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I'll be there!
I've only had the chance to see one event there. I hope their next series of films will be a good series.
Thanks William, this theatre will be celebrating it's 75th Birthday in September, wonder what will be planned?
No this theatre was and is only 35mm equipped.
Does anyone out there know is this theatre set up to do 70mm?
Apparently, from the news item appearing right here on CT, the Jersey is now in safe hands: http://cinematreasures.org/news/11695_0_1_0_C/
Any news on the lease?
I was recently in Jersey City and parked behind this theatre. There are two old signs, one painted over the other, that have both faded and are still semi legible. The oldest one has the name of the theatre, and advertises "select motion and talking pictures" and "symphony orchestra" among other things. The newer sign states "The Home of MGM Pictures"
Ray Harryhausen is coming to the Loew's! He'll be appearing at 7:30 PM on Friday, May 14th before the showing of JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS.
Perhaps if concession stands stopped selling those gallon sized soda fountain drinks, there wouldn't be such a concern about bathroom facilities.
Jim, well said. One old theater manger mentioned another possible rationale for the minimal "facilities" using minimal words that will mean nothing to people under a certain age.
He simply said "This is where we came in."
And I think this is where I came in. Gotta go….
It is clear that the noted and demonstrably capable and expert architects, Cornelius and George Rapp of Chicago, did indeed plan extra lavatories as brought out in an earlier post where the commenter explains that there is to this day a very large excavated area under the lobby, so it is apparent that the builders did plan for more rest rooms and a lounge, as would have been customary. Just why they were never built is not currently known. It could well be due to financial limitations at the time, since the movie house circuits were building 'right and left' and it would not have been the first time that one of them found themselves overextended financially, and were forced to cut costs somewhere, and an ornate lounge with restrooms would have cost many thousands more dollars. With the stock market crash of the Great Depression coming along just then, many who had intended to enlarge or alter their theatres, were now struggling to survive, much less be concerned with already operating buildings. That fateful day in October of 1929 was a landmark event in financial terms, and few alive today can realize what a tremendous change it was to the 'spend freely, live freely' attitudes of the 'Roaring Twenties.' It is true that lavatory provisions of those days were behind what we would prescribe these days, but every true movie palace was a model of adequate toilet rooms in that era, with much meager provisions in most other buildings of the day. We must also look at the changes in theatre usage patterns in our day, with no more continuous performances, and people looking upon modern multiplexes as a social meeting place, with girls and women sometimes using the 'bathrooms' as conversation centers to 'hang out'. It is also fashionable nowadays for women writers to 'dump' upon men as though men were abusive of women and responsible for not realizing that women take longer and therefore require more facilities. No, it is clear that lavish facilities for women (usually much more elaborate than for men) were designed by the men at Rapp&Rapp, but outside circumstances beyond their control forced the deletion of the usual basement lounges from their plans, no doubt against their advice! Even the most superficial examination of their works across the nation will show that they never stinted on lavatories â€" nor anywhere else. The architects of that day as well as the owners of the theatres were acutely aware of the prominence of female audiences, and adroitly catered to them, so no men should find themselves "in a special place in Hell" since there was no intent to deprive as the uninformed writer referred to in the previous post assumes.
This is sort of a touchy subject… I'll give you my best take on it. It wasn't the wrecking company, for they never made it on the premises. The theatre was boarded up to keep people out when it closed, and… certain people that were in the company that bought the building removed items, including two ultra-huge mirrors that used to grace the far wall of the Grand Foyer. (Where the entrance to the Auditorium is). We received one light fixture back when the theatre was saved.
Vandals DID get in once when we were actually there! At this time, there were no lights operating inside the theatre. (This was also pre my involvement with FOL). They (vandals) were carting off the original brass handrails that ran up the center of the grand staircase. That's the one on the left as you come in. (There's no center handrail on the right, overflow staircase). We have removed the entire handrail and placed non-original posts where the originals were mounted. Fear not, for we still have the entire handrails somewhere in the theatre. There were kept in the Assistant Manager's office right next to the stairway, but we made that into an ADA-accessable bathroom and cleaned everything out of there. We have it, though, somewhere in the Theatre.
In our theatre we call it a "Napoleon" marquee, as in Napoleon's hat. (The curved shape). I was trying to answer all the questions, I must have thought that everyone must have known what that was… (Might be a Loew's Jersey thing!)
-Eventually re-create missing light fixtures taken from the Loew's Jersey when it was to be demolished. When Friends of the Loew's managed to save the theatre from the wrecking ball, only a VERY FEW items were given back to the theatre. These, alas, were one-of-a-kind items that must be recreated from photographs on hand.
What did the wrecking company do with these items? Were they stolen by workers or vandals?
-Eventually re-create missing light fixtures taken from the Loew's Jersey when it was to be demolished. When Friends of the Loew's managed to save the theatre from the wrecking ball, only a VERY FEW items were given back to the theatre. These, alas, were one-of-a-kind items that must be recreated from photographs on hand.
What did the wrecking company do with these items? Were they stolen by workers or vandals?
Mahermusic: what is a "Napoleon" marquee as you state in this sentence in your April 26 post: "Eventually restoring the marquee to match the original. It was a Napoleon-type, much like the New York Paramount." Where did you find this term, since I ran it past the Ex.Dir. of the Theatre Historical Soc. (www.HistoricTheatres.org) and he knew nothing of it? Could you mean the "French curve" of the original at the NY Paramount? Napoleon was French even though he was born in Corsica.
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Guy sitting in front of me Friday night talking to his girlfriend after the film Guys and Dolls(presented in stereo-a very pleasant surprise.)
"I've seen this so many times on TV but tonight feels like it's the first time I've seen it."
The original draperies are beautiful, aren't they? The entire theatre was built fireproofed. Even the "wood" paneling in the Men's Smoking Lounge (which is now a Men's NO-SMOKING Lounge) is plaster made to look like wood.
The draperies will remain, and are in surprisingly good condition, save for one or two up in the closed-off balcony level that will have to be restored after years of nicotine.
I can tell you what's been talked in the coming months/years.
-The GSTOS will be finishing up on our beloved "Wonder Morton" organ. This will be a sold-out night when the organ rises out of the Orchestra Pit in all its restored glory for the first time in years.
-Fire Exit door restoration/replacement, along with reinforcing fire staircases on the outside.
-Securing original matching seating for the front of the auditorium.
-Stabilizing loose plaster in the auditorium. Replacing missing plaster elements in Auditorium.
-Cleaning years of nicotine from the Auditorium and Grand Foyer, and color matching the original colors on these surfaces where missing. (Will require scaffolding in both areas. One of the MAJOR jobs in the future).
-Installation of seating in the Loge, Mezzanine, and Balcony areas. (Can't tell you how many people want to sit up there and relive memories from long ago…)
-Eventually re-create missing light fixtures taken from the Loew's Jersey when it was to be demolished. When Friends of the Loew's managed to save the theatre from the wrecking ball, only a VERY FEW items were given back to the theatre. These, alas, were one-of-a-kind items that must be recreated from photographs on hand.
-Modernizing the backstage areas, including the Dressing Room levels. (this is being done now) This will ensure performing groups that perform at this historic venue will have modern facilities at their fingertips (including showers). The theatre-goer will not see these modernizations, only the original 1929 "look" will they experience. (The entire theatre, as large as it is, has ONE shower in it for ALL of the performers!!!)
-Eventually restoring the marquee to match the original. It was a Napoleon-type, much like the New York Paramount. The HUGE vertical marquee, removed in the 1960's, will not be restored. That actually put major stress on the building's structure.
We do not have the original furniture from the theatre, save for a few pieces. They were either sold off long ago, or brought to hotels owned by the Loew's Corp. also long ago. We DO have photos of the theatre in our archives of where everything was, even names of artwork and statuary.
Are you in a position to talk about upcoming renovation work? I love the website but it tends to just give an overview of what amazing work has been done by the "Friends of the Loews". I want to hear about whats coming up.
I also want to ask about the drapes throughout the theatre. Have they been fire retarded. Can they stay? It's important the originals are retained and sometimes a deal can be struck with the fire department on an historical basis. It is, of course, possible to recreate but the patina of the originals contibutes so much to the ambience of the building. On the same subject, are there any plans to recover items of the original furniture. Do you have any in storage?
Maybe if the website involved its readers with the forward planning aspect of the restoration it might be reflected in donations??? It is such a fantastic opportunity to get involved in restoring one of the countrys most important Cinema Treasures, not to mention one that is so complete.
Thank you Porter. I would be happy to entertain questions if anyone has any. (Nothing political – dealing with the City, please. We have others in "Friends of the Loews" that are doing an excellent job within this area!!!).
Like some of the other Wonder Theatres, the Orchestra Pit at the Loew's Jersey was also boarded over to provide extra rows of seating. This number I have written down at the theatre, but I do not have it at home right now.(I believe it is 3,214, if memory serves…).
Also, the Loew's Jersey is unlike any other theatre that I've ever been in as it's not the usual "L" shape. Look at the theatre from a distance straight on (say, from the PATH station across the street), and you'll see that the actual theatre is built on a curve! It's deceiving to the eyes when you enter. You will keep walking ever-so-slightly to the right as you walk through the entire length of the theatre. It's actually built on the cliffs of the PATH tracks. (Must have been an architectual nightmare to design a theatre of this size in such an awkward area.)
The chandelier in the Grand Foyer was restored by hand by members of Friends of the Loew's in 2001. It's original cost was $65,000 (1929 dollars), and is made of Pre-war Czekloslovokian (sp) crystal. Takes two members about 45 minutes to lower it to floor level, and three members an hour to raise it. I believe it has 127 lights.
The Orchestra Pit lift, and Piano lift work just fine. The organ lift is being restored while members of the GSTOS are readying the re-installation of our Wonder Morton Theater Organ on the lift. The organ console is actually entered facing the audience. The lift is also a motorized turntable, and has to be turned around so the organist's back is to the audience before it is raised into position.


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Christina Milian, Violet Nash and Nicole Murphy celebrate Mother's Day A bevy of Hollywood celebs and their mothers, daughters, and significant other'stook to Los Angeles' Thompson Hotel Saturday for the fifth annual 'On The Go Beauty Mother's Day event. The fun filled bash took place at the hotel's rooftop pool where guests noshed on brunch… Read more »
Kobe Bryant's family dispute gets uglier after Mother's Day
Kobe Bryant continues to deal with a legal matter that may split his family a part. Several weeks ago, Kobe sued Goldin Auctions to prevent the auction house for selling memorabilia given to them by Kobe's mother, Pamela Bryant. Kobe claimed that his mother stole the items, but his mother says that he gave her… Read more »
Pips Entertainment's 10th annual Mother's Day Jazz and Blues
Some of the happiest mothers in Los Angeles were those who were treated to Mother's Day Jazz and Blues at the newly remodeled Ford Amphitheater in Hollywood. This afternoon event from 3 to 8 p.m.was really a big picnic in disguise where everyone brings their own … food, family and beverages. Derrick Pipkin's Pips Entertainment… Read more »
Draya Michele blasted by fans on Mother's Day
Draya Michele accused of being a negligent parent on Mother's Day While some celebs were being showered with positivity on Mother's Day, a reality star was being taunted on Twitter. Draya Michele of "Basketball Wives L.A." fame has long been subjected to criticism from fans who mock her parenting skills. On the VH1 program a… Read more »
Christina Milian buys her mother an $80,000 car for Mother's Day (photos)
Christina Milian surprises her mother with a Jaguar for Mother's Day While some celebs simply posted photos of themselves spending time with their mothers on Mother's Day, YMCMB singer Christina Milian, 31, decided to show off the pricey gift she purchased for her mom. Milian shared snaps on Instagram of a shiny Jaguar coupe her… Read more »
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Mother's Day is a big day for Sean "Diddy" Combs. The producer/rapper has five children with three different women, and he made sure he acknowledged them all. His two sons are Justin and Christian Combs and his daughters are Chance and twins: D'Lila Star and Jessie James. Check out how he honored their mothers on Sunday,… Read more »
See how the stars celebrated Mother's Day
Along with a plethora of well wishes for mothers all around the world, celebrities like many others, spent the day with close family, friends, and of course that once special woman in their lives. A very thin Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi spent the day with her beautiful son Lorenzo. Pink posted a photo of herself with… Read more »
Shooting in New Orleans during Mother's Day parade: Multiple injured
Multiples gunmen opened fire in New Orleans' 7th Ward during Mother's Day Parade. As many as 17 people were injured, including a 10-year-old boy and girl. They were marching in the second-line parade – a procession of attendees dancing behind the brass band – when gunfire erupted at the intersection of Frenchmen and Villere streets. Ronal… Read more »
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Celebrities share photos for Mother's Day In addition to flooding Twitter with Mother's Day posts, a number of celebs have taken to Instagram to share Mother's Day photos. Angela Simmons (pictured above), shared this snap of her mother who we've rarely seen in the spotlight for the holiday. Similarly, a five-months pregnant Monica posted a… Read more »
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Happy Mother's Day: 'Rolling out' celebrates black mothers 2013
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Adrienne Bailon, Victor Cruz and their moms celebrate Mother's Day at the 40/40 Club
Adrienne Bailon, Victor Cruz, take to Jay-Z's 40/40 Club On Saturday, May 11 The Shawn Carter Foundation hosted a special pre-Mother's Day event at Jay-Z's 40/40 nightclub. Dubbed "Celebrating Mothers, Our First Educators," the event honored moms with Grey Goose cocktails and a variety of Mother's Day themed activities. Spotted enjoying the celebration were Adrienne… Read more »
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Celebs wish their mothers and fans a 'Happy Mother's Day' Social media is currently being flooded with posts marking this Mother's Day holiday. A number of rappers, reality stars and actors are wishing their fans and their own mothers well wishes including Diddy who shared the above photo of his mom. Happy Mother's Day… Read more »
Derby Brunch Hatwalk Mother's Day fundraiser featured Atlanta's most fashionable
An annual Mother's Day weekend fundraiser and fete attracted Atlanta's fashionable. Founded by Corliss Hill, the Derby Brunch Hatwalk celebrated its third year at Villa Christina with hundreds of sassy, classy and stylish divas donning their Derby-style hats. The 3rd Annual Derby Brunch Hatwalk included a fashion marketplace that featured natural body care, one-of-a-kind hats,… Read more »
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Interfaith Dialogue
Perfect Fear Casts Out Love
The hidden reality of inter-faith relationships is that listening to others who actually believe in their own faith does not offend the majority of people of other faiths. Muslims, Buddhists, Jews, Hindus, and Christians all want to be free to express their faith as fully functioning members of society, so why should we not want each other to do the same?
We need to build a public square that is respectful of people of all faiths. Faith represents the character, spirituality, and conscience of a society. It builds conviction. We should work together to improve the global and local communities in which we live. We can even form a common cause with those of different faiths to promote real religious freedom here in the West where it is gradually being eroded, and also in many countries in the East where it is still a distant dream.
Many of us approach sharing our faith by effectively communicating, "everything you believe is wrong and let me tell you why." Beginning where we agree can help with building understanding and friendship. One helpful topic for conversation between people of various faiths is what they think about Jesus. For a Jew, Jesus was a rabbi. To a Muslim he was one of their prophets, to a Christian he is the Son of God who died and rose again for us, and whom we worship today. There is a lot of potential to discuss him, starting from where we agree. For example his golden rule, "treat other people as you want to be treated" is attractive to most people and then we can respectfully move on to where we do disagree.
The peace of the world is going to depend on leaders who can help to diffuse the dangerous potential of masses of people who are full of fear and anger. Relationships build trust. With trust you can solve anything. Peace is not just the absence of conflict; it is the presence of harmony. We can all play our part to break down barriers one person at a time.
We can work to build good relationships with people different from ourselves without compromising our beliefs, and without pretending we agree. This simple idea has the potential to transform the world politically. Politicians respond to public opinion. The attitudes and actions of thousands of ordinary people can help to shape public opinion.
People everywhere want the same things: they want to be able to worship freely, they want access to opportunity, and they want access to good education and healthcare.
Jesus said, "Blessed are the peacemakers." The world needs people who make themselves available to demonstrate unconditional love, which changes people's hearts.
Adrian Warnock blogs at http://patheos.com/blogs/adrianwarnock and is the author of book, Raised With Christ: How The Resurrection Changes Everything. Adrian is based in London, where he serves on the leadership team of Jubilee Church. You can connect with him on Twitter (http://twitter.com/adrianwarnock) or Facebook. (http://facebook.com/adrianwarnock). Video recordings of the Global Faith Forum are available free of charge at http://globalfaithforum.com.


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Good afternoon and welcome to round 13 of this year's Formula 1 world championship from Monza.
We'll be bringing you all the updates here as Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button battle it out at the front of the grid.
He didn't look all that delighted to take pole yesterday, but it was a fantastic display from the Brit. Team-mate Jenson Button came in second, with Felipe Massa putting in an excellent lap to nab third.
Can McLaren win for the second week in successive?
Brundle's on the start-finish line watching the cars file in, on the verge of getting in the way as mechanics push their drivers to the grid. But he's quickly into finding a driver to shove a microphone under. Nico Hulkenberg is the first.
How they line-up:
1) Hamilton
2) Button
3) Massa
4) Schumacher
5) Vettel
6) Rosberg
7) Raikkonen
8) Kobayashi
9) Di Resta
10) Alonso
11) Webber
12) Perez
13) Senna
14) Ricciardo
15) d'Ambrosio
16) Vergne
17) Kovalainen
18) Petrov
19) Glock
20) Pic
21 Karthikeyan
22) Maldonado
23) de la Rosa
24 Hulkenberg
Martin: "Do you speak English?"
Stranger: "No."
Bafta winning stuff!
Ten minutes to go until the formation lap begins. The sun is beating down on the circuit, which could help Jenson Button's smoother driving style.
Another win here would definitely put him back in title contention.
Byron Young @byronf1 Whippy "the race is ours to lose" #F1
Sky doing its bit for Italian tourism with a montage of locals welcoming the viewer into their homes.
We're only a few minutes away from the off - and it's very very hot.
MERCEDES AMG F1 @MercedesAMGF1 Air temp 28C, track temp 38C MonzaF1
Here we go. The formation lap is underway. All of the top 11 are on the softer of the two tyres - the medium.
The first corner was pretty uneventful in the GP2 race, with one car going straight on and a couple of others bumping over the sleeping policemen. Always potential for drama, though.
Massa passes Button early on and stays ahead. Excellent start from Hamilton, who pulls away.
1) Hamilton
2) Massa
3) Button
4) Schumacher
5) Vettel
But no drama at the first chicane, all drivers going around nicely.
Fernando Alonso already up three places into seventh.
Button'll want to clear Massa very quickly or Hamilton's going to pull away. The gap between the front two is already 1.2 seconds.
Hamilton, as you'd suspect, has put in the quickest lap - now 1.4 second ahead of Massa in second.
He was also 0.4 seconds quicker than Button on that second lap.
Alonso already up to sixth and only 0.6 seconds off Sebastian Vettel. Excellent start from the championship leader.
Hamilton already 2.1 seconds ahead. Button still 1.1 seconds off Massa and not close enough to take advantage in the DRS zone.
Byron Young @byronf1 Wow all 24 car still in it after the first three laps - who would have bet on that?monza f1
Button was 0.3 seconds and 0.2 seconds slower than Hamilton and Massa again on that lap. Vettel behind him was quicker.
Senna and Rosberg kiss each other at the first corner, forcing the Brazilian over the speed bumps. Neither cars look damaged.


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Liverpool agree to transfer fee for Sevilla defender Alberto Moreno
Liverpool have agreed a £12 million deal to sign long-term transfer target Sevilla defender Alberto Moreno.
Brendan Rodgers made signing a left back his priority earlier this summer and singled out the 22-year-old as his number one target. The Premier League club confirmed the impending move for the 22-year-old, after he was withdrawn from the Sevilla's squad for its 2-0 defeat to Real Madrid in the UEFA Super Cup final on Tuesday.
However, Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre managed to thrash out a deal for Moreno in Cardiff before the game that Real won 2-0, and the player was withdrawn from the side. The Spain international, who came through his home-town club's youth system, is now set to undergo a medical at Anfield and discuss personal terms.
A statement on the Liverpool club website read: "Liverpool can confirm they have reached an agreement with Sevilla for the transfer of Spain international fullback Alberto Moreno. The Reds will proceed with the formalities of finalizing the deal for the 22-year-old over the coming days and will make no further announcement until it is complete."
There were emotional scenes on Tuesday night in Cardiff after the Super Cup among the Sevilla players and staff who were hugging a tearful Moreno on the pitch. Sevilla coach Emery insisted Moreno would leave with the club's blessing and said: "We didn't have any clear expectation (about the transfer being completed), but it was in our minds.
"This has been in the offing for a month and a half or two. We were aware of the need to take him out of the squad. And we were in England and close to the teams who are interested in Alberto. Maybe decisions are speeding up because we are getting towards the end of the transfer window (on Aug. 31). We want to wish all the best to Alberto Moreno and we need to continue with our path. He's a player we can no longer count on."
Moreno will become Liverpool's eighth signing of the summer transfer window, while his arrival is likely to see Martin Kelly join Crystal Palace. The 24-year-old defender has made more than 30 appearances for Liverpool since making his first-team debut in 2007, but it seems he could be on his way to Selhurst Park.
The Reds signed many players this summer, including Southampton trio Rickie Lambert, Adam Lallana and Dejan Lovren, Emre Can from Bayer Leverkusen and Lazar Markovic from Benfica. They also added defender Javier Manquillo on loan from Atletico Madrid and signed striker Divock Origi before returning him to former club Lille for the season.
Rodgers told the club's official website: "We would still like to do some business. Across the board, we still want to add a little bit more depth to what we have." Rodgers is believed to be prioritizing another forward following the sale of Luis Suarez to Barcelona for £75 million.
A move for QPR's French striker Loic Remy fell through last month, after what was reported to be a failed medical. And they have been linked with a move for former Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o.
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Newton County School System was well represented in the recent Georgia Music Educators Association's Statewide Elementary Honor Chorus as fifth-grade students from Fairview, Heard-Mixon ...
Samantha Fuhrey, superintendent of the Newton County School System, received the President's Award from the Georgia School Superintendents Association (GSSA) during its spring Bootstrap ...
The Newton Foundation for Educational Excellence is pleased to announce the recipients of the Foundation's Spring Classroom Grants for 2015-2016.
The son of two entrepreneurs, Melissa and Christopher Worton of Covington, Brian Worton is already following his parents' lead. A senior at Newton College and ...
Oxford College of Emory University is hosting a series of interactive classes for the community this spring.
The Newton County Board of Education unanimously approved the appointment of Trey Bailey as its District 1 representative Tuesday night.
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The Newton County Board of Education voted unanimously on Tuesday to table the naming of the new elementary school until December, after several Oxford residents ask they leave the name Palmer-Stone Elementary at the Oxford school, which is scheduled to be phased-out.
George M. Cohen's classic musical "Give My Regards to Broadway" will be staged by the Eastside High School Chorus Show Choir at 7 p.m. Thursday and Saturday and at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the school auditorium.
George M. Cohen's classic musical "Give My Regards to Broadway" will be staged by the Eastside High School Chorus Show Choir at 7 p.m. Thursday and Saturday and at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the school auditorium.
Alcovy High School will stage a community fall festival from 5 p.m. tol 9 p.m. on Friday.
Activities include a moonwalk, cake walk and toy swap. Food and drink will be sold and there also will be a variety of vendors.
Troy University has moved to downtown Covington and will open its doors at its new Monticello Street location Monday.
Troy University has moved to downtown Covington and will open its doors at its new Monticello Street location Monday.
Visiting speakers: On Nov. 3, guidance counselor Kelli Fain arranged for 17 colleges to speak with high school junior and senior students along with their parents about their college or university. Upperclassmen were able to inquire about admission requirements, programs of study, campus life, semester fees, athletics, deadlines, financial aid, scholarships and any other question that came to their mind. The students found the fair to be extremely helpful and arranged several tours to the various schools.
Livingston Elementary School announces its students of the month for November.
Georgia Perimeter College instructor Jeff Meadors has been named the 2010-2011 Counselor Advocate of the Year by Newton County Schools.
Sherri Davis-Viniard, director of public relations for Newton County Schools, has been named Region 2 Director for the Georgia School Public Relations Association.
Prom prep: Eastside High School's prom committee worked to keep the cost of its prom down by staging a fall festival on Saturday, with all proceeds going to the March 19 dance.
Newton County FFA Teams were very successful in competing at this year's Georgia National Fair in Perry, Georgia. The Newton County Beef Show Team won Second Place Beef Livestock Herdsman Award for its division and Newton High School received Honorable Mention for its Chapter Forestry Display.
The Newton County School System continues to surpass Georgia's average graduation rate, with 84.2 percent of county seniors graduating in 2010, compared to 80.8 percent of seniors statewide, according to information released on Tuesday. Newton County has also continued to post yearly increases in its graduation rate for all students.
Piedmont Academy's Fellowship of Christian Athletes attended "Tribulation Trail" in Stockbridge on Oct. 15. The dramatic, biblical presentation began in 1992 and is sponsored by several community churches in the area. The group walked through tiki-lantern lit paths through the woods to experience journeys based on the Bible's book of Revelations.
The R.L. Cousins class of 1965 celebrated their 45th reunion with activities from Sept. 17-19.
The Newton County Board of Education will save $9.7 million over several years and get a rebate every six months through its participation in the Qualified School Construction Bond Program, part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
"We estimate had you sold regular tax exempt bonds your interest cost would have been $9.7 million over the life of the bonds," said Bryce W. Holcomb Jr., director of the public finance department of Citigroup in Atlanta.
Nick Collins, the former head football coach for Newton High School, has resigned from the school system. The Newton County Board of Education voted to accept his resignation at Tuesday's meeting.
Collins was involved in an incident in August involving Felicia Jackson, the president of the team's booster club, and her juvenile son, a player on the team. According to an incident report from the Newton County Sheriff's Office, a meeting between Collins and Jackson became heated and as a result of that, her son quit the team and threw his gear near Collins. At that point ...
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A local doctor refers an active well 78 year old man to your ED. He had just attended for his regular blood pressure checkup that morning and mentioned in passing that his pacemaker had been a bit red for a few days. Intrigued, the doctor suggested he take a look at it…
[DDET Describe and interpret his image]
The pacemaker has eroded through the subcutaneous tissue pocket and skin, which is now red with a purulent exudate. There is an old midline sternotomy scar. The breakdown of the skin over this cardiac implanted electronic device (CIED) provides a potential direct route of entry for bacteria to the blood and endocardium and mandates its urgent removal and assessment for replacement. Antibiotics must be administered parenterally to treat/prevent bacteraemia and endocarditis, with Staphylococcal species the most likely pathogen in this setting.
He's currently well, with normal vital signs and general examination. He's a little surprised at all the fuss this has caused… What are the next steps to take now?
[DDET Management]
Investigations performed:
Bedside ECG BSL
Blood FBE, U+E, CRP, ESR, Blood cultures x 3
Radiology CXR
Other Skin swabs for M+C+S
After consultation with his cardiologist and an infectious disease specialist, he was commenced on IV Meropenem and Vancomycin, and admitted for device removal. As an inpatient he had a transoesophageal echo later that day to assess for presence of endocarditis vegetations, this was fortunately normal.
This is an example of an infection related to a cardiac implanted electronic device (CIED) On this occasion there was no evidence of associated serious infection on his initial workup or subsequent blood cultures, and another CIED was re-sited on the opposite side several days later.
So to recap the major goals of his management:
- Assess for clinical and investigation evidence of infection
- Early consultation with cardiology and ID
- Initiate broad spectrum parenteral antibiotics
- Remove IECD
- Assess whether replacement is required
- Replace when blood cultures negative > 72 hours
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Travel to Peru through the photogrpahs of Harry Lichtman. Areas visited include Cusco, Huaraz, the Cordillera Blanca, Machu Picchu, and a climb to the top of Nevado Pisco.
Greetings. I am a freelance professional photographer based in the seacoast area of New Hampshire. While most of my time is spent capturing the ever changing New Hampshire landscape, my travels have taken me to the American west as well as Africa, New Zealand, and most recently Peru.
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Both Esprit Senior, and Esprit Junior, pom & dance teams competed at the Six Flags Great America Pom Spooktacular competition last weekend, and both teams took home 1st Place honors in the Kick Line (High School) and Kick Line (Junior) divisions, respectively.
In the pom division, Esprit (Seniors) took home 2nd place honors; and Esprit (Juniors) took home 5th place honors in their respective age categories. There were 50 performances for the day with a wide variety of styles and ages represented.
Esprit Poms & Dance Team is Wauwatosa's independent (all-star) competition dance team, and was established in 1990. Esprit participates in Badgerette Pompon, Inc.'s exciting competitions, camps, workshops and related events for pompon squads throughout the Midwest.
If you love to dance and compete, both teams will hold open tryouts in the spring. Contact Coach Pat (414) 243-1938 if you would like more tryout information, or visit us at practice to see for yourself what an exciting opportunity this can be. Interested candidates do not need to prepare anything in advance of tryouts - we will teach you all you need to know.
Esprit's senior team is comprised of students entering 8th through 12th grade. Esprit (Seniors) practice on Tuesday & Thursday evenings from 6-8:30pm; and Saturdays from 8am-Noon in Wauwatosa.
Esprit's Junior team is a younger sister squad, comprised of students entering 5th through 8th grade. Esprit Juniors practice on Tuesday & Thursday evenings from 6-8:30pm in Wauwatosa.
Esprit is celebrating 23 years of excellence and good sportsmanship this year. If you would like to learn more about the program, we also invite you to visit Esprit's website at http://www.wauwatosaespritboosters.com/www.wauwatosaespritboosters.com/Home.html .
Congratulations Esprit!!
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BARRE — A Waterbury teen has been accused of forcing a female relative to give and receive oral sex late last year.
Austin Hoyt, 16, pleaded not guilty to felony sexual assault without consent Thursday in Washington County criminal court in Barre. If convicted, Hoyt faces a maximum of life in prison and a $25,000 fine.
According to the Vermont State Police affidavit, Hoyt's mother, Amy Currier, told the Vermont Department for Children and Families that Hoyt had been sexually assaulting the relative, whose age was not given.
State police said the female relative told them Hoyt would come into her bedroom and tell her to take off her clothes, then would strip and lie on top of her naked.
She told state police she would comply with Hoyt's commands because she was "afraid he would hurt me" and later said he told her, "Don't tell or I'll hurt you," according to the affidavit.
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The Labor Department's newest figures on employer compensation costs came out last month, showing that pay for the average state and local government worker was 45 percent more than for the average private-sector worker. That's a slight increase in the 44 percent gap from 2009. The gap has stayed pretty steady, however, in the last decade.
The average private-sector worker made $19.64 per hour in wages or salary in December, while the average state and local government worker earned $26.42 per hour. (For some reason federal worker pay isn't surveyed.) The gap between benefits for private sector workers and those for state and government workers was larger: $13.86 an hour in benefits for the government workers vs. $8.11 for the private sector folks.
All told, the government workers made $40.28 an hour while the private sector workers made $27.75.
So the benefits for public sector workers were 71 percent higher than those for the private sector. Of course this is all fodder for the raging debate over public pensions. Many argue that government workers are more highly trained and have greater skills than those in the private sector. Len Lazarick at MarylandReporter.com has a good summary of where things stand on pension legislation in Maryland.
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My friend bought a GMC Acadia yesterday and had two Diono Montery Boosters (one new, one a few years old) for her 9 and 5 year olds. The kids can't buckle themselves. WE can hardly buckle them. The seatbelt female end is rigid and the Montery's are wide seats, and there is just no way it is going to work.
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By By Julia LeDoux, Pentagram Staff Writer
JOINT BASE MYER-HENDERSON HALL, Va. Holocaust survivor Halina Yasharoff Peabody brought her story of courage, faith and determination to Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall as the installation observed Holocaust Remembrance Day April 24 at the community center on the Fort Myer portion of the joint base.
"The best we can do and the best you can do is listen and hear it," Peabody said. "The kind of atmosphere that was there, it's impossible to get your mind around.
"I'm talking for all of us, we're all miracles to be here. I'm one of the lucky ones, one of the few lucky ones."
With the theme of this year's Holocaust remembrance, "Never Again, Heeding the Warning Signs" as a backdrop, Peabody discussed how she and her family survived in Nazi-occupied Poland during World War II.
"We try to inspire people to remember what happened," she said. "We cannot forget. If people ask us to forget, we have no right. We're not God, and we cannot forget six million people who were killed. Who am I to forget them."
Peabody was just a young girl when the Soviet Union invaded her native Poland in September 1939.
"My story happened when I was very, very young," she said. "I was just 7 when the war broke out."
Peabody said she had a "very wonderful life" prior to the outbreak of the war. Her father was a dentist and her mother was a championship swimmer. A younger sister rounded out the family. Peabody's father, Izak, feared he would be conscripted into the Soviet army following the 1939 invasion, and he fled to Romania. When he returned to his family, Soviet officials accused Izak of espionage and sentenced him to 20 years of hard labor in Siberia.
The family lost touch with Izak and when the Germans invaded the Soviet Union in 1941, they also conquered the part of Poland where Peabody, her mother and sister were. Eventually, the family was moved into what would become a ghetto.
Peabody's mother, Olga, realized what would happen and sought identification papers that would designate them as non-Jews.
"She brought papers from a Catholic priest," Peabody said. "As Catholics, she thought maybe we could go places where there were no Jewish people, nobody knew us, three women, and we'd have a chance to survive that way."
With the papers in hand, the family boarded a train, but were pressured by a man into admitting they were Jewish. On the way to Gestapo headquarters, Olga talked the man out of turning them in.
When the war ended, Olga placed ads on the radio seeking Izak's whereabouts. A friend of the family heard the announcement and soon the family was back together. They settled in London, England.
Peabody immigrated to the United States in 1968 and volunteers with the National Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C.
JBM-HH Commander Col. Fern O. Sumpter thanked those who attended the event for honoring the victims of the holocaust.
"This year's theme reminds us to heed the warnings that led to the Holocaust. The many things that we think of as our inalienable rights were stripped from the Jews in 1930s Nazi Germany," she said. "This was done gradually, almost subtlety. Not many heeded the warnings. We must stand up and speak up for human dignity and rights and commit to never again ignoring the warning signs of persecution because we think they [don't] affect us personally."
Sumpter then read Martin Niemoller's poem "First They Came."
"We must remember the terrible events of this nightmare called the Holocaust and remain vigilant against hatred, persecution and tyranny," she said. "We must actively re-educate ourselves to the principals of individual freedom and a just society."
Also in attendance at the event were Maj. Gen. Michael S. Linnington, commanding general Joint Force Head-quarters-National Capital Region and Military District of Washington; JFHQ-NCR/MDW Command Sgt. Maj. David Turnbull; JBM-HH Command Sgt. Maj. Earlene Y. Lavender; Headquarters Command Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Mark Beihl and Headquarters Command Battalion Command Sgt. Maj. Richard Jessup.


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Kora player Kane Mathis plays Egan's Ballard Jam House tonight at 9 p.m.
The Builders and the Butchers play Neumos tonight. As my favorite Gothic bluegrass band, and one of my favorite bands period, I strongly urge you to go listen to their bloody tales of brimstone and misery, even if you've seen them six times before, as they are known to lead musical processions outside and around the block. It's very fun. The show costs a trifling $12, doors are at 8 p.m., and a pair of great bands-- orchestral Portland pop band Loch Lomond and hometown friendsthe Globes-- open, so get there on time.
Kora player Kane Mathis plays Egan's Ballard Jam House tonight at 9 p.m.
Young Fresh Fellows celebrate their CD release at the Tractor Tavern tonight, which you can read more about in the music section.
Studio 66's fifth anniversary is tonight at Lo-Fi with Satellite 4 and the Sugarsmacks. It starts at 9 p.m. and costs $8.
Then, there are these two selections from this week's Short List:
Autopilot is for Lovers at Cafe Racer, 9:30 p.m., $12 adv
Autopilot Is for Lovers is a Portland duo whose lead singer, Adrienne Hatkin, sounds more like Stevie Nicks than Stevie Nicks. However, it would be inaccurate to say Stevie Nicks sounds like Adrienne Hatkin because Hatkin wasn't even a fetus when Nicks began her crooning career. But, together with her multi-instrumentalist bandmate Paul Seely (Hatkin's a multi-instrumentalist herself), Autopilot is for Lovers sounds nothing like Fleetwood Mac. In fact they're quite the opposite, cultivating an Eastern European sound through the use of peculiar instruments like accordion, melodica, and glockenspiel.
Their full-length debut, To the Wolves, is quite impressive, although it lurches a little too close to Devendra Banhart territory on a handful of tracks. But let's face it: The real reason I'm writing about this band is Seely shares a full name with my father, and spells it the exact same way. That's a first. MIKE SEELY
Andrew Oliver and Kane Mathis at Egan's Ballard Jam House, 9 p.m., $7
Listening to Kane Mathis' kora playing brings to mind Keith Jarrett's Koln Concert. Their instruments are similar: in Mathis' case, the kora is a 21-stringed West African harp that he learned in Gambia. Take the guts out of Jarrett's piano, stand them up and pluck them, and you have the same idea. Both performers employ gorgeous improvisation on top of simple rhythms; their songs meander between chord and melody, creating a continuous, crystalline drone. Tonight's show--which also features Portland jazz pianist Andrew Oliver--is enough to bring the comparison full circle. In a recent appearance on KEXP's Best Ambiance, Mathis' and Oliver's duets blended together so seamlessly, it sounded as if one giant 109 stringed harp was being played by a four armed musician; not being able to see who was doing what almost made it more interesting. ERIK NEUMANN


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Located above the Iron Horse Social Club, a Vintage Motorcycle Museum & Bar, offers a unique overnight destination. We're on Main Street in downtown Savanna along the bluffs of the beautiful Mississippi River. Come enjoy the camaraderie, an awesome museum, great people, great music and ice cold beer.
Timber Lake Resort
Located deep in the woods just 5 miles from historic Mt Carroll, Timber Lake Resort offers 120 campsites including pull-thru RV sites with water, sewer, and electric hookups. We also offer deluxe log cabin rentals and beautiful lakeside rustic camping. Other amenities include a 1,800-square-foot pool, large group pavilion, recreation center, general store, lakeside deck, two spring-fed lakes, biking & hiking trails and Timber Lake Playhouse, Illinois' oldest professional summer stock theatre, is located next door within easy walking distance.
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40 unit extended stay motel. All rooms have microwave, refrigerator, on site cafe, and laundromat, pets welcome
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The Driftless Area Stillroom is now located at the SHOPS@GLENVIEW. We offer outstanding domestic and worldwide wine selection of cheeses, meats, foodstuffs and a rotating selection of house made goods, housewares and more. We focus on local, organic, and sustainable purveyors. Join us Sundays for food and drink on the veranda.
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The Blue Bedroom Inn is located in downtown Savanna above The Savanna Marketplace. It has four lovely and comfortable guest rooms decorated in a vintage decor, where sleep comes easy on plush beds. The Inn notes a spacious common area with a living room, dining room, and kitchen with WiFi for your convenience. Enjoy panoramic views of the Mississippi River from tiered decking and walk along the banks right out the back door. Savanna notes many outdoor areas and activities including The Mississippi Palisades State Park, Bike Trails, horseback riding, golfing, and the Mississippi River to mention a few. Savanna is a short jaunt to the historic city of Galena.
Swamp Bottom Railroad
This is an outdoor railroad using 1/2 inch scale G Gauge with over 1,000 feet of track in a 45 by 60 foot outdoor garden. We run trains modeled from the late 1800's to the present time with both freight and passenger trains. We concentrate on rail cars hauling coal, grain, alcohol, ballast, and various commodities. At any given running, you can see steam and diesel trains depending on the era we are running that day on the inner and outer tracks of this Garden. The engines have digital sound boards for realism.
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Quality primitives antiques shop on historic Peoria-Galena Trail, located behind our restored 1861 limestone house in beautiful Pleasant Valley.
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Combining old-world joinery and the accuracy of modern-day machinery and the desire to produce the highest quality custom cabinets, furniture and mill work.
The shops @glenview are located on the first floor of the Historic Hotel Glenview where you will find the dabluz boutique, Driftless Area Stillroom and more! Check out our website for a full listing of all the great things our vendors have to offer.
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Seven Eagles Motel and Campground
Relax in our comfortable rooms. Our rooms include a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, patio & grill. Be sure to enjoy the heated outdoor pool and new theater room. Laundry facilities.
Seven Eagles Cabins
Both cabins have air & heat and each has its own private shower and rest room. Each cabin has a picnic table and fire pit, and best of all - firewood. Linen and towels are included with the rental. One cabin has a Queen Size bed and loft area with table and chairs. The other cabin has a full size and a single bed with a loft area. Our log cabins are nested next to The Great River Bike Path and hundreds of acres of Illinois Fish and Wildlife Reserve that offers excellent fishing, bird watching, hunting, biking, hiking, and wildlife enjoyment.
Sentinel & Sunset Trails
The highest pint in Illinois is 1,257 feet located in the northwest corner of the state. That's where you'll find Mississippi Palisades State Park and the Sentinel and Sunset Trails. The park has 2,500 acres of wooded ravines and canyons. The Palisades are a line of vertical cliffs that rise up from the shore of Buffalo Lake. Hiking to the top provides tremendous views and an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. The two trails are strenuous due to the elevation change, but at approximately 3.7 miles, shouldn't take too long for you to experience the sense of adventure in nature or burning in your legs.
Scenic Bluff Ranch
Situated in the majestic hills of Savanna on more than 350 acres with access to over 24 miles of trails, Scenic Bluff Ranch is a fun and friendly haven, with a caring atmosphere, which makes riding horses a pleasure. Established in 1997 and designed with horse and rider in mind, we cater to all disciplines and breeds and we have plenty to offer everyone; from the inexperienced to the seasoned rider. Ride our trails with your horse or rent our facility for your event.
Savanna Museum and Cultural Center
This 3 story historic building contains artifacts telling the story of this Mississippi River community. Noteworthy displays include over 80 mannequins dressed in authentic Civil War uniforms, native son & famous big-band musician Wayne King memorabilia, railroad artifacts and running model RR layout Savanna Ordnance Depot artifacts and much more.
Savanna Motel
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Savanna Marketplace Bike Rental
Come explore the Great River Bike Path. Rentals of mountain bikes, junior mountain bikes and recumbants are available April 1 - September 30. Locks also available. All rentals include helmets and a printed map.
Savanna Marketplace
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I calculated mine based on my Ovulation date (I temped) but I am pretty sure the Dr will calculate based ob my LMP. I have long cycles so that would change my due date by a week.
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Man charged with murder after Canterbury 'altercation' left two dead
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The head of the Church of England has said some gay couples have loving and monogamous relationships of "stunning quality" - and he believes a woman will one day be made an archbishop.
Dale Bolinger is accused of conspiring with Gilberto Valle
Police have dug up the garden of a male nurse in Kent who is allegedly linked to a New York policeman suspected of plotting to torture, kill and eat women, it emerged today.
Online contact in Britain - known as Moody Blues or meatmarketman - gave Valle advice on not getting caught by police, including references to Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe
'I was completely introverted. I felt there was no one I could trust to tell them what was going on in my head'
In a rare intervention into religious matters, the PM said he was 'very sad' about the outcome
The General Synod votes today as the traditionalists make a last-ditch stand
A council has introduced a 'pedestrian permit' for residents wanting to walk through a council-owned car park to get to their homes.
Last-minute Synod compromise over women in top posts alienates traditionalists and reformers
The Rugby Football Union today announced that Canterbury will replace Nike as England's kit manufacturer for the next four years.
A pocket rocket of a player, he is now eyeing glory as a coach. He talks to Dave Hadfield
The General Synod debates women bishops again today. While they make up their minds, John Walsh weighs the palaces and puce robes against the political powerlessness
New Zealand's worst-kept sporting secret was finally revealed today when Steve Hansen was announced as the new All Blacks head coach.
Only after months of campaigning have families been given legal representation. Kathy Marks reports from Christchurch
Kent has welcomed visitors since Chaucer's time. Today, it has beach resorts from the kitsch to the chic. Oh, and apples by the barrel load, says James Litston
At the press launch of Classic FM in September 1992 Michael Bukht, one of its founders and its first Director of Programmes, spoke with characteristic exuberance of the limitless prospects for a commercial station playing constant classical music in a less snooty way than the BBC's Radio 3. Yet like most of the worldly-wise media commentators present, I came away from Classic's modest new studio in Camden, north London, convinced that the enterprise would not be long for this world.


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Jim Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Making Portfolios Washington-Proof
(BTU) and Bank of New York Mellon (BK).Ranadive started off by highlighting FedEx (FDX) as one of Tibco's customers that is taking advantage of his company's 21st century software to analyze big data in real time. He said if your company provides the right products, then they will always be in demand -- which is why Tibco is seeing a pickup in sales across the globe, from the U.S. to Europe and into Asia. Ranadive also talked about how Tibco software is helping the oil industry, from analyzing data to determine where the best chances of striking oil are, to telling oil tankers which ports will provide them with the best price for their cargo while they're on the high seas. Cramer noted that after being stalled for a few quarters, this was the breakout result from Tibco that he has been awaiting.Cramer was bearish on Peabody Energy
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Consumer prices in the Denver-Boulder-Greeley metropolitan area increased 2.9 percent from the first half of 2013 to the first half of 2014, the latest step in a five-year rise in the cost of living.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the cost of living in that Colorado region has jumped 13.6 percent since 2009.
Higher housing costs — which rose 5 percent between the first half of 2013 and the first half of 2014 — largely was responsible for the overall increase, regional commissioner Stanley Suchman said.
The same thing happened a year ago, Suchman said. Consumer prices increased 2.8 percent from the first half of 2012 to the first half of 2013. Shelter — up 4.2 percent — accounted for half of the overall increase.
Weekly wages have not kept up with inflation, said Ernie Goss, a research economist for Applied Information Management in Denver. He thinks home and rent prices will continue to climb, but he said he sees some relief for the pocketbook pain on the horizon as demand for workers outstrips supply.
"The labor market in Denver is pretty tight in some measures," he said. "Our numbers show that the labor market is going to get tighter."
This could improve the wage picture, particularly among skilled workers, he said.
"Wages are going to pick up a bit in the weeks and months ahead," Goss said. "That is good for individuals."
However, he said many of the new jobs created in Colorado are at the lower end of the pay spectrum and some jobs that were full-time have been scaled back to part-time.
"It is not only just a slowdown in wage growth, but some wages have failed to grow because of those two reasons," Goss said.
Even so, Goss said, he expects the migration of people from California, highly skilled young people and people buying second homes to keep pushing shelter costs up.
"There is still upward pressure," he said. "I don't see a change."
The Bureau of Labor Statistics report Tuesday noted that other commodities also contributed to the cost-of-living increase.
From the first half of 2013 to the first half of 2014, energy costs were up 3.9 percent and food prices rose 2 percent. The report noted that one year ago, food prices gained 1 percent.
The big increase was for the cost of food at home, which increased 2.2 percent, compared with the cost of food at home a year earlier, which declined by 0.1 percent.
The price of natural gas used for heating and cooking led the advance in energy costs with an increase of 18.1 percent. Electricity was up 3.7 percent, while automobile fuel was down 0.6 percent.
The Denver-Boulder-Greeley Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers, which covers about 88 percent of the population, stood at 235.74 for the first half of 2014, compared with 229.14 in the first half of 2013.
This means that a market basket of goods and services — food, clothing, shelter and fuels, transportation fares, health care, medications and other things people buy for day-to-day living — that cost $100 during the 1982-84 base period cost $235.74 during the first half of 2014 and $229.14 the year before. In the first half of 2009, the basket cost $207.44.
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