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Faxon, Rash to screen Sundance hit film at UNCW
Published: Sunday, March 31, 2013 at 6:07 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, March 31, 2013 at 6:07 p.m.
A team of Oscar winning screenwriters will present an advanced screening of their latest film at the University of North Carolina Wilmington's Lumina Theater at the Fisher Student Center on Tuesday.
"The Way, Way Back," directed by Nat Faxon and Jim Rash, who won an Academy Award for co-writing "The Descendants" this past year, will screen at 7 and 10 p.m. The duo, who wrote and directed the comedy, will answer audience questions at the conclusion of the first showing. The event is free and open to the public.
"It's a multidisciplinary event and a great opportunity for people to learn more about their artistic and creative process," said UNCW spokesman James Jarvis.
The independent coming-of-age comedy stars Liam James as Duncan, a 14-year-old boy who befriends a laid-back waterpark manager (Sam Rockwell) during the boy's difficult summer vacation with his single mom (Toni Collette) and her mean-spirited boyfriend (Steve Carell). Allison Janney, Maya Rudolph, Amanda Peet and Rob Corddry also star.
The movie premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January and was quickly scooped up by Fox Searchlight for $10 million – one of the biggest buys in the festival's history.
The writers, who also work in television – Rash plays the college dean on NBC's "Community" while Faxon recently starred on the now-cancelled Fox sitcom "Ben and Kate" – reportedly wanted to pay homage to the beloved screw-ball comedy "Meatballs."
Since its debut, though, "The Way, Way Back" has more often been compared to another Sundance crowd-pleaser, "Little Miss Sunshine," which also netted a $10 million deal at the festival.
Although the two films share many of the same qualities – family dysfunction, characters who hide their hearts of gold behind bad behavior – a handful of critics have dubbed "The Way, Way Back" a cliche version of other, better films in the same "sitcom" genre. Indiewire's Eric Kohn, for example, preferred "Sunshine" for its cast chemistry but panned "The Way, Way Back" for unremarkable screenplay and miscasting of Carell.
Despite the reviews, the film was embraced by audiences at Sundance.
Faxon has a UNCW connection. His sister, Kimberly Hemingway, teaches English at the university.
The screenwriters also will lead mid-day panel discussions with UNCW film and theater studies, creative writing and honors students at Lumina Theater on Monday and Tuesday.
"The Way, Way Back" hits theaters on July 5.
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A tweet of AshMatt Ninja this evening, Jan, 21, 2014 (Philippine time) confirmed that Matteo Guidicelli was absent at a press conference of The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition Doubles, his newest project on ABS-CBN with Robi Domingo and Iza Calzado.
The reality show will be seen on national TV this coming Feb. 3, but instead of supporting his colleagues, the car racing champion-turned-celebrity chose not to appear. His supporters tweeted that he is avoiding questions about Sarah Geronimo.
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Going back to a press conference held this evening for The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition Doubles, tweets added that he is also affected by bashers and haters online aside from avoiding questions from the movie press about Sarah Geronimo. His supporters are hoping that the issue is not true, according to them, he should not be affected by bashers and haters online.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Trevor Hoffman finally got Barry Bonds out
in a critical situation.
Hoffman -- fifth on the career saves list -- struck out Bonds and
Jeff Kent with the bases loaded in the ninth inning to preserve the
San Diego Padres' 4-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants on
"The last two times I faced Bonds I intentionally walked him
and he hit a home run on a fastball in,'' Hoffman said. "With the
bases loaded, you just try to get ahead. There's no room to put him
with him being the winning run. That's not a situation I wanted to
be in.''
Ryan Klesko homered and drove in three runs as San Diego won its
first game at Pacific Bell Park in seven tries this season. Jake
Peavy got the win with help from four relievers.
"Hoffy clutched up when he needed against two of the better
hitters in the game,'' San Diego manager Bruce Bochy said. "Those
are the last two guys you want to see up with the bases loaded, but
with the game on the line, Hoffy has an unbelievable ability to
keep his focus.''
The Giants wasted a chance to take a two-game lead over Los
Angeles in the NL wild-card race. The Dodgers lost at Colorado
earlier in the day.
San Francisco manager Dusty Baker, pitching coach Dave Righetti
and catcher Benito Santiago were all ejected in the ninth inning.
Righetti was tossed when he threw an empty bucket from the dugout
onto the field.
"It was a frustrating game,'' Baker said. "We had baserunners
every inning and didn't score. It seemed like we had guys on first
and second every inning and we couldn't get that hit.''
Kurt Ainsworth, in his first major league start since April 17,
allowed three runs on three hits in 5 1-3 innings. He struck out
four and walked two.
Ainsworth (1-2) started the year in the Giants rotation as part
of the first rookie tandem (along with Ryan Jensen) to begin the
season in the San Francisco rotation in 27 years. He was optioned
to Triple-A Fresno when Jason Schmidt was activated from the
disabled list April 24.
Peavy (6-7), who entered 1-6 with a 6.97 ERA on the road,
allowed one run on six hits in five innings. Clayton Condrey and
Brandon Villafuerte combined for three scoreless innings of relief
before Hoffman came on to start the ninth.
The Giants loaded the bases on singles by David Bell and Rich
Aurilia, and a walk to Kenny Lofton. But Hoffman escaped for his
37th save in 40 chances.
"That was awesome,'' Peavy said. "No one in this dugout wanted
anybody else but Hoffman in that situation. When you see him walk
out there you expect to win. I don't think there are two tougher
outs right now in the National League. I'm glad he's on my side.''
Gene Kingsale added an RBI single for the Padres in ninth.
Klesko has hit safely in 21 of his past 23 games, with 12
doubles, seven homers and 22 RBI during that stretch.
"These are our playoffs,'' he said. "It should be fun for the
next two weeks.''
Bonds was walked intentionally for the 59th time this season,
extending his major league record. He also walked in the sixth and
is one walk from tying his own single-season record set last year
at 177.
The Padres took a 1-0 lead when Mark Kotsay and Klesko hit
back-to-back doubles in the first inning.
After Ainsworth walked Sean Burroughs with two outs, he retired
his next 14 hitters.
"I felt sharp today,'' Ainsworth said. "I just made a big
mistake in my last inning.''
Ainsworth also had a hand in tying the game for the Giants. His
one-out double in the fifth -- a sharp grounder just inside the
third-base line -- was the first hit of his major league career.
After advancing to third on Lofton's bunt single, Ainsworth
scored when Peavy's 2-0 pitch to Bonds hit the front of the plate
and bounced into the stands for a wild pitch.
Klesko's 29th homer of the season, a two-run shot into the
right-field pavilion, broke a 1-all tie in the sixth. He needs one
homer to become the third Padres player with consecutive 30-homer
seasons. Fred McGriff and Phil Nevin are the others.
Game notes
Bonds had his streak of 96 consecutive plate appearances
without striking out snapped by Peavy in the fourth. Bonds had last
struck out Aug. 22 against the New York Mets. ... Plate umpire Mark
Hirschbeck was hit by a pitch in his left leg and required minor
attention from Giants trainer Stan Conte in the top of the fifth.
... Ainsworth was hit in his right lower leg by a line drive by Wil
Nieves, also in the fifth, but remained in the game. ... The Padres
have scored the first run in the last seven games against the
Giants. ... Condrey hasn't allowed a run in 14 1-3 innings of his
rookie season. ... Bonds fanned twice in a game for the third time
all year.


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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) looks primed to start
2011 with a bang, as futures for the blue chip barometer are
trading roughly 64.5 points above fair value. What's more, the
S&P 500 Index (SPX) is set to follow suit, with the index
pointing to a gain of about 7.4 points on the open. With strong
overseas gains in Asia and Europe providing a foundation, Wall
Street is entering the New Year with a positive outlook, and this
week's economic data could solidify those hopes. Today's Institute
for Supply Management manufacturing index could set the stage,
while Friday's nonfarm payrolls and unemployment report for
December will be the main event.
Technically, the DJIA closed out 2010 with a gain of 11%, while the
SPX added 12.8% last year. Bolstered by support at its 10-day
moving average, the Dow could be on track for its first close above
11,600 since Aug. 28, 2008. Above 11,600, the 11,700 area emerges
as the next layer of short-term resistance, while support resides
at 11,550, which is home to the DJIA's 10-day moving average. The
SPX, meanwhile, will challenge resistance at the 1,260 level once
again, with 1,270 potentially creating a ceiling. Support should
emerge near 1,255, which is home to the index's 10-day
In equities news, The Boeing Co. (
) was reiterated at "overweight" by Barclays Capital. However, the
brokerage firm cut its price target to $80 from $87 per share. In a
report to clients, Barclays the delay in the 787 Dreamliner. But
"the risk-reward profile of BA shares in the mid-$60s remains
tilted toward the positive, with long-term potential above $100,"
the brokerage firm said.
Meanwhile, Google Inc. (
) could be in focus after a report in
The Wall Street Journal
said that GOOG is gaining publisher support for a digital newsstand
for Android users. Such a move would be a direct challenge to a
similar service offered via Apple Inc.'s (
) iTunes store.
Finally, Facebook received investments of $450 million from
Goldman Sachs (
) and $50 million from Russia's Digital Sky Technologies. The
stakes both valued Facebook at $50 billion,
The New York Times
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company into an initial public offering, the
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meeting, November's factory orders, and December's auto sales. On
Wednesday, the ISM offers up its December services index, while
Challenger, Gray & Christmas and ADP will provide separate
looks at the employment picture. We'll also get the usual weekly
report on crude inventories on Wednesday. Thursday brings the
weekly report on initial jobless claims, while Friday rounds out
the week with December's nonfarm payrolls and unemployment
Market Statistics
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to a fresh all-time high to ring in the New Year, with technology
and automotive stocks leading the way. Trading was light, however,
as exchanges in Japan, New Zealand, Thailand, Vietnam, and mainland
China were closed. In Europe, London markets were also closed, but
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in 2011, with traders keying off strong gains in Asia.
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joined in the party. In London, the front-month gold contract is
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A 36-year-old Seaford man is accused of robbing a pizza delivery person on Aug. 25 around 9:20 p.m. on Mill Park Drive near Bridgeville.
According to the Delaware State Police, the 43-year-old female victim, who works for Papa John's Pizza, was making a delivery to an unrelated residence. After making the delivery, police said she backed out of the driveway and was in the middle of the road when James K. Jubilee allegedly approached her driver's side window and asked if she had change. Police said as Jubilee opened his wallet, as if to get money for the exchange, he allegedly reached into the victim's vehicle and grabbed an undisclosed amount of cash from her hand before fleeing toward some nearby trailers. Police said the victim was not injured in the incident.
Police said while they were on the scene of the incident, Jubilee, who matched the description given by the victim, was seen walking in the area. He was taken into police custody and charged with second degree burglary. He was committed to Sussex Correctional Institute on $5,000 secured bond.
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Patti LaBelle: Sued for Employing Thug Bodyguards
Posted by Native NYker in allegedly, assault, patti labelle on June 4, 2011
Say it ain't so, Patti! The incomparable Patti LaBelle – Lady Marmalade herself – is now facing being named in a lawsuit stemming from her bodyguards beating on a Houston cadet observed "standing too close to her luggage," while talking on his cell-phone, reports The Daily Mail. Sound absurd? Wait for it, there is surveillance video!
In the video, LaBelle's pricey keep are witnessed approaching and punching the young man and knocking him to the ground after he hits a concrete column. A hit so hard in fact that brother staggers to regain his equilibrium!
That ain't right…
Reports state the injured cadet bled everywhere.
We luv and have had the pleasure of making Ms. LaBelle's acquaintance, so this is all too hard to believe. But we also know – 1st hand – how overzealous hired thugs can be. And the video is irrefutable!
And if it wasn't bad enough – in the same video – police are later seen posing for photos with the legendary chanteuse as if it were a meet & greet and not a potential crime scene! WTF is wrong with people?
We hope LaBelle makes this right – pronto!
Helen Staudinger: Florida Granny Charged
Posted by Native NYker in arrest, assault, dwight bettner, gun charge, helen staudinger on March 25, 2011
Helen Staudinger, 92, of central Florida has gone and gotten herself arrested and charged with firing off a semi-automatic pistol – four times – at her neighbor Dwight Bettner's house for not kissing her, reports the NY Daily News.
Drastic? Maybe not.
Staudinger is quoted as stating that her neighbor is a "'a smooth talker' with a lot of girlfriends and that she used to cook for him when he first moved into the neighborhood," the Daily News points out.
The cooking alone merits some type of affection in our book.
Granny initially intended on simply firing off at "Bettner's car that he loved so much," the police report states.
The missed target is totally understandable, as far as we are concerned – she is 92 after all.
We here at RTnM feel Mrs. Staudinger's pain in being rebuffed and would, in all likelihood, exonerate her of these charges.
Let's face it, men can be some trifling fuckers.
Bettner doesn't believe that he has done anything to warrant his neighbors fatalistic advances. "I've taken her trash out for her – just neighborly stuff," Bettner stated. "I guess she just took that as something else."
Charlie Sheen: Domestic Abuse XMas Charge
Posted by Native NYker in allegedly, assault, charlie sheen on December 26, 2009
It wasn't a merry christmas for all, nor for all a good night! Charlie Sheen has been arrested and charged with domestic violence against his wife Brooke Mueller, mother of his twin boys, on X-Mas day, in Aspen, Colorado, after a call to 9-1-1 to local police on Friday morn, reports TMZ.
The Two and a Half Men costar was taken into custody and held until he posted an $8,500 bond late friday night, after the alleged incident. Sheen is being charged on felony second degree assault, felony menacing and criminal mischief – a misdemeanor, the website RadarOnline reports.
Sheen is no stranger to trouble with a capital T! Seriously, y'all – from drugs and booze to philandering and escorts to domestic abuse charges – Sheen trumps the rock-star lifestyle. But this sucks for him and surely jeapordizes his tenure on the hit show where he earns a reported $825K per episode.
The details of his latest incident are sketchy at best, but reports are already surfacing of Mueller's claims that Sheen choked her, prompting the 9-1-1- call. She did however fess up to alcohol being involved. Hmmmm….
"Do not be mislead by appearance. Appearance and reality can be as different as night and day. It would benefit everyone not to jump to any conclusion," his publicist Stan Rosenfield has asked via a statement to TMZ. Dully noted sir.
Chris Brown Replaces Glam-bert on GMA
Posted by Native NYker in abc, adam lambert, anti gay, assault, chris brown, felony, gay, gma, ny post on November 28, 2009
Mike Tyson: LAX Arrest
Posted by Native NYker in arrest, assault, lax, mike tyson, tmz on November 12, 2009
Its like when I see a Pitbull coming down the street on a thick-ass chain with an owner struggling to hold on – you don't go and try to pet it! You walk your ass across the street to go around it.
Chris Brown: I'm Sorry Y'All
Posted by Native NYker in apology, assault, beat down, chris brown, rihanna, youtube on July 21, 2009
What is clear, however, is that his career is what is hurting these days.
Grow up, you pussy.
Perez Hilton: Persona Non-Grata!
Posted by Native NYker in assault, lawsuit, matthew shepard, omg blog, perez hilton, princess perez on July 5, 2009
Perez Hilton Beat Down
Posted by Native NYker in allegedly, assault, perez hilton, princess perez, twitter, will i am on June 22, 2009
Butler Being Charged!
Posted by Native NYker in assault, gerard butler, tmz on May 15, 2009
Leave my man alone!
Parasite Hilton Not on DJs List
Posted by Native NYker in assault, doug reinhardt, liv club, parasite hilton, paris hilton, perez hilton on March 27, 2009
Evidently, Hilton wanted to request musical redirection from the resident DJ and security felt she was a bit too close and shoved her away. Reinhardt attempted to intervene and ended up with a bloody lip.
Clearly, as everyone knows, this is offensive behavior. Unless your ass knows the DJ, you should keep your distance and if you do approach, you need to do so with flattery before requesting a tune.


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Pre-Market Primer: Dell Profit Plummets; Housing Starts Rise
Vincent Trivett
Labor costs rose in the second quarter after falling in the first.
Stock futures indicate that the major indices might rebound slightly after yesterday's huge losses as labor costs and housing starts rose.
A report on housing starts this morning showed that builders broke ground on homes at an annualized rate of 896,000 homes in July, up 5.9% from 846,000 in June. This was largely in line with economists' expectations.
Second quarter non-farm productivity and labor costs both rose more than expected. Productivity is up 0.9% after falling 1.7% in the first quarter while unit labor costs rose 1.4% after falling 4.2% in the first three months of the year.
US stock index futures erased only some of yesterday's losses this morning.
(INDEXDJX:.DJI) futures were up 0.13% to 15,089 while futures contracts on the
(INDEXSP:.INX) rose 0.25% to 1,659.80.
(INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC) futures also gained 0.26% to 3,079.00. Yesterday, the three indices fell 1.47%, 1.4%, and 1.72%, respectively. The markets erased about $100 billion of wealth.
Still to come later this morning is the preliminary report on consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan and Reuters. The index is likely to show that sentiment rose slightly to 85.5 from 85.1 in August.
Overseas stock markets also declined on Friday. The European Union's consumer prices guage showed that the region deflated 0.5% over the course of July, coming in line with the previous estimate. On a yearly basis, prices are 1.6% higher. Such persistently low inflation gives the European Central Bank more leeway in case they opt for even more aggressive monetary stimulus. Europe's trade balance also came out today, showing that imports rose 2.5% over June while exports rose 3%. Imports were 6% lower than in June 2012 and exports were down 3%.
A judge yesterday held off on allowing American Airlines' parent group
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The documents leaked by Edward Snowden that revealed that US tech firms cooperate with America's National Security Agency to allow surveillance of users might cause trouble for those companies abroad. A paper by China's Ministry of Public Security is preparing to investigate security at
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EMC Corp
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At the age of seventeen, Barbara Samson sought treatment for an eating disorder. While staying in a health clinic in her native France, Barbara fell in love with another patient who wrote love poems for her.
Barbara would find out later that the poems were actually translations of Jim Morrison's lyrics of The Doors' rock songs. And her lover didn't tell her something even more important: he was infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
Just seventeen years old, Barbara found herself infected with HIV. Angry, depressed, and unsure of her future, Barbara borrowed a line from the French poet, Arthur Rimbaud, and wrote her autobiography, On N'est Pas Serieux Quand On A Dix-sept Ans (Nobody Is Serious when They're Seventeen). The book became a bestseller in France and has been translated into eight languages. Her story was also made into a film for French television.
Now, over ten years later, Barbara Samson lives and works in France. She visited Ohio University in the spring of 2003 to speak about living with HIV. Listen in RealAudio as Barbara tells her story.
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VARESE, Italy – Two Stanford women's rowers were in action on Saturday at the Under-23 World Championships in Varese, Italy.
Incoming freshman Devin Norder advanced to the A Final with a third place finish in the semifinals. Norder and her USA teammate claimed the last spot from the second semifinal race for the women's lightweight double sculls.
The two Americans were on the outside looking in after the opening 500 meters, but were able to overtake Hungary and hang on to the third spot for the remainder of the race. Team USA finished with a time of 7:23.78. They were over eight seconds ahead of fourth place Japan after pulling away from the bottom half of the pack.
Also advancing from the heat were New Zealand and Australia. The three countries advancing from the first semifinal were Romania, Switzerland and Greece. The A Final will take place tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in Italy.
Recent graduate Daphne Martschenko competed with the U.S. in the women's quadruple sculls B final. The Americans took third behind Italy and Australia with a time of 6:48.76.
Two other Stanford women's rowers will be in action tomorrow along with Norder. Filippa Karrfelt will race for Sweden in the women's double sculls, while Lilly Tinapple will compete forAustralia in the women's eight.
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Dunedin City Council says it is willing to host international football matches if it can be done more cheaply.
Michael Woodhouse MP (National) is critical of a decision by the the council to withdraw a formal bid for the FIFA Under-20 Football World Cup in 2015.
Organisers want the option of using the city's covered stadium for the tournament.
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Canada Labour Code
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Aligned with general adult minimum wage rate in each province or territory
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Liquor servers
Specified salespersons2
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Domestic employees who live in the employer's residence
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British Columbia3
May 1, 2012
Oct. 1, 2013
New Brunswick4
April 1, 2012
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July 1, 2010
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April 1, 2011
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Non-private room
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$2.55 each
$53.55 per week
Private room and meals
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1. Effective Sept. 1, 2011, the government introduced a formula for future minimum wage increases. The formula uses an average of changes to Alberta's annual average weekly earnings and changes to the province's consumer price index. Changes will take place Sept. 1 of each year and will be announced with three months' notice. The government says the rate for liquor servers will remain at $9.05 until the general minimum wage reaches $10.05 per hour. After that time, both rates will rise, but the general minimum wage will remain $1 higher. If an employer provides board and/or lodging to an employee, the employer may reduce the employee's wages (by a deduction from wages or payment out of wages) below the minimum wage by the following maximum amounts, effective Sept. 1, 2012: for single meals, $3.20; for lodging, $4.22 a day.
2. Specified salespersons include employees employed as salespersons of automobiles, trucks, buses; farm machinery; heavy duty construction equipment or road construction equipment; mobile homes; and residential homes (if the salesperson works for the home builder). Specified salespersons also include salespersons working for a commercial agent licensed under the Licensing of Trades and Businesses Act, as well as commission-based salespersons (excluding route salespersons) who generally work outside of their employer's place of business to sell orders that will be delivered later.
3. The first-job rate was eliminated May 1, 2011. The general minimum wage rate applies to employees regardless of how long they have been working. Effective May 1, 2012, the minimum rate for live-in home support workers is $102.50 per day. The minimum rate for live-in camp leaders is $82 per day. For resident caretakers with nine to 60 suites, the minimum rate is $615 a month, plus $24.65 per suite. For resident caretakers with more than 60 suites, the minimum rate is $2,094.84 per month. Individuals who are engaged in selling automobiles, trucks, recreation vehicles and campers are entitled to receive at least minimum wage for the first 160 hours that the employer requires them to work each month.
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5. Minimum wage increases occur in April and are indexed to the low-income cutoff. Effective April 1, 2012, the minimum wage rate for employees in construction and property maintenance is $10.15 per hour. For workers employed in logging and forestry operations, the minimum wage is $10.15 per hour for employees paid on an hourly basis and $1,986 per month for other employees.
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County clerk Julie Barr presented her 2010 budget Tuesday to members of the Oldham County Fiscal Court.
Before she asked for final approval on the budget, Barr told officials the clerk's salary had not been received yet, so it was estimated. The clerk's salary is a statutory amount. Barr also said there are two county-wide elections that will be included this year.
St. Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church has openings in its Parents Day Out/Bible Kids Program. Days are Tuesday and Thursdays, 9 a.m. to noon.
Activities include singing, reading Bible Stories, prayer and play time.
For more information, contact Rachel Nelson at 228-1176 ext. 116.
Warrant arrests
Jason E. Bruner, 27, 12110 Wayside Lane, Goshen, arrested by OCSO Nov. 4, failure to appear, bench warrant $200, no driving.
Darrell R. Bullock, 25, 416 Mill Run, La Grange, arrested by OCSO Oct. 26, second-degree burglary, theft by unlawful taking over $300, second-degree persistent felony offense.
Josh A. Campbell, 115 Hoffman Lane, arrested by OCSO Nov. 3, failure to comply.
Charles Edward Clark, 27, 10503 Scarlet Oak Court, Louisville, arrested by OCSO Nov. 1, third-degree terroristic threatening.
It's the holiday season and we're all busy getting ready for visits with family and friends. Evenings are filled with school plays and recitals. Weekends are filled with shopping, entertainment, decorating and baking.
It's a wonderful time of the year and it brings such a spirit of love, acceptance and community. It's that sense of community that I'm appealing to in this month's column.
When the Oldham County Public Library opened the new main library in La Grange in January, the facility had an empty room.
Due to some cost overruns and being mindful of the new year's budget in tough economic times, the library administration decided that a new computer lab planned for the building would have to wait to be furnished and equipped.
Thanks to a generous donation from Fastline Publications, there is now a lab equipped with 12 new Dell computers, desks and comfortable chairs.
BaptistWorx Occupational Health and Wellness, located at 1023 Sanibel Way, Sutie C, on Baptist Hospital Northeast's campus in La Grange, now offers urgent care for residents age 12 and older.
The hours for the urgent care are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. The clinic is closed on major holidays.
Joseph Mcenaney to Gregory and Belinda Strickland, lot 14, The Reserves of Deerfield, 7003 Tip Top Court, Buckner, $300,000.
Mark and Jennifer Hancock to Stephen and Janet Bloom, lot 134, Darby Pointe, 4100 Galway Cove, Buckner, $335,000.
Robert and Julie Meyers to Christopher and Sarah Gold, lot 14, Glen Meadows, 7421 Dorsey Court, Crestwood, $225,000.
William and Joyce Bryant to William and Whitney Brown, lot 82, Lockwood Estates, 3503 Lori Court, Crestwood, $199,000.
Devastating losses of several pets to house fires in the past year prompted officials a local veterinary hospital to donate life-saving equipment to the South Oldham Fire Department.
Dr. Jeff Willard, founder of the Crestwood Veterinary Hospital, presented the fire department with two sets of oxygen masks designed specifically for dogs and cats.
Two gas-electric hybrid police cars could debut in Prospect as early as Friday, Mayor Todd Eberle said, making it the first city in Kentucky to utilize carbon-reducing cruisers.
Prospect could eventually add a total of nine Ford Escape Hybrids to its police fleet — one for each full-time patrol
Each SUV would be adapted for police use and equipped with energy-saving LED lights.
The SUVs cost about $28,000, Eberle said, and will replace the department's aging fleet of gas-guzzling Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptors.
Christian Country Cowboy Church will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the Oldham County Fairgrounds.
Admission is free. For information call 222-7587 or 553-3696.
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The snow stopped hours ago and main roads are, for the most part, cleared. Side streets may be snow covered still and may be icy in parts. If you venture out, do take your time and be careful. Speaking of venturing out, if you parked in one of the City's parking garages yesterday, due to the snow emergency, you have until 8 a.m. to pull your car out.
The School District of Lancaster and the Lancaster Country Day School are operating on a two hour delay, as are many schools throughout the County this morning. The Pennsylvania College of Art & Design (PCA&D) will open at 10 a.m. today.
Today marks the 41st Annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. It is the largest pro-life event in the world. Congressman Joe Pitts and Commissioner Scott Martin invite you to join them. The Event is free but space is limited. Donations to the Manheim Central Food Bank are encouraged. Readers can register by contacting Angie at firstname.lastname@example.com or 717-940-8998. There will be two buses going down from the Lancaster area. The Manheim Central Republican Committee/Congressman Joe Pitts Bus will leave from Manheim Borough. The Commissioner Scott Martin Bus will leave at 7 a.m. from the AC Moore parking lot at the Lancaster Shopping Center, 1515 Lititz Pike. That bus is expected back here around 8:30 p.m.
The Lancaster Public Library hosts Cultures & Cooking this evening and tonight's menu is Russian. Enjoy Kasha Varnishkes, Russian salad, black bread, and Pryanik. The Cultures & Cooking sessions meet at 6 p.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month. There is a $5 fee. The Library is located at 125 North Duke Street.
Tickets are now on sale for many exciting events at the Ware Center, North Prince Street. Upcoming events include: Allegro Chamber Orchestra on 23 January; a play titled "Humble Honor Witness to Gettysburg" on 25 January; An Evening of Chamber Music on 31 January; the FamFunFest on 1 February; and the day long Red Rose & Shamrock Irish Music Festival on Saturday, 8 February.
The Lancaster Roots and Blues Festival is almost here. Do you have your tickets yet? This is probably the area's largest music festival! Featuring a variety of Blues, Folk, Jazz, Bluegrass, Funk & Soul, Zydeco, Polka, Rock n'Roll, and Reggae, this Festival has something for everyone! The Lancaster Roots and Blues Festival will be 21 & 22 February. Five different venues throughout the City will host the various musicians on nine different stages. With the exception of the Ware Center, the acts are all 21+. For more information, and to order tickets, go to www.lancasterrrotsandblues.com. The Festival is still accepting volunteers too!
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2006 (Junior): Saw playing time in 20 matches and made nine starts ... Had a career-high 23 shots and posted 12 shots on goal ... Tallied one point ... Named to the 2006 Academic All-Big 12 Soccer First Team.
2005 (Sophomore): Played in all 19 games and made 14 starts ... Took 14 shots on the season ... Scored two goals to finish the year as the team's second-leading scorer with four points.
2004 (Freshman): Appeared in 16 games for the Red Raiders, drawing two starts ... Collected two shots during the season.
High School: Notched 30 goals and 11 assists during her senior campaign ... Selected as All-State and All-Region III following the 2004 season ... Named first team All-District ... Named All-Tournament Player ... Also participated in track and field, running the 300 meter hurdles ... Member of the State Pool in 2000 and Area Pool in 1999.
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Mozilla and its hardware partners have already showcased two smartphones based on the new Firefox OS platform: ZTE Open and Alcatel OneTouch Fire – both being entry-level devices aimed at budget conscious users. LG and Huawei have announced their support for Firefox OS, too, and now it looks like Sony is also joining the party.
In a press release announcing the launch of Sony's Xperia Z and Xperia Tablet Z, Telefonica – one of the world's largest mobile operators – unveiled that it's collaborating with Sony for a possible Firefox phone.
"Our engineers are now working with Firefox OS Mobile and HTML5, evolving technologies which show great potential. In addition, we continue to work with our operator partners, including Telefónica, on a development project with an ambition to bring a product to market in 2014", declared Bob Ishida, Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Head of Products Business Group, Sony Mobile Communications.
(this is a Firefox OS reference design, not a real device)
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Ljungberg, Christina (2010). Dynamic instances of interaction: the performative function of iconicity in literary texts. Sign Systems Studies, 38(1/4):270-297.
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According to C.S. Peirce, resemblance or similarity is the basis for the relationship of iconic signs to their dynamical objects. But what is the basis of resemblance or similarity itself and how is the phenomenon of iconicity generated? How does it function in cultural practices and processes by which various forms of signs are generated (say, e.g., the cartographical procedures by which maps are drawn, more generally, the diagrammatic ones by which networks of relationships are iconically represented)? To what extent are they themselves performances (maps are always both the result of mappings and the impetus for re-mappings)? With examples from texts by as e.g., Virginia Woolf, W.G. Sebald and Reif Larsen, I will argue that literary texts provide us with unique resources for exploring, among other matters, the performative dimension of iconicity in the complex interaction among icon, index and symbol as a prerequisite for semiosis, the generation of signs.
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Trinity University is a nationally recognized liberal arts and sciences institution noted for its exceptional faculty and commitment to the comprehensive preparation of its talented student body. It is a learning community that has charted its course with a steadfast commitment to excellence since it was founded in 1869. For more information about Becker's research in "old talk," contact her at email@example.com or 210-999-8326.
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