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Hi Michelle, my name is Larry Rodness and I am inquiring about receiving a review on my newest YA novel entitled, "Perverse", published by Itoh Press in both print and electronic formats. Synopsis as follows:
Thank you so much! If you ever need anything let me know :)
Hi Michelle,
Yes, Tormeneted is geared to NA. If you do know anyone that would like to review my book that would be amazing. Thank you so much.
I am pretty new to this site as well and wanted to say hi.
I just self-published a Paranormal Romance/Suspence called Tormented. I would love it if you want to check it out and/or just like/follow me here is my info. Here is my fb site:http://www.facebook.com/pages/J-Ann-Novels/472457432774684 And here are my blogs first is for my books the second is for book reviews that I do in my spare time. www.jannnovels.blogspot.com and www.reviewsthatbite.blogspot.com
Let me know your info and I'll follow you back as well and if you are interested in reviewing Tormented let me know :)
Thank you, Jessica
Thanks Michelle!! Glad to be connected w u!
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|Destiny's Dance Socials - Event 10/11/13 - 3-day Members Only Cabin Getaway At Cliffside Inn
|3-day Members Only Cabin Getaway At Cliffside Inn
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|It's A 3-Day Cabin Getaway for Any Yearly Basement Members or Lifetime Basement Members, that wants to enjoy the many amenities, in the beautiful mountains of Townsend.
If you are Military or a Lifetime Basement Member and coming up, your nightly stay is $60 per couple.
If you stay one night, you will receive a Gift certificate for One FREE nightly stay at any basement party of your choice.
If you stay two nights, you will receive a Gift certificate for a FREE Party entry to any basement party of your choice.
If we can get all 8 bedrooms rented out by the 28th, I will have a VERY special cabin gift assortment in each couples room, for doing so, as an extra special THANK YOU to ALL who made it up, for a fun 1, 2 or 3 day getaway, with many of our great friends and members!!!
Bring your laptops...FREE WI-FI and cable.
Dinners will be served between 7/7:30pm Friday evening and Saturday evening, if you choose to eat at the cabin.
I'm furnishing the Chicken, Hamburger meat, Hot dogs and bringing up chips. If anyone wants something different, they're welcome to bring it up too and add any side dishes to go with the main food being provided, if you wish.
The Cliffside has 8 large private bedrooms, one huge room with three full size beds in it, for any group wanting to share a bigger room. Place has 3 Full bathrooms, 3Full size showers, a large Wash room, an enclosed Game room, off from the dining room double doors and a big hot tub, on a two-tier deck, off from the rec room. A nice fireplace too, in the living room area, with plenty of couches, chairs and a sofa sleeper too, to enjoy if you like.
Bedrooms are going fast, so get yours reserved NOW in order to be able to go October 11th (Friday), 12th (Saturday) and 13th (Sunday). Private bedrooms are $80 a night per couple and the three beds that are out in the big bedroom, but can be moved apart, for more privacy, or can be out altogether and make one extra sized king bed is $60 a bed, per night, per couple or single, that may have friends joining them and want to share the room together, instead of having their own separate bedrooms.
If you need any more information about the place, location, rules and guidelines for the rental, please send me an e-mail to our profile or leave a message in the destiny's socials group.
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House damaged by fire in northesast Houston
Firefighters believe fire started by electrical short
Published On: Dec 24 2013 08:25:58 AM CST Updated On: Oct 02 2013 08:30:12 AM CDT
Everyone is safe after a fire broke out in a northeast Houston home.
Firefighters said the fire started around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday in the kitchen of a house on Kirk and Stamp Street.
Crews were able to put the flames out before the fire spread to the rest of the house.
Investigators said a malfunctioning stove top caused the fire to start.


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It's very interesting to know that"we" are realizing that situational stress plays a major role in how we as people respond and act.
What a timely article for me. After recently seeing several new clients who haven't rescheduled, I have been thinking that maybe I have been offering too much information in that first session ... you have me thinking that perhaps I haven't been focusing on what I know best, What's in the Room, emotional process in the Now. Thanks, Robert - very helpful.


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The path that led one man here to East Tennessee is an interesting one. He had a solid career in a stable industry and he gave it all up for beer.
Getting that perfect blend of barley, malt and hops is not easy, even for this brewmaster.
"We are trying to expose people to really fresh, flavorful lager beers," said Marty Velas, brewmaster at Smoky Mountain Brewery.
Marty Velas has been brewing since before he was allowed to drink.
"When I went to Czechoslovakia to visit relatives when I was 17, I got a taste for the beer over there," said Velas. "When I came back to the states I couldn't find any beer like that so I decided I had to make it myself."
And he did just that all through college in California and on the side while he worked in the aerospace industry.
"I made microelectronic circuits for guidance systems for missiles," said Velas. "I was kind of brewing all along the way reading text books and trade journals for the brewing industry, so a little light went off and I decided well, maybe I should be brewing instead of making smart bombs."
So he left his big job behind thanks to encouragement from his wife. "I had a 401k plan. I had tenure with this engineering firm and I was going to take a huge step back in pay and she said 'Well, if you don't do it you'll regret it'."
And Marty hasn't looked back. He worked at several breweries in California, but it was a consulting job that took him all over the world.
"There was just a great demand for someone like me that had an engineering background and had been brewing for years and years and knew how to design recipes," he said.
He helped set up breweries in Japan, Namibia, Hungary and he came to East Tennessee to consult Smoky Mountain Breweries.
"I found myself flying to Knoxville more and more and my wife and I decided we wanted to start a family, and we were looking for a place to settle down," said Velas.
He and his wife started that family here in Knoxville. They have three kids and Marty now works for Smoky Mountain Brewery full-time.
"With four production breweries, I run around a lot, so I am in the mountains a day or two," said Velas. "This here Turkey Creek is my second home. We do half of all our production here. We've got bottling. We do little five liter mini kegs."
His inspiration is still that first beer he had all those years ago in Czechoslovakia, a taste he says he has done a good job recreating here at home.
"It has to be the Bohemian Pilsner because that's the beer I tasted back in 1978 and just couldn't get enough of," said Velas.
So what is it about beer that keeps Marty going?
"I like the fact that it's a convivial beverage, it's a social elixir they call it, and it's really something that people reward themselves with," he explained. "Plus it tastes really good and the bubbles tickle my nose."
Marty Velas, an engineer turned brewmaster, turned East Tennessee enthusiast.
"I've been all over the world as I've just told you, and I think it's one of the most beautiful great places to live on the planet," he said.
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Darrell Huckaby: The perfect day for a timeless classic
Rob Hembree -- who would become a judge in northern Alabama -- taught me to love the movie "Casablanca." Rob was the brother of Anderson Hembree, with whom I coached and upon whose couch I often slept.
Mark Shields: Re-election outlook grim for Obama
Late-night comedians use an old trick to bond with tonight's audience by poking fun at the alleged dim-wittedness or surliness of last night's audience. It's a favorite motif of David Letterman, who once used the Federal Reserve's pegging of the federal funds rate at just above zero to quip, "I haven't seen interest this low since last night's audience."
Doug Holt: Redistricting fairly smooth, along party lines
The General Assembly spent Aug. 15 through 31 in what is called a special session. It is referred to as "special" because it is outside of the normal 40 legislative day period, specified in the state constitution, that starts in January. Special sessions can only be convened by a formal proclamation of the governor, referred to as "the call".
Parents can learn more about supplemental educational services
Parents of students at Middle Ridge Elementary School and Newton High School have an opportunity to use supplemental educational services.
Officials urge caution during Preparedness Month
September is National Emergency Preparedness Month and all Georgians are urged to be vigilent and prepared for man-made and natural disasters
Covington firefighters ready for the big day and every day
Covington Fire Department firefighters are doing their Tuesday chores -- cleaning up the fire trucks. But this week, their chores are especially important as they prepare for an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Covington Fire Department Headquarters on Pace Street to commemorate the 10th anniversary of
YMCA helps get a jump on diabetes
Citizens who are prediabetic can attend an upcoming lifestyle course offered by the YMCA.
Red Raiders have no problem with Salem
CONYERS -- The two-time defending Region 8-AAAA champions flexed their muscles Tuesday in Conyers.. Sam LaZear and Olivia Duncan reached base four times each to lead a 15-hit attack as Madison County cruised to 13-2 win over Salem. The Class AAAA No. 4 Red Raiders, who finished
Former Bulldogs Get College Careers Started
The college careers of Grady Jarrett and Jerry Mathis are under way.. Jarrett, the former two-time all-state defensive lineman for Rockdale and freshman at Clemson, got a chance to play in Tigers' season opener against Troy University. In a 43-19 Clemson win, Jarrett recorded one solo tackle. Clemson
Oxford goalie has volleyball background
If college life is all about making transitions, then Oxford College sophomore Willa Brooks is probably an expert by now.
Newton cross country get two runners in top-20 at UGA Invitational
COVINGTON -- Newton cross country runners Alex Grady and Thomas Miller almost seem in mid-season form as they finished the UGA Invitational in Athens in the top 20 on Saturday.. Grady was seventh overall with a time of 16 minutes, 35.80 seconds with Miller crossing the finish line in
1 injured as Tropical Storm Lee moves through Georgia
ATLANTA -- One person was injured and multiple homes and businesses damaged in a possible tornado in Cherokee County as the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee crossed the state Monday afternoon, authorities said.. Lt. Jay Baker with the Cherokee County Sheriff's department said the storm toppled trees, snapped power lines
Covington man robbed at Turner Lake Road gas station by masked man
COVINGTON -- A man leaving his place of business was robbed at gunpoint around 11 p.m. Saturday, according to the Covington Police Department.. CPD spokesman Capt. Ken Malcom said officers responded to an alarm call at the BP gas station at 6229 Turner Lake Road, but while en route were
Phillies' Lee tosses another gem, shuts out Braves
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Cliff Lee tossed a five-hitter for his sixth shutout of the season, helping the NL East-leading Philadelphia Phillies beat the second-place Atlanta Braves 9-0 on Monday night.. Lee (16-7) struck out six, walked none and needed only 100 pitches to finish off the Braves
MLB races loosen up as September begins
The final month of the baseball season is upon us, and intrigue is unusually absent with the postseason looming.. The contenders have been identified, and the pretenders are looking forward to the offseason.. Four of the six division leaders have cushions of at least six games, and the wild-card
Falcons bolster secondary with Sanders, Hayden
FLOWERY BRANCH -- Excuse Kelvin Hayden if his head is spinning a bit.. He's buried himself in an unfamiliar playbook. He's trying to become familiar with different terminology. He's struggling to learn everyone's name on his new team, including the coaches for the Atlanta Falcons.. The cornerback called up one
Van hits 2-year-old during police chase in Atlanta
ATLANTA (AP) -- Atlanta authorities say a 2-year-old child was struck by a runaway van after the occupants jumped from the still-moving vehicle during a police chase.. Atlanta police spokeswoman Kim Jones said the child was in a stroller at Perkerson Park when the van came crashing
Oldest Egyptian mummy in West in exhibit at Emory
ATLANTA (AP) -- The oldest Egyptian mummy in the Western Hemisphere will be part of an exhibit at Emory University's Michael C. Carlos Museum.. "Life and Death in the Pyramid Age" will run Sept. 10 through Dec. 11. It features the Old Kingdom Mummy, which was acquired by Emory theology
Ga. woman charged with murder in mother's death
MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) -- Authorities have charged a Cobb County woman with murder after her 80-year-old mother died from what police say was likely neglect and malnourishment.. WAGA-TV reports that 49-year-old Melissa Blue was arrested earlier this month on charges of elderly neglect and cruelty
After slow start WNBA's Dream emerge as contenders
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Wai, Palya?
Welcome to the online world and archive of Big hART's Ngapartji Ngapartji project.
Conceived in 2004 based on research undertaken since 1999 Ngapartji Ngapartji was based on Arrernte country in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) from early 2005 - mid 2010.
Ngapartji Ngapartji had many layers involving language learning, teaching and maintenance, community development, crime prevention, cross cultural collaboration and creating new literacy training models as well as film, art, policy and theatre making.
We invite you to have a look around and get to know a bit more about what the project involved.
The project is now complete, if you want to get in touch with to find out more please contact Big hART.
For more information about our documentary Nothing Rhymes with Ngapartji visit the film's website and contact Ronin Films to buy a copy of the DVD.
Palya! From the Ngapartji Ngapartji Team
Nearing the end! And still so much going on!
online edit of the documentary 'Nothing Rhymes with Ngapartji' was finalised in Melbourne in January and after a lot more detailed work by Suzy the film is now officially completed! It is now in the process of submitted to national and
international festivals. Director Suzy Bates and co-producer Shannon Owen
recently attended the Australian International Documentary Conference in
Adelaide to promote the film. The documentary premiere screening will take
place in Alice Springs on April 9th at the Olive Pink botanical
gardens with many of the Ernabella Community (where the documentary was filmed)
in attendance. The also documentary now has it's own website
In February the Nyuntu
Ngali team (Trevor, Scott, Beth, Derek, Jennifer, Gina and Anne) came
together again to present a twenty five minute spotlight at the Australian
Performing Arts Market in Adelaide. A particular highlight of this trip was
observing the developed professional approach of young Pitjantjatjara performer
Jennifer Wells as she seamlessly slipped back into an intensive rehearsal
period. Her performance in both music and projection improved as she took on
greater creative responsibility. Nyuntu
Ngali performs its next season of the full show in Sydney at Wharf Two as
part of the Sydney Theatre Company's 2010 program May 5th-14th. http://www.sydneytheatre.com.au/stced/2010/nyuntu-ngali
March has been an exciting month for the Namatjira
project as they undertook the first major community oriented creative
development. Producer Sophia Marinos has brought together the team in Alice
Springs including co-directors Scott Rankin and Wayne Blair, key cast members
Trevor Jamieson and Derek Lynch, community liaison workers (Alice based) Sia
Cox and Pru Gell and a dynamic group of Namatjira descendents including
Ngapartji Ngapartji participant Elton Wirri. The group traveled to Hermannsburg
to consult with family and spent time studying watercolour painting at the
Ngurratjuta Arts Centre. For more information check out the Namatjira project
blog http://www.namatjira.bighart.org/
Ngapartji Ngapartji's ninti website www.ngapartji.ninti.org
received a spotlight at an exhibition at SA Museum detailing geological work
across the APY region and expressions of country from elders through visual
The 'Wanti
Watjilpa' CD from Ernabella, released at the end of 2009 is receiving
airplay on the 5NKY network via PY Media and Ngaanyatjara Media and on the
CAAMA network, and is reported to be selling well at the CAAMA shop. Beth has
received orders for it from around Australia also!
The Memory Basket is very near completion as of March
– the team will be scrambling to compile all the goodies into the specially
designed tins once the final CD and DVD's arrive, in preparation for the April
9th launch.
Planning for the April wrap-up celebrations are in
full swing. The ladies have been talking to Beth on the phone about which inma (dances) they'd like to perform on
the night, there's pruning planned for Olive Pink gardens to fit the truck in
which supports the screen for the film, working out how to get everyone in from
out bush, and getting the word out around town. Anyone in Alice Springs on
Friday the 9th is invited to attend! Look forward to as many people
coming along to share celebrating what is not exactly 'the end' but an
emotional moment for us to recognise our achievements.
Nynutu Ngali nailed, deadly doco decisions & au revoir Alex!
Wai! Palya?
Hey all, it's been a long time between news bulletins, but as usual that doesn't mean that nothing's been happening. The last few months have seen the Ngapartji Ngapartji team begin to prepare for the finish of the project in March 2010. This has included moving and downsizing the office from IAD to the IRCA building at 10b Wilkinson St, locking in content and design for the Memory Basket, and the departure of our much loved and inspirational team leader and creative producer Alex Kelly to take up a position in Canberra. Other project activity has seen Nyuntu Ngali complete a successful season in Adelaide, the almost-locked-off doco be officially commissioned by ABCTV, the achievements of project's young people be showcased at a youth learning Symposium in Darwin, more funding and development work by Sophia Marinos on the proposed Namatjira project and Mariaa take the Mimili student dancers to victory in the Ernabella Dance comp.


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If you're planning a festival trip or have a resolution to get out and about in the fresh air then you'll love evans new wellies.
We're proud to introduce a fresh, new style of wonderful wellies each season. To satisfy those who have previously gone dotty over our spotted pair or blooming crazy for our floral designs, the latest addition to the range is a pair of blue heart wellies.
With powder blue hearts on a primary blue background they're flirty and feminine. There's something about being outside that makes us more adventurous than normal so it's the perfect time to wear something bright. Come rain or shine you can't help feeling happy when you have lots of little love hearts forming a protective bubble around your legs.
And talking of protection, you'll be able to walk, or skip, through the great outdoors all day feeling comfortable and cosy thanks to the extra wide calf fit.
They're available in sizes 4 to 8 and EEE extra wide fit and they'll last you for ages. Simply wipe clean after each outing.
These are hearts that are impossible to break. Look out for them in stores and online in March.
Why no size 9 or 10?
You claim to stock all footwear in a 4-10 but when it comes down to it, the essentials never come in the full range of sizes.
Your excuse we're working on get bigger moulds. You've said that for the past 2-3 years yet no change. It can't be that hard!!!!
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FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - Funeral services for a mother and her four young children killed in a fiery crash in Central California drew hundreds of family, friends and even strangers to a Central California church.
The California Highway Patrol says 29-year-old Esmeralda Tafoya-Saucedo and her four children were killed on Feb. 15 in Fresno County when another driver ran a stop sign and hit their SUV. Tafoya-Saucedo's husband, Joe Saucedo, was following the family in another vehicle, but was unable to pull them out of the burning SUV.
The Fresno Bee reports that Saucedo left Tuesday's service at a church in Riverdale in tears accompanied by his mother and mother-in-law.
The other driver, 41-year-old Juana Bejarano, was hospitalized after the crash. The CHP has not announced an arrest.
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Chef Bob delights his guests with an appetizer consisting of Quail Breast in Puff Pastry accompanied by wild mushrooms and drizzled with a truffle and cognac sauce. Today's entree is Oxtail Bourguignon over roasted garlic grits. Guest Performer: Kelleigh Bannen. Kelleigh Bannen is emerging as one of the country music's most engaging new artists. On her EMI Nashville debut, Bannen's music reflects the essence of the artist herself - stylish yet substantive, tender and heartfelt yet bold and uncompromisingly direct.


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I've been looking at getting a HR monitor for a while now (starting to "train" some instead of just "ride"). I just got an email from Nashbar that prompted me to look at their sale page, and they have two HRMs at decent discounts. I was wondering if anyone here has used either of them and could make a recommendation as to which one would be the better buy.
Sigma Sport Shape HRM $29.95 HERE
Polar S150 Heart Monitor $69.95 HERE
Polar seems to be the "name-brand" HRM, but it is twice as much as the Sigma. As a college student $$$ is tight so the price difference could be important unless the extra features of the Polar are useful and make it a significantly better unit.
What do you all think?


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His name was there in the black granite of the left post, a permanent place in the Court of Valor dedicated Saturday afternoon at Prospect Hill Cemetery in Manchester Township to honor the county's veterans.
Williams earned his Purple Heart in Vietnam, the reason his name was of one 162 inscribed in the arch, all winners of valor medals.
Society, and York County, have done a much better job of recognizing veterans in recent years, Williams said. But the Court of Valor was still special.
"A lot of things are for one group of people," Williams said. "This is for everybody. . . . We're all Americans."
More than 100 people gathered on the hill that is the veterans section of the cemetery. The arch -- 13 feet tall, 11 feet wide, with a piece of steel that was once part of the World Trade Center mounted above its lintel -- began the ceremony shrouded in a gray tarp.
Congressman Joe Sestak, who represents Delaware County in the 7th District, gave the keynote address. Before he entered politics, Sestak was a three-star admiral in the Navy, commander of the USS George Washington battle group.
He spoke as a light mist fell, and a breeze pulled the flags carried by members of the Patriot Guard Riders.
"Those who have served come to understand a common creed shared with everyone in the military," said Sestak, who is challenging Sen. Arlen Specter in next year's Democratic primary.
"Service members will do anything, not for a ribbon, not for a medal, but for that creed. That speaks volumes about how we raise our youth here in America."
Later, as the names of those on the arch were read, the speakers paused, giving special distinction to those killed in action.
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The following service members earned valor medals while serving their country in the military. Their names are carved into the Court of Valor, which was dedicated Saturday at Prospect Hill Cemetery:
Karl W. Albin, William H. Anderson III, Clayton E. Anstine, Robert S. Anstine, Charles L. Armstrong, Richard E. Arvin, Richard W. Baer, David L. Bailey, Ellis L. Baird, Fred A. Baker, Irvin H. Beigel, Edward G. Berry.
Gary J. Borigo, Richard L. Boyd, Donald E. Bricker, Keith R. Brong, Joseph Campanella, Marion R. Carter, Matthew P. Cashdollar, Dan B. Chilcoat, Ronald E. Chronister, Arthur J. Clinton, Jr., Zachary R. Clouser, Kenneth J. Cosimano.
Glenn E. Cousler, Gerald Cramer, Robert J. Crerand, Paul R. Dittenhafer, George P. Ellis, Donald F. Everhart, Paul H. Everhart, Jr., Robert M. Eyster, Carl H. Fair, Duane K. Fisher, Richard R. Frantz, Luther A. Freed, Samuel S. Frey.
David E. Fuhrman, Sr., Stephen Giuffrida, Daniel J. Gotwalt, Jr., Walter L. Greer, Lester W. Hagelgans, Richard W. Halpin, Joseph C. Hastings, Eugene C. Heffner, Perry R. Hengst, Sr., Marvin L. Henise, Frank L. Herbst, Ronald G. Herman, David E. Hess.
Theodore T. Hilliard, Theodore G. Hinton, John D. Hock, John R. Hoff, Glenn E. Holtzapple, Charles R. Hopkins, Frankie L. Howard, Jr., Robert W. Howe, William Hupp, Jr., Howard P. Kerns, George F. Kline, Martin W. Kondor.
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Verses: Fmaj7 C G (4x)
Sitting by the river, strumming my guitar
My baby's gone and left me, chances are she ain't gone far,
My hound dog's on my left side, listening to me,
Only thing that's missin' is my sweet Rose Marie
Chorus: Am D7 G7 C (2x)
Rose Marie...you're the only girl for me...
Rose Marie...the river will bring you back to me...
2nd Verse:
Amy Lynn she's good to me, she cooks she scrubs she cleans,
She fills my heart with laughter and in the bed she screams,
Still one thing is missin', Amy Lynn ain't Rose Marie
(chorus) harmonica C fill/dog howling
Final Verse:
In front of me's a letter, I recieved an hour ago,
It says "I'm feeling better, I'm down in Mexico,"
Now I got thwo choices I can make and one is plain to see,
Poor sweer Amy Lynn's just gonna have to get over me...
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LONDON, MAY 31, 2001 (Zenit.org).- The Labor government´s plans for a big expansion of religious schools were condemned by the National Secular Society as grossly discriminatory and an "explosive" threat to community relations, the Guardian reported.
In a response to the green paper on Labor´s plans for education reform, published in February and since used in the election manifesto, the NSS said Wednesday it was scandalous that education resources -- paid for by all taxpayers -- were being channeled into schools that gave privileged access to people of a particular faith.
In the green paper, Labor outlined plans to set up more schools supported by the churches and minor faiths. Since the 1997 election, Muslim, Sikh and Greek Orthodox schools have been brought into the state system for the first time, and given voluntary-aided status and government funding already enjoyed by Anglican and Catholic schools.
But the NSS questioned in its submission why Labor had made the plans at a time church attendance was at its lowest in Britain. Keith Porteous Wood, executive director of the NSS, said: "We are shocked that the government intends to extend further the unfair privileges that religious schools already enjoy.
A spokesman for Labor said its expansion of religious schools was based on the need for equal opportunity, which had been denied by the previous government: "It was indefensible for the Tories to refuse to support Muslim and other schools. We must offer other faiths the same rights to a state education which have been enjoyed by Anglicans and Catholics for decades."


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So sad for him... all that work deleted by a single MySQL query.
The script has a CAPTCHA feature, but we disabled it because it annoyed people. We might have to reenable it.
Thanks for the issue report!
hello, this is for the owner or owners of atproxy.net, allproxiesites.com and all other domains which are in that network. Is it just me noticing that somebody either has a lot of time on their hands, or has a automatic adding script, and is using .tk domains with redirect in order to promote the same site over and over and over again, just go at @ Proxy - Free Proxy Sites, and click on some of the .tk domains, most of them will lead to this domain
Isn't it possible to add captcha to the submit process, to decrease the number of such submissions, yesterday was bad, new .tk domain was added every few minutes on all the sites which run atproxy script.....
So sad for him... all that work deleted by a single MySQL query.
The script has a CAPTCHA feature, but we disabled it because it annoyed people. We might have to reenable it.
Thanks for the issue report!
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I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine.
Looks like you've got another spammer listing: www##. proxycom.co.cc (## = different numbers) and that's just redirecting, it's not even a proxy. It needs that database thing doing to him too.
If I can't be a good example, I'll just have to be a terrible warning...
I also blocked both spammers at the firewall, but you know how poorly that works against proxy people.
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Tbh I don't think the proxy people are the problem, it's the spammers and other scum bags causing the headaches. Maybe it's time to ban the subdomain listings now. If the main domain is blocked by websense etc. then subdomains become useless anyway.
Edit: I thought the script checked what website 'answered' the url submitted anyway, could this not detect the redirected url's and just not list them? If I want a proxy myself I can put up with a few ads but if it goes to another site altogether then I close it and try a different one. I don't even bother to look at the free domains anymore.
If I can't be a good example, I'll just have to be a terrible warning...
Banning subdomains. That's good for honest proxy owners, but the lists are made for proxy users. They don't care if it's a main domain or sub-domain, they just want a proxy so that's why it's still there.
@edit: waiting for Will's answer to that one.
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almost every single one .tk domain is redirecting to the abm.me site
and i checked the entire proxy list network those domains are on every single one.
the good news is that i believe the guy who owns abm.me will be banned from adsense
if i was banned for no good reason what so ever, he has to be banned for cramming so many ads so close together.
This is actually the problem I reported in this thread and for which Nux provided an elegant ammended solution here:
Just let me add where I put the code. Place
afterCode:if (stristr($url['host'], ".tk")) // Block the free TLD .tk $errors[] = 'The TLD .tk is not allowed. Please try again';
which should be around line 60 in submit-proxy.phpCode:if (!$found) $errors[] = 'The category doesn\'t exist.'; mysql_query("INSERT INTO pl_track (post, time) VALUES ('$proxy', '".time()."')") or die(mysql_error()); //track what people post $url = @parse_url($proxy);
and you will be fine. Also, you can cut " Please try again" if you want
I use I.E. (sad but true) and all I get from the links is a blank page, using Chrome and F.F I get redirected to the above domain. It must be frustrating for those genuine proxy users. The backlinks are commented out but I'm guessing the scripts still thinks they're valid.
I think the string to block in admin/stringblacklist will be:- if(top.location.hostname != "abm.me"){ - or even maybe just: abm.me - it might slow him down ('till he thinks of a new way to spam lists).
Is there anywhere to report this to? Would google stomp on this sort of behaviour? Would his host or isp? Short of paying him a visit and using deadly weapons I can't think of anything else.
Here's a copy 'n paste of the page contents before re-direct (in I.E.):
(I don't know why the links come out all screwy)Code:<!DOCTYPE html> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"/> <title>Loading</title> <meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow"/>
Not everyone wants to block free domains, it's their choice, but there isn't many ways to stop this cr*p without imho.
It's no fun playing 'whack-a-mole' with scumbag spammers
If I can't be a good example, I'll just have to be a terrible warning...
Thanks for that note! I am traveling and my Internet connection is not good.
I added abm.me to the string blacklists and re-deleted the problem proxies.
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Heritage scholar strikes back
Robert Rector is the senior research fellow in domestic policy for The Heritage Foundation and co-author of a Heritage study released Monday on the Senate immigration reform bill. He spoke to the Trib regarding the report, which estimates the bill would cost taxpayers $6.3 trillion in new entitlements and social programs.
Q: Many people would consider $6.3 trillion a staggering sum. How did you arrive at the figure?
A: Well, we look at the cost of the illegal immigrants for the rest of their lives, because what you are doing is opening up their access to benefits for the rest of their lives — Social Security and Medicare, for example. And one way to understand this number is that there are 10 million illegal immigrants, they are going to get benefits on average for 50 years after they get amnesty and the average cost, benefits minus taxes per year, is around $12,000. That comes out to $6 trillion.
Q: But won't they also be earning more money and paying more taxes than they do now if they are legalized?
A: We do assume that. We looked at the 1986 amnesty. The evidence of that showed about a 5 percent wage increase as a result of the amnesty. We built that into the analysis. These individuals do work. They will continue to work until they are in their 60s. But it's kind of a myth that people have that if people hold jobs and work that somehow they are net tax contributors, that they are going to pay more than they take out in benefits.
Q: What's the reality?
A: A person that does not have a high school degree, they can work, they can pay taxes, but they still are going to take $3 to $4 in benefits for every dollar of taxes they pay in. They are going to do that every year of their lives. Someone else has to pay that (benefits) cost. I don't mind doing that for a U.S.-born citizen. I think we have a moral obligation. But we cannot afford to do this for 10 million people whose claim on our resources is that they broke our laws.
Q: Your study has taken a lot of heat from traditionally conservative circles. Were you expecting that?
A: Those are not what you would call traditional conservative circles. Those are all open-border advocates who really believe that people should have an unlimited right to come to the United States and become U.S. citizens. Milton Friedman, the great conservative economist, said long ago that you really can't have open borders and a welfare state. You can't allow anyone to come here and get access to all these government programs because that will bankrupt the country. The problem with these open-border advocates is that they've never been able to really adjust to that reality. They like to pretend that somehow the United States is like Dodge City in 1870 and the whole cost of government is Wyatt Earp and his deputies.
Q: What impact do you believe the report will have on the lawmakers who are considering this issue? Do you think it will help sway the argument toward defeating the bill?
A: I believe it will. I think the advocates for the bill have been saying (amnesty) doesn't cost anything, and that's really been completely untrue all along. So now they have to step forward and really confront these costs, or find a way to say there's really something wrong with the way this assessment was made. They are not going to have any luck with that latter thing.
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These are the final images for the upcoming (and now half named named) "Cutie Marks Set" and.... "whatever ends with pus friends" set. Toywiz had the Zecora set listed a for a September release, so we should see them hit stores soon.
I wonder who will be bundled with who next? They seem to be saving a Fluttershy group for last, so hopefully this means they are giving her a non-Rainbowdash model finally!
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ANDERSON - Don Badgley, born in Anderson, Indiana on May 2, 1927, was received in the loving arms of his Lord and Savior on Saturday, March 8, 2014 in Muncie.
He attended Anderson Schools and graduated from Anderson High School in 1945, having studied at Culver Military Academy his junior year. His college education at Purdue was interrupted when he served his country in the Army Intelligence from March 16, 1946 until May 13, 1947.
After graduating from Purdue in 1950, Don embarked upon his engineering career at Electromotive Division of General Motors in LaGrange, IL, and Delco Battery in Muncie before retiring in 1973 to answer his call into the ministry.
For the next twenty-three years, he faithfully served and pastored three Muncie-area churches. His influence enabled Indiana to have its first low power Christian television station which he operated for twenty-eight and a half years until it went off the air in 2010. First Presbyterian Church in Anderson became his church home the last years of his life.
Don was preceded in death by his parents, Ollie V. and Ruth (Tanner) Badgley; six sisters; and two brothers.
He is survived by his faithful wife, whom he loved for over sixty-two years, Adrienne; his children, Elizabeth Simmons of Tulsa, OK, Tucker Badgley of Lindenhurst, IL, Barbara Cornett of Georgetown, KY, Lucy Ezzo of Newtown, PA, Ted Badgley of Ft. Wayne, and James Badgley of Indianapolis; fifteen grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, March 11, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, 230 W. Ninth Street in Anderson. Burial will follow the service at East Maplewood Cemetery in Anderson.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Voice of the Martyrs, P.O. Box 443, Bartlesville, OK 74005; Samaritan's Purse, P.O. Box 3000, Boone, NC 28607; or First Presbyterian Church, 230 W. Ninth Street, Anderson, IN 46016.
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I really love dogs of all sizes, and the smallest dog I own is a 6 pound chihuahua mix, and the largest is a near 100 pound pit bull. And I have everything in between from dachshunds to beagles to a 50lb english pointer/dalmation mix.
I probably have a little bit of a preference to small dogs, but nearly every breed I plan to own one day in the far future, is a large breed dog. I want a Saint Bernard, a Walker Hound, a Bloodhound, and a Komondor. All big, big dogs. About the only small breed I don't own that I'd love to own one day is maltese.
But I'll always have a housefull of dogs that are all sizes, I really don't have a say in the breed or preference, LOL. My dogs all picked me.
I like all kinds of dogs too and have had mostly medium to large dogs all my life until I got these little rug rats. Now, as I am getting older with a bad back, I think my big dog days are probably over. I need a dog I can pick up if it needs to be rushed to the vet. Like this last episode with my son's dog and his girlfriend's dog....it was really hard for us to hoist these injured animals into the car without making them worse. If it had just been me, I would have been in trouble. Simba weighs about 80 lbs. But yeah....there are plusses and minuses to both I guess depending on one's preference or as in your case Fluff, the dogs' preference. lol
"If you love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen." -- Samuel Adams 1776
"When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty."
Thomas Jefferson
I've stated this before. 25-55 pounds is ideal. I don't like them smaller but any larger I feel if they got hurt I couldn't carry them a good distance. Like if they got hurt while we were hiking I know I can carry my Border Collies home. I'd be more likely to go smaller over larger, but I certainly don't mind dogs of any sizes. My only concern is if I need to carry them for whatever reason. Will I be able to do so?
I love and respect all dogs, but my husband and I are definetly large dog lovers! The bigger the better! Right now I have 6 husky/labs ( parents and 4 kids) all house dogs all at about 75-80 pounds. I would love to own a Great Dane and a Bloodhound, my husband would like to have a St. Bernard and a Newfoundland. We had a litter of pups last year and my husband was fascinated with their growth rate and was always weighing them. He gets quite a kick how a little newborn can turn into such a huge dog! There is nothing like the security you get with large dogs, especially when there are sleeping with you. THAT can't be beat. Yes, they can be overwhelming at times, when it feels like they've taken over the house, but I wouldn't trade any them for the world.
Personally I prefer dogs that I don't have to bend over to pet. Back problems.
Romy, that is a good point. You should have seen me trying to improvise with Chuli when I was trying her out on agility. LOL. I sometimes used a wooden spoon with a long handle with peanut butter smeared on the spoon. But thankfully, for some reason it doesn't hurt my back to bend over. I just have to be careful of it now not to jolt myself or lift too much weight. Even lifting Jose` too many times in a day strains my back and he only weighs about 12 LBS.
I also like that security feeling with a good sized dog. I loved having my Doberman and GSDs, known protectors. When the Chihuhuahuas bark at the door, anyone could tell they are nothing more than little scamps. I still have my sign up on my window though that reads, "I don't dial 911" and it has a picture of a Doberman on it. LOL. That combined with the Chi yaps...well, do ya think anyone knows I don't still have a Doberman? Rffffffff.
"If you love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen." -- Samuel Adams 1776
"When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty."
Thomas Jefferson
I have an Aussie and I love Aussies which I believe are medium sized dogs but I'd absolutely love to have a little bit dog like a Yorkie or Chi wa wa or a a mix of a small dog, too. Maybe someday, eh?
Big dogs, some are easy and some are harder to deal with because of their size. However, they are very lovable also, to say the least!!
I love all dogs.
It is not our abilities that show what we truly are. It is our choices. - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
for me, it usually depends on my living situation. If i had all the land i wanted, then i would definetly get another GSD (sable) and a merle aussie <3 but because ill be living in an apartment, ive been looking at my options for small dogs. ive been leaning towards Paps or Long coated Chis. Pretty much anything but min pins
As for which kind I like better. I like larger dogs
but i must admit, those lil doggy purses really make me wonder.. lol they are so darn cute!
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Being a big dog lover , the only thing that bothers me is if Ollie gets really hurt or sick how to get him into the car to the vets !! I've talked of my concerns at my Clinic and te said they'd help me out should it happen . As my Goldens grew old I could get them into the wagon by placing their front legs up and then whomping their rear in .... bt then I was 10 years younger !
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California's Allen Crabbe walks off the floor after a loss to Syracuse during their NCAA basketball tournament third round game in San Jose, California March 23, 2013. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith (UNITED STATES – Tags: SPORT BASKETBALL)
Rick Pitino: Louisville 'just ignored' in top 25 due of scandal
Louisville beatdown Saint Louis at the Barclays Center on Sunday night, a 77-57 win that was much closer at halftime than the final score might indicate.
The win moved the Cardinals to 5-0 on the season, and that, in turn, got Louisville into the back end of both top 25 polls.
They're 24th in the AP Poll and 22nd in the Coaches Poll, but that happened on Monday morning. On Sunday night, Pitino made sure to get a rant in about how this team is viewed and why pundits and voters should overlook the scandal currently plaguing his program.
"I think people are looking at that and they're not really studying the team," he said, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal, adding that he thinks the team is "just ignored" because of the accusations leveled by self-described madam Katina Powell in the book she published back in October.
And here's the thing: he is 100 percent correct. Louisville was overlooked in the preseason because the scandal, when combined with the fact that the Cardinals are integrating so many new pieces into their rotation, made it tough to see how they would be able to compete at a level that we've come to expect out of Louisville teams.
I know that because it's why my colleagues at NBCSports.com, against my wishes, refused to allow me to rank Louisville in the preseason top 25. In other words, I've had first-hand interactions with the haters. But if we're going to be honest here, scandal or no scandal, Louisville probably wasn't going to find their way into the preseason top 25, not when they had to replace Terry Rozier and Montrezl Harrell.
And scandal or no scandal, no team from outside the top 25 is going to play their way into the top 25 by beating the likes of North Florida and St. Francis (NY) without some shenanigans — like Fred VanVleet getting hurt, like Indiana collapsing, like Arizona and Cal and Notre Dame playing their way out of the top 20 — happening around the country.
So Pitino is right: the scandal probably did have an impact on how his team was viewed in the preseason.
But Pitino the scandal isn't what kept them out of the top 25 until Monday.
That weak non-conference schedule and roster turnover was why.
And if we're going to be honest here, it probably should have kept them out for another week.
Brooks' big game leads No. 15 Oregon over Fresno State 78-73
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) Dillon Brooks had 21 points and 10 rebounds and No. 15 Oregon staved off a late rally by Fresno State for a 78-73 victory Monday night.
Chris Boucher and Elgin Cook added 14 points each for the Ducks (6-0), who led 70-52 with 6:35 to play before Marvelle Harris scored 13 points in a 16-2 run by the Bulldogs (5-1) that cut the deficit to four.
A driving layup by Brooks put Oregon up 74-68 with 1:20 left, and the Ducks held on by making four of six free throws in the final 45 seconds.
Harris, who didn't score until the 12:04 mark of the second half, led Fresno State with 18 points, while Paul Watson added 11 and Torren Jones had 10 points and 11 rebounds.
The Bulldogs won the rebounding battle 41-32 behind Jones and Karachi Edo, who had nine rebounds and 10 points.
Freshman Tyler Dorsey, Oregon's leading scorer at 15.2 points per game, finished with 12.
The Ducks scored the game's first 11 points, went up by as many as 14 and took a 37-25 halftime lead. The Ducks did most of the damage from inside the 3-point arc (9 of 10) and at the free throw line, outscoring the Bulldogs 13-5.
Fresno State, meanwhile, missed its first six shots from the field, shot 29.0 percent (9 of 31) and saw its top two scorers, Harris and Cezar Guerrero, held scoreless for the first 20 minutes.
The senior guards came in averaging 20.2 and 13.2 points per game, respectively.
Fresno State: Harris, the preseason choice for Mountain West Conference player of the year, needed one point to crack the Bulldog's all-time top 10 in scoring. After going scoreless in the first half, he finished with 18 to rank 10th with 1,425, one behind Tod Bernard in ninth place, in 107 career games. . The Bulldogs fell to 2-10 all-time against Oregon. They last time they beat the Ducks, who have won the last five meetings, was in 1995. . Fresno State hasn't beaten a Top 25 team on the road since 2000.
Oregon: The double-double was the second of the season Brooks and fourth of his career. . The Ducks are 40-2 against nonconference opponents since moving into Matthew Knight Arena five years ago. . The 6-0 start is Oregon's second in the last nine years. The Ducks started 13-0 two seasons ago.


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"Probably Shane Victorino's grand slam ball from Game 6 of the ALCS vs. the Tigers. I was at that game down the left-field line and saw the whole thing."
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"Serena Williams' racket. I'd frame it. I've just loved watching her play (tennis) since I was a little kid."
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SCHAEFFERSTOWN >> A local chapter of Questers International is helping Historic Schaefferstown restore the door to an 18th century smokehouse at Alexander Schaeffer Farm, 213 S. Carpenter St.
The Lodwarrick No. 344 chapter presented a check of $1,830 to Historic Schaefferstown Saturday for the project. Chapter historian Pam Wentling said the local group applies to the Pennsylvania State Questers every two years for a Preservation and Restoration grant to help support Lebanon County historical projects. This year, she said, the group received a $915 matching grant from the state association.Flip through more of today's LDNews.com headlines.
"We also donated an equal amount so that the door on the farm's smokehouse may be restored," Wentling said. "The door is weathered, and it doesn't operate. By the time they're finished this summer, it will be an operating, restored smokehouse door."
In addition to supporting Historic Schaefferstown and its apprentice program, in which students learn Colonial crafts from mentors, Wentling said Questers also contributes to local libraries as well as other historic societies, such as Friends of Old Annville and Light's Fort in Lebanon.
Wentling said the group holds an auction and pecan sale each year, and the proceeds are used to fund local projects.
The money donated to Historic Schaefferstown will cover labor and supplies to restore the smokehouse door, Wentling said.
Alice Oskam, president of Historic Schaefferstown said the donation will allow the organization to completely restore the smokehouse door and the frame around it.
"It will look the way it looked before and be in good condition," Oskam said. "This was the smokehouse that was here on the property when Henry Schaeffer lived here. He was here in the late 1700s," he said.
The building was used to smoke hams and other meats to preserve them for the winter months, she explained.
"We're trying to have everything on the farm as historically correct as we can," she said. "So, restoring the door will help."
This is the third grant Historic Schaefferstown has received from Questers. In the past, the group has donated money to restore basement doors at the Gemberling-Rex House, an 18th century tavern at 106 N. Market St., Schaefferstown, and a grant to build the squirrel-tail oven, which was constructed outside as demonstration.
Each year, the group donates a smaller amount to the apprentice program.
"They're good to us," Oskam said of Questers.
Questers, founded in 1944 in Fort Washington by Jessie Bardens, is an international organization. The purpose of the group is to study, research, preserve and restore antiques, artifacts and historic landmarks and to educate communities about local historic sites through its chapters.


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Senior Research Scientist, RSAKevin Bowers is a Senior Research Scientist at RSA Laboratories, the Security Division of EMC. His research interests include user authentication, cryptographic protocols and usable security. Bowers holds a B.S. in Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering and Computer Science, and a B.S. in Mathematics, both from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute as well as an M.S. in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University. He joined RSA Labs in 2007 and currently provides technical leadership for the Advanced Development team as well as proof-of-concept support and practical implementation expertise for RSA Labs.


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Gary Boatman: Beware of scams
Financial consumers, and especially seniors, must be careful of products that they are offered.
Most people do not realize that there different standards that advisors must adhere to. Registered reps (stockbrokers) and insurance sales people have a suitability standard of care. This means that they can defend their actions for similar people. Certified financial planners and investment advisors have a higher standard of care. This is called a fiduciary standard. This means doing what is in the client's best interest. This is the same standard to which CPAs and attorneys are held.
Congress is currently discussing requiring the same standard from all advisors. Large brokerage firms are fighting this requirement. They say they may be able to accept it if the definition is changed. How do you change "Doing what is in the best interest of the client?" Why would they care? Many people call themselves financial advisors or planners. There are no set requirements to use these generic titles. There are more than 170 known designations and certifications. Many of them require almost no training or testing. State securities departments only recognize a few of them.
Some agents are called captive. They are only allowed to discuss products issued by their company. While some of these big-named company products are good, do you think any company has all of the best products? I can tell you that they don't. Some companies own mutual fund companies or get more commissions from certain preferred carriers. These products are what they recommend. Only independent advisors can get almost any product. This one-size-fits-all approach does not act in the fiduciary standard for the client.
Everyone has different needs in retirement. People have different risk tolerance levels, time frames, goals and starting positions. People need some assets to produce a regular income like a paycheck. This covers everyday needs and you need to know that you cannot outlive this income stream. Some assets must produce lump sum funds. This might be used to purchase a car or take a special vacation. Some assets must be used to protect purchasing power from inflation. Without this protection, your standard of living will slowly erode.
There are three distinct asset groups for tax purposes: Qualified money, Roth and non-qualified. Each group must be maintained separately. Each has special benefits and should be maximized for your advantage. Also, there are different choices depending on if it is a lump sum or coming from ongoing contributions. A real advisor will be concerned about a much more comprehensive plan than just handling your investments. You need a distribution plan, medical expense strategy, risk reduction plan and other elements.
Seniors must be very careful to avoid scams. A valuable report, "Financial Self-Defense for Seniors," is available from the CFP Board. This shows red flags that should be avoided. They warn about scams in which others have lost money. The report offers ways to protect yourself and tells you what to do if you are a victim of abuse. To get your free copy, e-mail your name and address to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week is the MonValley Home Show, sponsored by The Valley Independent. I hope to see many of you there.
Gary Boatman is a certified financial planner and local businessman who serves as president of the Monessen Chamber of Commerce.
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I wasn't that impressed with the first "I heart NY" Banksy rat that went up on Grand Street last week, but this one kicks ass. It's right on Broadway too, visible in your rear view mirrors as you head down to Wall Street. Broadway and Howard Street.
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Weekend Express: 9 great events happening in Utah
The Salt Lake Tribune's entertainment staff is here to help you plan your weekend with our best picks in art, music, theatre and TV. Click here for more event listings, and find sports listings here.
Llamas • Fifty llamas from across the Utah Valley are expected at the Llama Festival at the Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork. Vendors, music and weaving demonstrations will be there, too. Go to http://www.utahkrishnas.org for more.
WHERE • Krishna Temple, 311 W. 8500 South in Spanish Fork
WHEN • 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, July 20
TICKETS • Admission is $3 for adults; $1 for children
Lambs • It's all about the mutton in the central Utah town of Fountain Green. Lamb Days begins there today and continues through Saturday with events such as mutton busting, fireworks and the big event lamb sandwiches. Go to http://sanpete.com/pages/lamb_days for more information.
WHERE • Locations throughout Fountain Green
WHEN • Today and Saturday, July 20
TICKETS • Most events are free
Rodeo • The big bull is the Days of '47 Rodeo, which runs out of the shoot today in Salt Lake City. Ogden's rodeo rides this weekend, too. The west desert town of Hinckley rodeos today and Saturday while in the center of the state, Fairview bucks and ropes on Saturday. Click on the respective hyperlinks for more information.
WHERE » Salt Lake City, Ogden, Hinckley and Fairview
WHEN » See websites for more information.
TICKETS » See websites for more information.
Firefighter benefit • Firefighters in Cedar City will hold a benefit and memorial for Joe Thurston, a Utah native who was one of the 19 firefighters killed June 30 in a blaze in Arizona. This event includes raffle, live music, food and more.
WHERE • Main Street Park, 200 N. Main St. in Cedar City
WHEN • 3 p.m. Saturday, July 20
TICKETS • Admission is free, but donations will be accepted and T-shirts and food is for sale
Film Festival • Well, more like a bad musical festival. The Bicknell International Film Festival, which specializes in B-movies, focuses on musicals this year. Tonight's opener is "Cannibal! The Musical." The lineup is every bit as good from there. There are other events around Bicknell and Torrey, too. Go to http://www.thebiff.org for more information.
WHERE » The Wayne Theater, 11 E. Main St. in Bicknell
WHEN » See websites for more information.
TICKETS » Single event tickets start at $8.
Music • Classical music meets folk rock when the Georgia-based duo Indigo Girls performs with the Utah Symphony. Keith Lockhart, Utah Symphony music director from 1998 to 2009, will conduct the concert. He also will lead the orchestra's sold-out Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers concert tonight. Lockhart has been in Park City all week rehearsing for both shows and has enjoyed "being back in my old haunt," he said in an interview with The Salt Lake Tribune. Lockhart said he worked with Martin when he appeared with the Boston Pops. But it will be the conductor's first encounter with the Indigo Girls Amy Ray and Emily Saliers. The duo, whose last studio project was 2011's "Beauty Queen Sister," are best remembered for their environmental activism as well as classic folk rock songs such as "Closer to Fine" and "Galileo." Ray also is a supporter of local radio station KRCL, which she immortalized in her solo song "SLC Radio."
When • Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater, 2250 Deer Valley Drive, Park City
Tickets • $37-$95 at Arttix.org
The alternative country band Son Volt just released its seventh studio album ,"Honky Tonk," an exploration of the inspirations that Jay Farrar has used ever since he was a founding member of alt-country pioneers Uncle Tupelo. Uncle Tupelo, of course, splintered, with Farrar going on to create Son Volt while Jeff Tweedy went on to found Wilco. Son Volt has remained the most "country" of those two bands, and when you ponder who has one of the greater voices in popular music, look no further than Farrar's distinctive baritone.
When • Tonight at 9 p.m.
Where • State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $23 at thestateroom.com
Television • o, it's another season of Sister Wives (Sunday, 10 p.m., TLC), which begs the question aren't their 15 minutes of fame up yet?
Apparently not. In the season premiere, we're going to hear all about how they're trying to regain the closeness they had before they fled Utah for Nevada. Ho, hum.
LOCAL SPORTS ON TV: League-leading Real Salt Lake hosts Sporting Kansas City in a Major League Soccer matchup (8 p.m. Saturday, Channel 4).
For more weekend TV highlights • Go to http://www.sltrib.com/blogs/tv
Movies • "The Conjuring" brings back old-fashioned scares, with a haunted house story that contains minimal gore but plenty of shocks and surprises. It stars Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga and Lili Taylor, and is definitely not for the faint of heart.
For more weekend movie openings • Go to http://www.sltrib.com/blogs/moviecricket


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The Mountain Home Bomber and Lady Bomber swim teams traveled to Springdale on Thursday for a meet hosted by Bentonville at the Jones Center.
The team has had numerous illnesses and is in various stages of recovery, yet performed well in the field of 13 teams. The sixth-place finish could have swung as high as third - since Bentonville dominated with 541.50 and Rogers Heritage had 226 - but Fayetteville was third with 216, Siloam Springs had 215, Fort Smith Southside had 211 and the Bombers 210.
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MARYVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- A judge rescheduled a preliminary hearing and a bond hearing for Jami Gregory. It's set for November 18 at 1:30 p.m.
Deputies said Gregory became frustrated with his infant daughter, Naomi, and hit the back of the bouncer she was sitting in - causing her to fall out and land on a toy. Gregory's wife found scratches and bruises on Naomi.
Gregory is in jail under $150,000 bond.
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I have been riding and trying to shed some pounds since last august. Took a couple of weeks off and today went for my ride again. I had to stop several times to catch my breath and while recovering I could drop to 110´s BPMs in five minutes, now I drop to 150´s BPMs in the same amount of time.
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Dad Acquitted in Slaying of Driver who Killed Sons
Updated: 08/27/2014 - A jury has acquitted a southeast Texas man of murder in the fatal shooting of a drunken driver who had just caused an accident that killed the man's two sons.
Updated: 08/27/2014 - A jury has acquitted a southeast Texas man of murder in the fatal shooting of a drunken driver who had just caused an accident that killed the man's two sons.
Posted: 08/27/2014 - A South Texas teenager has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after being convicted in a 2012 wreck that killed nine immigrants.
Posted: 08/18/2014 - Attorneys for Texas Gov. Rick Perry say they don't know when he will be booked on abuse of power charges - but that it won't happen in secret.
Posted: 08/18/2014 - The last of four men has been sentenced for his involvement in a South Texas human-smuggling ring that kidnapped migrants from another smuggling gang and held them ransom.
Posted: 08/18/2014 - The last of four people has been sentenced to prison for a North Texas mortgage-fraud scheme that led to more than $3 million in losses to lenders.
Posted: 08/18/2014 - An arraignment has been rescheduled to next month for the man accused in the July slayings of six members of his ex-wife's family, including four children, at their suburban Houston home.
Posted: 07/24/2014 - A North Texas physician who ran a now-closed hospital near Dallas has been convicted of conspiracy, identity theft and health care fraud.
Posted: 07/22/2014 - The August retrial of a former BP engineer accused of obstructing justice in an investigation of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill has been postponed while an appeals court decides whether a judge was right to throw out his earlier conviction.
Posted: 03/17/2014 - A wealthy North Texas woman has been sentenced to 14 years in federal prison after pleading guilty in a rare case of a woman being caught up in trading child pornography.
Updated: 03/10/2014 - A Central Texas jury has acquitted a woman of capital murder but convicted her of arson in the bathtub burning death of her husband.
Posted: 03/10/2014 - A military judge declined Monday to dismiss sexual assault charges against an Army general after reviewing what he said was evidence that political considerations influenced the military's handling of the case.
Posted: 02/11/2014 - A former South Texas district attorney and one-time congressional candidate could face a lengthy prison term when he's sentenced Tuesday as part of a bribery scandal that took down a state district judge and others.
Posted: 01/14/2014 - A judge has imposed a gag order on the attorneys in the trial of former Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Josh Brent for intoxication manslaughter.
Posted: 10/03/2013 - The headliner on the bill is to take the stage as Mark Cuban is scheduled to testify in the trial of the federal insider-trading case against him.
Posted: 09/24/2013 - A Texas judge facing criminal charges over prosecuting a man who spent 25 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit is stepping down.
Posted: 09/19/2013 - A federal judge is set to decide whether to approve a plea agreement that calls for Halliburton Energy Services to pay a $200,000 fine for destroying evidence after BP's 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Updated: 08/27/2013 - The Army psychiatrist who killed 13 people at Fort Hood decided not to call witnesses or testify Tuesday during his trial's penalty phase, which is his last chance to plead for his life before the jury begins deliberating whether to sentence him to death.
Posted: 08/20/2013 - A federal appeals court has affirmed the life sentence of an AWOL soldier who planned to detonate a bomb inside a Texas restaurant frequented by Fort Hood soldiers.
Posted: 08/20/2013 - The North Texas man accused of killing former Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle and another man has been arraigned on two counts of capital murder.
Posted: 08/20/2013 - A man from Canada faces up to 40 years in prison for traveling to Texas and having sex with a 14-year-old boy he met online.
Updated: 08/06/2013 - The Army psychiatrist accused in the 2009 shooting rampage at Fort Hood targeted his fellow soldiers in a meticulously planned attack that included stockpiling bullets and researching Taliban leaders calling for jihad, a military prosecutor said Tuesday during the opening day of the long-awaited trial.
Posted: 07/20/2013 - The U.S. Attorney's Office in New Orleans says a 27-year-old man has pleaded guilty in connection with a fraudulent claim following the 2010 BP oil spill.
Posted: 07/20/2013 - Three county employees disagree on whether a judge who cited the Dallas County district attorney for contempt of court made disparaging comments about him afterward.
Posted: 07/20/2013 - A former engineer at a North Texas military installation has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for his part in a bribery case involving base road and roofing contracts.
Posted: 07/16/2013 - Yahoo has won a court fight that could help the public learn more about the government's efforts to obtain data from Internet users.