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Wedbush Securities Inc. was ordered to pay a former municipal sales trader, Stephen Kelleher, $3.5 million for failing to give him years worth of the incentive-based compensation he was owed.
A three-person Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. panel found the firm's "morally reprehensible failure and refusal to compensate" Kelleher in a timely fashion broke California's labor laws. A "poorly written and ambiguous employment contract" was partly to blame, the Finra panel said.
"Bringing the suit was a last resort for Mr. Kelleher," said his attorney, Kit Knudsen, a partner at Commins & Knudsen. "No one wants to be on record being in an adversarial relationship with an employer."
Kelleher, who joined Wedbush in 2007, had requested $4.2 million in bonus compensation he was due, but is satisfied with the arbitration award, Knudsen said.
Kelleher resigned days after the arbitration case finished up, and he is not working right now, the lawyer said.
Wedbush plans to appeal the ruling, its attorney, John Stetson, said July 8. He would not comment on the case.
Wedbush had been paying Kelleher's salary, but not the incentive compensation that he was due, Knudsen said. The arbitration panel also blamed "a corporate management structure" that required Edward Wedbush, the majority shareholder in the firm, to approve bonus pay to senior employees. That approval "was routinely withheld," the Finra panel wrote.
Another Wedbush employee testified that he also went for two years without receiving the incentive-based compensation due him, Knudsen said.
Edward Wedbush was originally named in the lawsuit. Kelleher dropped the case against him during the hearing, however, after Wedbush requested to testify in person, which would have delayed the hearing.
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New York, NY (Sports Network) - Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith paced the
Knicks with 20 points apiece, as New York easily defeated the Washington
Wizards, 108-87, to stay undefeated at home.
In the Knicks capturing their sixth victory in as many tries at Madison Square
Garden, Tyson Chandler posted a double-double, finishing with 12 points and 10
rebounds. Ronnie Brewer also contributed 12 points while Raymond Felton poured
in 11 in the victory.
After claiming their first win of the season just two days prior, the Wizards
looked completely overmatched on Friday and were unable to keep up with the
Knicks' scoring pace.
Jordan Crawford led the Wizards with 17 points off the bench. Bradley Beal
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|Sen. Brophy and Sonnenberg fight to protect telecom
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Two state legislators are calling on Governor Hickenlooper to join them in asking the federal government to suspend funding and construction for EAGLE-Net until the serious concerns about the federal program's threat to jobs in rural Colorado has been addressed.
Senator Greg Brophy, R-Wray, and Representative Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling, sent a letter to the governor's office asking for his assistance in protecting telecom companies in rural Colorado.
"The cherry picking by EAGLE-Net needs to stop," said Brophy. "It is wrong to use taxpayer money to compete with private businesses and co-ops and this cherry picking jeopardizes service and service improvements for the rest of us.
"EAGLE-Net needs accountability, and they need to provide service only where it doesn't already exist."
EAGLE-Net, which was created to provide rural areas with high-speed internet access, has been selectively and aggressively expanding in rural areas at the expense of small rural telecom companies and co-ops.
"We are asking the governor to join us in requesting that the federal government stop the bleeding before it's too late," stated Sonnenberg. "During these challenging economic times we should be working together, not against each other."
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Bonnett, Kathryn M. � 2 p.m., Casto Funeral Home Chapel, Ravenswood.
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Not sure if this is the best place to post these but I created some trees using PS7 and thought I would share with the community. I am using them in a map designed largely with CC3 in mind but they work for other projects as well. Creating them was easy if anyone wants to do themselves.
I guess you are limited to 5 attachments per post. Here are more...
I might suggest packing them together into a zip as well for convenient downloading
Nice trees though!
My finished maps
"...sometimes the most efficient way to make something look drawn by hand is to simply draw it by hand..."
I think you've nailed the CC3 look pretty well and I like em so good job. Oh yeah, do the zip thing like CM suggested.
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Family members released pictures of the three people who were killed this week in Wayne County, allegedly by a relative.
Carrie Gillum age 73, 54-year-old Sandra Trotter and 51-year-old Henderson Mitchell, Jr., were gunned down Monday night. The shootings happened at Gillum's home.
Calvin Burroughs is accused of murdering his grandmother, mother and cousin. The 28-year-old is expected to make an initial appearance before a Wayne County judge Wednesday. At that time a bond for Burroughs could be set.
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Color contact lenses may seem like the perfect addition to your
Halloween costume, but wearing them may come at great risk to your eye
Part of the risk is that people often don't go to the ophthalmologist
or optometrist to make sure that the contacts fit properly. Improper
fit can lead to scratches on the cornea, which is the clear dome of
tissue above the colored iris portion of the eye. People can also get an
ulcer on the cornea, known as a corneal infection. There's also the
risk of getting conjunctivitis, or pink eye, and having decreased
vision. It some cases, these problems could lead to blindness.
And the health risks could occur with only one wearing.
it for a couple seconds could cause damage," Dr. Edward Kondrot, an
ophthalmologist and the founder of the Healing The Eye & Wellness
Center in Dade City, Fla., said to CBSNews.com. "If its poorly fit, you
could develop a scratch on the cornea, and it becomes an open wound."
Not keeping the contact lenses clean and moist can also lead to infections, the Food and Drug Administration pointed out on a post on its website.
The problem is not the contact lenses themselves, but the fact that
people often use them without consulting an eye care professional, don't
have a prescription and do not use the proper care.
infections can be extremely rapid, result in corneal ulcers, and cause
blindness -- sometimes within as little as 24 hours if not diagnosed and
treated promptly," said Dr. Bernard Lepri, an optometrist at FDA.
Many people are using contacts for the first time when they buy it
for a costume, and they don't even know how to put them in. This further
increases the risk for scratching or damaging the eye.
decked out in your Halloween costume, you have makeup on your face and
mascara, which probably harbors bacteria, and your hands are dirty,"
Kondrot added.
He also warned that some lenses themselves may be
worrisome. Some unregulated, illegal products may use dyes that
contains heavy metals like mercury and lead.
"These are toxic
chemicals that can actually penetrate the eye and enter the nervous
system," he warned. "This should scare people enough to not wear these."
FDA said that people should never buy color contact lenses from street
vendors, salons or beauty supply stores, boutiques, flea markets,
novelty stores, Halloween stores, record or video stores, convenience
shops, beach shops or the Internet, unless the site requires a
prescription. These places are not authorized to sell contact lenses.
If you still really want to wear the decorative lenses, the FDA
recommended getting an eye exam from a qualified professional and
getting a valid prescription. Buy the lenses from a retailer that
requires a prescription and take care to follow the directions.
you start having problems -- including redness, eye pain that doesn't
go away after a short period of time and decreasing vision -- you may
have an infection and should seek immediate medical help.
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ARLINGTON, Va. (WUSA) -- Arlington County police say a Reston man tried to steal a car from a repair shop by ramming it through a bay door on Thursday morning. He was unsuccessful and police took him into custody.
The arrest took place in the 6900 block of N. Lee Highway at approximately 1:42 a.m. Police were called for a robbery in progress.
Police say 20-year-old Kyle David Stefanye was inside the garage of a repair shop and was attempting to steal a car. He is accused of turning the car on, and then trying to drive through the bay door by ramming it.
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San Diego Former San Diego Mayor Maureen O'Connor took $2 million from a nonprofit foundation to feed a billion-dollar gambling habit that spanned a nine-year period, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
O'Connor, 66, appeared in federal court and pleaded not guilty to a charge of misappropriating the funds as part of a deferred prosecution.
Under the arrangement, she has two years to try to repay the money taken from the R.P. Foundation, a nonprofit set up by her late husband, Robert O. Peterson, co-founder of Jack in the Box. During that time, the case will not proceed and could be dismissed if she complies with the conditions of the agreement.
O'Connor came into court looking frail. She used a cane in her right hand and at times seemed unsteady on her feet as she listened to Magistrate Judge David Bartick.
At one point, the hearing stopped when O'Connor began crying and sat down. The crying turned to sobs and her defense lawyer, Eugene Iredale, tried to comfort her so she could compose herself.
Prosecutors said O'Connor had $1 billion in gambling winnings between 2000 and 2009 — her preferred game was video poker — but her losses during the same period exceeded that amount. Iredale said she had a net gambling loss of $13 million.
Prosecutors described her current financial condition as "destitute." At one time, her fortune was $40 million to $50 million, Iredale said.
O'Connor's health is poor. She had a large brain tumor removed in 2011 and has suffered a stroke. One of her doctors wrote that she has trouble reading, understanding spoken language at times and has memory loss.
She can't work and lives with siblings, including her twin sister, Mavourneen O'Connor.
At a news conference with her attorneys after the court hearing, O'Connor said she had borrowed money from her husband's foundation.
"I always intended to pay it back," she said. "And I still intend to pay it back. In that period of time I lost my husband, three siblings, best friends."
O'Connor teared up as she added, "I think that most of you who know me here would know that I never meant to hurt the city." She then left the room, using her cane and holding on to the arm of an escort.
Her downfall came as a shock to old associates, including Pete Wilson. The former governor and U.S. senator served as mayor when O'Connor was a city councilwoman.
"To say it saddens me doesn't describe it," Wilson said. He recalled O'Connor as bright and "a young woman of great promise" who served the city well.
He said he saw her about a year ago at then-Mayor Jerry Sanders state of the city speech. "I spent a little time with her then," Wilson said, adding there was "no clue" about her gambling problems or financial distress.
According to federal court documents, she gambled at casinos in San Diego, Las Vegas and Atlantic City.
Assistant U.S Attorney Philip Halpern said outside of court that notwithstanding O'Connor's health problems, the case had to be filed.
"It is the very foundation of our legal system that no individual, no matter how high, no matter what they've contributed, is above the law," Halpern said.
The resolution of the case takes into account her poor health but also requires O'Connor to acknowledge she misappropriated the money and obligates her to pay it back and any tax penalties, he said.
She also has to get psychiatric treatment for gambling addiction. Iredale said that O'Connor's doctors have said it's possible her brain tumor pressed on centers of the brain that affect judgment and reasoning, and could explain in part her gambling addiction.


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Sounds interesting to me. Now if I can only find the time....
Hi guys!
First of all I'm sorry if I'm posting in the wrong forum section - I tried to find the one that best suited what I'm trying to show you guys, and I think this section is the one.
I've bumped into this community while looking for high resolution fantasy maps (with creative commons license or where I could find the author to ask for permission) and I've found some pretty awesome work here. The thing is: a Risk-like online game I'm addicted to recently released a feature to allow you to play on any map you want, and therefore I started looking for awesome map art to work with.
I've found this huge map of the A Song of Ice and Fire series, by Ser Mountain Goat (link here), asked for his permission and started working on an ASOIAF map for the game. But I'm digressing, I'm here to talk about the game and try to woo you guys wonderful talents to our side (the game is free and I'm not gaining anything out of this).
Basically, atWar AKA AfterWind (the game is going through a rebranding to appeal to a broader public) is a multiplayer strategy game, playable entirely in your browser. In the best traditions of Risk and Civilization, you fight against other players for world domination on a real world map or, as of right now, create your own map.
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- It has a real world map with real countries and cities, if you don't want to mess with custom maps;
- Free unit movement, with no grids or predetermined paths as other games have;
- Up to 20 players in a single game, playing their turns simultaneously;
- One-click registration with Facebook Connect or one click Guest Game (here);
If you guys want more information feel free to reply to this thread, I'll do my best to keep up with it. Or, if you decide to join and need help understanding the game concepts, I'm Pulse in there.
Again, I hope I'm not disturbing the flow of the forum. I'm only posting this because I thought that maybe you guys could be interested in the custom maps feature ( :
See you all.
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No matter how dense the crowds may get at the local department store's makeup counters, one thing never fails to stop me in my tracks: the scent of Shalimar by Guerlain. It's my mother's favorite perfume and I would know it anywhere, partly for its sophisticated and elegant fragrance and partly for the warm feelings I get when I smell it and think of her.
You already know how important it is to care for your heart, brain and skin, but what if I told you that you might be neglecting an organ that performs over 500 crucial tasks for your body? This organ, known as the liver, is our body's built-in filter and detoxifier. Are you treating it right?
In our book, The Missing Wellness Factors—EPA and DHA, Jørn Dyerberg, M.D., Dr. Med. Sc., and I discuss how EPA and DHA have been shown to reduce the risk of certain cancers having an inflammatory component (1). We discussed the 2010 review by Helena Gleissman, Ph.D., and coworkers of the Karolinska Institute in Sweden that associated the consumption of omega-3 fatty acids with decreased risk of cancers of the breast, prostate, colon and kidneys (2). We also described the supportive animal study by Kelavkar et al. (3). While we did not specifically discuss prostate cancer in detail, this cancer does seem to have an inflammatory component and early studies support the premise that EPA and DHA can be protective.
The pace of retailing is breathless. You have a mile-long list of "to-dos," and three feet of runway. You are not really in control of what happens today, or any day. Customers, order deadlines and deliveries drive the tempo, and employees who don't show up and equipment that breaks down move the needle to prestissimo; like switching from Ravel's Bolero to Rimsky-Korsakov's Flight of the Bumblebee.
In this sort of environment, it's challenging to make long-term progress on improving your store, or to do any planning beyond the moment. So, how can you bend the curve of your business more toward your vision? By taking small bites.
We had just finished chatting with Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D., in our April column when a startling pronouncement was widely circulated in the media falsely claiming that L-carnitine, one of Dr. Sinatra's pillars of heart health, was linked to heart disease. This theoretical "thinking out loud" report needs to be corrected, so we turn right back to Dr. Sinatra for clarification.
The pharmaceutical industry and the American Medical Association (AMA) are running scared—very scared. In fact, jackrabbits have more courage right now than they do. After having created a near-monopoly in medical care that has endured 100 years since the Flexner Report came out in 1910 with its hatchet job against competitive health treatments such as homeopathy, naturopathy, osteopathy, chiropractic and herbal medicine, this drug and medical mafia has kept a jealous and vigilant watch over its monopolistic commercial privileges.
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Justin Bieber continues to bring the class! He didn't get into a bar fight or go to the bathroom in a bucket backstage this time. But what he did do instead is reportedly call a young woman a "beached whale!" Justin Bieber apparently made the harsh and very uncalled-for comment to the woman while she and her three female friends were wearing bikinis on a deck. Helen Robinett, an image consultant on business at the time, said "One girl who was gorgeous looking, with long dark hair and would have been about a size 14. Justin looked over at her and said 'What are you, Hawaiian or something?' She said, 'No, I'm not.' Then he said, 'You look like a beached whale'… The girl said, 'Are you serious' and he said, 'You should go on
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This is crazy! Demi Lovato is opening up about how her cocaine addiction was once so bad, that she couldn't go an hour without using the drug. Demi Lovato hit rock bottom at 19. She said, "With my drug use I could hide it to where I would sneak drugs. I couldn't go without 30 minutes to an hour without cocaine and I would bring it on airplanes. I would smuggle it basically and just wait until everyone in first class would go to sleep and I would do it right there. I'd sneak to the bathroom and I'd do it. That's how difficult it got and that was even with somebody with me, I had a sober companion, somebody who was watching me 24/7 and living with me [and] I was able to hide it from them as well." Her drinking was just as bad. Demi Lovato said, "I was going to the airport and I had a Sprite bottle just filled with vodka and it was just nine in the morning and I was throwing up in the car and this was just to get on a plane to go back to LA to the sober living house that I was staying at," she said. "I had all the help in the world, but I didn't want it." Amazing to get clean after all of that and kudos to her for being HONEST about it!
They have a baby name! Simon Cowell plans on naming his first son, you ready for this? AFTER HIMSELF! This is according to an attendee of the baby shower that Simon Cowell threw on Sunday for his baby mama, Lauren Silverman. The attendee said that there was baby clothes and little games all personalized with the name 'Simon' for the baby. From what everyone, including Lauren Silverman was saying, they are 100 percent naming their son Simon. Initials for baby Simon were everywhere. HOW CUTE!
It's another boy for Kate Winslet! The Oscar winner welcomed a son, her first child with husband Ned Rocknroll and her third overall on Saturday in England! He was born at an NHS Hospital in Sussex County and according to Kate Winslet's rep, "baby and mother are doing great." No other information, like the little guy's name was revealed, but his last name is Winslet. Congratulations to them!
How cool is this collaboration going to be! Pitbull has pretty much confirmed something that we've all been hoping for… Shakira and Rihanna have DEFINITELY created something together!!!! I had heard rumors about the two collaborating but now we can put the rumors to rest! When discussing his single
with Ke$ha, he said,"The person we were looking at first to work on that record was actually Rihanna! And Rihanna had something she had to do with Shakira and wasn't able to work on our record." WHOOPS! Thank you Pitbull for spilling that bad boy!
Paul Walker may soon be able to rest in peace. Ten days after the actor died in a car crash, his remains have finally been released to his family! Paul Walker's remains were removed from the L.A. County Coroner's Office on Monday and transported to a local mortuary. His family will now decide how and when he'll be laid to rest. Paul Walker was killed on November 30th, when the 2005 Porsche Carrera GT that he was a passenger in crashed into a lamp post and burst into flames. Paul Walker is survived by his 15-year-old daughter, Meadow, his father, Paul Walker III, his mother, Cheryl Walker, and his siblings.
Barron Hilton, Paris Hilton's brother, has been threatened with the release of "incriminating photos" showing him in the hours before he was beaten up in Miami last Friday at the hands of actress Lindsay Lohan! Apparently, it's the real reason why Paris Hilton's brother is no longer cooperating with police who are looking into the incident. If those photos were released, it could tell a very different side of what took place at the home. Apparently there are currently no plans to release the photos unless false allegations continue to be made about Lindsay Lohan's involvement. If Barron Hilton decided to file a lawsuit against Lindsay Lohan, these photos would be used in her defense. She must have something serious on him!
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Archives in Brief (AIB) are informational leaflets that provide explanations of the most popular record series searches. They are a good starting point for any research.
Some AIB include:
- Archives in Brief 51 Archives in Brief by subject
- Archives in Brief 7 Tracing your family history
- Archives in Brief 8 Addresses and hours of opening
- Archives in Brief 39 What's in the Archives Resources Kit?
KeyName search is a powerful search tool to help you find individuals across many of our online indexes. You can perform multi-name searches and order from multiple indexes. Remember to print out your search results or fill in the worksheets below and bring them with you to the reading room!
These worksheets have been designed for use at home and in the reading room at State Records.
It is a good idea to print them out and try to fill in as many details as possible before visiting State Records. You will then have a clearer idea of what types of information you need to be researching on your visit.
Fill these in at home and bring them into the reading room
Aims to help in the gathering the basic Birth, Death and Marriage information.
Aims to help in the gathering of basic Birth, Death and Marriage information and details of arrival in Australia.
Designed to be used in conjunction with the online Convict Indexes and other resources available in State Records' reading room. By filling in the State Records references section, such as [4/4235], and the reel numbers you will be able to double check the information again in the future.
Designed to be used in conjunction with the Online Indexes and other resources available in State Records' reading room. By filling in the State Records references section file and box numbers and the reel numbers you will be able to double check the information again in the future. The Copies ordered box allows you to keep track of the files you have requested to be photocopied and ensures you pick them all up before leaving the reading room at the end of your visit.
Tips on getting started
A good place to start is with yourself. Write down your date of birth and then other important dates such when you were married and when your children were born. Continue recording this basic information working back through the generations, starting with your parents and grandparents.
Remember, it is always easier to work from the present to the past.
Births, deaths and marriage records are an excellent starting point for mapping your family tree. The accuracy of the information recorded on these records will vary according to who provided the details. Birth and marriage certificates tend to be more reliable than death certificates. Death certificates may provide links to the previous generation as the parents of the deceased are often listed.
It is also a good idea to start your research by 'quizzing' your relatives for any family stories about the past, convicts or black sheep in the family or memories of arriving in Australia. Family photos, an annotated family bible or old family papers can also provide leads for you to follow.
Spelling variations
While doing your research possible spelling variations should be considered. The spelling of family names may change over time or have been recorded or transcribed incorrectly. Many hand written letters can be mistaken for other letters in the alphabet, for example, Gabriel de Milhau can often be found in records listed as Gabriel de Milhan. Similiar spelling of names should also be considered, for example, Andersen and Anderson or Brennan and Brannon.
Always remember to check any discrepancies in spelling against other sources and further details recorded (such as first name, age or ship arrived on).
Relationships with families of the same name
Never assume relationships with families of the same name. Always start from what you know and base your research on a firm line of descent using the available records.
Finding Aids
You may find some of these books useful guides for how to begin researching your family history. Some of these titles are available in the State Records reading room but also check out your local library.
Finding Families: The Guide to the National Archives of Australia for Genealogists, compiled by Margaret Chambers; National Archives of Australia, 1998.
Gray, Nancy, Compiling your Family History: a guide to procedure, Society of Australian Genealogists, 21st edition, 2002.
Hall, Nick Vine, Tracing your Family History in Australia: A Guide to Sources, 2nd ed., Albert Park, 1994.
Other Finding Aids
State Records has produced a number of Archives in Brief (AIB) information leaflets that detail some of the popular searches that family historians undertake. AIB 51 can be browsed by topic.
Other finding aids include
KeyName Search, online indexes, and Archives Investigator, our online archives information and access system database.
The following websites are also good starting points.
Indigenous Family History sites
Provides information for Indigenous family researchers, including the Link-Up scheme.
The New South Wales Aborigines Welfare Board published Dawn and New Dawn between 1952-1975. The magazine came to be seen as a way for people to keep in touch and can provide valuable information for family historians. Includes photographs. Also available on CD ROM.
Family History Gateways
Includes links to genealogical sites (focusing on Australia) and tutorials for beginners.
A categorized & cross-referenced index to genealogical resources on the Internet.
- Find & Connect
- Genealogy Search Australia
A resource for Forgotten Australians, Former Child Migrants and anyone interested in the history of child welfare in Australia.
Provides search engines and directories including convicts, bushrangers, passenger lists and cemetery transcriptions.
Provides a variety of sources and mailing lists that can be searched by topic and area.
Contains searchable databases and information for beginner and experienced family historians.
Other useful sites
Discover local libraries around Australia.
An umbrella organisation for family history societies throughout Australia and New Zealand.
Introduction for a variety of Australian government records.
Provides researchers with contact details of the most appropriate member society or societies to assist with their enquiries. Lists the member societies.
The Ryerson Index is an index to death and death-type notices published in Australian newspapers. As at January 2016 it contains in excess of 5.3 million entries, and is updated weekly. The Index helps to locate those difficult recent deaths which are not yet included in the various state BDM online indexes. It is searchable by either name or location.
Other Links
A useful list of websites that may come in handy.
Hit a brick wall in your research? Try these tips and tactics
These research tips are from a presentation by Christine Yeats Plundering the secrets in the state archives: Tips and tactics for overcoming some of the 'brick walls' using the NSW State archives
We would appreciate any feedback and/or suggestions you may have on using the family history pages.


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Tallahassee, FL - Florida A&M University (FAMU) Essential Theatre reaches out to the local community for feedback on its workshop-production of Black Widow as part of the Writing for Life play reading series, which provides a platform for new writers. Opening night is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 18, at 7 p.m. and an encore on Saturday, Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. in the Charles Winter Wood Theatre.
Play writer and FAMU alumnus Jame Webb Jr. will watch the actors from the Tallahassee community bring his play to life.
The dual storyline takes place in Moss Point, Miss. Characters Big Mama and her son, Pete'na, are spirit characters that are trying to make it to heaven. The second plot involves Lil James and his son, James, who is obsessed with ridding a family curse he believes has been placed on the men in his bloodline by his grandmother, Big Mama. The interaction between the spirit characters puts an entertaining spin on theatre.
"This production is going to challenge the way people think, view life, death and choices in the natural and supernatural," said Marty Lamar, alumnus and actor who will portray Lil James.
This season, the Essential Theatre has taken an unusual route when it comes to community participation. Black Widow's cast, except for A'naz Sylvers-Cotton, a theatre major and native of Kansas City, Mo., are members of the Tallahassee community and FAMU alumni.
"We have reached out to the community for a couple reasons," said Luther Wells, director and assistant professor of theatre. "To keep a strong connection with alumni and the maturity of the characters. This is a workshop production and we want to ensure that the message is delivered."
Following each show will be a discussion with the play writer, director and audience.
"Students will be able to take something away from the production," said Sylvers-Cotton, 21, who play James, the youngest character. "It focuses on the importance of fostering relationships."
"The purpose of the post shows discussion is to offer the writer a chance to hear what the public thinks of the work," said Kimberly Harding, associate professor of theatre. "This production is not the real thing. It's more like a try out. The writer tries it out on an audience and receives feedback on the plot and characters."
Due to the strong language in this production, it is not recommend for individuals under the age of 18. General admission is $5. For more information, contact the Essential Theatre at 561-2840.
Photo caption: Marci Stringer, FAMU associate professor of theatre, and Marty Lamar rehearse for the workshop-production of Black Widow.


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Loni Haggins, 30, of Bowie, Md., worked at Wilson High School in Northwest D.C. in 2010 and 2011, as an educational aide and a cheerleading coach, according to evidence. Haggins has pled guilty to attempted second-degree sexual abuse of the victim, who attended another school, after meeting him through a summer program.
Haggins supervised the victim during the summer of 2010 when he participated in the D.C. Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program. After the program had ended in August 2010, Haggins began engaging in sexual acts with the victim, who was 17 at the time. The sexual interaction took place on a regular basis through April 2011. During that time, Haggins became pregnant twice and told the victim he was the biological father. The second pregnancy resulted in Haggins giving birth to a child, and test results showed that the victim was the child's biological father.
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Radisson Resort Orlando is 1 block from Arabian Nights dinner theater, 1.5 miles (2.4 kilometers) from Walt Disney World Resort, and within 8 miles (13 kilometers) of SeaWorld Orlando.
Amenities in this resort renovated in November 2013 include a freeform pool with waterfall and slide, a more secluded freeform pool, 2 spa tubs, and a children's pool. Guests also have access to 2 lighted tennis courts, a picnic area, a playground, and 24-hour fitness center. Dining options include an Italian restaurant, 1950s-style deli, and a sports bar. On-site self-parking is free. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle service to the theme park. A roundtrip airport shuttle upon request (surcharge) is also available.
Meeting space totals 6,800 square feet (631 square meters) across 7 rooms, including a ballroom for 500 guests. Event catering, audiovisual equipment, and complimentary wireless and wired (high-speed) Internet access are available.
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- Number of floors - 8
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
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- Tennis on site
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
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- Wedding services
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- Number of outdoor pools - 2
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- Conference space size (feet) - 6,800
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 632
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
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Mandolin's - Daily breakfast buffet includes fresh fruit, bagels, pastries, and eggs. Italian lunch and dinner specialties.
Parkway '50s Deli and Diner - Evoking a 1950s soda shop feel, this deli and diner offers Pizza Hut pizza, Starbucks coffee, sandwiches, burgers, milkshakes, and ice cream. Takeout is available. Open from early morning until late evening.
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Cascades Pool Bar - Soft drinks, cocktails, and light fare are served poolside from mid-morning until late afternoon, seasonally.
Nearby Things to Do
Guests choose from multiple outdoor pools, including a freeform splash pool with grotto-style waterfall and 40-foot slide, a children's wading pool, and a secluded splash pool. Guests may also relax in either of the 2 spa tubs. The fitness center provides stationary bikes, treadmills, and free weights. Other recreational choices include 2 lighted tennis courts, jogging paths, a game room, a sand volleyball court, a basketball court, and a playground.
Celebration Golf Course, offering an 18-hole course, is 1.8 miles from the hotel. The 18-hole, par-72 course at Falcon's Fire Golf Club, designed by Rees Jones, is 2 miles from the resort.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
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- Ecotours nearby
- Playground on site
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
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Check-in time ends at 2 PM
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Payment types
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Resort fee: USD 20.00 per accommodation, per night
- Pool access
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- Business center/computer access
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Legendary hot rodder Stan Betz started punching louvers in Frank Kurtis' shop back in the late Forties. Before long he was the most in-demand louver man in the Orange County area. David Williams, not yet old enough to drive a car, started punching louvers in Stan's shop, Betz Speed and Custom in Anaheim, not long after that.
Between then and now, Stan and Dave have punched a lot of louvers, built and raced a lot of cars, and lived a lot of hot rod history. Both are still going strong today. Stan's a sought-after paint mixer in Anaheim and David owns Williams Lowbuck Tools in Norco, California. For the past 30 years, he's been building and selling quality affordable metal fabricating tools. One of the coolest is the Metal Machine-a simple piece that can be turned into a bunch of different metalworking tools, allowing the home builder or small shop owner to own multiple metalworking tools without having to spend a fortune on a lot of machinery or fill up floor space with numerous machines. The Metal Machine can switch from a louver press to an English wheel or a planishing hammer, a bead roller, a shrinker/stretcher, 90-degree forming dies, box and pan brake, sheetmetal shear, or sheetmetal punch, simply by loosening a few bolts and swapping heads. It's easier and faster than changing a tire.
Lowbuck Tools sells these various tools, but does not sell the actual support structure that comprises the body of the Metal Machine. What Lowbuck does provide are the instructions for building the machine yourself-in addition to the Master Faceplate that is the key to the entire machine. The individual heads range in price from $225 for the 90-degree forming dies to $425 for the sheetmetal shear. If you ordered all the heads, the Master Faceplate, and accessories, you could have the whole package for around $4,000, including the cost of the materials needed to build the legs and C-throat, and the cost of some cold ones for celebrating when you finished the job.
We were there when Chad Blundell and Greg Gillaspy at Blundell Speed and Machine built a Metal Machine for the shop -and the day after that when David Williams and Stan Betz came by to check it out.
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It didn't take long for Chad and Greg at Blundell Speed to build the Metal Machine. This is what it looks like ready to be mounted to the floor and wall and put to work. Chad plans to drop a shelf onto the lower leg crossmembers for storage, or mount pegboard on the A-frame legs for storing the metalworking heads.Building the C-throat for the Metal Machine requires 10 or 11 feet of 2x4x1/4-inch-wall rectangular tubing. The depth of the C-throat is a matter of personal preference, but since it has to be exceptionally sturdy to avoid flexing, Williams recommends an inside depth of approximately 25 inches-which will allow you to work a 50-inch piece of sheetmetal. The vertical inside measurement will be 111/2 inches. The instructions say to set that measurement at the rear of the arms, and 113/4 inches at the front, since welding will shrink the material and pinch it slightly at the front of the C-throat.In addition to the corner gussets, the center gusset, made of the 11/2-inch square tubing used for the legs, is a critical part of the C-throat since it contributes to the rigidity of the entire piece.Twenty feet of 1 1/2-inch 1/8-inch-wall square tubing is used to build the A-frame legs, which stand 36 inches tall and 36 inches wide at the base. The angle of the top cut is 72 degrees. Since the Metal Machine is used for precise metalworking jobs, Chad and Greg (that's Greg with the level) took every precaution and every measurement to make sure everything was level and square on every plane before welding.The C-throat can be welded to the legs with a pair of 5-inch-long, 1/4-inch steel plates. Chad decided to cut four plates, welding two to the C-throat and one to the top of each set of A-frame legs. Bolting the upper and lower portions of the Machine will allow him to easily disassemble it if he needs to.The various tool heads mount to the front ends of the upper and lower C-throat arms. Lowbuck Tools provides these pads, which are welded to the ends of the arms. They are slightly smaller than the arms to provide clearance for the 5/16-nuts that will hold the tool heads to the faceplate.This predrilled faceplate is the most important component of the Metal Machine. It serves as the mount for the upper and lower heads of the louver press and the other available Lowbuck Tools tools. It's welded to the front of the C-throat with the ends of the plate centered over the pads installed in the previous step (be careful to allow room for the nuts). Once it has cooled, the center section of the faceplate is cut out and removed. Welding the entire faceplate as one piece ensures the sections at the ends of the arms are level on all planes.
Here's what it should look like from the rear when the louver press or other tool is installed. Notice that Chad did not weld all the way up the perimeter, but stopped short to allow clearance for the nuts, which were tack welded to the back of the faceplate.We're finally punching louvers! The Metal Machine louver press makes traditional-style 21/2-inch round-top louvers. The depth is adjustable by turning the nut on the upper head (A). Punching evenly spaced, centered louvers is easy (with some practice) since the rear side of the jaw is scribed with a centering line which can be aligned with a scribe mark on the sheetmetal. The previously punched louver can be squared up against the edge of the lower head (B) to help ensure even spacing.Stan Betz told us that 0.003- to 0.005-inch clearance is necessary to punch a louver. At 0.006 inch, the press starts to bend the metal. The Lowbuck Tools louver press head comes with a rectangular 0.005-inch steel shim, which is used to adjust the jaw on the rear side of the lower punch head to ensure proper clearance.The English wheel head comes with four different lower wheel radii, plus the flat upper wheel, on solid axles.The bead roller is one of the popular heads, and features a drive ratchet to move the sheetmetal through the various rolls included with the head.Five heat-treated dies are included with the planishing hammer, including a rubber die for light forming. A screw jack lets you adjust the bottom dies easily. It also comes with a foot throttle, air hose, and air regulators.This box and press brake tool is also popular-and handy for making straight bends up to 90 degrees, with a 1/8-inch radius.Remember the center piece we cut out of the faceplate? It gets welded to the back of the C-throat for use as a wall-mounting plate, further anchoring the Machine.


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Treatment of Subjects in RDA: A Discussion Paper
Unless otherwise addressed, I am in agreement with the SAC proposal. Strongly agree with #7 -- genre is a critical hole in the FR family. Agree with #9 & #10, with the caveat that Events and Places with respect to FRBR Group 2-ness vs. Group 3-ness and Entity vs. Attribute need further exploration (as evidenced by previous papers). jfm/MAC Liaison: 2013/07/17
As part of the rationale for recommendation #2, do we want to state that the FRSAD model encompasses the FRBR group three entities (see FRSAD 3.2)? Kathy Glennan (talk) 07:02, 17 July 2013 (PDT)
In relation to recommendation #8 (eliminate chapters reserved for FRBR Group 3 entities) and recommendation #7 (develop instructions for genre/form), should we make some mention of being able to repurpose "eliminated" FRBR Group 3 chapters for genre/form use if/when that becomes available?
I also assume we do not want to renumber the RDA chapters after removing the FRBR Group 3 chapters that would be eliminated. I suspect that this is obvious and/or that the JSC/ALA Publishing has already committed to such a concept -- but should it be stated explicitly, just in case?
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