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Eleanor Gussman appointed chief executive of Spitalfields Music
27 August 2015
Eleanor Gussman has been appointed chief executive of Spitalfields Music.
Gussman will join the organisation from October 2015, leading its festivals and year-round learning and participation programme.
She previously spent eight years at the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO), where she headed the LSO Discovery education programme.
More recently, she has also acted as a consultant for clients including the London Sinfonietta and the Wellcome Trust.
The announcement comes at a busy time for Spitalfields Music as it prepares to celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2016.
In 2015, in addition to its Summer Festival, the charity also presented its first ever Takeover Spring Festival, curated and produced by pupils at three local Tower Hamlets schools.
Gussman said: 'I am absolutely delighted to be joining Spitalfields Music in the lead-up to the 40th anniversary in 2016.
'The organisation's world-class programming, award-winning education programme and setting in the heart of East London make it irresistible.'
As Head of LSO Discovery, Gussman introduced a new digital platform, LSO Play, and a creative hub for composers at LSO St Luke's, LSO Soundhub.
Under her leadership, the LSO gave 80 young musicians from East London the opportunity to perform in the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games.
She also helped the orchestra to develop intergenerational community projects in collaboration with the Aix-en-Provence festival, and to embed creative music practice in classrooms across East London through a continuing professional development (CPD) programme.
ABRSM to launch Classical 100 web-based app for primary schools
26 August 2015
The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) is planning to launch a new web-based app to introduce primary schoolchildren to classical music.
The Classical 100 app, which will give teachers access to 100 specially selected pieces of music, will be available to primary schools throughout England from November.
It is being developed in partnership with Classic FM and Decca, with the backing of the Department for Education.
A statement on the ABRSM website says: 'At its simplest, you can listen to a recording of each piece, while sharing and exploring the story behind the music and its composer.
'The list is also dynamic, allowing you to "sort" the repertoire by mood, instrument, tempo, historical period or in any other way that suits you.
'In time, a range of downloadable resources will also be made available via the resource.
'So however you choose to use it, we believe that Classical 100 will lead to more children discovering, appreciating and getting involved in music of all kinds from an early age.'
The news follows an announcement in April at Rhinegold's Music Education Expo, where schools minister Nick Gibb said the government was working with partners to develop 'a new list of 100 pieces of classical music that every child should be familiar with by the time they leave primary school'.
Nick Gibb announces plans at the Music Education Expo 2015 (from 7.57)
The list will feature orchestral, chamber music and choral pieces, including Mozart's Horn Concerto No 4, the 'Hallelujah' chorus from Handel's Messiah, Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf, Beethoven's 'Moonlight' Sonata and Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.
It will also include contemporary works, such as Graham Fitkin's Hook.
Håkan Hardenberger to give masterclass for students from three UK music colleges
25 August 2015
Students from three UK music colleges will get the chance to work alongside Håkan Hardenberger next year as part of a new partnership between the trumpeter and the Philharmonia Orchestra.
The orchestra's Håkan Hardenberger series, called The Trumpet Shall Sound, will include a masterclass on 21 January at the Royal College of Music (RCM) with trumpet students from the RCM, Royal Academy of Music (RAM) and Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM).
One trumpeter from each of the conservatoires will work on and perform a contemporary British trumpet concerto by a composer associated with their institution: Mark-Anthony Turnage (RCM), Peter Maxwell Davies (RAM) and Harrison Birtwistle (RNCM).
The series will also see the Swedish trumpeter perform two major concertos and two free concerts at London's Royal Festival Hall.
Hardenberger said: 'My relationship with the Philharmonia goes back over 30 years and it's an honour now to deepen this relationship by letting the trumpet sound with the orchestra in a wide spectrum over a short time.
'To also be given the possibility within this frame to pass on some of my experience to the younger generation makes it even more enjoyable.'
David Whelton, managing director of the Philharmonia Orchestra, said: 'Håkan is an inspirational figure in the music world.
'His commitment to widening the repertoire for the trumpet, and his enthusiasm for his instrument and new music particularly, sets the standard by which other trumpeters are judged.'
RCM announces new autumn concert and lecture series
25 August 2015
The Royal College of Music (RCM) is launching a new concert series as well as a new strand of talks and debates this autumn.
Orchestral Masterworks, a new series by the RCM Philharmonic, will feature classical favourites across six concerts.
The orchestra will perform works such as The Sorcerer's Apprentice by Dukas and music from The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky, plus symphonies by Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart and concertos by Martinů and Tchaikovsky.
The first three Orchestral Masterworks concerts will take place at 6pm, giving audiences the opportunity to avoid the rush hour travel. Ticket prices are being kept deliberately low, starting at £5.
The Music and Ideas series, meanwhile, will include talks from internationally renowned artists such as Sir Thomas Allen, John Lill, Alina Ibragimova and Sarah Connolly.
Stephen Johns, artistic director of the RCM, said: 'I am delighted to announce the Royal College of Music's new Orchestral Masterworks series, a truly exciting venture on both an artistic and educational level.
'Our students will be given the opportunity to immerse themselves in a plethora of key orchestral works, gaining the crucial performance experience needed for their future professional careers.
'Our audiences will be reminded why this repertoire is so loved, hearing refreshing interpretations from our young musicians – many of whom will be performing these works for the first time.'
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More than 100 friends and family of Mary Schulte gathered, Nov. 14, to give thanks for their teacher, colleague, friend, mother, and wife.
Principal Chris Turner shares memories of Mary Schulte at the memorial. Photo by Phil Custodio
"We're here to honor a very special woman," said Chris Turner, Independence Elementary principal. "It's obvious that she touched so many people, not just as a teacher, but as a colleague and friend. This is a real tribute to Mary and the legacy she left."
Independence Elementary hosted a tree planting ceremony in honor of Schulte, who taught in Clarkston for over 20 years, at Andersonville, Springfield Plains, and Independence elementary schools, and Sashabaw Middle School.
She passed away on Oct. 23 after a courageous battle with breast cancer.
Fellow Independence teachers Dennis Klenow and Nancy Distelrath described her as a teacher who wore many hats for her students and the community.
"She was so talented she would whip out her guitar and sing with her students," Distelrath said.
"All of us are very lucky to have spent a little bit of time with her," Klenow said.
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Business Climate as a Leading Indicator? An Empirical Investigation for West Germany from 1978 to 1990
For 25 years now, the leading indicator "Business Climate" of the Ifo Institute has been applied in the Federal Republic of Germany. The intent of this note is to provide answers to two questions by means of econometric methods. The first question is: Is the business climate really a leading indicator? The second question is: How much time is the indicator ahead? For verification and in order to respond to both questions, the Granger causality test is used in the version of Hsiao.
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Working entirely in French and shooting in Paris, director Samantha Lang has fashioned a spellbinding tale that shows her at the height of her powers. Wonderfully supported by a talented cast led by Leelee Sobieski and James Hong, LIdole is a brilliantly crafted film that is at once disturbing and affirming.
Sobieski plays Sarah, a young actress who moves into a rambling old apartment block peopled by an odd assortment of aging and endlessly curious tenants. Initially, she is accompanied by her boyfriend, with whom she engages in gymnastic sex. But he is soon dumped, arousing the benign and not-so-benign interests of a couple of older men, one of whom has ogled her shamelessly. The other, Zao (Hong), is an elderly, refined Chinese man with whom Sarah begins a relationship that forms the core of this exquisitely conceived film.
Zao slowly becomes intrigued by his beautiful new neighbour and begins entering Sarahs open doorway with increasing frequency. The day she reveals her plans for destructive revenge, he proposes a pact: he will cook for her until the fateful date. Thus a bond is forged, portrayed by Lang with loving care. Zao is a consummate gentleman and his old-world charms soon win over Sarah, who has known only the selfish behaviour of loutish boyfriends. He brings order and serenity into her life, treats her like a lady and prepares magnificent, visually beautiful meals for her. He is connected with all the senses and his sensuality slowly carries over into an ambiguously erotic relationship, subtly depicted by the actors and filmed with immense sensitivity. However, as Sarahs behaviour becomes more and more erratic, Zao finds that he must call upon all his inner resources to deal with his own growing emotions.
Reflective, serene and spiritual, LIdole is truly erotic when it needs to be, but this is only one of its delights. The film is a meditation on despair, generosity and the power of the spirit to challenge the forces of darkness and a tale of youth and age meeting on a strange battlefield.
British-born and raised, Lang has made her adopted homeland her base. Settling with her family in Sydney, she had an eclectic education, spending time in France, Germany and Czechoslovakia before earning her degree in film at Sydney's prestigious Australian Film, Television and Radio School. Lang earned attention for her short films, including "God's Bones" (1993) and "Audacious" (1995). Shortly after graduation, she caught the attention of producer-actor Bryan Brown, who tapped her to helm an episode of the Australian TV series "Twisted Tales". Lang continued her ascent (although on the first day of shooting, many crew members mistook her for either a costume mistress or a runner) with her first feature, "The Well" (1997). Adapted by Laura Jones from an Elizabeth Jolley story, the film depicted the growing love relationship between two diverse woman, a city girl and older spinster, in a rural community. Lang's second feature was "The Monkey's Mask" (2000), about a lesbian private investigator hired to find a murderer terrorizing a college campus.
James Hong was born in Minneapolis, MN, USA. He studied civil engineering at the University of Minnesota, but at some point along the way became interested in acting. He graduated from USC and practiced for 1? years as a road engineer with the County of Los Angeles. He took sick leaves and vacation time to do films. He finally quit engineering to focus on acting full time. He is one of the founders of the East-West Players, the oldest Asian American theater in Los Angeles. He served as president and charter member of the Association of Asian Pacific American Artists. He current lives in Los Angeles and is planning to produce and direct his own films.
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"I play an actress. That was very, very strange. It really was actually. I felt like a schizophrenic. I play a young Australian girl living in Paris and she is the understudy in a play. I'm having an affair with the lead actor of the play. The person I'm the understudy for is married to the lead actor. I don't like her. Her name is Sylvie Martin and my character is obsessed with this. And she's living in this apartment. There's this old Chinese man who's like 74 who's her next door neighbour and they kind of become best friends. It's about all the different characters that live in the building, whether it's the train conductor downstairs or the little girl with her dog. It's very intimate and all kind of situational and mental and it's kind of dramatic and funny too. And my character just has no base. You never know when she's acting and when she's being real. Because of that you're left kind of guessing as you watch her. Is that really something she's feeling? Is she playing a game with him? Or is she playing a game with herself? You never really know and it's really interesting."
"There is a whole European market. I think it used to be so much American market. Now I think it's like 60 percent in Europe and 40 percent in the States. That's half of my culture too. The U.S. is the United States. And it is this big block that everything is kind of directed towards in more ways than one now. But Europe is just as important."


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Like almost everyone else I know, I am obsessed with Call Me Maybe.
But this version is seriously my summer jam.
I might have requested a friend play it about 10 times while hanging at her awesome Airstream the other weekend. I am not sure if I love it because it's Jimmy Fallon (who while not a ginger, I have a major crush on) or if it's because there is a kazoo in it or if it's because they just look like they are having so much fun.
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Issaquah police nab NFL player for domestic violence
February 5, 2013
By Warren Kagarise
Prosecutors could charge Leroy Hill for domestic violence-related crimes, after Issaquah police arrested the Seattle Seahawks linebacker for assaulting and imprisoning a woman.
Officers responded to Hill's Talus home along Cougar Ridge Drive Northwest at about 4 p.m. Jan. 29. Hill's girlfriend, a 26-year-old Issaquah woman, said he had assaulted her numerous times since about 10:30 a.m. She told police he stood on her head and chest, struck her with a bottle of alcohol and punched her as many as 20 times.
She said Hill, 30, blocked the doorway, did not allow her to leave the home and took her cellphone, court documents state. The woman escaped from the residence when he went to the bathroom.
Officers arrested Hill for domestic violence and assault related to the incident. The response to the home in the 60 block of Cougar Ridge Drive Northwest included police and Eastside Fire & Rescue units.
Police requested the emergency units to treat the woman's injuries. Medics transported her to Swedish/Issaquah, where she was treated and released.
Officers arrested Hill and transported him to the Issaquah City Jail, where he spent the night as officers investigated the case. Police then transported Hill to the King County Jail the next morning.
The court set Hill's bail at $150,000 and he posted bond after a Jan. 31 court hearing.
Hill could face felony charges in King County Superior Court for unlawful imprisonment-domestic violence and third-degree assault-domestic violence. Prosecutors said a charging decision is forthcoming as the investigation continues, King County Prosecutor's Office spokesman Dan Donohoe said Feb. 1.
The arrest is the latest legal trouble for Hill, a third-round pick for the Seahawks in the 2005 NFL Draft.
In April 2010, Issaquah police arrested him for a domestic violence incident involving another woman.
Police said a dispute occurred between Hill and his then-girlfriend at his Talus home. Officers arrested Hill and booked him into Issaquah City Jail for fourth-agree assault related to domestic violence, a misdemeanor.
Hill later pleaded not guilty to the charge and, under the conditions set by Issaquah Municipal Court in August 2010, Hill was required to complete treatment, possess no weapons and avoid breaking the law for the next 18 months.
However, in February 2012, Hill and the girlfriend involved in the Jan. 29 incident were arrested in Atlanta for possession of marijuana, but the charges were dropped against Hill and his girlfriend after urine tests failed to detect drugs.
Hill had earlier pleaded guilty to marijuana possession in Georgia less than a month before the April 2010 domestic violence incident.
NFL officials suspended Hill without pay from the 2010 season opener against the San Francisco 49ers for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
Hill is scheduled to become a free agent in the offseason. Seahawks and NFL officials did not address his arrest by Feb. 4.
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Flash CMS
A Flash Content Management System (Flash CMS) is a Content Management System specifically designed to create and manage Adobe Flash Content. The main purpose of a Flash CMS is to generate Flash content within a browser environment. To qualify as a Flash CMS an application must be able to manage text, images, sound, movies, animations and actions. Output generated by a Flash CMS should require the Flash Player.
A Flash CMS is not a Flash based application that generates HTML pages.
A Flash CMS can be a standalone product or it could be an add on to an existing Content Management System.
There are different levels of Flash CMS and different targets
- Simple Level or site builders, Predefined templates where users can use custom images and texts to generate slideshows.
- Advanced Level, Users can start with a blank sheet and add media, animation and navigation within the flash.
- Development oriented, set of Flash components or frameworks - i.e. set of classes.
- Target Consumer or widgets generators, main purpose is to help people add flash content to their MySpace and Facebook sites.
- Target Business, main focus is integration with or replacement of traditional Content Management System
Available Flash CMS solutions[edit]
Open source (free) solutions[edit]
This CMS real name is "Free Flash CMS" and it is maintained by FancyCMS, is an open source CMS engine, which means that it has no editing functionality, but it is a very powerful[citation needed] site "reader". This engine can empower any Flash site and provides huge layout customization abilities, different types of content, gallery layouts, SEO capabilities, a skin system and much more.[1]
To take full advantage of the "Free Flash CMS", one can use "Fancy Flash CMS Core", which is free for private non-commercial use, and "Fancy Plus" desktop based application, which is also free. This will turn the "Free Flash CMS" engine into a content management system which allows one to manage a website fast and easy without having any specific knowledge or software.[2]
Silex, the designer-friendly publishing platform, is a free and open source Flash CMS used to assemble multimedia content and publish it online or on the desktop.[3] As of version 1.6, it has a very easy to use drag and drop editor,[4] with simple yet powerful actions interpreter.[5][6] And Silex is also a very active community[7] federated by a non-profit organization: Silex Labs, which is also the official maintainer of AMFPHP, Oof and Flog.[8] Many themes and plug-ins are given for free on the Silex Labs exchange platform.[9]
- Silex Flash CMS
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Proprietary solutions[edit]
Rainbow Live[edit]
Rainbow Live is a simple Flash CMS developed by Code and Visual with a focus on ease of implementation, flexibility, and rapid development. Rainbow allows the user to add CMS functionality to XML-based swf files instantly to allow end users to edit the site content. Rainbow also incorporates with swfAddress to allow automatically generated Google-friendly sitemaps in XML format as well a simplified HTML/PHP version of the site data that contains the relevant content, images and links entered into the XML structure. This functionality allows search engines and devices without Flash enabled to have full access to the content of the site.
Moto CMS[edit]
Moto CMS (formerly FlashMoto CMS) is an advanced Flash CMS (Flash content management system) that allows users to update text, images and SWFs and all of the changes can be applied at runtime. MotoCMS enables users to update their websites with a WYSIWYG environment and provides a set of tools and built-in components for video and image galleries creation, image editing, video and MP3 player embedment and custom modules and widgets integration.
Moto CMS also offers a collection of Flash templates with the built-in content management system. These Flash designs are complete websites that are search engine friendly and allow deep linking.[10]
Rich media community, management system and flexible development framework.[11] Glu is an adobe solution partner.[12] This solution is very different from the WYSIWYG approach, and it the delivery part is very innovative.[citation needed] GLU's Rich Media Management System ("RMMS") is a web-based administration interface which features: - MANAGEMENT, capabilities for rich media projects, - MODERATION, for user generated content, - MEDIA ENCODING, and publishing in real-time, and - DELIVERY, of content to end-users.
Fuzzle CMS[edit]
Fuzzle CMS obtains a visual content management feature that allows users to change website content by visual blocks moving on site pages and ensures site creation in WYSIWYG mode. The system provides tools for easy design integration, has an automated search engine optimization support and plenty of tools for rich media content creation.[13]
Flashblocks is a Flash CMS for actionscript 1, 2 and 3. It is very innovative[citation needed] in the integration with Flash. You[who?] make your website in Flash and then define what part are dynamically editable online, by dropping Flash authoring components on the text fields, images, video, etc. So it is straightforward to convert any Flash website into Flashblok-enabled website.
Is a Free Flash content management system that use an intuitive WYSIWYG interface, working directly online SaaS. The Mosite Flex platform allow users to create flash contents and embed it in HTML pages or entire Flash websites with high definition effects. This CMS is no templates based and there are no restrictions on graphics design.
- ^ FancyCMS OS engine home
- ^ FancyPlus freeware home
- ^ Silex official website
- ^ online demo of the WYSIWYG editor of Silex
- ^ Silex documentation in French
- ^ Silex documentation in English
- ^ Silex forums in English
- ^ Silex page on OSFlash
- ^ Blog post about Silex Labs exchange platform
- ^ http://www.actionscript.org/resources/articles/1014/1/FlashMoto-CMS/Page1.html
- ^ http://flashcms.fr/flash-website/dynamic-flash/liste.cms.flash/glu/description.cms
- ^ http://www.topflashcms.com/flash-cms-news/ddx-wins-the-adobe-solution-partner-recognition-award/
- ^ http://www.topflashcms.com/providers/fuzzle-cms-brings-flash-sites-to-the-masses/


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New homes in a far East Side subdivision are seeing a return to neighborhood designs of old.
"It's a nostalgic feeling with people who grew up with alleys and garage entrances in the rear," said Javier Veloz, president of Zia Homes. It's building homes selling from about $129,000 to almost $136,000 in Hueco Club Estates, where many homes have garages facing alleys instead of the street.
The design of these new homes is part of a Smart Growth-fueled trend.
"It's taking longer for the local market to warm up to it unless (the homebuyer) grew up with that style of home," Veloz said.
But Zia, with 90 lots in Hueco, has seen sales pick up. It's sold about 25 homes with rear garages so far.
Southwest Land Development Services, developer of thousands of acres of East Side land, put some Smart Growth -- or New Urbanism -- designs in the Hueco development as a test, and also because it committed to doing such a development when it bought the land from the El Paso YWCA, said Doug Schwartz, Southwest chief executive officer.
The 260-acre residential development is where the Hueco Club, a private recreational club for El Paso Natural Gas employees, was located. The company donated the club and its land to the El Paso YWCA after moving its headquarters to Houston in 1996.
The Hueco homes are just off of Montana Avenue and Rich Beem Drive, where Cinemark announced last week it will build a 14-screen movie theater. The theater will anchor a 20-acre shopping center being planned by Southwest as part of the Hueco subdivision.
When completed the subdivision will have 202 single-family homes, 156 townhouses, and 780 apartments, Schwartz said.
The Bungalows at Hueco Estates, a 431-unit apartment complex built by Bohannon Development, is at one edge of Hueco. Another 350 units are to be added next year, reported Tom Bohannon, president of Bohannon Development, which built the apartments.
The company also plans to begin construction in about 45 days on a row of 56 rental townhouses with rear garages along alleys located next to Hueco's linear-shaped park. It also plans to start construction next year on another 100 rental townhomes in Hueco, Bohannon said.
Bohannon will do similar projects elsewhere if the Hueco townhouses "get the customer response that we expect," he said.
Alleys and rear garages aren't the only things different in Hueco. Streets are much narrower than in a traditional subdivision, and most yards are tiny.
"There was not much of a market for this for a couple of years," said Schwartz, who hasn't been an advocate of Smart Growth designs in the past. "When people buy a house in El Paso, people like yards, cul-de-sacs -- everything Smart Growth principles are against."
Schwartz's company had difficulty getting Hueco's plans through City Hall because it was planned years before city officials began pushing for New Urbanism designs. City Council approved a Smart Code in 2008, and later approved new subdivision regulations incorporating some Smart Growth elements.
The city's Smart Code is aimed at creating developments catering more to pedestrians than cars, and featuring a high density of various types of housing mixed with commercial and open-space components.
Mathew McElroy, director of the city Development Department, said Hueco is an "early take" on a Smart Growth development.
"We've learned a ton" since Hueco was planned, and the quality of the Smart Growth design is now more advanced, McElroy said.
The more than 300-acre Montecillo community in West El Paso, where apartment buildings are now going up, is the city's only full-fledged Smart Code development so far, McElroy said. It's "light years ahead" of what's being developed at Hueco, he said.
"It's not a knock on Hueco," he added. "Hueco did a good job of implementing some Smart Growth principles."
Montecillo, developed by EPT Land Communities, an El Paso development company, was designed by California architect Stefanos Polyzoides, a father of the New Urbanism movement.
Another development using some Smart Code elements is The Winton Homes Group's Rio Valley development in the Upper Valley, McElroy noted.
"Alley-loaded" neighborhoods with rear garages are more pedestrian friendly, McElroy said. In traditional developments, half the streetscape is dedicated to cars, he said. Narrow streets also make a neighborhood more walkable, he said.
Alejandra Casillas, 36, said she wasn't sure she'd like the garage in back of her home when she and her husband, Danny Casillas, a Fort Bliss soldier, were house shopping. But the couple, who have five children, bought a three-bedroom Zia home in Hueco Club Estates, and now she's a big fan of the rear garage facing an alley.
"It gives the front of the house a better image," and it's convenient to have the garage next to the backyard, she said.
"I think a lot of people will like it once they see how convenient it is" and how it improves the front of the house, she said.
Michelle Strandberg, 29, had an opposing view. She and her husband bought a home two years ago in a cul-de-sac in a more traditional subdivision near Hueco.
"I wouldn't consider this (Hueco). The houses are too close together, and the backyards are too small," she said last week as she watched her daughter play in Hueco's park. Having the garage in the rear of a home is not a selling point, she said.
McElroy said spacing of the Hueco homes is about the same as in many other new subdivisions.
Schwartz said Hueco cost more to develop than a traditional subdivision because of its design.
"The market would not bear the extra cost, so we had to lower our prices," Schwartz said in an email. "We ended up losing money on the single-family lots."
Southwest initially had architectural requirements for Hueco homes to make the subdivision even more unique. But they were dropped when builders balked at buying lots with those requirements, Schwartz said.
Southwest has alleys planned in some future developments, he reported.
"If there's a market, we'll do more," Schwartz said.
Zia Homes' Veloz said Hueco will help gauge the market for some Smart Growth features.
"The jury is still out on the alley concept," he said. "The market is still not fully sold on it."
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Washington & Jefferson College to offer stage for energy discussions
When Diana Stares thinks about the challenge of trying to make Americans deal with energy issues, she knows she faces a difficult audience.
"We're a tough crew," said the director of the Center of Energy Policy and Management at Washington & Jefferson College. Discussing energy awareness is a hard task with a public that doesn't think twice about turning up heat at home or jumping in a car for what could be a needless trip, she said.
Yet she and college President Tori Haring-Smith believe energy policy will be one of the major issues of international relations for decades to come.
They believe discussion of those issues should start on campuses such as W&J.
"The role of the small, liberal arts college is to be a resource for comment," Haring-Smith said.
She said schools such as the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University look at energy issues through architecture or engineering programs. But she wants W&J to provide a site for "discussion, which is something you see much less."
Stares points to the need for effective communication in dealing with these matters. For example, she said, climate change discussion has been wrapped in the term "global warming," which means much more than elevated temperatures. Global warming affects such issues as ground and ocean water levels and shifting weather patterns.
To foster wiser discussion, Stares said, the center is:
• Measuring U.S. energy independence through an energy index, which compares the amount of domestically produced energy to the amount of foreign energy bought for this country. It uses a scale of 1 to 100 to reflect independence. The higher the number, the more energy independent the nation. The United States is at 74, according to the index,
• Analyzing municipal behavior in the boom-bust cycle of economic growth. Stares said history shows communities deal with declining tax bases and populations when industries such as steel or glass works fade. She and Haring-Smith said they want this study to help municipalities determine how to handle such issues.
• Sponsoring speakers and events. The center hosted an energy summit in April and will have another this spring.
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With regard to the letter from Leo and Gloria Ruiz in the May 14 issue ofDVT, I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
While I certainly believe that every one is entitled to their own opinion, one would hope that opinions about who is eligible, or not, to sit on the Mesquite City Council would be based on substance.
To criticize Rich Green for 1) Having lived outside the country for most of the last 20 years, and 2) for joining local groups is pathetic.
His time out of the country most certainly broadened his prospective and I would think that would make him a more desirable candidate than someone who, perhaps, had not ventured beyond the city limits for the last 15 years.
As for his joining local clubs, what better way to meet the local people and become informed about the issues that are important to them. I do agree with the Ruizs in that I hope everyone makes sure they know who they are voting for and they don't take their cue from someone who obviously has an ax to grind.
I now know who will get my vote.
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Kragthorpe: Larry H. Miller wouldn't have wanted Jazz to lose to Lakers
The logical question after this outcome something resembling the Los Angeles Lakers 119, Jazz 104 Â is whether the home team actually lost or won Monday night at EnergySolutions Arena.
After all, the Jazz now claim the NBA's fourth-worst record (24-57) with one game remaining, Wednesday at Minnesota. They're assured of finishing behind the Lakers. So the Jazz enhanced their lottery odds and potential draft position, which evoked some rejoicing among fans.
Sorry to spoil the celebration of the defeat, but I wish the late Larry H. Miller could be here to address this subject. Do you really believe Miller would have enjoyed watching his team lose, under any circumstances? Not like this, certainly. Not to the hated Lakers. And not with an ugly, fourth-quarter meltdown.
Summarizing the Jazz's season, Gordon Hayward said, "We were in a lot of games, and then we have a lapse and we're down 10, 15 points." Or 20, in this episode, after being tied through three quarters.
I understand the big picture of this season, and so would have Miller. But c'mon. What's fun about this stuff? Jazz fans in the sold-out building had to absorb the taunts of Lakers followers and watch Nick Young prance around the court while scoring 41 points. Well, the L.A. people were entitled to have fun.
The last time the Jazz were this bad (26-56), Miller took the microphone before the final home game of 2004-05. Amid his usual tears, he said, "Two things I'll promise ya: No. 1, we'll do everything we know how, through the draft, through free agency ⦠and come back bigger and better and stronger than ever. Number two, you're looking at an owner who will never, ever say that our fans didn't stick with us through thick and thin."
That remained true nine years later. Jazz management should be very appreciative of the support they've received, with average attendance of 18,175 during the worst home-court performance (16-25) in the Jazz's 40-year New Orleans-Utah history. Franchise owner Greg Miller's personality is not like his father's, but his brief video message of thanks sure seemed inadequate.
And here's the issue going forward: If the Jazz can't hang with this version of the Lakers, how are they suddenly supposed to win next season, even with a new coach and a high draft pick?
The Jazz crumbled in the final period, wonderfully playing the role of Washington Generals. If that was the goal, though, you'd never have known it by Tyrone Corbin's approach.
Corbin coached as if his job depended on winning, fighting for calls and exhorting his players. Asked before the game about having to merely play out the schedule, Corbin said: "That's not fun, but you understand where you are. You continue to develop."
Any future development undoubtedly will occur without Corbin, who may have been retained if the season had ended March 1 instead of April 16. These last six weeks have been disturbing, except when viewed from the bottom of the standings.
Which brought us to Monday's exercise. The Lakers (26-55) sent out their starting lineup of Jordan Hill, Ryan Kelly, Wesley Johnson, Kendall Marshall and Jodie Meeks in an effort to ruin everything for the Jazz, from a lottery perspective. They failed to do so, thanks largely to Young's performance off the bench.
So a home schedule that began in October with a rimmed-out 3-pointer from Hayward that could have tied Oklahoma City ended with an embarrassing performance. That night, Hayward addressed the crowd and assured everyone the team was "committed to playing Jazz basketball every night."
And then the season started, and that definition kept evolving. Right now, who knows what Jazz basketball is?
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Aimee Olexy reigns when it comes to Philadelphia dining. Talula's Table, her gourmet market by day, twelve-person tasting venue by night, has been wowing diners from all over (many who migrate many miles for the meal). Her concept with Stephen Starr, Talula's Garden, opened in 2011, and is an extension of Olexy herself. We're fans of restaurateurs creating highly unique experiences in cities around America, which is why we love Olexy so much.We hung out with her at Eataly during her last trip to New York, when she was visiting to discuss a possible collaboration with the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Seems Olexy is in demand in every city, not just Philadelphia.
The New Potato: From start to finish, what would be your ideal food day?
Aimee Olexy: "Probably my ideal food day would be cooking in my home. When you work and own restaurants, and travel for food for a living, you crave your own cooking. I live in a region that's ridiculous with ingredients. I have a couple of chickens, so the first thing I'd do is probably grab some eggs and cook a little something cute with my daughter, and basically spend the rest of the day in my region seeking out ingredients for my dinner. The whole day would be centered around shopping for food, and cooking for that night. I live in an area that has a ton of mushroom houses, so I'd probably go to one of them and do a little foraging. We're also getting into the time of the year where the hillside across from my house is filled with ramps, so we can forage ramps, wild purslanes, wild dandelions, tons of stuff. Then I'd spend the rest of the time visiting some of the people that raise pastured lamb and pastured beef.
"Home drinking and home cooking is pretty nice. You don't need to drive anywhere. I travel a lot already! I run around often visiting wineries and farms and stuff like that, so if I were to dedicate a day to good food, I'd probably get the most in at home. That would be my ideal food day, and then that night I'd eat my way into a late dinner. I am pretty indulgent so late night I'd probably want chocolate, wine, and cheese!"
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TNP: Is Talula's Table farm-to-table? Are you getting new stuff in every single day?
"Definitely. It's open everyday, seven days a week from seven to seven. So it's like the general store of our region, but modern, with modern provisions. Shelves are lined with a lot of products we make — a lot of our seasonal products — and then, each day it's really small batch cooking. We make scones, a green bean salad, a batch of an egg salad, just one after the other. Making something in a batch for us is literally making a platter. We put out a platter of food, people come and buy it, and it's gone."
"It's this huge in and out process. We joke about it a lot. We don't have a freezer. We have a little tiny thing that we do ice creams in for dinner, but I mean no freezers. We really receive a lot of batches of stuff; we have a farm down the street called Bailey's where we get all of our dairy from. It's very rare to have a big local shop that uses pure dairy. I'll see a lot of places where they'll retail or use nice eggs, but in our coffee shop, we'll foam every milk as Bailey's milk — it's fresh milk that's coming right from a cow a mile away. The things that are integral to cooking — like dairy — we get everyday. Certainly tons of vegetables for sure, and we deal with a lot of proteins that are local and/or from a particular province. We use fishmongers to bring in porgie, and we also make a lot of natural whole foods. We do a lot of grains and beans and things like that. A lot of foods that, for me are really simple, but I feel like you can't get anywhere. I push wholesome eating.
Every night, we serve the private dinner. That's a secret supper that happens at the farm table for a group of twelve, and in the kitchen for a group of eight. That menu changes every month, and there are ten courses. Each course showcases the season. Some are really hyper seasonal too. What I think is interesting about Talula's Table and Talula's Garden is — and people say it to me — there is a real sense of place."
TNP: And how did that play into the Talula's Garden expansion? Was that to make your food more accessible to more people (since tables needed to be scheduled very far in advance)?
"I have been in food for my whole life, so I love to foster people in the culinary world — and also in the regular world — just in helping them eat, in learning how to bring food in a healthy way into their lifestyle, and in being more knowledgeable of food. It's kind of all I think about, so it comes naturally to me. I've had a lot of staff over the years. Mostly everybody that works there has worked there for about six years now, and it's really like their culture. So, I had a lot of high-end culinary young men and women that were ready to move onto something else, and start developing something that took a little bit of their ingenuity as well. I wanted to build forums for that. I had been in Philadelphia a lot when I was younger, so I had a lot of clientele from Philadelphia that were constantly like, 'Open a place in Philly!' They truly feel like there's nowhere to eat. We do pure food. People talk about having three ingredients on a plate, and we do dishes where it's just tomatoes and a bit of vinegar. I spend a lot of my time getting the right ingredients to get to my table, to take care of it well, to season it well, and to serve it well. It's really pure food and there really aren't too many places that do it. Even the kind of places that say they do it, you kind of still walk away like, 'God, that had a lot of garlic or onion in it…' It's a flavor profile that not a lot of people are comfortable doing."
"Yes I do, from visiting other cities. Not too long ago I was in Atlanta, and it was interesting because I felt that Atlanta was so much more progressive than Philly. And you wouldn't think that typically, but it was very progressive. You felt a culture behind the food — the farms, the people, their history — a little bit more than you do in Philly. It's the urban nature of Philly, you know?"
TNP: How is Talula's Daily different from Talula's Table?
"Talula's Daily is interesting because it's modeled a little after Talula's Table, of course. It's definitely a market and bakery by day; you walk in and coffee is abound. Cheese is abound. Cheese is my love, so the cheese scene is rich. By night we'll be doing a secret supper there in a family style. Talula's Table is high-end in the sense that the courses showcase a ton of labor, fabrication, and work. Talula's Daily will be a supper that's very family style, very pure to ingredient, and very pure to some kind of simple cooking. As a restaurant experience, we'll serve one meal a night and it will be a simple experience with very premium, curated ingredients, in this market vibe. Talula's Table changed people's opinion about eating and really reinvented the dinner party feel. It's an intimate experience. There's not a lot of manicuring of food and fabricating of food. It's very alive on the plate. It's the same dinner you'd cook for yourself at home if you were an excellent home cook."
TNP: Farm-to-table is such a buzzword now, so what would you say is different about what you're doing?
"A lot of my mission is learning a region. I'm an expert on our region [Philadelphia]. I know the farms, the cheeses, the producers, and even the wineries. Knowing your region, being able to know what's healthy and to incorporate it into your eating year round, is really important to me. I do it, and I help a lot of people in other restaurants do it. Not to kind of jump on and jump off, but to continue to foster the growing scene and the farming scene all year round. That means changing your eating habits a little bit. If you can indulge in anything you want at any time, it's hard to remember the seasons of the year and to be in touch with them. I'm able to do it year round, which means using stuff from all over the world, and reinforcing quality with good ingredients. Truth in menu is important too. I think a lot of times, as the customer, you hear of places doing certain things, and I'm not sure if they actually are. I was getting on a train this morning and I was walking by this shitty coffee shop, but their sign was 'Morning Fresh Egg Sandwiches.' And I was thinking, when I think of morning-fresh egg sandwiches, I can smell bird poo. I have a completely different view than what they are thinking. It exists out there, and many people are doing it, but [I've] continued for years and years to be the genuine person doing it and have taught others to do it. For me, it's a lifestyle. In our clientele, there are lots of destination diners and repeat people. They tell us, you're our habit; you're our need. We go to you as a resource; we look at your menus to remember what we should cook for ourselves. Farm-to-table is just a lifestyle for me. When I hear that it's growing and growing, I'm like, 'Great!' because it's really good for the farming community."
TNP: What's it like working with Stephen Starr? How did that relationship start?
"I was the General Manager for him at a great restaurant called Blue Angel that started about fifteen years ago. It was a French bistro — kind of like Balthazar. It was successful and beyond successful on the service side of it, meaning the genuine personal clientele that we developed. Stephen has really good systems to keep a really good staff and keep the scene alive. I did Blue Angel and we had a good relationship then — and in the food world we see each other all of the time. When Talula's Garden came to mind for me, he really wanted to do it; he was really supportive of it. He felt like he really needed it in his own diet too; he wanted those influences."
"My role is kind of interesting and cool because I'm a great cook and I love to cook, but I never like saying I'm a chef, you know? I'm the restaurateur and the editor of what all these culinary girls and guys who work under me do. I'm the editor of the dining room, of how it's perceived, and of how we service our guests. So it's still kind of old school. I feel like with Talula's, the guests see it as a bonus. They actually get this person who is this brand editor, making sure it's quality the whole way through. I'm basically the customer's advocate. I eat dinner here all the time; I'm the eater. I also happen to cook, and serve the wine and cheese. I think it's very hard as the culinary person to edit your own food and your own menu. When you're living inside the kitchen, it can get foggy. The people I work with enjoy having the constant inspiration. I'm the person that wants to spend money and try new things. It kind of keeps life going in there. It's an extra layer. In some European restaurants, that layer exists, but in American restaurants it exists less because we want chef or mogul driven restaurants. But I'm more of a dining room host."
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TNP: I was just interviewing someone in the fashion industry, and he was saying that he doesn't like going to restaurants when it's just about the chef, because the chef doesn't always care about you [the diner]. So, you're the customer's advocate, and it's a good layered system because some restaurants tend to skip that step…
"Definitely. And food for me is a culture; it's this whole synergy. I grew up in the country, so it's kind of holistic for me. I think of eating all of the time as an experience of sharing and giving. You're doing something very personal together. Some of that layer has been removed from the restaurant experience. I spend a lot of time in the dining room with the servers, reminding them to foster that layer. That's what people pay for. That's really what the whole experience is about. If it was just about eating then it wouldn't cost so much. I'm still in that very old school realm of, we owe it to our guests to create that layer of magic for them. You can't pay for it; you can't define it. It's individual interactions, you know? It's believing in the genuine, and caring about the ingredients because you did go to the farm."
TNP: If you could invite any five people, living or dead, to Talula's Table, who would you invite?
"I would definitely love Alice Waters to be there, for sure. I've been on Martha Stewart's show a lot, but she hasn't been there; I'd like her to come in. She's pretty awesome. I really love Joni Mitchell. I think I'm making a table of women! Let me add two cool guys. I'd love someone like Mario Batali to come in; I think that would be neat. And then I'd throw in someone like Gregg Allman [of The Allman Brothers Band] or Bob Dylan. I could see Dylan and Martha Stewart getting off a little. And I love Bruce Springsteen; he's a great regional guy."
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Zombie Walk in Asbury Park
If you see zombies today, they're likely headed to the New Jersey Zombie Walk in Asbury Park. Starting at 10 a.m., vendors will be set up in a Bizarre Bazaar in the shell of the old Casino building on the boardwalk and artists will do makeup for a fee. The walk starts at 5 p.m. on the boardwalk, and a fair starts at 7 p.m. at Press Plaza.
Latino Festival of Monmouth County
The Latino Festival marks Hispanic Heritage Month noon to 7 p.m in the parking lot of the Hall of Records, Main Street (Route 537), Freehold.
Fall Forestry Festival in Jackson
The state Department of Environmental Protection's 18th annual Fall Forestry Festival - a celebration of the changing of the seasons, nature, and New Jersey heritage - will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Division of Parks and Forestry's Forest Resource Education Center in Jackson. More than 40 forest- and nature-themed programs, activities and demonstrations will be featured. Admission and parking are free. Food will be available for purchase. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring insect repellant. For a full list of events and driving directions, visit: www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/forest/fall_festival.html
Grateful Dog Walk and Fair
Grab a leash, throw on some tie-dye, and join the Monmouth County SPCA for their 19th annual "Grateful" Dog Walk & Pet Fair on 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft. Last year's Walk attracted 2,000 people and their pets and raised more than $120,000 for homeless animals. Visit www.mcspcadogwalk.org.
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German food, children's activities, crafters, live music, dancing and other entertainment will be part of the Highlands Business Partnership's 12th annual Oktoberfest 2-10 pm in Veterans Park on Bay & Shrewsbury Avenues in Highlands. Admission and parking are free. The rain date is 2 - 8 p.m. Sunday http://www.highlandsnj.com/


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A ruptured or perforated eardrum is an opening in the tympanic membrane (eardrum).
Tympanic membrane perforation; Eardrum - ruptured or perforated; Perforated eardrum
The tympanic membrane (eardrum) separates the outer ear from the middle ear. The membrane vibrates when sound waves strike it, and this starts the process that converts the sound wave into a nerve impulse that travels to the brain. When the eardrum is damaged, the hearing process is interrupted.
The eardrum also acts as a barrier to keep outside material (such as bacteria) from entering the middle ear. When the eardrum is perforated, bacteria can easily travel to the middle ear -- causing an infection.
Damage to the eardrum can occur from acoustic trauma such as direct injury or barotrauma (pressure-induced damage). Inserting cotton-tipped swabs or small objects into the ear to clean them sometimes causes a perforation of the eardrum. Foreign objects in the ear are another cause of perforated eardrum.
Ear infections may cause a ruptured eardrum as the pressure of fluid in the middle ear increases. Conversely, a ruptured eardrum can cause ear infections because the eardrum is no longer intact, and bacteria can enter the middle ear.
The doctor will look in your ear with an instrument called an otoscope. If the eardrum is perforated, the doctor will see an opening in it, and may even see the bones of the middle ear.
Sometimes it is hard for the doctor to see the eardrum because of drainage (pus)from the ear.
Audiology testing can measure the extent of hearing loss.
A ruptured or perforated eardrum usually heals by itself within 2 months. The goal of treatment is to relieve pain and prevent infection.
Antibiotics (oral or eardrops) may be used to prevent infection or to treat an existing infection. Analgesics (pain killers), including over-the-counter medications, may be used to relieve pain.
Occasionally, the health care provider may place a patch over the eardrum while it heals. Surgical repair of the eardrum may be needed, if the eardrum does not heal on its own (tympanoplasty ).
Warmth to the ear may help relieve discomfort. Keep the ear clean and dry while healing. Cotton balls should be placed in the ear while showering or shampooing to prevent water entering the ear.
A ruptured or perforated eardrum may be uncomfortable, but it usually heals by itself within 2 months. Any hearing loss is usually temporary.
Call your health care provider if you:
Do not insert objects into the ear canal, even to clean it. Foreign objects should only be removed by a health care provider. Have ear infections treated promptly.
Bauer CA, Jenkins HA. Otologic Symptoms and Syndromes. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, Robbins KT, Thomas JR, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 4th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Mosby Elsevier; 2005: chap 126.
Ramakrishnan K, Sparks RA, Berryhill WE. Diagnosis and treatment of otitis media. Am Fam Physician. 2007; 76(11):1650-8.
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Hospital improves patient safety and workflow with OR-Dashboard
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – St. Joseph Mercy Hospital (SJMH) has become the first
hospital in the Midwest to install OR-Dashboard™, a new patient safety
system from LiveData, of Cambridge, Mass. The system, which integrates and displays
patient information from several health care information systems and devices
during surgery, has been deployed in five of 18 operating rooms at SJMH, completing
phase one of a broader rollout.
OR-Dashboard captures, synchronizes and integrates all relevant data from any
medical device or system, transforms and presents it as meaningful information
on easy-to-read graphic displays, in step with the operation workflow. OR-Dashboard
combines with other visual information – surgical video, Picture Archive
Communication System (PACS) images, and instant audio-visual access to pathology,
central supply, or other external resources – to deliver a complete, fully
integrated view of the surgical case as it progresses.
In addition to its revolutionary data integration and display technology, LiveData's
OR-Dashboard ensures that operating room teams conduct the mandatory 'time
out,' a final verification of the patient, procedure, and surgery site
as defined by the Joint Commission Universal Protocol.
Impossible to ignore, OR-Dashboard is visible from every area of the operating
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"This application is a unique and essential element in achieving the
desired improvements in team communication, workflow and patient safety,"
said Dr. Walter M. Whitehouse, Jr., chairman of the department of surgery at
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. "Providing notifications and procedures to
ensure compliance with best practices, OR-Dashboard is a dramatically easier
and more accurate way for St. Joe's to meet SCIP and Joint Commission
protocols for time out and other patient safety protocols and procedures."
The Surgical Care Improvements Project (SCIP) is a national quality initiative
aimed at reducing surgical complications through evidence-based care. SCIP sets
specific guidelines to help hospitals reduce the incidence of postoperative
surgical site infections, perioperative cardiac events, deep vein thrombosis,
and postoperative ventilator-associated pneumonia, all of which have been identified
as major contributors to surgical complications.
OR-Dashboard monitors SCIP compliance during procedures, while concurrently
assessing the need to document a task, determining that it has been done, or
providing clear reminders visible to the entire team when something must be
done. When necessary, these reminders increasingly demand attention until documentation
has taken place. SCIP compliance has been shown to reduce the incidence of postoperative
infection and other undesired outcomes, with resultant decrease in patient stays
and associated savings.
"St. Joseph Mercy is addressing the same challenges as larger institutions
like New York-Presbyterian and Massachusetts General Hospital, and now they
are using the same solution, as well," said Jeffrey Robbins, of LiveData.
"The adoption of OR-Dashboard at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital sends a strong
message of patient safety to the entire community."
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Candler-- Floyd Johnson was on the way to the hardware store Wednesday afternoon when he noticed the creek rising outside his home on the edge of Pisgah National Forest.
The normally small stream was threatening to flood his driveway.
So he stopped the car, got out and reached down into the cold water.
He tossed away some debris but slipped and landed face-first in the creek. He rolled over on his back but one leg was already stuck in the 18-inch-culvert and water was pushing him in.
He tried to stand up, but his other leg got sucked into the pipe.
"And I knowed I was gone so I just throwed my hands behind me and right through that culvert I went. Zip," he said Thursday.
Johnson traveled about 20 feet through the pipe under his driveway and came out the other side nearly unscathed. His wife heard him screaming and called for help.
Firefighters found him on the bank. He spent a few hours at Mission Hospital and was back home around midnight Wednesday.
He was sore and bruised on Thursday but said he was feeling fine, for the most part. His phone rang all day. Friends wanted to hear him tell his harrowing story.
Rescuers were busy with calls across the region after heavy rain caused flooding across Western North Carolina on Wednesday. High winds left thousands without power. But Johnson's ordeal was probably the most unusual of the storm.
Steve Hensley, chief of the Upper Hominy Fire and Rescue Department, which responded to the call, said most people do not survive that kind of accident.
Johnson, 72, gives credit to a higher power.
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Of course they have the right. Without question.
Funny, given your churlishness and spreading of discord on this forum. Not very Christian of you.
I don't actually believe you're a Christian at all, I think this has all been a troll on the forum. I don't recall you ever mentioning religion before the past couple of days, and now it's in every post?
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Presumably Mozart's parents dismissed his compositions aged 5 out of hand as the puerile wanderings of a silly boy. What a good thing it is that they din't encourage him!
Anyone in that condition wouldn't be kept alive anyway.
If you're on fire with a gun nearby, you have a choice. You can either try to save your life, or you can try to take it. There are probably other choices too, but we'll deal with just those two for now.
The better choice is to try and save your life, but it's understandable if the worse choice is made. Ultimately, it isn't for us to judge.
It's easy to feel that, and yet people with Alzheimer's can still lead good lives, even though it can be heartbreaking for their family and friends.


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A 26-year-old man has been arrested in Johannesburg for allegedly impersonating a police officer, Gauteng police said on Tuesday.
Warrant Officer Xoli Mbele said the man was arrested on Monday at the corner of Wanderers and Bree streets.
"Police were busy with their routine crime prevention duties when they were alerted by a community member about a bogus policeman."
He said the police stopped and searched the man, and found a fake police appointment card.
The man had typed his name on a white paper, pasted his photo and the police logo on it, and then pasted his paper on top of a bank stop card.
Mbele appealed to anyone robbed by a bogus policeman to come forward and lay charges. - Sapa
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Dating Online
Are you a professional that is too busy with his/her work or someone who just hasn't had any luck in finding a special someone? Some people are looking to the Internet to find a partner or friend.
Dating online allows a person to make contact and communicate through the Internet, usually with the objective of developing some type of relationship. Internet dating services are busy trying to find that perfect match for subscribers to the service.
Online dating services prove to be very successful, making hundreds of million dollars in the United States last year. At least from a business standpoint, online dating services appear to be a success.
Baby Boomers,
the population born between 1946 and 1964, are making up a large block of online daters.
The number of online dating site users who are 50+ has grown twice as fast as
all other age groups
, according to the research firm
. One online dating service has reported a 90 percent increase in users ages 50 to 60, while another boasts that they get 1,000 new members every day
Increased accessibility with smartphones and other electronic advancements may have something to do with online dating's new popularity.
Matchmaking and dating services
have really taken off in the last years. It is difficult to turn on the television or look through a magazine (
or view a webpage!
) without seeing some type of dating or matchmaking ad to get your attention and help you with your search.
The Internet has made it possible to date
thanks to e-mail, instant messaging, web cams, and smart phones. You can communicate visually and in
real time
with a prospective friend or partner. Of course, some of the
that apply to in-person meetings also apply to "meeting" someone on the web. The services try to screen people, but an extra bit of caution is wise
Any type of social interaction (physical or online) can have pros and cons.
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dating sites, operate on ad based-revenue rather than monthly subscriptions. These services depend on the ads run on their websites to make money. The online dater needs to explore what type of service is best for him/her by questioning service management and reading all the details and terms in any contracts.
Also, visit the
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on dating or online dating might be helpful by providing "tips" for dating, e.g., DOs and DON'Ts.
Unfortunately, you may have to sort through some
type sites. Make sure your computer virus protection is up-to-date!
Finally, you have to decide how much effort you want to put into this search. Don't expect the desired results overnight. Also, you need to decide if online dating is right for you. Getting educated about online dating sites/services is one way to do that.
Almost 30 percent
of the 78 million
Baby Boomers
are single.
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and what is a
"One person's junk is another person's treasure."
--I'm sure this person was talking about objects/possessions, but the same principle can apply.
advantage of online dating
is that you do not have to
get ready
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real time
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You don't have to leave your house/apartment to get a date!
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Online dating reduces the odds of being humiliated! If you don't like someone or s/he doesn't like you--no loss.
You get to "know" a person in a short time period. Some people love to chat anonymously without "being judged." This may be a "con" if the person is not being truthful.
You do not need to reveal your name, address and other personal information as you probably would on a physical date.
You dont know who is really behind a profile.
Use caution!
Anybody can cut-and-paste a photo of another person off the Internet.
The anonymity that protects you, unfortunately, may protect some unscrupulous person who is just clowning around or might intend harm. On some free sites, some may sign up just to check out profiles/photos, while others may be collecting e-mail addresses and other info with the intentions of perpetrating some type of scam.
Some members may misrepresent themselves in their: appearance, financial status, marital status, age and/or gender. You may be doing this to protect yourself--but remember--
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You don't have physical contact. This may come later, if this is what you desire. This may be a "pro" for you if you are just looking for a "distant" relationship.
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