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Michael T. Lanning, CPM, is 2015 Secretary/Treasurer of the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM). He also is a Senior Vice President and City Leader with DTZ (formerly Cassidy Turley), AMO, Kansas City, with responsibilities that include overseeing the office's 10 million square foot commercial portfolio as well as landlord/agency project leasing. Prior to joining with DTZ (formerly Cassidy Turley), Lanning served for more than 25 years with CB Richard Ellis, Inc., Kansas City, where he held a number of positions in asset services and brokerage.
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Javier Fernandez Galeano received his BA in history and his BA in anthropology by the Complutense University of Madrid. He won the Premio Extraordinario de Licenciatura in both BAs. Likewise, he won the Premio Nacional de fin de Carrera in anthropology, awarded by the Spanish government. He spent one year in Warwick University as an Erasmus scholar. After that, he got a Fulbright scholarship to study his MA in Historical Studies at The New School, where he received the "Outstanding MA award." He spent the summer of 2012 researching in Buenos Aires, thanks to a scholarship by the Janey Program in Latin American Studies. He is now a first year PhD student at the history department of Brown University, and he is interested in topics related to the history of sexuality in twentieth-century Argentina and Spain.
Sandra Haley is a PhD candidate in the History Department. She has a B.A. in Latin American Studies from the University of Massachusetts Boston. At the University of Massachusetts Amherst, she earned an M.A. in Latin American history and graduate certificates in Advanced Feminist Studies and in Caribbean, Latin American, and Latino Studies. Finally, she has an A.M. from Brown University in Latin American history. Sandra has devoted free time to prison literacy projects, LGBTQ rights work, and as an instructor for street children at the Casa de Esperanza Infantil in Oaxaca. Her dissertation project examines post-revolutionary social negotiations among working-class communities, economic elites, and the newly-consolidating Mexican state. It is tentatively entitled, "Urban Pueblo: Gender, Work,and Ethnicity in Oaxaca, Mexico, 1920-1945."
Andre Pagliarini is a Brazilian-American Ph.D. candidate in the Department of History. His research interests are in modern Latin American history, with a focus on twentieth-century Brazil, the Cold War, and military dictatorships in the Southern Cone. Originally from Fayetteville, Arkansas, he has spent his life between Campinas, in the state of São Paulo in Brazil, and in Bethesda, Maryland. He received his B.A. in history from the University of Maryland at College Park in spring 2012.


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This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
The intersection of Tibet and comic books at the Rubin, a Brazilian street artist at Jonathan LeVine, a (sort of) final showing at a Bushwick space and optical illusions in an empty West Village storefront. There's plenty of interesting stuff going down in New York this week. Here's what we're looking at:
Hero, Villain, Yeti at the Rubin Museum of Art In what should no doubt be an interesting intersection of art and concept, the Rubin Museum has put together a show that examines the ways in which Tibet has been portrayed in comic books of all kinds. This includes representations in comics featuring characters like Mickey Mouse, Lara Croft and the Dalai Lama — not to mention the toothy, fearsome Yeti (a.k.a. The Abominable Snowman). Opens Friday, in Chelsea.
Calma, New Asceticism, at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery The Brazilian street artist who goes by Calma (born Stephan Doitschinoff) will have his second solo outing at the LeVine Gallery in Chelsea this weekend. Expect more of the artist's singular quasi-religious iconography, which harkens to baroque and vernacular traditions — but with a very contemporary vibe. Opens Saturday at 7 P.M., in Chelsea.
Round Up: The Final Show at Storefront Gallery For two years, this Bushwick space has featured artists working in abstract and figurative traditions in their small storefront space. This group exhibit -- featuring work by Austin Thomas, Kevin Regan and Hermine Ford, among many others -- will be the final show under founding gallerists Deborah Brown and Jason Andrew. Brown will re-open the spot next year in the same location under the new moniker Storefront Bushwick. Opens (and closes), this Friday at 6 P.M., in Bushwick.
Leslie Eastman and Natasha Johns-Messenger, XYZ: NYC 10 Downing, at 10 Downing Street. Organized by No Longer Empty, an organization that harnesses fallow real estate for the display of art, this site-specific installation in an empty retail space at 10 Downing features the optical illusion work of Australian artists Eastman and Johns-Messengers. A great way to mess with your sense of space. Through Dec. 22, in the West Village.
PLUS: The Whitney Museum is putting Alexander Calder's "Circus" back on view. In addition, Jasper Johns' "Three Flags" will also be going up in the permanent collection galleries. Starting Friday, on the Upper East Side.


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On file: Jan. 4-11, 2013
The following people applied for marriage licenses in Kanawha County between Jan. 4 and 11:
Torin Wade Samples, 23, of Charleston and Carolyn Ann Leister, 21, of Morgantown.
Robert Lee Rhodes, 58, and Beverly June Hanshaw, 55, both of Charleston.
Christopher David Legg, 29, and Emily Kathryn Jones, 26, both of Clendenin.
Jason Edward Viars, 32, and Sushma Shakya, 26, both of Charleston.
Kevin Lee Hanson, 44, and Bonnie Lou Stover, 50, both of Nitro.
Shawn Paul Berry, 20,and Brittany Nicole Cochran, 21, both of Elkview.
Robert Joseph Stewart, 38, and Susan Rae Hissom, 37, both of Charleston.
Benjamin Scott Sims, 30, of Belle and Gabrielle Hannah Dewees, 23, of Red House.
Shawn Robert Kelly, 34, and Alyson Marie Copeland, 32, both of Cross Lanes.
Christopher Michael Pell, 31, of Charleston and Cassie Lynn Matura, 25, of Ripley.
Timothy Claude Edelman, 57, and Cynthia Dawn Burgess, 21, both of Charleston.
Glen Samuel Gandee, 80, of Clendenin and Anna Mae Smith, 77, of Elkview.
Raymond Leon Brown, 48, and Dawn Cheree Strickland, 32, both of Charleston.
Dennis Lee Matthews, 58, of Charleston and Cheryl Dianne McKown, 57, of Nitro.
The following people filed for divorce in Kanawha County between Jan. 3 and 10:
Aaron M. Salmons from Katie Renay Zapf Salmons.
Kimberly Terry from Michael Terry.
Melissa D. Montgomery from Jack L. Montgomery.
Kim Lawrence from Christopher E. Lawrence.
Jennifer Irene Twyman from David Clark Twyman.
Cecilia Leigh Hawks from Joshua Daniel Hawks.
Teresa Harkless from James Harkless.
Terri Nelson from Jesse Nelson.
Brian K. Meadows from Sabrina G. Meadows.
Annesha Thompson from Robert Thompson.
Tiffany Fleming from Seth Fleming.
William L. Smith from Ashley N. Smith.
Vada Spencer from Robert Spencer.
Freddie Austin King from Janet W. King.
Kevin R. Holcomb from Betty E. Holcomb.
Jerry A. Holstein from Joyce Ann Holstein.
Jennifer Ramsey from Derrick Ramsey.
Dewie Sloan from Juanita Ellen Sloan.
Property transfers
The following property transfers of $50,000 or more were recorded in Kanawha County between Jan. 4 and 11:
Mark D. and Rachel Hanna Moreland to Larry B. and Juanita K. Mullins. Lot, Charleston South Annex District, $115,200.
Michael L. and Lori J. Spencer to Jamie D. Garnes. Lot, Union District, $82,500.
Rabbit Resources to Richard M. Spiegel. Lot, 15th Ward District, $88,000.
Timothy G. and Lori M. Haapala to Jeremy S. and Kelly R. Duffield. Lots, Elk District, $167,500.
John C. and Teresa A. Shultz to Christie L. and Joshua M. Rucker. Lot, Washington District, $148,000.
Jason P. and Jamie F. Little to David S. and Abbey Heiskell Castleman. Lot, Charleston West District, $250,000.
Travis James and Hollie Renee Lewis to Stacy L. Calhoun. Lot, Union District, $129,000.
Judith E. Michael to Melissa J. Peal. Lot, South Charleston District, $151,500.
Kenneth Kee Chenoweth to Lucas W. and Tracy L. Keesee. Lot, St. Albans, $145,000.
Shirley Loretta Ore to David A. Jr. and Rebecca Dendler. Lot, Elk District, $88,000.
Reid G. and Raelyn J. Strader to Sasha Strader. Lot, Elk District, $60,000.
James S. and Randi L. Dalton to Chad J. and Angie N. Weems. Lots, Charleston West Tax District, $125,000.
Gary L. and Ruth M. Hicks to Brandon S. Halstead and Ronnie H. Halstead. Lot, Malden District, $62,300.
Thomas H. III and Barbara J. Bailey to Roxalana Gospel Tabernacle. Lot, Union District, $75,000.
William and Corlis Breeden to HSBC Mortgage Services Inc. Lot, Jefferson District, $135,533.51.
Anthony W. Lopez to Thomas J. Chatreau. Lot, Charleson, $175,000.
Jason P. Bragg to Randy L. and Rita F. McMillion. Lots, Elk District, $200,000.
Hereford and Riccardi PLLC, to Caroline E. Wooddell. Lot, Union District, $130,000.
Jarrell E. Fulks to Jarrell E. Fulks II. Lot, Charleston, $60,000.
Mark and Leona Hoffman to Susan E. Jividen. Lot, Jefferson District, $132,500.
AB Contracting Inc. to Jeffery E. and Nicole L. Roberts. Lot, Washington District, $432,302.26.
Paul D. and Ruth Breeden to Randall D. and Kathlean D. Reed. Lot, Poca District, $276,191.
Anna Lu Payne to Richard S. Stone. Lot, Union District, $77,000.
Roger G. Wines, Karen J. Baldwin, Dreama J. Wehrle and Rhonda K. Fisher to Tammy L. Ratliff. Parcels, Poca District, $65,900.
Teays Valley Trustees LLC to Federal National Mortgage Association. Lot, Dunbar, $58,966.87.
United Bank to Joe C. Ellington Jr. Lot, Charleston, $128,000.
Michael P. Tofi, Stella Marie Tofi White and John C. Tofi to Larry R. Miller II. Lot, Loudon District, $125,000.
Egbert Edwin Hartley Jr. to James E. Campbell. Lot, South Charleston. $79,500.
Connie W. Long to Robert A. and Aretta J. Norvell. Lots, St. Albans, $165,000.
LS Holdings, LLC to Isom and Sandra K. Ooten. Lot, Kanawha City Taxing District, $100,000.
Golden & Amos PLLC to HCB Bank USA, National Association. Lot, St. Albans, $67,150.
Earnest Dean Coalter Sr. to Kanawha Valley Fine Jewelry and Loan LLC. Lots, St. Albans Tax District, $110,000.
The bankruptcies listed below are limited to those filed by residents or companies in the Gazette's circulation area. Chapter 7 designates the liquidation of non-exempt property; Chapter 11 calls for business reorganization; Chapter 13 establishes a schedule of payments to creditors. The following bankruptcies were filed between Jan. 4 and 11:
Larry Dean and Angela Faye Jewell, Williamson, Chapter 7. Assets: $176,124, Liabilities: $223,359.
John Thomas Jr. and Kristy Love Chapman, Oak Hill, Chapter 7. Assets: $80,600, Liabilities: $128,929.
Jeffrey Jay and Carolyn J. Browning, Gilbert, Chapter 7. Assets: $50,270, Liabilities: $95,353.
Donna Kay Campbell, Comfort, Chapter 7. Assets: $65,443, Liabilities: $58,926.
Connie Eugene and Charlena Denise Wolford, Edgarton, Chapter 7. Assets: $28,095, Liabilities: $72,911.
James Michael and Marsha Lea Bradley, Logan, Chapter 7. Assets: $20,365, Liabilities: $129,756.
Rotunda Lynn Mahon, Red Jacket, Chapter 7. Assets: $68,255, Liabilities: $89,046.
Barbara Ann Newsome, Naugatuck, Chapter 7. Assets: $11,400, Liabilities: $59,102.
Carlos Milton III and Kathi Lorraine Parsley, Chapter 7. Assets: $198,857, Liabilities: $158,301.
Jeffrey Ray Simpson, Sissonville, Chapter 7. Assets: $3,567, Liabilities: $23,430.
Terry Allen and Sharon Elaine Newsome, Chapter 7. Assets: $170,947, Liabilities: $239,860.
Teresa Lynette Stanley, Cedar Grove, Chapter 7. Assets: $250,559, Liabilities: $226,191.
Sheena Mae Campbell, Beckley, Chapter 7. Assets: $4,950, Liabilities: $78,737.
Beckley Mechanical Inc., Beckley, Chapter 7. Assets: $130,142, Liabilities: $443,372.
Randall Corbett and Tamara Sue Lagowski, Beckley, Chapter 7. Assets: $105,945, Liabilities: $133,305.
Jeffrey Scott and Rita Faye Elswick, Lynco, Chapter 7. Assets: $62,000, Liabilities: $39,589.
Barry Shawn and Leshia Alena Brooks, Clear Fork, Chapter 7. Assets: $111,705, Liabilities: $168,154.
Restaurant scores
The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department issues non-critical and critical violations. Critical violations are given to incidences that relate directly to the protection of the public from food-borne illness. The incidences are not negotiable and must be corrected immediately. Repetitions of critical violations may lead to enforcement actions or permit suspension. The following restaurants were inspected in November and December 2012 and their ratings include:
CAMC Memorial Hospital Nursing Station, 3200 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 13 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Second floor ice machine not clean; Second West ice machine not clean; 4 South ice machine not clean; sick patient Kenmore refrigerator above 41-degrees; 4 West ice machine not clean; PAC water machine not clean; 4 north ice machine not clean; MICU ice machine not clean; SICU ice machine not clean; 3 South ice machine not clean; 3 South ice machine not clean; Open Heart Nursing Station A, ice machine not clean; Open Heart R. ice machine not clean; Open Heart P. ice machine not clean.
Hooters, 5615 MacCorkle Ave., S.E.: 13 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Cole slaw not date-marked; deli meat not date-marked; walk-in freezer fan covers not clean; hand sink in dish area not working, leaking; dishwasher sanitizer, 0 ppm; chemical spray bottle not labeled; fan cover in outside cooler not clean to sight; can opener blade and holder not clean to sight; tomato slicer in bad repair; food employee did not wash hands before putting on gloves; ice scoop holder not clean to sight; ceiling vents on cool line not clean to sight; ice machine not clean to sight.
Penn Station East Coast Subs, 4002 MacCorkle Ave.: 11 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Ice machine not clean to sight; Raid insect killer in back room; fan cover in cooler not clean to sight; sugar container not food grade; clean pans stored on dirty shelf; food employee used broken scoop to scoop ice; ice bucket container not clean to sight; colander stored not clean; spray bottles not labeled; 2-door prep cooler tomatoes 50 degrees F; ice chute not clean to sight.
Twin Hills Restaurant, 3332 East Dupont Ave., Shrewsbury: 11 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Chemical spray bottle not labeled; cole slaw not date-marked; raw sausage stored above deli meat; chicken salad not date-marked; air conditioning unit not clean in kitchen; meat slicer not clean to sight; fan cover in True cooler not clean to sight; tea nozzle not clean to sight; ice chute on Coca Cola machine not clean to sight; ice machine not clean to sight; Raid insect killer in closet.
Zheng's China Buffet, 5707 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 9. Inspector's comments: Bleach stored next to raw chicken; food employee using knife with broken tip; raw eggs stored above cut produce, desserts; raw chicken stored above bread crumbs, carrots; frozen chicken stored on dirty cardboard in walk-in freezer; can opener not clean to sight; raw eggs stored on top shelf above sauces, cut lemons; ice machine not clean to sight; chemical spray bottle not labeled.
Bellacino's, 6309 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 8 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Food employee did not wash hands before putting on gloves; pizza hood not clean to sight; food employee Monster drink on prep table; fan covers in walk-in cooler not clean to sight; Raid ant and roach killer by 3-bowl; slicers not clean to sight; can opener not clean to sight; ice chute not clean to sight.
CAMC Memorial Coffee Shop, 3200 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 8 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Food employee did not wash hands before putting on gloves; chemical spray bottle not labeled; ice machine door cracked, not clean to sight; True refrigerator No. 2 fan cover not clean to sight; pizza prep cooler fan cover, lids not clean to sight; tea nozzle not clean to sight; ice chute not clean to sight.
Gino's, 712 Third Ave., Montgomery: 8 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Food employee did not wash hands before putting on gloves; mixing bowl in bad repair, top of mixer part chipped; can opener blade not clean to sight; container used to store meat not food grade; ice machine not clean to sight; spray bottle chemical not labeled; colander, pans stored not clean; lettuce chopper stored not clean.
Video Village, County Route 81, Mammoth: 8 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Paint brush in butter, rusty metal; cole slaw not date-marked; deli meat not date-marked; meat slicer not clean to sight; Hot Shot ant and roach killer in cabinet; strawberry ice chute not clean; De-Con Bait Box in store, not allowed; raw eggs located on top shelf above milk, sour cream, chip dip.
Dairy Queen, 1304 Fayette Pike, Montgomery: 7 critical violations. Inspector's comments: In-use knife on prep counter, tip broken; ice scoop stored down in ice; food employee on drive-thru using headset took order, touched headset-put gloves on without washing hands; Raid insect killer in back stock room; can opener blade not clean to sight; tomato slicer not clean to sight, dried food on blades; ice machine not clean to sight.
Piro Pizzaria, 5707 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 7 critical violations. Inspector's comments: Fan covers in walk-in cooler not clean; raw eggs on top shelf in walk-in above produce; can opener not clean; Hot Shot insect killer in dry storage; ice machine not clean to sight; tuna salad not date-marked; ice chute on Pepsi machine not clean.
Quarry Manor, 699 South Park Road: 6
Husson's, 304 36th Street: 6
Steak Escape, 3700 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 6
Park Place Cinemas, 600 Washington St. E.: 5
Sub Express/Pizza Primo, 6114 MacCorkle Ave.: 5
Chelyan Foodland, 13064 MacCorkle Ave., Chelyan: 5
Chin's Restaurant, 4114 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 4
Save-A-Lot, U.S. 60 East, Cedar Grove: 4
Burger King, 5705 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 4
CAMC Memorial Hospital Cafe, 3200 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 4
Riverside Cafe, 2 Port Amherst Drive: 4
Taco Bell/Pizza Hut, 5709 MacCorkle Ave.: 3
CAMC Memorial Hospital Kitchen, 3200 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 3
Upton's Sun Food Market, 3024 East Dupont Ave., Shrewsbury: 3
Highland Hospital Association, 300 56th Street: 3
El Caporal Mexican Restaurant, 2700 Dupont Ave., Belle: 3
Chum's Hot Dogs, 8315 MacCorkle Ave., Marmet: 3
HMS Host Pizza, Mile Mark 22, Turnpike: 3
Sugar Pie Bakery, 3629 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 3
Cracker Barrel, 11 Goff Crossing Drive, Cross Lanes: 3
Kroger, 5450 Big Tyler Road, Cross Lanes: 3
Taco Bell/Pizza Hut, 5709 MacCorkle Ave.: 3
Walmart, 1001 Warrior Way, Quincy: 2
Subway, 1001 Warrior Way, Quincy: 2
Dunbar Senior Center, 2601 Fairlawn Ave., Dunbar: 2
Harding's Family Restaurant, 2777 Pennsylvania Ave.: 2
Hands On CCC, 3393 Sissonville Drive: 2
Arby's, 107 Crossing Mall, Elkview: 2
AVI-WV State University Subway/Taco Bell, 301 Washington Ave., Institute: 2
Bob Evans, 339 Goff Mountain Road, Cross Lanes: 2
Go Mart No. 31, 6414 MacCorkle Ave.: 2
Pita Pit, 4222 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 2
Big Daddy's, 3435 Dupont Ave., Belle: 2
Little General, 4008 Malden Drive: 2
Witcher Creek Exxon, 2202 East Dupont Avenue, Belle: 2
Ma Ma Lina's, 12217 MacCorkle Ave. S.W., Chesapeake: 1
Mary's Place Hot Spot, 6802 MacCorkle Ave. S.E.: 1
Kmart, 6531 MacCorkle Ave.: 1
Sweet Dreams Pastry Shop, 1101 Second Ave., Montgomery: 4
Subway, 205 Crossing Mall, Elkview: 1
AVI, WV State University Cafe, Sullivan Hall, Institute: 1
Gun permits
The Kanawha County Sheriff's Department has issued concealed weapons permits for the following Kanawha County residents:
Angela Abbott, Charleston
Maxine Abston, Tad
Vincent Abston, Tad
Albert Adams, Charleston
Theresa Adkins, St. Albans
Penny Alford, Cross Lanes
Anthony Anderson, Elkview
Roger Anderson Sr., Charleston
Roscoe Anderson, Charleston
Sandra Anderson, Charleston
Michael Angel, Alum Creek
Bradley Archer, Elkview
Jason Armentrout, Clendenin
Mary Arthur, Elkview
Danny Asbury, Elkview
Carroll Ash, Cross Lanes
Donald Ash, St Albans
Craig Atkins, South Charleston
Donald Atkins Jr., Elkview
John Atkins, Charleston
John Atkins, Dry Branch
John Austin Jr., Charleston
Jason Baggette, Nitro
James Bailey, South Charleston
Steven Barker, South Charleston
James Barthlow, St. Albans
Clayton Bays, Dunbar
Melissa Bennett, Charleston
Gary Belcher, Charleston
Nancy Belcher, Charleston
Wendell Bias, South Charleston
William Bosley, Cross Lanes
Steven Boothe, St. Albans
James Bougher Jr., Elkview
Ryan Boustany, Charleston
Claude Bowles, Charleston
Giles Bowman, Charleston
Connie Boylen, Charleston
William Brabbin III, Charleston
Arlen Breeden Jr., Charleston
Elinor Breedlove, South Charleston
Charles Britt, Dunbar
Curtis Brown, Charleston
Donna Brown, Charleston
Larry Brown, Charleston
Richard Brown Sr., Dunbar
James Brumfield, South Charleston
Richard Bruner, Dunbar
Lori Bryant, Charleston
David Bryant, Charleston
Madelyn Bryant, Charleston
Calvin Buckner, Charleston
Daniel Buckner, Charleston
Gary Buckner, Malden
Kelly Buckner, Charleston
Terry Buckner, Charleston
Jeffrey Bunch, St. Albans
Jeffrey Burdette, Sissonville
Kyle Burford, Charleston
Sean Burger, Dunbar
Pamela Burgess, Charleston
Henry Bussey, Cross Lanes
John Butler, St. Albans
Kennith Butler, Charleston
Kevin Butcher, South Charleston
Jerry L. Campbell, Charleston
Robert Campbell, Charleston
Bryan Canterbury, Cross Lanes
Linda Canterbury, Nitro
Victor Canterbury, Nitro
Danny Carpenter, Cross Lanes
Michael Carpenter, Charleston
Walter Carr Sr., Charleston
Richard Carrow, Marmet
James Casto III, Charleston
Donald Chapman, South Charleston
Khristopher Cleek, Cross Lanes
Casey Clendenin, Clendenin
Scott Clonch, Charleston
Barbara Cobb, Charleston
Bernard Cochran, St. Albans
Jim Cochran Sr., Charleston
John Coleman, Charleston
Michael Coleman, Glasgow
Lloyd Collins, South Charleston
William Corson, Charleston
Britney Cottrell, Nitro
Justin Cottrell, Pinch
Doris Cowgill, Charleston
Danielle Cox, Charleston
John Cox, Charleston
Ronald Creasy, Dunbar
Janna Creasy, Dunbar
Christopher Cunningham, Belle
Randall Daniel, South Charleston
James Daniels, Nitro
Rebecca Daniels, Nitro
Christina Danley, Charleston
Michael Danley, Charleston
Cecil Darnell, Elkview
Paula Darnell, Elkview
Margaret Davis, Charleston
Michael Davis, Dunbar
Michael Davis, Charleston
Steven Davis, Charleston
Shirley Denham, Charleston
Terry Dougherty, Dunbar
James Douglas, Clendenin
William Drennen, Dunbar
Charles Dunbar, Cross Lanes
Deborah Dunbar, Cross Lanes
Lyle Duncan, South Charleston
Megan Dustin, Poca
Randy A. Dustin Jr., Poca
Roger Dye, Charleston
Vicki Easter, St. Albans
Linda Edgell, Dunbar
Russell Edgell, Dunbar
Lois Elkins, St. Albans
Terry Elkins, Charleston
Gale Ellis, Elkview
Trevor Ellis, St. Albans
Megan Evans, Charleston
Daniel Evans, Charleston
Allen Evers, Charleston
Franklin Fannin, South Charleston
John Ferrell, Charleston
Roddy Ferrell II, South Charleston
Brittany Fisher, Cross Lanes
Robert Fisher, Sissonville
Franklin Flinner, Charleston
Kenna Fouty, Cross Lanes
Bruce Fowler, South Charleston
Denny Fowler, Charleston
Franklin E. Fowler, South Charleston
Arnold France, Charleston
Karen Fritz, Nitro
Kenneth Fritz, Nitro
Christopher Freeman, Pinch
Amy Garten, Pratt
Russell Geis, Cross Lanes
George Gibson, South Charleston
James Giles, Hansford
John Gilkeson, Charleston
Mark Gilkeson, Charleston
Harry Goins, Charleston
Simon Graham, South Charleston
Brandi Griffith, Charleston
Don Griffith II, Charleston
Trena Griffith, Charleston
Susan Griffith, Charleston
William Griffith II, Charleston
Tracy Grounds, Belle
Randy Gunno, St. Albans
Jeremy Hager, Elkview
Harold Hall, Charleston
Paul Hall, Charleston
James Halstead Jr., Marmet
Robert Halstead II, Charleston
Terry Halstead, Charleston
James K. Hambrick, Charleston
Brittany Harless, Charleston
Donna Harper, Sissonville
Jonathan Harrison, Charleston
Bret Hart, Charleston
Marlin Heater, Tornado
Edward Helm, Dunbar
Shawn Helm-Posthauer, St. Albans
Dusty Herscher, St Albans
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The laser light turf war raging between BMW and Audi appears to have taken one final, decisive twist.
At an exclusive ceremony in Munich yesterday evening, BMW handed over keys to the first eight i8 customers, and in doing so became the first manufacturer in the world to launch a production car featuring laser-powered headlights.
Having previewed the new technology earlier this year, the German manufacturer initially intended to launch its laser lights in August 2014, a little while after its new plug-in hybrid sports car arrived in showrooms.
The delay was partly down to an ongoing refinement process, although BMW still expected to make automotive history as the first to debut the groundbreaking headlights.
That was before Ingolstadt-based Audi tried to steal bragging rights with its own system, announcing at the beginning of last month that the special R8 LMX would go on sale in the 'early summer' with laser tech.
While the i8 would still be the first series production car available with the lights, given it isn't a limited-run model like the Audi, BMW clearly decided to beat its German rival outright.
It means BMW's customers are the first to enjoy the benefits of laser-boost technology, which can be optioned for the i8 to boost the standard LED headlights' range to as much as 600 metres.
As well as doubling the distance covered by the basic high beams, BMW also claims the lasers use 30 percent less energy than power-saving LEDs, take up less space inside the headlight casing and weigh less.
Alongside the lighting itself, a camera-aided adaptive system sense on-coming traffic, adjusting the range and direction of illumination to avoid dazzling oncoming drivers. This advanced set-up also responds to steering adjustments, concentrating as much light as possible in the direction of travel.
Seriously, who gives a (insert expletive of choice here) who gets a new light bulb to market first? Does anyone here on this forum actually care? If you do, then chances are you're the sort of person I try to avoid at parties.
how many people will have to die or lose there eye site before these lights are banned, accidents happen in car parks,and because of plastic bumpers most are not detectable so nobody says anything, this however does not mean that the headlight internals have not been dislodged and now pointing straight at the oncoming drivers eyes . how do you prove that the car going in the opposite direction caused you to lose your eye site or cause your accident , these headlights should be banned now . You only have to look how bright the xenon headlights are even on dipped, if your going down a hill wile someone with xenon is coming up you cannot see past the end of your bonnet ,i know its only for a short time but its dangerous .these new headlights will be worse.
DAZZLING.... daz ist... I allready struggle driving at night in traffic without getting blinded by comic book lazer head lamps.
What next X ray vision?
Yes, well let's celebrate innovation - look forward and not back - I paid £1k for LEDs on my new Audi and they're worth every penny - laser is the next step. May be if people's eyes can't adjust to these lights it tells them something about whether they should be driving at night or not.
These are not collimated pinpoint lasers with light of a single frequency focussing all its energy onto a small point. These use laser technology to generate spread white light. These will not harm you.
I agree that Xenons where their levelling motors can't work quick enough are a pain to oncoming traffic. It is not possible for human eyes to adjust, that's why xenons have to have complex systems to level them in real time.
22 miles is the range
Haha I love this! Nice one BMW!
LOL mr brags a lot with leds... Audi really ripped you off IK...Typical selfish Audi driver
Haha £1K to see the road ahead in a slightly different white hue.
I have LEDs on my car, I still drive it about just the same. They light up the road ahead and I drive forwards. Halogens 30 years ago did the same thing.


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(1) address, among other matters, intercity rail passenger and freight rail services, including existing rail passenger and freight technologies and speeds, incrementally enhanced rail systems and infrastructure, and new high-speed wheel-on-rail systems;
(2) address ways to expand the transportation of international trade traffic by rail, enhance the efficiency of intermodal interchange at ports and other intermodal terminals, and increase capacity and availability of rail service for seasonal freight needs;
(3) consider research on the interconnectedness of commuter rail, passenger rail, freight rail, and other rail networks; and
(b) Content.— The program to be carried out under this section shall include research designed—
(2) to develop more accurate models for evaluating the impact of rail passenger and freight service, including the effects on highway and airport and airway congestion, environmental quality, and energy consumption;
(3) to develop a better understanding of modal choice as it affects rail passenger and freight transportation, including development of better models to predict utilization;
(5) to meet additional priorities as determined by the advisory board established under subsection (c), including any recommendations made by the National Research Council;
(7) to address rail capacity constraints that affect passenger and freight rail service through a wide variety of options, ranging from operating improvements to dedicated new infrastructure, taking into account the impact of such options on operations;
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(9) to recommend objective methodologies for determining intercity passenger rail routes and services, including the establishment of new routes, the elimination of existing routes, and the contraction or expansion of services or frequencies over such routes;
(10) to review the impact of equipment and operational safety standards on the further development of high-speed passenger rail operations connected to or integrated with non-high-speed freight or passenger rail operations;
(11) to recommend any legislative or regulatory changes necessary to foster further development and implementation of high-speed passenger rail operations while ensuring the safety of such operations that are connected to or integrated with non-high-speed freight or passenger rail operations;
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The United Nations Security Council today welcomed Yemen's decision to launch the National Dialogue Conference on 18 March and threatened to use economic sanctions to stop reported spoilers aiming to derail the political transition.
In a presidential statement, the 15-member Council said that the Conference should be conducted in an "inclusive manner involving the full participation of all segments of Yemeni society, including representatives from the South and other regions, and the full and effective participation of youth and women."
Yemen has been undergoing a democratic transition, with a Government of National Unity under the leadership of President Abdrabuh Mansour Hadi, who came to power in an election in February 2012 following protests that led to the resignation of former President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
The national dialogue is meant to feed into a constitution-making progress, and pave the way for general elections to be held in 2014.
In today's statement, the Council cautioned against interference from the former regime, former opposition, and others "who do not adhere to the guiding principles of the Implementation Mechanism Agreement for the transition process," including former president Saleh and former vice president Ali Salim Al-Beidh.
It was also concerned about reports of money and weapons being brought into Yemen from outside for the purpose of undermining the transition.
The Council said it is ready to "consider further measures," including under Article 41 of the UN Charter, if actions aimed at undermining the Government of National Unity and the political transition continue.
Article 41 falls under Chapter VII of the Charter, which deals with threats to the peace, breaches of the peace and acts of aggression. It states that the Council may decide what measures – not involving the use of armed force – are to be employed to give effect to its decisions, and it may call on UN Member States to apply such measures.
These may include complete or partial interruption of economic relations and of rail, sea, air, postal, telegraphic, radio, and other means of communication, and the severance of diplomatic relations.
Last week the UN Special Envoy for Yemen, Jamal Benomar, said that the situation in the country remains fragile and many tasks lie ahead for the transition to succeed.
"While progress has been made and the transition remains largely on track, it is clear that there has been active resistance to the transition," Mr. Benomar said, adding that "it is clear to whom these are attributable to."
The Council also urged the international community to continue support for Yemen. The next Friends of Yemen meeting is slated for 7 March in London. At the last meeting in September in New York, participants pledged $1.5 billion, in addition to $6.4 billion already pledged, to support the two-year transition process in Yemen.


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The National Council for Peace and Order on Wednesday approved spending an additional 500 million baht to raise inflation-cushioning allowances for all the kingdom's judges.
Increases in existing cost-of-living allowances (COLA) will go into effect for judges of all levels Oct 1.
Under the new scheme, Level 3 judges would receive a 6,800 baht special COLA per month, council spokesman Yongyuth Maiyalarp said.
Their Level 4 and 5 colleagues would be paid 7,300 baht and 12,500 a month, respectively.
The special COLA for senior judges would be based on their positions, Mr Yongyuth said.
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Omaha, Nebraska's best known resident, Warren Buffett, was spotted with Sir Paul McCartney on Sunday night.
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McCartney is in the area for a concert Monday night at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy have reached an unprecedented level of popularity the last little while thanks in part to an upcoming movie and a relaunched comic series from Brian Michael Bendis. Rocket Raccoon has really been the breakout star of the series, and from all accounts he is poised to steal the show in James Gunn's movie as well. It makes sense that Marvel would want to capitalize on the furry little guy. One way they'll be doing that is offering up a Rocket-centric story in one of their Free Comic Book Day offerings this May. In Marvel's E-I-C Axel Alonso's weekly column with CBR, the first preview of that story was shown off. Alonso also touched on Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning's return to the Guardians of the Galaxy for a few stories later this year.
Marvel will have a larger Guardians story for Free Comic Book Day, but the Rocket story will be an all-ages adventure written by prolific letterer Joe Caramagna with art by Adam Archer. The info released for the story describes it as follows: "Rocket Raccoon is a wanted mammal, and he's out to clear his bounty – by any means necessary! And you'll never believe how!" Our first look at Archer's art reveals that Rocket will be joined by Groot and Wal Rus.
Besides showing off some new art, Alonso touched on the legacy of Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, better known to Guardians fans as DnA. The duo will be returning to work on the official comic book movie tie-in story as well as providing backup stories to the Guardians of the Galaxy anniversary issue. Alonso says that the duo's contribution to the cosmic side of Marvel is unquestionable, and that it was just a matter of time before they got them involved in Guardians comics again. The two won't be working together on the backup stories though, Alonso says that "Dan and Andy will each be writing their own separate backup stories for Guardians of the Galaxy #14, featuring the characters they helped bring to the forefront of the Marvel U."
One thing hardcore Guardians fans haven't been too pleased with is Bendis' departure from the more hard-hitting sci-fi epic sensibilities of DnA. Some harangue Bendis, saying DnA conducted space operas while Bendis grooves to space pop. Alonso says that Bendis' different take was exactly what was needed for the relaunch:
DnA's contribution to the cosmic universe goes without saying, and no one overlooks the contribution of any of the creators who contributed to building the cosmic mythology. That said, when you're rebooting a franchise with the goals we had for "Guardians," it's about more than supplying a quality book – you've got to send a loud-and-clear message to retailers and fans that this is an event, and the most sure-fire way to do that is to bring in your big guns: talent that's associated with top-quality, high-selling work. We tapped Brian [Michael] Bendis and Steve McNiven in the hopes that we'd achieve a quality book that would achieve certain sales goals, and it worked. "Guardians of the Galaxy" #1 was one of the best-selling titles of the year, and the series continues to perform. But again, we weren't building on rubble; we were building on something solid.
Guardians is selling well and the movie will only boost those already solid figures. What do you think about our first look at Rocket's solo adventure? What do you think about DnA coming back for a story or two this year?
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Hopefully they'll still be around during Sephora's autumn/holiday F&F sale…!
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UEFA Champions League Date: Tuesday, 18th September Kick off: 19:45 Venue: Santiago Bernabéu
Key events
- Manchester City Goal Dzeko 68'
- Real Madrid Goal Marcelo 76'
- Manchester City Goal Kolarov 85'
- Real Madrid Goal Benzema 87'
- Real Madrid Goal Ronaldo 90'
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Cristiano Ronaldo's last-minute winner gave Real Madrid a thrilling victory over Manchester City in a pulsating Champions League clash at the Bernabeu.
City keeper Joe Hart kept his side in the game before they took a shock lead through Edin Dzeko's breakaway goal.
Marcelo equalised with a deflected shot but City led again when Aleksandar Kolarov's free-kick flew straight in.
In a frantic finale, Karim Benzema levelled before Ronaldo's shot flew past an unsighted Hart to win it.
That brought a spectacular sliding celebration from Real boss Jose Mourinho - who had questioned his side's focus and commitment in recent days - and provided an extraordinary finish to a game which had been completely one-sided for long periods.
The Spanish side dominated until Dzeko put City ahead after the hour mark, with Hart rescuing his side on several occasions.
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A trip to the home of the Spanish champions always looked a tough way for City to begin their task of reaching the knockout stages for the first time, especially because there was no sign of any lethargy or discontent in the Real camp.
They took the game to City from the start and, inside the first five minutes, Ronaldo tested Hart for the first time when he cut inside Vincent Kompany and fired in a low shot that was heading for the bottom corner until the England keeper clawed it to safety.
That set the pattern for the rest of the first half, with Ronaldo giving Maicon a torrid time down City's right, while Angel di Maria and Alvaro Arbeloa saw plenty of the ball on the opposite flank.
Hart had to come to City's rescue again with an instinctive block to keep out Gonzalo Higuain's header from Ronaldo's cross-shot, before racing off his line to close down Higuain after he beat the offside trap.
By now, Real were completely dominant and City were also grateful for some poor finishing from Higuain and Sami Khedira, who both missed the target from point-blank range.
Tellingly, Yaya Toure was City's only attacking outlet before the break, twice causing the Real defence problems after running at them from deep positions but failing to find a decisive final ball.
He was to put that right in style when he again charged forward and fed Dzeko, who steadied himself before firing home.
The goal came completely against the run of play, but it was almost followed by a second for the visitors when Carlos Tevez slipped Toure free. However he was off balance when he let fly inside the box and could only fire into the side netting.
Mourinho made a flurry of changes in a bid to rescue the game, with Benzema and Luka Modric both flung on, and in the end the home side's pressure told.
Marcelo, who had earlier gone close with two fizzing efforts from the edge of the box, made it third time lucky when he stepped inside Vincent Kompany and saw his shot come off Javi Garcia and fly into the net.
The visitors remained on the back foot but they also remained a threat at the other end, and Kolarov restored their lead when he bent the ball straight into the net from 25 yards out.
Again, the travelling fans scented what would have been a famous triumph but, once more, Real came forward, with Benzema turning inside Matija Nastasic before finding the bottom corner to make it 2-2.
From being on the brink of victory, City were now clinging on for a point. There was yet more drama to come, however, and it was former Manchester United star Ronaldo who would provide it.
With the 90 minutes almost up, he cut inside from the left and, after Kompany ducked under his shot, the ball cruelly fizzed past the helpless Hart.
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- 17 Arbeloa
- 12 Marcelo
- 14 Alonso
- 2 Varane
- 3 Pepe
- 6 Khedira (substituted for Modric at 73 minutes')
- 15 Essien (substituted for Özil at 65 minutes')
- 20 Higuaín (substituted for Benzema at 74 minutes')
- 22 Di María
- 7 Ronaldo
Man City starting eleven
- 1 Hart
- 3 Maicon (substituted for Zabaleta at 74 minutes')
- 22 Clichy
- 18 Barry
- 4 Kompany booked at 70 minutes
- 33 Nastasic
- 8 Nasri (substituted for Kolarov at 36 minutes')
- 14 Javi García booked at 52 minutes
- 32 Tévez
- 42 Y Touré
- 21 Silva (substituted for Dzeko at 63 minutes' who was booked at 89 minutes)
Real Madrid Substitutes
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- 5 Fábio Coentrão
- 8 Kaká
- 9 Benzema
- 10 Özil
- 13 Adán
- 19 Modric
Man City Substitutes
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- 6 Lescott
- 10 Dzeko
- 13 Kolarov
- 16 Agüero
- 17 Rodwell
- 30 Pantilimon
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- Man City 45%
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- Man City 10
- Shots on target
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- Man City 3
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- Man City 3
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Ford redesigned the Mustang sculptural logo with some nice details. The press release claims its actually more realistically proportioned as well.#14242
The fiber optic lamp gets a much needed contemporary redesign by German lighting firm Refer + Staer.#14237
Awesome HRD how-to. This tutorial by Dave Hill will show you how to make simple photographs and make them HDR on Photoshop! Can make any noob photographer almost an HDR expert.#14235
Cool packaging done for a toyshop specialising in dolls created by BBH, Singapore.#14233
Google maps guy is all decked out with a party hat and balloons today! I especially love when you drag him around the map... he's flying away with his balloons!#14232
New graffiti on New York's East Houston Street mocks Degas and other masters, while paying tribute to them, too. But who's been making them?#14227
Latest in helmet technology. For those of us urban cyclist that want to look cool whilst biking around the city...and fashionistas!
Dag-Henning Brandsaeter created this series of posters for a performance of ACT! Follow the link for great images that catalog the use of confetti in the making of the poster.#14223
Love the graphic cuts in the walls of Shanghai's Super Sense Spa, designed by KUU. The wall cuts become recesses for lights.#14221
Director Kristofer Ström has filled his new video for Swedish electro-duo Minilogue's latest single, "Animals", with a whole herd of super-cute animated creatures.#14220
Clever idea by Gustafson Porter at the Venice Biennale. Helium balloons float shade cloths to create a very elegant outdoor gathering space. Tent rental companies beware?#14219
Jethro Macey's Coin Lamp. I think the form could be improved upon, but I like the idea of turning a lamp base into a piggy bank...#14218
Interesting idea behind Jürgen Mayer's Dupli.Casa - the floor plan matches that of the previous house, but the Dupli.Casa's form takes on its own life.#14217
Enjoying the distorted forms of Michael Anastassiades Three Champagne Glasses and One Water Glass.#14215
Students at Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, led by Regina Welker and Max Lang, created this awesome promo for 2008 Cartoon Forum in just 8 weeks.#14212
Suzan Fellman's slipper chair with acrylic legs is made from vintage Chanel scarves. Cozy and chic.#14211
Day of the Dead print from JHill Design's "Places I Have Never Been" collection.#14210
I love how the dripping seal reinforces Sloe Gin's snail logo. Packaging by Blackburns.#14209
The White Rabbit, a singapore restaurant and bar housed in an awe-inspiring and beautifully-restored old chapel, tells its tale in the style of vintage children's pop-up books like no other.#14203
The Poster List is your one-stop-shop for posters that look a little something better than your dorm-room wall hangings, but cost the same amount.#14202
The designer Janne Kyttänen wanted to bring the issue of global warming to debate, and made the lamp "Riot"#14201
Some original stencils from Montevideo, Uruguay. Signed by the "Old City Stencil" group, they mix pop icons with short messages.#14200


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