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It was a lot of fun and surprisingly a serious subject. Anyway, Lovely is lovely! All other cast do a great job too...it was enjoyable
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It was not what I expected. I was thinking it was going to be a campy comedy, but it ended up being a very tangled love story. I saw it on opening night and there weren't many people in the audience which was a shame. The intimacy of the...continued
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Funny and yet sensitive portrayal of the HIV experience for many. Mark as Lovely, a "drag queen", was done wonderfully! Thank you for an entertaining evening!
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"Where else but MBS Productions could you find a loopy, gabby, tragicomic heroine with the panache of Lovely Uranus? … I believe drag is rarely used for the sake of gravitas … but here, this is exactly what happens, and it shouldn't be missed." -Examiner.com
"Mark-Brian Sonna was absolutely fabulous … Forever Lovely is something that should be on your list of shows to see this summer." -The Column
"If you loved To Wong Fu, you're gonna love Forever Lovely." —Voice Places, Dallas Observer
About the Ticket Supplier: MBS Productions
MBS Productions specializes in "new theater." In essence, every play or musical they do is a world premier. They are the only theatrical production company in North Texas that specializes exclusively in producing previously unseen works for the stage. They deem their audience to be the most adventurous, sophisticated, and eager, for they know that they'll get to experience these new works.
MBS Productions was founded in 2004 by Mark-Brian Sonna when he produced the show, "Theatre of Death," which was presented at the Teatro Dallas space for the Halloween season. The show consisted of six short plays dating from the middle ages through the present day, all dealing with death. Two of the plays were world premiers, three were new translations, and one was an adaptation of an existing work. This set the tone for what was to come. In 2005, they did a second show of "Theatre of Death" to kick off a 3-show season that carried them through the summer of 2006. In their 2006/2007 season, they presented five plays. They currently produce six shows a year, as well as assist and serve as consultants to other theater companies in developing and producing new and existing plays for their audiences.


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AIKEN, S.C. - The University of South Carolina Aiken softball team garnered a doubleheader sweep over Wingate Wednesday afternoon at J.H. Satcher Field.
The Pacers got back to their winning ways with the sweep. They are now 11-1-1 in their last 13 games. USC Aiken (12-4-1) won game one in 10 innings, 1-0, and earned a 5-2 victory over Wingate (14-9-1) in game two.
The Pacers will next be in action on Thursday as they open Peach Belt Conference play on the road at Francis Marion. The first game of the doubleheader is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m.
The next home doubleheader for USC Aiken will be on Saturday as they play host to nationally 14th-ranked Flagler. First pitch in game one is slated for 1 p.m.
Game 1: USC Aiken 1, Wingate 0 (10 Innings)
The Pacers got an extra-inning shutout performance from India Kornegay to give them a chance to win the game late, 1-0.
Kornegay (Eufaula, Ala./Eufaula HS) pitched 10 scoreless innings in the victory for USC Aiken. She gave up only four hits while striking out 17 Bulldogs on the way to earning the win. Kornegay now owns a 6-2 record on the year.
Freshman Sarah Montei (Summerville, S.C./Summerville HS) drove in the only run of the game with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning. Shannon Traylor (Prosperity, S.C./Mid-Carolina HS) scored the winning run from second base after reaching on a bunt single and advancing to second on an errant throw.
Montei was the only Pacer to collect multiple hits in the game, going 2-for-4 in the win.
USC Aiken out-hit Wingate 7-4 in the game. Brittany Loudermilt was the only Bulldog to pick up multiple hits in the game.
Stacey Houser (9-4) picked up the loss for Wingate in game one.
Game 2: USC Aiken 5, Wingate 2
USC Aiken's bats came alive early in game two with the Pacers batting around and scoring five runs in the first inning to lead to the 5-2 victory.
Montei led off the home half of the first with a single and swiped second base to move into scoring position. She advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Brittney Williamson (Lexington, S.C./White Knoll HS). Lindsey Jones (North Augusta, S.C./North Augusta HS) drove her in on a single to tie the game at 1-1.
Jones would score on an error by the third baseman allowing Nicole Borden (Jacksonville, Fla./Bolles School) to reach base. Victoria Burkett (Gilbert, S.C./Gilbert HS) would then reach on another error, this time by the pitcher, to put runners on second and third for Cortney Sadler (Bradenton, Fla./State College of Fla., Manatee-Sarasota). Sadler would strike the big blow with a triple that scored both runners. These would turn out to be the game-winning RBIs.
Sadler would then score the fifth and final run of the inning for the Pacers when she scored on a Brandy Bossle (North East, Md./Rising Sun HS) RBI.
Reigning Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week Taylor Morgan (Chapin, S.C./Chapin HS) would pick up the win for the Pacers. Morgan (6-2) gave up only one earned run while fanning six Bulldogs in her complete-game victory.
USC Aiken and Wingate both had five hits in the game. Kaitlyn White (McAllen, Texas/College of Charleston) was the only Pacer with multiple hits. White went 2-for-3 with a stolen base in the contest.
Alexis Burrell was the only Bulldog to secure multiple hits in the game, going 2-for-3.
Miranda Paul suffered the loss for Wingate, pitching six innings and giving up one earned run. Paul dropped to 5-5 on the season.

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Hughes continues to shine
Phillip Hughes's brilliant 195 and a fine 86 from Dawid Malan enabled Middlesex to put Surrey under pressure late on the third day at The Oval.
A draw appears likely in the LV= County Championship Division Two clash, however, at least while Mark Ramprakash remains at the crease for Surrey.
At the close they were 60 for one, a lead of three, with Ramprakash unbeaten on 31.
But Tim Murtagh's first-over strike with the new ball, having Scott Newman caught by Hughes at third slip, gave Middlesex the opportunity to make some capital out of their hard-won lead of 57.
And Ramprakash, who scored 133 in the Surrey first innings, then survived what looked to be a low chance to Hughes in the same position off Alan Richardson.
Malan, with 11 fours in his 167-ball knock, did most of the work after the remarkable Hughes, who resumed on 134, had finally fallen in the fourth over with the second new ball.
His third hundred in four Championship innings had taken him only 247 balls, and he struck 28 fours – many of them violent and most either through his favourite offside area between third man and cover or pulled to mid-wicket.
Hughes has now scored 517 runs at an average of 172. His first-class career average has risen to just below 70, in his 24th match, but his top score still remains the 198 he hit for New South Wales against South Australia at Adelaide last winter.
Shaun Udal, the Middlesex captain, was last out for a useful 36 after the 21-year old Malan had rather tamely chipped a catch to mid-off.
Off-spinner Murtaza Hussain was the pick of the Surrey bowlers, claiming the wickets of Nick Compton and Ben Scott with successive deliveries, and both sides fought hard for supremacy throughout the afternoon.
Understandably, however, the cricket lost much of its verve once Hughes – who had begun the day with 134 out of 200 for two – was fourth out at 317.
For once his favourite cut shot did not come off as he edged to keeper Jon Batty off a delighted Jade Dernbach.


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With many of the best films of 2013 either still playing in Austin theaters, or expanding to the Austin area this Friday, it seems like a good time to finally release my Best of 2013 recap!
With the exception of only one film in my top 10 for the year, all of the films are independent and that fact alone illustrates just how great the year was for indie film and film in general.
What follows is both a recap of the year's best films but also a acknowledgement of the year's best film components like the best acting performances, musical scores, etc.
So, let's get this show on the road. Here are the 10 best distributed films of the year with links to my reviews for each film if applicable.
- Her - A modern love story as flawless as can be, Spike Jonze's masterpiece makes you question what constitutes real love and where relationships may evolve to in the very near future.
- Spring Breakers - While the film did not finish at the top of my best of SXSW 2013 list initially, this condemnation of young adult spring break hedonism stayed with me for the whole year and never really left my heart or mind. While not for everyone, Harmony Korine's assault on the senses is one of the year's most controversial yet beautiful films and left me in tears at its sheer magnificence.
- Blue is the Warmest Color - Winner of the Cannes Film Festival's top prize, Abdellatif's Kechiche's three hour epic about young love and personal transformation powerfully portrays the difficulties of a young adult discovering one's self and sexuality.
- 12 Years a Slave - Another filmmaking gem from Steve McQueen, this soon to be classic tale of a free man turned slave features one of the best acting ensembles of the year in addition to the masterful direction of McQueen.
- Frozen - The only non-independent film on this list, Disney's "Frozen" establishes itself as perhaps the best non-Pixar Disney film since The Lion King thanks to its lovable characters and its destined-for-Broadway songs.
- Short Term 12 - Winner of SXSW's grand jury prize and my most anticipated film of the festival, "Short Term 12" did not disappoint. Featuring some of the purest and most heart-wrenching acting performances of the year. Destin Cretton's little indie melted the hearts of many and helped paved the way for the little indies that just need that one big break to make a splash.
- The Spectacular Now - A wonderful tale about the issues and difficulties of adolescence, James Ponsoldt's film starring the incredible Shailene Woodley and Miles Teller feels as authentic as any high school centered drama could ever be.
- Inside Llewyn Davis - Written like a folk song, this latest Coen Brothers effort features some of the best movie music in years and an incredible multi-dimensional performance from lead actor Oscar Isaac.
- To the Wonder - A gorgeous and haunting painting of a relationship through its ups and downs, Terrence Malick shows once again why he is one of the most awe-inspiring directors today.
- Escape from Tomorrow - Guerrilla style filmmaking all shot inside of Disney theme parks you say? Heck yes I say. "Escape from Tomorrow" is a surreal, trippy and all together ridiculously fun satire of the power of Disney and their theme parks. Shot all in black & white with handheld cameras, this Randy Moore directed film is sure to stir up both childhood nightmares and Disney nostalgia in all of us.
Honorable Mentions:
- The Wolf of Wall Street
- American Hustle
- The Great Gatsby
- The Book Thief
- Gravity
- The Square - The documentary audience award winner at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), "The Square" is an engrossing insight into the crisis surrounding the collapse of the Egyptian government and the attempts to restore a working government, "The Square" establishes itself as perhaps the most important documentary of the year due to its constantly evolving story and the level of immediacy surrounding the documentary's subject matter.
- The Act of Killing - Perhaps the most eye opening documentary of the year, Joshua Oppenheimer's film allows former Indonesian death squad members to reenact their murders with startling and surprising results.
- The Unknown Known - Legendary documentary filmmaker Errol Morris returns with this startling and unsettling one-on-one interview with former United States Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. What ensues is a fascinating and frustrating look into the complicated mind of one of the world's most infamous figures of this generation.
Note: These films deserve special attention and appreciation before their (hopeful) public release in the coming months. These films and their components will not be included in the following categories however due to their possible future eligibility in the coming year. Links are included for those films for which I have written reviews. Some have not been formally reviewed due to the desire to save their reviews until they are publicly released or screened for Austin audiences.
- The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Him & Her - An over three hour long, two-part epic that was shown as a "work in progress" at this year's Toronto International Film Festival, this first feature written and directed by Ned Benson simply wows. Two films telling the same story from different perspectives, this risky project pays off thanks to Benson's brilliant skill and the marvelous performances from leads Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy.
- The Congress - Director Ari Folman's follow-up to the award winning "Waltz with Bashir" illustrates a future of multiple personalities, further digital innovation and self-discovery in a rich and complex story. A film sure to capture the hearts of many who experience its magic.
- Our Heroes Died Tonight - A modern noir film that plays like the classics of the past, David Perrault's film about post-World War II underground wrestlers features some of the most convincing performances and gorgeous cinematography of any film this year.
- Sunshine on Leith - The ultimate feel-good film of TIFF 2013, this musical mixes dazzling pictures of Scotland with the addicting and catchy music of The Proclaimers to produce one of the finest movie musicals in years. In fact, it may be impossible to not cry all through the film's triumphant finale.
- OXV: The Manual - Winner of the Austin Film Festival "Dark Matters" grand jury prize and my favorite film of the 2013 Festival, this sci-fi/alternate reality look into human interaction and manipulation is full of charm and original thought and hopefully will see distribution in the U.S. in some form or another.
- The Strange Little Cat - Another TIFF standout and possibly the least mainstream of the films listed here, Ramon Zurcher's film chronicles a family's preparation for a family dinner with odd yet effective camera choices and a undeniable sense of authenticity.
- How to Follow Strangers - An Austin Film Festival selection, this heartfelt dramedy comes from the words and eyes of Chioke Nassor. Starring the wonderful Ilana Glazer and Chris Roberti, this story about two strangers battling city life together and apart in the New York City metro area stuns with its emotional power and importance.
Now, back to the distributed (and largely Academy Award eligible) films for the year and the components that made them so great. Enjoy!
- Spike Jonze, Her
- Harmony Korine, Spring Breakers
- Steve McQueen, 12 Years a Slave
- Abdellatif Kechiche, Blue is the Warmest Color
- Destin Cretton, Short Term 12
- Honorable Mention: Alfonso Cuaron, Gravity
- Scott Haze, Child of God (not distributed but my favorite performance of the year so felt I had to include him)
- Chiwetel Ejiofor, 12 Years a Slave
- Joaquin Phoenix, Her
- Oscar Isaac, Inside Llewyn Davis
- Miles Teller, The Spectacular Now
- Honorable Mentions: Christian Bale, American Hustle & Leonardo DiCaprio, The Wolf of Wall Street
- Brie Larson, Short Term 12
- Adele Exarchopoulos, Blue is the Warmest Color
- Shailene Woodley, The Spectacular Now
- Sandra Bullock, Gravity
- Sophie Nelisse, The Book Thief
- James Franco, Spring Breakers
- Michael Fassbender, 12 Years a Slave
- Keith Stanfield, Short Term 12
- John Goodman, Inside Llewyn Davis
- Sam Claflin, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
- Honorable Mentions: Jonah Hill, The Wolf of Wall Street & George Clooney, Gravity
- Scarlett Johansson, Her
- Jennifer Lawrence, American Hustle
- Amy Adams, Her
- Lupita Nyong'o, 12 Years a Slave
- Kaitlyn Dever, Short Term 12
- Honorable Mention: Lea Seydoux, Blue is the Warmest Color
- Spike Jonze, Her
- Destin Cretton, Short Term 12
- John Ridley, 12 Years a Slave
- Joel & Ethan Coen, Inside Llewyn Davis
- Harmony Korine, Spring Breakers
- Benoit Debie, Spring Breakers
- Hoyte Van Hoytema, Her
- Emmanuel Lubezki, Gravity
- Sean Bobbit, 12 Years a Slave
- Bruno Delbonnel, Inside Llewyn Davis
- Arcade Fire, Her
- Christophe Beck, Frozen
- Cliff Martinez & Skrillex, Spring Breakers
- Abel Korzeniowski, Escape from Tomorrow
- John Williams, The Book Thief
That's it. That's my best for 2013. Many of these great films are still in theaters in the Austin area, are already at your local Redbox or on Netflix for your home viewing pleasure.
Hope you enjoyed the recap of the year's best and I look forward to sharing the 2014 film year with you in the coming months. In the words of the late film critic legend Roger Ebert..."I'll see you at the movies!"
Suggested Links
- Review: Spike Jonze's 'Her' tackles the complexity of artificial intelligence
- SXSW 2013 review: 'Spring Breakers' masterfully stuns, shocks and deceives
- Review: SXSW award winner 'Short Term 12' opens in Austin today
- Review: 'Blue is the Warmest Color' exposes and eviscerates the heart
- 'The Spectacular Now' transcends the high school film genre


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NBC promotes its "Sunday Night Extra" which provides different camera angles, stats, etc.
I decided to check it out.
The concept was great, kind of like Fan Vision for home use. Except. It wouldn't come up for the longest time. It said "starting" for much of the first quarter, then it came up. It was maybe 5 minutes of real time behind the TV broadcast. And throughout the evening, it kept buffering and falling farther behind. As the Jets scored early in the 4th quarter, the broadcast hadn't reached halftime.
It was very odd, indeed.


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Gamer Tonight
Every episode features a different video game stereotype!
Blood, bullets and Hot Cheetos... Just another day in Necropolis.
It's a series!
no, not really that great.
Im sorry, but i didnt find this animation piece that great at all. Before im going to explain to you why, ill make some comments about the technical aspect first.
The drawings were pretty nice, but nothing spectacular. A little bit too simple and standard, and this in combination with the very monotone backgrounds, made the entire thing come over a little bit boring. U used the oldskool black and white look, since it fitted the situation of the flash, but by doing this you took away the strongest point of the visual aspect of waterman, which simply are the colours. They are always light and bright and give the serie its own personality.
The voices i found extremely annoying. Yes, maybe to some the weird accent and poshy words may be funny, but i bet it also annoys a whole group of other viewers. Perhaps the entire old videotape theme just wasnt such a great idea.
The biggest flaw in this flash however, is the humor. U use (like other artists, e.g LegendaryFrog, Supersmashbros) the same type of humor, which should come across mainly in the dialogue. However, unlike the previous mentioned artists, this flash simply wasnt funny. No strong punchlines, comical situations or oneliners, just uniteresting dialogue with weird accent. And this is ofcourse really bad, because flashes like this stand or fall based on the humor. I cant give u any magical advice that will make the thing funny, u just have to find that out for yourself.
I know this is just an opinion and the entire thing may be hilarious in your eyes, but i just wanted to explain to you why it may be considered boring to others. Take care!
This is awesome!
The sound effects were amazing!
This is funny as hell! Not a moment of non-laughing involved (except for the beginning)
The graphics are very well done (as usual), and the humour is way up there to deserve a 10.
Nice job!
Ill still visit your site and tell all my friends and tell them to tell their religious leaders and so on in this fashion.
goodbye, waterman
Well this isnt the best episode to end your newgrounding on, but its your choice... go ahead with it. I have no clue why anyway. I do think, once again, you work needs a little more originality - however it was funny and less like Family Guy. It was more like Homestarrunner with the "Land" and stuff. Model t!
why last episode on newgrounds
this was excellent but why is this the last episode here too many bad reviews ???
i think the waterman series rocks
good original humor and good graphics and animation
Well although this wasn't the greatest flash that you have submitted, everyone has a bad spell for creativity. The waterman studios might have found the humor amusing, but that is because it must have been inside jokes that amused them for it is their creation. You are trying to please the people watching it, not only yourself.
I don't agree that some of the reviewers are bashing waterman, but if are checking all the reviews, a lot of people also gave it a good review.
It doesn't matter to me if you choose to keep it on waterman studios and not NG...Personally, if you ask me, don't take 1 bad cartoon and freak out and drop newgrounds. In my opinion, if the 7th episode is any good submit it and then leave on a good note...
There are always idiots out there that haven't thought of constructive criticism.
Also, when people say that it is like Family Guy, take that as a compliment. Dont think that you have to push away from that aspect. To me that is what it seems like you are doing. Family Guy was an awsome show, and I love your cartoon just as much.
Thank you for your review. At least you had something constructive to say. Every cartoon series has an episode that isn't as good as the other, and in your opinion might flat out suck. But it doesn't mean the series is going do the tubes because of it, am I right?
We do make these cartoons to make ourselves laugh, we share them with everyone else. If you find it funny, that's awesome, and if not that's cool too. Tell us why you didn't like it though, just bashing it doesn't help.
Thanks for your review.


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Kinako, roasted soybean powder, is often used for Japanese sweets. I hear people say the nutty flavor of kinako reminds them of peanut butter. One of my favorites is "kinako mochi (see here for the picture)," Japanese rice cake with kinako and sugar sprinkled on it. Quite often I get the craving for it with green tea.
Now I am trying to lose weight and have to stay away from kinako mochi. I was looking for some way to enjoy the nutty flavor of kinako without guilt. After searching on the internet, I found two easy ways to enjoy kinako - "kinako yogurt" and "kinako cocoa." They are different from kinako mochi, but still very delicious. Both are very easy to make:
Kinako yogurt: Sprinkle kinako and sugar on top of yogurt. I use honey to sweeten the yogurt, instead of sugar. Kinako yogurt is my favorite desert – with having kinako, yogurt, and honey handy, I can make a guiltless desert in a few seconds.
Kinako cocoa/coffee/milk: Add kinako to a cup of cocoa/coffee/milk. If you like kinako, try a tablespoon of kinako for a cup of drink. To make it sweeter, add sugar.
For cookie-lovers, the simple recipe of soft kinako cookies (no eggs, no milk) is posted at the website below:


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Once in a while you meet a person who has the patience, the skills and the natural talent to lovingly teach those of us who need to learn by a different path.
We're talking about Cindy Melhus, who has taught in the Cheney School District 15 years, and now teaches special needs students at the new Westwood Middle School where these kids have an opportunity to learn more than you could ever imagine.
Melhus said, "We teach them daily life skills. Job skills help them understand realistically what they can do. I have been blessed with the nicest kids. We build t...


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With Microsoft and 343 Industries keeping a tight lid on Halo 5 (aka Halo Xbox One), it is understandable that fans are highly interested in any leak or information that comes out about the next-gen version of the Halo franchise. For example, a set of off-screen images "leaked" on Twitter, Reddit and other forums on Sunday. Unfortunately, all indications are that these are not the real deal.
While the images clearly have "343 Industries" and "Alpha Build" labels on them, astute members of NeoGAF and Reddit correctly point out that these appear to be images from a fan made Halo PC game called Project Contingency. The CryEngine 3 powered game is still in the process of being developed so it looks like someone got their hands on a recent build, slapped the 343 Industries logo on it and then took some off-screen pictures in an attempt at authenticity.
Even 343 Industries' David Ellis chimed in on the images by posting "Ha ha" in response on NeoGAF.
So these images aren't the real thing. Don't buy into it and keep on patiently waiting for Microsoft and 343 Industries to finally make with an unveiling. With Halo 5 confirmed for release in 2014, it's probably safe to bet that a big reveal is coming in the next couple of months.
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VIDEO: Local band The Show performs at YSAC
The Show performed at the Oten Gallery as part of last weekend's Yellow Springs experience. See a video from the event.
A piazza for dance, and community
Bringing people together to dance under an open sky resonates on many levels for Judith Wolert-Maldonado, who's organized outdoor Dance Piazzas in the village every other Saturday night this summer.
Kids' music pioneer performs at MLS
Behind all of today's fun and inspiring music for youth, is one African-American woman who set out with a conga drum in the cafés of Chicago in the 1950s and humbly started a wave of change that, six decades later, she and others are still riding.
Wheels debuts homegrown sound
One may not believe that this group of teenagers, Wheels, have played their instruments for just a few years. Now the quintessential homegrown four-piece band has a full-length album to its name.
VIDEO: Wheels performs "Sit Down" from their debut album
Local band Wheels performs the song "Sit Down" from their debut album Fields on Fire.
World-class musicians play at FMC benefit
Friends Music Camp staff and campers will present a benefit concert for the camp's scholarship fund on Wednesday, Dec. 29, at 7:30 p.m. at the Friends Care Community.
A little brass in your stocking
The Yellow Springs Brass! performed their tenth annual Christmas Carol benefit last Saturday afternoon outside the Underdog Cafe. The street concert was to raise money for the Yellow Springs Emergency Welfare Fund. Click here to listen to "Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
Dave Greer band and guest pay tribute to Beiderbecke
Dave Greer's Classic Jazz Stompers will perform with Chicago cornetist Andy Schumm at Gilly's in downtown Dayton on Friday night, Nov. 12, beginning at 8:30 p.m.
Mandolins to play Garcia piece
In the early 20th century, mandolin orchestras sprung up in Dayton and elsewhere, playing rags, marches, light classical and waltzes with the energetic ting of the uniquely American flatback mandolin. Today the mandolin craze is back, including in Yellow Springs, now home for the six-year-old Dayton Mandolin Orchestra.
Red Priest pays visit to Mills Lawn School
Mills Lawn School students got an ear- and eyeful of baroque music madness when the world-class ensemble Red Priest performed.


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LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The No. 7 University of Arizona men's swimming and diving team took home fourth place at the 2001 Pac-10 Championships with 538 points. Stanford won its 20th consecutive Pac-10 title with 844.5 points, followed by Southern California (722.5) in second place. California (540.5) placed third, with Arizona State (360.5) and Washington (190) coming in at fifth and sixth place, respectively. The meet was held at the Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool in Long Beach, Calif.
Wildcat senior Tyler Painter captured third place in the 1650 free with a time of 15:02.11.
During prelims of the 200 fly senior Ben Anderson made his NCAA cut by touching the wall in a time of 1:45.32. In the finals of the event, Anderson placed fourth with a time of 1:45.72. While freshman Juan Veloz came in fifth (1:45.79). Sophomore Jeff Dash placed first in the consolation final (ninth overall) with a time of 1:46.10.
In the finals of the 200 breast, freshman Greg Owen finished sixth swimming to a time of 2:00.54. Junior Kris Souther placed seventh in the 200 back in a time of 1:46.74. In the 100 free junior Roland Schoeman came in eighth place of the finals posting a time of 44.28.
The 2001 Men's Pac-10 Championship may be seen on Fox Sports Net March 9, check your local listings for times.
The next outing for the Arizona men's swimming and diving team will be March 22-24 when they travel to College Station, Texas, to participate in the 2001 NCAA Championships.


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The Area being Modelled is :-
Avon Cosmetics.
A.1 The User has defined the Requirements as follows :-
I have been given responsibility for a new Project and my first task
is to create a model for a cosmetic firm such as Avon (with consultants
who take orders and then give products to clients).
B. The Things of Interest, ('THINGS'), include :-
B.1 Agents
B.2 Customers.
B.2 Franchise Areas.
B.3 Locations on Routes.
B.4 Employees, which are Drivers in this Model.
B.5 Orders - which can be either Regular Orders and Actual
B.6 Products.
C. These THINGS are Related as follows :-
C.1 A DELIVERY_ROUTES visits a number of DELIVERY_ROUTE_LOCATIONS.
C.2 A DELIVERY contains a number of ORDERS.
C.3 An ORDER contains a number of PRODUCTS.
C.4 A REGULAR_ORDER allows the Customer, (Distributor), to say "Send me my Regular Order".
C.5 An ACTUAL_ORDER allows for changes to the REGULAR_ORDER.
C.4 A TRUCK can be associated with zero, one or many ORDER_DELIVERIES.
D. Other Characteristics of these THINGS include :-
D.1 A CUSTOMER can have one or zero PHONE_NUMBER.
E. Sample Data includes :-
E.1 To be determined
F. Typical Enquiries include :-
F.1 To be Determined
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Green Bay Packers fans get free coffee who attend the home game where they will play against the San Francisco 49ers in the NFL playoff game on Sunday, DbTechno.com reported Jan. 4. If fans prefer a steamy cocoa instead, they have the option of getting that free of charge, too.
Weather during the game is predicted to be way down in the sub-zero temperatures. By the time the game kicks off, it is expected to be minus two degrees, but with the wind chill factor added in it will be closer to minus 15 degrees. It is a good idea to give Packers fans free coffee during one of the coldest games set to be played in NFL history.
As the report said, it will be a hard game for players to perform in, but the fans will take the brunt of it in the stands as they sit in frigid conditions for three hours.
Fans are limited to two drinks each so supplies do not run out. Concession stands around Lambeau Field will have the free drinks on-hand for freezing fans. It was also noted in the report that the Packers are providing refreshments coming from the vending company, Delaware North Companies Sportsservice.
It is a great way to show appreciation by the franchise by giving Packers fans free coffee and cocoa. After all, the games would not be what they are without the spectators and Sunday's game will be a difficult one to attend -- even for the most hardcore of football fans!


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I'm also working with the GAE datastore right now, you should check this article if you haven't already. If you have found something useful, please update your question. EDIT: I found this today, check it out.
What are the performance implications of polymodels versus normal BigTable models in google app engine?
There probably is a performance difference, but it's probably pretty small. Here's what I found (all based on the the Google Docs for Python). BigTable does not support PolyModel information natively. Instead, it's implemented using a 'class' property. So, when you try to perform a search, for example, to find a base class, you will be searching on this '...
Roughly speaking, no. The big demand of GAE is the integrated, scalable, cloud backend. Without the backend hardware, it's functionally Django on bigtables. If the customers (quite rightly) don't like vendor lockin, GAE is not for them. What features of GAE would you keep, if not for the backend?
Both Microsoft and Amazon offer SQL databases in the cloud. GAE isn't an RDBMS, it's NoSQL in the cloud. If you just need an object data store, well someone has probably written a wrapper in the language you want, otherwise there's Python and Java. If you need an RDBMS, I suggest you check out either Microsoft's SQL Azure or Amazon's Amazon RDS.
Your second approach seem to be the best. Having a Message entity with key relations to sender/reciever. As for you deleting a user dilema, you should consider not removing the entity when a user is deleted as this would break your db consistency. You should probably just have a logic deletion (eg a boolean value changed when a user is deleted), that way, ...
To expand on Dan's answer with some detailed info: If you have the option setup a small Linux server at home. You might have to modify the sshdconfig to allow for setting up SSH tunnels depending on your release. You might also need to modify the firewall config to allow port 22 connections, though most distributions do this automatically now when you ...
This msdn walkthrough should have everything you need to accomplish what you want to do on the SSRS 2005 side. Pay attention to the section on setting up for remote smtp. Especially the part about setting SendUsing to 2. This google guide provides the steps to configure things on their end. The setup for SSRS 2008 isn't much different.
I think approcket can help you. It syncs data from GAE datastore to mysql. Is this what you ask for?
It seems to me your problem is that you are trying to test performance metrics that are not well supported in the underlying db. This makes it very difficult to compare performance across systems because the underlying approaches are very different. I don't think it is possible to do apples to apples comparisons just as I don't think you can do an apples ...
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3 Ways to Chart Your Work Breakdown Structure
The indented-outline format
The indented-outline format is another way to display your WBS. This format allows you to read and understand a complex WBS with many components. However, you can easily get lost in the details of a large project with this format and forget how the pieces all fit together.
Both the organization-chart format and the indented-outline format can be helpful for displaying the WBS for a small project. For a large project, however, consider using a combination of the organization-chart and the indented-outline formats to explain your WBS. You can display the Level 1 and Level 2 components in the organization-chart format and portray the detailed breakout for each Level 2 component in the indented-outline format.


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Archaeologists Find 3,200-Year-Old Human Skeleton With Cancer
The news article states that archaeologists have discovered a human male skeleton who was riddled with cancer, dating somewhere around 1200 B.C. that was aged between 25 to 35 years old at the time of his death.
This scientific discovery is of great importance to the medical field because of the fact that he died with cancer showing that even hundreds of years ago people contracted cancer.
The article does not state the reasons why he contracted cancer but the skeleton is being examined and hopefully they will find new information to help with modern day cancer patients.


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Monday, February 18, 2013
Brittany Thompson, the Enactus president at UWG and a senior student majoring in business management, was one of 30 students invited to the 2013 Enactus United States Partner Summit in New York City. Thompson was selected to attend the Summit, held at the Time-Life Building, from hundreds of applicants nationwide.
The Enactus United States Partner Summit aims to bring together students, Enactus business partners and staff leadership for strategic discussion and networking. This year's summit included over 50 U.S. executives from top fortune 500 companies such as Walmart, Unilever and The Hershey Company.
Thompson met with Mike Moore, the Executive Vice President and President of Walmart Central, Walmart U.S., and the chairman of the Enactus U.S. National Advisory Board. Moore shared insights with Thompson regarding the significance of leadership experience in today's job market and global business in general.
"The summit was an invaluable and remarkable experience," said Thompson. "I had access to a vast amount of networking opportunities at a highly professional level."
The executives conducted forums with students on topics such as the value of leadership experience among college students, the need for individual and community empowerment, and the importance of avoiding self-limitations in the attainment of personal and professional goals. The students had the opportunity to interact with the executives in round table discussions and received significant professional input on their respective schools' Enactus projects while also building strong career networks.
"Brittany's selection for the Enactus Summit demonstrates her leadership skills and potential for continued success," said Dr. Faye S. McIntyre, Dean of the Richards College of Business. "We are proud of her accomplishments and those of the Enactus team. They are truly the leaders of tomorrow."
Enactus, formerly called SIFE, is an international non-profit student organization that encourages and mobilizes university students to positively impact communities while becoming socially responsible leaders. In addition to contributing thousands of community service hours over the years, the UWG Enactus team has also received several awards including regional wins and invitations to compete nationally in 2009 and 2011. The team has competed in the regional competition every year since its inception in 2007 when the team was named "Rookie of the Year."
"We are fortunate to have students like Brittany at UWG," said Monica Smith, UWG Enactus advisor. "I am very proud of this Enactus team and the impact that they are making in society."
Although it is housed within the Richards College of Business, the Enactus team at UWG is open to all students interested in developing ways to improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need. "Anyone can join us," said Thompson. "If one person can be positively affected by Enactus, then we are doing our job."
For Brittany, attending the Enactus Summit marked her first trip to New York City. She was able to experience the vibrant city and its diverse culture while taking time to visit sights such as Times Square, the Good Morning America studios and the David Letterman show studio.
For more information about the Enactus team at UWG, please contact Monica Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the website at http://www.westga.edu/enactus/index.php.


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I was hoping this would be an easy one but I don't see it in the man page and couldn't find it googling. Is there a keyboard shortcut or even a console command I can use to clear the scrolback buffer in rxvt/urxvt? Ctrl-l clears the current screen but the buffer remains.
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Today was orientation day for the Wheels East Wheelniks! After everyone arrived, the group played ice-breaker games in order to get to know their new friends. Next the group loaded the bus with supplies and snacks that they will need throughout the trip. Afterwards, the group had a delicious dinner. Finally, the group finished the day with an evening program in which they wrote letters to themselves which they will get back at the end of the summer. The group is very excited to get the summer started!


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Elgato has just released – or to be technically correct, re-released – the latest addition to its line of digital TV tuners for PCs and Macs. The HDHomeRun is a rebranded dual tuner that has been sold by SiliconDust for nearly five years now and also sold in its previous incarnation by Elgato since mid-2007. The device has however received an update and is a little smaller and sexier than the original model, but still offers PC and Mac users the same ability to watch and record HDTV over a local wireless network.Read More
Want to turn your Mac into a DVR with full access to premium cable or satellite TV content? Elgato says its customers can do just with its EyeTV HD, that lets users watch, record, edit and enjoy cable and satellite TV in high-definition, including all their premium channels, on a Mac. What's more, the EyeTV HD includes a unique dual-format capture mode that records in iPad and iPhone formats at the same time, allowing users to stream live and recorded TV to an iPhone or iPad using the optional EyeTV app.Read More
German-based company Elgato is well known for its range of digital television tuners that turn a Mac (and more recently a Windows PC) into a fully-fledged PVR/TV as well as its easy-to-use EyeTV software that has become the standard for Mac-based PVR functionality. Released in February, the EyeTV Netstream DTT is the latest bit of hardware to join Elgato's venerable line of hardware that lets users go mobile by streaming digital television or recorded programs over a wireless home network. We took a unit through its paces to see if it lives up to Elgato's previous offerings.Read More
The Metz Primus 55 HDTV 200 twin R was shown for the first time at IFA in Berlin yesterday and it'll be as close to the state-of-the-art all-purpose TV when it goes on sale in November. As brilliant (200 Hz, 1920 x 1080, LED and backlight with Local Area Dimming) as the 55 inch picture is, it's the connectivity (integrated HDTV tuner, DVB-C and DVB-T), separate sound module and 500 GB digital recorder (PVR) which makes it very special – open the back and there's a circuit board designed for easy removal and upgrading. They're the first to do it and won't be the last! Read More
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August 23, 2007 In an ironic twist on the convergence theme, Sony has made some significant announcements at the Games Convention in Leipzig moving the PS3 and PSP towards becoming general entertainment and convenience platforms. Announcements included a TV Tuner and PVR software for PS3, a Video Download Service for PSP in conjunction with BSkyB, a voice chat, video chat and instant messaging service for PSP, and a satellite navigation accessory for PSP. On top of the recent release of the EUR50 Go!Cam which turns a PSP into a video and still camera, the "c" word (convergence) is very relevant.Read More
January 20, 2006 SnapStream Media develops digital entertainment products that leverage PC technology and there's logically no end to what can be achieved given the rate of development of the multi-splendorous thing that is the PC, but sometimes we just shake our head when it comes to trying to look into what might be possible in the distant future, let alone the near future. SnapStream's Beyond TV DVR software received PC Magazine's Product of the Year Award in December 2004, was referred to as "an idea whose time has come" by the Associated Press and declared "better than TiVo" by Maximum PC. In 2005, the company produced the Hydra PVR which records TEN shows at the same time, bettering the company's previous top-of-the-range Medusa, which records five shows consecutively. Now it has gone one better again with the creation of the Godzilla PVR. Godzilla is an ultra high end HTPC designed to showcase what can be done with a sick mind and a copy of Beyond TV 4 - it is capable of recording 11 shows, (4 high definition and 7 standard definition), all at the same time. With Beyond TV 4's HDTV support and with its unlimited tuners, you can create your own monster system. Indeed, if anyone can create one bigger than this, please let us know. Read More
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MFA Graduate Visiting Artist Shashi Caan Lectures at PNCA
Shashi Caan will deliver a lecture this Thursday about her professional practice as an internationally recognized interior and product designer and educator, founder of the The Shashi Caan Collective, and former Director of Interior Design at Parsons School of Design in New York City.
Zimbabwean filmmaker Saki Mafundikwa presents Shungu at PNCA
Filmmaker Saki Mafundikwa will screen his documentary film Shungu: The Resilience of a People on Sunday, April 11 at 4 pm in the PNCA Main Campus Building. Shungu is a compelling narrative of the strategies ordinary people use to survive in Zimbabwe today.
PNCA Welcomes Cultural Residents Julie Lasky and Ernest Beck
PNCA is proud to host internationally respected journalists and design critics, Julie Lasky and Ernest Beck, who will visit Portland as part of the PNCA/Cyan PDX Cultural Residency Program. Read the press release for more information and a schedule of public events.
International Panel: Fresh Design Perspectives
PDXplore hosts an international design panel to investigate the development of the Columbia River Crossing and the role of design in the urban planning process this Thursday, March 25, 6-8 pm in Swigert Commons at PNCA.
Podcast: Daniel Joseph Martinez MFA Lecture
Listen to an audio podcast and view photos of an MFA in Visual Studies Lecture by Daniel Joseph Martinez.
Podcast: Interviews with Jenene Nagy and Holly Andres
Finn Grey '10 speaks with faculty members Jenene Nagy and Holly Andres about new work in the Portland 2010 biennial.
MFA in Applied Craft and Design Program Welcomes Susan Brandeis
Susan Brandeis, Fiber Artist and Educator at North Carolina State University, College of Design will deliver an MFA in Applied Craft and Design Lecture this Thursday, March 18 at the Bison Building.
PNCA Radio Interview Explores Contemporary Animated Arts
Tune into a podcast from PNCA Radio featuring faculty members Rose Bond and Modou Dieng discussing the emerging field of hybrid moving images. On the heels of debuting new work in England, Rose Bond is working on a new BFA Program in Contemporary Animated Arts for PNCA.
MFA in Visual Studies Program Presents Artist Daniel Joseph Martinez
PNCA's MFA in Visual Studies program presents Artist Daniel Joseph Martinez, delivering a free public lecture, 6:30 pm, Thursday, March 11, part of the College's Graduate Visiting Artist Lecture Series.
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PNCA is pleased to announce that the College was recently appointed to nominate undergraduate students for the Princess Grace Film Award. This is a significant recognition as the College moves towards developing a BFA in Contemporary Animated Arts. Read more.
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Keep America's Food Safe
The Case for Increased Funding at FDA
Outbreaks in 2006 and 2007 linked to fresh produce and processed peanut butter and canned chili are just the latest symptom of an agency that is overwhelmed by responsibility, but lacking the staff and resources to function effectively. Without adequate funding, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) responds to crisis after crisis rather than preventing them.
Since 1972, inspections conducted by the FDA declined 81 percent. Since 2003, the number of FDA field staff dropped by 12 percent, and between 2003 and 2006 federal inspections dropped by 47 percent. These declines in inspectors and inspections can be traced to an ongoing funding shortfall in the food safety program estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars.
Declines in inspections and inspectors have an impact on the safety of the food supply. The Peter Pan peanut butter outbreak — affecting more than 600 people in 47 states — and recall in February of 2007 shows the consequences of this gap in inspection capacity. In that outbreak Salmonella-contaminated peanut butter might have been discovered earlier by a more robust inspection program at FDA, as the agency requested test results from the company in 2005 but never followed up to obtain them.
Fewer Inspectors Covering More to Inspect
Even as the number of inspectors and inspections declines, the need for more inspectors in critical areas, such as imported foods, has been continuously increasing. Imports of FDA-regulated foods have more than doubled in the last 7 years—from 4 million shipments in 2000 to approximately 9 million shipments in 2006. Of these 9 million shipments, only 0.2 percent were analyzed in a laboratory as part of its inspection process. Currently, FDA has the capacity to inspect only one percent of food at the U.S. border.
FDA's food program had a funding shortfall of $135 million in 2006, which an FDA budget official described as equivalent to a 24 percent budget cut. This year, estimates of the shortfall range from $140 million to $250 million.
The latest report from the FDA Science Board says that FDA's food program is in critical condition. It "cannot sufficiently monitor either the tremendous volume of products manufactured domestically or the exponential growth of imported products," according to these scientific advisors to FDA. The proof of the report is in the number of food outbreaks and recalls over the last 16 months. Preventing illnesses and outbreaks takes money. Without it, millions of consumers are at increased risk of becoming ill from something they eat.
FDA: the Neglected Stepchild
Federal food safety efforts also suffer from confusion caused by both the 100-year-old food safety laws and the bureaucracies that enforce them. Federal food safety expenditures are not distributed evenly across all the high risk foods, but instead are concentrated on meat and poultry products regulated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). In fact, while USDA regulates one-fifth of the food supply causing 27 percent of outbreaks, its food safety appropriations are double those given to FDA.
USDA has the resources to inspect meat and poultry plants daily, as required by law. In contrast, FDA, which regulates 80 percent of the food supply, inspects food facilities it oversees on average just once every 10 years. USDA employs more than 7,600 inspectors who are stationed in 6,282 establishments to carry out its inspection mandate. FDA, meanwhile, has fewer than 2,000 inspectors who are spread over 136,000 domestic food processors and warehouses. When it comes to authority and resources, FDA remains the neglected stepchild of our food safety system.
A consequence of the funding shortfall is a loss of consumer confidence in the safety of the food supply reflected in a Harris Poll that found the number of people who thought FDA was doing an "excellent" or "good" job dropped from 61 percent in 2000 to 36 percent in 2006.
FDA's Funding Crisis: What Needs to Happen
CSPI, working with the Alliance for a Stronger FDA, is urging the Bush Administration to give FDA a realistic budget request for 2009 that will address this urgent shortfall and to support the need for a multi-year effort to at least double FDA's budget within 5 years. FDA needs an increase for next year in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Anything less will fail to address the on-going crisis in consumer confidence, as Americans realize that FDA is unable to address pressing food safety problems.
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Tilgner, C; Christopeit, D; Dittrich, K R; Ziegler, P (2008). Pylonix: A Database Module for Collaborative Document Management. In: Twelfth East-European Conference on Advances in Databases and Information (ADBIS), Pori/Finland, 5 September 2008 - 9 September 2008, 58-73.
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In today's world, document management plays an increasingly important role. However, there is currently no solution to manage complex documents in an integrated manner. Typically, existing approaches provide only limited document management capabilities and do not offer comprehensive access, manipulation and retrieval functionalities for all document elements. In this paper, we present conceptual and architectural foundations of Pylonix, a database module tailored for integrated collaborative document management. A novel data model capable of representing complex documents including all their elements is outlined. We propose a software architecture which allows the module to be integrated into applications requiring fine-grained document management and offers database and data model independence by using an intermediate language. Finally, we present functionalities, capabilities and advantages of Pylonix in comparison with existing work.
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Since 1932, the Bedford Museum & Genealogical Library has been preserving the legacy and history of Bedford County, VA. We are located in the former Masonic Hall in Centertown Bedford. We feature three floors of exhibits. The first floor has our gift shop, Genealogical Library and our changing exhibit room, currently featuring the legacy of Representative Lacy Putney. The Library has approximately 1,600 books and 40 drawers available for research. Our second floor has rooms dedicated to Native Americans, African Americans, Civil War and before, World War I, World War II through today and a room to our local National Guard unit, CO. A, 1/116th 29th Division, also known as "The Bedford Boys". Our third floor, is where the Masons used to hold their meetings and we feature many household items. It is also on this floor that we have weekly Bluegrass Music, a train layout in the winter, monthly genealogy and history forums, and a summer children's program. The Museum is open Monday thru Friday 10:00AM to 5:00PM, Saturday 10AM to 3PM. Closed major Holidays and severe weather.
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Guess who's coming to Genoa City? Heartthrob Shemar Moore will be visiting his roots this fall when he reprises his role as Malcolm Winters on the CBS soap opera "The Young and the Restless." The network made the announcement on Wednesday but added that Winter's homecoming will last only two episodes which will air on Wednesday, Sept. 10 and Thursday, Sept. 11. This is will undoubtedly be a huge ratings winner.
The 44-year-old Oakland, Calif., native originated the role of Malcolm Winters in 1994 and remained on the soap until 2002. From 1999 to 2003, Moore played host to televisions long running dance show "Soul Train." Actor Darius McCrary was recast in the role of Malcom Winter in 2009 until his departure in 2011.
Moore's character, a smooth talking ladies' man, is Neil Winter's (longtime cast mate Kristoff St. John) half-brother. In 2000, Moore won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor. According to CSB, when Malcom returns to Genoa City it will be to visit family, to catch up on what has been going on and to explain his abrupt departure a few years ago.
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"The Young and the Restless" has been on the air since March 26, 1973 and stars, along with Kristoff St. John, Peter Bergman, Eric Braeden, Steve Burton, Angell Conwell, Doug Davidson, Kate Linder and Melody Thomas Scott. Many of the soap's stars are longtime veterans of the show. "The Young and the Restless" airs on week days. Check your local listing for airtimes.


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Helena-West Helena's parks and recreation director has been arrested and now faces charges of two counts of sexual assault, abuse of authority and indecent exposure. H-WHPD officials confirmed the arrest Friday. Mayor Arnell Willis hired Anthony Banks as parks and recreation director in 2011. In a press release issued Friday, Willis announced that the city of Helena-West Helena has suspended Banks with pay pending the outcome of the allegations made against him. "This difficult decision," said Willis, "is in his best interest as well as the city's." Willis went onto say that, "As mayor, my prayers are with Mr. Banks and his family as he fights to clear his name through the judicial system. I'd like to remind citizens that a person is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Mr. Banks deserves our patience to allow the court system to resolve this matter before rushing to a premature judgment." The two sexual assault charges Banks faces are Class C felonies, abuse of authority is a Class D felony and the indecent exposure charge is a misdemeanor. Banks' bond was set at $50,000. He is currently out on bail. A hearing/arraignment in the case is set for January. A court date could be set as soon as three months.
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- noun - a violent release of energy caused by a chemical or nuclear reaction
- noun - the act of exploding or bursting
- noun - a sudden great increase
- noun - the noise caused by an explosion
- noun - the terminal forced release of pressure built up during the occlusive phase of a stop consonant
- noun - a sudden outburst
- noun - a golf shot from a bunker that typically moves sand as well as the golf ball
- A release of mechanical, chemical, or nuclear energy in a sudden and often violent manner with the generation of high temperature and usually with the release of gases.
- A violent bursting as a result of internal pressure.
- The loud, sharp sound made as a result of either of these actions.
- A sudden, often vehement outburst: an explosion of rage.
- A sudden, great increase: a population explosion; the explosion of illegal drug use.
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Three-car crash injures womanFebruary 27,2013Three-car crash injures woman
WOODFORD A three-vehicle crash in Woodford on Route 9 on Sunday left a West Dover woman with a possible neck injury, according to a press release from the Vermont State Police.
Jordan Mantello, 17, of Troy, N.Y., was driving a 2003 Cadillac Deville west on Route 9 when he fell asleep at the wheel, police said.
The Cadillac crossed the center line and collided with a 2000 Subaru Legacy driven by Jollene Mahon, 35, of West Dover. The Legacy spun around several times causing another collision with a 2008 Nissan pickup driven by Richard Setzer, 28, of Bennington, police said.
Mahon was taken to the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington with a possible neck injury. Mantello and two of his passengers were also taken to the hospital for evaluation.
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Core Purpose Statement
The core purpose of the CHBA is to assist its members in serving the needs and meeting the aspirations of Canadians for housing.
Mission Statement
The mission of the CHBA is: to be the voice of the residential construction industry in Canada; to achieve an environment in which our membership can operate profitably; and to promote affordability and choice in housing for all Canadians.
Fundamental Principles of the Canadian Home Builders' Association
There are two fundamental principles guiding the CHBA's approach to housing policy in Canada:
- The right of all Canadians to decent, safe and appropriate housing; and
- The right of all Canadians to a reasonable opportunity to own their own homes.
The realization of these fundamental principles requires a partnership between government and the housing industry. While the industry actually builds housing, the Association endorses the principle of industry/government partnership. This partnership is required to achieve the above principles while improving quality, affordability and choice.
The CHBA has identified the following four fundamental components of sound housing policy:
- The government has a legitimate role in housing the needy and disadvantaged through targeted and cost-effective policies and programs;
- The government has a responsibility to provide a stable environment in which the housing industry can operate effectively;
- Market housing should not be stimulated or otherwise unduly interfered with through the actions of government; and
- There will be prior consultation between the government and industry before significant changes are made to housing policies or programs.
The CHBA believes that these fundamentals provide a solid foundation for sound national housing policy. They identify the legitimate roles of government and industry and form the basis for the CHBA's approach to industry/government consultations.
The Association remains firmly committed to these fundamentals, which define the industry's relationship with government and its approach to housing issues.


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TACOMA – John Soennichsen, a Cheney resident and author, has been awarded the John McClelland Award for his Columbia magazine article, "A Toe in the Water: J. Harlen Bretz's First Field Exploration of Eastern Washington's Channeled Scablands," by the Washington State Historical Society Board of Trustees. The article sets out in detail Bretz's initial field visit to the Eastern Washington scablands in 1922 that engendered his theory that a massive flood, not a slow retreat of glaciers, created the landscape.
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It'd be nice if we could say we've got a lovely garden in which to place this Qualicum Garden Deckchair ($300) by Gallant and Jones. A garden full of bright pink peonies and big, pudgy bumblebees buzzing around lazily. But that would require us to keep said peonies alive and not cower every time a bee flies into a 3 feet radius of us. So we'll just focus on the "deckchair" part since we have one of those. This chair + floppy hat + lemonade on a hot day = perfection (even without the garden!).
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(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- In order to help combat an increased risk for life-threatening cardiovascular diseases, people with type I and type II diabetes would be well advised to monitor their blood sugar levels more than the standard twice a day, according to a new study.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Health in Baltimore conducted a meta-analysis of 13 previously published observational studies focused on the relationship between blood sugar levels and cardiovascular disease.
Results show blood sugar levels play a role in the development of cardiovascular disease, including coronary heart disease, stroke, and peripheral artery disease. Also, diabetics are twice as likely to die from these types of disorders than non-diabetics.
According to researchers, in type II diabetics, it is estimated that for every 1-percent rise in glycated hemoglobin levels, there is an 18-percent rise in the risk for developing large-vessel cardiovascular disease.
Data for type I diabetes was more limited, but researchers found a similar 15-percent risk increase in this group with every 1-percent rise in hemoglobin levels.
Researchers recommend monitoring blood sugar levels along with close monitoring of the usual markers for cardiovascular disease, such as cholesterol and blood pressure. They specify that sugar levels should not be elevated over 150 milligrams per deciliter for sustained periods.
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