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text: National Association of Black Accountants hosted their First Annual NABA Week this spring semester. NABA Week 2010 took place February 2nd-February 6th. Each day of the week had an event including an etiquette dinner, poetry slam, open panel, a corporate fashion show and a mini-conference. The original date for the fashion show and conference were postponed until March 19th due to a winter snow storm. The keynote speaker at NABA's etiquette dinner was international speaker Marvin Worthy. NABA also honored students for their scholarly achievements and efforts in the community. The corporate fashion was sponsored by Bon-ton Clothing Department Store. The fashion show was a great fund raiser for the organization. At NABA's First Annual Mini Conference there were students from Shippensburg University, Villanova University, and Temple University. The conference was very interactive and beneficial for students that attended. NABA's "First Annual NABA Week" was a great success but the organization looks forward to next year's events.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The cost of a new SmarTrip card is changing.
On October 1, the SmarTrip card will drop to $2.
Riders purchasing a SmarTrip card at a Metrorail station vending machine or CVS store will still pay $10, but the card will come loaded with $8 in value rather than $5.
Riders will be able purchase a card for $2 with no pre-loaded value at any Metro Sales Office or commuter store and selected Giant and Safeway stores.
Starting October 1, riders will no longer be able to exit the Metro with a negative balance of $1.50 or more. They will instead be directed to the cash only Exitfar machines.
Metro has upgraded Exitfare machines at all stations to allow for SmarTrip transactions.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. -- WSPA-TV is reporting that an Asheville police officer has died after his cruiser went off a bridge.
Both WSPA and the Asheville Citizen-Times have identified the officer as Robert Bingaman.
According to WSPA, the accident happened Tuesday afternoon at the Jeff Bowen Bridge on I-240.
No details were provided on the cause of the accident, but photos show the cruiser on the ground, leaning upright against a column.
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MILLERSVILLE, Md. (WUSA/AP) - Anne Arundel County police say three people have been killed and several injured in a crash that involved five passenger vehicles and a flat bed delivery truck in Millersville.
Spokesman Lt. Glenn Shanahan says the accident was reported shortly before 5 p.m. Tuesday near Route 3 South at Route 32. Shanahan says the department's traffic safety team was still on the scene trying to determine how the accident occurred.
Police say two people with life threatening injuries were taken to trauma centers, and four others were taken to hospitals with relatively minor injuries.
The three people that died include Bethany Dawn Dempsey, 37, of Warsaw, VA, and one of her daughters. Her boyfriend Michael Thomas Cullen II remains in critical condition. One of his daughters was killed and his son is in the hospital in critical condition as well, police said.
Jason Nathaniel Pagaypya, 36 who was driving the truck did not sustain any injuries. The other people identified in this accident are James David Cox, 69, Denise Elise Cox, 62, Bernard Melvin Taylor, 59, Patricia Jean Covington, 71, April Leah Avila, 36, Abiola Oluwaseyi Isola, 19, Casey Leanne Steele, 24, and Dana Tiffani Cartwright, 34.
The accident during rush hour snarled traffic for more than a mile. According to an investigation, officials said "As the vehicles neared the MD Route 32 overpass, other traffic began to slow down due to the volume associated with the traffic signal at MD Route 175. The International Truck (Vehicle #1) failed to reduce its speed and struck the Toyota Camry (Vehicle #2) from the rear. The initial collision caused a chain reaction with the other vehicles."


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PULLMAN, Wash. - The Washington State University men's and women's basketball teams will hold Midnight Mayhem for the second-straight year to celebrate the official start of the 2010-11 season. Festivities will begin Friday, Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. at Bohler Gym. As a perfect start to Dad's Weekend, the Cougars will mesmerize and fascinate the crowd with a variety of tricks, skill and talent.
The women's basketball team kicked off their season with their first practice Oct. 4. The men's team, on the other hand, will hold its first official day of practice the Oct. 15 prior to Midnight Mayhem. Be there to witness the Cougars kick off their season and give the crowd a preview of what is to be expected throughout the season.
At 8 p.m., WSU director of athletics, Bill Moos, men's head coach Ken Bone and women's head coach June Daugherty will begin the event with introductions and themselves and the teams. Both teams will open the on-court games with a 3-point contest. The men and women will compete against each other for the title of best long-range shooter. The winners from the men's and women's ends will compete against each other.
After the 3-point shoot-off, the men and women's teams will put their talents on display in a 15-minute scrimmage. The men will end the night as a handful of the high-flying Cougars will wow the crowd in a slam dunk contest.
Prizes will be offered all night with drawings and contests for audience members. Everyone will be able to pick up a team poster and autographs. Come show your Cougar pride and support the men's and women's basketball teams. Students will also be able to sign up for ZZU Cru at the event.
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In our previous Congress previews, we've looked at how biodiversity is critical to all aspects of our life and how to make sure the benefits of nature are shared fairly and equally. This month we examine the third of the Congress themes — natural solutions to global challenges.
Global production and consumption patterns are destroying nature — our life support system. Meanwhile, governments, the private sector and communities are under-using the power of nature to provide solutions to global challenges such as climate change, food security, and social and economic development. We call these nature-based solutions and they're a key focus of IUCN's work.


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WALDOBORO, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Waldoboro Police Department has arrested a young man and charged him with assaulting an infant.
Staff at the Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta called police on Wednesday to check out injuries on a 6-month old baby.
After an examination, the baby was taken to Maine Medical Center in Portland for a more thorough check up.
As a result of that investigation 18-year old Tylor Miller was arrested Saturday afternoon.
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In a closely watched race, Tom Sawyer handily defeated incumbent Deborah Owens-Fink for the District 7 seat on the Ohio state board of education.
"Intelligent Design" supporter Rick Santorum ousted
Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, who as the chair of the Senate Republican Conference is considered the third most powerful Republican in the United States Senate, was defeated by his Democratic opponent Bob Casey Jr., who received 59% of the vote to Santorum's 41% in the November 7, 2006, general election.
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Cyclones Fall 1-0 at Ole Miss
OXFORD, Miss.- The Iowa State soccer team fell to the Ole Miss Rebels 1-0 Sunday at the Ole Miss Soccer Stadium in Oxford, Miss. The game rounds out Iowa State's road trip to the state of Mississippi after Friday's 5-1 victory over Mississippi State.
Turning Point of the Game
In the 23rd the minute, an Iowa State defender and Ole Miss forward tangled near the Cyclone goal awarding Ole Miss a penalty kick. Rebel goalkeeper Kelly McCormick took the penalty kick and was able to sneak it into the Cyclone goal. Iowa State goalkeeper Andrea Swanson was able to get a finger on the shot, but not enough to deflect the shot from the goal.
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Andrea Swanson. The senior goalkeeper had numerous impressive saves to keep the Cyclone goal safe. The lone goal scored on Swanson came from a penalty kick that the senior came very close to saving.
Coach Said It
"It was a tough game," head coach Tony Minatta said. "The conditions were tough with the heat index well over 100 degrees. We came out a little sluggish and it was tough losing Haley Albert so early. When we got a footing and settled into the game we already had given up the goal on the penalty kick. I thought we really put the pressure on them in the second half, but just could not connect for the equalizer. Ole Miss is a very good team. They are organized and disciplined. In the end I thought we had a great road trip. We really grew as a team and are heading back to Ames much better than we were before we came here. I'm very proud of the effort and resolve of this team."
Game Notes
* Senior goalkeeper Andrea Swanson recorded 2 saves. She now has 167 saves in her career.
* The game marks the first loss of the Tony Minatta era.
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Up next for the Cyclones is USC on Friday, Aug. 29 at 4 p.m. The game will be played at a neutral site in South Bend, Ind. on Notre Dame's campus. Following Friday's match Iowa State will return home for the first game at the Cyclone Sports Complex of the season on Sunday at 1 p.m. Fans can follow Iowa State soccer's twitter account @cycloneSCR for live updates on the game. Results will be posted on cyclones.com after the conclusion of the match.


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Men's Tennis to Host Princeton/Farnsworth Invitational This Weekend
The Princeton/Farnsworth Invitational men's tennis event will return to the Lenz Tennis Center this Friday through Sunday, opening the 2013 fall campaing for the Tiger men.
It is the 45th installment of the home tournament, now named for accomplished Tiger tennis alumnus Ted Farnsworth '84. A U.S. Navy lieutenant who passed away in 1993, Farnsworth ended his career ranked 12th in the nation by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, earning All-America honors.
Players from Binghamton, Bucknell, Buffalo, Columbia, Cornell, Fairleigh Dickinson, Georgetown, Monmouth, NYIT, Penn, St. John's, Temple and Yale, as well as the host Tigers, will compete in six singles flights and two doubles flights. Play will begin at 8 a.m. Friday with doubles, followed by singles play.
Draws are available at the PDF link on this page. All of the singles draws will start in the round of 16, while the doubles draws will start in the round of 32. Princeton's first-round matchups are as follows:
Pagoda: Jonathan Carcione vs. Temple's Nicolas Paulas; Alex Day vs. Georgetown's Yannick Mahlangu
Nassau: Augie Bloom vs. Bucknell's Octavio Canibe
Cordish: Dan Davies vs. Buffalo's Ashwin Sharma; Florin Radu vs. Penn's Thomas Spratt
Lenz: Ben Quazzo vs. Bucknell's Kyle Rosen
Tiger: Zack McCourt vs. St. John's' R.J. Del Nunzio; Tom Colautti vs. Georgetown's Danny Khanin
Jadwin: Mohamed El Tonbari vs. Yale's Alex Hagermoser
Jersey: Josh Yablon vs. Monmouth's Ramy Bekhiet
Orange: Bloom/Carcione vs. Cornell's Jason Luu/Quoc Nguyen; Davies McCourt vs. St. John's' Vaidik Munshaw/R.J. Del Nunzio; Colautti/Day vs. Columbia's Miguel Alda/Winston Lin
Black: El Tonbari/Yablon, bye; Quazzo/Radu, bye
At the 2012 event, Matija Pecotic '13 beat Columbia's Winston Lin in a battle of ranked players to win the top singles flight, and Pecotic teamed with current junior Zack McCourt to win the top doubles flight over Yale's Patrick Chase and John Huang.


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To celebrate the upcoming release of his next album, Justin Roberts is scheduled to perform two family concerts Sunday in Los Altos Hills.
Roberts – backed by his band, the Not Ready For Naptime Players – plans to play songs from "Lullaby," a collection of original lullabies slated to drop Monday.
Roberts has been nominated for a Grammy Award and has won six Parents' Choice Gold awards. He recently authored a picture book for children set for publication in 2013.
Presented by Mountain View Parent Nursery School, Sunday's concerts are slated 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. in Smithwick Theatre at Foothill College, 12345 S. El Monte Road.
Tickets are $14.
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Photography Workshop at St. Cloud March 28 and April 4
Learn new skills at a Photography Workshop at St. Cloud Public Library 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. on Thursdays, March 28 and April 4. Photographer Carol Weiler will teach you how to take better photographs and how to edit them to get even better results. Brings your camera and a laptop if you have one.
This is a two-part workshop. You may register for one or both sessions. Part 1 will focus on camera controls and taking quality photos. Part 2 will focus on image editing. Both will take place in the Mississippi Community Room. Preregistration for teens and adults through April 4. This workshop is funded in part with money from Minnesota's Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.


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GREAT MILLS, Md. (WUSA) -- St. Mary's County Bureau Of Criminal Investigations officials say early Tuesday morning they responded to a home in Great Mills for the report of a suspicious person and encounter a man who was naked. That man later told them he was visiting a woman at the home when a male came in and assaulted him, say authorities. The male then reportedly fled from the home.
According authorities, they then found a woman lying in the back yard of the home at 3:30 a.m. She was pronounced dead.
A person of interest is in custody, say BCI officials, but no charges have been filed yet.
The woman is not being identified at this time. Her body will be taken to the medical examiner's office in Baltimore for an autopsy.


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Don't make it around much anymore, it seems. I've just finished a couple more maps for BlackStar Studios...these two are from an upcoming free adventure by Jason Sonia. I'm also writing a free adventure for them (with a couple of maps) and will be doing another map for a third free adventure by another author. Not much to tell about these; done in Photoshop CS4 from sketches submitted by the author. Hope you like them.


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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State University Athletic Department will be holding a "Swarm Session" at Buffalo Wild Wings in Rapid City on Tuesday night at 7 p.m. The event is open to the public and there is no cost to attend.
"The 'Swarm Sessions' are a great way for our alumni, boosters, and fans around the region to get to know more about what was happening in Yellow Jacket Athletics," said athletic director Jhett Albers. "Anyone who is interested in, or wants to know more about Black Hills State athletics is welcome to attend."
The social will feature coaches from the sports that are in season talking about what is happening in their respective programs.
Following the "Swarm Session" this Tuesday will be a special contest between Black Hills State and S.D. School of Mines. The "Wing Master Challenge" presented by Buffalo Wild Wings features teams from the two universities competing in a number of contests ranging from a wing eating competition to an obstacle course. The contest is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.
The dates and sites for upcoming "Swarm Sessions" are as follows:
Tuesday, October 26 - Buffalo Wild Wings (Rapid City, S.D.)
Tuesday, November 23 - Buffalo Wild Wings (Rapid City, S.D.)
Tuesday, December 21 - Buffalo Wild Wings (Rapid City, S.D.)
Tuesday, January 25 - First Gold (Deadwood, S.D.)
Tuesday, February 22 - Loud American (Sturgis, S.D.)
Tuesday, March 29 - Pokey's BBQ & Smokehouse (Gillette, Wyo.)
Tuesday, April 26 - Buffalo Jump (Beulah, Wyo.)
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(WUSA9) -- A suspect in a burglary in Fairfax on Saturday was finally arrested after a police pursuit and crash, say Fairfax County Police.
According to police, Victor Ellis of Alexandria is accused of stealing a purse from a woman's home on Great Laurel Lane in Fairfax while the woman was sitting in the kitchen. Police say they were not able to find him until Sunday.
Police say on Sunday at approximately 6 a.m., Ellis fled from officers in a vehicle, leading them on a pursuit from Fairfax County Parkway and Leesburg Pike. Ellis reportedly crash the car in Loudoun County and managed to get away. Officers in the Herndon area finally took him into custody at 10:45 a.m.
Ellis is charged with burglary, entering a vehicle to commit a crime, and petit larceny.
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Over 250 submissions have gone online for the LAGI NYC 2012 competition to design public artwork for Freshkills Park. Some submissions go from the surreal to the amazing, with the majority of the submissions creating large scale installations to match the grand scale of the Freshkills Park. In July LAGI held a shortlisting evening in which a team of professionals got the submissions down to the top 25 submissions with the winners of the 2012 competition to be announced on October 25 in New York City. We has some of the submissions below for your review.
Heliofield is an energy-generating network of solar modules that rise out of the prairie grasses of Fresh Kills Park. The topography and tabula rasa quality of the former landfill site make it ideally suited to collect the locally abundant and renewable solar energy that shines on Staten Island.
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It's been long overdue since we have updated our blog. We apologize for those of you that check back waiting for something new to be posted. We will do our best to keep this more current.
The year of 2013 was full of some staff changes. Tony, Vicki (our daughter) and their children–Raygen 4 and Weston 1 1/2, moved back to our home state of Wisconsin. They are enjoying the snowy weather and have started a great husband/wife photography business—Tony Just Photography, that has really taken off for them. Although we miss their faces at the ranch, we have some great new staff that have blended in nicely to our program. Since Tony is no longer here as our cook, my brother Randy is back at the ranch doing all the home cookin'. He was with us for the first 9 years of operation, then left to pursue his own interests. We are happy to have his wonderful cooking back and his fun antics during game night. Another new face, Allan is our "all around guy". He greets our guests, and is often found washing dishes in the kitchens. He pitches in wherever he's needed. We have welcomed a new family at the ranch, the Westmoreland's. Tex is one of our wranglers, while his wife Jenny assists with housekeeping and cooking. They have two wonderful children, Levi and Shelby, that love interacting with the guests. Another wrangler Cody has been added to our staff this summer, as well as his dog Clyde. Craig is still our head wrangler and has been large part of the ranch and riding program for countless years. We love all of our staff and the care they give our guests.
We've had a busy busy season full of family reunions and wonderful holiday gatherings. Our favorite school group from Atlanta has returned for their 12th annual two week school trip in January. This special group took many side trips to the glass Skywalk of the west rim of the Grand Canyon (only 2 1/2 hours from the ranch), the old gold mining town of Oatman (1 hour 15 minutes away) and a few days in Tombstone.
We thank all of our returning guests that continue to come back year after year and we welcome all the new guests becoming part of our ranch family. We look forward to another relaxing year in the saddle and hope to see y'all kicking up some dust in your cowboy boots in 2014!
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Sheldon Man Sentenced To Prison For ID Theft
(Orange City) -- A Sheldon man was sentenced on Friday in Sioux County District court for identity theft, a class D felony; and three counts of Forgery, Class D felonies. 39 year old Juan Ozuna-Contreras, will serve at least five years in prison. The case arose on January 24th when a special agent with the U-S Immigration and Customs Enforcement went to Golden Crisp in Sioux Center to investigate a tip that a person was working under an assumed name using fraudulent or fictitious documents. Ozuna-Contreras is a native of Mexico, and is not legally authorized to be employed in the United States. The case was prosecuted by Sioux county attorney, Coleman McAllister.
Le Mars Community School District Sets 2012-2013 Goals
(Le Mars) -- With one month of school already in the books, school officials presented their goals for the 2012-2013 school year during the last Board of Education meeting. Le Mars Middle School goals was presented by Middle School principal Steve Shanks. Shanks says the Middle School teachers are implementing was is referred to as SMART goals as part of their teaching assessment.
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Shanks says the Middle School teachers will focus specifically on reading, mathematics, and science proficiency. Larry Johnson serves as the high school principal. He says the high school's faculty goals are to work on the student's inferences.
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Floyd Athay spelled out the goals for the elementary schools.
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District wide, school officials indicate that Le Mars is in better shape than many Iowa schools, but more emphasis will be to encourage students to become efficient in the three core areas of reading, math, and science.
Highway 20 New Four-Lane Segment May Open By Thanksgiving
(Sac City) -- The latest stretch of four-lane Highway 20 in northwest Iowa is expected to open this fall, likely in November. Shirley Phillips, president of the Highway 20 Corridor Association, says it's taken more than two decades to get the east-west thoroughfare to this stage.
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Phillips details how many miles will be needed to finish the four-lane project.
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Phillips says the goal is to have the entire four-lane project finished within five years. Phillips has been involved with the Highway 20 project for the past 24 years.
Sioux City Teen Asks Date For Homecoming Using Billboard Sign
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - A Sioux City student has found a unique way to ask someone to Saturday's homecoming dance. He put his invitation to Maria Flores on a billboard in downtown Sioux City.
Sam Avery, a senior at North High School, told the Sioux City Journal (http://bit.ly/Pk8c6d ) that teddy bears, roses or balloons just wouldn't do. He needed something bigger and better.
Avery says he thought about asking a girl to the dance via a billboard for some time especially since his father owns a sign company.
Avery and Flores, also a senior at North High, first met in eighth grade. She moved to Texas two years ago and returned to Sioux City this summer.
Avery surprised Flores with the billboard a few weeks ago - and she said yes.
Des Moines Ordered To Refund Money To Utility Customers
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The city of Des Moines must refund millions of dollars to utility customers after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal request in a lawsuit involving the
collection of fees on gas and electricity utility bills.
The court's decision announced Monday upheld the Iowa Supreme Court, which in turn upheld lower court decisions that declared the collection of between $30 million and $40 million an illegal tax.
Iowa courts have ordered the city to repay the money.
The city appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court in July.
The decision means the case returns to Polk County District Court, where an exact refund will be determined for 100,000 Des Moines utility customers.
The case is about permissible use of franchise fees intended to maintain city right of ways used by utilities.
Supreme Court Rejects Meatpacker's Appeal
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review a 27-year prison term issued to a former kosher slaughterhouse executive convicted of financial fraud following a
huge immigration raid at the Iowa plant.
The Supreme Court declined Monday to consider an appeal filed by former Agriprocessors Inc. vice president Sholom Rubashkin.
He was convicted of a scheme to cheat the Postville plant's lender out of $27 million by submitting fake invoices that made its finances appear healthier than they were. His arrest came after immigration authorities raided the plant and arrested 389 illegal immigrants.
Rubashkin had argued that U.S. District Judge Linda Reade could not be impartial because she met with investigators to plan the immigration raid. He also argued his prison term was too long for a
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Woman Wants Native Prairie Grass - City Claims It To Be Weeds
BUFFALO, Iowa (AP) - An eastern Iowa woman is fighting with city officials to retain prairie grass the she says has taken her a decade to grow.
KWQC-TV reports (http://bit.ly/QEwqMM ) Jeanne Hedges of Buffalo says she's worked hard to grow the native grass because she "wanted to recreate a small prairie of my own."
But a city inspector told her had had to cut the grass. Hedges says the inspector called it a bunch of weeds and noted the city code required grass to be cut when it grows over 10 inches high.
Mayor Doug Anderson says the city isn't trying to bully the woman, but it must enforce the city laws. He says the City Council will decide if prairie grass is a nuisance or a garden.
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|Chase County Fair to offer combination of rock and country at grandstand
By Russ Pankonin
The Imperial Republican
The anticipation toward the 2010 version of the Chase County Fair & Expo begins to build with the release of this year's grandstand entertainment.
Like always, the Chase County Fair board has put together another great combination of country and rock performers for this year's fair, slated for Aug. 15-22, 2010.
The Friday rock show will feature Creedence Clearwater Revisited and the Kahuna Party Band. The Saturday country Show will feature country great Rodney Atkins.
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The rock event will be held Friday, Aug. 20 at 7:30 p.m. and will feature Creedence Clearwater Revisited playing many of the all time great hits by Creedence Clearwater Revival.
Formed in 1995 by former CCR members Stu Cook and Doug "Cosmo" Clifford, the Credence Clearwater Revisited band took on a life of its own.
The band was formed to once again perform live Creedence Clearwater Revival hits— touchstones of a generation. Though the pair initially only planned to play private parties, Creedence Clearwater Revisited now performs up to 100 shows a year.
They released the double CD, "Recollection," recorded live during one of their shows. The CD features authoritative versions of 22 classic hits of the original band. It went platinum in 2008.
After Creedence Clearwater Revival disbanded in 1972 with 16 top 40 hits, Cook and Clifford remained close. After separate music stints, the two realized they both missed playing live Creedence music that had been lying dormant.
Former ex-bandmate John Fogerty had called for a boycott of and refused to publicly perform Creedence Clearwater Revival music.
So, the pair decided to put together their own band to perform the songs in concert.
Since then, Revisited has been playing classics like "Susie Q," "Lodi," "Proud Mary," "Down On The Corner," "Fortunate Son," "Who'll Stop The Rain," "Midnight Special," and many more of the original band's classic hits.
To keep the rock experience going that night, the fair board has booked the band, Kahuna Beach Party, to follow CCR.
The band brings a musical celebration of the Beach Boys to the stage, featuring a light-hearted tribute to the fun and optimistic feeling of the early 1960's.
After a year of rehearsals, Kahuna Beach Party's public debut was a series of concerts with the Jefferson Symphony Orchestra in Colorado in 2007. They performed with two other symphony orchestras, all to rave reviews.
They continue touring and building a fan base spanning all age groups in the Rocky Mountains, the Southwest and Midwest.
They travel to numerous state and county fairs and other events, performing to audiences numbering from 300 to 30,000. Their mission is to provide a fun entertainment experience for their audiences.
Rodney Atkins,
With the rock event getting crowds going Friday night, the Chase County Fair will follow up Saturday night with another great country show featuring artist Rodney Atkins.
Atkins made a splash on the country scene in 2006 with not one No. 1 hit but four from his platinum album, "If You're Going Through Hell."
No one had accomplished that feat since 2002.
The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard country albums chart and the title track spent four weeks atop Billboard's country singles chart.
"Watching You," from the same album, spent two weeks atop the charts.
That success earned him the Academy of Country Music's Top New Male Vocalist award, plus five other ACM nominations and two Country Music Association nominations.
That's why Atkins become a favorite with concert audiences all over the country.
The adopted son of a loving family and the proud father to a family of his own, Atkins understands regular lives because he still leads one.
"People always talk about image—'You're the guy in the ball cap, the All-American country boy,'" says Atkins, who does indeed still favor caps to cowboy hats. "But if the songs don't connect with the folks listening, then none of that stuff matters."
Atkins made the connection again and again on his 2008 album, "It's America."
Credit Atkins' honest view to his upbringing. He was adopted as a frail, sickly infant from the Holston Methodist Home for Children in Greenville, Tenn., but two families returned him to the home because the burden of caring for him was too great.
Then Allan and Margaret Atkins took him in. "From what I understand, I became more sick than I had ever been during that time," he says. "But it just never crossed their mind to take me back."
With their love and care that weak, ill child grew into a strong, healthy young man.
He began singing in church as a boy, and learned to play guitar and write songs while in high school.
Soon after he headed off to college, Atkins began making regular trips to Nashville in order to write, perform and learn the business.
Word got around quickly about this talented and charismatic up-and-comer, and soon he was signed to Curb Records. Atkins' 2003 debut album, Honesty, earned him a Top 5 hit with "Honesty (Write Me a List)."
Never one to stray far from his roots, Atkins, along with his wife of 10 years, Tammy Jo, continue to raise their family (and enjoy a simple life) in Middle Tennessee. "My family is my priority," he says. "I cherish them so much."
He's toured with the superstar likes of Brad Paisley, Brooks & Dunn, Martina McBride and ZZ Top. Similarly, he's had the pleasure of helping the causes that mean a lot to him, such as the National Council for Adoption.
He said he feels an unbreakable connection to the fans who buy his albums, request his songs and fill up his shows.
"Sometimes it is the simple things in this great country that really make me appreciate it. When we share this sense of pride through music, you become friends with everybody listening. It's an honor to go out there and represent the everyday man, and to represent country music and what it's all about," he added.
Tickets for both shows go on sale in late June. For more fair information, see their website at www.chasecountyfair.com.


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Exercise for People With Multiple Sclerosis
Exercise is an important part of home treatment for people who have multiple sclerosis (MS). It has benefits in both early and advanced stages of the disease. Regular exercise can help you:
- Maintain muscle strength and improve coordination.
- Maintain and increase endurance.
- Improve flexibility and range of limb motion.
- Improve cardiovascular fitness.
- Prevent pressure sores.
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- Reduce the likelihood of becoming constipated.
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- Improve balance and walking.
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There are also seated exercises for the person who cannot walk but can move the limbs and trunk. There are exercises to help with coordination and balance, which are often a problem for people who have MS.
Abnormal muscle stiffness (spasticity) can be relieved by doing exercises while lying in certain positions.
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Nicole Kidman and her country star husband Keith Urban gave an impromptu performance while visiting a children's hospital in their native Australia on Friday.
The couple was greeting patients and staff at the Monash Children's Hospital in Melbourne when the Grammy winner broke out his guitar and began to sing classic hymn "Amazing Grace."
Urban and Kidman stood in the middle of a group of patients, their families and staff members while he strummed on the guitar and Kidman sang along with the lyrics.
The last time the superstar couple performed in public together was at the 2010 G'Day USA gala in Los Angeles, where they sang they Australian rock band Men At Work's 1981 hit "Down Under."
Following the surprise performance, Kidman jetted to China, where she was honored with an outstanding contribution award at the Shanghai International Film Festival on Saturday.


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The Broward County Main Library is privileged to display an actual piece of the moon. Donated by Susan Eisele Black, the wife of the late Apollo 7 astronaut Donn F. Eisele, the lunar sample is on permanent view on the 6th floor. "Since Donn and I lived in Fort Lauderdale, I chose to place the moon rock in the Main Library in downtown Fort Lauderdale," said Susan Eisele Black. "This location gives more people the opportunity to see it. The moon rock is an important part of our history." The moon rock was officially dedicated to Broward County Library on Tuesday, October 23, 2007. Mrs. Eisele Black, a longtime member of the Broward Public Library Foundation, attended the ceremony with Apollo 7 Lunar Module Pilot Walter Cunningham. The rock was awarded through NASA's Ambassador of Exploration Award Program. Apollo astronauts, on missions that took place between 1968 and 1972, were each given a portion of the 842 pounds of moon rock collected during the moon landings.
The Apollo 7 spacecraft crew consisted of Commander Walter M. Schirra, Jr., Command Module Pilot Donn F. Eisele, and Walter Cunningham as Lunar Module Pilot. NASA's first successful three-man space mission flew in Earth orbit from October 11 to October 22, 1968 so that the crew could check life-support, propulsion, and control systems. The mission was a technical success which gave NASA the confidence to launch Apollo 8 around the moon just two months later. A 20 minute film of the Apollo 7 mission runs continuously at the library exhibit. Photos of the Apollo 7 mission, space related keepsakes, and life-size replicas of astronauts are also on display. "Broward County Library is certainly honored to be able to offer the community the opportunity to view an object of such significance," said Broward County Library Director Robert E. Cannon. "We are the only public library in the United States to have an exhibit of an actual moon rock, and we are grateful that we can give people the chance to see something so unique and momentous." The moon rock exhibit is secured and coordinated by the Broward Public Library Foundation. The Main Library is located at 100 S. Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale.


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Type 2 in 62 has access issues that is why you can get it with zero points. Look up the hunt description, north of wise dugout and east of continental divide the vast majority of that is checkerboard. A buddy of mine hunted that area and said a lot of the land is leased up by an outfitter. There is some BLM around but can you even legally get to it? The land around the reservoir also appears to be almost all private. Those conditions would make me nervous even with a GPS chip.
This is what pronghornguide service had to say about that tag...
"We guided in 62-2 last year. We counted about 12 total sections that you can access that might have antelope in it. The rest of the area is either private or would require driving through private for access and all of the private land is marked and run by an outfitter. Unless you include the "half" sections either side of the highway that you might catch a buck standing in like Cade mentions - that might increase the total accessible land by a little."
But maybe they are just trying to downplay an area they liked....who knows.
It has been my experience though that zero preference tags are zero preference for a reason.
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Actually, unit 62 is over 50% private land. There is accessible public to hunt as well as walk-in areas, but there is also quite a bit of country that requires private land permission. The type 2 tags, in the east/southeast portion of the unit, encompass mostly checkerboard lands. Again, there are some public blocks with access, but a good map is a must.
"It has been my experience though that zero preference tags are zero preference for a reason." Truer words have not been spoken. There are no secret spots where the access is open, the draw odds are high, and the Boone and Crockett bucks run free and stupid...
Here we are one year later and I have the same question and one more point! curious if 5 points changes anyone's opinion.
***As far as the comment by EBOLAVIRS, it is not accurate as Eli is a straight shooter and even though he and his Dad run that guide service, he's on a lot of websites helping people do DIY hunts just because he's a good guy!!!
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There are units you can draw 2nd choice in the regular draw that I think would be comparable to 71. IMO 71 has alot of tags for a small unit.
Goathunter. I sent you a personal message (PM).
Eli is a super guy. He has helped me on numerous occasions through personal messages. No one judges antelope better and kills better antelope than he and his dad. I have never known him to alter info to throw someone off. He gives unit recommendations and advice, often with no benefit to himself. The guy just loves antelope hunting.
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I'm trying to make some form of "SendAs" work for me. (Quick aside, for those of you still looking for how: what you're looking for primarily is the "persona" setup in the preferences->accounts in the user's interface. To get another users address to show up in the drop-down, you can use a CLI command to create multiples of the same alias or just add the desired "sendas" address into the delegate's "sending mail" section of the "preferences" tab on the admin interface.)
What I don't like is that the sent mail is not recorded in the delegator's sent mail. The option for it to also be saved in the delegate's "sent" seems ok, but silly in that it is not a question of "where" it's saved, but if. At the very least, one would think, we'd *always* want it saved *somewhere*. Why would you want the message not recorded at all?? (Especially in the context of masquerading.) The most logical thing to me would be to have that "Save in sent" checkbox switch who's account the sent mail is saved in. Not "sender" or "nowhere". Seems the only way the delegator can see what's going on is for the sender to include the delegator's address in the to/cc/bcc (in essence, sending to himself, being that the message is being "sent as"). That being the case, does anyone know of a bug already filed requesting a method for saving "sent as" messages in the "sent as" account's "sent"? I've looked myself already a few times, but as I've just demonstrated in the previous sentence, this isn't the easiest of issues to describe--so maybe I've missed it.


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Saint Trophimus of Arles
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Evangelist sent from Rome to Gaul c.250. Worked with Saint Saturninus of Toulouse and Saint Denis of Paris. First bishop of Arles, Gaul (modern France. His cultus is ancient; Pope Zosimus wrote about him in 417. Often confused with the Trophimus mentioned by Saint Paul the Apostle, they were actually centuries apart.
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Campaign 2010 | Having made an enormous mark in the 2010 election, Tea Partiers now face the challenge of maintaining their momentum
PADUCAH and MADISONVILLE, Ky.-The start of a late-October Tea Party rally was still more than an hour away. But David and Christy Fletcher were already waiting along the bank where the Tennessee River flows into the Ohio.
The Fletchers were putting finishing touches on their colonial-era costumes: David, 52, from nearby DeSoto, Ill., sported a green waistcoat, black buckle shoes, and red stockings. Christy, 49, stood nearby in her rose-flowered period dress. David handed her colonial-era flags out of the back of their beige Ford FreeStar. Next would come the loading of David's flintlock rifle-"the rifle that won the American Revolution," he said.
The Fletchers have been dressing up at events and for schools since 1995, and David spent part of Sept. 11, 2001, on a street corner in full costume, waving an American flag. Drivers trying to come to grips with the terrorist attacks waved and honked.
David says he enjoys the new Tea Party company, but he wonders if it will last. "American people tend to wake up, get excited, and then they go back to sleep," said David, who later, at the rally's main stage, raised his rifle high above his head and gave a rendition of Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty or give me death" speech. "We need to stay on the front lines and not back down. We have to do this for the rest of our lives. This isn't just one election."
No one will disagree that the less than two-year-old Tea Party movement left an indelible mark on the 2010 election. Despite notable Tea Party defeats in the Delaware and Nevada Senate races, exit polls showed an impressive nearly 40 percent of midterm voters expressed support for the Tea Party. But the euphoria of campaign rallies and bus tours has ended. It will soon be replaced with the often-boring slog of governing.
Now a slew of freshman lawmakers are set to carry the Tea Party banner into Congress: a place that they have described as enemy territory. Will they be able to reverse the big-government trends of the last several years? Or will they, and the movement itself, remain a group of loosely connected, rough-around-the-edges political activists whose resistance to structure actually limits their post-Nov. 2 influence?
In short, what will happen when the bottom-up Tea Party comes to top-down Washington?
"I've been thinking a lot about that," James Tidwell, 82, of Paducah told me at the rally. I met Tidwell, who calls himself a "grassroots, mid-America Republican," shortly after the rally's opening prayer in which the speaker called current political leaders "gutless."
"Just about everything Obama has done needs to be repealed," Tidwell said. "Not reformed. And they ought to start that in January. If they dilly dally, they will lose my confidence."
Tidwell ticked off for me his legislative goals: ending Obamacare, stopping bailouts, killing the stimulus, reducing the size and scope of government, preventing cap and trade, and doing away with the Department of Education.
Others at the rally added to this legislative agenda: a balanced budget amendment, term limits, immigration reform, reducing regulations, renewing the Bush-era tax cuts, establishing a flat tax, eliminating the estate tax, and phasing out Social Security and Medicare in favor of personal savings accounts.
The Tea Party grassroots has a conservative to-do list just as ambitious as the Democrats' liberal agenda of the last two years. These super-sized expectations have been building through the emotional campaign season, and most Tea Partiers' anger will turn into hope now that they have voices inside the Capitol.
But Judson Phillips, the Memphis, Tenn., founder of Tea Party Nation and organizer of the movement's first ever convention last February, warns that his Tea Party brethren need to have more realistic expectations: "We will have to be content the first couple of years with just stopping the Obama agenda. We are not repealing Obamacare this time. We simply won't have enough votes."
That doesn't mean the new crop of Tea Party lawmakers won't be aggressive. Expect epic fights between Tea Party lawmakers and Washington Democrats. But the more interesting looming battle could be between Tea Party lawmakers and Washington Republicans.
The crowd in Paducah loved 47-year-old Bowling Green eye surgeon Rand Paul, who in May became the first Tea Party favorite to upset an establishment-endorsed Republican candidate in a primary. The message of Paul, who won a Senate seat on Nov. 2, is one Republicans in Washington may not like. "Both parties have failed us," he told the crowd, adding that "what is going on in Washington is extreme. What is going on here is the mainstream."
The Bluegrass state could become the epicenter of the intraparty drama: Beginning next year it will be represented by Tea Party darling Paul and also by Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell, first elected by Kentucky voters in 1985.
You can't get much more old-guard than being in Congress for 25 years, including nearly four years as Senate GOP leader. Jesse Burris, a GOP county chairman, calls McConnell the "godfather of the Kentucky Republicans." But last summer voters found a McConnell offer that they could refuse: After he corralled nearly two dozen Republican senators for a D.C. fundraiser supporting his choice in the GOP primary, Trey Grayson, Kentucky Republicans chose Paul.
After Grayson's defeat, McConnell led another Washington fundraiser with several senators, this time for Paul. Showing the balancing act Tea Partiers will face between keeping their outsider credentials and embracing their old guard colleagues, Paul, by attending the event, reversed a primary pledge not to accept donations from anyone who had backed the $700 billion bank bailout in 2008.
The bigger challenge, though, could be for long-serving Republicans relishing newfound party power in Washington. The question of the next Congress, according to Burris, is "Can you teach old dogs new tricks?"
The Tea Party has the numbers and the enthusiasm to make old dogs roll over. The local establishment figure for the GOP, McCracken County Republican Party Chairman Dan Underwood, attended the Tea Party rally. He surveyed the riverbank packed with lawn chairs and said the Tea Party will continue to move Republicans to the right: "More than a thousand people are here. If Republicans had tried something like this there would just be hundreds."
Sure enough, a few hours later about 200 people attended a rally at the parking lot of the Hopkins County Republican Party's headquarters in nearby Madisonville, Ky. The local GOP tried to entice folks with free hot dogs and early Halloween candy. Here the sandy-haired Paul mingled with the crowd in the parking lot before taking the microphone to repeat most of his lines from the earlier rally-minus the Tea Party plugs.
For the Tea party movement to have influence, John O'Hara, author of A New American Tea Party, says its members must evolve from rallying, recruiting, and campaigning to emphasizing "accountability." Tea Partiers across the United States understand that.
For example, Florida's Danita Kilcullen, 60, is ready to be on the accountability watch. She founded the Fort Lauderdale Tea Party, and for more than 80 straight weeks she and other members have spent two hours each Saturday afternoon camped out at one of the city's busiest intersections. With as many as 135 protesters bringing Tea Party flags and protest signs, drivers at first would stare the other way. But one Saturday Kilcullen said she counted 2,500 honks of support. After each protest, her group retires to a nearby Jib Room pub to discuss strategy.
At a recent meeting, Kilcullen asked, "Who here thinks the Tea Party is done after Nov. 2?" No hands went up. Author O'Hara argues that Kilcullen's group might be correct: He says that the group's lack of a central leader will help it survive where other movements die out after the figurehead disappoints, loses, or disappears.
Kilcullen says she understands that Washington is a "very corrupting realm." That is why her group's next task is to keep a close eye on the freshman Tea Party lawmakers: "We are their boss, and we will not let them forget that. As we say in our Tea Party meetings here in Florida, 'On Nov. 3 we are already searching for somebody to replace you.'"
To avoid getting fully sucked into the GOP party apparatus, new Sen. Paul hopes to launch a bipartisan, bicameral Tea Party caucus. He promises not to act like a career politician, biding his time on the chamber's backbench until party leaders invite him to join the big lawmaker table. But will these new lawmakers, who argued that never holding office is an attribute, have the skills to make laws?
That is where Jim DeMint comes in. The Senate Republican from South Carolina has been an early backer of the movement from inside Congress. He supported Tea Party long shots like Paul long before other veteran lawmakers. Most observers expect that DeMint, just elected to his second term in the Senate after serving three terms in the House, will become the de facto congressional leader of the Tea Party.
At a recent rally in Erlanger, Ky., DeMint told the crowd that the Tea Party "has the establishment shaking in their boots." He then quoted from a thank-you card he had recently received from Paul. It read: "I smile when I think of what we can do together in the Senate."
This Washington shake-up attempt, now approved by the voters, begins in January.
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