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In this game before , C Luo has made ??150 for Real Madrid wins,beats by dr dre if the campaign beat Villarreal , then he will be able to at Real Madrid 's win total of 150 games . Of course , C Luo do not care about the data, for him, a good performance in the field is more important for the state , and this one, made ??after joining Bell stimulation is a major factor. Bell arrived in Madrid on Wednesday , C Luo was the first to welcome Bell's Real Madrid player , after Ramos , Marcelo , Benzema and other players have expressed Bell welcome, but the team 's training sessions, it happened a surprising scene: bell wore C Lo crotch . In the part of the media view, this is a Bell C Lo provocation, a sign of disrespect .
" 190 million euros flying ", which is ideal for Real Madrid fans hearts ,beats by dre studio C Luo and Bell , one on the left and one on the right, such as the two take turns rolling a dagger to the opponents , will give the defender brings nightmarish experience. But the ideal is not always possible to achieve , at least in C Lo Joining Bell and the debut of the first game , it will not become a reality. Competition , C Luo been active , but because of poor overall performance of the team , plus the arrival of Bell squeezed some of his activities in space , in the face Villarreal defense , C Luo half Can not find the feeling of scoring .
Game's first 9 minutes , Bell and C Luo had a fit ,dr dre beats but the former Tottenham winger passing power is slightly larger , and this is one of the few with one of the two men . Match the first 17 ??minutes , C Luo rely on a free kick just to get scoring chances, but his 30- yard free kick direct shot slightly higher. This Houbiliya Real to score , C Luo still not scored feeling. 33 minutes , Ramos forward pass , C- 11 yards wide of the left post at the hoisting . Let C Lo embarrassment, but rather on behalf of Real Madrid for the first time in five minutes , Bell played for Real Madrid after the match . 41 minutes, Isco pass, C Lo is still 20 yards volley wide .
Some experts believe that Bell and C Luo although either side ,wireless headphones but also cross- transposition , but in fact they still exist in position conflicts . Although it seems Luo C activity in the left wing , but his attack up the most space , or in large areas of the frontier closed area , that is , C Luo is actually a "pseudo- winger" , he was in the position of attacking midfielder attack, he needs to give his teammates this area . The Bell To some extent, it can no longer be regarded as authentic center, he has the right activity in the left middle , but his favorite attack two locations , one is left near the midline position , and the other one is right near the location of the bottom line , there are some conflicts with C Lo .
In addition , there are also two in the characteristics of similar places, are in favor of short passes , has a strong ability to dribble , shot more frequently so the goals are more shock -type killer, scoring opportunities, the inevitable there you much less my situation. C Lo is unfavorable for Ozil also be sold. C Luo who sell Ozil Real Madrid 's decision angry: " Ozil left for me is a very bad news , he understands me the best moves of players in front of goal ." At Real Madrid , Ozil Record 27 assists C Ronaldo, he also became the C Luo career assists most dedicated players . Ozil followed Benzema , France sent over human C Lo 17 assists .
Perhaps more than coincidence , the game in just two minutes after the end bell , beats by dre nz C Luo to get a goal . Bell is in the game 's first 62 minutes was replaced Dimaliya , C Luo is the goal in the 64th minute . Then C Lo own pass, Benzema restricted the right 15 yards shot was barely saved by Asenjo , Portuguese shot hit 10 yards in front of Bruno and Moussa chio deflection network , Real Madrid won 2 to 1 lead . Although not directly assists Benzema , but he and significantly better than C Ronaldo with Bell & C Lo fit. It is worth mentioning that the game's goal is C Lo in La Liga this season 's second ball , he and Benzema scorer in the squad tied for second place , scored three goals behind ball Isco , and two La Liga games plus a World Cup qualifier match , C Luo has scored five goals in the goal area better and better.


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Technically, WFR created well established trendlines extending back into early November. After the analyst downgrade, shares gapped through the bottom trendline and preceded to move through the 50 DMA until support was found near $52.00/share. Immediately after we saw a weaker volume rally until resistance was met at the 50 DMA. Currently there is weak support at the $57.00 level, which if broken should lead to a testing of the $54.00 range.
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Wednesday's results
Bracken Co. Holiday Classic
Augusta 66, Iroquois 63
East Aurora Holiday Tour.
PRP 96, Oswego East 59
Holiday Madness Tournament
St. Xavier 78, Walton, Ga. 65
Kingdom of the Sun
Ballard 87, American Heritage 79
Republic Bank Classic
Bish. Brossart 58, Oldham Co. 52, OT
Henry Clay 75, Butler 60
Bracken Co. Holiday Classic
Anderson Co. 64, Beechwood 49
Boone Co. 68, West Carter 61
Bracken Co. 63, Deming 28
Cumberland Falls Tournament
Corbin 73, Farragut, Tenn. 69
Jackson Co. 66, Barbourville 65
Hinsdale South Tournament
Schaumburg, Ill. d. Graves Co., forfeit
Republic Bank Classic
Johnson Cent. d. Scott High, forfeit
Lex. Catholic 81, Somerset Acad. 33
Lex. Christian 70, Fayette County, Ga. 68
Ohio Co. 72, Bourbon Co. 57
Paintsville d. Dixie Heights, forfeit
Thursday's schedule
Arrow Force Holiday Classic at Samford, Fla. (Christian Academy vs. Apopka, Fla., 2:30).
Bay Barnstorm Classic at Panama City, Fla. (Fairdale vs. NFEI, 6)
Beth Haven Holiday Classic (Hart County vs. Brown, 2:30; Piarist at Beth Haven, 7).
Bob Wettig Tournament at Richmond, Ind. (Moore vs. Columbus, Ind. North, 4)
Bracken County Holiday Classic (Iroquois vs. Boone, 6:30)
Campbellsville University Holiday Classic (Shelby County vs. Marion County, 8:30)
Classy Chassy Holiday Invitational at Model (Whitefield Academy vs. Boyle County, 5)
East Aurora, Ill. Holiday Tournament (PRP vs. Belvidere North, 7:15)
Edmonton State Bank Holiday Classic (North Bullitt vs. Rockcastle County, 3).
First Southern National Bank Christmas Classic (at Russellville: Doss vs. Spring Hill, Tenn., 1:30)
Henry County Invitational Tournament (Bryan Station vs. Jeffersontown, 4; Atherton vs. South Oldham, 5:30; North Oldham vs. Tates Creek, 7)
Holiday Madness Tournament at East Lee, Fla. (quarterfinal, St. Xavier vs. American, Fla., 8)
Kankakee, Ill. Holiday Tournament (Evangel vs. Bradley-Bourbonnais, 6).
Kingdom of the Sun Tournament at Ocala, Fla. (quarterfinal, Ballard vs. Morgan County, Ga., 9)
Lake Cumberland Hoops Classic (at Pulaski County: Waggener at Pulaski County, 8:30; at Somerset: Southern vs. Harrison County, 6. at Southwestern: Central vs. North Hardin, 5; Manual vs. Mayfield, 6:45)
Machens Great 8 Tournament at Jefferson City, Mo. (Male vs. Rock Bridge, 5).
Mirabito Stop-DWI Classic at Binghamton, N.Y. (Trinity vs. Lincoln, N.Y., 9:15)
National Guard Holiday Classic at LaRue County (DeSales vs. Crittenden County, 3, LaRue County vs. Shawnee, 6:30)
Nelson County Classic (KCD vs. Adair County, 6)
Pikeville Invitational Tournament (Collegiate vs. Middlesboro, 6:30; Spencer County at Pikeville, 8:15)
Republic Bank Classic at Lexington Catholic (Butler, Oldham County)
South Central Bank Halton Classic at Allen County-Scottsville (Russell County vs. Eastern, 2:30; Bullitt Central at Allen County-Scottsville, 9).
Webster County Holiday Classic (Holy Cross vs. Lyon County, 7:15)
Whataburger Classic at Dallas (Bullitt East vs. Coppell, 5:45)
Wednesday's results
Titans Christmas Clash
Danville 77, Seneca 46
Sacred Heart 47, Whitley Co. 44
Landair Classic
Rockcastle Co. 48, N. Greene, Tn. 39
Titans Christmas Clash
Boyle Co. 75, Madison So. 43
Mercer Co. 78, Tates Creek 58
Thursday's schedule
Beth Haven Holiday Classic (Beth Haven vs. Piarist, 4; Heritage Academy vs. June Buchanan, 5:30)
Daytona Beach Sunshine Classic (North Bullitt vs. Archbishop Warner, 9 a.m.; winner vs. Hialeah, 7)
Floyd Central Shootout (Austin, Ind. vs. Ballard, 9:30 a.m.; Waggener vs. Floyd Central, Ind., 11 a.m.; Eastern Pekin, Ind. vs. Ballard, 6).
First Southern National Bank Christmas Classic (at Logan County: Iroquois at Logan County, 6:30)
Gateway Holiday Classic at Montgomery County (Butler vs. Madison Central, 6)
Herrington Lake All "A" Classic at Burgin (Presentation vs. Monticello, 4; Lexington Christian vs. Collegiate, 6)
Lady Colonel Holiday Classic at Bourbon County (Dixie Heights vs. Bullitt East, 3:30)
Lady Wolverine Classic at Western Hills (Wayne County vs. Holy Cross, 3; Jeffersontown vs. Bell County, 4:30)
Ohio River Cities Classic at Greenup County (Moore at Greenup County, 7)
Queen of Palms Basketball Classic at Fort Myers, Fla. (Mercy vs. Community School of Naples, 3:30)
Rumble on the River at Frederick Fraize (Shawnee vs. Frederick Fraize, 6)
South Central Bank Halton Classic at Allen County-Scottsville (Christian Academy vs. Red Boiling Springs, Tenn., 1)
St. Pius X Christmas Classic at Atlanta (Assumption vs. Dutchtown, Ga., 1:30)
State Farm Holiday Hoops Invitational at Jefferson City, Mo. (Male vs. Helias, 5:30)
State Farm Holiday Tournament at Conner (PRP vs. Lewis County, 4:45).
Staxx BBQ Capital City Showdown at Franklin County (South Oldham vs. Allen Central, 11 a.m.; William Blount, Tn. vs. South Oldham, 3:45)
Whitaker Bank Titan Christmas Clash at Mercer County (consolation, Seneca vs. Whitley County, 3; semifinal, Danville vs. Sacred Heart, 6)
Whitefield Academy Christmas Classic (Spencer County vs. Scott High, 2; Brown vs. Sayre, 3:45; Whitefield Academy vs. Rock Creek, Ind., 5:30; North Oldham vs. Berea, 7:15).


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The baseball team completed its season Sunday with a 4-2 loss to Nebraska. Freshman pitcher Wally Marciel took a no-hitter into the sixth inning, retiring nine Cornhuskers in a row at one point. Senior Dylan Parzyk hit his first home run of the season on Senior Day for KU's first run of the game. Junior shortstop Erik Morrison went 2-for-4 to lead the offense. KU won the opening game of the series Friday, 10-5, behind three-hit nights by John Allman, Robby Price and Brock Simpson. The Jayhawks finished the season at 28-30 overall and 9-17 in the Big 12.
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The men's golf team finished in 24th place the NCAA Central Regional at Rich Harvest Farms Golf Club in Sugar Grove, Ill. The Jayhawks shot a score of 323 and failed to finish in the top-10 to qualify for the NCAA Championship.
Senior Gary Woodland ended his accomplished Jayhawk career by carding his second consecutive round of 75 to finish in a tie for 21st. Woodland recorded three victories during his senior campaign. Fellow senior Tyler Docking shot a final-round 80 and finished tied for 53rd. Docking's finish marks his best finish in his three career NCAA Regional appearances. Junior Joey Mundy shot an 87 in the final round of play to finish tied for 116th. Senior Barrett Martens shot a final-round score of 85 to finish in a tie for 125th. Sophomore Walt Koelbel finished in 134th after shooting a final-round score of 83.
Tulsa shot a 310 in the final-round of play to edge Alabama by three strokes for the team championship. Dawie Van Der Walt of Lamar and Dan Woltman of Wisconsin tied for the individual championship with a three-round score of 215.
Oklahoma State, Texas, and Texas Tech will represent the Big 12 at the NCAA Championship after finishing in the top-10. Texas A&M tied for 10th place and lost a playoff to Minnesota for the final qualifying spot in the NCAA Central Regional.
Track & Field
The University of Kansas track and field teams head to Des Moines, Iowa, Friday and Saturday for the NCAA Midwest Regionals. In all, the Jayhawks will send 13 women and 11 male student-athletes to the meet. The top five finishers in their respective events will earn automatic bids to the NCAA Championships June 6-9 in Sacramento, Calif. Junior Ashley Brown, the 2007 Female Jayhawk Track Athlete of the Year, will compete in four events: 100 and 400-meter hurdles and the 4x100 and 4x400-meter relays. Juniors Julius Jiles and Crystal Manning will also compete in multiple events, as Jiles will run in both the 110 and 400-meter hurdles while Manning will take her best shot at the long and triple jump. Five Jayhawks enter the weekend with the top marks in the region in their respective events: Egor Agafonov in the men's hammer throw, Zlata Tarasova in the women's hammer throw, Barrett Saunders in the men's long jump, Manning in the women's triple jump, and Jordan Scott in the men's pole vault.


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The National Rifle Association is way off base to state that every school should have an armed person there to protect the teachers and children for the simple reason that an assailant would shoot them first and then proceed with his intended actions.
To arm the teachers is another brainless idea; it takes months and countless practice to achieve the status of an expert or distinguished expert. Some police officers never attain the standard, only a qualifying marksman score.
I would propose that all teachers be certified with a Taser gun. It is nonlethal, no fear of a ricochet, easily taught to use and instantly stops an assailant anywhere he is hit. It would give classroom teachers the means to defend themselves and their pupils.
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Authorities said late Monday that they were not releasing the name of the male victim, pending an offical identification, and there was no definite plan on how to recover the body. Because of the difficult terrain and strong winds, the recovery effort was not expected until at least Tuesday, Park spokesperson Aly Baltrus said.
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President Bush has signed a bill aimed at encouraging the adoption of kids out of foster care.
And he's appealing to American parents to consider adoption, calling it an "act of great generosity" that transforms the lives of adults and children alike.
The Adoption Promotion Act extends and builds on a Clinton-era program that provides incentives to state adoption efforts. It's credited with a doubling of the adoption rate in the past five years.
However, Bush says some 126,000 American foster kids are still waiting for a permanent home. So in signing the program's extension, he said parents who choose adoption often "count it among life's greatest and happiest turning-points."
Among other things, the bill expands federal monitoring of adoptions and provides extra incentives for hard-to-place older children.
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Alex Grow, 5, offers a treat to family dogs Jazzie an Kenai as Alex's mother Shawn looks on Wednesday at the family's Windsor home. Alex, who came to the family as a foster child three years ago, was adopted by the Grows. / Rich Abrahamson/Coloradoan
Shawn Grow knows that this Christmas will be a little harder for her youngest son, just like Halloween always is.
Though hes only 5, Alexander has memories that he doesnt fully understand and cant shake. The stress in his body and memories always make him act out a little more around the holidays.
He was taken from his biological mom around Halloween a few years ago. When he had finally adjusted to a foster home, he had to leave it just before Christmas.
He has troubles, he has memories, Grow said. Its like a roller coaster with big ups and big downs, but eventually it will start to level out.
He was 3 years old when he finally came to the home that wouldnt be just another temporary home. After fostering him for six months, the Grow family began the process to make little Alex a permanent member of their Windsor family.
And though the road hasnt always been easy, Grow said she wouldnt trade their journey for the world or the opportunities her family has had to foster other children.
But unlike with Alex, fostering other children has always come with a tough heartbreak at the end of the road when its time for them to move to their next chapter in life.
Its really hard work to integrate a new person into your family who doesnt start out at the beginning, she said. (With normal fosters) you give them your whole heart and then have to let them go on to someplace else ... But its worth it because you can really make a difference by taking someone who needs a home and giving them one.
Matt and Charla Lacy, of Fort Collins, also found permanent members of their family in the foster system. The family of now eight, with four biological children and two adoptive children, also fostered so they could make a difference.
While fostering was something they had always thought about offhand, a sermon at the couples church, Wellington Community Church, started the formal process that would become an unforgettable journey.
Their first foster child was a young boy who had been abandoned by his mother at a hospital in Colorado Springs. Though the family hadnt yet completed their formal application to become a foster family, they heard about the babys situation. He had a medical condition that required a heart transplant the exact condition that their first biological daughter, Hannah, had when she was a baby.
Her transplant journey went very well, Charla Lacy said. We thought it would be easy because we had already gone through that journey with Hannah.
They sped up the process and cared for the little boy, known to the family as Baby Michael, for a month. They hoped to eventually adopt him, but unfortunately Michaels transplant was unsuccessful and the baby died just before Christmas.
It wasnt what we had envisioned when we started fostering, Matt Lacy said. We didnt understand it at the time, but we learned a lot and we thank God for what we learned.
We were glad we had the time we did to care for him, Charla Lacy added. After that, we wondered if it would always be this hard.
That spring, they took in their second foster child, a young girl named Sarah. Sarah had lived in another foster placement with her biological sister, Lily, but the pair had to be separated for a year.
In Sarah, the Lacys oldest daughter, Hannah, found a friend and confidant.
I had someone to play with, she said. It was hard to share my room. I really dont like sharing a room sometime.
As Sarah and Hannah grew closer, the Lacys began to considering adopting Sarah. Eventually, Lily came into their home when her foster mother died unexpectedly and the Lacys adopted both sisters.
Since adopting Sarah and Lily, the family has fostered several other children for short-term stays or foster family respite care.
Unlike the Grows, the hardest thing in the Lacys foster experience isnt saying goodbye, Charla Lacy said, but learning how to make them feel as at home as possible for short amounts of time.
We always knew that the other kids were going to an adoptive family or a good foster home, she said. Our hardest thing was figuring out someone you never met ... but its worth all of the challenges.
Sometimes you feel like youve made a ton of wrong choices, and sometimes you feel like you made the best decision in the world, Matt Lacy added. We know that God is in control and will help us when we struggle with it. If you waited until you felt like you were ready to become a foster parent, youd probably never do it.
Note: The Grows and Lacys both fostered through Lutheran Family Services.
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Dr. Elston, who serves as director of the Ackerman Academy of Dermatopathology in New York, has served on the AMA-CPT Advisory Committee.
Dirk M. Elston, MD, addresses important coding and documentation questions each month in Cracking the Code. Dr. Elston, who serves as director of the Ackerman Academy of Dermatopathology in New York, has represented the American Academy of Dermatology on the AMA-CPT Advisory Committee.
By Dirk Elston, MD, August 01, 2012
Payment for surgical procedures already includes payment for some pre- and post-operative services related to the surgery, whether furnished by the physician who performed the surgery or by members of the same practice group if they practice the same specialty. This article discusses the most common modifiers used to report services that should not be bundled into the global surgery package.
59: Distinct procedural service
Modifier 59 is an important Medicare National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI)-associated modifier, most often used incorrectly. Its primary purpose is to indicate that a procedure or service was distinct or separate from other services performed on the same day. The most common scenario would be a separate procedure for another lesion at a second site. It can also be used to indicate distinct services rendered during a separate session or patient encounter on the same date of service. In either case, modifier 59 is attached to the secondary procedure (see the previous article in this series on CCI edits, May 2011). Modifier 59 is used in conjunction with procedure codes and should never be appended to an evaluation and management (E/M) office service code. It should be used when no other valid modifier exists (such as modifiers for the left and right — LT and RT).
Note: Modifier 59 is an audit trigger and as such, should be utilized when there is absolutely no other modifier that can/will appropriately describe the relationships of the two or more procedure codes reported.
79: Unrelated procedure or service by the same physician during the post-operative period
Modifier 79 is used to indicate the performance of a separate and unrelated procedure during a post-operative global period. It may be best to think of it as similar to 59 but occurring during the global period rather than on the same date of service as the original procedure.
50: Bilateral procedure
Bilateral procedures are sometimes performed on both sides of the body during the same encounter. The most common scenario for a dermatologist would be application of bilateral Unna boots which is reported on one claim line as 29580 -50, remembering to increase the allowable amount by at least 150 percent.
58: Staged or related procedure or service by the same physician during the postoperative period
Modifier 58 is used to indicate a staged procedure planned in advance or a re-excision for a positive margin during a global period. As with the previous modifiers, it is appended to a surgical procedure code.
25: Significant, separately identifiable evaluation and management service by the same physician on the same day of the procedure or other service
Modifier 25 is different from the preceding codes in that it gets attached to the E/M code to indicate that the patient required a significant, separately identifiable E/M service beyond the customary pre- and post-operative care associated with the procedure. The separate cognitive service may relate to the same diagnosis as the procedure, but must be medically necessary and clearly separate from any cognitive service related to performance of the procedure itself. The acid test is to block out all documentation of pre- and post-op counseling to determine if what remains justifies a separate E/M code. More commonly, the modifier 25 will relate to a separate diagnosis. As always, the cognitive services must be appropriate and medically necessary.
24: Unrelated evaluation and management service by the same physician during a post-operative period
Modifier 24 is similar to modifier 25, but is used during a post-operative global period. Like modifier 25, it indicates an unrelated E/M service. When a surgical procedure is performed during the global period, one needs to append both modifier 24 and 25 (in that sequence) on the E/M service to show that a separately identifiable E/M service was performed during the global period of another unrelated procedure.[pagebreak]
57: Decision to perform surgery
Medicare recognizes modifier 57 to indicate E/M services related to the decision to perform a medically necessary major surgical procedure or those procedures associated with a 90-day global period. Medicare carriers have issued guidance that this modifier must not be used in association with minor surgical procedures such as those with a zero- or 10-day global period as they consider the decision to perform those procedures to be part of the usual pre-operative services bundled with the payment for the procedure. Modifier 57 should typically not be reported for prescheduled surgeries, as the decision to perform those was already reached in advance.
Example 1:
You perform an excision of a basal cell carcinoma on Monday and see the patient the next week to treat an unrelated episode of erythema multiforme. You append modifier 25 to the E/M code.
Incorrect: This represents a separate and distinct service, but the care occurred during a global period. Modifier 24 would have been appropriate.
Example 2:
You excise a squamous cell carcinoma on the leg and the margin is reported as positive. A week later, you remove additional tissue and append modifier 58.
Correct: Modifier 58 is used to indicate a staged procedure planned in advance, but is also appropriate to use for a re-excision for a positive margin during a global period.
Example 3:
You excise a presumed melanoma and also biopsy a presumed basal cell on the same day. Use modifier 59 to indicate that the procedures were performed on two distinct lesions.
Example 4:
You sample a portion of a suspected basal cell carcinoma by means of shave technique, curette the base of the lesion, and send the specimen to the lab.
This was a single lesion, so it would be inappropriate to report shave, biopsy, and destruction of the same lesion.
In order to receive the full reimbursement for the medically necessary services you provided, wait until the pathology report is received. If the report confirms that the lesion was a basal cell carcinoma, report only destruction of the malignant lesion. The correct diameter to report is the final diameter of the curettage defect.
If, on the other hand, the report confirms that this was merely a pearly benign melanocytic nevus, report only the biopsy as this was the medically necessary service. As your intent was to sample a portion of the lesion, you should use the skin biopsy code rather than a shave code. Shave codes are used when your intent is removal of the lesion while remaining in the dermis.
Example 5:
You see an established Medicare patient for a new lesion on the nasal tip. You perform an appropriate history and physical examination and make the decision to perform Mohs micrographic surgery with closure by means of an adjacent tissue transfer. Mohs has a zero-day global period, but the flap closure has a 90-day global period. The E/M services provided, including the decision to perform surgery, would be reported with modifier 57.
Example 6:
You excised two 8-mm squamous carcinomas, one from the left forearm and one from the right forearm. You report both procedures with a 59 modifier.
Partly correct. While many payers are likely to process the claim with the 59 modifier, the more specific RT and LT modifiers would be more accurate. Readers are advised to check with their individual payers for guidance.
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This fantastic compilation of South African kwela tracks (pressed in Argentina on the RCA Vik label) was probably issued around 1958. Half the album's tracks feature the Alexandra Dead End Kids who also performed with American clarinetist Tony Scott when he toured South Africa in August 1957. On that occasion the Dead End Kids included Shakes Molepo, Benjamin Masindi, Joseph Mahlatsi and Sophonia Namini. View the Tony Scott in South Africa LP at flatinternational.
The Kwela album also includes some really early flute work by a young Barney Rachabane, a giant of South African jazz. Within a few years of these recordings, Rachabane would be performing with Chris McGregor's Castle Lager Big Band in 1963 and the Early Mabuza Quartet at the 1964 Castle Lager Jazz Festival. View his album Special Ma-Ma (1975) posted by Dabulamanzi and Sweet Matara (1976) posted by Fortherecord. A partial discography for Barney Rachabane can be viewed at flatinternational.
It is difficult to date the recordings on the Kwela LP, but I am guessing that they were made around the same period as the Tony Scott recordings in 1957. I have tried to translate the group names from the Spanish on the labels, however if you know them to be different please let us know. Also please feel free to send us a translation of the Spanish liner notes.
KWELA (c1958)
VIK, RCA Victor, Argentina
1. LESLIE NKOSI AND THE ALEXANDRA DEAD END KIDS - Baleka
2. CALVIN MOHALE AND THE SHARP SHOOT BOYS - Magic Blues
3. THE ALEXANDRA DEAD END KIDS – Mavava
4. LESLIE NKOSI - Baza-Baza
5. THE ALEXANDRA DEAD END KIDS - Well! A Kwela
6. BARNEY RACHABANE AND THE ALEXANDRA JUNIOR STARS - Little Man Special
7. CALVIN MOHALE AND THE SHARP SHOOT BOYS - Calvin Special
8. LESLIE NKOSI AND THE ALEXANDRA DEAD END KIDS - Leslie's Rock
9. THE ALEXANDRA DEAD END KIDS - Tom Cat
10. THE ALEXANDRA DEAD END KIDS - Five O'clock Kwela
11. BUSH FLUTE BOYS - Sugar Special
12. BARNEY RACHABANE AND THE ALEXANDRA JUNIOR STARS - Piccannini


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The weekly newsletter from James McKenna highlighting some of the positive things happening around town.
March 21, 2013
Congratulations to our Winthrop High School Students of the Month for February: Maria Rago, Kristin Johnston, Kelly Stafford, Tiana DiBenedetto, Michael McSwiney, Daniel Manning, Pam Corso, Sam Millan, Carla Aravena, Arianna Estrada, Eric DeRocco, Rachel Rogowicz, Robert Pino, Nicolae Opincaru, Simon Wu, Sela Zalwango, Harry Floyd, and Carly O'Keefe. Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to the WHS Student Council for receiving the Gold Key Award of Excellence! This award deems the council as one of the most outstanding student councils in the State of Massachusetts, recognizing the outstanding programs, projects and fundraisers of the student council over the past year. Congratulations to Erin O'Leary (senior), Carly Corbett-Frank (junior) and Jessica Vigliotta (sophomore) for receiving Commonwealth Awards for their significant contributions to leadership, foundation and citizenship. Congratulations to Michael Lessard (senior) for receiving the Presidential Medal for his leadership of the student council this year. We are so proud of our students and thank you to student council advisors Lindsay McCracken and Adam Sullivan. Excellent job!
The WHS Drama Society recently competed in the Massachusetts High School Drama Guild Semi-finals with their production of "Winners". Congratulations to Maggie Beadle who received the Stage Manager Award, and Alanna O'Connell and David Tracy who both received Acting Awards! The WHS Drama Society will be performing their play at the High School on Tuesday, March 19
at 7:00pm. Don't miss this wonderful performance!
Congratulations to 8
grade student Anna Reidister, winner of the Winthrop Middle School Spelling Bee! Congratulations also to runner-ups Daniel McCreedy (6
grade) and Ysabelle Regis (7
grade)! Great job – keep up the great work!
On Tuesday, March 12
, the CPPD sponsored the annual all day workshop at Salem State University for grade 6 -8 female students who are thinking about careers in science and engineering. Winthrop Middle School was invited to attend the Women in Science & Engineering (WISE) program with twelve students. The WISE Career Day started in 1989 to bring 8
grade girls together with women working in science and mathematics careers. The women present workshops that relate to their careers. There were fewer than 100 girls in the first program but today the program now services over 400 students.
Congratulations to Winthrop Middle School Elk Students of the Month for February: Fatma Tufa and Jared Owen (grade 6); Lacey Scott and Richard D'Amelio (grade 7); and Valentina Ramirez and Regina Garufo (grade8). Great job!
Kudos to middle school students Nicholas Beshere and Madilyn Fainga'a who received the Make A Difference Award. They will be honored at the JFK Library. Outstanding!
Congratulations to Winthrop Middle School Students of the Month, recognizing good citizenship. January winners are 6
grade students Asa Baurle and Ella Maclean. Nice job!
The Swim Team held their annual banquet and high school swimmers Michael Bruno and Matthew Bruno received awards. Captain Michael Bruno received the Male Swimmer of the Year and the MVP Swimmer. Matthew Bruno received the Coaches Award. Great job!
Winthrop Beach Nourishment Project
Phase One – Southern Section
March 14, 2013 – March 28, 2013
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation is working to revitalize areas of Winthrop Beach to make it safe and user-friendly to its nearby residents. The project is aimed at shore protection, intended to reduce flooding from coastal storms. As a result of the beach nourishment to date, the damage of the recent storms was mitigated.
The DCR and McCourt Construction are in their tenth week of actual site work on the beach. McCourt Construction will continue to move forward with its daily excavation on Winthrop Beach.
The boat ramp demolition is complete, and McCourt will begin forming and reconstructing the ramp in the coming days. McCourt has completed the installation of the protective dust control fencing on the seawall, beginning at the Beacon Street Rotary and ending at Culter Street.
Street sweeping was performed on March 14, which will help to keep the area around the beach clean.
General questions or concerns should be directed to DCR Resident Engineer Steve Colometo, at the DCR trailer behind the DCR bathhouse on Winthrop Shore Drive, by visit or phone (617-539-4957) during regular business hours: 7AM-3:30PM. Outside of business hours, a voicemail can be left on the DCR trailer phone line.
In case of a storm event or construction-related emergencies, contact McCourt Construction at their trailer on-site, behind the DCR trailer, or call:
Mike Cedrone 617-908-2633
Trevor McCourt 617-594-5103
Join us on Twitter @MassDCR - Visit
The Senior Citizen volunteer Service/Tax Liability Reduction Program allows seniors (over the age of 60), to volunteer their services in exchange for a reduction in their property tax bill. Participants may earn a maximum reduction of $750.00 per fiscal year based on a rate per hour of service that cannot exceed the Commonwealth's minimum wage.
Senior Volunteer Tax Program Requirements are:
You must be a tax payer and 60 years of age or older during the tax year when the volunteering is completed and the tax reduction is credited.
To be credited, the volunteer must have an ownership interest and reside in the property year round.
Total reduction will not exceed $750.00.
93 hours must be completed by October 15
of the credited year.
A CORI Release Form must accompany the application.
Other information:
Volunteers will be selected by lottery.
Lottery winners will be notified of the drawing results and all other pertinent information by the Council on Aging Director shortly after the lottery.
Creditable volunteerism can start immediately following participant notification in conjunction with authorization by the Council on Aging Director.
If any selected volunteer is not able to fully participate, the Town may select another volunteer to participate up to the amount of hours not completed by the original participant.
If you are interested in this program, beginning on March 14, 2013, you can pick-up an application packet at the Senior Center, or Town Hall-Tax Dept. All applications should be returned to the Senior Volunteer Tax Work-off Program – Council on Aging/Senior Center – 35 Harvard St., Winthrop. Applications will be accepted until the close of business on Wednesday-April 17, 2013.
If you have any further questions, please call the Council on Aging/Senior Center at: 617-846-8538 and ask for Nancy Williams, Director, Kathy Dixon, Outreach Coordinator, Ruth Hames or Rita Driscoll- Staff Assistants.
Spring Clothing Drive
Tuesday, March 26
, 2013
7:30 am – 10:00 am
Help us raise funds for our school's PTO!*
Get a jump on your Spring cleaning and donate any unwanted used clothing and stuffed animals.
The more we collect the more funds we raise!
Please give clean used clothing, soft toys, belts, purses and shoes (tied together).
Deliver it in any type of bag to the loop at A. T. Cummings School on Pauline Street.
We will even unload your bags!
For additional information or volunteer opportunity, please contact Linda Straccia (
*This is a GFB PTO and AT Cummings PTO co-sponsored event
There are 4 Winthrop High School students that have applied for the Hood Sportsmanship Scholarship Program and have made it to the voting phase. Votes can be cast by selecting the candidate here:
Simply fill in "Massachusetts" and "Winthrop High School" then select "Search". The list of Winthrop students will appear.
Winthrop Art Association
"Spring Art Festival!"
Saturday April 27
and Sunday April 28
EB Newton Cultural Center- 1
45 Pauline St., Winthrop
Community Garden at the Deleo Senior Center
If you are interested in participating in the Community Garden, there are 4'x4' plots available. Applications are available at the senior center and a lottery will be held at the end of March. This is not just for seniors, anyone can participate. There is a $20.00 fee per year if you are chosen to cover the costs of maintaining the area and supplying water. We are hopeful that this will be another successful planting season!
March Art Market at the Cultural Center
45 Pauline Street Winthrop, MA
March 24
10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Featuring handmade work from local artists, music, raffles, fun!
More info:~
Call to Storytellers
Winthrop Tale Spinning Storytelling Event
Contact the Winthrop Cultural Council (
) to
participate in the upcoming event
Share your story 5 – 10 minutes long
Submit to
The Parks Committee is wrapping up their Memorial Brick Project fundraiser. Engraved bricks should be ordered by the end of March so that the full order can be delivered and installed at Pico Park by mid-June. The new playground equipment should be installed this spring and brand new asphalt surfacing for the street hockey court and basketball half-court will be coming as well. We need the community's help to complete the project and put the finishing touches on the new park. If you can help in any way, please email the parks committee at Winthrop
and look us up on Facebook at Winthrop Parks Committee.
Parks and Recreation's annual Character Breakfast and Easter Egg Hunt will be held March 23
from 8:30-11:30am in the Ft. Banks School cafeteria
Enjoy breakfast with the Easter Bunny and many of your other favorite characters as well as music, dancing and of course the Easter Egg Hunt.
are available at Parks & Recreation or online @
Tickets ($8) can be bought online and picked up the day of event or can be purchased for $10 at the door.
Beacon Photography, located at 185 Winthrop Street, is hosting a
"Spring Time" Art Exhibit as well as some cool art workshops over the next few weeks.
Let this collection of "Spring Time" art warm your heart and inspire your own creativity. See below for workshops.
- Exhibit Dates & Times: March 21-April 6, Mon-Sat 10-2 pm
- Grand Opening Weekend: Thursday & Friday, March 21-22, 7-9 pm Saturday Mar 23, 10-2
Featuring Four Award Winning Artists:
- Frank Costantino, Dawn Mahoney, Elaine Abrams & Roger Giger
Location: Beacon Photography, 185 Winthrop St., Winthrop, MA
Workshops and Demonstrations Available
- Pen & Ink Workshop by Dawn Mahoney - March 30, 10-1 pm
- Watercolor Demo by Frank Costantino - April 6, 10 am -12 pm
- Click here to learn more or register:
St. John's Episcopal Church Spring Craft Fair
222 Bowdoin St.
, Winthrop~
Saturday March 23, 10am-2pm
St John's is welcoming the new season with its~SPRING CRAFT FAIR, featuring new and returning local artisans, over twenty-one sellers all under one roof. Expect to find one-of-a-kind Easter Baskets, hand-knit treasures, original paintings, whimsical gifts, unique jewelry, homemade chocolates, and more. Lunch available for purchase will include lobster rolls, hot dogs, chili and more! Always free admission.~
CAPIC's 46
Anniversary Celebration & Fundraiser
Recognizing Achievement and Honoring Leadership
May 16, 2013
If you are interested in supporting CAPIC, make checks payable to:
100 Everett Avenue, Unit 14
Chelsea, MA 02150
Attention Cary Havey
Sponsorships can also be purchased at
*All donations are tax-deductible*
CAPIC is an IRS certified 501(c)(3)non-profit organization.
The Playmakers
are excited to bring to the stage a tribute to Old Time Radio Shows. Shows like Duffy's Tavern and The Bickersons entertained the world and now you can see the magic behind the radio.
Performances will be May 17, 18 and 19.
This project is being directed by Nathan Fogg
Girls Scout Troop 6670 will be selling Girl Scout Cookies in French Square on Saturday March 23rd at 10:00am. They will also be collecting pet supplies to donate to the North East Animal Shelter. Toys, food and blankets are much appreciated. For more information or to make a donation, contact Jennifer Powell at
The Playmakers
have made the exciting decision to replace our final musical of the 2012-2013 Season, All Shook Up, with the hilarious Broadway hit Avenue Q. This show will be directed by Michael Lacey, music direction by Emma Boroson and choreography by Jocelyn White.
Auditions will be held April 1 and 2 from 7-10 at The Playhouse.~
There are three timeslots each night; 7, 8, and 9. Please send audition requests to~
~with preferred audition time. Requests will be accommodated on a first come, first serve basis.~
Audition Requirements:
1. Please prepare 32 bars of a vocal selection which best showcases your vocal range. Please bring sheet music in the proper key. An accompanist will be provided. Please DO NOT sing material from Avenue Q.
2. Please prepare a monologue in any character style, no less than one minute in length.
3. All those auditioning will be given a movement audition. Please consider this when choosing clothing/footwear.
If necessary, we will hold Callbacks on Thursday April 4 at 7pm.
The Clock Tower Gallery will be presenting:
Award Winning Photographs
Boston Press Photographers Association
March 9- April 20, 2013
Thursdays 6-8pm and Saturdays 2-5pm
Opening Reception- Saturday, March 9th
The Clock Tower Gallery
E.B. Newton School & Cultural Center
45 Pauline St., 1st Floor
Congratulations to the Boys' Hockey Team, and the Girls' Hockey Team! Both have made it to the Tournament! Way to go!
Join us on Saturday, March 23, 2013 at Noon (registration begins – then splash time is 12:30) for the 3rd Annual Cupid Splash~to benefit Save the Harbor / Save the Bay at Winthrop Beach – at the top of Dolphin Ave!
ALL participants who raise $100 will be entered for a chance to win a roundtrip JetBlue Airways ticket. To sweeten the deal, you will be entered again for every additional $100 raised.
ANY contributor who supports Cupid Splash, by participating or pledging, is entered into a raffle for a roundtrip JetBlue Airways ticket. We are asking all kids who participate to bring pennies to fill the penny jar! (Any amount will do)
Highest Overall Fundraiser wins a roundtrip JetBlue Airways ticket.
Overall best costume amongst all the beaches who participate wins a roundtrip JetBlue Airways ticket.
If you register
before March 1
, the registration fee is $20. After March 1, it is $25.~All proceeds go directly to support Save the Harbor and our local public beaches.~ Please go to CupidSplash.com and click on "Winthrop Wonders" – that's Winthrop's page. This is a fund-raiser so we can have free events at our beach!!!
We hope that you will go "All the Way for Save the Harbor Save the Bay,"~but if you just want to come to the party, just register before the event pay the regular registration fee. If you don't want to win any prizes, but, just come and have fun, then you won't have to pay! For Kids under 18, at Winthrop Beach we will have prizes for the best costumes – whether or not you pay! We are also providing coffee, hot cocoa and chowder at our beach!
Brave the frigid waters, if you dare, or just hang out and have a great time. Let's crush last year's goal of $30,000!
For more information, call Rose @ 617-823-5267!
Winthrop Town Hall
1 Metcalf Square, Winthrop, MA 02152
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BAYARD Offensive rebounding hurt the Cobre High boys basketball team Tuesday night at home. Tularosa got some easy put backs and ran over the Indians, 69-29, in District 3-2A action.
Tularosa s size helped them get easy offensive rebounds, head coach Art Asberry said. They got to score some easy put backs, and that s what helped them in this game.
The Wildcats got up early, scoring 21 points to Cobre s seven in the first period. The second stanza saw Tularosa put up another 17 points, while the Indians had just six. The Wildcats led, 38-13, at halftime.
Our defense stepped up and we did take care of the basketball in that first half, Asberry said. We did a lot better than we had been doing in that area.
Tularosa came out of the third period with its offense in tune, and scored 18 points, while Cobre had eight. The final stanza saw the Wildcats outscore the Indians, 13-8.
Our boys put their best foot forward, Asberry said. We missed some wide open shots that hurt us, and we also missed some in pressure situations. But, our boys did a great job, and we know we still have a ways to go.
Chris Molina paced Cobre, with 10 points, while Jordan Benfield followed, with seven, and Cavin Roberson had five. Edward Norero scored three, while Willie Fletcher and Adrian Rascon had two points, respectively.
The loss dropped Cobre to 0-2 in District 3-2A play, and the Indians will hit the road Friday and head to Hatch for another district game.
Danny Udero may be reached at (575) 538-5893.


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November 30, 2015
Police say the two men broke into the Glyn View Plaza Rite Aid early Sunday morning.
Surveillance video from a neighboring business shows two men carrying out items from the pharmacy.
They say the men broke in through the roof and cut the power supply to the building in order to turn off the alarm system.
"I'm not sure of the exact damage but did several dollars worth of damage to the alarm system and other electrical equipment," said detective Adam Dixon.
They also got away with more than just cash.
"They had actually gotten out of the store with not only the money safe, but the safe in the pharmacy that holds scheduled narcotics," said Dixon.
The crime has left some a little nervous.
"It's pretty disturbing, that people are robbing places; so who's going to be next. I just live a few miles up the road," said Rite Aid shopper, Gary Dodson.
No arrests have been made.
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Monument to Pope Innocent VIII
|This is one of the few monuments from the Old Basilica
that has survived to this day. Originally it was under the triumphal arch.
It was designed by Antonio Pollaiolo (1431-1498) the great bronze sculptor.
The Pope (1484-1492) is shown surrounded by the four cardinal Virtues (Prudence,
Justice, Fortitude and Temperance) and in the lunette above are the theological
Virtues (Faith, Hope and Charity). The pope is seated, and in his left
hand holds the spear that pierced Jesus' side, one of the most venerated
relics in the basilica. This lance, or spear, jealously guarded by the
early Christians was later given to the crusaders so that it could be brought
to Rome. It was captured by the Saracens and placed in the religious treasure
of Constantinople. Later, it was surprisingly offered to Pope Innocent
VIII in 1492 by the Turkish sultan Bayazet, son of Mohammed II under the
condition that the Pope would detain the sultan's brother, who was threatening
his power. The pope agreed, (as did the brother who was quite happy to
stay in Rome) and received the lance.
Beneath the monument the Pope is depicted as laying in serene, peaceful death in a sarcophagus.
It is interesting to note that notwithstanding some corrections made to the black stone at the base of the monument, there is still an error. It reads that America was discovered during the pontificate of Innocent VIII, the fact is that Columbus set sail from Europe eight days after the pope died.


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Google is as Google does.
I think Google should be paying site owners for the copyrighted images they steal from web sites without permission and then post in Google Images.
Senior German politicians have denounced as propaganda a campaign by Google to mobilize public opinion against proposed legislation to let publishers charge search engines for displaying newspaper articles.
German lawmakers condemn Google campaign against copyright law | ReutersInternet lobbyists say they are worried the German law will set a precedent for other countries such as France and Italy that have shown an interest in having Google pay publishers for the right to show their news snippets in its search results.Lawmakers in Berlin will debate the bill in the Bundestag (lower house) on Thursday. Google says the law would make it harder for users to retrieve information via the Internet.
Google launched its campaign against the bill on Tuesday with advertisements in German newspapers and a web information site called "Defend your web".
"Such a law would hit every Internet user in Germany," Stefan Tweraser, country manager for Google Germany, said in a statement. "An ancillary copyright means less information for consumers and higher costs for companies."
The campaign has caused outrage among some members of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right coalition.
"The campaign initiated by Google is cheap propaganda," said conservative lawmakers Guenter Krings and Ansgar Heveling.
"Under the guise of a supposed project for the freedom of the Internet, an attempt is being made to coopt its users for its own lobbying," the two said in a statement.
Supporters of the law argue that newspaper publishers should be able to benefit from advertising revenues earned by search engines using their content.
Under the plans, publishers would get a bigger say over how their articles are used on the Internet and could charge search engines for showing articles or extracts.
German Justice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, a member of the Free Democrats (FDP) who share power in Merkel's government, said she was astonished that Google was trying to monopolize opinion-making. She is responsible for the law.
Germany's newspaper industry, suffering from economic slowdown and keen to get its hands on any revenues it can, backs the plans and railed against Google's campaign.
"The panic mongering from Google has no justification," Germany's BDZV newspaper association said in a statement.
"The argument from search engine companies that Internet searching and retrieval will be made more difficult is not serious. Private use, reading, following links and quoting will be possible, just as before."
Google is under fire from everywhere, they seems to act with their own way without regards for the others. 2 years ago this corporation was OK, now they are wild.
Google is as Google does.
I think Google should be paying site owners for the copyrighted images they steal from web sites without permission and then post in Google Images.
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." -- Benjamin Franklin
Funny that everyone wants the content for free.
Yet expects someone else to pay for that content.
Let google quit grabbing stuff from any site.
That way, people will just see urls, no descriptions, etc.
I am a photographer and I have a lot of my own work on my web sites. I always block Google's image spider in the robots.txt. That does work.
Code:User-agent: Googlebot-Image Disallow: /
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." -- Benjamin Franklin
Well the problem with blocking google from scrapping is that other scrappers will be considered like the legitimate copyright holders, same thing with contents, videos, etc
I remember to caught people stealing my contents in youtube, man the girl counter my notice and these youtube staff idiots trusted her, so my only option was shut up or go to a federal court and pay a couple thousands to a lawyer. That's just great to caught a thief and be considered at the end the thief. The hunter becomes the prey and my article do not rank anymore, I should thank these youtube staff idiots.
Just to add insult to injury, the girl didn't bother to go after my hosting which tells the true story. If she ever tried, I've got all the digital files and the copywriter bill to prove my good faith that she posted my article days after my article was live on my site. Plus when you take a look at the video description which contain my article, you can easily find that other contents were also stolen from other sites.
Hey good job youtube.
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So why didn't the Germans invent their own "Google"?
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Hmm any idea what percentage of Germans uses which?
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But regardless: Google is the top SE in the world. So, I do not doubt Germans could develop something competitive. But why have they not done so?
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Nelson Mandela's connection to Glasgow
- Glasgow was the first city in the world to honour Nelson Mandela with the Freedom of the City, in 1981, nine years before he was released from prison.
- In a bold move to send a message to the then apartheid regime, the council also renamed St George's Place as Nelson Mandela Place in 1986. This was seen as highly significant as this then became the address of the South African Consulate, which was based there.
- In October 1993, two years after his release from prison, Mandela came to Glasgow, where he was described by the then council leader Jean McFadden as "a symbol of the fight for equality and freedom across the world".
- The event famously saw Mandela dancing on stage in George Square, to the delight of the crowd of 10,000 people who had come to see him.
- A plaque commemorating the 30th anniversary of Glasgow awarding Mandela the Freedom of the City was unveiled by Denis Goldberg in 2011, a fellow defendant at the now infamous Rivonia trial.
- The plaque is engraved with words Mandela spoke from the dock during that trial on 20 April 1964. "I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and with equal opportunities. It is an ideal which I hope to live for and to achieve. But if needs be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die."
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CONYERS -- The upcoming vote by the Rockdale County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday to allow TGS Christian Ministries to operate a day care here has drawn attention to the operation that goes beyond simply how it cares for small children.
The BOC is set to have a second reading and final vote at its regular meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday on the special-use permit request by TGS. Rockdale County Commission Chairman Richard Oden and Commissioner Oz Nesbitt voted for the permit, and Commissioner JaNice Van Ness voted against the permit.
The vote was against recommendations from the Conyers-Rockdale Planning Commission and the county's Planning and Zoning Department based on three violations cited by the state agency Bright from the Start and a fourth citation by county Code Enforcement.
TGS owners Sandra Morton and her daughters, who are black, have used race as part of their argument in countering concerns brought up by the Planning Commission and county staff.
At the May 12 Planning Commission meeting, TGS supporters sang "We Shall Overcome," as they left following the commission's vote to recommend denial of the permit request.
County planners said race had never entered the process and the recommendation comes from TGS's violation of its current special-use permit and state licenses for a school for children 5 years old and up.
Other concerns beyond the violations have been brought up in public hearings and in court documents. They include TGS's recent history with former locations.
TGS, then known as TGS Kidz Academy, was served an eviction notice from the building at 2130 Bridgestone Parkway first in February 2010 due to nonpayment of rent and property taxes as agreed under the lease. TGS countered the building owner's claims and the case continued in local Superior Court for the remainder of the year.
On Jan. 21, Judge Sidney Nation signed an eviction notice to remove TGS for failure to pay rent in December and January. Three days later, Clyde Tant with Laws Med LLC told the Sheriff's Office deputy serving the court order that TGS "had removed items from the property and that a large number of HVAC items had been taken from the property," according to the incident report.
Tant approached the deputy that day to complain about TGS taking items from the property. Tant noted that he had called the Conyers Police Department the day before over landscaping items he said had been removed from the property.
Hubert Morton with TGS told the deputies that the items belonged to the day care and contested Tant's claims.
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TGS also faced eviction last year in Henry County. According to news reports, a dispute over rent led to the eviction of TGS Kids Academy at its Ellenwood location on March 18.
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Hi everyone, I am planning to have a go at a cape/coat pattern which calls for a bound front edge. I'll be using a thick wool/cashmere herringbone tweed fabric but I'm holding off at the moment as I can't decide what to do the bound edge with.
It seems my (readymade) choices are polycotton, which is stiff and just seems incompatible with the wool fabric; satin which is too shiny; grosgrain which seems about the best but might be too thick and difficult to shape; fake leather, which the pattern seems to use but is fairly pricey and unforgiving of stitching blunders as punctures will show and I can't baste or pin it. (And believe me, there WILL be blunders...)
So I was hoping that someone might have some other ideas? The fabric is too thick for a self binding to work.
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How about velvet ribbon?
Some German woolen jackets, often of boiled wool, use a flexible knit woolen binding to cover the raw edges. You have probably seen this in pictures of traditional Bavarian jackets.
It is called Einfassband (there are other names for it) of the gestrickt (knitted) type. You do not want the woven type like plain old bias binding. I have never seen this woolen binding in the US, but it can be bought from German sites, including German ebay. Here is one link, showing a color choice from this seller:
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I have had *fantastic* luck with microsuede. In fact, I used it on my *very first* binding project (the corset you see in my avatar), and it came out brilliantly. It's soft and flexible, like you want binding to be, has a really pretty texture that complements a lot of other fabrics, and is easier to work with than natural suede/leather (it's just fabric, so you don't get needle marks, etc). I think it would look beautiful on a wool/cashmere cape!
I use the nicer apparel microsuede (not the Alova) from JoAnn. It comes in a gazillion colors, including a very nice deep, purply black called Caviar. -- Edited on 11/2/12 4:46 PM --
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Tessuti Fabrics in Australia also carries the wool binding.
I'd say if you want to use poly/cotton, it should be a knit. Similar to a heavy weight t-shirt.
But I much prefer the other ideas here - velvet ribbon or microsuede. I suppose grosgrain ribbon might work, too. It may depend on what colors you can find!
Fabulous source, Elona!! How do you...and others...find these sources???? Very helpful!
Personally I would cut my own binding from a fabric, perhaps a solid knit. Then I would do several tests on samples to make sure I like the binding method I want to use and to test different stitch lengths....and probably lower the pressure foot pressure if you have that adjustment. Binding can make something look so very lovely and finished but can also look bulky and sloppy. Your fabric sounds beautiful so I think it deserves a quality job on the binding. Personally, I would also hand baste that first binding go around. I know, hand sewing....but beautiful fabric deserves care and gentle handling. It would a pleasure to hand baste a binding to a cashmere blend.
Thankyou all for your suggestions - I think in this case velvet may be the way to go. And I'll certainly be hand-basting. I don't mind hand-sewing at all - it's the way I started all those years ago, hand-sewing all those outfits for my UK Barbie-style doll!
I've sewn forever and traveled a bit, too, so when I saw that lovely woolen binding on a bunch of German clothing, I made a little note about it. And these days, you can find anything on ebay!
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