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How a treatment plant works
1. Screening. A simple process that removes large materials such as wood, rocks and other items.
2. Pumping. Our treatment plant is located on low ground, so much of the wastewater travels via gravity to the plant. Once in the plant and depending on the topography, most treatment plants have pumps to move the wastewater from one treatment area to another.
3. Aerating. Bubbling oxygen through the sewage helps release some of the dissolved gases from the water into the air. It also helps larger 'grit' such as sand, coffee grounds, etc to settle out.
4. Sedimentation. Sludge settles out of the wastewater and is pumped out of the sedimentation tank and then processed in a large 'digester' tank.
5. Removing Scum. As the sludge settles to the bottom, lighter items such as grease, oils, plastics and soap float to the top. slow-moving rakes skim the material off the surface. Thickened scum is pumped into the digesters with the sludge.
6. Finally, the wastewater is treated, often with filtration and/or clorine to remove bacteria, odors and other items. The water is now clean and discharged into a local river.
R. Solid Waste Digester. Solids are kept in a large, heated tank for many days. This tank acts like a stomach and 'disgests' the material using bacteria. Digesting the material reduces the volume and odor and produces Methane Gas which can be used to help heat the digester tank. The finished material is then sent to a landfill.
For more information about how our treatment plant works, please visit the US Geological Survey website at http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/wwvisit.html.


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Imus returned to TV this week
Don Imus, MSNBC's former morning show man who was ousted from his TV and radio time slots for racially charged comments he made about the Rutgers' women's basketball team, returned to TV on Monday on the Fox Business Channel.
The morning shock jock wasted no time at his new home by getting back to his old tricks, lambasting everyone in the biz from David Letterman to his new co-worker Glenn Beck. And the move seems to be paying off since Fox Business scored their biggest ratings hit since ... well, ever.
Do you think Imus should be back on the air?
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Imus is back ... on Fox Business Channel
After being suspended by both CBS Radio and MSNBC two years ago over some derogatory on air comments about the Rutgers women's basketball team, Don Imus will once again enjoy a television presence (having already regained a radio presence) on the Fox Business Network.
Granted, the whole controversy around his statements from two years ago was a little overblown. Other shock jocks have made far worse statements on the air with much less in the way of media attention. That sort of language is business as usual for them.
The question is this; what does Don Imus have to do with business? He's not exactly Warren Buffett. He's not even Jim Cramer. Mind you, his previous television show was on MSNBC, which is also a business network [update: MSNBC is not a business network. I confused it for CNBC. My apologies]. At most this can be taken as a switch of political affiliation.
So what do you think? Will you be watching Don Imus on his new show?
Dan Patrick brings radio to TV
If you like sports talk in the afternoon and get bored with the countless reruns of breaking news on ESPN's myriad channels, here's some good news. Dan Patrick is back on the air. In daytime, that is, and not on the worldwide leader in sports. Dan Patrick's radio show began simulcasting on DirecTV this week, bringing the entire DP team and their studio into view.
Broadcasting a radio show on TV is not new, of course. Don Imus did it for years on MSNBC until he put his foot so far in his mouth that he was kicked off the network. And Mike Francesca has a daily radio talk show airing on the Yes network. The idea of watching someone with a microphone in his face and earphones on is not radical.
Jay Leno apologizes for gay remarks from Phillippe interview
The star of Tonight was chatting with Ryan Phillippe the other night about the star's new film Stop-Loss. Thanks to some crack researcher on the Tonight writing staff, Jay decided to ask Ryan about one of his earliest acting jobs -- playing Billy Douglas, a closeted, gay teenager on One Life to Live struggling with his sexual identity. In a flip way, Leno asked Ryan to show him what it was like when he was playing gay. He said, "Can you give me your gayest look? Say that camera is Billy Bob... Billy Bob has just ridden in shirtless from Wyoming."
Say hello to Morning Joe
It looks like the rumors are true: Joe Scarborough is getting the Don Imus spot on MSNBC.
Howard Kurtz at The Washington Post is reporting that Scarborough and MSNBC are in final negotiations to make his Morning Joe show the permanent show in the 6am to 9am slot on the network. Scarborough has been filling in (with other hosts, such as David Gregory) since Imus went bye-bye, and has been getting good buzz (though not ratings). Some CBS radio stations might pick up the show as well.
Joe Scarborough might get Imus' job on MSNBC
Ever since Don Imus made his little, um, faux pas a while back, viewers have been wondering who will eventually take over his morning slot on MSNBC. Right now they have a rotating group of hosts, including Joe Scarborough, David Gregory, and Jim Cramer, but several execs (including network GM Dan Abrams) have been impressed by Scarborough.
Right now Scarborough hosts a nightly show, Scarborough Country, at 9pm after Countdown with Keith Olbermann. Scarborough will again host the morning program next week, and a decision about a permanent host should be made very soon.
Out of the Blogosphere
- Just in time for Mother's Day, Buzz Sugar lists some memorable TV mothers and daughters.
- Bobby Brown is suing Whitney Houston.
- Growing Pains star Kirk Cameron goes on Nightline to prove that God exists.
- Maxim picks the worst TV series endings of all-time.
- Don Imus might want $200 million from CBS.
- CNN International says that Bush resigned. Ooops!
- Megan over at TVGuide.com really likes Criss Angel (and he has a new book out too).
SNL beats a dead Imus
There is nothing like watching Barbara Walters doing squats to completely destroy my bacon, egg and cheese breakfast this morning. The women of The View have stopped working out their sharp tongues and turned their show into a Jane Fonda workout. Elisabeth is so into it, she even slaps her butt gratuitously.
However, watching Rosie O'Donnell do a set of squats is not the only television moment preventing me from enjoying breakfast this morning. If you watched Saturday Night Live this weekend, you might know what I'm talking about.
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Oprah weighs in on Imusgate
Yesterday, the women of TV talk weighed in on the "Imusgate" fiasco.
On the heels of a recent interview with Matt Lauer on The Today Show, Al Sharpton decided yesterday to make an encore presentation of his opinions with Meredith Vieira. This visit was more targeted at addressing the racist/chauvinist double standards in the music industry. Hmm, no wonder Lauer didn't score this interview -- it was worthless. I'm scratching my head. Where is the logical nexus between Don Imus and rappers?
In a somewhat predictable move, Oprah Winfrey sat down with the Rutgers woman's basketball team and discussed the situation in grand Oprah style.
A note to Katie Couric and The CBS Evening News
There's been a lot of talk lately about the third place ratings that The CBS Evening News continues to get. There are people saying that you aren't professional enough and that the show doesn't cover hard news the way it should. You even fired your executive producer and hired another, and then this week fired a producer for plagiarizing (and just what are those first person "Notebooks" if other people are writing them?). These are all things that you have to fix, but may I make one suggestion that might help immediately?
Don't lead your newscast with news about Don Imus on the day that there was a major bombing in Iraq.
Rutgers players on Oprah today
Today, coach Vivian Stringer and ten players will appear on Oprah via satellite. It's only the second time they have spoken out in response to Imus' April 4th comments. Yesterday, the coach and several players said they found Imus' comments to be hurtful and insensitive.
Does Imus also deserve a live-via-satellite interview with Oprah?
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b) the white British gentlemen (and indeed, the other-coloured British ladies and gentlemen; foreigners fleeing persecution aren\'t so lucky) of this nation\'s predominantly white sink estates are housed, clothed, heated and fed, and enjoy the delights of Sky TV and all the weed they can smoke. This isn\'t much of a way to live, but it beats the lifestyle of at least 75% of the world\'s population into a cocked hat…
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At Ridgeview and Doctors Inlet, Students' Education Is Grade-A
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Byline: BETH REESE CRAVEY
Well-wishers kept telling John Westmoreland he was not sufficiently excited.
When state grades were announced Tuesday, the school where he serves as principal, Ridgeview High, earned an A from students' 2008 scores on the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test, improving two grade levels from a C in 2007.
The gravity of the accomplishment just took a while to sink in, he said.
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At Doctors Inlet Elementary, principal Anne Miller was on vacation this week, but came to work on Tuesday because she knew school grades were expected. The news was worth cutting into her off time.
Like Ridgeview, Doctors Inlet earned an A from 2008 FCAT scores, also jumping from a C in 2007. And like Westmoreland, she was surprised.
"It's hard to tell [from the scores, which were released earlier]," she said. "I knew we would get at least a B. But I didn't know this."
Miller was proud for her students and their progress.
"It's not about the grade," she said. "It's about the kids."
Countywide, school administrators were raving about the kids' accomplishments. Out of 35 schools, 28 received A's, up from 20 that received the top grade in 2007. One school received a B; six schools received C's. The newest school in the county, Coppergate Elementary, which opened in August, got an A.
"I am elated," said Superintendent David Owens. "We had some obstacles to overcome and some challenges to meet and we did it. The scores truly reflect the caliber of education our children are receiving in Clay County. My hat goes off to everyone ... including the entire Clay County community who has always placed a strong emphasis on education."
As a whole, the school district went up 3 points in the percentage of students meeting high standards in reading and math, up 2 points in the percentage of students meeting high standards in science, up 6 points in the percentage of students making learning gains in reading and up 5 points in the percentage of students making learning gains in math.
Also, the percentage of the lowest-achieving students making learning gains in reading and math increased by 4 points.
"Overall, we are very pleased," said Sharon Chapman, assistant superintendent for instruction. "Learning is our business and we will use the data to continue to strengthen the learning process for our children."
In the past year, Ridgeview High and Doctors Inlet administrators and teachers targeted struggling students, identified the subjects they were having trouble with and provided intensive assistance. That effort will continue for the 2008-09 school year, they said.
"We have different kids with different needs," Miller said.
At Ridgeview, some teachers gave up their planning periods for nine weeks to help out in intensive reading classes, Westmoreland said. Also, tutoring was offered during lunch period.
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Welcome to The Grand Barn
The Grand Barn is a clothing optional camping and creativity hub in eastern Ontario. Our focus is on community, providing a space where like-minded individuals can come together to network, socialize, or participate in community events. Music is a large part of the heritage at the Grand Barn, and is still a major part of the focus here. Along with Music the Arts and Alternative lifestyles, self sustainability, gardening and Low Impact Living have become key points of interest here also.
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A Brief History of WREKage
WREKage has been serving Atlanta's metal community since 1984 (known as "Night Reign" until the name changed to WREKage in 1985) on WREK. WREK-FM is the "student owned and operated voice of Georgia Tech," the Institute's radio station, and at 40,000 watts it's one of the most powerful college radio stations in the US. Not surprisingly, considering the school's technical credentials, it was the first radio station in the world to stream live audio over the Internet using software written by Tech alumnus and then WREKage host, John Selbie. The software was first used in October 1994 during a WREKage broadcast, making WREKage the first radio show to stream over the Internet.
The show has gone from being a one-hour show to up to 10 hours (10pm until 8am ... Creative Loafing even wrote about how cool it was to be able to pass out listening to metal on Friday night and still wake up to it the next morning). During its heyday in the late 80s and early 90s, the show actually drew more listeners during its weekly time-slot than Atlanta's then #1 commercial rock station 96Rock. According to the Birch surveys, WREKage drew about 8,000 listeners at its' peak.
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Tampa, Florida - CNN, CBS all send their veteran reporters to cover the Republican National Convention. But also on the convention floor is a young reporter whose stories keep the future voters in mind.
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Don't let her size and her age fool you. 14-year-old Shelby Fallin is a veteran covering politics. The Lakeland student moves in with the national press to talk to Republican star Marco Rubio.
"I'm covering what they're covering. It makes me feel what I'm doing is important. It's exciting to know I'm doing the same stuff my role models are," says Shelby.
Shelby is covering the RNC for Scholastic News Kids Press Corps, a national school magazine. In 2008 she covered the presidential election and interviewed then candidate Mitt Romney. The concern four years ago was the war. Now it's more personal.
From 2008: 10-year-old reporter on the campaign trail
"My county, Polk County, has 11% unemployment. So what is he going to do to drop that percentage level?" says Shelby.
Shelby's focus is on the future. She interviews Evan Draim from Virginia. He's 17 years old and the youngest Republican delegate.
"Why is it important for teens and kids to be interested in politics?" asks Shelby.
"That's a good question!" he responds.
After the interview, Shelby says Draim told her he is "trying to convince kids that politics is not necessarily boring, that it involves them even though it might not seem like it, that kids are the future of America. So the future needs to be informed with what's going on now in order to not make the same mistakes that the government has made before."
Looking ahead eight years to 2020, and Shelby Fallin plans to be back at a political convention: this time as a reporter for one of the networks.
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Party Time: Delegates booked into "party" resort
Protests Expected: 5,000 RNC protestors expected to march
Police Chief: Violent protesters will be dealt with
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Tom Colicchio wants to take the food wars global. This season of Top Chef has been packed with New Yorkersseven of its sixteen cheftestantsbut head judge (and Craft restaurateur) Colicchio says it's time to be less provincial. He hopes to throw out traditional rivalries on the show, the New York versus L.A., the Chicago versus San Francisco, and instead pit U.S. chefs against foreign rivals. I'd love that, he said at the opening of the new MGM Grand at Foxwoods on May 17. His TV fame, he realized at the casino, has some downsides. Because I sit there and judge food, he said, people are more critical of his restaurants. A guy came up to me and said, Too much salt, and the meat was too thick,' after dining at Colicchio's new Craftsteak there. It turns out he was kidding but I guess I set myself up for that.
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My purpose in this essay is to discuss the idea of modernity in the work of Carl Gustav Jung. As the starting point I have taken his essay titled 'The Spiritual Problem Of Modern Man', in which he makes his concept of the modern clear, showing it as a state of illness, which needs to be cured. I will distinguish between what may, in Jung's language, be called modern and what may not, and lastly I will argue, following Robert Ellwood that Jung's diagnosis called for 'a return of modern man to his ancient roots' (Ellwood, 1999). Ultimately, it will become clear that Jung himself is a modern man, at conflict with his modernity.
Jung sees modernity, and modern man, as 'an entirely new phenomenon' (Jung, 1976), with problems which are 'so much a part of the age we live in that we cannot see them in the proper perspective' (Jung, 1976). The modern man is therefore detached from the past, or, as others such as Habermas have called him, the ancient man (Habermas, 1981). The issues of the past are foreign to him, and the current issues are without solution.
This causes the modern man to be isolated. He stands, as Jung put it, 'at the very edge of the world, the abyss of the future before him' (Jung, 1976). Importantly, this view of the future necessitates that this man also not look back at his history. He ceases to be interested in the values and problems of the past, becoming 'unhistorical' (Jung, 1976). The result of this is that the modern man must create his own world. By this I mean that Jung suggests that the modern man must re-interpret the world on new terms, separated from the traditional frameworks, which operated before him. In doing so, he must be fully conscious of the present. Indeed, Jung argues that the only man, who is truly modern, is he who is entirely conscious of the 'immediate present' (Jung, 1976). That is, not merely living today, but fully aware and present in today's world.
The awareness of the present, poses a problem for the moderns. As Jung aptly points out, 'today has meaning only if it stands between yesterday and tomorrow' (Jung, 1976). This means two things for the modern man. Firstly, he must be aware of himself, as being opposed to the ancient man. Secondly, he must be aware that he will himself be surpassed by another, more modern man. These two problems ultimately add up to cause what Jung called the Spiritual Problem of Modern Man.
The first of these two problems results in modern man separating himself from the axioms of his society, such as tradition, religion and myth. Jung writes that 'modern man abhors faith and the religions based upon it' (Jung, 1976). This rejection of traditional values leads to a over-valuing of rational thinking and science, which Jung sees as having destroyed the traditional way in which people have perceived the world, and a break from the collective unconscious. He draws a comparison between the modern and medieval perceptions of the world. In medieval times 'men were all children of God under the loving care of the Most High, who prepared them for eternal blessedness; and all knew exactly what they should do and how they should conduct themselves' (Jung, 1976). Man was guided in his life by traditions, which gave his life meaning and value. In modern times though 'science has (…) torn this lovely veil to shreds' (Jung, 1976). Jung sees the advent of science as undermining the values, which guided society thus far, creating a new form of living. One, which must guide itself, yet cannot as it does not have the framework of tradition and faith to help it comprehend the world. This is a result of over-rationality and overt favouring of science as a method of comprehending the world. Jung is suggesting, as will become clear in a later part of this essay, that taking away the focus from traditional methods of understanding the world, gives modern man a poorer view of his environment.
The second problem that the modern must face is the inevitability of becoming ancient. Jung sees the modern man as both the culmination of centuries of human development, but also a great disappointment because of this (Jung, 1976). He writes that 'modern man is a culmination, but tomorrow he will be surpassed' (Jung, 1976). He must be surpassed, as due to his separation from the traditions contained within the collective unconscious he must create new traditions. But by adhering to them, he must necessarily cease being modern, giving way for newer modernities. Jung called this awareness, and inevitability, of becoming surpassed 'enantiodromia' (Jung, 1976). This concept, borrowed from Heraclitus, refers to a running towards the opposite. In the case of the modern man, it means a striving for tradition. Jung then claims that this feeling chills the modern man with fear and paralyses his faith in the effectiveness of social and political measures (Jung, 1976).
This ultimately leads modern man to the need to create his own traditions, which is a contradiction for him. Jung argues that the modern man must atone for his break with tradition by using creativity. Otherwise, he be merely 'disloyal to the past' (Jung, 1976). At the same time, for Jung, true innovations 'never comes from above; they invariably come from below' (Jung, 1976). That is, the innovations that the modern man must create, can only come from within the framework of tradition, and not from the frontier on which the he stands. This leads him to live within a contradiction, which is caused by the requirement of creativity posed by Jung, and the inability to create due to his unhistorical nature.
Jung contradicts himself though, by forcing these two requirements onto the modern man. He accuses the modern to be questionable, by saying that 'the "modern" man has is questionable and suspect, and has been so at all times, beginning with Socrates and Jesus' (Jung, 1976). If the two men mentioned were, at their time, modern, the influence that their heritage has had on the world negates Jung's accusation of the modern inability to create. Rather, the creations contribute to what is to become traditional, thus redefining it. Jung though, suggests that creativity can only come from a view of the past. He is suggesting thus that the modern man is too enmeshed in the present to be able to be creative. However, as similar problem exists for the ancient man, who being locked within a tradition cannot surpass it.
This reveals within Jung a strong appreciation of tradition (Homans, 1979). The appreciation of tradition is likely what had led him to his diagnosis of modern man as ill. According to Homans, 'the archetypes of the collective unconscious consist of the oldest and most fundamental psychic contents of mankind' (Homans, 1979). The traditions contained within the collective unconscious are what Jung sees as missing within modern man. These traditions encompass spirituality, myth and religion, and thus the spiritual problem of modern man is his rejection of the universal unconscious and focus on rationality. Jung saw this as causing society to become 'traditionless, authoritarian, and excessively rational, (…) creating a depersonalized consciousness in the typical modern man' (Homans, 1979). Ultimately, such a society is pluralistic, and no longer coherent.
At this stage it is possible to move on to a discussion of Jung's response to the ascent of modernity. As is clear from his diagnosis, he argues that the solution is a union of the collective unconscious with the individualistic persona of the modern.
In the 1960s, Jungs work on archetypes stimulated a movement against modernity. Ellwood writes, quoting a Time magazine article from 1967 that the 'New Left' activists sought to repeal parts of modernity (Ellwood, 1999). He writes that at this time the 'extremes of consciousness met, and found common ground in opposing what passed for modernity. Talk of archetypes and return to the archaic world seemed to fit when people dressed like figments of myth or dream, and wanted to establish communes where they could live close to the earth' (Ellwood, 1999). This shows that Jung's work was identified as calling for a return of modern man to his ancient roots. He sought to understand the modern world through the lens of tradition. Ellwood also argued that 'for Jung (…), mythology was nothing less than a grand, ultimate source for the "timeless truth" undertow against the modern tide' (Ellwood, 1999). The meanings of myth, as exposed by him were shown to underlie the axioms of modern thought and culture. Jung thought that myths could be understood in modern terms, and at the same time would enable an understanding of the Modern. In this sense, Jung called for a return of modern man to his ancient roots.
The diagnosis that Jung offers, that modern man has some problem with spirituality, is problematic. By his own admission, Jung's views are 'coloured by a professional bias' (Jung, 1976). He also admits that he passes over 'the spirit of the times' (Jung, 1976), which he sees as propagating the ideas of modernity that I have described earlier in this essay. The diagnosis also is inconsistent with his view of the nature of the modern. Earlier in the essay I quoted him as writing that Socrates and Jesus were modern men. Neither of whom could be said to have had a problem with spirituality. Socrates, famously accused of impiety in his trial denied that accusation arguing that there is a spirit (daimon) in him, which speaks to him (Plato, 1973). Therefore, it is not modern man as such, but rather the modern man of Jung's time that has this problem. Spirituality, in the traditional sense, has been outgrown. Religion 'can no longer embrace [the modern man's] life in all its fullness' (Jung, 1976) and therefore the modern man of Jung's time has abandoned it. Yet, it appears that this abandonment was inevitable, from the very moment spirituality or religion has originated.
Religion too is a tradition, and like all traditions must have originated at the hands of modern men of past times. It followed others, which needed to be replaced as they no longer embraced the life of men modern to them in their fullness. Jung too, has rejected traditions, and has set to creating new ones, thus revealing himself as a modern man. The two problems that the modern man must encounter, certainly were encountered by Jung. He has largely separated himself from the traditions ruling his society, and as a scientist, which he certainly saw himself as, he must have known that there would be a time during which his theories would also become outdated.
Ultimately, Jung's analysis of modernity reveals a conflict in himself. As is clear from what I have written above, he wanted modern man to return to the archetypes and traditions contained within the universal unconscious. In doing so, he was re-defining the traditions, thus stepping away from them. And this, reveals him as a modern man, in conflict with his own modernity.
Ellwood, R., 1999. The Politics of Myth. New York: SUNY Press.
Habermas, J., 1981. Modernity versus Postmodernity. New German Critique, Issue 22, pp. 3-14.
Homans, P., 1979. Jung In Context: Modernity and the Making of a Psychology. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.
Jung, C., 1976. The Spiritual Problem of Modern Man. In: J. Campbell, ed. The Portable Jung. London: Penguin, pp. 456-479.
Plato, 1973. The Republic and Other Works. In: The Apology. New York: Anchor Books, pp. 445-471.


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It was a wild night in the Flathead on Friday; luckily one that ended with no serious injuries. We spot to Flathead County Sheriff Chuck Curry a little while ago, who gave the following account:
A 19-year-old Kalispell man is in custody after allegedly firing a semiautomatic weapon at a Flathead County Sheriff's deputy, then fleeing across an open field with a young woman.
Other than some small cuts, the deputy was not hurt during the Friday night incident, Flathead County Sheriff Chuck Curry said Saturday.
"He took some rounds through the windshield. He's pretty shook up but physically fine," Curry said.
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A new report looked at all of the costs car owners have to deal with.
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A major move toward maintaining the Price River Water Improvement District culinary system has been underway the last several months. Now that work is almost complete.
"The large water tank on Four Mile Hill is ready to go back into operation," said PRWID district manager Phil Palmer at the entity's board meeting on Tuesday. "After a little work and some testing it will be up and running probably by next week."
The Four Mile Hill tank and the facility that stores water above Kenilworth for that town have been under work for corrosion control for many weeks, putting the supplies of water available in both areas served by the tanks short of normal. But that's one of the reasons this type of work is done in the early spring, when water demand is at a point where the reserves are not quite so important.
The Kenilworth tank presented some unique problems for the district. While the Four Mile Hill tank shut down could be handled by bringing water from other storage facilities in the county, the Kenilworth tank is the only one that supplies that community, and some large temporary plastic storage tanks needed to be brought in. The water for Kenilworth must be pumped up to the facility and stored for the residents there to have a supply and proper pressure.
"After they were done painting the tank (in Kenilworth), we had an odor problem in the vessel, but we solved that situation," stated Palmer. "We also found that there are a few touch up points that need to be done in the tank and we have asked the contractor to come back and correct those so we can begin testing it to put it into service."
As for the Four Mile Hill facility, Palmer told the board that there is still a film from the sandblasting process in the tank but that they have decided the tank could be filled to about six feet and then flushed out to eliminate that problem.
"Then we will begin the disinfecting process and it will be ready to go," he explained.
As with all types of facilities, water systems, including storage tanks, deteriorate. Rust and corrosion are a big problem, more so with water that has been chlorinated for drinking purposes. Projects like the ones nearly completed need to take place periodically, but the type of paint and quality of the work an determine the length of time between renovations.
"This contractor has done a very good job for us - quality work," stated Palmer.
The original contract for the work was for $168,800, but Palmer explained to the board with a couple of small change orders the price had grown to $170,728.
Palmer reminded the board, however, that one of the change orders that was submitted actually lowered the contracted amount of money, while the other raised it.
The board members also debated the worth of assessing the contractor a $650 dollar per day penalty for the 12 days the company ran over the anticipated completion date.
However, Palmer explained that he felt the time the work exceeded the deadline was justified for the most part. The PRWID manager also pointed out that the extra cost the engineer would charge the water improvement district to review such a move would probably end up being more than what the agency could realize from the action anyway.
"The extra 12 days of having the engineering firm on board has already increased the cost by $3400 and I don't think any kind of assessment against the contractor would serve anyone's purposes," stated the administrator.
The board voted to approve a final payment of $71,375.35, minus 5 percent. The 5 percent will be held until the details in the Kenilworth tank are completed by the contractor.
Jeff Richens, assistant PRWID manager, presented an update to the board on the Carbonville-east Wellington water projects and the sewer extension project wrapping up from last year.
While the matters were separate agenda items, they tied together primarily because, in Carbonville, many of the roads that were torn up last year for the sewer project also had to be dug up for the water project.
Therefore, at least some of the oil work that had to be done for repair of the roads is waiting until the water line is completely in.
"We have had a lot of calls about the roads in the 1000 to 1300 North area," explained Richens. "We know those have been torn up for a long time, but we can't begin to pave them until the water line is completed and tested. Otherwise if we have a leak, we might have to go in and dig up new pavement all over again."
PRWID board member Tom Matthews suggested that the district look at putting additional gravel in some of the low places, especially in the Mountain States Road area. He was also concerned about compaction problems.
"Do various entities, such as Price city, require a different kind of compaction than we do?" asked Matthews.
Palmer explained that compaction rates are based on the specifications and the individual projects.
Betty Wheeler said she had gone with the engineer to the Carbonville area last week.
"I was impressed with the work I saw and I learned a lot," said Wheeler. "It's just kind of the way it is when construction is going on."
Richens indicated the district would mend the roads as soon as possible. Paving has been completed on Soldier Creek Road .
Palmer advised the board that PRWID is talking to sewer line contractor Claw Construction about securing the right to work directly with repavement subcontractor Nielson Construction.
"If we can do that, it will make it easier to get things done because we can do it all locally," said Palmer.
Richens also told the board that the water line contractor had found another pipeline in Carbonville that needed to be replaced, because it was not up to the standards that the district thought it was.
"We are replacing 3000 extra feet of water line on Prazen Lane," explained Richens. "We found out that the pipe supplying the water was transite pipe."
Transite pipe is made up of paper, asbestos and other materials. If hit by anything, the paper pipe breaks. As the line was being dug up on the road, crews discovered that a tree had wrapped its roots around the pipe. The pipe came apart when it was pulled out of the ground.
"That line replacement is going to increase the cost of the project by $41,340 or $13.78 per linear foot," said Palmer. "It will also extend the dater of the contracts finish to July 1 from the original mid-June date."
Matthews asked whether any of the existing Carbonville water line was usable. Richens indicated that only a fairly recent section of pipe in a small industrial area part did need replacement.
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"the devil you know: rough drafts" by elizabeth jarrett andrew
7th August
Poor revision, unfairly maligned due to a quirk of human nature! We beasts prefer prowling on familiar territory, rooting up the same soil with the same scratching of our forelegs. We know the terrain of a first draft: the blank page, the tentative start, the discomfort of seeing our brilliant thoughts so diminished in print, the splash of joy when the words come, the adrenaline rush of stumbling onto insights or memories or characters we didn't know we had, the satisfaction of completion. We know that landscape and we're quite attached to it, for good reason—it's borne much fruit. The gifts of a first draft are worth cherishing. And while we may admit the draft is rough, we also know it sparkles in places, and we're unwilling to diminish that sparkle with the insult of revision.
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a worker's prayer: van gogh on sight
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When it's warm outside and the food processing plant doesn't smell, I sit on the call center steps and drink tea in the sun. Fifteen minutes isn't much time, but it's enough to remind me that the world is beautiful and much bigger than my cubicle. I think this is a common struggle with work–to keep perspective day to day–seeing our work, ourselves, our coworkers and clients in light of God's ultimate beauty and compassion. I often wonder how much place affects our ability to see clearly, if place is part of our faulty vision, or the fault comes wholly from within.
As a visual artist, Van Gogh is very concerned with sight, and he approaches the question of place mainly from two angles. Early in his letters, during an internship in England, Van Gogh writes to his brother Theo, "It is very beautiful … Read More »
a collaboration of grace and work
26th June
In his extended essay Living the Sabbath, philosopher Norman Wirzba writes, "Though God's resurrection power has been unleashed in the person of Jesus Christ, we still await the time when God's 'new creation' is fully realized." That time of full realization the church fathers Basil and Augustine referred to as the "eighth day," the day in Wirzba's words that "stands beyond creation as its final summation or conclusion." William Carlos Williams is not often thought of as an eschatological poet, and I've no doubt it would be wrong to make a claim that he is, yet his little poem "The Red Wheelbarrow," when approached with an eschatological imagination, is surprisingly supple and giving.
Unlike much poetry, the pattern of Williams's poem is visual, not rhythmic.
Read out loud, the single sentence is starkly prosaic. But its appearance on the page—four … Read More »
breaking through: john donne and the rhino of grief
5th June
The words by the seventeenth-century poet-pastor John Donne were familiar: "No man is an island." I first read this poem at the suggestion of my college English professor, who said I should also check out Gerard Manley Hopkins, another religious poet. Since then, I've read the book by Thomas Merton with that title and listened to a number of songs based on Donne's words—a folk version by Joan Baez, a choral piece sung in church, even a reggae version by Dennis Brown.
On September 11, 2001, the words came back.
A few months earlier, I spotted my father-in-law's copy of Donne's collected works on the bookshelf and began reading it in an effort to get a handle on my grief. I discovered that Donne's wife, Anne, died after sixteen years of marriage when he was forty-five. Evelyn died after eighteen years when … Read More »
the loosened tongue: the contagion of prophecy
22nd May
"Is catching prophecy like catching measles?" William Taber asks this question in his pamphlet "The Prophetic Stream." The language may be playful, but it raises legitimate questions: What role, if any, does the religious community play in the realization of prophetic gifts? Are prophetic gifts enhanced by being around people who are similarly blessed? Do prophetic gifts appear out of the blue, or are they more prone to surface in certain contexts over others?
While it is clear in scripture that the Spirit can manifest when and where She wills (see John 4 and the story of Cornelius in Acts 10), it is equally clear that the Spirit can transfer from one person to the next. Move to chapter 19 of Acts, and we discover that those meeting in Ephesus are found to be in belief about all the facts about Christ, … Read More »
a worker's prayer: van gogh: on work and everyday courage
15th May
In an effort to understand life as a writer, I often read artists' and poets' letters. This was suggested by my professors in grad school, who thought that Keats could help me complete my MFA in the allotted three years. They were right; without Keats' elegant descriptions of his own ambition and despair, and the ways he wrote and loved through them, I may have taken five years to write sixty poems, or despaired of finishing altogether.
It seems strange, perhaps, to turn to Keats, an impoverished poet who died of tuberculosis at twenty-six, and Van Gogh, an impoverished painter who committed suicide at thirty-seven, for advice on how to live. I look to them mainly because of their courage. They were both considered failures, but they continued to work with the hope of creating something beautiful. Van Gogh, struggling with … Read More »
the only dependable season
24th April
I am forever grateful for rubrics of devotional life. Certainly, they are foundational, dependable, and formational. But there is more. Taking my hand and uncovering pieces of mystery about His presence, God has lovingly healed more and more of the aching places in my heart. Creative spiritual practices–along with the beloved time and space of quiet with my Bible and fervently scribbled prayers in my journal–beckon me deeper into the love of God through Christ.
When I attended college, my soul was tender. A lonesomeness occupied my heart. Longing to be out of my small-town life, yet lost within the wide world outside of it, finding a campus ministry in which to be involved proved a brick-by-brick time in my spiritual journey. In those four years, I gained much ground in knowing what it meant to walk in relationship with Jesus. … Read More »
breaking through: the sacredness of words
27th March
The preparation is done, the centering of mind and heart by prayer, Bible study, or walking through nature and listening.
I sit down at my brown wooden desk in a dark room. The desk lamp lights only the paper. Everything else is back in the shadows. When I begin to write, my hand moves into the light.
The work of our hands is part of creation, because God's work continues to be done in the world through human hands. Writers put words together and create sentences and stories, bringing the unspoken into the light and giving it form.
In the shadows I wait, listening until I see an image, hear an echo, or feel a presence. Then I wait for words to come that will root this into my time and place.
As words come, I write them down. When they stop, I set … Read More »
on writing: ego, insecurity, & the life of the beloved
20th March
This past year I wrote a book. I worked hundreds of hours. I wrote at least 14,000 words and cut 7,500 of them. On weekday afternoons I worked while I listened to a babysitter play with my kids on the other side of the house. I spent Saturday mornings curled up on the couch in my pajamas sculpting sentences while my husband and kids were off at playgrounds and the zoo and the beach making memories without me.
I did it because it mattered. Getting those words down on the screen and then moving them and cutting them and blessing them—that holy work of telling a good story—was the work I've always longed to do. I gave myself to it, even though it meant sacrificing time with my family.
Sometimes I'm still not sure whether or not those sacrifices were worth … Read More »
writing my way in
13th March
Recently I was asked to visit a senior English class at the school where I teach World Religions. I was excited to be entering into conversation with students not just as their familiar teacher but as a 'real poet.' But as I was telling students about the writing life, when I was singing the usual song about how hard it is to write, and how I have to drag myself to do it sometimes, a student I knew quite well looked at me half in annoyance and half in genuine curiosity. He asked, "Then why do you do it?"
My brain sputtered. No one had asked me that, that directly, in a long time. I could have gotten dramatic and said because I have no other choice! It must come from my soul or surely I will perish! Instead I said … Read More »


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A splint is a device used for holding a part of the body stable to decrease pain and prevent further injury.
The purpose of a splint is to hold still and protect a wounded body part from further damage until you get medical help. It is important to check for good circulation after the injured body part has been immobilized.
Commercial splints are often used to immobilize a body part in the treatment of various disorders.
Splints can be used for many different injuries. Any time there is a broken bone, stabilizing the area is important.
Do not change the position of, or realign, an injured body part. Be careful when you place a splint to avoid causing more injuries. Be sure to pad the splint well to avoid putting extra pressure on the injured limb.
If the injury is more painful after placing the splint, remove the splint and seek medical assistance immediately.
If an injury occurs while in a remote area, call for emergency medical assistance as soon as possible. In the meantime, give first aid to the patient.
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If any of these situations occur and medical assistance is not available, and the injured part looks to be abnormally bent, gently replacing the injured part back into its normal position may improve the circulation.
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BARTLESVILLE — An 18-year-old Bartlesville man accused of plotting a school shooting has been found competent to stand trial.
Sammie Eaglebear Chavez is set for a formal arraignment Wednesday on charges of planning, attempting or conspiring to perform an act of violence. A local newspaper reports that an evaluation from a state psychologist found that Chavez is mentally competent.


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Unknown Files part 2 !!!
hello everyone,
i had opened such discussion about week ago.
it was about files (msl-5276-4, msl-5276-5 and etc. each about 300-400 mb) which were gererated after scanning.
i tried to delete it with undelete software - nothing.
then i tried to delete it from offline mode - also nothing.
i attached a screenshot. i think that, this files are locked by Symantec Enterprise Vault.
my question is: how to delete these damn files?
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I found the following in our KB regarding the directory in which these files are being found. It is SAV, but this may also apply to your situation.
Title: 'Files are left in the i2_ldvp.tmp folder after scanning'
Have you tried removing these files while booted into Safe Mode?
Symantec, Senior Information Developer
Enterprise Security, Mobility, and Management - Endpoint Protection
Don't forget to mark your thread as 'solved' with the answer that best helps you!
hello sandra,
i booted from hirens boot cd, and tried to delete those files from this directory. unfortunately i could not.
in this article there is written that these files should removed after scanning, but somehow these files were not deleted even generated new ones.
also these files are locked somehow. i tried several file unlocker applications but nothing yet :(


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MANASSAS, Va. (WUSA) -- Officials say that PACE East and Independent Hill schools located in Prince William County, Va., are both closed on Friday following a water main break.
Both schools are currently without water or heat, and it's unclear when the two schools plan to reopen.
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Do Not Pass GO!: Proenza Schouler for Target's GO International LineThe curator of Target's GO International line really knows her stuff. The line has quickly cultivated a following of frenzied budget fashionistas for under-the-radar designers (at least, here in the US) since its inception with British pretty-punk sensation Luella Bartley last year. Now offering its most highly anticipated collection from fashion world It Boys, Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough of Proenza Schouler, Target GO International is hitting its climactic stride. The Proenza Schouler line has been brewing up excitement for months—I've been chasing after it since back in summer 2006, when rumors started floating around the Internet.
Weeks before the new GO International arrival, I rounded up a group of devoted shopping buddies to hit the biggest Target in the Seattle area as early as we could possibly get up on opening day, Sunday, February 4 (I admit knocking down the doors at 8 am would be getting ahead of ourselves—even for discounted Proenza Schouler). I was making my countdown when I found out about a leak on the Internet where most of the Proenza Schouler line was available for early online purchase (I'm not clear on if this was Target's mistake or not). I got out my credit card, purchased what I thought were the best pieces in the line, and stopped worrying about trying to get to Target at the crack of dawn to get first crack at the goods. Relief.
Finally, February 4 rolled around. With all the commercials and the web announcements, we thought we'd all go crazy with anticipation and be fighting with tooth and nail to get to the racks. One of the girls showed up to Target early and found out that there had been a "miscommunication" about the release date (even with all the commercials and publicity) and that Proenza Schouler would not be at Target until the next day. As the dutiful shopper that I am, I proceeded to phone each and every Target in the Seattle area and found out that every single one was behind schedule except for ONE! Furthermore, most employees did not even know what the GO International line was—eek. I guess they're not all living in fashion obsession like some of us, eh?
We finally made it across town (an hour behind schedule) to find a small, picked-over selection. To sum up my feelings on seeing the line in person: I haven't been so much disappointed by the quality of Target's GO International line as by their inconsistency in sizing and release dates. Maybe I'm asking for too much, but I hate having to scramble to every store hoping to find the size I'm looking for only to attempt to order online and find that it's not available on the site yet either. Bugger! Part of me loves the "limited time only" aspect of GO International, but most of me despises the relentless, and sometimes unfulfilling, chase. Staggering release dates for the store and the web is probably a good idea to stave off cross-country "out of stock" signs, but it's also frustrating when you can't find what you want, when you want it (hence, the frenzy). The good news is that I've always found what I wanted in whatever size I was looking for, regardless of the competition.Secondly, I've always had to order items in several different sizes to be sure that they fit properly—if at all! The cabin Voile Bustier Dress is a perfect example.
I ordered it in sizes 3, 5 and 7 and found that none of the sizes fit me without being too small or too big. I'm so in love with the dress that I'm having it taken into my tailor to fix. For any GO International pants and shorts, I don't really even bother trying—the sizing and cuts always seem to be way too off.
In my opinion, the star (and most advertised) piece of the entire line is the Silk Bustier Top. Luckily, through the leak on the net, I ordered two sizes early and ended up giving one to a friend (The fit on these isn't as harsh as the cotton Bustier dress). This top definitely exemplifies Proenza Schouler's style and it just the right mix of Spaceball's Dot Matrix and pure couture. Now that it's been recalled from the website and is not in stores yet, good luck getting your hands on it!
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Monday, June 21, 2010
© Copyright 2015 Clayton News Daily
By Joel Hall
The fourth annual East Clayton County Community Day Festival could have served as the official beginning of summer. On Saturday, it drew hundreds of families for inside, and outside, activities at the Carl Rhodenizer Recreation Center, in Rex.
There were children jumping up and down on big, inflatable toys, others splashing about and playing games in the swimming pool. And in the shade, just out of the glare of the afternoon sun, checker-players matched wits, as the smell of hamburgers on the grill filled the air.
More than a dozen singers and musicians performed, treating listeners to gospel, calypso, folk, rhythm and blues, and jazz. Numerous vendors sold food, provided helpful information, gave free haircuts, performed high blood-pressure and diabetes checks, and there were supervised sports and art activities, too.
State Rep. Mike Glanton (D-Ellenwood), who has hosted the festival along with Clayton County District 1 Commissioner Sonna Singleton since its inception, said the threat of rain had limited the event in previous years, but -- this year -- good weather allowed more vendors to reach more people with services.
"Things have run a lot smoother this year. When we started it [the festival], there was nothing of this sort in the area. I think this is a holistic way of serving the community, and people walk away with a great sense of appreciation," said Glanton.
Singleton recalled how the first festival was at Rex Mill Middle School, but since moving it to the recreation center, the event has been able to accommodate more vendors.
"We are showcasing and presenting information," Singleton said. "A lot of people are coming to me and saying, 'I didn't know about this, I didn't know about that.' It's important because people really want to get involved in the community."
Ellenwood resident, Beverly Terrell, said she has attended the festival every year with her son. She said she enjoyed the community information, health checks, and face time with local officials, and candidates for elected office.
"We did the health checks to make sure my glucose level was normal," Terrell said. "They checked him for being hypoglycemic ... since then, he's doing a lot better. It [the festival] also gets the politicians out, so you get to know who they are."
Christine Simms, another Ellenwood resident, brought her nieces to the recreation center, but was pleasantly surprised by the festival, and the sounds of the PanSonics Steel Band, which played throughout the event.
"I just thought it was a regular park day. I really enjoyed the steel band, because I'm originally from the Caribbean," she said. "A lot of times, we have to go into Fulton County or somewhere else to go to some place like this."
Clayton County Parks and Recreation Director Detrick Stanford said the festival is paving the way for future events and partnerships.
"It's really all about bringing in the community to find out what resources are in the area, particularly the east Clayton area. A lot of the collaborations and events we do are born out of events like this. You're able to start up new partnerships and new programs that wouldn't have happened, if not for this," Stanford said.
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- East Clayton festival to have more activities ( June 19, 2008 )
- Thousands attend annual East Clayton festival ( June 23, 2009 )
- Extension office promoting community gardens ( March 25, 2010 )


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Health hazard allegation at off grid home
CAPE CORAL, Fla. - The city of Cape Coral filed a health complaint against off-grid resident Robin Speronis. But who's really creating the health hazard?
Two weeks ago the city dug up and capped off Speronis' sewer line, leaving her her to go to the bathroom in a five-gallon bucket.
By doing that, state health officials tell 4 In Your Corner the city has created something called a sanitary nuisance, which is against state law. And no one would have known if the city hadn't filed a health complaint against Speronis first.
"I got home from my walk and I had the card of the state health inspector in my door," said Speronis.
Someone with the Cape Coral city attorney's office filed the complaint with the state health department last Monday. It states the city had capped the sewer and Speronis was creating a "sanitary nuisance" by using a bucket then spreading waste in her yard.
The investigator found no "animal or human waste." And the case was closed. But in an interesting turn, the Department of Health tells 4 In your Corner, the city is actually creating the sanitary nuisance.
In an email, state PIO McKinley Lewis writes: "...the department does view capping of a sewer line to an occupied residence as creation of a sanitary nuisance under chapter 386 FS."
4 In Your Corner went to the city attorney's office, but we were told they were off site for a meeting. So we left a copy of the state law.
But the city spokesperson later e-mailed this statement, which reads in part: "The act of capping a sewer does not cause a sanitary nuisance. The continued use of the system by the user without abatement or proper disposal may create a sanitary nuisance."
"Their only mission has been to terrorize me. They don't care about the laws and the codes," said Speronis of this latest action. Her attorney, Todd Allen, said he's drafting a letter to the state department of health asking it to compel the city of Cape Coral to reconnect the sewer line. And the state added, it encourages the use of other legal remedies like filing a lien against the property instead of capping the sewer.
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2009-10 Season (Freshman): Named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team … Saw action in 25 games, including five starts … Averaged 1.2 points, 1.0 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game … Averaged 10.4 minutes per game in 25 games … Played a career high 30 minutes in three-point loss to Tennessee Tech on Nov. 19 … Scored a season-high nine points on a perfect 4-of-4 shooting in 18-point win against Jacksonville on Feb. 7 … Recorded three games with at least four assists, including a season-high six assists vs. USC-Upstate on Feb. 11 … Played in 17 of the team's 20 conference games, including making three starts … Averaged 1.5 points and 1.4 assists per game in conference play … Averaged 9.8 minutes per game in 17 conference games.
High School: Averaged 19.3 points, six rebounds, and four assists a game as a senior at Mason High School in Mason, Ohio … Named to the All-Conference, All-District, and All-City teams his senior year … Started three years … Was team captain his senior year … played for the All Ohio Force AAU team … selected to teh Adidas Top 150 Camp, Camp Next, and the NCAA first team program … coached at Mason by Greg Richards.
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ok the xbox360 got alot of new maps for graw 2 , i have a PS3 and i was wondering if we are ever going to get some new maps for this game. it is getting a lil boring playing the same maps over and over everyday. come on give us something, guns, maps, and whatever else you can give us
are we ever going to get a map upgrade
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Posted 18 March 2008 - 12:35 AM
It'd be nice to see Redstorm package both Co-op Collections and the weapons pack together for a PS3 DLC release. Pretty much doubt that'll happen though. They seem content with just taking PS3 owners money and leaving them high and dry with no game updates, new weapons, or the co-op collections found on 360.
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Darius Miller of the New Orleans Hornets shoots a three-pointer... News PhotoBasketball - NBA Pro,Basketball - Sport,Darius Miller,Full Length,Gulf Coast States,New Orleans,New Orleans Pelicans,Portland Trail Blazers,Sport,Taking a Shot - Sport,Three-Pointer,USA,VerticalPhotographer Layne MurdochCollection: National Basketball Association 2013 NBAENEW ORLEANS, LA - FEBRUARY 13: Darius Miller #2 of the New Orleans Hornets shoots a three-pointer against the Portland Trail Blazers on February 13, 2013 at the New Orleans Arena in New Orleans, Louisiana. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2013 NBAE (Photo by Layne Murdoch/NBAE via Getty Images)


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March 24, 2014
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Master Bling to release medley videos
Master Bling
Montego Bay-based deejay, Master Bling, will be releasing two medley videos for his Cannonball rhythm project. He said the feedback to the songs has been incredible and the videos are "going to blow people away".
"The first medley video will feature RDX, Capleton, Jigsy King and me and then the other one will feature the Konshens-Wasp combination, Iyara, and Sharrie. The videos dem a go sick," said the artiste, who is the executive producer of the project.
Since the Cannonball rhythm hit FM radio, the promotion has been going well.
"The feedback has been incredible so far, I did a one- hour interview with More FM in Montego Bay this week. I have done interviews on HOT 102 and RJR. Plus I am getting a lot of calls from Africa about the song. The people are feeling my single, Gallis, as well as the Capleton and the Konshens-Wasp combination," the artiste, whose name is Gregory Smith, said.
This young deejay is part of a new wave of Montego Bay artistes making a mark in dancehall.
"I put all my focus on building a successful business but I always loved music and I continued to write songs over the years. And now I am ready to take it on full time," he said.
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