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School's out for the summer, and that means hundreds of local children will be looking for places they can meet their friends, have fun and eat healthy meals.
The City of Carrollton Parks Department has partnered with The Gloria Hicks Movement, Inc., a local non-profit who will be coordinating food service. This non-profit has been certified by the Texas Department of Agriculture to serve lunches for the Summer Food Program.
The Texas Department of Agriculture Summer Nutrition Program is offered statewide by local sponsors who operate sites where children up to 18-years-old can get meals at no charge. The service is open to all children, regardless of income. People who are over age 18 and enrolled in school programs for people with disabilities may also receive meals at no charge.
The most up-to-date information on Summer Food meal sites and hours of operation is available statewide by calling 2-1-1. For more details on the Summer Food Program, visit summerfood.org. For more information about Carrollton's program, call 972-466-3080.
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Sunrise, FL (Sports Network) - Dustin Byfuglien scored the game winner with
40.5 seconds left in overtime to lift the Winnipeg Jets to a 3-2 victory over
the Florida Panthers on Friday.
Andrew Ladd registered a goal and an assist, while Blake Wheeler also lit the
lamp for the Jets, who have won two straight since a 4-1 setback in Florida on
Ondrej Pavelec stopped 38 shots in the triumph.
Jonathan Huberdeau and Shawn Matthias each scored once, while Jacob Markstrom
allowed all three goals on 28 shots for the Panthers, who have dropped two
straight and five of their last six games.
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I have installed Zimbra Community Edition to support multiple domains. It is a single server setup. I had few question so would appreciate if someone would guide me/assist me. Thanks in advance.
We have a typical Firewall/NAT Environment so the zimbra server has an internal IP and an external IP. We have configured the server so that when it tries to resolve its own name, it always gets the internal IP. I think this is what is required anyway.
(2) MX Pointers for domains
For Each domain (ex: domain1.com), within the domains DNS, we setup an MX entry with priority 0, host @ pointing to mail.domain1.com. Then setup an A entry of mail.domian1.com to point to zimbra servers external IP address. Is this ok? Also, we setup a reverse DNS pointer within the domain1.coms DNS so that the external IP address of zimbra server points to mail.domain1.com.
(1) Currently, our users type the external ip address of the zimbra server to pick up their emails via the zimbra web client. We want that they should be able to type mail.domain1.com (mail.domain2.com ...) and get the zimbra client login page but this is not happening...any idea if this is possible? Just to add, mail.domain1.com, mail.domain2.com etc all point to the Zimbra Servers External IP Address
(2) Is there a way to force clients web access over SSL?
(3) Finally, reverse DNS lookup... As explained above, for each domain, we have a reverse pointer of zimbras external IP address pointing at mail.domainx.com, so if we have 3 domains, we would have 3 entries
External IP -> mail.domain1.com (within domain1s DNS)
External IP -> mail.domain2.com (within domain2s DNS)
External IP -> mail.domain3.com (within domain3s DNS)
I believe the reverse DNS entries are sometime required by some email servers as a security check to establish the IP/DNS of the sending server, would the above setup work as a reverse lookup for Zimbra Servers external IP is going to give 3 values back..
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In Short: Sept. 20-26, 2012
Kenya Safari Acrobats
West Virginia University at Parkersburg hosts the Kenya Safari Acrobats at 7 p.m. Thursday. The acrobats will perform human pyramids, balancing, tumbling, limbo dancing, contortions and more. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students. Call 304-424-8203 or visit www.wvup.edu.
John Legend at Keith Albee
The Marshall Artists Series presents "An Evening with John Legend" at 8 p.m. Thursday at Huntington's Keith Albee Theater. The event is a lecture/performance hybrid where Legend will perform some of his hits, as well as talk about social justice and poverty in America. He created the Show Me Campaign, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting poverty around the world.
Tickets are $40 and $45. Call 304-696-6656 or visit www.ticketmaster.com.
'Glenn Beck Unelectable 2012' screening
Glenn Beck's comedy stage show, "TheBlaze Presents Glenn Beck Unelectable 2012," screens live at 8 p.m. Thursday at Cinemark Huntington Mall. In it, Beck participates in a mock debate with performers on his network's "B.S. of A." The event ends with an address by Beck.
Tickets are $19 for adults, $18 for students and seniors and $17 for children. Call 304-733-3984.
Blues competition seeks bands
Friday is the deadline for blues acts to submit applications for the West Virginia Blues Society's sixth annual Blues Competition, held Oct. 13. The contest is open to bands, solo/duo acts and youth performers. Winners receive cash prizes and a sponsorship to the 2013 International Blues Challenge in Memphis.
Find complete rules and applications at www.wvbluessociety.org.
Free film
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 520 Kanawha Blvd. W., will screen the 2011 film "Hugo" (PG) for free at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Martin Scorsese's Oscar-winning film, based on the novel "The Invention of Hugo Cabret," is the story of a young orphan in 1930s Paris, who lives in the walls of a train station.
Blending that fiction with fact, one of the characters in the family drama is real-life filmmaking and special effects pioneer Georges Melies. Following the movie, a restored and colorized version of Melies' 1902 film "A Trip to the Moon" will be shown.
"Hugo" is presented with captions for the hearing impaired. Call 304-345-5042 or visit www.uucharlestonwv.org.
Allied Artists exhibit
An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Friday at Beckley's Cynthia Bickey Gallery for an exhibit by 18 Allied Artists of West Virginia members. On display through Oct. 20, the exhibit features acrylic, watercolor, sculpture, black/white and color photography, metallic print photography and other media.
The gallery is located at 600 Johnstown Road. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. Call 304-253-9226.
Music for Media workshop
This weekend, Chuck Biel hosts a workshop on how to make music and sound for film, TV, websites and video games. It runs 7 to 9:30 p.m. Friday and 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at Digiso, 1506 Kanawha Blvd. W. Cost is $40. Register at www.artskv.org/creatorsprogram.
Dunbar Fall Festival
The Dunbar Fall Festival runs Friday through Sunday at the 12th Street Pedestrian Plaza. There's live music Friday and Saturday, and a parade (11 a.m.), Girl Scout fashion show (2:30 p.m.) and Center Stage game show (3:30 p.m.) Saturday.
Spirit of West Virginia river tours run at 6 p.m. Friday and 1 and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $12 for non-Dunbar residents, $10 for Dunbar residents, seniors and veterans and $7.50 for children. Call 304-766-0220.
Clay Center activities
On Saturday, the Clay Center will open "Roll Drop Bounce," exploring kinetic and potential energy and Newton's Laws of Motion, in it's Mylan Exlpore-atory. On display through Dec. 30, the exhibit lets visitors build a mini-car, race balls down a ramp, launch a catapult and more.
Also, Wednesday through Sept. 30, the Clay Center will offer free admission to its Harvest Skies planetarium show with the purchase of gallery admission (adults $7.50, children $6). The show features constellations in the fall skies and the astronomical origins of Halloween.
Call 304-561-3570 or visit www.theclaycenter.org.
Squire Parsons concert
The Squire Parsons Trio performs at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Rainelle First Baptist Church, 309 Seventh St. Admission is free, though a love offering will be taken. Call Juanita Keeney at 304-392-9818.
Martin Staunton benefit
A benefit for Martin Staunton will be held at 8 p.m. Sept. 26 at The Empty Glass, 410 Elizabeth St. Staunton was a longtime anchor/reporter with WCHS, WOWK and, most recently, Beckley's WVNS. His wife, Teresa, died of a stroke Sept. 7.
Performing will be the Steve Himes Trio, the Spurgie Hankins Band and headliners The Bob Thompson Trio. Other acts may be added.
Cover is $7. Call 304-345-3914 or visit www.emptyglass.com.
'Hello, Dolly!' cast announced
The Charleston Light Opera Guild has announced the cast list for its fall production of "Hello, Dolly!" Debbi Spradling will star as Dolly Levi, with Tim Harper as Horace Vandergelder, Rachel Cox as Irene Malloy, Lindsey Duvall as Minnie Fay, Cameron Vance as Cornelius Hackl and Cameron Burford as Barnaby Tucker, Carly Thaw as Ermengard, Austin Thomas as Ambrose Kemper, Susan McKay as Ernestina Money and Rick Fleenor as Rudolf.
Ensemble cast members are Mark Felton, Becky and David Bailey, Jane Auge, Steve Brannon, Ted Brightwell, Stevie Brigode, Haley & Reba Burgess, Debbie Cannada, Bryan Chin, Rachel Coffman, Caleb Cosby, Debbie Holstein, Shelia Jarrett, Pam Kessler, Rudie Raynes-Kidder, Kaitlin Kouns, Ethan Lyvers, Bob McCarty, Kiara Moore, Erin Murphy, Barbara O'Hara, Renata Padon, Denny Pauley, Mariah Plante, Toni Pilato, Caroline Chamness Rainey, Max Ross, Ashley Showen and Nick Staples.
Performances are Oct. 26-28 and Nov. 2-4 at the Clay Center. Tickets, $15 and $20, are currently on sale. Call 304-561-3570 or visit www.theclaycenter.org.


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While our backchannel app is not meant to be competition for Google Wave (R.I.P.), we do think it has some features that it would have been nice to see in Google Wave. I guess its too late for that though.
Recently we added some pretty sweet enhancements to the backchannel app. We are excited to see this app coming together.
First is the drag-n-drop file upload component. As you are using this app, you may have a need to share a file with your classmates. It may be a diagram or a chart, or even a study guide you have so graciously compiled and decided to bestow upon your classmates. Whatever it may be, sharing it is easy.
Instead of having to browse around from a file upload dialog, you can just click and drag from Finder or Explorer and then drop the file inside your browser in the area where you would enter whatever you want to say. Automagical.
Our backchannel app is built around the modules it has, which are the individual components in the app. To alternate between these modules, we implemented a pretty slick slider that will allow the students to use different modules in a seamless fashion. An image corresponding with each module will be in a sliding menu that you can easily navigate with.
We want the backchannel app to be as user friendly as possible, and making file sharing and navigation simple with components like these will help to do exactly that.
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With FHU's Project Development, one of our objectives has been to promote/facilitate innovation in the classroom.
Sometimes it is difficult to put into words ways/means on how to do this and get "non-digital native" users on board with innovating their learning/teaching styles with and without the use of technology.
Here is an interesting article stating Google's 9 Principle's of Innovation: http://fatagnus.com/googles-9-principles-of-innovation/
I can agree with and relate to several of these principles. It's great when you work for a company or institution that supports these ideals. In my opinion, FHU is quickly becoming such a place.
Innovation is not really a hobby.
Remember that famous quote by John Dewey? - "Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself."
Innovation is a habit and a lifestyle. Doesn't innovation by definition fall in line with one of the major philosophical tenets of most fields in academia?
What are you doing to help promote innovation?
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Here is a brief overview of the project development items that we worked on/completed this past week:
Next week, Lance will be back on campus and will begin work once again on the backchannel application. Look for a few updates on this in the near future.
I found out this past week that our new web programmer, Michael Clark, will be starting on June 13. We all look forward to this new addition to IT Web Services.
This past week, we kicked off our summer development projects. We hit the ground running and were able to accomplish quite a bit this week.
Some of the highlights:
We have an aggressive task list and timeline ahead of us. It's gonna be a great summer. Check back periodically for updates. Happy coding.
I became a web intern under Michael Plyler in the summer of 2010 and quickly began to see that web development was a very promising field for me. The internship has been a great blessing to me and it was highly rewarding to see things that I had worked on be used by people on campus. Here at the beginning of the summer of 2011, I look back at how life changing the previous summer was for me and can't help but be overflowing with excitement for what this summer holds.
Last summer, aside from listening (and singing along) to countless hours of Pandora Radio with Lance in BK13, I got to work on multiple projects ranging in complexity and involvement from simple forms to a light content management system for faculty. Once school time rolled back around, it was nice to not be rusty from not doing much field-related activity in the summer as would have been if I had not been in this internship. As I said, I'm excited to see how much more I can progress this summer and can't wait to dive into some of the projects we have lined up. We hope you enjoy and benefit from our creations too!
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But the serenity is soon shattered when two college students are found brutally murdered in the hills behind where the Robicheauxs and Purcell are staying. They quickly find themselves involved in a twisted and dangerous mystery involving a wealthy, vicious oil tycoon, his deformed brother and beautiful wife, a sexually deviant minister, an escaped con and former country-music star, and a vigilante Texas gunbull out for blood.
At the center of the storm is Clete, who cannot shake the feeling that he is being haunted by the ghosts from his past - namely Sally Dio, the mob boss he'd sabotaged and killed years before.
In this expertly drawn, gripping story, Burke deftly weaves intricate, engaging plotlines and original, compelling characters with his uniquely graceful prose. He transcends genre yet again in the latest thrilling addition to his New York Times best-selling series.
More mayhem? Listen to more of James Lee Burke's Dave Robicheaux thrillers.
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"Christmas/Birthday in July"
Don't do it Jimmy Dale, don't do it...
This was a magnificent listen. God bless James Lee Burke and Will Patton. I was a little hesistant when I read Dave was going off to Montana, wondering how Burke could pull it off, but the same beauty of language, the same craft in his writing, and the same wonderful plotting held up to even the best of the Louisiana novels. I listened to it straight through, except for a little sleep, and found my self pacing back and forth several times and rewinding many times just to listen again to Patton's gorgeous rendition of Burke's beautiful words. I rarely talk outloud to characters in a book, but I was constantly giving advice to Jimmy Dale and Nix. There was an interesting juxtaposition in this book that I haven't seen in other Burke books, the seemingly evil and despicable Nix winds up a someone you feel like rooting for...odd for Burke.
As an aside, some of the vulgarisms Clete comes up with just stun me (and I raised three teenaged boys). It's Burke's knack for description in a different version. Also, lots of political swipes here that I wish would've been left out...it so jars the pace of the story. King, Parker, and now Burke can't seem to leave well enough alone.
Burke is a national treasure. His previous books will stand as testament to what New Orleans was pre-Katrina and I hope soon that he will re-visit New Orleans with the same love and deep lushness of description that we've come to expect.
Since Mr. Burke is getting on in years, I treasure each book with such love, hoping it won't be his last.
And as for Will Patton, he should receive every single reader award that can be bestowed on him.
Geez, what a great book this was...
"Dynamic Duo"
The dynamic duo is James Lee Burke and Will Patton. I have not seen an author and narrator so suited to each other. Any Burke novel with Patton narrating is a five star work. I wish all his other novels could be reread by Patton. I am sure they would get raves too. This latest book takes place not in New Orleans but in the big sky country. It does not matter though, because Robacheux, I cant spell that, is the same tough cop. I want more.
"Always a great read!"
James Lee Burke is the Faulker of mystery writers. He writes so well that even when the plot or the actions of a character actually don't make any sense, you simply don't care. Cerebral, murky, thoughtful, philosophical, human ... Burke's characters have stood up to the years, grown, developed and continue to remain multi-faceted and highly original. Despite the fact that both Dave and Clete are getting a bit long in the tooth, they still manage to create and somehow survive bloody mayhem, murder and the general craziness of their world. This one takes place in Montana, Burke's alternate universe and you spend a lot more time in Clete's head than you have in previous books ... which is fine with me. Probably not the best of the Robicheaux series, but nonetheless gripping and entertaining. And most important, to me anyhow, satisfying. Burke wraps things up so that when you finish the book, there are no loose ends of plot dangling. May James Lee live forever and keep writing!
"Patton's music with Burke's lyrics - perfect!"
Burke's powerful descriptive prose matched with Patton's effortless and breezy 'sippi drawl makes this one of the best listens in a long long time. The plot line is solid, and the relationships developed and examined are what make Burke's novels so beautifully rendered. They are like philosophical visual poetry carefully pieced together with scenes of good vs evil, enlightenment, damnation and redemption.
The words and imagery resonate long after the iPod is turned off.
"Great Listen"
James Lee Burke fans will not be disappointed with this one... and if you're not a JLB fan yet... you should be!!
He weaves the pieces together perfectly with a few different twists on his typical equations.
The formula is often the same with JLB, the rich guy who Robichaux is gunning for, the drug dealer/pimp, the powerfull woman, the sympathetic woman, etc. The twists in this one though are pretty interesting.
Of course you will have to get over the outlandish premise of the story, which is that Dave and Clete stumble into massive trouble based on pure happenstance.
....and the far-fetched notion that the richest businessman in all of Texas is evil
....and for some reason, Will Patton was overly melodramatic at times, which is unlike him - he us usually flawless.
Overall, I was anxiously waiting for this book and it did not disappoint. I teetered on a 4-star and 5-star based on the few bothersome issues, but rounded up.
Definitely a HIGH recommendation!
"Will Patton is terrific!"
I am an avid mystery reader/lister and always on the lookout for a new series to grab me. James Lee Burke's Dave Robicheaux novels did just that. I started with Swan Peak and am now on my third book in the series (Tin Roof Blowdown and Crusader's Crossing). I especially like Will Patton as the narrator. Although the plots are complex, I can follow them as they are exciting and clever. The novels are also humorous at times (Dave's friend Clete) yet beautifully written, the characters intriguing. I highly recommend trying a Burke novel if you like mysteries. If you're a Michael Connelly fan, then Burke might be for you.
From 4/12/15 on, I will only rate a book 5 stars if it so good I will listen to it again. To date, the Bino series tops that list.
"Great Story Read by the Best Reader!"
I am persuaded that Will Patton is far and away the best performer in the entire Audible Universe. James Lee Burke's writing is as eloquent as it is violent. I loved this book.
"Great Cast!"
Troyce Nix and Candace made this book for me. As with "Tin Roof Blowdown," this novel turns on the complexity of the human heart and the possibility for change and redemption. Only the truly evil people seem one-dimensional. Though always lyrical, Burke's descriptions of the Montana landscape do not have the intimacy and power that characterize his treatment of Louisiana venues. In this novel he supplants the wistfulness for an earlier, more innocent Louisiana with frank distaste for the intrusion of wealthy, out-of-state usurpers into the Montana landscape. The cast is fascinating, and the denouement surprising and satisfying. It is a rewarding read.
"Not as strong as "Tin Roof Blowdown""
I was hypnotized by Will Patton's reading of Tin Roof Blowdown and hoped for more of the same from this book. In the end, the story lacked the atmospheric benefit of New Orleans or New Iberia by being situated in Montana. Patton does another great job voicing all the characters especially Clete Purcell. As far as Purcell is concerned, though, Burke makes an outsized effort to present him as a larger than life character which makes him more cartoonish than real. Several of the other characters seem like cut-outs rather than flesh and blood. As for Dave Robichaux, we probably don't get enough insight into his character as we did in Tin Roof, but he remains an interestingly complex individual. All in all, I was happy to spend the full length of time to get to the end of this book and was reasonably surprised by the way it ended. Not Burke's best effort, but fans will be pleased and will want more.
"WOW! You won't be dissappointed"
Will Patton reading James Lee Burke is like music to the ears! Absolutely beautiful. I found myself driving the long way home just to get further along in the story... and with gas prices what they are... that's saying something!
I particularly enjoyed Swan Peak because it features the same great New Orleans characters in an absolutely beautiful setting.
For those of you who enjoy James Lee Burke's Dave Robicheaux series, you will not be dissappointed.
If this is the first in the series you're considering, I would go back a few and maybe start with something like Crusader's Cross, then Tin Roof Blowdown, then Swan Peak. With the brilliant character development Burke does, I feel it's important to be introduced to the main characters on their own turf "pre-Katrina" then "post-Katrina"... then enjoy their run-ins with the Montana folk!
James Lee Burke is not for the faint of heart. Expect violence and strong sexual language. If that sort of thing doesn't bother you... you'll be hooked!
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NEW YORK (AP) — Drake's comment of support for Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant just cost the Toronto Raptors $25,000.
Last week, Drake did a show in Toronto and Durant was in attendance.
Drake said, "My brother Kevin Durant was kind enough to come to the show tonight and watch us. I just want him to see what would happen if he came to play in Toronto. Let him know what would happen."
The crowd cheered and chanted.
The problem: Drake is a "global ambassador" for the Raptors and the NBA saw his comment as public recruiting pitch. That's a violation of the league's anti-tampering rules.


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Twenty years ago, IUCN was instrumental in voicing the needs for conservation and in drafting the conventions resulting from the 1992 Earth Summit. IUCN was central in drafting the World Conservation Strategy in 1980 which then served as the basis for subsequent international environmental policy. Following on the strategy, IUCN, along with WWF and UNEP authored "Caring for the Earth: A Strategy for Sustainable Living" in preparation for the Earth Summit in 1992.
The Union was also active in influencing the World Summit on Sustainable Development, ten years later, in Johannesburg. It elaborated and implemented the "Greening the Summit" Initiative in collaboration with UNDP, the GEF as well as other partners. It was also active in promoting the Type 2 partnerships, and organized several events including the IUCN business day, all held at the very visible IUCN Centre near the Summit venue. The Union was active in influencing governments on specific themes to be reflected in the Johannesburg Programme of Implementation and the Declaration on Sustainable Development.


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Ballpoint Universe is a side-scrolling shooter / platform adventure game about a doodle named Doodle. Every bit of the game has been drawn with a ballpoint pen to build immaculate environments.
Classic space shooter gameplay! Shoot and dodge through a hell-storm of enemies to obliterate the deranged doodles and the Logician scourge. Fight for the future of creativity itself! Explore doodle realms, meet intriguing, eccentric characters, get hints and items to aid your quest. Upgrades! Fully fledged 4 slot customization system; customize your ship with the gear you acquire along your journey. Equip for the needs for a certain mission; do you need a shield and sword? sword and gun? Gun and gun? Exploit the enemy fleet's weaknesses and overcome their systematic genocide of imagination!


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Solitary Third Season Premieres On Fox Reality
January 17, 2009 09:00 AM by Joe Reality
Solitary is back for a third season on Fox Reality. The new season is called appropriately enough Solitary v3.0. In a brand new twist, Solitary v3.0 will not be quite as solitary as Fox Reality will surprise contestants by pairing them together in isolation.
Contestants will be blindfolded until it is revealed to them that they will be sharing their small pod with another contestant. The contestants will have to complete a grueling challenge in order to be reassigned to their own pods. Contestants will be subject to sleep deprivation, extreme temperatures and other forms of environmental stress. Just like in the previous two seasons, the last person to leave their pod wins a $50,000 cash prize.
"We wanted to make sure that our contestants weren't getting too comfortable with the format after having watched the first two seasons of the show," said Andrew Golder,, who is producer and co-creator of Solitary v3.0. "Throwing complete strangers together in a pod adds a wild card into the equation, and also makes the sense of isolation even stronger once players are truly placed in solitary."
"The Solitary franchise has been a huge hit for us because it introduces a unique, psychologically challenging element into reality competitions," said Bob Boden, who is SVP of Programming, Production and Development for Fox Reality Channel. "People often think they can withstand mental and physical challenges, but this shows puts that theory to the test. There are no alliances, no politics and no immunity, just a true test of mental and physical toughness. And in today's economy, perhaps for many, the stakes are even higher."
Solitary v3.0 premieres on Saturday, January 17 at 9 PM ET on Fox Reality.
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Three weeks after a Greenville pastor was shot and killed in his home, more neighbors have joined the neighborhood watch program to try and prevent violence in the Westhaven subdivision.
Greenville police have not made an arrest for the August 20th murder, and neighbors say it's not just law enforcement's job to keep them safe. They're taking an active role in community safety.
Three weeks ago, Pastor Jim Carr was shot and killed inside his home on Cedarhurst Road. Neighbors say, since then, many have volunteered to be a part of the Westhaven Neighborhood Association. President of the association, Mike Leach, says they are also having regular meetings to discuss new ways to protect their community.
"They're doing what neighbors are supposed to do. We've installed a few surveillance cameras. We wanted to make sure that they can give us the clarity for prosecution purposes, and we've got a few more on order that are going to be put up around the neighborhood," said Leach
The next neighborhood meeting is Thursday. Greenville police are not releasing any new information but did release a brief description of the gunman last month: a black man in his early 20's and taller than 5'8". Pastor Carr was the only person who saw the gunman and provided the description to authorities before he died.
As friends and family gathered for a celebration of life for Pastor Jim Carr at the Reimage Church in Greenville, hundreds of his neighbors from the subdivision where he was killed got together for a forum to discuss ways to fight crime.
The Westhaven subdivision, along with Greenville Police and members of city council, held an open forum Thursday night.
Back in June, Gina Hathaway had to lock herself in her bathroom while intruders were in her house. And on Monday morning, Pastor Carr was shot and killed by intruders who came to his home.
Mayor Allen Thomas says, "What this says about the citizens of Greenville is they aren't going to sit back. They're going to step up and take back their streets. And that's not just as a cliche saying, it's actual."
Some of the strategies discussed were street cameras and having patrol cars frequently drive through the area, but the police urged residents to first and foremost, get to know their neighbors, and always be aware of what's going on nearby.
Greenville police say they believe the burglary that led to the murder of a minister was not a random act.
Pastor Jim Carr was shot and killed inside his Westhaven home just after midnight Monday morning.
At a news conference this afternoon, Interim Police Chief Joe Bartlett says they have information they're pursuing that leads them to believe the burglary of Carr's home was not done at random. "We're looking at the possibility that it was - our suspect went to a specific residence, it wasn't a random thing," said the chief. He would not divulge what that information was.
Bartlett did release a description of the gunman. He is described as a black man in his early 20's, and taller than 5'8". There is no clothing description. The chief said the victim was the only person who saw the gunman, and that he provided that description to authorities before he died.
Pastor Carr was shot at his Cedarhurst Road just after midnight during what police say was a burglary. The Pitt County Medical Examiner's Office says an autopsy shows the minister died from a single gunshot wound to the chest.
WITN News obtained the 911 tapes Tuesday afternoon. "They came in the door, through the garage, they were at the back door," Vickie Carr is heard telling 911. "And when he went to the backdoor to see what the sound was they shot him." Vickie Carr told 911 that she was in the bedroom at the time.
A service for Pastor Carr will be held Thursday night, while at the same time residents of Westhaven will meet with Greenville officials about crime in their neighborhood.
We could learn more about the investigation into the death of Pastor Jim Carr Thursday. Greenville police are holding their weekly media briefing at 1 p.m., and WITN will ask for new details on the case.
Meanwhile, some in Greenville will attend a life celebration for Pastor Carr Thursday night. The event is at Reimage Church from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Carr's funeral is scheduled for Saturday in Charlotte.
At the same time Thursday night, the homeowners association in Carr's neighborhood is holding a community forum. The event for residents of Westhaven will gather at the University of Christ Church on Crestline Blvd. at 7 p.m. Greenville Mayor Allen Thomas, City Manager Barbara Lipscomb, City Councilmember Max Joyner, Jr., and representatives from Greenville police.
The wife of a minister killed in a home invasion early Monday in Greenville told 911 that her husband's attacker came in through their garage.
Pastor Jim Carr was shot at his Cedarhurst Road just after midnight during what police say was a burglary. The Pitt County Medical Examiner's Office says an autopsy shows the minister died from a single gunshot wound to the chest.
WITN News obtained the 911 tapes Tuesday afternoon. "They came in the door, through the garage, they were at the back door," Vickie Carr is heard telling 911. "And when he went to the backdoor to see what the sound was they shot him." Vickie Carr told 911 that she was in the bedroom at the time.
Police have not released any description of the gunman.
The minister told 911 that he only saw one person who had a handgun. Pastor Carr told 911 he couldn't tell what the man was wearing. The attacker was described as average height, someone taller that Carr, who was 5'8" tall.
He told 911, "I'm hurting, yes, come on...hurry." The 60-year-old Carr died later at Vidant Medical Center.
The family will have a life celebration for Pastor Carr, Thursday from 7:00-9:00 p.m. at Reimage Church in Greenville. His funeral will be Saturday afternoon in Charlotte at the Resurrection Lutheran Church. An exact time has yet to be set for the service.
Donations in Pastor Carr's memory can be sent to God's Love, P.O. Box 1973, Winterville, NC 28590.
You can also make donations to:
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
8701 Leeds Rd
Kansas City, MO 64129
Donations in memory of Jim Carr will go toward FCA's here in North Carolina.
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A minister was shot and killed during a home invasion, as friends say he was trying to protect his wife.
The victim in this morning's homicide has been identified as Pastor Jim Carr. The 60-year-old minister was shot during a breaking and entering to his home on Cedarhurst Road in Greenville just after midnight.
Dr. Howard Shockley, administrative director of the Presbytery of the MidAtlantic says Pastor Carr was working with a non-profit ministry in Greenville. He last had a staff position with Covenant United Methodist Church in Winterville in October 2009.
Shockley says he was told by Carr's daughter that their home was broken into and the girl's father was trying to defend her mother when he was shot.
Police have not released much information on the circumstances of the murder or burglary. They say they do have a description of the gunman, but have not released that information.
Pastor Carr was also a part-time van driver at Pitt Community College where his wife, Vickie, works as a administrative assistant in the continuing education division.
Previously, Carr was at Williamston Presbyterian Church for 11 years.
This home invasion happened in the same neighborhood where a woman locked herself in her bathroom after two men broke into her home earlier this summer. That happened back in June on East Baywood Lane, about two blocks away.
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Greenville Police confirmed Monday morning that the man shot and injured during a home invasion, died on Monday morning.
Police tell WITN they are investigating a breaking and entering case in the Westhaven subdivision in Greenville. Shots were fired at the home on Cedarhurst Road, and a family member told WITN a man who lived in the home was shot in the shoulder.
Police said by 7:15 a.m. that man died from the gunshot wound.
Police have not yet released that victim's identity. Tax records show the home is owned by James and Victoria Carr who purchased it in 2010.
This home invasion happened in the same neighborhood where a woman locked herself in her bathroom after two men broke into her home earlier this summer. That happened back in June on East Baywood Lane, about two blocks away.
We're gathering details about an early morning shooting involving a homeowner and a breaking and entering suspect.
Details are limited but dispatch says the shooting happened in the Westhaven subdivision of Greenville.
Family members tell us that the man was shot in the shoulder and is at the hospital.
We're working to speak with police about the particulars of the case and will have details as they become available.


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(WXIA) -- The east Georgia city of Elberton is home to a farm whose products have picked up attention wide and far -- including as part of Garden & Gun magazine's annual "Made in the South Awards."
Nature's Harmony Farm produces organic Farmstead Cheese from raw milk coming from grass-fed cows. Owners Tim and Liz Young moved to Elberton from metro Atlanta five years ago wanting to make a change in their lives. They found they enjoyed making cheese.
The cheeses Nature's Harmony produces are based in techniques from the Old World, and help them to create a cheese that not only landed them the Garden & Gun award for the food category, but also gained them a World Jersey Cheese Award for 2012.
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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury Miami hotel in Downtown Miami, walk to Miami Convention Center
Located in Downtown Miami, this luxury hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Gusman Center for the Performing Arts and Miami Convention Center. Port of Miami and Vizcaya Museum and Gardens are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
3 restaurants, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a spa tub are onsite.
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Hotel Beaux Arts Miami provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a 24-hour fitness center. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink.
Business-related amenities at this 5-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measure 89000 square feet (8268 square meters). This Beaux Arts hotel also offers spa services, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 89000
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Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( USD 12.95 per night )
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- Air conditioning
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ThreeFortyFive - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast only.
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Patients get every resource and specialist they need from a multidisciplinary team of breast cancer experts. Patients and their families are considered part of the team, which includes primary care and OB GYN physicians, breast surgeons and oncologic surgeons, plastic and reconstructive surgeons, radiologists and radiation oncologists, pathologists, and medical oncologists. An even broader group of experienced cancer specialists at the Helen & Harry Gray Cancer Center Tumor Board consults on particularly difficult cases.
Healing breast cancer means treating the body while caring for mind and spirit – for patients and their families. Our breast cancer program combines state-of-the-art imaging and surgical technologies with integrative therapies like Reiki, acupuncture, physical therapy and therapeutic massage. They ease side effects of chemotherapy and radiation, help treat post-surgical lymphedema and support a feeling of overall wellness. A small boutique in the Helen & Harry Gray Cancer Center is a convenient and comfortable source for mastectomy products, wigs, scarves, hats and caps. Patients easily access a broad range of individual and family supports, from social workers and financial advisors to genetic counselors focused on safeguarding future generations.
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People with eating disorders often do not recognize or admit that they are ill. As a result, they may resist starting and staying in treatment. Family members or other trusted people can help to ensure that the person with an eating disorder receives needed care and rehabilitation. For some people, treatment may be long term.
Eating disorders can be successfully treated and a healthy weight restored. The sooner your disorder is diagnosed and treated, the better the outcomes are likely to be. Because of their complexity, eating disorders require a comprehensive treatment plan. Treatment involves medical care and monitoring, psychosocial interventions, nutrition counseling, and, when appropriate, medication management.
Treatment of anorexia calls for a specific program that involves three main phases:
- Restoring you to a healthy weight and keeping you there
- Treating psychological disturbances, such as distortion of body image, low self-esteem, and interpersonal conflicts
- Achieving long-term remission and rehabilitation or full recovery
Early diagnosis and treatment increase your chances of a positive outcome. Your doctor may consider prescribing medicine for you. However, it may be started only after you have gained an appropriate amount of weight. A healthy weight is above 85%, but not necessarily as high as 100%, of your ideal weight. To achieve this weight, your intake of calories will be gradually increased.
If your weight loss is severe, care will likely be provided in an inpatient hospital setting in order to treat serious or life-threatening physical conditions. In a hospital, doctors will develop feeding plans to address your medical and nutrition needs. In some cases, a feeding tube may be recommended. After malnutrition has been corrected and weight gain has begun, you may receive psychotherapy—often cognitive behavioral or interpersonal psychotherapy—to help you overcome low self-esteem and address distorted thought and behavior patterns. Families are often included in the therapeutic process.
General Treatment Guidelines for Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder
The primary goals of treatment for bulimia are to:
- Stop binging
- Stop purging—in the case of bulimia
- Provide education about healthy eating habits and nutrition
- Focus self-esteem away from body image and shape
Bulimia and binge eating disorder are treated with nutrition rehabilitation, psychosocial intervention, and medication management strategies. Treatment is generally done on an outpatient basis. Treatment includes establishing a pattern of regular, nonbinge meals, improving your attitude related to the eating disorder, and encouraging regular but not excessive exercise. Any co-occurring conditions, such as mood or anxiety disorders , should be treated as well. You may also benefit from family or marital therapy.
Treatment of eating disorders involves the following:Lifestyle changesMedicationsAlternative and complementary therapiesOther treatments
Currently, there are no surgical options for the treatment of eating disorders.
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This title would be much more fun on a thread created by Tank...just sayin'.
I thought the nacho cheese ones were terribly overrated, but I'd certainly give those a try as well.
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Taco Bell starts using real meat in 2013
I wonder if someone will drive 4000 miles for this crappy *** taco??
******* love cool ranch
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I want to try the loaded grillers, they should add nacho cheese instead of shredded cheese I think the dorito taco's would improve greatly.
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A taco in a taco flavored tortilla shell? I think that might cause a rip in the space/time continuum.
Cooler ranch doritos with nacho cheese is awesome, I can only imagine adding meat and taco sauce would be better.
Always preferred Cool Ranch over the Nacho Cheese Doritos. Mouth is already watering
WTF is the big deal with these tacos that use chips as a shell??? Ain't none of you clowns ever had a walking taco before? It's the same damned thing, only the walking taco comes already messed up.
i originally thought this would be a yoga pants thread. wow was i surprised
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Be Cool Radiator Plymouth Install - A Cooler IdeaWritten by on July 1, 2004 Contributors: Muscle Car Restorations Keep Your Mopar Cool With Be Cool
Keeping your cool-it's not just a good idea for people; our Mopars also need to keep their cool. Nothing is more embarrassing than pulling into a local hot spot and having your ride puke green slimy liquid all over the ground. We spend countless hours dreaming, planning, and finally building an engine with enough power to launch the space shuttle, but none on how to keep it cool.
The radiator in front of your engine is basically a heat exchanger. It is designed to transfer the heat generated to it by the flow of hot coolant that flows through it. This cooling effect is aided by air blowing over and through it, developed by the fan. Most cars built in the last few years use aluminum radiators, but initially automotive radiators were built primarily of copper and brass. These two elements are efficient in heat transfer, but recently there has been a dramatic shift towards aluminum. One of the leading questions is: Does an aluminum radiator cool better than a copper and brass radiator? According to some experts, aluminum radiators generally do cool better than copper and brass radiators. for example, let's compare an aluminum radiator built with two rows of 1-inch-wide tubes with a copper/brass radiator. When compared to a copper and brass radiator, it would take five rows of 1/2-inch tubes (the usual dimension of the copper/brass tube), to be as efficient as the two 1-inch aluminum cores. An aluminum radiator provides higher efficiency, is lightweight, and has a longer life expectancy than a copper and brass one.
Another frequently asked question: Will an aluminum radiator decrease the operating temperature of my engine? A decrease in engine temperature not only depends on the radiator itself, but also other facets of your cooling system. the fuel your engine uses, moisture, pulley ratios, and timing dramatically effect engine temperatures.
We recently gave Be Cool a call to see what it would take to cool a pair of our project cars. The first car is our own project Valiant Effort. The stock-style copper and brass radiator we have been using was dutifully holding the Valiant at around 190-195 degrees. But we knew the stock 360 was going to be upgraded-and since the new engine would have a larger amount of horsepower than the stocker-a new aluminum engine heat transferer (radiator) would be nice addition. The second recipient would be none other than the Holley Road Runner project we have covered in these pages. The Holley Road Runner has been such a well-received project we decided to keep it around for a while. we will now be referring to it as Project M. The first step for Project M is the installation of a big ol' 8-71 blown 500-inch wedge engine by Indy Cylinder Heads. Supercharged engines make more than just horsepower. heat is also generated and places a heavy demand on a cooling system.
We ordered an aluminum radiator for the Valiant, and Project M got the full-boogie radiator and module kit. The module kit consists of the radiator, twin electric cooling fans, and the necessary wiring. Since we were installing crossflow radiators in both cars, we were curious to see how much work is really involved.
We know what you're thinking-How can I justify changing my stock-style radiator over to a Be Cool unit? If you're a numbers-matching kind of guy, the answer is you can't. Lets face it, it's an aftermarket aluminum radiator. But if you are looking for the ultimate in cooling capability for a slightly modified street stalker all the way to a full-blown, mack-daddy, behemoth of a race car, it's simple-the drop in engine temperature will ensure your engine keeps its cool under almost any circumstance. And let's not forget there are other factors that relate to engine temperature: timing, water flow, and sufficient airflow through the radiator are a must.
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When we ordered our radiator for the Valiant, we changed the outlet to the passenger side so we could use the later-style aluminum water pump. If you do this, be sure you have enough room between the radiator and the fan. A stock direct-mount fan should not have a problem; a clutch fan on the other hand is substantially longer. Measure before you order your radiator.The A-Body radiator mounts with two feet, one on each side of the radiator. You will need to drill through the flange and into the framerail to mount it. The hole in the frame is enlarged to 5/8 inch and a rubber mount is installed.Put the radiator in place and bolt the lower mounts snugly. The top of the radiator has a provision to be mounted to the radiator support at the center. We drilled a hole through the bracket and installed a bolt.For this application, we mocked-up the radiator hoses with a coat hanger and went to the local Discount Auto.After a few minutes of rummaging through their hose selection, we found an upper hose (PN 70682) and a lower hose (PN 70975) that fit fairly well.When it came time to install the Road Runner's radiator, a couple small tweaks were in order. First was a slight modification of the fan mounting brackets for a better fit. We had to trim the sides of the brackets to gain a little fan adjustability when everything was mounted to the radiator.The instructions mentioned the battery might need to be relocated in order for the module assembly to fit.In our application, we were using a small aftermarket battery, so we were able to narrow a reproduction tray to accommodate the needed room. We cut a section from the middle, and then we welded the two ends together and painted it.
The stock-radiator opening in the Road Runner was 22 inches. To take full advantage of Be Cool's 27-inch radiator, the opening would need to be enlarged. The tape shows where we made our cuts. If you do not want to cut your core support, you don't need to. but remember 5 inches of every core in the radiator will be behind the support and not receive any airflow.Before any cuts were made, a drill was used at the corner of where the cuts were made. This produces a nice rounded edge to the area cut.Some applications will require the use of the supplied aluminum air deflector under the radiator. Simply put it in place before the module is installed.A hole needs to be drilled in each framerail to accommodate a "foot" that is attached to the radiator.Slide the assembly into place and make sure the radiator's "feet" go in the drilled holes. Now attach the top mounting-bracket to the core support with the supplied hardware.Although Be Cool supplies an overflow tank, Bill Kydd from Kydd Radiator Service makes this coolant-recovery tank in conjunction with Be Cool, so we opted to install Kydd's tank for better cooling abilities.


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|Sullivan promoted to office manager
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Three-year Holyoke Enterprise employee Ashley Sullivan has been promoted to office manager of the local newspaper as of this week.
Publisher Brenda Brandt cites Sullivan's organizational skills and follow-through as exceptional. She grasps any task with precision and follows through with careful detail.
Sullivan routes all enquiries to the proper department and handles much on her own. Her ability to organize and coordinate all aspects of the business at the Enterprise was sharp from the start and continues to escalate.
While many of her weekly duties will stay the same with this promotion, she'll be recognized by title for what she is very capably handling.
Since starting at the Enterprise in January of 2010, Sullivan has taken over the billing and moved it to the Holyoke office. Prior to that, billing and other detail work was handled from the Enterprise's sister paper office in Imperial, Neb.
In addition to billing, Sullivan handles all aspects of classified advertising, including pagination of the classified pages.
She and fellow employee Darci Tomky were recently recognized by the Colorado Press Association for submitting both first- and second-place entries in the classified pages category of the 2012 newspaper contest. She also contributed to CPA advertising, layout and design awards in 2011 and 2012.
Sullivan has a key hand in each week's paper as an excellent proofreader. She knows the Associated Press Stylebook and as a result contributes greatly to the quality of the Enterprise.
Sullivan graduated from Holyoke High School in 2005 and earned a B.S. degree in audiology and speech language sciences in May of 2009 from the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley.
She is the daughter of Steve and Cathy Sullivan of Holyoke.
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Monster Mopar Weekend - A Monster Of A WeekendWritten by on March 1, 2004 At The St. Louis Monster Mopar Show
It happens the same weekend every year, immediately following Labor Day. This year the Monster Mopar Weekend, held on September 5, 6, and 7 at Gateway International Speedway and Dragstrip, was plagued with beautiful weather, great racing, and car show action. Every weekend should be this nice. This was our first time attending this event, and the calendar is already marked for next year. We were overwhelmed by the number of race cars and show cars drawn to this venue. Nearly 1,000 race and show cars from around America came to Gateway to compete in nine categories of drag racing. We have never heard of an all-Mopar event with racing payouts as large as this. Would you believe a $10,000-to-win payout in the Indy Cylinder Heads Quick 16 class? Harden's Muscle Car World was the sponsor of the car show, with 50 classes to make sure all Mopar enthusiasts were covered. When the final tally was made, 531 show cars made the pilgrimage, with 436 race cars vying for the money. Of the over 500 show cars entered, 32 of them were of the wing-car persuasion, and they even made a few laps around the speedway on Saturday.
We began our weekend in Union, Missouri. we went to Union to partake in the Winged Warrior get-together at the home of Richard Bolzenius. This laid-back gathering featured several wing cars, and a special appearance of one of only three Turbine cars that can move under its own power. A special thanks goes out to the St. Louis County Museum of Transportation for allowing it to appear. Several gentlemen that worked for Mopar in the heyday of musclecars, including James Hylton (NASCAR Rookie-of-the-Year in 1966), Al Bradshaw (Turbine car engineer), and several plant employees were on hand, telling how things really happen at the plant. Mike Eberhardt (the man responsible for getting the St. Louis Turbine car running) was also busy all weekend giving rides and telling what it took to get the Turbine car running.
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Another perk for those who attended the Monster Mopar Weekend was the Petty Driving Experience classes. For those who have been under a rock for the last couple of years, the Petty Experience gives you the opportunity to drive a NASCAR-built car a few laps around the speedway at well over 100 mph. Now, you just don't show up, jump in the car, and go. Each student receives the proper training required, and is then fitted with a driving suit, helmet, and the necessary safety harness. After the "schooling" is complete, each person is assigned a car for his or her laps.
These are not dressed-up street cars. These are real NASCAR Cup-style cars, complete with 358ci Cup engines and four-speed transmission. If you think it's easy, try it. At 120-plus mph, things are not cut and dried. You're strapped into a car and cannot move very much. Your heart rate is up, and these cars are not air-conditioned. Before you are tempted to tell your favorite NASCAR driver how he should drive, get into one of these cars and try it for yourself. You will have a new appreciation for what it takes to drive in NASCAR traffic at over 100 mph.
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The Thursday get-together in Union, Missouri, was a laid-back and fun gathering for all. Rich plans on doing it again next year. If you are interested in attending Rich's get-together next year, contact him at 636/583-8161.The show field was covered with hundreds of Mopars. This little Valiant, owned by David Riggins, got our attention.Here's something you don't see everyday-one turbocharged Duster. We didn't get a chance to talk to the owner, but it was definitely different.
If you opt for the Rookie Experience, the session lasts for approximately three hours. You will be given the necessary lessons, and then you will be able to drive the car around the speedway for eight laps.The cockpit of these cars is a close comparison to a real NASCAR race car. No A/C-equipped cars here.The Petty Experience has many different packages you can buy, and it is operated at tracks all over the country. If you ever get the chance to do this, you gotta. I still can't get the grin off my face. Go to 1800bepetty.com or call 800/BE-PETTY to find out how you can drive or ride along for the experience of a lifetime.


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Testimony :: Fatmir Mediu
President - Albanian Republican Party
Statement by Fatmir Mediu
To the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
United States Helsinki Commission
Advancing Democracy in Albania
July 20, 2004
Mr. Chairman, honorable members of the Commission, thank you for the opportunity to appear here today to serve as a witness and to discuss the state of democracy in Albania.
To be honest, I would much rather, be here today discussing more positive aspects of my country:
I would have wished to refer to the pro-American feelings of my people and relate to you, that after many years of dictatorship and the self-isolation my country, Albania is fortunately progressing on the path to democracy.
I am confident that this will happen one day, and I believe that this hearing will assist this process. Unfortunately, today Albania is facing a difficult situation, as a result of an inapt government unable to serve its citizens, and at the same time overly capable in serving the illegal interests of a group of high-powered people.
In great measure this is a result of the influence of organized crime and corruption on Nano government, which is undermining the foundation of the country's and our people's futures.
The primary ambitions of the Albanian people are the integration of the country into the NATO and EU. However:
-- While our membership in NATO enjoys complete support from all political parties, and we are closer to meeting the military standards of this alliance, we still, remain far from the required reforms and political standards necessary for membership.
-- After review of the progress of the SAA process, with the European Commission, we share the same opinion with them, that this process is problematic and moving much too slowly.
-- There is no political will in the current government to continue much needed reforms, to fight corruption, nepotism and organized crime.
-- The judiciary is far from being independent. It is largely controlled by the government, and filled with corruption.
-- The economic situation is deplorable, not only due to a lack of proper economic reforms, but above all due to the government's illegal business and control of the economy, from their monopolies.
Some 46 percent of the Albanians live below the poverty line. Unemployment stands at 38 percent and in some cities, such as Shkoder, it is over 60 percent. As a result over 100.000 Albanians leave their country every year.
2. Elections
By far the main problem in putting Albania back on the democratic track is the inability of Albanians to vote in free and fair elections. Albania has not held free and fair elections over the last 7 years since the Socialists have been in power.
Allow me to briefly present some of the shortcomings and failures of the government to guarantee free and fair elections as reported by the OSCE/ODHIR.
October 2000 Local Elections
The report of the international observers related to this elections, states that the Central Election Commission (CEC), "failed to address problems in the voters' lists, invalid ballots and election complaints". It concludes that the elections did not fulfill international standards for free and fair elections. (www.coe.int/t/e/clrae).
Parliamentary Elections 2001
Fatos Nano tried to manipulate the voting process by camouflaging socialist candidates as independents. However, strong pressure from the international community forced him to put aside this fraudulent mechanism.
But, he then created the infamous case of constituency No.60, in which he prefabricated 9 members of parliament with only 7 thousand votes, thus taking away 8 seats from the opposition. In violation of the law he fragmented the election process into five rounds. In the OSCE/ODIHR report of July 23 and October 11, 2001, underline that because of pressure on the CEC and the Constitutional Court some mandates were not properly allocated and some second round contests that should have taken place were prevented.
Furthermore, the police directly intervened in the election process by stuffing ballot boxes, detaining and torturing Commissioners from the opposition and intimidating voters on the day of the elections. The clear proof of this is this photo album that I submit to this Commission. (www.osce.org/documents/odihr/2001/10/1170_en.pdf )
In order to ensure free and fair elections, the opposition engaged itself in a hard two years' of work, with the assistance of the OSCE Presence in Tirana, to prepare and adopt a new Election Code on a consensual basis.
Local Elections 2003
Immediately after the Election Code was passed, however, the government violated the Code by taking control again of the Central Election Commission.
In addition a whole chain of problems followed: the Prime Minister blocked financing to the opposition parties:
Voters were massively prevented from voting because of problems in the voters' list created by the government. The final ODIHR report stated that local elections did not meet OSCE and international standards for free elections. (www.osce.org/documents/odihr/2004/02/2172_en.pdf)
3. Concluding remarks and recommendations
Organized crime and corrupt officials, clearly tied to the government have by now their own clear-cut agenda, which means that if we fail to take concrete measures, in the next parliamentary elections, we will see the victory of many MPs, who are implicated in or will be representatives of crime and 'dirty money.'
This would, undisputedly, constitute a threat to the stability in the country, in the region and beyond. Also, organized crime and corruption are a safe shelter and fertile breeding ground for terrorism.
The last elections were evidence of the fact that publicly denounced individuals, involved in crime and smuggling, connected to Fatos Nano, managed to be the candidates of SP, manipulate the elections and gain control of important areas of Albania.
Now the Albanian Government ranks among the most corrupted countries in the world and because of this failed to qualify in the Millennium Challenge Program.
Having free and fear elections is of the vital importance for Albania. To make this possible we need assistance from the United States government and Congress. In addition the following ought to be considered:
1. Assurance of political will to enable free elections.
Nano Government does not have such a will. There are also indications within the party in power, that it does not enjoy the necessary majority to govern, because of splits within this party due to corruption.
Albania could head towards early elections, but without electoral reform, we will not be able to respect the votes of our citizens. Previous experiences have shown that a Transitory Government, supported by all political parties, constitutes a solution for free and fair elections.
2. Immediate implementation of OSCE /ODHIR recommendations, involving in electoral reform not only political parties, but also active parts of the civil society. Alteration of the electoral system, from a majority to a proportional one, which diminishes, to a certain degree, the possibility of candidacy from elements implicated in crime. It holds the political leadership of the parties, even more directly accountable for their political behaviour.
3. Balance of structures responsible for election management, especially of the CEC.
4. Setting up facilities and ways to check the voting process, from as many political parties as possible.
5. Preparation of the final voters' list.
6. Arrangement of the electoral zones in order to bypass gerrymandering.
7. Drafting and adopting the law on financing political parties and electoral campaigns.
8. Drafting a law on conflicts of interest.
9. Reduction of immunities for politicians, in order to open up ways for the execution of justice.


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|Enforcement will pick up on truck parking
|Written by Chris Lee
Truck parking again was among topics discussed by City Council members at their May 4 meeting.
Police Chief Phil Biersdorfer said he has proposed to City Attorney Al Wall and the judge to try to get together to set up a system of charges and fines for trucks that receive tickets or warnings for parking illegally on city streets.
Warnings and fines would progress as the number of violations do, possibly beginning with a warning and the fines to follow.
The chief also suggested placing signs at the four highway entrances to town warning of no parking on designated city streets.
The city will also look into posting signs at commercial areas that are in question and continue to enforce all residential areas.
Nothing will be changed within the ordinance until the city has had time to begin the enforcement and posting.
Agenda amendments approved
Council members voted to adopt amendments to charter rules and procedures. Things that will change will be roll call, as City Clerk/Treasurer Kathy Olofson will take roll without calling it out. It was also proposed to add a consent agenda to group smaller items together.
Councilman Orville Tonsing said he wouldn't like to see the consent agenda added as it doesn't take that much longer to hit on each item separately. "I wonder if we are leapfrogging some things that maybe we need to make sure everybody is aware of," Tonsing said.
Mayor David Nygaard said he hopes the changes will leave time after the meeting is closed to allow for city planning that is more strategic.
Reports of city officials
Supt. Mark Brown reported Western Area Power will be working on switching power from the Holyoke substation to a portable substation so maintenance can be done on the Holyoke substation. The planned citywide power outage from 5-8 a.m. Tuesday was a direct result from that work.
Once the work has been done the switch-back will occur sometime in June, according to Brown. That will account for another citywide power outage.
Brown also mentioned more problems were found when the computer system for the swimming pool was being worked on. He said they will take an older system and program it to work with the pool.
Police Chief Biersdorfer talked about speed limits on streets around town. He said there have been a fair number of complaints of people speeding on residential streets in Holyoke and suggested looking into placing signs regarding speed. He said he has seen towns place signs on the entrances into town that read, "speed limit 25 m.p.h. unless otherwise posted."
As it is now, residential areas are 30 m.p.h. with business districts 25 m.p.h.
Nygaard reported horticulture agent Linda Langelo has been conducting assessments of trees around Holyoke and will be giving her report to the tree board in the near future.
Dog licensing is another enforcement topic Nygaard brought up. Code Enforcement officer Dawn Worley made some proposals a while ago and the council will look into enforcement of dog licenses at the next meeting.
Nygaard said maintenance of the Lions Club park is something that will need to be looked at in the near future as well. There is some work needing to be done on Scheunemann's wall and the Lions Club said they will provide up to $2,000 for cement work repairs. Nygaard questioned the city's responsibility to the project.
Along those lines, it was also suggested the playground structure near the ball park needs to be worked on or taken down as it is not safe for children. Supt. Brown said the insurance company is having problems with the wooden structure and suggested it be taken down.
Councilman Kevin Scott said the city, with cooperation of the Lions Club, should look into the restrooms at the concession stand. He suggested they be made handicap accessible as well as updated.
Nygaard said the grants have been approved and grant money was accepted for the recycling project presented by students from Holyoke and Haxtun. The bins will be here and the project should be up and running in June, according to the mayor. The project was first presented to the council at their March 2 meeting by Holyoke Recycles.
Summer coaches hired
Kyle Bules, Stefan Betley, Kelsey Scott and Danielle Olofson were hired as summer recreation coaches.
Bules and Betley were hired at $1,500, Scott $1,550 and Olofson $1,700. The salaries are for the month of June only. All four will be paid $8/hr for hours worked in May and July.
Other business
In other business May 4, council members:
—approved travel requests for Kathy Olofson and Biersdorfer.
—accepted request to turn water on at Community Garden and waive usage fees.
—renewed option for elected and appointed officials to join the health and dental insurance group plan.
—adopted resolutions 2-2010, resolution adopting the northeast Colorado regional hazard mitigation plan update and 3-2010, resolution to accept Colorado discretionary aviation grant agreement.


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Puerto Vallarta, MX (Sports Network) - Leroy Isler and Will Neighbour each
scored 15 points to lead the Arkansas-Little Rock Trojans to a 69-56 win over
the SMU Mustangs in the semifinals of the Hoops for Hope Classic at the Puerto
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) --- The District has the third highest poverty rate in the country, according to the Census Bureau in 2011. A non-profit organzation dedicates itself to breaking the cycle of poverty by educating youngsters living in some of the poorest parts of the city.
The Perry School Community Service Center is a supplemental learning center in the heart of the North Capital area. The Perry Center focuses on youth development and preventing chronic poverty in the Washington Area.
"It was our first job, our first camp experience, we have so many firsts at Perry School," said sisters Alexandra and Jasmine Williams, as they reminisce about there time at Perry Center.
"Perry school on the outside is a structured tall building. It's a place where you can not only be yourself, but also learn more about yourself. Being around people you become who you are here," Jasmine Williams said.
The school was founded 21 years ago to help children get a well-rounded education, despite living in some of the most impoverished areas in our District.
"Through our programs, we try to empower kids through our different skill sets, so that they can get themselves out of poverty. Get skills so they can get better jobs, go to college, trade schools," said Corey V. Poole, Director of Youth Development for the Perry Center.
Omar Carrington has been coming to Perry Center since he was 5. He loves art, and appreciates the work of past peace leaders in American history.
"Ms. MJ teaches about people that help with peace, non violence, and ceasefire. She tells us of the different peace makers such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Nelson Mandela, Rosa Park, Frederick Douglass, and Harriet Tubman," said Carrington.
Although the Perry Center has had a tremendous impact in the North Capital area, the fight against poverty in the District is far from over.
"There is even more poverty and more separation in that regard because, now we have a community where developments are for half a million dollars but we have folks who are living way below the poverty level," said Poole.
NOTE: JC Hayward serves on the Board of Perry School Community Service, Inc. Gannett Foundation has given a donation to the non-profit organization.
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Registration for Christ Academy—High School 2014 opens January 1. For two weeks each summer, high school-aged men of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod are offered the opportunity to delve deeper into their faith, enjoy the seminary experience and make friendships that will last a lifetime while attending Christ Academy—High School. This year's event takes place June 15–28, 2014, on the campus of Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne. Space is limited, so be sure to get your registration in early. Information concerning the registration process may be found at www.ctsfw.edu/ChristAcademy. If you know of a young man who may be interested in this opportunity please contact us at email@example.com or 800-481-2155.
The Kantorei, a sixteen-voice choir of students studying for the Office of the Holy Ministry at CTS, will be touring Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona for their Epiphany Tour, January 4–10, 2014, see the tour schedule here. The final service of this tour will be Sunday, January 19 in Kramer Chapel at 4:00 p.m. For additional information contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 260-452-2224.
Lenten Preaching Workshop Preaching the Catechism in Lent January 20, 2014 The Lenten Season is an apt time for catechetical preaching. This seminar will explore ways in which preachers might utilize the chief parts of Luther's Small Catechism as the basis for sermons at midweek Lenten services so that the Christian congregation is deepened in the life of repentance, faith and vocation under the cross. The seminar will utilize the stellar series, Commentary on Luther's Catechisms by Albrecht Peters currently available from Concordia Publishing House (www.cph.org). Presenter: Prof. John T. Pless Registration available at www.ctsfw.edu/Symposia.
Symposia Series 2014 29th Annual Symposium on Exegetical Theology "Where Does God Dwell?"—A Real Presence in Hermeneutics January 21–22, 2014 And 37th Annual Symposium on the Lutheran Confessions Lutheran Distinctives in an Age of Religious Change January 22–24, 2014 For schedule, speaker information and registration go to www.ctsfw.edu/Symposia.
Symposia Music Events Choral Vespers Wednesday, January 22 5:00 p.m. in Kramer Chapel
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Continuing Education Opportunity in Fort Wayne Bishop Bo Giertz in Context: His Life, His Work, His Writings Presenter: Dr. Rune Imberg January 27–February 7, 2014 (Monday-Friday: 3:00–6:00 p.m.) Bishop Giertz was one of the most important Lutheran theologians in the 20th century. In this intensive course we will study his life and his personal theological development. We will analyze his theology through his writings (especially the books translated into English and, in some cases, German) from a contextual perspective, studying how they are connected with his personal development and also the development of the modern liberal Swedish society. This course is a regular S.T.M. level course with S.T.M. students. However, we also welcome those who wish to participate in it as a Continuing Education course with a lighter requirement. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to learn about this important churchman, Bishop Bo Giertz, through Dr. Imberg, an accomplished historian from his homeland! (3 CEU) For additional information and to register, go to www.ctsfw.edu/CE, email firstname.lastname@example.com or phone 260-452-2103.
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Do you wear ear protection while rifle or handgun hunting? If so, what kind?
Do you wear ear protection while rifle or handgun hunting? If so, what kind?
-NRA Life Member
I don't. I sure do while at the range. I can say I wish I had a time or two when a buddy shoots.
Just my hearing aids!!!!
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"My Father always considered a walk in the mountains as the equivalent of church going."
Aldous Huxley
When sighting in or working up loads..........absolutly. When hunting......no, I'm so focused on the shot i don't normally hear the gun go off.
Always have some sort of ear protection with me hunting.
Arise... Kill, Eat! - Acts 10:13
Just at the range for me.
Ive trained my ears over years to block noise from guns and women.
Jk on the guns part, women not. I wear at the range but never hunting.