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- Bob Evans restaurant in Cape Girardeau among chain's 21 closings (04/26/16)9
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Health news in brief
Stoddard Co. fares well in nursing home ratings
STODDARD COUNTY, Mo. — A new website by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services has released ratings for skilled nursing facilities across the nation, and two Stoddard County facilities received five-star ratings. Cypress Point Skilled Nursing by Americare received a five-star rating, as did Golden Living Center in Bloomfield. Additionally, Golden Living Center in Dexter received four out of five stars.
The site, called Nursing Home Compare, rates 16,000 skilled nursing facilities across the nation, and of that number only 10 percent received a five-star rating. In addition to the overall rating, each facility is rated in three categories: inspections, staffing and quality measures.
The two five-star ratings in Stoddard County surpassed ratings in neighboring counties. The only other five-star rating in the counties of Butler, Stoddard, Dunklin, New Madrid, Scott and Mississippi Counties was at the Malden Golden Living Center.
For more information or to look up and compare area nursing home facilities, go to www.medicare.gov/NHCompare.
Lumos earns credentials for play therapist-supervisor
Theresa L. Lumos of Cape Girardeau earned the registered play therapist-supervisor credential conferred by the Association for Play Therapy. The licensed professional counselor was awarded the distinction through earning a traditional masters or doctoral mental health degree from an institution of higher education, 150 clock hours of play therapy training, five years and 5,000 hours of post-master's clinical experience, 500 supervised and 500 additional hours of play therapy experience and licensure or certification by Missouri's boards of practice.
Hospital names new engineering director
Jerry Bender, a health care facilities professional with experience in property and facility management, engineering and construction, has been named new engineering and maintenance director for Southeast Missouri Hospital. Bender comes to Cape Girardeau from Booneville, Mo., where he operated Mid America Management. He succeeds Jim Kaempfer, who is retiring after 26 years in the position.
Bender holds a bachelor of arts degree in education and recreation from the University of Nebraska in Omaha and a master's in administration and management from Regency University in Virginia Beach, Va. He is a certified health care facility manager and a member of the American Society for Healthcare Engineering.
Southeast Missouri Hospital breaks ground for cancer center
Southeast Missouri Hospital held a groundbreaking ceremony for its $33 million, 49,200-square-foot cancer center on Jan. 14. The facility, at the hospital's West Campus on South Mount Auburn Road near Cape Girardeau Central High School, should be ready for use in December 2010.
Advance Pain Center opens in Kennett
KENNETT, Mo. — Dr. Abdul N. Naushad has opened an Advanced Pain Center at 807 S. Bypass in Kennett. Advanced Pain Center currently has seven offices in Missouri, including Town and Country, Eureka, Farmington, Festus, Poplar Bluff, Cape Girardeau, and now Kennett. The centers specialize in covering conditions that cause acute and chronic pain, and also specialize in workman's comp and personal injury cases.
Dr. Naushad has worked at the Advanced Pain Center in Poplar Bluff for about five years and is currently working on receiving hospital privileges at Twin Rivers Regional Medical Center. Office Manager Marsha Woolard said that the organization expanded to Kennett after noticing more people in need of pain management. For more information or to set up an appointment, call the office at (573) 888-0030.
Camelot Nursing & Rehab holds open house
FARMINGTON, Mo. — Camelot Nursing & Rehab Center in Farmington held an open house Dec. 5 to officially open a new addition of the facility. Owners Lee Mitchem and Mrs. R.L. Huckstep did the ribbon cutting honors, assisted by Administrator Marilyn J. Miller and Medical Director Dr. Raul Borrego. Canyon Concrete Construction was the main contractor on the construction.
The new wing consists of seven private rooms and a solarium that serves as both a dining room and activity center, complete with a fireplace. Each room has its own bath and shower. Nursing staff is on duty around the clock to provide care and assistance for the residents.
Miller extends an invitation to come by for a tour or to call (573) 756-8911 for more information. Camelot is located at 705 Grand Canyon Drive in Farmington.
O'Bryans open dental practice
FARMINGTON, Mo. — Dr. Timothy O'Bryan and his wife, Kelly, are now working at the dental practice at 12 E. Harrison St. in Farmington. They assumed Dr. Stephen Waller's practice, formerly Dr. Fred Schaper's dental practice.
O'Bryan is a 2006 graduate of University of Missouri-Kansas City's School of Dentistry. Kelly also graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City's Dental Hygiene program in 2006, receiving her bachelor's degree in dental hygiene.
Before moving to Farmington, O'Bryan practiced dentistry in Wentzville and O'Fallon. Kelly currently works in the dental practice part-time and also part-time in Oakville as a hygienist.
Dexter welcomes Dr. Mittal
DEXTER, Mo. — Dexter Medical Clinic is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Namarata Mittal to its medical staff. Dr. Mittal is board certified in internal medicine. She completed her internal medicine residency at the University of Illinois at Chicago. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Mittal, call (573) 624-3600.
Poplar Bluff welcomes Dr. Davies
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo — Poplar Bluff Regional Medical Center announces the addition of Dr. Douglas Davies to the cardiovascular team. Dr. Davies is board certified in cardiovascular diseases, nuclear cardiology and internal medicine. For more information about Dr. Davies and the cardiovascular program, call the Cardiovascular Institute of Soutthrn Missouri at (573) 785-0080.
Foundation for Health announces new members
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Missouri Foundation for Health has announced four new members to its Board of Directors, along with the re-election of two current members. The board has also elected its 2009 officers. The 15-member board provides oversight of all MFH activities and grant making and serve a maximum of two three-year terms.
New members include Cynthia G. Dean of Poplar Bluff, Edward D. Higgins of St. Louis, Marsha L. Mills of Bernie, and Mike Peters of Springfield. Re-elected to the board are Sandra J. Ahlum, MD, of Hannibal, and K. Beth Johnson, CFA, of University City.
Saint Francis launches Arrhythmia Center
Saint Francis Medical Center is home to a state-of-the-art Arrhythmia Center to care for patients with heart rhythm disorders. Millions of Americans live with heart rhythm disorders (arrhythmias), which can be treated or controlled with leading-edge technology like that available at Saint Francis.
The new center, located in the Saint Francis Heart Institute, allows an expert team of heart rhythm specialists to precisely map the heart's electrical system. When a problem is found, patients in the Arrhythmia Center will often be treated with minimally invasive techniques, such as catheter ablation.
Saint Francis is one of the first medical centers in the world to use the Philips EP navigator, an advanced imaging system that allows for better views of the heart, leading to more accurate diagnoses and increased patient safety during procedures.
The Arrhythmia Center is led by electrophysiologist and medical director of the Arrhythmia Center Gabe E. Soto, MD, PhD, and staffed by a team of specially trained health care professionals, technicians and nurses. For more information, call (573) 331-5157.
Southeast Missouri Hospital, WIRED, address nursing shortage
With support from the Southeast Missouri WIRED (Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development) Initiative, Southeast Missouri Hospital will implement a program to help cure the shortage of health care professionals in the region. Southeast Missouri WIRED recently awarded the Southeast Missouri Hospital Foundation with $31,338 to be used for the Believe to Achieve program.
Southeast Missouri Hospital will work in collaboration with Cape Girardeau Alternative School and MERS Goodwill to provide candidates for the program as well as additional support where needed. The goal of the Believe to Achieve program is to provide at-risk students with the tools to succeed in school and the workforce as well as the foundational elements for a future career in health care.
Instruction will include educating students on the role of the nurse aid and the health care setting. Students will be matched with a nurse aid to further explore health care careers and settings. Upon completion of the program, students may be given an opportunity to assume an entry-level position at the hospital and will have all the requisite hours necessary for CNA certification.
Southeast Missouri WIRED Initiative expects to have more awardees and programs implemented following the Feb. 9 deadline for Innovation in Healthcare requests for proposals. For more information contact Janet Wittner with the WIRED Initiative at (573) 334-0990 or email@example.com.
VAMC launches eco management program
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. — The John J. Pershing VA Medical Center announces a new environmental program called GEMS, or "Green Environmental Management System." GEMS is an environmental management system whereby all activities of the medical center are evaluated to determine their potential impact to human health or the environment. It also helps the medical center ensure compliance with all federal, state, and local environmental laws and regulations by placing the primary responsibility for compliance under one management system. The GEMS coordinator for the medical center is James Todd. For more information on GEMS, contact Todd at (573) 778-4267 or Gary Cates at (573) 778-4704.
Fitness Plus manager named association captain
Darren Harris, BS, HFI, A-PAI, has been renamed the Missouri State Captain for the Medical Fitness Center Association. Harris, health and fitness coordinator at Fitness Plus in Cape Girardeau, has been state captain for two consecutive years.
Harris has been health and fitness coordinator at Fitness Plus since 2005 and specializes in weight loss and personalized fitness plans. He earned his bachelor of science in health management from Southeast Missouri State University. He is creator of the Extreme Boot Camp program at Fitness Plus and his certifications include American College of Sports Medicine® Health and Fitness Instructor, National Strength and Conditioning Association Strength and Conditioning Specialist, and Aquatic & Fitness Professional Association – International.
The Medical Fitness Center Association is a non-profit organization that helps medically integrated health and fitness centers achieve their goal of improving the overall health in their communities. For more information, contact Fitness Plus at (573) 331-3355.
Home Health Agency ranks high
POTOSI, Mo. — Washington County Memorial Hospital Home Health Agency announced that it has been named to the 2008 HomeCare Elite, a compilation of the most successful Medicare-certified home health care providers in the United States. This annual review identifies the top 25 percent of agencies, ranked by an analysis of performance measures in quality outcomes, quality improvement and financial performance.
WCMH Home Health Agency Director Kathy Goodson, RN, credits quality care and excellent service with the company's ability to rank as one of the HomeCare Elite.
The 2008 HomeCare Elite is the only performance recognition of its kind in the home health industry. It is brought to the industry by OCS, Inc., the leading provider of home health informatics, and DecisionHealth, publisher of home care's most respectful independent newsletter, Home Health Line. The entire list of the 2008 HomeCare Elite agencies can be viewed by visiting the OCS website at www.ocsys.com/HCE.


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Reading the transcript of the 3q12 conference call on 3rd november, mr Tomkinson said "we look forward to our next conference call for the fourth quarter and I guess that would be in March. When do we do the – when will that be?" and mr Taylore replied "Yeah, it will probably be somewhere around February, March timeframe."
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Good to see some new names on here. If I remember correctly, IMH seems to always announce their Q4 and annual figures in mid March with their quarterly earnings in the middle of the second month. Because of the lack of news on the company, it seems like an eternity but it does not matter if the earnings are stellar. Hopefully, 2013 is a huge year and we all make some money.
If they report mid March like they did last year, they also did not announce release of earnings until the day before the release. If it's a good release they will get greater publicity, because 4th quarter earning season will be over and there will be no competition for the headlines.
Sentiment: Hold
I would have thought that it would have been released by now but last couple of years they reported in March. if I understand the raw information and the 22% increase in Octobers loan origination's, and thinking that this trend was continuing then I would expect to see fourth quarter earnings of around $1.70 PS or HIGHER. The balance of 2013 could be very impressive for IMH. JMHO
Yep, seems to be taking awhile for them to announce. Hope it's not a sign of something bad.
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Baker First Commercial Real Estate reports the following transactions:
• Neighborhood Services Organization Inc. renewed a lease of 1,803 square feet of office space at E building at 5818 NW 50, Nos. 300 and 400. Cathy Riley of Baker First Commercial Real Estate handled the lease.
• Janet Kates, Ph.D, renewed a lease of 680 square feet of office space at 5818 NW 50, No. 200. The space is used for her psychology practice. Riley handled the lease.
• Magnum Foods Inc., doing business as Little Caesar's Pizza, leased 1,500 square feet of space at 1720 S Air Depot Road Blvd. Rod N. Baker of Baker First Commercial Real Estate handled the lease
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• Coil Trust paid $420,000 to A. Mosely for 33.9 acres in rural Canadian County for an investment property. Irmon Gray with NAI Sullivan Group represented the buyer and Charles Dobson with Coldwell Banker Commercial-Hocker & Associates represented the seller. Closing was held at Old Republic Title Co. by Barbara Chatman.
• SpearMC Management Consulting Inc. leased 300 square feet of space at 204 N Robinson, Suite 2400, from 2400 City Place LLC. Kelsey Gray with NAI Sullivan Group represented the lessee.
• Cedar Creek Energy Solutions LLC leased 722 square feet of space at 7301 Broadway Extension from 7301 Partners LLC. Nicole Mayes with NAI Sullivan Group represented the lessee and George Huffman with Interwest Realty represented the lessor.
• Aaron Suit leased 1,600 square feet of space at 10413 N May Ave. in Village Park South from Tran BP LLC. The space is used as an audio home entertainment showroom under the name Sound Advice. Lee Bollinger of NAI Sullivan Group handled the lease.
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Equity Commercial Realty reports the following transactions:
• MC Petroleum paid $535,000 to First National Bank of Chickasha for 44,662 square feet of manufacturing and office space and 3 acres at 505 N Sixth St. in Chickaska. Judy J. Hatfield of Equity Commercial Realty was the listing broker and Jim Adair of Adair & Associates was the selling broker. Cherryl Fergason with Cochran Abstract & Closing Co. in Chickasha was the closing agent.
• Carland Group LLC paid $373,525 to Henry Snyder Properties Inc. for 909 Brandywine, Lot 3, in Norman, for a senior living project. Hatfield handled the transaction. Pilar Beare with First American Title & Trust was the closing agent.


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Josiah Karsner has been the cornerstone of his team in Shelby County and will continue that tradition at college.
Karsner, son of Bob and Destiny Karsner of Frankfort, signed a letter-of-intent Friday with Asbury College in Wilmore.
Karsner, a 6-foot-7 center with Cornerstone Christian Academy's Bulldogs, said he is really looking forward to playing basketball at Asbury.
"It was my first choice, and I was really excited when I got the news a couple of months ago," he said.
Also signing with Asbury was Christian Academy of Louisville guard Josh Edwards, a resident of Simpsonville. Edweards led the Centurions in steals and assist in the 2008-2009 season.
Bulldogs Coach Chris Armstrong said Karsner, who started every game at Cornerstone this year, has been a strong member of his club, averaging 17 points and 9 rebounds, and shooting 72 percent from the free-throw line.
"He has been an outstanding post player here," he said. "And he's very versatile; he does great inside, and he can also step out and play from just about anywhere on the floor."
Armstrong said he thinks Karsner - who will be a business major - will be happy at Asbury.
"It's a great fit for him, both socially and spiritually," he said. "And Josiah's got a lot of ability. He's the best player here, and I think that will also be the case at Asbury."
Matt Maxwell, principal of Cornerstone, said that what is exciting for him is that Karsner will be the first second-generation graduate in the school's 25-year history.
"His mother also graduated from here," he said. "I don't know exactly what year she graduated, so I'll not take the chance of getting in trouble over that." He chuckled.
"But this is truly exciting for us, and we're really glad that Josiah will have the opportunity to grow spiritually and educationally while continuing to be able to do what he really loves-play basketball."
Destiny Karsner smiled as she watched her son leafing through the papers he was preparing to sign while Will Shouse, coach of the Asbury Eagles, looked on.
"He's the first of our children to go off on his own, and we're really glad he's going to Asbury, because that's where he really wanted to go," she said.
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On a Friday at 11:30am I went in to register my summer car for this season and there was no line at all. I was quite pleased with that as I brought a book along anticipating a very long line. The transaction itself was fast and painless. I can't give 5 stars because I similarly called before and gave up after ringing for 7 minutes. I recommend the NT office for the speedy service
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May 8 2011, 09:54 AM
Do you need help with your cosplay? You can post here, and see if any of our cosplaying members can help.
May 15 2011, 07:40 AM
One of these days (not this year...) I'd love to do an Al-in-armor costume. But I can't figure out what Al's "hair" is supposed to be made of. It moves like a feather, but I've never seen a feather that long that moved as flexibly as that one does along its entire length. We thought maybe it would be a horsehair plume, which is that flexible and that long, but horsehair that long wouldn't stay together in one piece unless it was treated with glue, or bound together in some way.
May 17 2011, 10:51 AM
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- I'm not really qualified to give advise for cosplay costumes, but since nobody is replying, I'll make a fool of myself with my wild guess. XD
A strand of horse mane probably looks nice, and you can probably use hairspray to keep them together? But, horse mane may not stay standing up nicely, and instead, may drapes flat. And, for that I think something more stiff might help, such as monofilament line or code, like fishing line (you can get them at sporting good stores) or if you need even thicker ones for more stiffness you can use weedwhacker/string trimmer line/code (you can get them at home-improvement stores)? Or, maybe some combination of these glued together or held together with the thick coating of hairspray might work?
Just my wild guess.
Hope we'll get some expert advise from our cosplayers.
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May 18 2011, 08:30 AM
It looks relatively thick to me, but at the same time fluent. Since feather would be out of the question for shape and length, you could try yarn, or the kind of strings they use for a mop(which is called mop yarn, I believe). You could bundle them up and either hot glue or tie them at certain points (top, middle and end) so they'll still move well but stay together. Now length will depend on your height. I'd say about 3-3.5 feet in length, give or take.
Now, lets say you sue the mop yarn. Once you have it bundled and tied in the three (or more) areas or glued, you'll want the end you're attaching to your helmet to be glued and then bound, like shown here:
That way attaching it will be simpler, and they wont be uneven.
I hope this was of some help~
EDIT: I just realized this after thinking, if you make the strands long enough, you can fold them in half and bind the folded end for the attaching. You'll use less strings and they'll be more taught.
May 18 2011, 08:53 AM
Hmmm, good ideas. After I posted I also thought about encasing a wire between two lengths of fabric or ribbon. The wire would allow it to be rigid enough to stand away a bit, but at that length it would also be "floppy" enough to flow like a feather.
Next question: This year I am making Amestrian military uniforms, and I can't for the life of me figure out how they get into their pants. The pants clearly have a front fly (zipper fly?), which doesn't seem to extend up into the waistband, indicating that the white waistband thing is a separate piece. I have screenshots of it being used to suspend belt pouches in the absence of the "skirt" (FMA:B episode 14), so it's definitely supposed to be an independent piece. I think it's a belt with two buttons in front that goes over the "skirt" and pants. But the belt doesn't seem to have a closure or seam in back, side, or front, or underneath either of the buttons. Moreover, when Hawkeye, Ross, etc. need to attach things at the waist (like guns), they use a
brown partial belt that hooks onto the front buttons, indicating that either the standard white belt might not be up to the job, or that they put these things on after they get to work. Hughes' white belt houses his throwing knife in the back so I'm guessing not the back. Nor does it seem to be attached to the pants in any visible way. If it's not attached at all, this means (a) it's not serving to hold the pants up and (B ) it'll displace itself quite easily, especially at center back where the pants waistband lowers when you sit down. My vote is for "attached invisibly" then-- but how? Inner buttons? hook-and-eyes?
I did figure out how Ed gets into his pants though. Ed's pants actually have a wide brown (leather?) waistband with a front opening but no closure (you can see this when they strip him in Rush Valley to examine his automail). The pants are held together at the waist by a matching brown (leather?) belt that goes through the belt loops attached to the waistband. That would make sense from a garment care standpoint only if his pants were also made of leather, which in turn makes sense because I bet automail wears right through ordinary fabric pants.
May 18 2011, 09:50 AM
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May 18 2011, 11:18 AM
QUOTE (Tombow @ May 18 2011, 10:50 AM)
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If you can, could you post pics as examples for these? That may be helpful. ^^
All right, I'll give this a try.
May 24 2011, 02:25 AM
: I suggest you take a look at
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, it's a great tutorial on how to make the Amestris military uniforms. I also used it when I made my Riza cosplay. ^^
Also, I fond
another detailed tutorial
with lots of pics on Roy's uniform, hope these'll help you.
I also took photos when I made my cosplay, so if you need more help, I can post them.
May 24 2011, 07:28 AM
Wow, those tutorials are amazing! Thanks for posting those! I'd love to see your photos too!
I'm approaching my cosplay from a rather interesting perspective. My husband was in the military so I've had some experience with military uniforms, and I do medieval re-enactment for a hobby so I'm into textile and clothing history and technology as well. So I'm approaching it from the perspective of "what would this uniform 'really' be made out of, given Amestris' technological level?" I figure they'd have wool since Resembool is a sheep town, and we know they have leather (Ed's boots, Al's straps), probably linen, maybe cotton although they might have to import it since I don't know if Amestris has any areas with the right climate to grow cotton, and possibly polyester or other synthetics (50-50 whether they have that level of petroleum technology; their trains run on coal and their cars might run on ethanol). And then of course I'm having to substitute things because I figure the military uniforms would "really" be made out of a nice tropical wool suiting, which I can't afford to make uniforms for two of my kids out of.
We were thinking it would be really funny if my daughter dressed as Riza went to the anime convention and went to get her fake gun peace-bonded, if she pulled the one out of her belt holster, then one out of a shoulder holster under the jacket, then another one from the other side, then one from a holster concealed under the "skirt"... XD That would be so Riza!!
Jun 29 2012, 09:51 PM
Hi there everyone,
Thanks for taking the time to read this. I love FMA, and I really want a cosplay, preferably of Roy Mustang, so after days of searching, I came across one on e-bay (
Roy Mustang Cosplay
) (I know the insignia is a Captain's one, where is should be a Colonel, I have talked to the seller, and they said they have both, it's just some people prefer Captain, and they can't do General
), and because I am OCD, I carefully examined the pictures in the auction, and unfortunately, found a couple of mistakes (or so I think, I might be wrong, and this is the reason why I created a new topic), so I was wondering, could fellow fans of FMA help me in deciding whether to get this cosplay or not (if not, is there anywhere else I can get it, me and sewing machines don't work well, so I have resorted to buying one instead, and if there is somewhere else, do they sell the holster/belt like the one I found), like is it the right colour, is the holster correct and stuff, and if the mistakes I found are actual mistakes?
Here are the mistakes:
1) The back doesn't have the upside triangle, I don't know if that is true in the anime/manga or if it's just the picture, but anyway, here is what I mean
2) The length of the actual cut seems a bit short, should that be increased, or is it fine just the way it is, because I have talked to the seller, and that is possible.
3) I have noticed this quite a lot, there are colours on the left hand side of Roy's chest, they are also present on Alex Armstrong as well (I think), what are they, because I can't find them on most cosplays, especially this one that I want to buy. Here's what I mean
Apologies for writing so much, it's just I really want to make sure I have a perfect uniform
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In 1974, Gallagher Guitar Co. designed a new model especially for Watson, and the Wartrace-based company has sold a line of guitars named for Watson ever since.
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Doc told Don Gallagher he wanted Don to come up and spend some time with him in North Carolina. Don and Stephen had planned to make the trip this summer, and Don looked forward to the chance to let Stephen get to know the acoustic guitar legend a little better.
They never got the chance.
Arthel "Doc" Watson died Tuesday at age 89 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, N.C. Seven of his albums won Grammy awards and he received a lifetime achievement Grammy award in 2004. He also received the National Medal of the Arts from President Bill Clinton in 1997.
"I knew it was coming," said Gallagher, who'd been kept apprised of Watson's condition since Watson was injured last week in a fall.
"It was very sad for me," said Gallagher, who said he didn't sleep well Tuesday night after receiving the news.
"He was such a genuine person," he said, calling the acclaimed musician "friendly and humble."
"Overall, Doc will be remembered as one of America's greatest folk musicians. I would say he's one of America's greatest musicians," said David Holt, a longtime friend and collaborator who compared Watson to Leadbelly, Bill Monroe, Muddy Waters and Earl Scruggs.
Watson, blind since age 1, rose from playing for tips to starring at Carnegie Hall.
Gallagher said that Watson, due to his own blindness, was always moved by the line from "Amazing Grace," "I once was lost but now am found / Was blind, but now I see." Kent Gustavson's award-winning biography of Watson, which includes material about Watson's use of Gallagher guitars, was entitled "Blind, But Now I See."
Gallagher said Holt told him that Holt played "Amazing Grace" for Watson on the harmonica as Watson was on his deathbed.
"He had a strong faith that had really developed over the past 10 years or so," said Gallagher, who is also a Church of Christ preacher.
Watson had to deal in his lifetime with the challenge of blindness and with the tragic death of his son and collaborator Merle Watson, who died in a tractor accident in 1985. Watson considered retiring from the music business but instead started an annual music festival in Wilkesboro, N.C., in his son's memory. Merlefest celebrates "traditional plus" music.
"When Merle and I started out we called our music 'traditional plus,' meaning the traditional music of the Appalachian region plus whatever other styles we were in the mood to play," Doc Watson is quoted as saying on the festival's website. "Since the beginning, the people of the college and I have agreed that the music of MerleFest is 'traditional plus.'"
Gallagher said there's no way to measure the impact Watson had on his business and career. Doc Watson was a walking advertisement for Gallagher guitars during his performances, and Gallagher has gotten e-mails from as far away as France and Sweden reacting to Watson's death.
"He's left quite a legacy," said Gallagher.
Gallagher wasn't the only Bedford County resident with ties to the musician. Roy Turrentine of Normandy said his mother, the late Bell Buckle resident Jocelyn Turrentine, once had a piano student at the North Carolina School For The Blind named Paul Montgomery. Montgomery, later a children's TV personality in Raleigh, N.C., taught Watson his first guitar chord, said Roy Turrentine. Turrentine said it was probably the only chord Montgomery knew, but it was enough to get Watson started.
The statue of Watson dedicated last summer depicts him sitting on a bench. At Watson's request the inscription read, "Just One of the People," echoing a statement he'd once made to Holt about how he'd like to be remembered.
"Just as a good ol' down-to-earth boy that didn't think he was perfect and that loved music," Watson said. "And I'd like to leave quite a few friends behind and I hope I will. Other than that, I don't want nobody putting me on a pedestal when I leave here. I'm just one of the people ... just me."
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Chris Daniel suffered the loss in the opener, allowing 10 hits while striking out nine and walking three.
Matt Smith and Jason Meystedt each had two of the Yankees' nine hits.
Andy Ralls hurled a two-hit shutout in the second game, fanning five and walking one.
Daniel and Kyle Duncan each went 3-for-3. Andy Ralls and Adam Ralls both added two of the Yankees' 12 hits.
The Yankees (17-5) have already clinched the SEMO North League title to earn a berth in next weekend's state tournament in Booneville, Mo.
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Moore, 18, who played shortstop at Cypress High School in Cypress, Calif., was the eighth pick overall. He signed with the Tigers and is currently playing shortstop for the Gulf Coast League Tigers, a rookie-league team in Lakeland, Fla. Through 17 games he was batting .304 with three home runs, two triples, two doubles and 12 RBIs.
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I actually want the TIE... But at $55, I'm maybe just gonna pass. Disappointed, but pass nonetheless.
I want 2 AT-TE's... If they'd offer it for $30 or so, I'd be down for one and maybe even two so Biggs got one too. AT-TE's are more important to me in '08 though.
You guys with a Falcon boner are experiencing the same thing I am over the AT-TE. Every time I see it, I drool a little more.
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The moves teams make in free agency can be predictable based on personal connections.
So many of these moves are somewhat predictable if we pay close enough attention to the connections. St. Louis made another reconnection Monday when they signed defensive tackle Fred Robbins, who played for Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo when both were with the Giants. The Cardinals reportedly have interest in linebackers Joey Porter and Larry Foote, who played for the Steelers when Arizona's Ken Whisenhunt was a coach for Pittsburgh. On and on it goes.
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The young Browns receiver turns heads at home with his impressive catch and run, but he's not the only one to go for big yards in Week 13.
Sure, the whole "three yards and a cloud of dust" approach to football warms the heart and is definitely an honorable way to play the game. However, we know what puts butts in the seats.
Big plays.
There were five plays from scrimmage (runs or passes) that went for 50 yards or greater on Sunday. First, there was Josh Gordon's 95 yard touchdown grab against the Jaguars:
Alshon Jeffery thrilled the Minnesota fans with his 80-yard scoring catch:
CJ Spiller burned some serious rubber with his 77-yard scamper against the Falcons:
Don't forget Texans rookie wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins going for 66 yards on this play against the Patriots:
Speaking of the Texans, they get burned when Rob Gronkowski went for 50 yards on this play:
What a day, right?
But let's not end the fun just yet. Although this wasn't a pass or a run, Chiefs returner Knile Davis gets an honorable mention for his 108-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. By the way, that is tied for second-longest in NFL history.
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Zach Thomas will donate his brain to science some day. For now, he's willing to share the thoughts rattling around inside it.
The all-decade inside linebacker for the Miami Dolphins was a guest on Miami sports-radio station WQAM and tackled several topics about his former team with host Sid Rosenberg.
Thomas advised the Dolphins to sign Denver Broncos restricted free agent Brandon Marshall to an offer sheet and to bring back veteran pass-rusher Jason Taylor to avoid a leadership depletion like the New England Patriots suffered last year.
The Dolphins have needed a go-to receiver for years. Rosenberg asked Thomas what he would say if Bill Parcells approached him about Marshall.
"Do it now before anybody changes their mind," Thomas said per Palm Beach Post reporter Brian Biggane.
The Broncos placed a first-round tender on Marshall, tempting other teams to sign him. The Dolphins own the 12th pick of the draft.
"With Brandon Marshall it's about money," Thomas said. "If you pay the guy well, he's going to play hard. He even played hard last year. He's got a lot of pride, and he can be a little selfish, but good players are selfish. Look at a guy like Terrell [Owens]. Guys can go to extremes. But Brandon Marshall is a proven player. He's still young, and I feel he's best in the league right now."
Thomas claimed Marshall would make all of Miami's receivers better -- even Ted Ginn. Thomas emphasized that Marshall is a proven commodity, unlike someone like Oklahoma State receiver Dez Bryant, whom the Dolphins could draft instead.
Thomas also insisted the Dolphins need to bring back Taylor, his brother-in-law.
"You have to have that veteran leadership," Thomas said. "You just lost Joey Porter, just lost Jason Taylor, and trust me you need that blend, especially on defense. You need that experience. They re-signed Jason Ferguson, but being [suspended the first] eight weeks, I'm concerned about how they can keep that defensive line intact.
"Look at New England, what they did to their defense. They lost Mike Vrabel, they lost [Tedy] Bruschi, [Richard] Seymour, Rodney Harrison, and you see how they dropped off last year.
"Everybody talked about Tom Brady not being as good because of his injury. That had nothing to do with it. He had less opportunities. The defense is what won a lot of games for them in the past. So you need that blend."
Thomas retired last year because of an accumulation of concussions. He has pledged his brain to the Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy at Boston University School of Medicine for research on the long-term impact of football-related head trauma.
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Among my many fantasy football leagues is one auction-based league, which has been in existence for over a decade. We drafted (auctioned?) this past Saturday, and it was a quick auction at that, under three hours, incredibly.
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Once again, I spoke at ZendCon this year; in talking with Christian Wenz, we're pretty sure that the two of us and Andi are the only ones who have spoken at all eight events.
Unusually for me, I did not speak on a Zend Framework topic, and had only one regular slot (I also co-presented a Design Patterns tutorial with my team). That slot, however, became one of my favorite talks I've delivered: "Designing Beautiful Software". I've given this talk a couple times before, but I completely rewrote it for this conference in order to better convey my core message: beautiful software is maintainable and extensible; writing software is a craft.
I discovered today that not only was it recorded, but it's been posted on YouTube:
One of the exciting features of the newly released Zend Framework 2 is the new module system.
While ZF1 had modules, they were difficult to manage. All resources for all modules were initialized on each request, and bootstrapping modules was an onerous task. Due to the difficulties, modules were never truly "plug-and-play", and thus no ecosystem ever evolved for sharing modules.
In Zend Framework 2, we've architected the MVC from the ground up to make modular applications as easy as possible. Within ZF2, the MVC simply cares about events and services — and controllers are simply one kind of service. As such, modules are primarily about telling the MVC about services and wiring event listeners.
To give you an example, in this tutorial, I'll show you how to install the Zend Framework 2 skeleton application, and we'll then install a module and see how easy it is to add it to the application and then configure it.
A number of months ago, Ed Finkler started a discussion in the PHP community about "MicroPHP"; to summarize, the movement is about:
I think there are some really good ideas that have come out of this, and also a number of questionable practices1.
One piece in particular I've focussed on is the concept of so-called "microframeworks".
In Zend Framework 1, controller's had an
init() method, which was called
after the controller was instantiated. The reason for it was to encourage
developers not to override the constructor, and thus potentially break some of
the functionality (as a number of objects were injected via the constructor).
init() was useful for doing additional object initialization.
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But this feature is missing from ZF2; how can we accomplish this sort of pattern?
Forms are a nightmare for web development. They break the concept of separation of concerns:
On top of that, the submitted data is often directly related to your domain models, causing more issues:
Add to this that the validation logic may be re-usable outside of a forms context, and you've got a rather complex problem.
I'm a big proponent of object oriented programming. OOP done right helps ease code maintenance and enables code re-use.
Starting in PHP, OOP enthusiasts got a whole bunch of new tools, and new tools keep coming into the language for us with each minor release. One feature that has had a huge impact on frameworks and libraries has been available since the earliest PHP 5 versions: visibility.
I've blogged about getting started with ZF2 modules, as well as about ZF2 modules you can already use. But after fielding some questions recently, I realized I should talk about why modules are important for the ZF2 ecosystem.
This post tells a story.
A long time ago, I set out to write my own blog platform. Yes, WordPress is a fine blogging platform, as is Serendipity (aka "s9y", and my previous platform). And yes, I know about Habari. And, for those of you skimming ahead, yes, I'm quite aware of Jekyll, thank you anyways.
Why write something of my own? Well, of course, there's the fact that I'm a developer, and have control issues. Then there's also the fact that a blog is both a simple enough domain to allow easily experimenting with new technology and paradigms, while simultaneously providing a complex enough domain to expose non-trivial issues.
When I started this project, it was a technology-centered endeavor; I wanted to play with document databases such as CouchDB and MongoDB, and with caching technologies like memcached and redis.
Not long after I started, I also realized it was a great playground for me to prototype ideas for ZF2; in fact, the original DI and MVC prototypes lived as branches of my blog. (My repository is still named "zf2sandbox" to this day, though it technically houses just my site.)
Over time, I had a few realizations. First, my actual blog was suffering. I wasn't taking the time to perform security updates, nor even normal upgrades, and was so far behind as to make the process non-trivial, particularly as I had a custom theme, and because I was proxying to my blog via a ZF app in order to facilitate a cohesive site look-and-feel. I needed to either sink time into upgrading, or finish my blog.
My second realization, however, was the more important one: I wanted a platform where I could write how I want to write. I am a keyboard-centric developer and computer user, and while I love the web, I hate typing in its forms. Additionally, my posts often take longer than a typical browser session — which leaves me either losing my work in a GUI admin, or having to write first in my editor of choice, and then cut-and-paste it to the web forms. Finally, I want versions I can easily browse with standard diffing tools.
When it came down to it, my blog content is basically static. Occasionally, I'll update a post, but it's rare. Comments are really the only dynamic aspect of the blog… and what I had with s9y was not cutting it, as I was getting more spam than I could keep up with. New commenting platforms such as Livefyre and Disqus provide more features than most blogging platforms I know, and provide another side benefit: because they are javascript-based, you can simply drop in a small amount of markup into your post once — meaning your pages can be fully static!
Add these thoughts to the rise of static blogging platforms such as the aforementioned Jekyll, and I had a kernel of an idea: take the work I'd done already, and create a static blog generator.
Late last week, the Zend Framework community released 2.0.0beta3, the latest iteration of the v2 framework. What have we been busy doing the last couple months? In a nutshell, getting dirty with view layers, database abstraction, and configuration.
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Fantasy Games is a double games pack containing the following adventure games:Perilous Swamp: Deep in a Perilous Swamp, your quest...
Fantasy Worlds: Rhynn is a mobile MMO (massively multiplayer online) game. This role-playing game allows to create one of four...
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Sega decided to make their last game in the Fantasy Zone series different. You see, the gameplay now involves you...
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Top games by as rated by our users:
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Porto-Vecchio is a city on the French island of Corsica.
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There are busses from other major Corsican towns, and ferries from other locations. If driving to town in the summer months, it is best to arrive very early, before 10 (or even 9 in August) to ensure parking near the town center. On cloudy or rainy days in August traffic jams may stretch 2 hours long getting into or through town.
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Porto Vecchio is best navigated on foot, as the town has a one-way traffic system that makes it virtually impossible to navigate my auto.
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The move came after months of negotiations between Turkey and Israel to end a diplomatic crisis over the Israeli commando raid in 2010 on the Mavi Marmara, a Turkish ship challenging Israel's naval blockade of the Gaza Strip, a Palestinian enclave run by the Hamas Islamist group.
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Turkish prosecutors have already sought multiple life sentences for the now-retired Israeli officers over their involvement in the killings. Among the charges listed in the 144-page indictment are "inciting murder through cruelty or torture" and "inciting injury with firearms".
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