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- Alice Comedies Theatrical Cartoon Series
- M. J. Winkler Productions.
- Distributed by: M. J. Winkler Productions.
- Cartoon Characters: Alice, Julius.
- Originally Released in 1925.
- Black & White
- Running Time: 8:11 minutes.
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Julius goes rabbit hunting while Alice goes bear hunting. Alice and her cat learn at their own expense that one shouldn't bother animals, whether those be rabbits or bears.
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We urge you to call on us to help you with your boating safety needs.
Auxiliary members conduct safety patrols on local waterways, assist in Search and Rescue, teach boating safety classes, conduct free vessel safety checks for the public, provide boating safety literature to the public, as well as many other activities related to recreational boating safety.
Membership in the Auxiliary is open to persons 17 years of age and older.
Flotilla 14-7 of the Coast Guard Auxiliary is located in St. Augustine, Florida and conducted a safety patrol during the St. Augustine 4th of July fireworks celebration in 2013.
This video of St. Augustine's fabulous fireworks extravaganza has been set to the music of Celine Dion and others. Enjoy the video which also includes the El Galleon tall ship and the famous Bridge of Lions in the foreground.
Flotilla 14-7 invites U.S. citizens to learn more about our volunteer activities and consider joining us. We are an extremely active flotilla members enjoy great fellowship and perform many tasks that help maintain the security of our country and augment the missions of the Coast Guard.
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St. Augustine Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 14-7 performed a safety patrol on July 4, 2013 from 3pm till 11:30pm for the St. Augustine 4th of July fireworks. The patrol was lots of fun and the fireworks were spectacular. St. Augustine does an amazing job on their 4th of July firework display and thousands of people attend it every year.
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I had a neurology appointment today. After the usual poking and prodding (I have lost ten pounds because of the drugs) I got to talk to my doctor and hear a phrase you never want to hear in medicine, uh-oh. We were talking about the fact I was having seizures daily lately, and after trying 4 medicines, several at the high safest dose. That I am showing no real improvements at all, and in some areas I am actually getting worse.
He noted, that having tried this many drugs for over a year now with basically no results. That its more likely than not I will continue to have seizures unless there is brain surgery. There are two problems with that. The first problem is the one I have with that. the fact no one actually knows whats wrongs with me, so I would rather them not melon balling my brain. It is the only one I have, plus I have put a lot of time into it. The second problem is the fact I dont have insurance. Doctors dont work for free typically, so even if they knew where to dig, I couldnt pay them. So for now, they are trying a left field drug and anti-depressant.
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In the colonial period, the word kol acquired a pejorative connotation. It became a synonym for the savage, the lowly, those performing menial jobs, the militant and the aggressive. In some regions, their traditional and present-day occupation is the collecting and selling fuel of wood and leaves from forest and wage labor. They worship family deities like Birmidevi and Simoridevi, village deities, and regional deities.
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An animistic, polytheistic worldview is an obstacle to faith in Christ, but not an insurmountable obstacle.
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Many workers are needed to carry the good news about Christ to the several language groups within the Kol community.
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Pray the Kol community will increasingly hunger to know the creator God, and lose their interest in worshiping imaginary beings.
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FILE - This Monday, Sept. 19, 2011 file photo shows an empty bottle of Tetanus, Diphthera and Pertussis, (whooping cough) vaccine at Inderkum High School in Sacramento, Calif. Health officials say the U.S. is on track to have the worst year for whooping cough in more than five decades. Nearly 18,000 cases have been reported so far - more than twice the number seen at this point last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday, July 19, 2012. At this pace, the number of whooping cough cases will surpass every year since 1959. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
Several cases of whooping cough have been reported in central Nebraska.
Two Rivers Public Health Department in Holdrege has reported three cases in central Nebraska. So far, state health officials say, 69 cases have been confirmed this year in Nebraska.
There has been a spike in cases across the country this year, with nearly 18,000 cases so far, and health officials say this is shaping up to be the worst national epidemic in more than 50 years for the highly contagious disease.
Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is highly contagious and is spread when infected people cough or sneeze. It starts like the common cold, but can progress into violent coughing spells and can last for weeks.


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Jackson County Prosecutor Shawna Miller told WIBW-TV Friday afternoon that Hudson pleaded guilty to "aiding a felon". He will be sentenced March 29.
Lofton pleaded not guilty and has a jury trial scheduled for May 22.
Lloyd Wabaunsee, Desiree Shopteese, and Steven Eastman -- the driver -- all have a preliminary hearing on April 24.
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Investigators said the structural beams being installed within the construction site at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport suddenly came crashing down.
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Lloyds to cut market share to 25pc
The chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group has pledged to cut the banks gross mortgage lending share down from 28% to 25%, The Financial Times reports today.
António Horta-Osório however stressed that Lloyds would not leave sensitive customer segments such as first-time buyers high and dry.
The Lloyds chief told analysts his plans during a call about the bank's first quarter lending figures.
Horta-Osório also said he planned to increase the bank's share of the savings market from 23% to 25% to fully fund its mortgage lending.
He said: "This is not about any concern over the UK economy, our expectations haven't changed. This is about better aligning our lending and deposit funding."
David Hollingworth, associate director, communications at London & Country, said the move was not entirely surprising.
He said: "Their products are not particularly aggressive right now and would agree with their positioning."
Hollingworth warned that seeing a major player like Lloyds reduce its market share was a clear indication that lending appetite and availability would be low.
And he added: "You can see moves like this as a general tone market. Mutuals seem to be moving up and stepping up their mortgage lending though.
"Coventry, Nationwide and the mutual sector as a whole look well placed to pick up in lending but how much slack they can take up is the question."
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Hulk keeps smashing box office records.
According to estimates from Disney, "Marvel's The Avengers" earned $103.2 million at the domestic box office over Mother's Day weekend, plus an additional $95.4 million from international territories. After just 19 days of release, "The Avengers" has totaled $1 billion in global grosses, tying "Avatar" and "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2" as the fastest films to reach that lofty sum.
Of course, "The Avengers" has plenty of records to call its own. The $103.2 million in second weekend ticket sales is the biggest ever, blowing away the $75.6 million earned by "Avatar" during its second weekend in 2009. At $373.1 million, Marvel's superhero supergroup team-up is also the fastest film to cross $300 million at the domestic box office, doing so in just nine days of release. "Marvel's The Avengers" is currently sitting at 18th place on the all time domestic box office chart, just behind "Spider-Man 2." It's expected to jump into the top ten by next weekend.
In non-"Avengers" news: "Dark Shadows," the eighth film collaboration between Johnny Depp and Tim Burton, earned $28.8 million during its opening weekend, good enough for second place. Per THR.com, "Dark Shadows" played to an older audience (73 percent of the audience was over 25) that was noticeably more female (57 percent). That could help the film in the coming weeks, as "The Dictator," "Battleship" and "Men In Black 3" are expected to skew more male.
1. "The Avengers," $103.2 million
2. "Dark Shadows," $28.8 million
3. "Think Like a Man," $6.3 million
4. "The Hunger Games," $4.4 million
5. "The Lucky One," $4.1 million
6. "The Pirates! Band of Misfits," $3.2 million
7. "The Five-Year Engagement," $3.1 million
8. "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel," $2.7 million
9. "Chimpanzee," $1.6 million
10. "Girl in Progress," $1.4 million
So why see Dark Shadows, on a weekend when The Avengers beckons you for a second look? Five reasons, and they're all females. Each of the actresses in the cast looks great and star-acts up a perfect storm.
Of all the morbid beauties in Tim Burton's work, the spooky goth girls and deathly pale boys, none wear their ghoulishness as lightly or winningly as Johnny Depp. And what a bewitching corpse he makes in "Dark Shadows," Mr. Burton's most pleasurable film in years.
As the door to Collinwood creaks open... we glimpse a powerful, almost Proustian totem leaning against the front porch: A Schwinn kids' bicycle, with a banana seat. I had already suspected I was going to love "Dark Shadows," even before that moment. But that's when I knew it for sure.
Some of director Tim Burton's costume parties are livelier than others, and the new "Dark Shadows" -- from the man who gave us "Edward Scissorhands," "Sweeney Todd," "Alice in Wonderland" and other chalkface-makeup spectaculars starring Johnny Depp -- feels like a place-holder, a meandering first draft of an adaptation of the supernatural soap opera that ran on ABC-TV from 1966 to 1971.
Tim Burton's "Dark Shadows" is all dressed up with nowhere to go, an elegant production without a central drive. It offers wonderful things, but they aren't what's important. It's as if Burton directed at arm's length, unwilling to find juice in the story.
The film delivers precisely the satisfaction a sympathetic audience could expect from its director, not one degree above or below. The audience is whelmed. It's a whelmer.
Burton's greatest strength remains his visual artistry. "Dark Shadows" obviously springs from the same brilliantly ma-cabre imagination that has given us such works as "Beetlejuice," "Sleepy Hollow" and "Corpse Bride." But when the script is as weak as this "Munsters"-level pastiche by John August ("Big Fish") and Emerson graduate Seth Grahame-Smith, Burton is helpless.


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This summer, the deals are even sweeter with our family breaks in Europe. Not only can your children stay for free, but they will also receive a delicious Mövenpick ice cream at lunch or dinner and a cool T-Shirt when you book direct via our website.
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Hazmat Spill In Cumberland County
Hazmat crews worked late into the nigh cleaning up a mercury spill in Cumberland County. It happened around 10pm Thursday night at the water treatment plant in Lemoyne along Lowther Street. Workers were replacing an old machine when mercury began to leak out of it. Crews had it cleaned up in about an hour.


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Chocolate Dreams come true at Hotel Schlosskrone
The Confectionery Kurcafe offers its guests home-made chocolates, cakes, chocolates and ice creams! Since 1896, this traditional cake shop is known for their specialties not only in Fussen - a unique chocolate joy!
Mr. John Schoell founded 1896 at Schrannenplatz of Füssen a unique pastry shop. He quickly made himself a name with his pastry arts and moved his bakery to the Prince Regent's Place in 1906!
Also, the Royal Highnesses discovered the fine pastry and enjoyed happyly family Schölls pies. Even today, the tradition of the fine art of baking is continued. Mr. Schoell is not only hotel manager! He is also a pastry chef as it was already his father, grandfather and great-grandfather! He attaches great importance to fine and pure ingredients, so a visit to the pastry is strongly recommended! Guests from all over the world are delighted by the variety offered. So it is not surprising that repeatedly television crews are to be found in the cafe and in the bakery who want to learn the secrets of the high processing chocolate!
Especially the "Sissi cake" is a highlight near Castle Neuschwanstein! Besides offering confectionery, Kurcafe offers to 40 different pies - from Prinzregententorte, a seductive Aida cake to Black Forest Cherry Cake, King Ludwig II cake and the classic cream cake.
The truffle varieties are unique. The melting caramel truffles, fruity Kir Royal or a variant of Rum truffle in deep black dark - chocolate will appeal to all taste senses!
In summer, the confectioners creat unique ice creams, which are made from real milk Allgau and highest quality ingredients. In a homemade waffle, the guest can take the ice cream or enjoy a creative sundaes in the wintergarden!
Since 1896 the Schoell family and their employees are creative, committed and always progressive- in all areas of Hotel Schlosskrone!
For your reservation at the Hotel Schlosskrone or in the pastry shop Kurcafe or in the restaurants of Hotel Schlosskrone the team is happy to assist you! Just call or book easily and conveniently on the website - with guaranteed best price!
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(2) whether the extension of time for payment of tax provided in section 6166 (a) has ceased to apply with respect to an estate (or with respect to any property included therein),
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A pleading may be filed under this section, with respect to any estate, only—
(B) by any person who has assumed an obligation to make payments under section 6166 with respect to such estate (but only if each other such person is joined as a party).
(2) Exhaustion of administrative remedies
The court shall not issue a declaratory judgment or decree under this section in any proceeding unless it determines that the petitioner has exhausted all available administrative remedies within the Internal Revenue Service. A petitioner shall be deemed to have exhausted its administrative remedies with respect to a failure of the Secretary to make a determination at the expiration of 180 days after the date on which the request for such determination was made if the petitioner has taken, in a timely manner, all reasonable steps to secure such determination.
(c) Extension of time to file refund suit
The 2-year period in section 6532 (a)(1) for filing suit for refund after disallowance of a claim shall be suspended during the 90-day period after the mailing of the notice referred to in subsection (b)(3) and, if a pleading has been filed with the Tax Court under this section, until the decision of the Tax Court has become final.
Source(Added Pub. L. 105–34, title V, § 505(a),Aug. 5, 1997, 111 Stat. 854; amended Pub. L. 105–206, title III, § 3104(b), title VI, § 6007(d),July 22, 1998, 112 Stat. 732, 809.)
1998—Subsec. (a)(1), (2). Pub. L. 105–206, § 6007(d), substituted "an estate (or with respect to any property included therein)," for "an estate,".
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 105–206, § 3104(b), added subsec. (c).
Effective Date of 1998 Amendment
Amendment by section 3104(b) ofPub. L. 105–206applicable to any claim for refund filed after July 22, 1998, see section 3104(c) ofPub. L. 105–206, set out as a note under section 7422 of this title.
Amendment by section 6007(d) ofPub. L. 105–206effective, except as otherwise provided, as if included in the provisions of the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, Pub. L. 105–34, to which such amendment relates, see section 6024 ofPub. L. 105–206, set out as a note under section 1 of this title.
Effective Date
Pub. L. 105–34, title V, § 505(c),Aug. 5, 1997, 111 Stat. 855, provided that: "The amendments made by this section [enacting this section] shall apply to the estates of decedents dying after the date of the enactment of this Act [Aug. 5, 1997]."
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Direct Sales Training in the 8 Basic Skills Will Increase Your Income
Having been successfully involved in Direct Sales Training in two industries over many years I know the need and importance of training salespeople. Training should be provided through inside training via classes and live calls in the field where the trainee is accompanied by a sales trainer or manager. Training in the classroom is good for instilling the Eight basic skills which are:
- Attitude, where you are taught the essential mind set and people skills.
- Motivation, the skill that will keep you selling despite the rejections.
- Goals, why they are necessary and how to set them.
- Time, your most precious commodity and how to make the best use of it.
- Prospecting, identifying better prospects and getting referred to them.
- Objections, how to make them work for you instead of against you.
- Presentation skills that will make your sales flow to a natural close.
- Marketing, making sure your clients continue to Know, Like, Trust and Refer you.
- All these skills are best taught in the classroom where mistakes are less expensive.
Role playing where the salesperson plays the part of the prospect and another makes the presentation, with a trainer/manager observing, provides the person doing the selling with the opportunity to experience some of the tension involved in a real live situation.
It also allows practice in building a coherent presentation. Learning how to frame questions in order to test if an objection is valid is also best learned in the classroom. All the standard objections can be taught before a salesperson ventures forth into the real world of commerce. Fluency in presenting the standard objections and dealing with them before the prospect raises them is a valuable skill that will ease the flow of the sale to a natural close and avoids the harsh impact of using rebuttals.
Training in the field is useful for 'advanced sales training'. It is best done in two phases.
In the first phase the trainer should demonstrate the whole procedure of the Direct sale in front of real prospects. The trainee is just an observer. After each of these sales the trainer should review the actual event and explain how each element of the presentation came into play.
In the second phase of the training the Salesperson makes the presentation with the trainer as the observer. Once again a critical review by the trainer is important, both to point out the errors or omissions made by the salesperson and also to provide support and encouragement which is essential in the early days of the training process.
Training should be a continuous process, because as salespeople progress they learn new methods and ideas. The gathering of the sales team for an exchange of ideas can speed up the learning process for the newer members. This works on the following basis.
- You enter the meeting with a new idea that has been successful for you
- You share that idea with the team. Other members also share ideas that have helped them
- You leave the meeting with your own idea still intact, plus one or more new ideas you have learned from the other members. This is a win-win situation which I have seen working with great results in sales meetings, sales seminars and annual sales conventions.
Don has over 35 years experience in sales and sales-management in the advertising and Insurance industries. He is a highly successful and motivated entrepreneur involved in coaching salespeople through articles, talks and sales training seminars. His new book "The Master Skills in Selling has just been published on Amazon but if you are really interested in how to make Bigger Sales more frequently and with Far Less effort, you can get a Free Download of the whole book by going here.


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My hair stylist, Joyce, is at the beach on holiday, and I want to stick my head in the sand. I should have made an appointment last week.
Why is hair at its best one day, then at its worst the very next? Our heads should come equipped with something akin to a car's oil dipstick so we'd know when we're running out of vital fluid: hair color.
It is moments like this when I remember what a stylist in Paris (yes, France, darn it, not Tennessee!) said to me when I told her I wanted only a cut, please, not color. At the time I had decided I was embracing my gray. Color was too much trouble, especially if you're on the ...


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The following idea is very simple although this may seem to be a bit long explanation. If you want to see the idea - the solution of the problem, before you see the problem, you can take a look at the section below, called "
The solution - Workaround 3 - Java typedefs (kind of)
1. The problem:
I discovered something remotely cool while I was coding in Java again after a very long break from it and being mostly a C++ programmer. I want to share the idea. Because the collection classes List, Set, Map, Collection, HashMap, etc., in Java aren't template classes like their corresponding collection classes in C++ (in the C++ Standard Template Library (stl)), it can sometimes be hard to figure out what kind of objects are stored in collection classes in Java just by looking at variable defnitions. Let's take an example:
import java.util.List;
import java.util.ArrayList;
class Blat
mList = new
Now, just by looking at this piece of code, you can't see what kind of objects should be stored in the member variable 'mList'. But when objects are later inserted in the list, they must be of the correct type, always. Also, when they are extracted from the list, they must always be cast to the correct class.
I found out that very regularly, I had to
search for an example
of an insertion or an extraction from the list,
just to see what kind of objects were stored in there
. I tend to forget quickly the class of the objects in my collection objects, like 'mList'. Often this is because classes in a package tend to have similar names. I think I'm not the only one that tends to have this kind of mental blackout :). Anyway...
There are at least 2 obvious workarounds for this problem:
1) Rename 'mList' to something more descriptive, like 'mStrings' f.ex., if it's a list of String objects.
2) Put a comment in the line above the definition of 'mList', specifying what kind of objects are stored in 'mList'.
The problem with both of these approaches is that this kind of list is very likely going to be used in other places in the code too, f.ex. as a method parameter somewhere. Here's an example:
class Blat
// A list of String objects
mStrings = new
// 'strings' is a list of String objects
void foo(List strings)
The problem is that in every place this kind of list (a list of Strings) is defined, a comment regarding the object type has to be put and/or the name of the variable has to be set to something that specifies the kind of objects in the list. Another problem with using class-descriptive names for collection variables (workaround 2), is that it restricts the naming of collection variables to the type of the objects in the collection. We would like, f.ex., to be able to use the name 'mUserIDs', instead of 'mStrings', even though the user ids are strings, because it's more descriptive for the specific situation.
2. The solution - Workaround 3 - Java typedefs (kind of):
Here's my own idea:
Whenever you want to define a new type of collection class, like a List of Chat objects, or a Map from String objects to Integer objects, use a pattern that could be described as "Java typedefs", which improves code readability. It's a pattern that I thought of myself. Maybe you guys know of a better one. If so, I would like to know it.
Let's take an example: Let's say that you want to define a List of String objects and use that kind of collection class in several places in your code. Here's how you would do it (the bulk of the idea is encapsulated in boldface):
// List of String objects.
// use: String_List list = new String_ArrayList();
interface String_List extends List{}
class String_ArrayList extends ArrayList implements String_List{}
class Blat
String_List mUserIDs = new String_ArrayList();
void foo(String_List userIDs)
String user = "wv:firstname.lastname@example.com";
As you can see in boldface, I'm defining a new interface, "String_List", which extends the interface java.util.List and provides an
empty class body
- which is important. I'm also defining a new class, "String_ArrayList", which implements the new interface and extends the java.util.ArrayList class (which is the most commonly used concrete implementation of the java.util.List class). This class also provides an empty class body. Similar things could just as easily be done with other concrete implementations of the java.util.List class, like java.util.LinkedList, for example.
Now, you must understand that because the class bodies are empty, this doesn't really do anything at all, code wise. But it sure makes it easier to see what kind of objects are stored in the list. All you have to do is look at the name "String_List" to see that this must be a list of Strings. This, of course, doesn't guarantee correct insertion and extraction of the correct class of objects like the C++ Standard Template Library does at compile time, but it does give you something extra in addition to just typing "List userIDs", in terms of readability. It's also very simple to do this.
Here's an example of how you could do this with the java.util.Map class:
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.HashMap;
// Map from Integer objects to String objects.
// use: Integer2String_Map m = new Integer2String_HashMap();
interface Integer2String_Map extends Map{}
class Integer2String_HashMap extends HashMap implements Integer2String_Map{}
class Blat
Integer2String_Map mGrabbedRegexps = new Integer2String_HashMap();
void foo(Integer2String_Map grabbedRegexps)
mGrabbedRegexps.put(new Integer(5), "aaabbb");
Here's an example of how you could do this with the java.util.Set class:
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.HashSet;
class Chat{ ... }
// Set of Chat objects.
// use: Chat_Set s = new Chat_HashSet();
interface Chat_Set extends Set{}
class Chat_HashSet extends HashSet implements Chat_Set{}
class Blat
Chat_Set mExpiredChats = new Chat_HashSet();
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Debt collectors would have to make sure they are going after the right person under a bill working its way through the Legislature.
Democratic Sen. Mark Leno of San Francisco says some unscrupulous debt-buyers don't care who they target.
They might lure innocent parties into court to obtain default judgments that let them seize property or garnish wages - including from consumers who never owed the debt to begin with.
Even a Southern California state lawmaker found himself a victim when a collection agency arranged to have his Senate paycheck garnished to pay off a debt that wasn't his.
The bill, SB233, was approved unanimously Friday by the Senate. It requires debt-buyers to have documents proving they are going after the right individual.
It now goes to the Assembly.
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All I can say is that spring has sprung and Sumrall is buzzing. Let's take a look of what's going on.
The first "Color the Town Blue for Autism" event will be from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. April 27 in Lions Club Park. The event will include a variety of vendors, fun jumps and plenty of entertainment. Sumrall's marching band will perform around 10 a.m. or a little after.
Autism is a growing concern in Mississippi, as well as across the country. One in 50 school-age children has autism, and one in 31 boys has been diagnosed with autism, according to recent studies.
There is no known cause or cure.
There will be plenty of information on autism during the event on April 27.
For more information, contact Stephanie Ewert at 520-5390 or Sherri Vapore at 606-7109 or email@example.com.
All proceeds will go to Mississippi Centers for Autism & Related Developmental Disabilities in D'Iberville.
Don't wait too long to call about booth space because the spaces are filling up fast. The deadline to register for this festival is Saturday.
Those attending should bring lawn chairs. ...
RELAY FOR LIFE OF LAMAR COUNTY 2013 will start at 6 p.m. May 3 at the Sumrall High School football field. The event runs until 6 a.m.
Survivor registration starts at 5:30 p.m.
The survivor reception and ceremony are at 6 p.m. The opening lap with survivors is at 6:30 p.m., followed by a caregiver lap. A kid lap and team lap will follow.
The closing ceremony will be 5:30 a.m. There will be special entertainment all night including Sumrall High School concert choir, Billy Mauldin, The Travis Clark Band and Sam Newman.
Some of the all-night activities include Zumba with Elizabeth Logan, a limbo contest, tug-of-war, Simon says, cornhole contest and egg toss musical chairs.
There will be lots of fun, food and entertainment.
Teams will be on site selling raffle tickets, hamburgers, hot dogs, crawfish, home-baked goodies and much more.
This is a yearly event that raises awareness as well as funds for the American Cancer Society.
Luminaries are lit during a special ceremony.
For details, call Kerri Mauldin at 543-8874. ...
SUMRALL PUBLIC LIBRARY MANAGER BRIDGETTE BROOM wants to let everyone know that registration for the reading programs is not too far off.
Registration will be from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. May 30 at the library. All the children who register will be given a snowball.
The Friends of the Library will be selling T-shirts again this year. Cost is $12 each. ...
LAMAR COUNTY SUPERVISOR DALE LUCUS has found a perfect piece of land for the Sumrall Senior Meal Site. It will be right behind Ward's.
The final signing of papers has been done. We don't want to put the cart before the horse so we are going to say it could be ready in late fall or early spring. ...
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August 5, 2014
Episode 178: Caligula
Guest Co-Host: Maitland McDonagh
We begin "Roman Month" with the 1979 film Caligula is a biopic about one of the most-wicked rulers of Rome. It was directed by Tinto Brass until he took his name off it. It was written by Gore Vidal until he took his name of it. And, it was proudly produced by Bob Guccione of Penthouse magazine who didn't take his name off it. Caligula tells the tale of "Little Boots" and his anarchistic rule over Rome between 37-41 AD. Malcolm McDowell plays the title role and the film features well-known and respected British actors Sir John Gielgud, Sir Peter O'Toole and Helen Mirren... to name a few… along with a swath of Penthouse Pets.
Over 35 years later, Caligula is still as notorious for what's on screen as what went on behind the scenes.
Correction: Victor Mature was not in Nightmare Alley.
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Nice episode. Very interesting oddity the likes we will never see again.ReplyDelete
Have to make a correction though. Victor Mature was not in Nightmare Alley, that was Tyrone Power.
Duh. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Great episode on Jodorowsky's Caligula --- I mean Tinto Brass' Dune --- I mean.... gah, my head is spinning!ReplyDelete
Seriously though, an extremely informative & entertaining episode as usual. I'm glad to know Mr. Sandhu's book is still on the horizon. Knowing his real name helps. It saddens me that he was told to use a pseudonym in the wake of post-9/11 xenophobia. Are there really cult cinephiles who would be put off reading a book on Caligula because the author's name is of a certain ethnicity?Replies
Yeah, I edited that interview and I debated cutting that bit about the name but I thought it was too interesting not to leave in... because it's sad!Delete
Glad you enjoyed the episode.
Although I'm the world's slowest reader, I'm looking forward to this book as well!
I can relate to your "functional illiteracy", I'm no speed-reader myself.Delete
Steven Wright once made a joke like "My nephew has HD ADD. He has trouble concentrating, but when he does, he's REALLY focused!" That's kind of how I feel, haha.
- Jeffrey GoodmanAug 9, 2014, 2:10:00 PM
Great show as per usual! Can't wait for Mr. Sandhu's book! I was also quite tickled to find out I'm not the only one who confuses Victor Mature and Tyrone Power! great minds...etc.etc....ReplyDelete
- Jeffrey GoodmanAug 9, 2014, 2:17:00 PM
Re: Helen Mirren.....Age Of Consent should be on your list....Michael Powell gets quite the performance, and James Mason never hurts either!!!!ReplyDelete
Loved both interviews! I hope the best for Ranjit Sandhu's book. I'm very impressed by Tuschinski's commitment as well :DReplyDelete
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Justin Lassen and Naomi Mercer spoke at PreSonuSphere 2013, and shared some of their production secrets concerning recording and comping vocals in PreSonus Studio One. Comping the best possible performance elements from your take has never been easier!
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And when it came to sightseeing, "Jeff pretty much only went to war museums, as you can imagine," King says. "I remember the first time we went to Moscow, maybe around 1998. His whole thing was going to one of the Moscow war museums, so I was like, 'Hey, that sounds cool,' so I went with him. And it was just windy and cold as fuck there. But Jeff loved that stuff."
For Kathryn, who preferred to remain at home when Jeff went on tour, all she could do was count the days until he returned. "It was extremely hard for me," she says. "The first tour they did was a three-week tour from southern California up to San Francisco, and in those days there were no cell phones or internet, and it was difficult for him to stay in touch with me. And at first I just thought, Oh my god, I'm gonna die. When the band finally started touring Europe, he made sure to send me letters and postcards almost every day, and that was the only thing that kept me going, because I really didn't know when I would talk to him again."
As the years wore on, returning home from tour usually meant the rest of the band had seen the last of Hanneman for a while. "He would just go home and detach," King says. "He might have lived only 45 minutes away, but unless you were part of his inner circle, it was hard to stay in touch with him. And it took me a few years to understand that. For a while I was just like, 'Why isn't this guy calling me back?' But as I got older I just realized that that was who Jeff was.
"I don't think Jeff and I were ever best friends," continues King. "I think we were probably the closest in the band, but never best friends. To put it in a way that everyone could understand, Jeff and I were like business partners. Was he my friend? Of course he was my friend. But we didn't really act like that. The last time I was at Jeff's house was January 2003. We went to his place to watch the Raiders in the playoffs. And it sounds horrible, but it wasn't horrible. That was just how it was."
"When Jeff was home, Jeff liked to be home and stay home," Kathryn says. "He was over it—over the road, over people, over everything. He just wanted to hibernate for a while, and I always respected that. When he was home he liked to sleep in and just kick back during the day. Sometimes he'd get an idea for a song and run down to his music room and start working on music.
And video games—Jeff was a huge video game buff. It started around 1983 with Intellivision, and after that it was Sega and Nintendo and everything else. If any new system came out, we went out and got it immediately. First-person shooters were his thing. He kept up to date on all of them.
"The TV was always on Seinfeld, Frasier, Cheers, Scrubs. And of course football or hockey. Sometimes all the TVs in the house would be on, and we'd be watching different games in every room."
Pets, football, Seinfeld, video games, music—yes, home life for Jeff and Kathryn Hanneman was almost surprisingly wholesome, particularly around the holidays.
"Christmas was his absolute favorite holiday," Kathryn says. "He loved giving gifts, and he would always get me quite a few gifts. He started me on a German nutcracker collection and a bear collection, so he was always buying me new pieces for those. For Jeff, the bigger the tree, the better. Our house has 24-foot-high cathedral ceilings, and I remember one year him coming home with a tree that was 22 feet high! [laughs] And of course I would be the one climbing up and down the ladder decorating it. Jeff liked to just sit back and watch me decorate the tree."
When it came to playing guitar and writing songs at home, Jeff never had any kind of set structure. He would go long stretches without picking up a guitar when the band wasn't active, and songwriting was done on the spur of the moment, whenever inspiration struck.
"He would never ever say, 'I need to go and write a song,' " Kathryn says. "It would just hit him out of nowhere. He never planned it or was preoccupied with it. If we were at a restaurant, he would ask me if I had the recorder with me, and I'd pull it out and he'd basically hum the riff or speak the lyric into the recorder. And if we were home in the middle of watching TV, he'd get up and run down to the music room and start laying out the drums. That's how many of his Slayer songs came about."
Hanneman established himself as Slayer's principal songwriter early on. By the late Eighties and early Nineties, he had formed a close working relationship with Araya, who handled lyrics for many of Hanneman's most iconic songs, including "South of Heaven," "War Ensemble" and "Seasons in the Abyss."
"We seemed to connect on ideas and themes," Araya says. "He would have an idea that was half-written, and I'd read it and work on it and disappear and put thoughts together and then I'd say, 'What do you think?' and he'd say, 'This is great. This is exactly what I was hoping you'd come up with.' He was very encouraging about me putting my ideas down and the two of us working together. I always liked working with Jeff because he allowed me to do things that came naturally. There was a lot of freedom between the two of us when we wrote music and created songs. I think I'm really going to miss that.
"Of all the songs that we've ever written as a band, the two songs that ended up getting Grammys—'Eyes of the Insane' and 'Final Six'—were songs that Jeff and I worked on together. That's something I'm really proud of and something I always tried to make him proud of. I would say, 'Look, you wrote two Grammy-winning songs. You can't get any better than that. That's a milestone.' "
Lombardo, too, had great respect for Hanneman as a songwriter and admired the fact that Jeff would present his songs with a basic drum-machine beat already in place. "So many guitar players can't program a drum machine or play along with their own songs," says Lombardo, who is currently performing and writing with his band, Philm. "Doing it the way he did takes a lot more talent because you're thinking of all the instrumentation in a song rather than relying on other people. He heard everything in his mind before anyone else did.
"The 'vibey' quality of Jeff's songs allowed me to create these crescendos and decrescendos, making the song dynamically louder or bringing it back down with the drums. His songs were never just a constant roar of guitar playing—they were dynamic, and it gave me the opportunity to decorate the songs a little more in a form that made sense."
While news of Hanneman's death in May came as a shock to all but his closest friends and family—"Was I surprised by how he died? No," King says. "Was it a surprise that it was that quick? Yes."—there were events that occurred in the previous few years that could be viewed as contributing factors in the guitarist's downward spiral. One was the death of his father in 2008.
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August 27, 2013 at 2:17pm
What a sweet, charming guy. He will be missed.
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August 27, 2013 at 1:11pm
hell, we remember that fat ass line in the booklet to show no mercy! damn though, what an effed up way to die, gotta thrash it harder now! R.I.P Jeff
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INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana Pacers forward/guard Paul George was named as a starter for the Eastern Conference All-Stars.
George, Stephen Curry, Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving have all been voted NBA All-Stars, putting four first-time starters in the Feb. 16 game in New Orleans.
"It's huge. It's special, it's a blessing, especially coming from where I come from," said George. "Gaining votes through the fans to be a starter…A lot of guys come into the league and they already have a name and an image, and fans already are following them and already know about their game coming into the league. For me to have nothing really, it's love to the true fans that I have so I think it's special."
George is the third Pacers player to start the NBA All-Star Game, joining Reggie Miller (1995) and Jermaine O'Neal (2003, 2004 and 2006) as Pacers voted by the fans to start for the Eastern Conference, Pacers officials said.
Kobe Bryant was elected by fans to his 16th All-Star game, second-most in NBA history, but this one is shaping up as a kids' game.
Curry, perhaps the biggest snub last season, will join him in the Western Conference backcourt. Love passed Dwight Howard in the final days of voting and will start in the frontcourt along with Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant and the Clippers' Blake Griffin.
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Rainy day gives High Yield Team farmers chance to reflect on the soybean crop
Rain in the midst of harvest season is not necessarily a bad thing.
It gives farmers time to catch their breath as they work on the combine, deliver grain, do paperwork or even run an election campaign.
We visited several farmers in this middle week in October who are part of our High Yield Team of soybean growers. All still have crops in the field, and were finding other things to do as they waited for sunshine. (The HYT program, sponsored by Successful Farming and Syngenta's AgriEdge, is designed to find ways to enhance soybean yields and profits.)
In far southwest Iowa, HYT farmer Richard Dittberner didn't mind a couple days of rain because it gave him a little time to work on his campaign -- he's running for county supervisor of Fremont County, his first venture into politics.
Dittberner, with 200 acres of soybeans still to cut, says yields so far have been excellent, but only because of "divine guidance. I don't know how else to explain it." With little rain in July, and just spotty showers in August, his best yields have been over 60 bushels an acre, or 15 to 20 bushels better than he estimated back in September.
"Once the leaves started to drop, you could see there were a lot of pods," Dittberner says. "The thing that may have saved us is that there was very little insect or disease pressure on this crop. We weren't getting much rain, but none of those other things went wrong at the same time."
He gives a lot of credit for his soybean yields to no-till practices, which held the soil moisture during the dry streaks. "We'll be seeing more no-till around here next year," he predicts.
As soon as the beans are harvested, Dittberner plans to immediately seed some of the acres to winter wheat. Wheat prices are spurring his interest in this, as he can contract them for delivery next summer at $4.25 per bushel. His budgeted cost to seed, fertilize and harvest the crop is $64 an acre, meaning even a 20-bushel wheat yield will be profitable. If he can harvest the wheat in late June, he'll come in right behind with the soybean drill and try to pull off a doublecrop.
Across the Missouri River in Nebraska, HYT member Michael Thomas is sitting in his farm shop south of Yutan with a space heater running, waiting for the rain to stop on a blustery 40-degree day. For him, the timing on the rain isn't so bad, because his combine has been in his dealer's shop for a couple of days anyway, to fix a twisted shaft.
As he recalls the soybean growing season, he says there were some anxious moments in July when he was ready to give up on the crop for lack of moisture (none of his fields are irrigated). Then it cooled off in August, and rained about 10 inches just as the pods were filling.
We had visited Thomas last spring as he planted his last soybeans in dry soil a few miles south of his home. "Those beans turned out to be my best," he says, averaging 65 bushels per acre. In the spring, he had plans to try a foliar fertilizer on some of them to see if it would increase yields.


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Between now and then, our temps do become much milder. Highs for Tuesday will hit the low 60s for many areas with an isolated thunderstorm on the move. Wednesday will feature even warmer temps in the upper 60s to around 70. We will also run the risk for a shower or thunderstorm.
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krissycake 7 years
i just threw up in my mouth a little.
Sticker1 7 years
"i am not saying mccain is perfect by any means, but obama obviously has distorted views of his plan of action and will do no good for this country." I think you are wrong. And to address the article: 1. The media will drive people to hate Obama huh...this is like Mel Gibson conspiracy theory style. 2. The Gallup pole has only been around since the 1930's which apparently is as long as our nation's history? Also, it strangely coincides with the RNC which we can all agree was the peak of the mountain in the polls. 3. There are 6 states blah blah blah...let me go out and find facts and stats that support whatever I'm trying to convince you of. For instance I believe there is a relationship between who wins the super bowl and who becomes president...kind of. As long as the Redskins lose, Obama wins. 4. This guy somehow knows the temperature of all the constituents out there? And he is calling Obama the messiah? This only affects Florida anyway, right? 5. This guy knows how Hillary supporters feel and how they are going to vote as well? Last time I checked, women, especially Hillary supporters seem to be flocking to Obama (but I forgot, the polls lie). 6. A hairdresser in the Midwest said McCain is a stronger leader and people vote for strong leaders for president. Really? Did this guy get his 12 year old kid to write this? Heck of an argument. 7. Ah yes, the Bradley effect...well it's my understanding that there is pretty good evidence against the current existence of the Bradley effect. But the research was done at Harvard, which is a little elite if you know what I mean...like conspiracy elite, whatever. I guess I've officially become a reactionary ranter. Hopefully this will be my debut and farewell all at once.
joygwilson 7 years
i think everything in this article makes sense. the media does blind people! america is so stupid sometimes and is seriously blinded by that the media and celebrities say. i am not saying mccain is perfect by any means, but obama obviously has distorted views of his plan of action and will do no good for this country.
lorenashley 7 years
redstate.com? right.
momma-tikita 7 years
no thanks..i'll stay happy thank you very much!
zeze 7 years
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zeze 7 years
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zeze 7 years
Those reasons are beyond lame. ...want some real reasons, there is an article on the Huffington Post with 4 reasons to still not think Obama will win that will seriously depress and worry any Obama supporter and add the voter being complacent b/c the media is making it seem like Obama is up 30pts and you get a McCain win! ugh...I wish I never read it.
kastarte2 7 years
I don't think either candidate is a lock. Six days is enough time for either side to implode.
popgoestheworld 7 years
I don't think anyone should ever call their ticket a "lock." You're just asking for it.
ceej 7 years
Wow, such arrogance. It may well happen but the author's rubbish about the media as the basis of the argument is quite ridiculous. For every left leaning article there is at least as many if not more right leaning pieces. I love the fact that they equate the feminizing of the media as a bad bad thing and yet women will vote for Sarah Palin! I also refuse to accept that the US is a nation of rascists who won't vote for a black president.
momma-tikita 7 years
:oy: I dont even want to read them..
liliblu 7 years
Is this a real article?
janneth 7 years
But doesn't Palin hurt him with the indies??
dreamsugar 7 years
MarinerMandy 7 years
Those are all anecdotal reasons. I'm not convinced.
stephley 7 years
"But the national media has become a feminized, electronic vote-for-Obama nagging machine." Whoa, how many members of Citizen can you insult in one line!?! But my goodness, when faced with such carefully thought out, scientific reasoning as this article presents, I guess Obama supporters can only sleep in on election day - and brace for four more years of Bush policies. :rotfl:


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New turf will be installed at Cramton Bowl by June 1, in plenty of time for the Camellia Bowl this December.
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Tanner Scheppers learning how to deal with mistake pitches
GOODYEAR, Ariz. — RHP Tanner Scheppers worked a spring-high four innings for the Texas Rangers on Friday night against Cincinnati. He finished well, retiring six of the final seven hitters faced.
Scheppers was happy with that, but he was displeased with how he responded to a mistake pitch that ended up costing him the two runs that he allowed.
With two outs in the second inning, Scheppers gave up a single on a 0-2 pitch to Zack Cozart. The combination of a walk, a wild pitch and a single by Chris Nelson produced two runs.
"I made a mistake to Cozart, and he took advantage of it," Scheppers said. "I lost a little focus trying to bear down and make quality pitches there. I need to bear down and flush my mistake."
This may have been Scheppers' last chance to make a case for joining the rotation. If manager Ron Washington returns him to last season's role of main set-up reliever, Scheppers believes he will be better off from this experience.
"It's been a learning experience," Scheppers said "I'm just happy for the opportunity. All I can control is (on the field.) Everything else will fall into place."
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Physical activity can be defined as anything from biking to work to cleaning your pad, while actual exercise is activity done with a purpose — like hitting the gym or going for a run. While any sort of movement is better than being sedentary, it's important to note that if you really want to achieve any noticeable progress with your health and fitness goals, you have to do quite a bit more than read your favorite mag while walking on the treadmill (busted!). According to Barbara Robb, a contributing writer and health expert for Everyday Health, there are four major components you should include in your routine.
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So, there's no checklist to help us define blight, according to the Empire State Development Corporation's (ESDC) testimony at a hearing Tuesday, just a report that ESDC board members--lay people who don't visit the neighborhood at issue--uses to conclude that the conditions are "substandard and insanitary."
That's pretty vague, dangerously so, according to attorney Norman Siegel, who represents plaintiffs challenging eminent domain for the Columbia University expansion.
I prefer a different definition of blight, from urban planning professor Lynne Sagalyn: "When the fabric of a neighborhood is shot to hell."
The cappuccino test
But a friend suggested an easier measure: "If you're within five minutes of getting decent cappuccino, there can be no blight."
Well, as the photo (via Google Maps) shows, on Vanderbilt Avenue below Dean Street, right across the street from the southeast block of the Atlantic Yards site (destined for interim surface parking), there are three restaurants, part of a vibrant shopping strip.
I don't know if the luncheonette at the corner and pizzeria just to its south serve cappuccino. But the third restaurant, Le Gamin, sure does.
A site or an area?
In testimony Tuesday, ESDC General Counsel Anita Laremont said the statute refers to an "area [that] is determined to be substandard and insanitary."
Yes, an area.
In other words, lay people should understand that the area is not defined by the specific parcels coveted by developer Forest City Ratner but should be looked at a bit more holistically.
And then, a reasonable person might conclude that other measures less extreme than eminent domain--like a rezoning (a suggestion that, when proposed, led the ESDC to punt)--might have been effective in removing blight.
After all, there's a historic district very, very nearby. In fact, the restaurants shown are in the historic district.
(Note: the city historic district had not been designated when the project was proposed, though parts of Prospect Heights, many in the new historic district, were named in 1983 to the National Register of Historic Places.)
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The AB Real Book is a unique collection of nearly 100 songs suitable for intermediate players. It contains authentic lead sheets, lyrics, written-out piano accompaniments, background on the song and musicians, and suggestions for further listening. Tunes include: All Blues · Almost like Being in Love · Blue Samba · Caravan · Charleston · Going Home · In a Mellow Tone · It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) · Mood Indigo · A Night in Tunisia · Perdido · Samba De Orfeu · Stars Fell on Alabama · Tenderly · What Is This Thing Called Love · more. Spiral-bound.