert was 67 and Bush, her mother, was 97.
It was the first recorded murder in Ottawa Hills, an affluent community where residents left their doors unlocked and windows open at night.
Frank Stiles, a seasoned detective for the Toledo Police Department, was assigned to the case.
In his new book, "Blind Trust," he tells the story of the killings, the capture and interrogation of the murderers and the trial that followed.
Getting people to talk
Stiles joined the Toledo Police Department in 1965 after two years in France with the Army.
He won the attention of his superior officers when he began finding key information on crimes that he was not assigned to investigate. The force issued a daily bulletin of serious crimes, and he kept the information on a clipboard. When he spoke with high school students, he would ask them if they knew anything about the crimes, sometimes gaining key information.
"I was pretty good at getting people to talk," he said.
He was promoted to the felony squad, where he investigated homicides and burglaries. Because of his reputation as a skilled detective and interrogator, the Ottawa Hills police requested his help when Bush and Wernert were found dead in their home.
Stiles worked on the case for three days with no sleep. He solved it on Thanksgiving Day, ate dinner with his family and went to bed.
In "Blind Trust," he includes specific details on the process of preparing to interrogate a suspect, including what kind of rooms he prefers to use for interrogations: small ones with simple furniture and few distractions.
"Interrogation is a science," he said.
Especially thorough
Dean Mandros, chief of the criminal division of the Lucas County Prosecutor's Office, where Stiles now works, said he has a unique talent.
"He is relentlessly dogged," Mandros said. "He is especially thorough as an investigator and he always seems to be able to arrest the right person and get the right person to confess. Some investigators have the knack, some don't. He has the gift."
The "knack" was key in helping Stiles zero in on three suspects: victim Wernert's son, David Wernert; his wife, Patricia Wernert; and their friend, Richard Arterberry. Their motive was money, a $2 million inheritance the killers were impatient to claim.
All three murder suspects were tried concurrently so the expert witnesses would not have to make separate trips for each trial. This also meant the second and third defendants would not have an advantage by being able to read witnesses' testimonies and having extra time to prepare their defenses.
The trial was difficult for Stiles and his family.
Because the crime's punishment was the death penalty, the defendants' lawyers had to argue that their clients were not guilty.
"They didn't have any defense," Stiles said. "I had full confessions from all their clients so they didn't have much to work with."
The lawyers based much of their clients' defenses on questioning Stiles' character. The trial was in the newspaper every day, so their arguments against Stiles were broadcast throughout the community.
"All your friends and relatives have to read that garbage until it's finally over," Stiles said.
His youngest son, who was 7 at the time of the trial, once said to him, "Hey, Dad, I saw you on TV! They said you're a liar, Dad, but I know you don't lie."
He considered quitting his job during the ordeal, but his desire to protect the community kept him going.
"When people abuse people, I want to get them, I want to catch them, put them off the street," he said. "My family and your family and my friends and relatives live in this community, too, and we want to keep it safe for everybody. Justice should be done. They should have to pay for it. That's what always kept me going."
The murderers were convicted and Stiles' reputation was preserved.
Never forget
Stiles spent two years writing "Blind Trust," which was published in April, and is available at local bookstores and www.outskirtspress.com. He also wrote "Evil Brothers," about his experiences tracking down Anthony and Nathaniel Cook, two brutal serial killers and rapists whose youngest victim was 12 years old.
He said he believes telling these stories is important.
"These victims shouldn't be forgotten," Stiles said. "And the murderers shouldn't be forgotten either. We should know what they did and never forget what they did."
Mandros said "Blind Trust" has an important warning for readers.
"It's an ugly part of Lucas County history, and it's important for people to remember to be careful. It can be dangerous in our community no matter what side of town you live on," he said.
Stiles lectures on law enforcement at many local universities, and students often buy his books to learn more about his successful techniques.
Stiles retired from the Toledo Police Department after working there for 25 years. Now he works in the office of Lucas County Prosecuting Attorney Julia Bates as the chief investigator. He focuses on white-collar crimes, including embezzlement and Ponzi schemes, instead of burglaries and murders.
He investigated the case of Tom Noe, who stole $13 million from the Ohio Bureau of Worker's Compensation and illegally funneled $45,000 to Bush's re-election campaign. Noe was convicted of 29 charges, including corruption, theft, money laundering and tampering with records.
He also is investigating Dan Burns, the former chief operating officer of the Cleveland Schools, who embezzled nearly $155,000 from the school district. Stiles is investigating him for a similar incident at the Toledo Public Schools while he was an administrator there.
He said transitioning from investigating violent crimes to white-collar crimes was not difficult.
"It's a big difference, but there's similarities; a theft is a theft. You look for how it's stolen, and you put those elements together," he said.
Stiles said he preferred his old position because helping victims was more satisfying than protecting large corporations.
"I felt like I was doing more of a service by helping victims of violent crimes," he said.
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No. 23 Rockets Fall to Ball State, 34-27
TOLEDO - Despite another 200-yard rushing effort from junior running back David Fluellen, the No. 23 Toledo Rockets were toppled by Ball State, 34-27, at the Glass Bowl Tuesday night.
The loss snaps Toledo's eight-game winning streak and inevitably knocks the Rockets out of the Top 25. However, Toledo (8-2, 5-1 MAC) can still earn a share of the West Division crown and a trip to the Mid-American Conference Championship Game with wins over Northern Illinois and Akron in the next two weeks.
The game was tied, 27-27, with about six minutes to play when Toledo Head Coach Matt Campbell opted to pass up a 31-yard field to take the lead and instead went for the first down. Fluellen was stopped for no gain and Ball State (7-3, 4-2 MAC) took over on downs. Ball State then drove 86 yards, scoring on a 15-yard run by Jahwan Edwards with 1:43 to play. Toledo failed to gain a first down, clinching the win for the Cardinals.
Fluellen wound up with exactly 200 yards and one touchdown on 34 carries, his sixth-straight 100-yard game and third 200-yard game. Ball State countered with 280 passing yards and three TDs from junior Keith Wenning, though the Rockets picked him off three times.
The Cardinals jumped out to a 14-0 lead on a pair of long first-quarter drives. On the game's first possession, Wenning connected on 7-of-8 passes to drive BSU 82 yards in 11 plays. Following a Toledo punt, Wenning came right back and completed all five of his passes on an 87-yard drive that culminated with a 25-yard strike over the middle to Connor Ryan.
Toledo got on the scoreboard on a 24-yard TD pass from Owens to Reedy that capped an 86-yard drive with 1:30 left in the quarter. The Rockets then cut the lead to 14-10 on a 29-yard field goal by Jeremiah Detmer early in the second quarter. The Rockets were driving for another score when Fluellen fumbled and the Cardinals returned it to the UT 11-yard line. The Rockets' defense stiffened, forcing BSU to settle for a 24-yard field goal by Steven Schott with 4:13 left in the first half.
The Rockets knotted up the score just before intermission, 17-17, on a four-yard run by Cassius McDowell that finished off an 84-yard drive.
Ball State grabbed the lead on its first drive of the second half, going 61 yards in 10 plays. Jamill Smith snagged a three-yard Wenning pass to put BSU up, 24-17. Ball State had a chance to extend its lead but Schott's 35-yard field goal attempt was wide left.
Toledo had a chance to tie the score but had to settle for a 22-yard Detmer field goal when Reedy couldn't haul in a short pass from Owens in the end zone. But the Rockets got another chance when Dan Molls picked off a Wenning pass at the BSU 31-yard line and returned it to the 25. Faced with a fourth-and-one from the 16-yard line, UT Head Coach Matt Campbell decided to go for it. Fluellen made that decision pay off by barreling through the line and into the end zone on the first play of the fourth quarter to give Toledo its first lead of the game, 27-24.
Moments later, Ball State tied the game, 27-27, on a 30-yard field goal by Schott, setting the stage for the Cardinals' final push to victory.
The Rockets' next game will be a MAC West showdown with Northern Illinois (8-1, 6-0 MAC) in DeKalb on Wednesday, Nov. 14.


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Reports out of West Virginia in recent days have included ETSU's coach among a half-dozen prospects for the vacant job at Marshall. Bartow said he hasn't interviewed and doesn't plan to.Comments
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here's getting to be a clear split as the Atlantic Sun Conference baseball race nears its midpoint. Four teams have winning records, and everyone else is at least two games under .500.Comments
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Mrs. Ruby Juanita Crigger, age 92, of Johnson City, passed away Thursday, January 5, 2012, at her daughter's residence in Gray.
Mrs. Crigger was a native of Washington County. She was the daughter of the late John Onks and Carrie Wilson Onks.
In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by her husband, Robert "RB" Crigger; four brothers, Buford Onks, Dee Onks, Charles Onks and Donald Onks; one sister, Hazel Onks; one grandson Barry Crigger.
Mrs. Crigger was a homemaker and attended Heritage Baptist Church and was a member of McKinley Memorial Bible Church.
Survivors include: two daughters, Sherry Toothman and her husband, Nick, of Lerna, Illinois, and Karen Kimes and her husband, James, of Gray; four sons, Robert Lee Crigger, of Johnson City, Ralph Dean Crigger, of Madison, Tn., Ronald Gene Crigger, of Johnson City, and Carlos Rex Crigger, of Flag Pond; one sister, AnnaPearl Ellis, of Jonesborough; sixteen grandchildren; twenty-one great grandchildren; several special nieces and nephews.
The funeral service for Mrs. Ruby Juanita Crigger will be conducted at 8 PM Sunday, January 8, 2012, in the Morris-Baker North Chapel. Rev. Lenny Smith and Rev. Mike Richards will officiate.
The graveside committal service will be conducted at 11 AM Monday in the Fairview Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be selected from family and friends. Ministers, family and friends are requested to meet at the funeral home by 10:15 AM Monday to go in procession.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 PM Sunday prior to the service.
Memories and condolences may be sent to the Crigger family via www.morrisbaker.com.
Morris-Baker Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 2001 Oakland Avenue, Johnson City, is serving the Crigger family. (423) 282-1521


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Election Results and Linkypoos All-in-One Today!
By Davis Popper at March 21, 2012 | 4:38 pm | Print
Between the 1st and 32nd wards, 5,623 registered voters participated in this past Tuesday's primary election. Per the Illinois Observer's Primary Election report, First Ward Ald. Joe Moreno, pictured in the Congress Theater a few years back, won the committeeman post with 1,872 votes (56.87% of 3292 ballots cast), beating out incumbent Jesse Ruben Juarez (535; 16.25%) by a long shot, and challenger Anne Shaw (885; 26.88%) by a much closer margin. In Moreno's last election, for alderman back in 2011, he won 74% of the vote. 32nd Ward Ald. Scott Waguespack (2,331 ballots cast) won his committeeman post in an uncontested race. Read all about the rest of the races and who won what post here.
In other 32nd Ward news, WBEZ reporter Justin Kaufman (MC of the Miss Wicker Park Pageant) spotlighted Steve Jensen and his one man volunteer clean-up crew, ridding the 32nd Ward of campaign signs and other materials not permitted on public property. Pictured is a photo of Jensen that Alisa snapped at the Feb. 20, 2012 Illinois Right to Carrry meeting in Logan Square.
According to the Chicago Tribune, a robber, claiming to possess a firearm, robbed a Chase Bank branch, 1230 N. Milwaukee Ave., in Wicker Park last Wednesday morning shortly before 9:30 a.m. For the entire article click here and if you possess any information please call the FBI at (312) 421-6700.
It was reported in the Examiner last week that Stanton How, 42, allegedly dragged his 11-week-old, black-and-white pit bull puppy in an attempt to teach her how to walk. In effect, Howard's dragging left a lengthy blood trail by which neighbors and the police traced the actions to Howard's second floor apartment in Wicker Park. To read the entire article by Examiner, click here.
According to Gapers Block, Wicker Park Art Center may be losing its home to Love Holy Trinity Blessed Mission. The possible change in ownership was discussed at a March 12 public meeting regarding the St. Paul's Community Church, 2215 W. North Avenue. If initiated, the new owners, a Midwest-based organization representing part of the Roman Catholic Church without Vatican approval, would displace the Near Northwest Arts Council and some 29 other local arts organizations, including the Nelson Algren Committee, the NeuroKitchen Arts Collective, and CIMMFest. For the entirety of the article, click here. Also, for the Pipeline's coverage of the topic, click here.
After years of anticipation for founders Garret Lewis and Beejay Oslon, Pipeworks Brewing is finally opening in Chicago right here in Bucktown located at 1675 N. Western Ave.! Last week, the Tribune featured a full-length story on the creation of Pipeworks Brewing as well as a detailed description of the company's forthcoming brew creations and retail locations. For more news on Pipeworks Brewing click here.
Let's be honest, there is no such thing as too many tacos. And its a good thing because, in addition to Flash Taco and Big Star, Antique Taco is scheduled to open in the heart of Wicker Park where Milwood Bar & Grille used to be located. For the full article from Chicago Eater, click here. Also, check out Red Eye's coverage, too.
Last week. ChicagoTalks featured Wicker Park's Marrakech Cuisine as authentic Moroccan cuisine that transports patrons to far-away lands. Owner and Moroccan native Ahmen Hajir claims to be particularly proud of the restaurant's couscous–the food so nice they named it twice! For the entire article click here.
According to the Chicago Tribune, Club Lucky came out victorious in the Wicker Park Mixologist Mash-Up. The Club Lucky general manager, Thomas Kleiner, came up with a 10-ingredient allegory of the neighborhood's ethnic history and summer activities, served with a participatory painting installation on the side and titled it, "The Six Corner Fizz." According to Kleiner, "The Six Corner Fizz, pictured, which gets its name from the nexus of North, Damen and Milwaukee avenues, will be on menu at Club Lucky, 1824 W. Wabansia Ave., starting this weekend ($10.75) and will remain there the rest of the year." For the entire article click here. Photo credit: Philinphlash.blogspot.com
According to Chicago Curbed, last week at Division Street's Bonnie & Clyde's, 1751 W. Division, a water pipe connected to a sewage pipe broke and ruined a significant amount of designer merchandise. The store is now closed and has packed up what is salvageable, soon to move to another location. Pictured: A purse spotted at Bonnie & Clyde back in 2009, snapped by Alisa.
Last week DePaulia, the student newspaper of DePaul University, cleared up any doubt amongst 'sneakerheads' as to the best place to shop for 'kicks' in Chicago–The Wicker Park sneaker store located 1531 N. Milwaukee Ave. As of press time, the best place to purchase retro jerseys in Chicago is still up for debate but stay posted. For the entire article click here.
According to the Chicagoist, a new hANKSY street art installation just popped up in Bucktown located on Campbell, between North Ave. and Armitage. This is not kANKSY's first art installation in Chicago, so it is safe to assume that we may expect more in the future. For the entire article as well as a link to pictures of hANKSY's other art installations, click here. Photo Credit: Melissa Murphy Hainault.
Long before Stephanie Sack, owner of vive la femme, started her Bucktown boutique specializing in hip fashions for the fuller-figured (in the past we've covered VLF trunk shows, and most recently Cece highlighted Perch, Sack's new junior line) she was known around town as "Stephanie from New City," tasked with the job of selling newspaper advertising for the indie alt-weekly. Many congrats to Stephanie for achieving a milestone of 10 Years in Business. In this New City Boutiqueville interview, Stephanie shares her advice for those interested in starting an independently owned business.
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The first week of Early Voting in Elbert County is in the books, and so far voter turnout has been exceptionally strong.
Robin Webb, who is with the Elbert County Registrar's Office, had an interesting statistic regarding Early Voting so far.
"Early voting has been very successful; over ten percent of our registered voters have cast ballots during the first four days of advanced voting", said Webb.
At the end of Friday, October 19th, there was a total of 263 walk in early voters. That put the total number of walk in early voters up to 1,345. With the 303 absentee ballots received so far, the total number of early voters is well over sixteen hundred.
For those who are unsure about what to expect when early voting, Webb lays out the whole process.
"They will give us their ID, and we will locate them on our EZ Vote System. We will print them an application that they sign twice, and then they will receive a voter card, and they will actually vote on the machine", said Webb. "It can be as quick as a ten minute process, and there is only about a thirty second wait to have your application printed."
There are still two more weeks left in the early voting period. If you have any questions about early voting, or your voter status, contact the Elbert County Registrar's Office at (706) 283-2012


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KUNC & Westword Presents
Trace Bundy's Acoustic Holiday Show with Very Special Guest Katie Herzig
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Trace Bundy must be seen, not just heard. His music is poetry in motion, using harmonics, looping, multiple capos, and his unique banter and stage presence to deliver an unforgettable live concert experience. Listening to his intricate arrangements is one thing, but seeing the fan-dubbed "Acoustic Ninja" play live confounds even the most accomplished music lovers as to how one person can do all that with just two hands and ten fingers.
Trace has independently sold over 99,000 albums on his record label, Honest Ninja Music, and regularly sells-out shows with standing ovations at venues across the USA and around the world, in 26 countries and counting. Video clips circulate virally at astonishing speed, with over 33,000,000 YouTube views to date.
Jimmy Leslie at Guitar Player Magazine blogs "It was easy to see why Bundy plays bigger venues on each tour. In his hands, the acoustic guitar is an imagination station, and there was no telling where he is going take the audience at any given turn. Thrilling stuff."
Dave Kirby from the Boulder Weekly says "Possessing a staggering acoustic technique, on both right and left sides, Bundy has made his reputation as a next generation solo guitarist of serious repute."
Audiocast Magazine from Austin, TX agrees: "Bundy's live show is without a doubt an event that needs to be witnessed rather than told about. With such a jaw-dropping performance, Bundy's live concert is a slap in the face that would leave a palm print on the memory of everyone in the audience."
Take a minute to check him out and you'll agree that Trace Bundy must be seen, not just heard.
After the critical and commercial success of her 2011 album, The Waking Sleep, and its subsequent packed-out tours, Katie Herzig finally released her new record, Walk Through Walls on April 8. A celebratory, love-struck album of sublime dream pop. Herzig has spent years playing festivals such as Bonnaroo and Summerfest and touring as a headliner and as support for Brandi Carlile, Sara Bareilles, Ingrid Michaelson, The Fray, and as a member of 10 out of Tenn. She has had her music licensed for innumerable film, TV and commercial uses including over 10 songs on Grey's Anatomy and most recently her song "Lost and Found" was featured in the trailer for Disney's Saving Mr. Banks and in a commercial for Carnival Cruises. Herzig can be heard on RAC's new EP with their song collaboration "We Belong," featured on KCRW. Herzig also co-produced songs on Ingrid Michaelson's 2014 Lights Out album, including her first single "Girls Chase Boys." To put Herzig in any sort of box is for it to be broken as she continues to outdo herself with each new release. Her live show is a dynamic full-band set that is as intimate as it is epic, what listeners have come to expect of Herzig, who toured Walk Through Walls this spring with her band throughout the US.


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I couldn't resist sharing some boating safety tips, with a dash of the ridiculous thrown in. Isn't that the best way to educate, or reform? Through ridicule? So here they are - illustrated by Darwin Award winning examples - lap them up!
Life Jackets are no joking matter
The Darwin Awards are named in honor of Charles Darwin, the father of evolution, and commemorate those who improve our gene pool by removing themselves from it. Please do remember, safety above all on any waterways this season is NOT to be taken lightly.
1. Always wear a lifejacket or PFD (personal floatation device)
Why? The majority of drowning victims could have been saved if they took the time to wear a lifejacket. Each person on your boat should wear a PFD that fits them snugly and securely. This simple step really does save lives.
And the Darwin Award Goes to...
In 2001, a Montana man decided to take part in a new extreme boating sport: 'snowmoboating'. That's right. He actually used his snowmobile to glide across the surface of the lake, just like skipping a stone across a pond. But this man's hydroplaning adventure ended in tragedy when the snowmobile lost momentum and sank. Sadly, the man wasn't wearing a lifejacket, and drowned within minutes while his friends watched helplessly from the shore.
The Bottom Line: Wearing a lifejacket can save even the most stupid of water sport enthusiasts.
2. Avoid alcohol
Why? The probability of being injured on the water doubles when alcohol is involved and studies have also shown that the effects of the sun and wind can make you feel as if you've consumed more alcohol than you actually have.
And the Darwin Award Goes to...
In the mid-1980s, a man sailing on the research ship Regina Maris planned to study whale populations in Greenland. But after a few too many one night he had the inspired idea to try jumping from ice floe to ice floe in the frigid waters of the North Atlantic. His drunken idea quickly turned to danger when the ice crumbled beneath his feet. He was eventually rescued, but he might have died if he had stayed in those freezing waters for just a few minutes longer.
The Bottom Line: Don't drink on the water!
3. Check the weather forecast before heading out
Why? You need to know what kind of weather you'll be facing. Always check local weather conditions for boating safety before departure- TV and radio forecasts are sources of information.
And the Darwin Award Goes to...
In 2003, Hurricane Isabel ravaged parts of Virginia. Most Virginia residents knew that the storm was coming...but not 'Blumpkin', a university rugby captain who thought it would be fun to take a canoe ride down the river. Winds were gusting at over 50 MPH, and the waters were churning violently...but Blumpkin was undeterred. Poor Blumpkin. If only he had checked the weather before he left, he might have not been caught in the storm that capsized his boat and took his life.
The Bottom Line: If you notice darkening clouds, volatile and rough changing winds, or sudden drops in temperature, play it safe by getting off the water.
4. Use common sense and operate responsibly
Why? If you use common sense, you can avoid nearly all boating accidents. Operate your boat at a safe speed at all times, especially in crowded areas. Be courteous of others using the waterways and obey all boating rules. Be watchful of swimmers and other boaters, and always have a spotter for water-skiers and tube riders. Stay alert, be respectful of buoys, and think before you act.
And the Darwin Award Goes to...
This tale from the Darwin Awards archives takes place in Logmozero, a village in northwestern Russia. A local man was questioned by the authorities when his neighbors revealed that he was using a World War II aviation bomb as an anchor for his boat. The bomb was in working order, and could have been detonated at any time. The man was lucky to never have accidentally set it off.
The Bottom Line: If you don't have common sense, don't go out on a boat. Oh... and never use a bomb as an anchor.
5. Learn to swim
Why? You're going to be out on the water. If you don't know how to swim, you're just asking for trouble.
And the Darwin Award Goes to...
We're now on Obonga Lake, 100 miles north of Thunder Bay, Canada. A man took his family out for a boat ride on a hot, sweaty summer day. With temperatures approaching the 90-degree mark, the man decided to cool off by jumping into the lake for a quick dip. There was just one problem: he didn't know how to swim. Why someone who can't swim would dive into a deep lake is a mystery, but since his wife couldn't figure out how to steer the boat over to him, he drowned.
The Bottom Line: Local organizations and others offer training for all ages and abilities - so check to see what classes are offered in your area. Learning to swim is cheap, easy, and could one day save your life.
These and more, at www.safeboater.com/articles/darwin-boating-safety-tips.asp


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Vaughans Kitchen - Visit Wiltshire
Vaughans Kitchen
Cookery School
Hopton Road
Tel: 01380 530203
Do you enjoy cooking, or know someone who does or would you LIKE to enjoy it more than you do? Food is essential to our everyday well being and we know that processed food just doesn't cut the mustard when it comes to taste, quality, nutrition etc. In fact, home made food beats shop bought hands down on every level.
Vaughan's Kitchen is an exciting new cookery school with a difference. It developed from Chef Peter Vaughan's dream of making good food accessible to as many people as possible and Margaret Bryant's commitment to teaching and encouraging children and adults to have the knowledge and skills to enjoy preparing good food.
Peter had a rigorous culinary training in classical cuisine but also has an interest in food as fuel for the body, as well as pleasing the senses. Combining both these approaches has resulted in a 'naturally balanced' philosophy. This is not about full-on health/whole foods but making more use of unrefined ingredients, fairly traded/ethically sourced items, local, seasonal produce, local suppliers, responsible business ethics, re-using, recycling and minimising waste. With Margaret's background in Education ( Food Technology) they form an effective and dynamic team.
We feel passionate about enabling as wide a range of people as possible to access what VK has to offer. Classes cover a variety of different topics but are also aimed at different levels and are designed to satisfy the needs of as many people as possible. There is plenty for beginners (Starting from Scratch, Beginners Bread Making etc) right through to competent cooks who want to extend their skills (Dinner Parties with Style, Patisserie Masterclass etc). Our reputation for offering popular classes for children and teenagers is considerable (often oversubscribed): Young Chefs Academy(11-16)- one week run in school holidays; Cooking Together – an opportunity for an adult and child to spend quality time learning culinary skills; Mini Chefs (6 – 11) etc Check out the full list of courses on the website www.vaughanskitchen.co.uk
We also run popular group sessions if you want to have a party with a difference or a fun evening with friends.
It's all very well for us to say how good we are but the last word goes to our customers
I came away from the day feeling inspired and ready to reproduce the dishes at home. I recommend the classes to anyone and will definitely be going back for a further course in the future.
"What a great day! It exceeded my (already high) expectations. Thanks"
"…it is great to be in what feels like a professional environment – it feels as if we are really here to cook, not just be entertained ".
thank you again for running such a brilliant course and inspiring all these young cooks!
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New Hampshire appears to be Huntsman's last-ditch pitch for the GOP presidential nomination. He entered the race late, after much buzz about his manly-man taste in music and motorcycles and jean jackets, and impressed just 2 percent of Republican voters nationally. Last week, his campaign manager quit, and the new guy is revamping his message with stronger attacks on President Obama and front-runner Mitt Romney. And to beat back the latter, Huntsman is on a hiring spree in New Hampshire, a critical early-voting state for both candidates. But just as Huntsman is doing so, New Hampshire's importance is under assault by jealous states who want to steal some of its attention by moving their primaries earlier.
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Huntsman is focusing on New Hampshire because he's unlikely to fare well in Iowa--where social conservatives won't find, say, his support for civil unions appealing. So, as the Associated Press' Steve Peoples reports, Huntsman has hired 21 people in New Hampshire, nearly triple any other campaign's staff in the state. After opening his campaign headquarters in Manchester this month, the campaign will open three more in the state in August, and three or four more after that in September. Jamie Burnett, who was Romney's state political director in 2008, tells Peoples that "it would be the biggest paid operation for a Republican campaign in New Hampshire primary history."
So far, just 4 percent of New Hampshire residents say he's their favorite candidate, but, Politico's Alexander Burns writes, "That could change if he's willing to spend as lavishly on television as he is on personnel."
Yet New Hampshire could end up not being as important as Huntsman might hope. The New York Times's Jeff Zeleny reports that several states are considering breaking the Republican Party's rules to move their voting dates up, while others are canceling their primaries to save money. The effect could help Texas Gov. Rick Perry, the latest will-he-or-won't-he Republican candidate, a position Huntsman once held. Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina will still hold the first three votes, but Florida, Michigan, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, and Missouri all want to vote earlier. And that would help Perry, Zeleny writes, because "he could face a hospitable run of primaries. The Texas primary on March 6, which comes with a large trove of delegates, will be followed by several other contests across the South." With Republicans adopting a system for awarding delegates like the Democrats used in 2008, they're planning for a primary fight that could last till summer. Meanwhile, Politico's Jonathan Martin reports that Perry is wooing Republican officials in those early-voting states, both traditional ones, such as New Hampshire, and new ones, such as Florida.
Separately, Romney is urging Utah to move its primary forward, too--a move that would help crush Huntsman, who was governor of the state but is far behind Romney in polls there.
Reprinted with permission from Atlantic Wire. The original story can be found here.


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Bought it last friday (Europe here), & i finished it last weekend (8-12h of gameplay).
Overall, the game is very good, the gameplay is awesome & the difficulty is high.
But, the gfx quality is worse than in Legend, cause it hasn't next gen mode, so, no shadow casting, no shaders on Lara's skin, ...
There's also a note to the players. It says that TRA is a tribute to the players, for their years of fidelity. But if it was truth, we should have next gen mode on the PC version, cause, the PC was the 1st home for Lara adventures & it deserves a respect due to it !
There's no 360 version, & that's prolly why PC version hasn't next gen mode.
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When Apple had originally announced the iPad, I had no plans of getting it. However, after seeing all the brilliant apps available for it, and the huge potential it had, I had to buy it. I primarily used my iPad for browsing and watching movies. Since I had a 16GB variant, I was pretty much […]Read More
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Every Android app or games requests for certain permissions like access to the Internet, the ability to send messages etc. when you install it from the Market. While most users out there simply click the Next button on the Permissions screen, some users actually make sure that the app they are installing does not require […]Read More
A few hours ago, the folks over at SamMobile have leaked another Ice Cream Sandwich based firmware for the Samsung Galaxy S2. The leaked firmware (XXLP6) is based on Android 4.0.3, and does not bring any major visual changes compared to the previous leaks. The ROM can be used on a day-to-day basis, and does […]Read More
The Motorola Droid RAZR will go down in the history of Android phones as the phone that was announced at the wrong time – Just 12 hours before Google announced Ice Cream Sandwich and Galaxy Nexus. The RAZR is by no means a bad handset – it is insanely slim (7.1mm), packs a dual-core processor, […]Read More
The Samsung Galaxy S was without a doubt one of the most popular phones of 2010. The phone sold in excess of 10 million units, and has phenomenal developer support. However, the phone has had its fair share of issues including the RFS file system, which lead to the lagging issue on the phone, and […]Read More
One of the most publicized and probably the most gimmicky feature in Ice Cream Sandwich/Galaxy Nexus is the Face Unlock feature. Unlocking your phone by just bringing your face in front of your phone is definitely cool and geeky on paper, but is quite a bit impractical in real life. Ever since Google's announcement, quite […]Read More
Sony phones come with two less-known features – xLoud and Bravia engine. The former improves the sound quality of the phone when the music is played via earphones, and the latter improves the screen quality when a user watches a video or an image. Both these features definitely work, and are not just a gimmick. […]Read More
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Late last week, Andrew Neal – a developer in the CyanogenMod team – released an early beta build of the new stock music player in CM9. Today, Andrew Neal has released a near final build of the new CM9 music player for all Android users to try. The CM9 music player is possibly the most […]Read More


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Shannen Doherty
30 Reasons Girls Just Want to Have Fun Is Still Great, 30 Years Later
Originally posted 04/11/2015 06:35PM
Hard to believe, but on April 12, 1985, the teen flick Girls Just Want to Have Fun first hit theaters. Skip past the part where this 30th anniversary makes you feel old, and instead reflect on the fact that this film holds up remarkably well today.
Kevin Smith Confirms Mallrats Sequel
Originally posted 03/15/2015 02:00PM
Kevin Smith is headed back to the mall.
Shannen Doherty: 'I Didn't Diss' Jason Priestley
Originally posted 01/20/2015 06:00AM
Things weren't so charming for former Charmed costars Shannen Doherty and Holly Marie Combs last week, after the two caused a stir while promoting their new show and they seemed to knock former costars Jason Priestley and Alyssa Milano.
Ian Ziering Lures Shannen Doherty & Jennie Garth to Chippendales Stage
Originally posted 07/01/2013 06:10PM
Even a night at the Peach Pit After Dark wouldn't be able to top this.
Shannen Doherty, 42, and Jennie Garth, 41, jetted off to Sin City to catch their former Beverly Hills, 90210 costar Ian Ziering as a Chippendales dancer at Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino.
"Chippendales is a very interactive show and we managed to surprise them both by including them on stage in a few production numbers," Ziering tells PEOPLE. "I was very flattered by their comments. And judging by their reaction, I know they had a great time."
Shannen Doherty Helps Police Thwart a Fan's Threatened Suicide
Originally posted 12/10/2012 11:35AM
Shannen Doherty recently called 911 to help save a Twitter follower who was sending messages about wanting to commit suicide.
The former Beverly Hills 90210 star, 41, who was in California, was so concerned by the message from a distraught fan who'd aggressively Tweeted at her before, that she called police in Westhampton, N. J., and asked them for help. TMZ.com, which first reported the story, released the 911 call on Sunday.
"This is going to sound incredibly strange," she told a police dispatcher on the call. "My name is Shannen Doherty and I'm an actress. I am on Twitter, sadly, and there is a girl that is threatening to shoot herself and she lives somewhere over there. I'm completely untrained to deal with somebody threatening to commit suicide, especially via Twitter."
Shannen Doherty's New Puppy Puts the Brakes on Baby
Originally posted 04/21/2012 06:00PM
As much as Shannen Doherty and her new husband, Kurt Iswarienko, like the idea of becoming parents, there's one big – and adorable! – thing holding them back: their new puppy Bowie.
"We go back and forth all the time about it, it's like one minute we're like, 'Oh my God, let's have a baby!' and then the next minute our puppy does something crazy," she told PEOPLE at Jennie Garth's 40th birthday celebration in West Hollywood on Thursday night.
Shannen Doherty 'Regrets Hurting' Her Parents During Her Bad Girl Days
Originally posted 04/10/2012 07:40PM
In her 2010 book Badass: A Hard-Earned Guide to Living Life with Style and (the Right) Attitude, Shannen Doherty said she had no regrets about her rocky past "because it's made me who I am today." But thinking about it more closely, she wishes she could do things differently after all.
"My parents raised me better than [the person I portrayed in the media], and I regret ever hurting my parents," the former Beverly Hills, 90210 actress, 40, said on an episode of The Talk that aired Tuesday. "What's funny is the older you get, the more honest [with yourself] I think you actually become."
Shannen Doherty Calls Married Life 'Phenomenal'
Originally posted 04/07/2012 09:00AM
Shannen Doherty's new reality show Shannen Says chronicles one of the most stressful and anxiety-ridden times in a couple's life – the wedding-planning process.
But now, nearly six months after marrying photographer Kurt Iswarienko, the actress says newlywed life is all that it's cracked up to be.
"Things couldn't be better. Married life is amazing, and I can only say that because of my partner, because of Kurt," Doherty, 40, told PEOPLE Thursday on a conference call with reporters to promote her new show.
Shannen Doherty Sympathizes with Jennie Garth over Spilt
Originally posted 04/05/2012 05:40PM
Shannen Doherty knows what it's like to have her personal life on display – so she can relate to what former 90210 costar Jennie Garth is going through with her very public split from husband Peter Facinelli.
"I think that for somebody like Jennie who values family so much, this is incredibly hard for her," Doherty told PEOPLE Thursday on a conference call for reporters to promote her new reality show, Shannen Says.
"I feel for her and, more importantly, I feel for her kids," she continued. "There are children involved [and] children have access to the Internet and everything that somebody may write."
Shannen Doherty Heads to Couples Therapy in New Reality Show
Originally posted 03/02/2012 10:15AM
Shannen Doherty and photographer Kurt Iswarienko made it down the aisle in a black-tie, Malibu, Calif., wedding last October, but the process leading up to their nuptials wasn't always picture-perfect.
In a sneak peek of WE TV's Shannen Says, the former Beverly Hills, 90210 star, 40, gives her fans an inside look into the seven tumultuous weeks leading up to her big day.
Tensions run high for the couple, as Doherty calls Iswarienko profane names in one scene, leading to her say in another clip, "I don't want to fight with you anymore. We're going to a shrink."
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Castro. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Death is painful for those who do not understand
but death is not a punishment , simply part of a plan.
Death is merely the transferring of a soul
To a new place from a place of old
Salvation is the thought that the soul can retain
as it passes from the physical to the spiritual plain.
To the physical being, death is kind of hard to swallow,
because where the spirit goes the body cannot follow.
Death should not be a time of mourning, but a time of celebration.
For the spirit of a man has completed a kind of graduation.
As a student of life pursues his doctorate degree,
death is the final test as he passes the state of sleep.
Once the body passes through the threshold of the physical and spiritual barriers.
The consciousness becomes pure light, as the spirit uses energy as the carrier.
The realm in which the spirit resides, we simply do not know.
because where the spirit travels, the body cannot go.
So if someone in your family dies.
Understand the path they take....
Just because their eyes are closed,
doesn't mean they aren't awake!


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This week's Artsy Wednesday theme was pretty open to interpretation- we could create whatever nail art we wanted. However, we had to choose a favorite brand of nail polish and could only use that brand to complete our design. This was an easy choice for me - Zoya! I have more Zoyas than any other brand. I love the formula, the bottle, and the colors of course are always gorgeous. I always look forward to the seasonal collections they release.
For my nail look, I created a simple "Grunge Manicure". To achieve this I painted my nails with a coat of Zoya Elisa, then topped it with a coat of Zoya Julianne. I did a clear coat in between to help protect the first layer. Then, using a q-tip dipped in acetone, I rubbed away some of the top layer, exposing the red underneath. A clear coat on top finished the look. Elisa was a perfect color to choose because you really only need one coat, and for my purposes I only needed one coat of Julianne. So I didn't have a ton of layers taking forever to dry. I usually don't like red with purple but I tried to go out of my comfort zone a bit and I'm happy with the results! The shimmer on Julianne gives the whole thing a nice effect.
I love Grunge manicures, and its fun to experiment with doing them in different colors. What do you think of this manicure? Be sure to check out the favorite brand creations from the other ladies participating in Artsy Wednesday:
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For Fall 2015 and Spring 2016
Applications are due in the Student Life Office on or before 5:00 PM Tuesday March 31, 2015.
Here is a quick update about the housing costs for Forester Village. The normal room rate for apartments is the same rate for all dorms and apartments, which we will use for students with four students in one FV apartment. However, if an apartment drops down to only three students, each remaining resident will be charged a 3-per semester per student rate. If an apartment drops down to only two students in an apartment the students will be placed in the residence hall. The room rate is subject to change each year, so check in the business office to find the exact amount the additional charge would be if you go to less than four (4) students in your apartment. We need to try our best to keep the apartments at full capacity, especially as we have housing options tighten up after freshman registration. When we have students living in the apartments, many of the utilities cost the same whether or not the apartment is full. If you need assistance finding a roommate, please let the director of housing know and we can discuss possible juniors or seniors who would be eligible to move to FV; however, it is up to you to find a replacement.
1. All residents of Forester Village must have junior (at least 58 credits) or senior (at least 92 credits) and/or completed four (4) semesters of college by the upcoming fall semester.
2. Squatters in an apartment MUST APPLY or forfeit their apartment. In order to claim squatter's rights, an individual or individuals must be requesting the same apartment they lived in the previous semester and have a total of four residents for that apartment at the time of application.
3. After squatters have taken their apartments, the remaining apartments will be given to the qualified applicants based upon their combined cumulative hours.
4. The apartment must have four roommates at the beginning of the fall semester. If your group loses a roommate, you will need to replace them or you will be placed into the residence halls (see beginning paragraph).
5. Those who have been confirmed to live in Forester Village should not participate in the residence hall room draw.
6. You may be asked to move to a different building in order to consolidate apartment complexes. You are assigned to an apartment, but not necessarily the one you were in previously if we need to move students for maintenance or University concerns.
7. PRIME and CCCU (off campus) students are guaranteed housing for the semester they are on campus, but housing cannot be reserved for them for the semester they are not here.
8. The website https://my.huntington.edu/ICS/Students/Academic_Records/ will give you your cumulative hours or you can ask in the registrar's office in Becker Hall.
As a Christian college of the liberal arts, Huntington offers a wide range of degree programs. Four out of five Huntington University professors have the highest degree in their field (a figure higher than any other evangelical college in Indiana). The student-faculty ratio is kept low, enabling each student to be mentored by outstanding Christian scholars.
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I Have No Time for You
By Elton Camp
Old Dad wants to give advice
To his child, it's "No dice"
Though he's elderly, he still tries
But his words she does despise
"No, I don't have time for you
More important things I must do.
With online pals I want to chat
And I really care a lot about that."
"To interrupt me don't you dare
Hold the stuff you want to share.
Really, it doesn't interest me
I am too busy, can't you see?"
"You tell about times long ago.
To that I'm indifferent, though.
If you persist in trying to talk,
Out of the room, I'll angrily stalk."
"Your ideas are so out-of-date
To hear them, I utterly hate."
Old Dad is very deeply hurt
At her actions & words so curt
Yet another time, he'll again try
Now, he sits alone with a sigh
After some years, the time came
Dad no longer knew her name
No more wisdom did he try to share
For only confusion remained there
He would bother her no more
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Something is seriously wrong with the voting. That blonde should have been gone weeks ago. Skylar will have a great career after idol. The blonde has zero chance at a music career.
Who shot the LaLa?
Lake view has ridiculous restrictions on driveways but this Tinkertoy clown house gets a write up in the paper.
A whole bunch of bad loans being made by the US taxpayer owned Ally Financial. These are the facts. Smoke and mirrors. Smoke and mirrors.
Obama taught con law? His students should request a refund. Seriously. How stupid can a sitting president be that he doesn't understand the role of the supreme court? This is beyond scary.
carondelet and girod. its paint. not chalk.
I don't really think this is the type of publicity powerade wants.
When Sean Payton isn't fired will you turn in your season tickets? Hope so, I've got friends that would love to have them.
I do have kids and I don't know anything about the company this man worked for or anyone involved. I asked a question and understand your point. I didn't say the crime shouldn't be reported in the paper. I posed a question. And I still feel that the story could have been adequately reported without a narration of every event. You are correct that I chose to read the entire story. My bad, however having kids I prefer to be made aware of such events. I just don't need all the minor details.
Was it necessary for Nola.com to post all of these details? I'm sure someone could go look this up in public police reports if they really had to know exactly what happened.
Not even touching the issue of why the players are striking, I can't even imagine the talent level of replacement players! Wow! Uncle Rico might finally get a chance to win state!
Sure, check out either Tanger Outlets or Premium Outlets. You will find that most of these were placed on largely undeveloped tracts of land. Some are on the outskirts of major cities. Some, like the one in Foley, were originally placed next to nothing. If you have ever been to Gulf Shores or Orange Beach you would know that the Outlet mall in Foley has been a tremendous financial boom to the area. If you don't understand the financial success of the premium outlet mall in the US than I don't think you get out much.
Upscale outlet malls attract shoppers from a very wide area. The fact that public transit is limited to this area means nothing. I suggest that those that want to comment on the succes or failure of this development do a little research into what this type of develpment has done for other areas.
Complete overreaction to this story. This is common practice in one way or another on every team. Listen to what the majority of current players on other teams have to say. This isn't flag football. In every tackle the idea is to hit the other player as hard as possible and bring him to the ground.
Hindsight shows that he had plenty reason to pull over these thugs. Both had outstanding warrants.
And now it appears Justin Sipp had a warrant out for his arrest for missing his probation hearing in February. Doesn't seem that complicated now does it? Justin didn't want to go to jail and figured he would take his chances and shoot his way out. I guess that didn't work out for Justin.
One more point, to those that think this is some sort of dirty police action explain this to me: Why did these "dirty cops" leave a live witness and release him with no charges less than 12 hours after the shooting? I've got to think even dumb "dirty cops" would know not to leave a live witness much less the BROTHER of the deceased.
saverio80, agreed. i can't believe that some posting on here managed to figure out how to turn a computer on and post a comment.
Believe me, if the cops shot first the deceased suspect would not have gotten off a shot. The deceased got off at least two shots. I assumed from the start that the brother injured in the leg was hit by a stray bullet intended for the deceased. Unfortunate innocent bystander. If this was some sort of cover up like you idiots assume both dudes in the car would be deceased OR the injured would have been charged with something to lock him up to keep him from talking. With the injured being a live not charged witness this falls completly in the favor of this incident being a justifiable shooting by the NOPD.
I'd like to see these tough guys with guns have their weapons taken and stick them in the octagon with one of those mma fighters. Talk about a record setting pay per view!


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In the history of the world, two-thirds of all people who have lived past the age of 65 are alive today. By 2015, we will have more people over the age of 60 than under the age of 15. This has never happened before in the history of Canada, and requires an educated response in how professionals support with the challenges and opportunities facing our maturing population." (Canada's Age-Friendly Business Academy)
My personal journey
Recently, I became a CPCA (Certified Professional Consultant on Aging). Obtaining this designation reflects my goal to better support seniors in the community. Taking a greater stake in the lives of seniors, caregivers, and families, is just part of the journey I've been on for some time. In many ways it feels quite natural to want to support boomers and seniors around aging issues, in a professional way:
- Having been a remote caregiver for my parents, I know the challenges facing family caregivers, never mind the loved ones they are looking after!
- Having consulted many years to the health and social services sector, I fully appreciate how systems have become inordinately complex, and how communication and interpretation deteriorate as systems resources dwindle. It can be a dog's breakfast for anyone having to coordinate and/or access age-friendly services.
- As a mediator, I often deal with family, inter-generational, and elder-related issues. I appreciate how attending to relationships and the emotional climate, is just as important as what we talk about, and the process we use to talk, together.
- Currently, I participate in my local Elder-Friendly Community Network, a network of professionals that support the needs of boomers and seniors. Not only is this a supportive professional network, it also makes it easy for me to get to know other professionals, and collaborate with them to support complex client needs.
- Building on my past Board role with the Victoria chapter of CARP, Canada�s association for Zoomers, Boomers, Seniors and those who care for them, I've continued to stay on top of issues and trends affecting the elderly.
How I can help you
- Facilitate difficult conversations. My main business is facilitating conversations between people who have different positions and interests, helping them see what they have in common, and then getting them to agree on what they want to do about it.
- Distance collaboration. Personally, I know how hard it can be to be kept in the loop, never mind making decisions and taking action, when your loved one is located somewhere else. Fortunately, Internet and web tools are making it easier for people to connect and collaborate. (note: seniors are the fastest growing segment of Internet users in Canada!) I've been comfortable in the tech world for a long time. I can help with those difficult conversations and advocacy needs, no matter where you are.


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COLUMBIA - South Carolina Gamecocks defensive end Jadeveon Clowney was ticketed for going 110 mph in a 70 mph zone on a South Carolina interstate over the weekend.
A South Carolina state trooper stopped Clowney in a Chrysler 300 around 7:30 p.m. Saturday northbound on Interstate 77 in Fairfield County, about 25 miles north of Columbia.
Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. David Jones said Clowney was issued a ticket and allowed to drive away. The tickets carries a $355 fine and six points, which are half the points needed to suspend a driver's license.
The university didn't make Clowney or coach Steve Spurrier available to talk, and did not release any statements.
Clowney is a junior expected to enter the NFL Draft after South Carolina plays Wisconsin in the Capital One Bowl on Jan. 1. He was named to The Associated Press All-Southeastern Conference team Monday, earning all-conference honors for the third straight season.
He finished the regular season with 10.5 tackles for loss and had 35 tackles on the year to go along with a forced fumble, a pair of pass breakups, three sacks and eight quarterback hurries.
Clowney was a preseason All-American and Heisman Trophy candidate but did not live up to expectations on the field this season. However, he is still expected to be selected in the first round of the NFL Draft.
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Verna May Geiselman, age 82, of Minerva died Sunday, April 17, 2011, in her home surrounded by her family.
Born May 7, 1928, in Clearfield Co., PA, she was a daughter of Melvin and Ella (Fomich) Jays.
She was a housewife and former member of New Franklin United Methodist Church.
She is survived by her husband of 62 years, Robert G. Geiselman, whom she married Aug. 13, 1949; a daughter, Kathryn (Michael) Peddicord of Minerva; two sons, Roger (Deb) Geiselman of Canton and Robert J. (Donna) Geiselman of Minerva; a sister, Pat Haswell of Canton; nine grandchildren, Jennifer, Roger, Jeremy, Christine, Heather, Bobby, Shannon, Stacey and Tamara; and 13 great grandchildren, Robby, B.J., Jordan, Adelie, Aubrey, Alissa, Qwintyn, Eli, Ayden, Taylor, Alexis, Mackenzie and Sophia.
She was preceded in death by three sisters, Mary Long, Edna Ubanik and Donna Geiselman; and three brothers, William, Melvin, and David Jays.
Following cremation, a graveside service will be held Friday, April 22 at 11 a.m. in Moultrie Chapel Cemetery with Mr. Ralph Norman officiating. Those unable to attend may register at www.gotschallfuneralhome.com.
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Establishing a colony on Mars would protect the long-term survival of the human race.
This week's question arrives from the Philippines, courtesy of Amy. Bill dissects the question before giving several possible answers.
Ian Bremmer calls Hillary Clinton a "moneyball" candidate for president.
The threat is real and many scientists and engineers are standing behind them.
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Do the math , and also try to understand part of the reasons the maps were drawn this way . (with at least some minority/dem support btw).
Would you support an amendment to base representation on acreage rather than population density /ethnic makeup ? Doubt it .
You write this even after the ongoing CFD pay scandal ?
I generally consider your opinions to be more informed than most, but this baffles me .Personally I don't think ANY taxpayer funded position should even have the ability to be unionized due to the fact that unions almost exclusively "work" for one purpose only, and that is their continued existence.
Personally, the guy that shot his 3 kids (no idea of what your talking about btw) should be hung on Public Square. As far as dimoron goes , you'll get no sympathy from me , ever.
Not a big fan of the new format..... at all.
You are kidding right ?? He is nothing but an arrogant self entitled tool, who cost the county untold millions.
I couldn't care less if he was sentenced to hard labor, which for anyone else would be a would be a regular job .
Quite possibly the most ridiculous statement I have read since jimmy dimora's beatdown today..
We Are Ohio spokesman Dennis Willard said his group is not involved because of politics but to see that more moderate lawmakers are elected.
Pretty sure you will not find a bigger steaming pile of BS until jimmy opens his mouth again.
Seems to me that the court system has become the dems choice for last ditch efforts.
(but only when it fits their agenda) Thank you very much al gore.
I personally could care less if the pig (physically and mentally) dies is prison.
That is where he and his "codefendents" all 60 or so Democrats belong.
I'm jist glad this pif finally got what he deserves.... Who's next ?
Duly noted, and thanks for the explanation.
This sums it up for me....
The letter comes days after a Pentagon official said Defense Department contractors could be sending layoff notices four days before the Nov. 6 presidential election. That prospect has unnerved the White House.
Obama doesnt want to scarew the few working people that would still vote for #$%^& self.
Kazaam -1
galleryfan... keep trying
Get rid of the unions and the crooks like Dimoron/russo.. and it would probably cost about a third.
I simply cannot stop laughing @ Britt... and the idiots that voted for her *.
I won't bid against you for the house , but I want the Tiki hut.... deal ?
Thanks for that Justice, you have my sincere best wishes.
No offense intended, and my sincere condolences to the injured/dead.
I don't see any mention of three OVI's anywhere but in the comment section, could you please clarify ?
Interesting, Cleveland Dems are so brilliant , they can't even remember their former messiah ? Good thing ol jimmy knows everybody. Wonder if he knows Lewinsky too ?
That is actually a very interesting concept Cincy...
Just out of curiousity, can anyone tell me the religions of Joepa and the child molester ?
Personally I'd like to see the Browns keep Weeden McCoy and Lewis, Wallace has shown repeatedly that he just cares about himself .


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"Who/what? I'd like to thank Rhapsodio for sending the 2v1 our way for a tour, along with the Shozy amp. Australia isn't exactly a hot electronics place First off - Rhapsodio is a young IEM company from HK. They sell Custom and Universal IEMs and lots of cables, and some DIY amps. You can read more on their site and Facebook While I haven't bought their products yet and only tried their..." --svyr
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850 Tech Center Drive, Gahanna, Ohio 43230
English: (800) 277-2177 or Spanish: (888) 216-3505
Provides help for electric bills to people in Ohio with a low income who have tried all other resources (HEAP and PIPP). To qualify, households must have disconnected electric service and must have made a sincere effort to pay their electric bill in the last 90 days. Go online to use their income calculator to find out whether you qualify. Click to find an agency in your area that will help you with the application process
PO Box 42329, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15203
(800) 683-7036
They award college scholarships to military veterans and their families. Their Family & Youth Support Program offers immediate assistance for houshold needs, utilities and food to military families directly affected by Operation Iraqi Freedom and America's War on Terrorism. Special support programs, such as counseling and mental health, are offered to children and youth whose military parent is deployed, deceased or discharged.
700 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46206
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Provides discounted phone service for customers with a low income, including free line connection, monthly discounts and no deposits for local service. Call the toll-free number or fill out an application online.
150 East Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215
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Provides help with winter heating and summer cooling programs through HEAP. They also provide electric bill assistance and window air conditioners to those without central air for households who are medically needy. Call to make an appointment. Click for more information about the Winter Crisis or Summer Crisis Programs.
1520 Old Henderson Road, Columbus, Ohio 43220
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Connects people in need in the Groveport Madison school district with community resources. Services include rent and utility help, emergency cash assistance, help in preparing applications for food stamps, distribution of household items and more.
P.O. Box 542, Groveport, Ohio 43125
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Offers a 20% discount for water and sewer charges for people with a low income. Go online to complete the application in Spanish or English.
910 Dublin Road, Columbus OH 43215
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Offers several programs for customers with a low income, including extended payment plans, discounted programs and services for those with medical needs. Customers who use a medical certificate must enter into a payment plan or be subject to disconnection. Medical certificates may be renewed two additional times and may not exceed 90 days per household in a 12-month period.
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Provides a maximum of $50 payable toward rent, home payments, electric or gas bills for area residents. Families must have a shut-off or eviction notice.
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To be eligible for emergency rent or mortgage assistance, families must have an income at or below 125% of the federal poverty level, provide proof of the emergency, and demonstrate an ability to maintain stable housing beyond the assistance. Customers must call to schedule an appointment (no walk-ins).
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|David Perry Profile
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Release: 07/25/2012
2013 (Junior): Played in one game, seeing limited action ... Made season debut in the Savannah State game ... Registered two tackles.
2012 (Sophomore): Played in nine games, mostly on special teams ... Did not record any stats.
2011 (Redshirt Freshman): Saw action in five games, mainly on special teams.
2010 (True Freshman: Sat out first season at Miami and participated on practice squad, redshirted to retain eligibility.
High School: Three-star recruit and No. 39 defensive end by Scout.com ... Ranked No. 115 on ESPN Top 150 ... No. 94 prospect on Bill Buchalter's Florida Top 100 State List ... Named first-team All-Broward by Sun-Sentinel and Miami Herald... Played defensive end and tight end and recorded 12 sacks as senior.