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Looks like you might be wearing one of Hunter Bell's dresses very soon. The 32-year-old southern belle (who says she's inspired by designers like Diane von Furstenberg and Rebecca Taylor) has been crowned the winner of Fashion Star, trumping 12 other designers for the prize of launching their original collections in three of the nation's largest fashion retailers — Express, Macy's and Saks.
And Hunter may not have reached her goal without the help of mentor Jessica Simpson.
"I worked closely with Jessica, and she was always a sounding board for me to stay true to my own design aesthetic, but also very encouraging with the advice of making sure to show off a women's curves with my designs and to be more sexy with them," she tells PEOPLE at an Express breakfast showcasing her line (sample design above). "In this industry you need to be open to advice."
From episode one, Bell was a frontrunner after her first fashion show resulted in a bidding war from the three major retailers. But for the N.Y.C. based-designer, one of the biggest highlights of the experience has been the resources the show's platform has provided her.
"The most exciting moment was walking into the design studio and seeing your own desk with all of the necessary tools and resources provided for you from the network to be successful," she says.
Turns out, Hunter's passion and design prowess dates back to way before becoming a household name.
"What people definitely don't know is that I didn't just start out as a designer with Fashion Star," she explains. "I have dedicated the past 10 years to making my passion become a successful career. I not only studied design in school and then at Parsons, but I also interned with Nanette Lepore, which was an amazing experience."
And this is only the beginning for the dedicated designer. Her overall goal? "I hope to grow my clothing line to be a household name brand, expanding into department stores with an online presence, allowing me to create jobs and give back."
Shop Bell's capsule collection online at Express and in stores across the country tomorrow!
"You deserve it! Hunter deserves it! Everyone wants to wear your stuff, and now they can!", declared Jessica Simpson, who was mentor to Fashion Star winner Hunter Bell.
"…amazing, it's just too much to take in. Thank you so much Jessica, Louise, the mentors, the buyers," Bell told Simpson, host Louise Roe, and the audience.
Bell, a native of Florence, South Carolina, runs her women's RTW line, Hunter Dixon, out of New York City where she currently resides.
After creating and presenting a three-ensemble capsule collection for each of the reality competition's three retail partners — Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue and Express — which meant nine ensembles total, Bell's collection was chosen over competitors Cassandra Hobbins, who finished second, and Daniel Silverstein, who finished third.
The final decision being made by clothing buyers Erika DeSalvatore of Express Terron E. Schaefer of Saks, and Caprice Willard of Macy's.
For winning Fashion Star, Hunter received $3,000,000 in orders for the collections she created for Macy's, Saks and Express and the collection became available for online purchase at the retailers websites immediately after NBC concluded the show.
This sophisticated trendsetter on Team Jessica (Simpson) has blown fans away.
Now, Hunter Bell (Hunter Dixon) is the winner of Fashion Star season 2, as seen on NBC. And she was an early favorite of mine from the start. Below, you'll see some of my favorite looks that she showcased on the show.
She will be desinging an exclusive designer capsule collection for Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Express. And what do you think it will look like? Well, let's see what she's already done…
Hunter's fit and flare dress was elegant and fun with a sexy shape.
This skirt was cute, as long as it was styled right.
These lace dresses were inspired by the 50′s, and the blue is especially special.
Maxi Dresses are great for the summer.
Hunter jumped on the peplum bandwagon for this challenge.
Her rompers were perfect for Express.
This orange dress has something very "Anthropologie" about it.
A mesh ponte dress is perfect for a night out.
It's down to the final three on Fashion Star, with a winner set to be crowned in Friday night's finale.
In the season two closer, the remaining designers — Cassandra Hobbins, Daniel Silverstein and Hunter Bell — are tasked to create their own collection for each of the retailers. Eliminated designers return to assist their teammates — which isn't welcome news to all of them.
The Hollywood Reporter has an exclusive clip from the finale, in which mentor Jessica Simpson gives Bell some advice on designing a rock 'n' roll-inspired look.
"I've been spending a lot of time with Hunter, and I would definitely say that I am now emotionally attached and emotionally involved," Simpson tells the camera.
The winning designer will have his or her collection sold in Macy's, Saks and Express.
Fashion Star airs at 8 p.m. Friday on NBC.
"Jessica Simpson could have worn this look to The Met Museum's "Punk" Gala! But instead she wore is this gown on FASHION STAR season 2 finale!"-HollywoodJunket.com
I think she looks AMAZING!!!
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Last week, we tragically lost our most talented designer – Silvia Arguello. (If not the most talented, one of the top two most talented designers.) But at least we still have Hunter Bell to root for. If she doesn't win, I might throw a genuine tizzy.
The Challenge Tonight
There's only four designers left. Tonight, the designers have to take a trend of the past and transform it for the modern day consumer.
Team John:
Cassandra Hobbins – She looked to the 1960′s for her column dress and shirt mini dress. The column dress in black and white was great, but mostly because she picked a great pattern. The second one with the red pattern was not as nice. The patterned shirtdress was way too masculine, and I'd never wear it. The plain yellow shirtdress is something I could see someone wearing, I guess. Macys' decided to bid on it. And Express wanted the long dress.
Team Nicole:
Daniel Silverstein – Somehow, he's the top-selling designer left. It's weird because I really haven't liked anything he's done. He's looking to the 60′s just like Cassandra, and he's focusing on all white, and geographic prints. But, at least he tries to make interesting things in a show that plays things safe so often. His armor-like dress was actually interesting. I mean, it had some artistic soul to it. And his white top was really, actually cool. He pulled the things apart so there was the short sleeve top. I like it on the model but not for everyone's body. And then we had the pencil skirt in the armor pattern, and the white fringe. I thought it might make someone look larger, that's the problem with that split fringe. The pencil skirt was bid on by Saks, as was the short top. You can buy the pencil skirt and the short top at Saks.
Team Jessica:
Hunter Bell – Her inspiration is from the 50′s. She wants a fit-n-flare dress, and a colored lace piece. The fit-and-flare dress was amazing and gorgeous and perfect. I loved it in either pattern option. The lace dress was…yes, I liked it. It was unique and sexy. I liked the blue world's more than the yellow, though. The yellow makes me think of a bumble bee with the wings. The Fit and Flare dress was bid on by Express, Macy's and Saks. The peplum fitted dress was bid on by Saks and Express. Finally, a bidding war happened!
Jesseray Vasquez and Garrett Gerson – They were drawn to the 1950′s design aesthetic for the challenge. They are dong a sheath dress, and a bathing suit-inspired top and shorts. The halter top and shorts were so fun, but I really don't know aobu the proportions. The wait is too short and the hem is too low. The dress is nice, although damn is it simple. And the pattern with the palms is kind of ugly. Saks bid on the sheath dress. The shorts and crop top was bid on by Macy's.
Jesseray and Garrett
Final Words
I'm happy with what went down, and I really hope Hunter Bell takes home the finale win!
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The Nickel: Week 14December 10, 2012
I had the pleasure of writing this for The Shadow League
'Skins and Ravens wage local war, Seattle raises eyebrows and the Steelers suffer a bad loss in another weekend of NFL action.
Another great weekend, right? A lot to dscuss, no doubt, and to break it all down is a group of TSL usual suspects. Guys (J.R. Gamble, Michael Tillery, Nubyjas Wilborn, Brandon Scott and Richard Boadu), let 'em have it.
Question 1
What did we learn, that we didn't already know, from that 'Skins/Ravens game?
BOADU: I learned that Kirk Cousins has a price on his head. The other rookie quarterback in Washington is officially trade bait. Right now, Cousins is better than any quarterback coming out in the 2013 draft. My crystal football is telling me that Young KC will be the starting QB in KC next season.
TILLERY: I learned a rookie phenom QB, whom screams like a man, is smart enough to trust his team and more importantly, his backup quarterback when he knew he couldn't go. Most try to stick it out and make everything worse. When Cousins threw the TD to Garcon and ran for the subsequent two-point conversion, the Washington Redskins became a galvanized problem. Good luck NFL.
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Reaper fans: make sure you send your socks to the right address
We told you recently about Reaper star Bret Harrison's blog posting about sending your socks to The CW, to get them to renew the devil comedy, which is "on the bubble." Now it looks like those socks might be going to the wrong place.
On her TV Guide blog, Valarie Rae Miller discloses that a lot of socks that viewers have sent in have actually gone to the old WB offices! As she puts it, "no one will see them but some security guard and an unhappy mail carrier." She also gives the correct address to send your socks to:
Bret Harrison wants your socks
OK, technically, I suppose David Baldy - Bret's writing partner - is asking for them, but he's doing it on bretharrison.com, so it counts just the same. After noting that the LA Times has declared Reaper to be "on the bubble," the pair are suggesting fans flood CW HQ with socks. They even provide this handy Amazon link to help you make your sock purchase.
Even if you don't want to join in by sending socks to support the show, you might at least consider digging out the old fountain pen and scribbling out a letter to send along to the network. I think writing it in your own blood captures the spirit of the show nicely, but that is totally optional; regular ink will work just fine. With a little luck we might be able to save the show from being relegated to the dreaded "Complete Series" DVD shelves.
The CW
ATTN: Executive in charge of Reaper
411 North Hollywood Way
Burbank, California 91505
Reaper: Coming To Grips
(S01E15) "I'm going to rebuild the army... Pass the paprika." - Tony
Finally, the season-long game of Sam trying to hide his demon hunting gig from Andi comes to a head. It was a welcome event in my little corner of TV land. I had taken issue with their relationship early in the season as it started to feel like we were in a rut and watching the same scene play out over and over. These last two weeks with the two of them together have done a lot to repair that chink in the Reaper armor. But wait, would finding out about Sam's special gift send us right back into that old familiar loop? Ours is not to spoil above the fold, so read on for thoughts on that, and a boatload of other goings on down by the 'Bench.
Reaper: Unseen
(S01E12) These are very interesting times for our pals down at the 'Bench. Reaper was noticeably absent from the list of renewals their CW overlords sent around a couple weeks ago. The Hollywood Reporter article that Anna posted about last week, talking about bubble shows, didn't do a lot to instill confidence either. It looks like it's going to take some solid ratings in the Winchester slot to bring the show back for round two. We'll get to that, and what was another very good episode, after the jump.
Reaper: Cash Out
(S01E10) The latest report I saw said that Reaper will have ten to twelve episodes produced, assuming the writer's strike continues. So, it's entirely possible that this is the last we will see of our pals at The Workbench for quite some time. That's really too bad, because episode ten was terrific.
I thought this one hit the mark on all the major angles. The bounty of the week was solid. The recovered money was a great launching pad for more Sock and Ben hijinks. And a little more exposition for Cady (Jessica Stroup) makes that relationship all kinds of interesting.
Reaper: The Cop
(S01E08) There are a few cheap and easy ways to buy me off as a viewer, and one of them is fun stunt casting. Bringing in Mitch Pileggi to play a washed up super cop that presents an obstacle for Sam is just such a thing. Really, that part of the episode alone was enough to sell me on this one. The fact that we also got a little something different from the devil, and a nice b-story with Sock and Ben and their quest to uncover Gladys was just a nice bonus. Of course, like my grandma always said, "Beware of writers bearing gifts." We paid for all of those fun things by once again being hit over the head with the Sam/Andi replay of the week.
Reaper: Leon
(S01E06) Since Reaper made its debut, there has been a nagging question. It's great and all, but how is it going to hold up over time? The random soul to catch each week is fun, and they have done a good job with that so far, but it's not enough to sustain the show over the long term. The writers made some good strides last week introducing the subplot with Pa Oliver and the contract. And then they took a step backwards this week by resetting the Sam and Andi relationship.
That's not to say that this was a bad episode by any stretch. There was a lot to like this week. As we move through the season though, the bigger picture story is going to become more and more important. We're better than a quarter of the way through the season now, so it's worth bringing up some of those questions. The characters are introduced and we have a good feel for all the major players. It's time to make with some revelations.
Reaper: All Mine
Last week Kevin brought up his concerns that Reaper runs the risk of falling into the monster of the week trap. It's a legitimate concern, but at this early stage in the season I'm still quite optimistic about the direction the show is headed. This week brought us the first episode not written by the creators, and it would appear it's a pretty tight ship they are running over at Reaper HQ. This flowed very nicely out of the first two installments, and gave us a little forward motion on some of our ongoing stories.
Reaper: Pilot (series premiere)
Reaper is a show that would be easy for the casual fan to dismiss. To start, it's on The CW. While the network has been responsible for a lot of good television, just being on the network is a strike against a show for many viewers. Adding to that is the premise. When you try and tell somebody, "It's about a guy who finds out on his 21st birthday that his parents sold his soul to the devil." you can see their interest start to wane right before your eyes. "Wait, wait, there's more..." All in all, it's a tough sell. And that's a unfortunate, because it just might be the best new show of the season.
Coming to a bar near you: The Reaper drink
TV networks come up with a lot of different ways to promote a new show. Print ads, web sites, billboards, promotional clothing and mousepads. And now The CW has another idea: a drink based on the new comedy/supernatural show Reaper.
Of course, it's not just the drink, it's the mega-promotion going along with it. Starting on September 3, the network will have two bars in the top 10 markets for the show not only serving the drink but also showing various clips from the show on their television sets. There will also be someone from the network there to hand out other goodies to the fans/drunks. The promotion will run throughout the month. Full recipe after the jump!
Are the stars out tonight? CW's summer press tour party - TCA report
While The CW appears to have some great new shows for the 2007-08 TV season (Gossip Girl; Aliens in America and Reaper), its summer press tour "all-stars" party could have used a few more, well, stars.
I get that the new Supergirl was stuck on set up in Vancouver (or maybe Argo City?) -- but were Chloe and Jimmy on deadline at The Daily Planet? We know it's "no flights, no tights" for Kal-El, but couldn't Tom Welling have hopped on the LuthorCorp jet? Alas, no one from Smallville or either of the brothers from Supernatural or Tyra Banks (America's Next Top Model) made the CW shin-ding held at the trendy Pacific Design Center's Fountain Plaza in West Hollywood on Friday night.
Fortunately, the atmosphere made up for the lack of high profile star power. Food by Wolfgang Puck, open bar (including Big Apple Martinis courtesy of Gossip Girl) and a Pinkberry frozen yogurt station kept the press from griping too much.
CW - executive session, fall season preview - TCA report
The CW's got some funny sitcoms both old (Everybody Hates Chris) and new (Aliens in America -- more on that later), but the network's funniest asset is Paul McGuire, executive vice president, network communications.
Before introducing Dawn Ostroff, president entertainment, The CW, McGuire fires off some zingers to get the reporters up and running.
Of the recycled tote bags that The CW gave to the press (perfect for hauling all our cable swag home), McGuire quips, "They're made entirely from recycled billboards, including some from Hidden Palms -- or as some dirt bag reporter called it -- 'Hidden Ratings.'"
Last episodes of The Loop start June 5
Here's the schedule:
Tuesdays, June 5, 12 @ 8:30 pm
Sundays, June 10, 17, 24 & July 1 @ 8:30 pm & 9:30 pm
Personally, I'd lose track of those if I didn't have a TiVo or some sort of DVR to record all the episodes. Once The Loop is over, you can see star Bret Harrison playing the lead role in The CW's new drama, Reaper.
Fox readies their reality based summer lineup
The lone scripted series in the announcement is the return of The Loop. The show will return for its second season on June 10th, apparently minus the Piper and Lizzy characters. And that is the only one that really surprises me out of this group. With Spielberg and Burnett, it's obvious why On The Lot is getting a shot. While no match for their big brother Idol, SYTYCD has been a solid summer show and it's up to the lighter competition the season provides. Ditto for Hells Kitchen.
The Loop, on the other hand, was not warmly received, and I think most of its debatable ratings success had more to do with the time slot than anything they put on the screen. Don't get me wrong, I actually really like the show, but I'm still not clear on how a second season ever came to be. The fact that it has now been shuffled from a possible mid-season slot to the summer probably signals that there won't be a third installment.
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The Loop coming to DVD
We've talked about the FOX comedy The Loop several times on this blog. I didn't care much for the show. It had some good points and a ton of potential, but it just wasn't funny. I know, I know, there are many of you who disagree with me and will let me know in the comments below (as you have in the past), and I guess this news is for you people.
The show is coming to DVD on March 6. It's the first (and so far only) season of the show, all 7 episodes. The show will be in "Anamorphic Widescreen." I'm not sure, but I think that means it's going to be close-captioned.
This brings up a good point though: what happened to this show? Was it "officially" canceled or just put on "hiatus," that netherworld where shows go to die? It just seemed to be there one moment and then just not around anymore. Sorta like Stacked.
Update: The Loop lives! The second season premieres later this year.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Independent Institute President David J. Theroux Discusses C.S. Lewis on Ave Maria Radio
Recorded: Saturday, August 1, 2015
Founder and President of the Independent Institute, David Theroux is interviewed by Ave Maria Radio President Al Kresta at the Napa Institute Annual Conference. Also President of the C.S. Lewis Society of California, David Theroux talks about C.S. Lewiss writings on liberty and Christianity and how Lewis became one of the best-read and most influential writers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Experts: David J. TherouxType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Freedom, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Privacy, Religion
Was the American Wild West a Genuine Case of Anarcho-Capitalism?
Recorded: Friday, July 10, 2015
Independent Institute Senior Fellow Randy Simmons speaks at the 2015 FreedomFest in Las Vegas, NV.
Experts: Randy T SimmonsType: Other EventIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Economists, Free Market Economics, History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy
A Christian, an Atheist, A Capitalist and an Economist on: What the Freedom Philosophy Is (And What It Isn't)
Recorded: Thursday, July 9, 2015
Independent Institute Research Fellow Robert Murphy speaks on a panel alongside Max Borders, Doug Casey and Stephen Cox at the 2015 FreedomFest held in Las Vegas, NV.
Experts: Robert P. MurphyType: Other EventIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, Economists, Free Market Economics, Freedom
Love Gov: From First Date to Mandate
Recorded: Monday, July 6, 2015
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Love Gov portrays the federal government as an overbearing boyfriend Scott Gov Govinsky who foists his "good intentions" on a hapless, idealistic college student, Alexis. Each episode follows Alexis's relationship with Gov as his intrusions wreak (comic) havoc on her life, professionally, financially, and socially. Alexis's loyal friend Libby tries to help her see Gov for what he really is a menace. But will Alexis come to her senses in time? Tune in to find out!
Episode 1: An Education in Debt
Episode 2: Protection from Jobs
Episode 3: A Remedy for Healthcare Choices
Episode 4: House Poor
Episode 5: Keeping a Close Eye on Privacy
Type: Independent Institute TVIssues: Banking and Finance, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Drugs (Illicit), Economic Policy, Education, Environment, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, Housing, Labor and Employment, Land Use, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Privacy, Privatization, Property Rights, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Taxes, Welfare, Womens Issues
Repudiation in Antebellum MississippiAn Interview with Clifford F. Thies
Recorded: Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Clifford F. Thies, author of The Independent Review article Repudiation in Antebellum Mississippi, is interviewed on National Public Radios All Things Considered about the state of Mississippi defaulting on its loans in the 1840s. Other states defaulted on loans during this period, but most reconciled with debtors, but not Mississippi. Mississippi repudiated its debts, refusing to pay them.
Experts: Clifford F. ThiesType: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, History (U.S)
David Theroux: C.S. Lewis on Mere Liberty and the Evils of Statism
Recorded: Friday, June 26, 2015
David Theroux, Founder and President of Independent Institute and the C.S. Lewis Society, presents at the 2015 Western Conservative Summit held in Denver, CO.
Experts: David J. TherouxType: Other EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Freedom, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy
The Public Pension Crisis Across the United States An Interview with Sr. Fellow Lawrence McQuillan
Recorded: Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Sr. Fellow Lawrence McQuillan, author of California Dreaming appears on KLZ radio in Denver, CO. Lawrence talks about the public-pension crisis and how states and cities can change their pension contributions to avoid bankruptcy while honoring commitments to employees.
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), History (U.S), Labor and Employment, Taxes


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Update on the Wrestlemania 28 buy rate
Jun 27, 2012 - by Steve Gerweck
Pro Wrestling Since 1997
Jun 27, 2012 - by Steve Gerweck
Having watched the show a few times now i have to say the rock/cena match was a HUGE flop. The two built up the match like it was going to be a fight and it turned into a boring match where none of the build-up made any sense. To make matters worse the rock looked old and washed up. After all these years you'd think he'd learn how to put the sharpshooter on CORRECTLY. Just sayin, thought the match sucked big time. They should've fired the idiot who booked it. Wwe is their own wcw. They're just to eager to rehash and retell the same stories that BETTER performers already told. Worst mania main event since… Wrestlemania 2 maybe? It was bad.


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Being a victim of a crime can be a very traumatic experience, and all too often, it is the victim rights and needs that are not met. The Kalkaska Sheriff's Office is committed to ensuring the rights of victims and meeting their needs.
You may contact the Victim Services Coordinator, Peggy Quast at 231-258-8686, ext.415
1. To be free from intimidation
The responsibilities of Victim Services Coordinator includes:
- Ensuring that each Kalkaska County law enforcement agency has provided a preliminary arrest report. The preliminary arrest report is immediately forwarded to the Prosecutor's Office to determine whether criminal charges will be authorized. This report and any additional information necessary to protect the crime victim, is also given to the magistrate or judge to determine the appropriate bond amount and conditions.
- Certain safeguards are implemented to protect crime victims such as, initiating jail telephone blocks and the monitoring of mail in and out of the correctional facility.
- Victim notifications such as bond decisions, jail releases and court processes.
- When necessary, take follow-up photographs of victim's injuries (bruises and abrasions may be more apparent days after the incident).
- Provide referral services to local social service agencies. Referrals are made on the basis of the victim's specific needs. Typical referrals are made for short and long-term counseling, emergency shelter and legal assistance.
- Assist with Personal Protection Orders (PPO) referrals and the reporting of PPO violations.
- Perform quarterly address verification of sex offenders.
- Actively participates in the Domestic and Sexual Assault Task Force. This coalition of law enforcement agencies, prosecutor and court personnel, and social service agencies meet on a monthly basis to discuss how to better serve and safeguard victims of domestic and sexual abuse.
Note: VINELink is the online version of VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday), the National Victim Notification Network. This service allows crime victims to obtain timely and reliable information about criminal cases and the custody status of offenders 24 hours a day. Users can also register through their participating state or county toll-free number. to access VINELink Website or call Michigan Statewide VINE Service Number: (800) 770-7657.
Note: Offender Tracking Information System (OTIS) Michigan Department of Corrections. OTIS is intended to offer information to the public that can then be verified through the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC), Michigan Courts, the Michigan State Police or other law enforcement agencies. A search of OTIS will provide information about offenders previously or currently under the jurisdiction or supervision of the MDOC. to access OTIS Website.
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LiFE Nightclub at SLS ends holiday weekend with special guests
Image by Al Powers, Powers Imagery
LiFE Nightclub, the heart of nightlife at SLS Las Vegas, closed out Labor Day Weekend with Grammy award-winning DJ duo Deep Dish and special guest Pete Tong.
After dining at Katsuya, Tong set the tone for the new mega-club with a blend of amplified house and electronic remixes, giving club goers a sneak-peek into his new residency at LiFE.
Following the set, Deep Dish took over the DJ booth with their "deep" house remixes including their latest single "Quincy," and kept the party going all night long.
Also on property, actress Jessica Szohr and Glee's Jenna Ushkowitz celebrated a friend's birthday with a small group at Katsuya.
Former Light Heavyweight Champion Tito Ortiz was also spotted at Umami Burger, Beer Garden & Sports Book.
SLS Las Vegas debuted on Aug. 23 and is the newest property by global hospitality leader sbe.
SLS Las Vegas is a resort and casino with more than 1,600 guest rooms and suites in three distinctive towers, and a collection of sbe's acclaimed restaurant and nightlife brands.
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New Video: Justin Timberlake "Take Back The Night"
by Sunni July 31, 2013 10:41 AM
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Justin Timberlake is definitely having a great summer!
With his 20/20 Experience having gone double platinum, a successful tour with Jay Z, and a rack of hits, it's definitely good to be J.T.!
Check out the latest video for his smash hit that we've been playing here at WPGC, "Take Back The Night."


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A bunny-dog thing made of some random fuzzy yarn I had lying around and a Ravelry pattern. And yes, it is partially named after the totoros from My Neighbor Totoro. :D
Very cute- I want to hug it!
Cuteness win!!!
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|A Momentary Right Hand Treason
|An alternative to A Momentary Lapse Of Reason (AMLOR). This route starts between AMLOR and Rattle Those Tusks (RTT) with both hands either side of the 'k' of the graffitied Jack. Make a hard pull to some good holds left of the RTT crack and move diagonally left between two orange plates. Some technical moves leave you at the RH sidepull of AMLOR with your LH. Move up to crimp the 2 finger crux crimp of AMLOR with your LH and then make a big move with your right and then join back onto AMLOR at the obvious pocket. Totally independent climbing with some very good moves. The first Ascent was climbed above a pad to protect the lower moves with the first 2 clips of AMLOR pre-clipped.
Kevin Hughes 08/May/2011
Photo: A Momentary Right Hand Treason © KH


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|Sandy Hook, NJ
Description: In 1764, the eight-year-old child prodigy Mozart was entertaining in Europes royal courts, Beethovens birth was still six years in the future, Thomas Jefferson would not pen the Declaration of Independence for a dozen more years, and the oldest lighthouse that is still standing in the United States was put into service.
The first landmark discernible by sailors approaching New York Harbor is the Navesink Highlands. Extending from the base of the headlands is a low-lying spit known as Sandy Hook, which stretches over four miles into the Atlantic and poses a serious navigational hazard for vessels seeking safe harbor.
Records show that a lighthouse at the tip of Sandy Hook had been suggested as early as 1679, but it wasnt until several shipwrecks occurred in the first three months of 1761 that decisive action was taken. On March 13, 1761, forty-three prominent New York merchants successfully petitioned Caldweller Colden, President of His Majestys Council of New York, for a lighthouse to mark the entrance to New York Harbor.
The profit from the first lottery proved inadequate for the entire project, but it did at least fund the purchase of four acres on Sandy Hook from Esik and Richard Hartshorne. A second lottery, held on June 14, 1763, was authorized to raise an additional £3000 to see the lighthouse completed.
Originally called New York Lighthouse, the tower on Sandy Hook was built of rubblestone under the guidance of Isaac Conro, a mason and builder from New York City. The beacon was first lighted on June 11, 1764, and a week later an article in the New York Mercury announced the lighting and described the lighthouse.
On Monday Evening last the New York Lighthouse erected at Sandy Hook was lighted for the first time. The House is of an Octagonal Figure, having eight equal sides; the Diameter at the Base is 29 Feet and at the top of the Wall 15 Feet. The lanthorn is 7 Feet high; the circumference 33 Feet. The whole constructure of the Lanthorn is Iron; the top covered with copper. There are 48 Oil Blazes. The Building from the surface is Nine Stories; the whole from the Bottom to Top 103 Feet.
As the lighthouses primary purpose was to guide vessels into New York Harbor, Jonias Smith, clerk of the Master and Wardens of the Port of New York, was authorized to collect three pence a ton from ships passing the lighthouse and entering the harbor. The money collected was then used to pay the keeper and purchase supplies like oil, tallow, and coal required at the lighthouse. In the first year, £487 was collected, easily covering the years expenses of £431. It seems the Port of New York had a self-sustaining venture as £451 was collected the next year, while expenses were only £407.
The tall lighthouse on the low-lying sandy spit was easily seen by mariners, but being the only structure of any height for several miles, it apparently was also susceptible to lightning strikes. In June 1766, the New York Mercury reported:
The 26th Instant, the Lighthouse at Sandy Hook was struck by Lightning, and twenty panes of the Glass Lanthorn broke to pieces; the chimney and Porch belonging to the kitchen was broken down, and some people that were in the House received a little Hurt, but are since recovered. Tis said the Gust was attended with a heavy shower of Hail.
Early in the Revolutionary War, the New York Congress resolved that the lighthouse should be destroyed or the lighting apparatus dismantled lest it fall into enemy hands. Major William Malcolm received orders in a letter dated March 6, 1776 to take the glass out of the lantern, and save it if possible; but if you find this impracticable you will break the glass. You will also endeavor to pump the oil out of the cisterns into casks, or not being able to procure casks, you will pump it out onto the ground. In short, you will use your best discretion to render the lighthouse entirely useless. Major Malcolms mission must have been partly successful as a letter to Colonel George Meade dated March 12 states: Received from Wm. Malcolm eight copper lamps, two tackle falls and blocks, and three casks, and a part of a cask of oil, being articles from the lighthouse on Sandy Hook.
Less than three months later, the British had the lighthouse repaired and back in operation. Next, a daring attack was led by Benjamin Tupper to destroy the lighthouse with cannon fire, but after an hour of volleys, he found the walls so firm that the cannon fire could make no impression. The stout lighthouse would remain under British control for most of the war.
In compliance to the act, a lot of about four acres at the point of Sandy Hook, in Monmouth County, was ceded to the United States by the State of New Jersey on November 16, 1790, and on March 1, 1804, the State of New Jersey consented to the purchase of a lot on the north point of Sandy Hook, for the purpose of erecting a beacon. Over the years, several minor beacon lights have been placed on the spit, some paired with the main lighthouse to form a range light, to further help ships entering New York Harbor. In addition to maintaining the lighthouse, the keepers at Sandy Hook were also responsible for the smaller beacons. One of these, known as the north beacon was moved up the Hudson River in 1917, and is now known as Jeffreys Hook Lighthouse.
In 1852, the Lighthouse Board reported: The tower of Sandy Hook is now in a good state of preservation. Neither leaks nor cracks were observed in it. The mortar appeared to be good, and it was stated that the annual repairs upon this tower amount to a smaller sum than in the towers of any of the minor lights in the New York district. The illuminating apparatus is composed of eighteen 21-inch reflectors, and Argand lamps which were fitted new, according to the best information on the subject, in 1842. A fixed, third-order, L. Sautter & Cie. Fresnel lens was installed in the lighthouse in 1856 and remains in use to this day.
In 1857, the lighthouse underwent a major refurbishing. A red brick lining was installed to reinforce the rubblestone walls, and a spiral iron staircase replaced the worn, wooden one. The keepers received the present dwelling in 1883, when the old dilapidated dwelling was razed and a new substantial double frame dwelling with ample accommodations for the principal and assistant Keepers was constructed.
In the 1890s, the peaceful life the keepers enjoyed on Sandy Hook was changed forever when Fort Hancock was created near the lighthouse and massive concrete gun batteries were placed nearby to defend the entrance to New York Harbor. Sandy Hook Lighthouse has witnessed the progression of weapons firsthand, as first canons and later Nike missiles were deployed nearby.
An electric generating station had been built on Sandy Hook in 1888 to light buoys marking Gedneys Channel, and wires were run from this station to Sandy Hook Lighthouse and South Hook Beacon in 1896. On May 9, 1896, a 150-candlepower electric lamp took the place of a 77-candlepower oil lamp atop Sandy Hook Lighthouse. When gas buoys took the place of the electric buoys, the power station was shut down and a kerosene lamp was again used in Sandy Hook Lighthouse. On November 15, 1906, a kerosene oil vapor lamp was installed in the lantern room. The operation of this new light source proved erratic at first, requiring Keeper Samuel Jewell to climb the towers 108 steps numerous times during the night. These frequent trips took a toll on Jewells heart, and in 1909, he was forced to resign after being in charge of the light for twenty-four years. In 1903, a shell exploded in a twelve-inch, breech-loading mortar on Sandy Hook and sent pieces of the fifteen-ton gun raining down all over the hook. A newspaper reported, A piece of the mortar demolished the bicycle of S.P. Jewell, the keeper of the Sandy Hook Lighthouse. He was not on the bicycle.
In its bicentennial year, 1964, Sandy Hook Light was designated a National Historic Landmark, and a commemorative plaque was mounted on the tower as part of a celebration held at the site. Ownership of the lighthouse was transferred to the National Park Service in 1996. Unlike the situation at other lighthouses, shore erosion is not a threat at Sandy Hook. Originally standing 500 feet from the tip of the hook, Sandy Hook Lighthouse is now over a mile and a half away. The patriarch of Americas lighthouses remains in good condition, and with proper upkeep should be around for several more centuries.
Located near the tip of Sandy Hook, marking
the entrance to New York Harbor. The keepers' dwelling is open daily from 9 to 5, and tower tours are available on a first-come, first-served basis from 1 to 4:30. For more information, call the Sandy Hook Visitor Center of the Gateway National Recreation Area at (732) 872-5970.
The lighthouse is owned by the National Park Service and is part of the Gateway National Recreation Area. Grounds open, dwelling/tower open in season.
The keepers' dwelling is open daily from 9 to 5, and tower tours are available on a first-come, first-served basis from 1 to 4:30. For more information, call the Sandy Hook Visitor Center of the Gateway National Recreation Area at (732) 872-5970.
The lighthouse is owned by the National Park Service and is part of the Gateway National Recreation Area. Grounds open, dwelling/tower open in season.
Notes from a friend:Kraig writes:
Besides Sandy Hook Lighthouse, there are plenty of other sites and activities that are available on the peninsula:
See our List of Lighthouses in New Jersey
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While the Bay Area cities are world-famous for their contributions to technology, few realize that Portland, Ore., has been in back-up position for the past twenty-five years. For more than two decades, it's been called Silicon Forest.
Michael A. Stoll, economist, professor and chair of the Department of Public Policy at the University of California, Los Angeles, explains that the continued growth in the tech sector continues to attract tech workers to Northern California from around the country. The high cost of living there, however, is forcing many to move on.
Real estate firm Zillow states that the median home value in Portland is $282,400, a healthy increase of 9.6 percent over this timeframe in 2012. In San Jose, median home values year-over-year have skyrocketed 20 percent to $643,900 while San Francisco home values now average $871,100. Even with interest rates still at near-record lows, the average family simply can't afford a mortgage in those areas.
Rents in San Francisco, for example, have increased nearly 6 percent in the past year to an average of $3,300 a month according to Zillow. In Portland, however, they have increased just 2.6 percent to $1,300 a month.
"Portland is also experiencing unprecedented growth," he says, "attracting a range of millennials and retirees relocating for amenities such as public transit, green space, local arts and a vibrant urban culture."
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On Sunday, Belcombe Court in Bradford-on-Avon will open its gates for a wonderful evening of entertainment at the Belcombe Court Summer Party.
Home of Paul and Caroline Weiland, the grounds of the beautiful 18th century country estate provide a stunning setting for a magical evening.
Guests will be treated to a spellbinding performance from operatic soprano Natasha Marsh, a highly regarded classical recording artist and performer, whose debut album Amour topped the classical album charts in 2007 and who was nominated for the Best Album in the Classical BRIT Awards 2008.
At 21 she graduated with a first in music and drama, from Birmingham University, and won a coveted scholarship to the Royal College of Music.
With many critically acclaimed performances under her belt, and a highly respected soprano within the opera world, Natasha wanted to expand on her experiences and earlier this year stepped in to the recording studio for the first time.
Following the release of Amour, Natasha subsequently made her critically acclaimed debut with Grange Park Opera singing Jacqueline in Fortunio by André Messager – she returned to sing the role of Governess in Britten's The Turn of the Screw.
Natasha has gone on to build credible and impressive CV in the opera world.
"There's so much beauty and power in opera," Natasha says. "I love every minute of it – from the first day of rehearsals you're exploring details of the character, developing the role in your voice, getting to know your character.
"The costumes are so important too – I find shoes are vital to the character, the way you wear them and therefore the way you walk in them.
"It's easier to portray a role once I've got the shoes on; I get so involved in the role, the build-up to opening night is often a rollercoaster ride and it's important to pace myself so I'm not exhausted for the premiere."
Natasha tours the UK and Europe extensively, performing live at events such as the Carling Cup final at Wembley Stadium, where she sang the National Anthem.
She has appeared as special a guest for artists including Il Divo, Jose Carreras, Russell Watson, and most recently mesmerised audiences all over the country with Paul Potts.
In addition to Natasha Marsh, various artists will be performing everything from Jazz to Folk and Choir to Dance, and there will be a variety of stalls selling interesting curios and local produce.
There will be a fully licensed bar and a deli selling delicious food.
Luxury picnics can be pre-ordered for the evening or you can bring your own.
Tickets cost £20 and the event runs from 5pm to 9.30pm.
Tickets are sold in aid of the Child Bereavement Charity, which supports families and educates professionals both when a baby or child of any age dies or is dying, or when a child is facing bereavement.
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Milardo placed third overall in all-around at the quad meet, as she posted a career-high 38.850. The impressive score equaled the seventh-best mark in school history.
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Nominations for The American Legion's annual National Law Enforcement Officer of the Year and Firefighter of the Year awards must be mailed from departments by Feb. 1. Departments that plan to nominate their department-level winners of both awards must fill out and send applications for both, along with supporting narrative and documentation, to the Legion's Washington office no later than the deadline for consideration for each award.
Each year, The American Legion honors civilian law enforcement officers and firefighters who have exceeded the duty requirements expected of their positions and have demonstrated a distinct pattern of community service coupled with professional achievement. The award, which especially takes into account heroic acts, is presented annually at the Legion's national convention.
Departments are encouraged to accept nominations for the awards from fire and police departments within their states or regions. The departments' Law and Order Committees should then select winners for each award and honor the recipients at their department conventions. Winners may then be submitted for consideration for the national awards.
Nominees for the National Law Enforcement Officer of the Year award must be U.S. citizens and living, active, full-time and paid, sworn law enforcement officers entrusted with full authority and the powers of arrest. Nominees for the Firefighter of the Year award must be active firefighters and U.S. citizens. Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) are eligible only if they are certified firefighters. Posthumous awards will be acceptable only if the nominee's death has occurred after the department's selection.
Winners are honored at the Legion's annual national convention in August. The American Legion will provide the award winner and spouse with travel, hotel and other reasonable expenses for a round trip to the national convention city. Winners receive a letter of commendation signed by the national commander and a distinctive lapel pin noting the selection year.
Firefighter of the Year award applications can be found here [2].
National Law Enforcement of the Year award applications can be found here [3].
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Less than a week after Carlos Sanabria blanked Mount on four hits, the Tigers topped the Mounties with another four-hitter on Monday afternoon – this time coming from starter Richie Marshall and reliever Joey Fernandes – and parlayed that with a 14-hit assault to beat their Division II-North opponent, 8-3, at Slater Park.
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. --- The Pawtucket Red Sox bounced back nicely from their no-hit loss at home on Sunday by kicking off their eight-day road trip on Monday night with a 5-1 victory over the Gwinnett Braves.
The PawSox, who collected 10 hits to hand their hosts their ninth straight loss, used two of them to break out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning, as Ryan Lavarnway collected a two-out single and Mark Hamilton followed with an opposite-field home run to left field.
EAST PROVIDENCE — The City Council will hold a public hearing tonight to give residents and local profit and non-profit agencies the chance to offer input on the funding requests proposed in city's 2013-2014 Small Cities Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application.
This year, the city is applying for $620,675 in grant funding for local community development and housing needs, which will be available for programming during the fiscal year that begins July 1 and ends June 30, 2014.
The council's meeting begins at 7:30 at City Hall, 145 Taunton Ave.
LINCOLN – It could be upwards of a month before residents are able to move back into a Front Street triple-decker that was heavily damaged by fire Sunday night, fire officials said yesterday.
Lonsdale Fire Chief Timothy Griffin said the 263 Front St. building sustained $75,000 to $100,000 in damages and that extensive repairs will be required before the seven tenants left homeless by the blaze are allowed back in.
All of the tenants are reportedly staying with family members, he said.
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PAWTUCKET - Raymond, Patricia (O'Neill) 59 of Pawtucket, RI passed away May 3, 2013 after a long illness. She was the daughter of Edward and Margret (Mulcahey) O'Neill.
She is survived by her brother Edward J. O'Neill of Lincoln and three daughters, Heather Hooven of Richboro, PA, Amanda Raymond and Elizabeth Raymond of Pawtucket. She is also survived by two sons, John Raymond and Andrew Tatro of Pawtucket and many nieces, nephews and five grandchildren. She was a communicant of St. Edward's Church, Pawtucket.
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Rumblings, paired with billowing clouds marked yet another eruption from the volcano Wednesday.
This is the 19th such eruption of Etna since mid-February.
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Pearls are formed when a piece of sand irritates an oyster. Over time, one layer after another is deposited upon the sand until it is transformed into something precious and beautiful. I just finished a new paper which draws upon many posts from this blog and is a pearl to me.
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After 30 years of Mubarak, and now the prospect of hereditary succession, state legitimacy in Egypt is extremely low. At the same time, in recent years, Egypt has witnessed an unprecedented number of political demonstrations and labor strikes. Rather than return to the customary practice of sending out the troops on November 28, Cairo should send in the monitors—both independent domestic observers and international ones. Should Egyptian elections be assessed as free and fair, Egypt—like Jordan—will win international praise. More importantly, the regime might just improve its stature at home.
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Muriel Groggel King, 87, a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, went home to the Lord on January 20, 2012. Muriel was born July 6, 1924 in Manassas, GA to Gordon Kicklighter and Mabel Wells Kicklighter. Despite growing up during the Depression in Atlanta and rural South Georgia, she shared a happy childhood with her sisters Juanita (Kicklighter) Jones and Dorothy (Kicklighter) Thrower. She met the love of her life, Dwight K. Groggel, Sr, in Charleston, SC. They were married in 1944 and raised two children, Dwight Jr. and Barbara (Groggel) Sypher. Dwight Sr. died in 1976. Muriel later married Jeff King of North Charleston, SC, a union that did not last. She subsequently spent several happy years in Anniston, AL near her daughter Barbara and son-in-law Rhett Sypher. She went on to live for many years with her sister, Juanita, in Conyers, GA. The last two years of her life she lived in Summerville, SC, the last year with her son Dwight Jr. and his wife Linda (Riser) Groggel. For almost 20 years Muriel worked at Sears Roebuck in Charleston and Atlanta, retiring as a department manager. A dedicated Christian, she was an active member of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Charleston, First Presbyterian Church of Anniston, and later at Smyrna Presbyterian Church in Conyers. Muriel was a dedicated wife, mother, and sister. In addition to her first husband, she was preceded in death by her younger sister Dorothy. Muriel is survived by her 2 children and their spouses, her loving sister Juanita, grandchildren Scott Groggel, Emily (Groggel) Shepherd, Allison (Sypher) Rose, and Rhett Sypher Jr. as well as 10 great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held on February 4 at Smyrna Presbyterian Church in Conyers, GA. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Smyrna Presbyterian Church, 2920 Hwy 212, SW, Conyers, GA 30094.
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The Panya Indra Golf Club was developed by The Panya Group in 1989. Created by top U.S. designer Ronald Fream, it is located on 800 rai of land on Ramindra Road. Panya Indra Golf Club comprises three separate nine-hole championship courses, each with an individual design and unique setting.
Each course offers its own distinctly different playing experience. You can choose the Lagoon Course, Palm Course or Garden Course. These three beautifully sculpted courses are located in one exotic tropical location, offering the player a golfing paradise.
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Designer : The Ronald Fream Design Group Ltd., U.S.A.
Opened : 1991
Holes : 27
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Your IncrediMail Version: Incredimail 2
Your Internet Browser Type: FireFox 3.5
Your Operation System: Windows XP
What have you done before the problem occurred?
My hubby hit upgrade by mistake and upgraded...
I have found away to remove My Start ...please leave this post so others can remove it to if they want too......Thank you
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How to Remove My Start
You may uninstall this software at any time and with no limitations, using the standard uninstall procedures as offered with your computer's operating system or your Internet browser.
Internet Explorer users
Click the Start button and then select Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs.
In the list of programs, find the IncrediMail MediaBar 2 toolbar, select it, and click Change/Remove.
Firefox users
In your browser menu, select Tools > Add-ons.
Make sure the Extensions tab is selected.
Select the IncrediMail MediaBar 2 toolbar.
Click the Uninstall button.
Safari users
Open the Finder application and browse to Applications.
Scroll down to Toolbars and click on IncrediMail MediaBar 2.
Double-click on "Uninstall".
Fill in the "User name & Password" and click the OK button.
Chrome users
Right-click the extensions bar and select "Uninstall".
A confirmation dialog will appear, chose "Uninstall".
The toolbar will be removed.
Worked for me !!!


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How to find Hamill
Christmas Tree Farm
King Street N.E.
Roanoke, VA 24012
(540) 343-9701
Directions from Roanoke:
downtown Roanoke - take Orange Ave. (Rt. 460) east to Gus Nicks Blvd.
Turn right
onto Gus Nicks Blvd, and pass Thrasher Park on the right.
Turn left
at the first traffic light onto King St. off Gus Nicks Blvd.
Christmas Tree Farm is 0.6 of a mile down King St. on the
Please pull
into our driveway at the tree sign on the rail fence and angle park so
that traffic is not blocked.


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Green. Cool!
Indiana's Green Community of the Year, South Bend continues to find creative ways to reduce energy usage, trim costs, beautify the city and help save the planet.
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The South Bend River Lights are the newest -and most colorful- addition to our area's attractions. Color splashes from interactive light sculptures on both sides of the river, illuminating the headwaters of the East Race Waterway, joined with a third sculpture spotlighting the exquisite "Keeper of the Fire" statue. Together the installation creates an ever-changing work of art that gives vibrant new life to South Bend's greatest natural resource.
Top Government FAQs
I am building a fence. How high can it be, and how close can it be to my neighbor's property?
Before installing a fence, please contact the St. Joseph County/City of South Bend Building Department to obtain a permit.
Contact the Building Department @ 574-235-9554 for construction permits or additional information.
Contact the Department of Code Enforcement @ 574.235.9486 or submit a concern online if you have questions or concerns regarding the condition of an existing fence.
Where do I obtain a Permit for Excavation, Curb and Sidewalk work or to place a dumpster in the right-of-way?
Please call the Division of Engineering's Permits Manager for these permits at 574.235.9254.
Is it normal to have white flakes in ice cubes or hot water?
Flakes are caused by calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate precipitates. When hard water is frozen or boiled, the carbonates in the water come out of solution, appearing as whitish flakes and attaching to containers. This calcium is the same as that in dairy products and is harmless.
Soft water does not have any calcium or magnesium carbonate deposits, but the use of soft water is not recommended.
I want to do some digging in my yard. Who do I call to locate buried cables?
Your responsibility as a homeowner is to call 2 days before you plan to dig anywhere on your property. This will give the utility companies time to locate and mark all of the underground lines and pipes, to prevent damage to you and your property. There is no charge or fee for this service. Call Indiana811 by dialing 811 or visit the Indiana811 web site for additional information.
Would it be safer if I bought a water filter or bottled water for my home?
A home filter or bottled water may not be necessary since the South Bend Water Works has already filtered and treated the water. As a municipal drinking water supplier, we are heavily regulated by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management and the Environmental Protection Agency. We are in complete compliance with the strict standards of the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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Mon, October 12th : Early and Absentee Voting Open 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
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4:45 pm
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View the original article at: http://www.nationalenquirer.com/celebrity/nicole-bodyguard-lays-down-life
Ready-to-birth Nicole Kidman has a new way to foil berserk paparazzi - her bodyguard lies down in the middle of the street to thwart car chasing paps!
Prego Nic was mood-swinging big time after a night of B'way with hubby Keith Urban.
When scurrilous snappers ambushed the duo outside the Music Box Theatre on West 45th Street at 11 PM, Nic, Keith and bodyguard Wayne fended the frenzy off with umbrellas as their SUV roared up to the curb. They quickly piled in and drove off.
As the eager paps gave chase, they thought their fortunes made as the SUV suddenly stopped short.
Bodyguard Wayne slowly got out and laid prone in the street between the paparazzi and Kidman's speeding away SUV.
Wayne refused to get up until Nic and Keith were far, far away.
"It was unbelievable. We couldn't move," a pap eyewitness revealed.
"After about five minutes, this guy just got up, wished us all a nice evening and strolled off."
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