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1. Trinity Academy
Have you ever had a sense of foreboding, like something is going to go terribly wrong? Like your life is going to change…for the better or (more likely) for the worse?
When I stood at the gates of Trinity Academy, that feeling crept up onto me. Before I could even realize my nervousness, my heart began to beat erratically.
I've always thought that I would love moving to another place. The thought of having a clean slate was so overpowering that I had looked forward to going to college since I was a freshman in high school. With a clean slate, no one knows who you really are. No one can judge you, and you can be who you want to be.
But when standing at the entrance of Trinity, I began to rethink my theories. Be careful what you wish for. I scoffed at myself.
I finally gathered the courage to walk towards the bricked building. The building sported ivy on one side; making the other half look naked. The gothic architecture, with its pointed arches and flying buttresses, added to the air of prestige. Yet, the building seemed cold. It looked more like a church than a school.
The hedges surrounding the building were cut with the upmost precision. There wasn't a single leaf that was sticking out of order. The more I walked onto the campus of the school, the more out of place I felt.
As I looked around, I realized it might have been because of the other students milling around campus. Every single student looked like they just walked off the set of Gossip Girl. Their outfits were pristine and coordinated. Their hair was perfect. Their bodies were perfect. Everything was perfect.
No wonder why this is the number one ranking private school in America. I thought to myself. Not only are the people smart, they are filthy rich and gorgeous, too.
Walking up to a building that had a large "ADMINISTRATION OFFICE" sign next to the door, I pushed open the heavy oak doors and walked inside with my suitcase dragging behind me. The giant windows let in a good amount of sunlight, and the wooden furniture gleaned in the light. I made my way over to an older woman sitting behind a large desk.
She took me in with her eyes as she looked over her half moon glasses. An awkward second later, I realized she was waiting for me to say something.
"Oh!" I wanted to slap myself. "I'm Brooke Everdeen. I'm a new transfer student here." My last sentence sounded more like a question than a statement.
"Okay, dear. Hold on one second." The lady pushed the glasses back up to the bridge of her nose and began flipping to the filing cabinet behind her.
"Tsk, tsk, tsk," she muttered under her breath while searching through the files. "Everdeen. Hmmm. Aha! Here it is."
She pulled out my file with a flourish and set in on the table she was sitting at. Opening up my folder, she quickly scanned through the words, sometimes making faces. I felt a little squeamish, knowing that she was reading my record from my previous public high school.
"You came from," she squinted at the words she was reading, "West Lake High School?"
"Mmhmm," I answered, not missing the slight distaste in her voice when saying my old high school's name.
"Okay. And I see you were at the top of your school over there," she smiled, finally looking up at me. "Very impressive."
"Thank you," I felt a blush coming up on my face. I never knew how to take compliments well.
"Now, you have to realize that this school is not like your old school," the secretary began. "Sometimes, people find it tough to adjust to the rigorous school work here. People who once were at the top of their class find it hard to accept that they are no longer number one at this school."
All the heat drained from my face in an instant, and I couldn't help a stony look cross my face. What is this lady trying to say? I guess this school is cockier than I thought.
I gave the lady a sickeningly sweet smile, "Oh, don't worry. I'm planning on adjusting quite nicely here."
Needless to say, the woman was shocked by my answer and immediately began to look through a large stack of papers. "Good for you. Anyways, here is a map of our school. And this is your schedule."
On top of the papers she slid across the table to me, she placed a small key. "And this will be the key to your dorm."
"Thanks," I turned around to walk away.
"Oh, and one more thing," the lady stopped me before I could leave. "Placement tests are tomorrow for all students. They determine your rank at this school. We may also have to adjust your schedule after seeing the results of your test. Good luck with those."
I didn't say anything and only shot her a smile before taking my suitcase and walking out of the building. The rolling wheels of my suitcase echoed down the hall, making me feel like I was disrupting the peaceful silence.
When I made my way out of the building, I took the map and located where I was. My dorm was to the right. The walk was a good five minutes, but it probably would've been faster if I didn't have to drag my bags around with me. I pushed open the wooden door and roamed the first floor until I found an elevator.
The elevator gave out a soft ding before opening. I was about to walk in, but I realized someone was about to get out of the elevator.
"Hey, there!" A deep voice greeted me.
"Hey," I looked at the person in front of me. He was fairly good looking, but I could tell he was definitely not an athlete. His lanky figure revealed that he was probably a bookworm, but his looks wouldn't allow him to be classified as a typical nerd.
"You new here?" he asked, pointedly looking down at my suitcase.
I laughed, "How did you know?"
My sarcasm made him chuckle. "Oh, I don't know." He paused as he ran his hands through his hair. "Anyways, I'm Lance. Do you need help with anything?"
"Hello, Lance." I teased. "I'm Brooke. And nope. I think I have everything under control."
I saw his smile falter a little before he regained his happy look, "Do you mind if I come with you? I could show you around the place. It's pretty big, and we don't want you to get lost."
I grinned at his forwardness. "Fine. Let me just drop my suitcase off in my room."
"What room are you in?"
"Let me check," I looked down at my schedule. The room number was neatly written in pen at the top of the piece of paper. "I'm in room 406."
"Awesome. So let's go up to the fourth floor," He got back into the elevator and waited for me to get in before pressing the 4. "I'm actually in room 438."
"Okay," I answered absentmindedly. Honestly, Lance could be a nice person, but he seemed a bit too friendly for my liking.
We walked together down the halls before stopping in front of my room. I twisted the key in the keyhole, and I heard a small click, signaling it was unlocked. Opening the door, I walked into a nice room. It wasn't lavish or anything, but it wasn't atrocious. With a little more personalization, it could feel like home.
I dragged my suitcase to the middle of the room and turned around to face Lance again, who was waiting at the door.
"Ready to go?" He asked me.
"Yeah, sounds good." Right then, my stomach rumbled loudly. Dang, I forgot to eat breakfast this morning. I was in such a rush to get here.
Lance let out a hearty laugh, "I'll show you where the lunchroom is. We can eat there with my friends."
I smiled gratefully at him. As long as he helps me with my love for food, I think I can look past his overly friendly attitude. "Let's go then!"
I walked past him to close the lock behind me, but he immediately grabbed onto my hand. Jokingly, I grinned, "Desperate, much?"
Lance blushed a deep shade of red before releasing my hand and letting me lock the door. I guess he either didn't know how to be around girls or he wasn't used to being rejected by girls. Either way, he smiled again at me and we walked to the cafeteria with no more incidents.
The food selection was incredible. I guess that's one of the perks of being such a famous and rich school. The food is always amazing. After paying for our food, Lance led me to a large table where nine other people were already sitting.
"Hey, guys!" He greeted everyone sitting down. They all stopped their conversations and looked at us…well more like me. "This is Brooke, and she's new here."
A chorus of "Hey, Brooke!" rang out from around the table. I grinned and eyed an empty seat across the table. Making my way over there, I was wedged between a guy and a girl.
"I'm Ash," the guy greeted me.
"And I'm Sarah." Now the blond girl talked to me.
"Hey," I smiled. "Now I know a grand total of three people here! Yay." I joked.
Ash chuckled a bit before turning his attention back to the food.
"So, where did you come from?" Sarah asked me.
"I came from a suburb north of Raleigh, North Carolina." I answered.
"Oh," she didn't know what to say. Yeah, there usually isn't anything exciting to say about North Carolina.
Just then, the doors of the lunchroom swung open and revealed a group of seven people. The lunchroom fell silent, and I felt tension in the air between the seven students and the rest of the student body.
Ash scoffed beside me, "Psh. They think they're so cool. Of course they'd make a dramatic entrance."
I raised my eyebrows at him. "They?" I looked more closely at the seven of them. Four of the seven were guys, and the rest were girls. It would be an understatement if I called them gorgeous. They were the definition of perfect.
This time, Lance answered me from across the table. "Yeah. Their rich mommies and daddies probably thought this school was too 'low' for them. So they created a special group within this school." I could hear the resentment in his voice.
"What do you mean 'low'? This is the number one private school in the country!" I exclaimed disbelievingly.
"Those seven get special treatment just because they are the children of filthy rich bastards." Ash grumbled. "And don't be deceived by their good looks. Their personalities are rotten."
"Yeah, and you haven't even heard the best part." Sarah let out a sarcastic laugh. "The call themselves 'The Secret Society.' How cocky is that?"
I let out a forced laugh and looked around the lunchroom. It was glaringly obvious that the rest of people in the lunchroom were also bashing The Secret Society.
"How's mama's boy doing? Did you go to your daddy's private island this summer?" A guy yelled out at the group.
One member of the group whipped his head around to see who yelled at them. His glare was icy cold, but he couldn't find who had yelled out the insult. A girl placed her hand on his shoulder, and the seven of them walked away.
When they left the building, the tense atmosphere stayed in the room. However, I realized there was more than just animosity they received. I don't know how I missed it before, but there was just as much awe in the room as there was hate.
Even though people hated the group for their richness, they were in awe. Deep down, I knew I respected the group, even though I had never met them before. There was just something about them that made me feel guilty for talking badly about them.
They had an air that makes everyone else feel low compared to them. And that's probably why everyone hates them. Never before had I felt so intrigued, yet intimated, by a group of people.
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The real estate bubble may have burst but many Portlanders still find homeownership beyond their reach. Even with today's lower housing costs, affordable housing for a family earning the median family income ($66,900) would be priced at $200,000 - a price limited to very few homes currently available, and even fewer at that price with the space available for a family of four. For low income families earning less than 60 percent of the median family income, the opportunities are nearly non-existent. Is it important to make home ownership available? How do we close the affordable housing gap in Portland?
This week on Voices from the Edge, Jo Ann and Dave talk with Lila Alvarez, Community Relations Coordinator for the Portland Community Land Trust, about how affordable housing - or lack of it - affects the community and what strategies her organization has adopted to put home ownership within reach of more Portlanders. Is home ownership important to you? Have you found Portland housing beyond your reach? Join the conversation this Thursday at 8 am.
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After a week away from the office and this blog, the longest such stretch without a post since we launched it two and a half years ago, there's just so much to catch up with. From lawn pesticide poisonings where innocent children are harmed daily, to the perpetrators like Scotts Miracle Gro suffering a 7 percent loss of business in the United States this year, you miss a lot when you take your eye off the lawn news. Often we cringe; sometimes we can smile, like when the world's largest purveyor of lawn poisons loses hundreds of millions of dollars in business.
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Rick Holguin gives "Casablanca" five stars. Same for "To Kill a Mockingbird."
"On the Waterfront"? Four and a half.
Holguin, 59, isn't one of the movie critics from Chicago, Boston and Los Angeles covering this year's Plaza Classic Film Festival.
He runs sound and lights at the Plaza Theatre during the festival, a job he's had since the El Paso Community Foundation's movie celebration began in 2008.
"It's my personal rating, what I think of them," he said of his system, "all the way up to five."
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"I've watched every single movie," Holguin said. "I love it. I love doing the festival."
His all-time favorite? "All About Eve," he said, because of "the acting and the dialogue."
Holguin started rating them on a cheat sheet three years ago after the festival's artistic director, Charles Horak, tried to interest the veteran of local commercial and film production crews in the camera work of a French film.
He was unimpressed. "I didn't see anything good about it," he said.
But he raved about the camera work in "Wings," the 1927 World War I silent film shown last Sunday, which he gave four stars. The aerial dogfights were filmed with cameras mounted on the planes. "Give them one more year and they probably would've invented a Steadicam," Holguin said.
When he's not watching the movies from his perch behind the production board at the back of the theater's main floor, Holguin cues the curtain, sound, projection and lights before and after movies. He also makes sure the speakers' microphones are working for announcements or Q&As.
He insists he's no Roger Ebert, but stage manager John Gutierrez begs to differ. "He's probably one of the only people in this city that has seen every single movie here," Gutierrez said from behind the sound board in the back of the theater's main floor, where Holguin is perched for each film.
"He's a born critic," Gutierrez added.
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It's turning into a memorial weekend for the Plaza Classic Film Festival.
For the second time this week, someone associated with festival film offerings has died.
Director and award-winning documentary filmmaker Mel Stuart died of cancer Thursday at the age of 83.
Stuart directed the beloved 1971 children's favorite "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," with Gene Wilder, which will be shown at 10 a.m. today at the Plaza Theatre. Tickets cost $6.
He also directed "Wattstax," the 1973 documentary that melded footage from the 1972 Wattstax concert -- featuring Richard Pryor, Isaac Hayes and other stars -- in Los Angeles with interviews and other images from the people of riot-torn Watts. It will be screened at 6:30 p.m. today at the Philanthropy Theatre. Tickets cost $4.
Marvin Hamlisch, who won an Academy Award for his adaptation of Scott Joplin's music for "The Sting," died Monday at age 68.Ê"The Sting" will close the El Paso Community Foundation's fifth annual festival at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Plaza Theatre. Tickets are $8.
Charles Horak, the festival's artistic director, was saddened by the news of Stuart's death. He had been in talks with Stuart for months about possibly appearing this year.
"I had a feeling he wouldn't make the week. Terrible," he texted Friday.
Even a few weeks ago, when it was apparent that Stuart might not make it, Horak said he was trying to figure out a way to come to El Paso.
"I talked to his daughter and gave her my condolences," he said earlier. "She was laughing, saying that he still thinks that he can (make it)."
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Georges Méliès films
One of the surprise hit movies of the Plaza Classic Film Festival is also its oldest.
A newly restored edition of French film pioneer Georges Méliès' 1902 short film "A Trip to the Moon" has been shown twice at this year's festival.
The 15-minute sci-fi comedy made an impression on an anxious, child-filled crowd of 1,500 people Wednesday at the Plaza Theatre, where it was shown before "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial."
"I truly feel he was the screen's first creative artist," said local film historian Jay Duncan, who'll host today's "Magical Méliès Matinee" at 3:30 p.m. in the Philanthropy Theatre. Tickets cost $4.
"He was a stage magician who saw the potential in film as bringing another element of magic to larger audiences," Duncan said.
Director Martin Scorsese sparked a Méliès revival last year with "Hugo." Méliès died penniless in 1938.
Today's program will feature "Moon," 1899's "Cinderella," 1903's "The Enchanted Well," "The Inn Where No Man Rests" and "Extraordinary Illusions," 1904's "Tchin-Chao, The Chinese Conjurer" and 1912's "Conquest of the North Pole."
They are among about 200 Méliès' films still in existence. He made about 500, Duncan said. "The others remain lost at this point," he said.
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Was Bard's Dark Lady a woman of ill repute?Comment on this story
London - The Dark Lady who inspired some of Shakespeare's romantic sonnets may have had a rather unladylike profession.
An expert on the Bard suggests she may have been a notorious prostitute called "Lucy Negro" or "Black Luce" who ran a brothel in Clerkenwell, London.
Shakespeare scholar Dr Duncan Salkeld said he had unearthed documents that indicate she is "the foremost candidate for the dubious role of the Dark Lady".
Many of the sonnets 127 to 152 are addressed to an unidentified woman with whom Shakespeare imagines having an affair.
In Sonnet 144 the temptress is referred to as "my female evil" and "my bad angel". The identity of the Dark Lady has mystified academics for years.
Black Luce was tentatively suggested in the 1930s, but Dr Salkeld, reader in Shakespeare studies at the University of Chichester, believes that he has found a definite connection between her and the playwright.
He found references to Black Luce and fellow brothel owner Gilbert East in the diary of Philip Henslowe, the man who built the Rose Theatre and whose acting company rivalled Shakespeare's.
The Bard's plays were often performed at the Rose, and it is thought Henslowe's tenants moved in theatrical circles.
The striking Black Luce was certainly a woman that Shakespeare could hardly fail to notice.
Shakespeare also had strong connections with the Clerkenwell area, with relatives thought to live there.
A Matthew Shakespeare was listed in Clerkenwell parish records at the time. Perfect cover for a man keen to visit his Dark Lady in the same neighbourhood.
Black Luce was described by contemporaries as "an arrant whore and a bawde", catering for everyone from "ingraunts" (immigrants) to "welthyemen" and the aristocracy.
Shakespeare's sonnet sequence offers few clues to the Dark Lady beyond her dark eyes, hair and complexion, with hints that she was married. - Daily Mail
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Laid up STILL sick, I decided to work with some REALLY mundane shots… to see if that zeiss quality was really there…. again, i've been laid up doing sweet jack all and i just can't go out in the rain shooting, sorry….
considering the flat light and use of onboard flash.. i'm optimistic.
This is one shot.
Ht original link obviously.
Anyone else getting some Zeiss pop to share? I will add more as I have more, if anyone cares. This is also the first rev of the step sharpening script
also credit where credit is due - you should all maybe read this.
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The Probate Process in Arizona
More often than not, estate property must pass through probate before getting to beneficiaries. Somebody close to the decedent generally bears the responsibility of properly distributing the assets. This person is bound by Arizona probate law to exercise a great deal of oversight and attention. More specifically, Arizona probate involves taking the following steps:
1. Initiate probate and prove the Will
The decedent's Will is the starting point for determining who should handle the estate because it should name a personal representative. Where a person dies without a Will, the court appoints a personal representative. The personal representative initiates probate by filing a petition for probate with the court. Before opening the probate estate, the court must first determine that the Will is valid.
2. Obtain letters of administration
After deeming the Will valid, and formally appointing a personal representative, the court provides the appointed person with letters of administration. Letters of administration provide the personal representative with authority to act on the estate's behalf. The personal representative must produce these letters to financial institutions as evidence of his authority to handle the decedent's affairs.
3. Post bond
Personal representatives must be bonded unless the heirs and devisees, or the Will itself, specifically waive this requirement. Having the bond waived can expedite probate, so it is generally in a personal representative's interest to seek a waiver. Personal representatives can petition the court to waive the bond requirement or modify the bond amount, and it is within the court's discretion to do so. Where a bond is necessary, however, the amount may be specified by the Will or determined by the size of the estate. In the absence of specific Will instructions, personal representatives generally become bonded for an amount totaling the value of the decedent's estate, plus any income the estate is expected to generate during the next year.
4. Provide notice
Upon appointment, Arizona probate law requires personal representatives to notify the decedent's creditors that he or she has taken control of the estate. The personal representative must publish the notice in a local newspaper and mail the notice directly to each known creditor. Additionally, Arizona probate law requires personal representatives to notify the decedent's heirs and devisees about the appointment within 30 days of being appointed.
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6. Create an inventory
The real work for personal representatives begins once probate is officially opened. The process begins with locating all of the estate property, which must be appraised and inventoried. Personal representatives have a duty to provide detailed and accurate information in the inventory. The inventory must describe the nature of all estate properties as community or separate; the fair market value of all properties; and every lien or encumbrance that exists on any of the properties. Upon completing the inventory, the personal representative must make it available to all interested parties by either filing a copy of it with the court or providing a copy to all those who may receive a portion of the estate. Time is of the essence because personal representatives only have 90 days from the day of appointment to complete the inventory.
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The comparative importance of species traits and introduction characteristics in tropical plant invasions
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As the day of the special election for state representative in the 95th District nears, I have given careful thought to the qualifications and backgrounds of the candidates. One thing that really struck me was the similarities of Kevin Schreiber when compared to the former state representative, Eugene DePasquale. Both were employed as the economic development director for York city. Both were handpicked by the Democratic Party to run for state representative. And both are not York County natives.
The previous facts may just be coincidence but they caused me to ask the following: 1. Is economic development director a stepping stone to a political office? 2. Do the behind-the-scenes power brokers expect special consideration for their past economic support in the city? 3. Does an outsider truly know and adopt the values important to York countians? 4. Lastly I questioned whether Mr. Schreiber will one day if elected run for re-election while seeking another elected position as did Mr. DePasquale?
After careful deliberation I have decided to support Bryan Tate. By and far, Bryan is the standout candidate for reasons too numerous to mention here. Bryan has a proven record of committed service to York County and the City of York. Bryan has always put the needs of the citizens above his personal desires and aspirations. When you look at the facts, I'm sure you will also decide that Bryan Tate is the best candidate for the 95th District.


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Carrie Minns: Cheesy Potatoes
Cheesy Potatoes (i.e. Fingerling Potatoes with Kale and Gruyere Cheese)
Serves: 8 | Prep time: 20 minutes | Cook time: 45 minutes
Put your prepared potatoes in a large pot. Sprinkle in a pinch or two of salt. Cover potatoes with cold water by an inch or so. Bring your water to a boil, reduce heat to medium, and boil uncovered for about 10-15 minutes or until they can be easily pricked with a fork. Once done, drain and set aside.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
While potatoes are gently boiling, prep your kale. Remove the tough middle ribs and discard. Chop the remaining leaves. Grate your cheese.
Heat milk by microwaving one minute at a time. Stir after each heating and continue to heat until hot but not boiling. About 2-3 times.
In a saucepan, melt your butter over med-low heat. Whisk in your flour and stir 1-2 minutes until a paste forms. Slowly add your warmed milk, whisking continuously. Continue to whisk the milk, butter and flour together until thickened and lumps have disappeared about 3-4 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in salt, pepper, nutmeg, and 1 cup of cheese.
Combine your potatoes and kale in a 9 x 13 baking dish or similar. Pour your milk and cheese sauce over the potatoes and kale. With a spatula, gently stir the mixture to coat evenly. Sprinkle your remaining ½ cup of cheese and breadcrumbs over the top.
Bake in a 350 degree oven for about 40 minutes or until the sauce is bubbling and the top is golden brown. Enjoy.
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The Braves have placed Chipper Jones on the disabled list, Carroll Rogers of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution writes. Jones has played with a torn meniscus in his right knee, but couldn't go any longer.
Jones is expected to undergo arthroscopic surgery on the knee and miss two to three weeks. He had been taking cortisone shots, but the shot he received on Sunday didn't relieve any pain.
"It's not getting any better," he told Rogers. "It's gradually getting worse. I'm going to have to address it some time."
The 39-year-old Jones had his 2010 cut short when he tore the ACL in his left knee and even contemplated retirement before coming back this season. He's hitting .259/.340/.428 with eight home runs and 46 RBI so far this season, but has seen his production drop since the end of April, when he was hitting .281/.364/.479.
Jones was named to the National League All-Star team, but will miss the game because of the injury.Atlanta recalled infielder Brandon Hicks from Triple-A to take Jones' roster spot.
If I'm filling out the All-Star team, I take the Cubs' Aramis Ramirez, who is hitting .300/.349/.505 with 15 home runs 50 RBI. Ryan Reynolds of the Diamonbacks and Chase Headley of the Padres are other alternatives, but look for Ramirez to get the nod.
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Dog's being shot, it's a trend that some animal lovers in Rowan County would like to see stopped!
"There's no reason for it," exclaimed Shannon Malone a member of Saving The Animals of Rowan, or STAR.
Several weeks ago STAR was given a dog that was found on the roadside that was shot three times by three different guns, naturally Malone said, they named the dog "Bullet."
"Was it one person with three different guns, or three people with a different gun each, I mean it's unacceptable," said Malone.
Even more recent, a dog named "carolyn," was found limping along a road. After a visit to the vet, on Monday, two bullets were pulled from the small dog, including one just above the paw.
The dog was given to foster owner, Jacquelyn Scott, who said the name Carolyn, carries a special meaning. She and a friend in STAR named the pup in a tribute to a common friend who recently passed away.
"She's just like Carolyn was, she's just a real trooper, she bounces back," said Scott.
Still the scars remain on the dog, both physically and emotionally.
"If I walk out with her, she starts shaking because I think she just connects what happened with being outside," said Scott.
Even when a case like Carolyn's comes along, STAR says they're not going to turn away any animal in need, which is getting tougher to do, as the organization is tight on funds.
"There's just not a word to describe how tight it is," said Malone, adding, "STAR stands for Saving the Animals of Rowan and we do all that we can."
For a group that works largely on donations, STAR is counting on help to come with Friday's fish fry and silent auction. The group hopes to raise enough money to help keep this rescue operation going, without asking volunteers to dip too deep in their pockets.
As for the abuse cases, STAR has reported three cases to the Rowan County Sheriff's Department, which they hope will help put a stop to this recent rise in animal shootings.


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In just a few weeks, gamers in Jacksonville will have a new place to play. Victory Casino Cruises will begin service of a 30,000-square-foot ship with three decks and hundreds of slot machines and table games next month.
The Victory Casino Cruise Ship, which will soon begin sailing out of Mayport, is actually the largest of any of the four that have called Mayport home. At 229 feet long and with state-of-the art gaming on board, the owner said he expects the ship to have great success in the area.
"The type of product, the type of gaming, and the type of experience that we provide on our vessels is so much improved over anything you've ever seen," said Lester Bullock, CEO of Victory Casino Cruises. "We are looking to employ 200 people. Our original vessel is in Port Canaveral. We have 450 employees on that one. We are making the product here just like the one in Canaveral."
In terms of gaming, the cruise ship will have over 300 slot machines and 17 table games, including craps, roulette, blackjack, poker and ultimate Texas Hold'em. The ship will also have a sports book, where people can wager on games.
In addition to gaming, the top deck will be a nightclub with entertainment and events. Cruises will cost $10. Food on board is sold separately. Patrons can eat in the dining room for $15 or order items a la carte, ranging from $6 to $12.
"We already have groups that are pre-booked for June and July," Bullock said. "We have groups that have committed to cruise weekly for a year. We think we look like we are going to be an extreme success."
Victory is the fourth casino cruise that has left out of Mayport. La Cruise Casino was the first; the second was Sun Cruise Casino; and the most recent, Jacks or Better, took over in 2011. All three previous ships had problems in the area and went out of business.
"We think our product is much better than anything that has been seen in this market. We have the largest vessel ever," Bullock said. "We have a 10-year agreement with the dock here in Mayport."
The exact date of the first cruise hasn't been nailed down, but the target date is sometime in mid June.


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At 82 years old (but you'd never know it), Dick Garlock still fishes tournaments, still yanks up his trolling motor and still can whip you in a fight...on the water. He's won more tournaments on and around the St. Lawrence River than he can remember and is a certified legend there.
But he's much more than that.
In everything, there are pioneers. In bass fishing, we have names like Roland Martin, Ray Scott, Al and Ron Lindner, Tom Mann – a pretty long list of names just about everyone who's ever used a baitcaster knows. But have you heard of Dick?
An article won't do any pioneer justice, but here are a few stories about him that should give you a good idea of Dick's contribution to our sport.
How do you get into bass fishing when there's no bass fishing yet? For Dick, the answer is spinnerbaits.
"The first time I heard about these [bass] tournaments, I was like, 'Boy, what crazy thing will people do next?' They were coming out with bass boats, coming back and weighing in fish– it was crazy. I'd never heard such a thing.
"Then a fellow named Bill Rutherford introduced me to a spinnerbait," he said. "Up until then, we'd always used live bait. One day my father and I were fishing a place called Grassy Island, and I said to him, 'I'm going to throw this.' He thought I was crazy – it was a crazy-looking thing – but I was catching one fish after another.
"People [on the river] were coming up to us and saying, 'What is that thing? What is that thing?' It was a spinnerbait – that was in the '70s."
One more "thing" is the first tournament he fished, on Black Lake [N.Y., by the St. Lawrence], he won.
But in his second tournament he got a tip from a friend, convinced his boater to go that spot (requiring two lockages); they caught nothing, and when his boater finally hooked a fish at a spot on the way back to the ramp, Dick managed to knock it off with the net!
The next phase of Dick's route to bass fishing legend status came when he ran into a killer stick named Roland Martin. Dick was at a B.A.S.S. Nation tournament in Missouri, and he got to talking with Roland about that lake and the St. Lawrence River – because the Bassmaster Classic was headed there. They agreed to trade info.
"He helped me in that tournament, and I didn't do any good really," Dick said. But Roland finished second at that 1980 Classic, his best Classic finish 'til that time and still his best Classic finish ever.


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Are you a Betty? Or a Joan?
That's the tag line splayed across the windows of Banana Republic stores all over the country today. You see, the workwear favorite is launching its vintage-tinged line inspired by Mad Men. You can click through to see the complete collection here–and visit BananaRepublic.com to scoop up your favorites. But first, BR creative director Simon Kneen has shared with us his top three picks from the capsule:
"First on my list would be one of our beautiful dresses," says Kneen. "The red taffeta dress is one of my personal favorites—it's a gorgeous dress that was actually inspired by one of [Mad Men costume designer] Janie Bryant's personal vintage pieces from her family—a semi-couture piece that was made by hand."
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"I would definitely recommend a mohair cardigan," which come in soft colors like dusty rose. "It's got an early '60s feeling—with the three quarter dolman sleeve—definitely something that's very Betty."
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First Financial branch renovations complete
February 16, 2011
By Times Staff nwi.com | Posted: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 2:50 pm
HIGHLAND | First Financial Bank announced Wednesday it recently completed the renovations of its downtown Highland branch, 2611 Highway Ave.
The interior design upgrades include an open floor plan, new teller lines, new furniture and new colors. Crews also removed exterior archways, enhancing the overall appearance of the banking center.
The Highland 45th Street branch, 2750 45th St., was renovated last fall.
"It's our goal to really understand each client's situation and needs," said David Harvey, First Financial's northern Indiana regional president. "These enhancements allow us to continue to provide high-quality service, innovative banking solutions and expert financial advice that our clients expect and deserve."
The Downtown Highland branch is hosting an open house this week to mark the completion. For more information, visit http://www.bankatfirst.com or call (219) 972-730


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November 28, 2015
Monday morning, a man accused of pulling off three armed robberies while dressed as a woman made his first appearance in front of a judge.
Berea Police arrested Troy Lear, 40, of Brodhead on Friday.
He is suspected of holding up a branch of the Cumberland Valley National Bank, as well as a Richmond motel and a Danville check-cashing business.
In all cases, police say Lear wore a wig and makeup to try to conceal his identity.
Lear pleaded not guilty to two counts of robbery in a video arraignment. He's being held in the Madison county Detention Center on a $50,000 bond.
Lear will be back in court the morning of the 20th for a hearing.
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Boys Basketball: Central Kitsap boys blow past Knights
Casey Lindberg on the other side of the bench against Bremerton
SILVERDALE - There was a familiar face on the bench during Friday night's non-league boys basketball game between the Bremerton Knights and the Central Kitsap Cougars.
Casey Lindberg was calling out instructions and encouraging players.
Except he wasn't doing it on the Bremerton bench. Lindberg was on the Central Kitsap side, working as a volunteer assistant to CK coach Scott McMinds, urging the Cougars on during a 73-49 blowout over the Knights.
The Knights led 19-16 after one quarter, but the Cougars turned up the defensive pressure and swarmed to the ball, pulling away from the Knights,
"I'm really happy for our kids," Lindberg said. "They kept playing hard, and they played with intensity. Bremerton played hard too, but now I'm with CK."
Lindberg coached Bremerton from 1999 to 2010, taking the 2004-2005 season off while doing an internship. He took two teams to the Class 3A state tournament. He is now a principal at Kopachuck Middle School in Gig Harbor. His wife, Kara, is the cheerleader coach at Central Kitsap.
McMinds approached Kara and asked if Casey might be willing to help.
"She told me he totally missed it," McMinds said. "He's a huge asset to the staff."
Lindberg said there will be days when he won't be able to make it to a practice or a game because of his principal duties.
"I'm familiar with the coaching staff, and I'm familiar with their kids," Lindberg said. "I'm excited that Scott asked me to help out."
The Cougars led 33-27 at halftime, then exploded in the third quarter with a 26-8 burst. CK had runs of 9-0 and 13-0 to take command. CK led by 30 midway through the fourth quarter. The Knights' 28 turnovers led to 29 points for the Cougars (1-1), who were blown out by Foss earlier in the week.
"Bremerton came out with a ton of heart and a lot of effort," McMinds said. "We didn't execute as well as we should have at the start of the game, but we got the job done. We're committed to defense."
The Cougars spread the scoring around as Chanlin Morgan had 14 second-half points to lead the team, while Kericho Corry had 12 points and Michael Thomas 10.
"We're committed to sharing the ball," McMinds said. "We have lots of unselfish players."
Bremerton (0-2) has lost to both Kitsap members — Central and South Kitsap — of the Class 4A Narrows League.
"We're just trying to put together four quarters of good basketball," Bremerton coach Darren Bowden. "We're trying different combinations, and we have lots of good players who can do different things. These have been a couple of tough losses, but we should do better when the Olympic League starts."
As for seeing his friend, Casey Lindberg, on the other bench, Bowden said "It's fun to coach against guys you know. It's good to see him."
Central Kitsap 73, Bremerton 49
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Central Kitsap 16 17 26 14 — 73
Bremerton—Connor Wales 4, Andrew Shadle 4, Danny Broussard 7, Caleb Petroski, Michael Lawrence 6, Eli Fultz 2, Deonti Dixon 3, Theo Robinson 5, Marshall Stevens 9, Tim Pounds 4, Terrick Sims 3, Shaq Jones 2.
Central Kitsap—Gregory Spencer 2, Kendrick Carter 3, Andre Thompson 5, Andrew Schweiterman, Josh Sontag 8, Chanlin Morgan 14, Tyler Parker 8, Bradford Jorgenson, Nick Dohoda 2, Ty Luna 9, Michael Thomas 10, Kericho Corry 12.
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