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This message is for all people young and old. A recent situation has brought new light to a situation which some of us have seen happening for recent years. That situation is the need for Advanced Directives for Health Care. As a Geriactric Case Manager once said, 'if your alive you need this'. Certainly people should not be stopped from having this kind of documentation, ask the medical doctor for a POLST. This is a brief document which will convey our wishes if we cannot and we do not need another friend or family member to do so. There are of course other ways to accomplish this task, ID Alert Jewelry, a medical card in our wallet and so on. The most important thing is that we have one. And it is known by our primary care physician.
Medicine and those practicing it have knowledge and are governed by laws as never before. The need to have a say in how our body and our mind is treated can make all the difference. Certainly the recent news regarding Casey Kasem was a wake-up for many of us, but also a possible look into our future. Laws are written to protect us from this situation, however we must use those laws to the highest degree for ourselves.
Every family has times when all cannot agree; and one of the worst is when a member's health is in question. This is not the time to find out no one has a say, due to the lack of direction from a legal document. These directives are as if not more important than a Will.

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Eddie's of Roland Park, a Baltimore culinary landmark for three generations, will host a chocolate tasting event on Saturday, January 25, 2014 from 11 am to 2 pm. "For the Love of Chocolate" will feature tastings, demonstrations and tips to showcase many different ways to enjoy chocolate. Shoppers will sample such items as chocolate cheese, gourmet chocolate sauces, mocha java coffee and savory dishes made with chocolate.Local vendors and Eddie's of Roland Park experts will be on-hand to demonstrate techniques for enjoying chocolate and answer shoppers' questions.
Eddie's of Roland Park, Charles Street location
6213 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21212
Saturday, January 25, 2014
11 am to 2 pm
For more information, visit www.eddiesofrolandpark.com or call 410-377-8040.
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No matter how many years have rolled by since you last associated the end of summer with the dreaded return to reading, writing, and arithmetic, the month of September always conjures up a back-to-school feeling. And what goes better with a back-to-school feeling than a little back-to-school shopping? In fact, for most people, this time of year feels like a fresh start-much more so than New Year's Eve-and lucky for anyone hoping to re-invent themselves (or, at least, incorporate a resolution or two), fashion has you covered, offering up an enormous array of look-changing options this season.
Wait, what's that you say? Another resolution was to not spend all your money on clothes this year? Well, we have got your back there as well, thanks to our biannual 100+ Under $100 Guide, which pulls pieces inspired by both the runways and the September issue of Vogue-and presents them all at a perfect price.
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One of my I-know-everybody friends was lunching at Salum in Uptown and files this report: While lunching at Salum, I saw Local chef/owner Tracy Miller with Bryan Haase checking out the abandoned space next door to Salum. It used to be Couture Cleaners. Looks like someone is planning a new restaurant. Question: Is the talented […]Read More
Janet and Terry Kafka in Aspen last summer. This just in from Andrew Chalk: Thanks to Kirk for the heads-up to this article from the El Paso Times. Basque Restaurant Taberna del Alabardero is preparing a multi-course meal at the Coronado County Club in El Paso consisting of specialties from the Basque region of Spain. […]Read More
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Campbellsville City Council members voted down Sunday beer sales Monday night but agreed to reconsider the issue later.
During a special meeting, at which an alcohol ordinance was the only item of discussion, the Council discussed Sunday alcohol sales, which was banned by the ordinance proposed.
In May, voters living within the City approved the sale of alcohol in restaurants seating at least 50 people as long as the drinks are served in conjunction with a meal. Restaurants must derive at least 70 percent of their income from the sale of food. The measure passed by 74 votes.
On Monday, June 30, a group of 42 travelers from the local area as well as surrounding counties and states left Columbia for a trip west.
The group traveled through 11 states including Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, California and Nevada.
The first day, the travelers stopped in Little Rock, Ark. and spent the night just blocks from the Bill Clinton Presidential Library, a structure of steel and glass.
Campbellsville/Taylor County Rescue will host EMT classes beginning Monday, Aug. 25.
Cost to attend is $500. Applications and a $100 deposit are due Monday, Aug. 4.
Applications may be picked up at Rescue on South Columbia Avenue.
For more information, visit www.ctcrescue.org or call Deputy Director Todd Cox or Medical Training Officer Michael Stewart at 789-3135.
The Central Kentucky Youth Orchestra is the oldest independently chartered youth orchestra in the United States with four orchestras and more than 300 members.
Membership is by audition only and is open to any student from elementary to high school age.
Auditions for the orchestras will be Saturday, Aug. 16. Audition applications are available for download online at www.ckyo.org.
Janet Adams of Campbellsville is Taylor County Bank's newest employee in charge of business development. The announcement was made by Henry Lee, president of Taylor County Bank.
Adams is a native of Taylor County and a graduate of Campbellsville High School and has more than 20 years of banking experience.
Adams' primary duties will be to put her banking and business experience to work with local businesses in bringing more banking opportunities with new and expanded services to be offered by Taylor County Bank.
The Campbellsville High School Class of 1988 will have a reunion on Labor Day weekend, Aug. 29-31.
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Lowell Avenue Baptist Church's Royal Ambassadors had their annual Pinewood Derby. Pictured are, front, from left: Chase Burton, Kaden Wheatley and Alec Williams. Second row: Hunter Underwood, first place and best looking car; Weston Young, second; and Ben Litchfield, third. Third row: William Wright, Justice Gregory and Jordan Cowherd. Back: leaders Eric Newton, Boo Cowherd and Kevin Farmer. RAs meet on Wednesday nights from 6:30 to 7:30.
Niki Bradshaw of Greensburg has joined Davina's Plaza Salon, 116 Central Plaza in Campbellsville.
Bradshaw graduated from the Hair Design School in Elizabethtown. She specializes in color, cuts, updos, perms and waxing.
Hours are Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome.
Margaret RoBards was honored with a bridal shower on June 7 at Living Grace Church. Pictured are, from left, Anita Smith, Elsie Miller and Linda Martin, hostesses; RoBards; Debbie Fryrear and Linda Ward, hostesses. RoBards will marry Karl Feige on Aug. 7 at Beech Mountain, N.C.
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Buster and Carl Hall of New Columbia Road in Campbellsville recently received the Master Conservationist award from the Taylor County Conservation District.
Ssg. and Mrs. Alan Arvin Pike of Fort Knox, Ky. spent the Fourth of July weekend with his mother, Anne, and Paul Fraim.
Terri Fleming will be the guest speaker at the July meeting of the Campbellsville Fellowship of Aglow International.
Brandon Curry gets the imaginary fireman award from Dennis Champagne, coach of the 12-year-old Little League All Stars.
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Blues hold off Sharks 4-3 in Game 3
Wednesday, 08.06.2014 / 4:50 AM
SAN JOSE -- The
St. Louis Blues
allowed just three goals while sweeping four games from the
San Jose Sharks
this season.
So when
Alexander Steen
put the Blues ahead 4-1 by scoring a power-play goal 59 seconds into the third period Monday night at HP Pavilion, they appeared to put a stranglehold on Game 3 of their Western Conference Quarterfinal series. But St. Louis, the NHL's stingiest team during the regular season at 1.9 goals against per game, needed all of those goals to hold off a furious Sharks rally and secure a 4-3 victory.
The Blues lead the series 2-1, with Game 4 scheduled for Thursday night at HP Pavilion (10:30 p.m. ET; NBCSN, TSN, RDS).
Patrik Berglund
Andy McDonald
Jason Arnott
and Steen scored goals for the Blues, and goaltender
Brian Elliott
stopped 26 shots.
"We all feel ecstatic that we got the win," said defenseman
Carlo Colaiacovo
, who assisted on three of the Blues' four goals. "But a lot of us are pretty upset about the way we finished. You can't let a team like that get any life. You can't let a team like that scratch and claw, especially when we played so well for 55 minutes of the game. At the end of the day, we battled hard, we found a way to win.
"Our special teams were huge -- penalty kill and power play. We'll learn from that. It's a learning thing for us. We'll take a look at the video, we'll learn from it and we'll be better the next game."
The Blues went 3-for-4 on the power play against a Sharks penalty kill that ranked 29th in the NHL during the regular season. St. Louis has scored at least one power play goal in all three games in the series and is 5-for-13 overall. The Sharks went 1-for-4 on the power play and are 2-for-11 for the series.
"We just do what we do," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said of the power play. "I don't think we get enough credit. If you look at our power play, I think we finished mid-pack, somewhere around there, but we made a heck of a climb because we were in 30th place and everybody was laughing at us around Christmas time, so we've made a heck of a climb since then. And I think our power play has been a threat now for almost 40 days. We've done good things."
Elliot went 2-0 with one shutout of the Sharks during the regular season, then came off the bench early in the second period of Game 2 on Saturday after
Jaroslav Halak
was injured to earn a share of a 3-0 shutout. Halak went 2-0 with a shutout against San Jose in the regular season, too.
This time, the Sharks got to Elliott three times, though two of the goals came after the Blues led by three.
Brent Burns
scored for the Sharks on a power play in the first period. Defenseman
Colin White
, making his first appearance of the postseason, made it 4-2 with 3:02 left to play, and
Logan Couture
added a goal with 17 seconds remaining.
Antti Niemi
had a rough night, allowing four goals on 27 shots.
"There was a spark at the end and it gave guys some confidence," Sharks forward
Joe Pavelski
said. "We have to win more battles everywhere. It can be as simple as winning the puck race. We need to stay on our forecheck and keep those sustained, a few more clears and win a few more battles. Penalty kill cannot give up three.
"Five-on-five was pretty even. We played them tight and they played us tight. We just have to do a better job on power plays. There's a lot of work left that has to be done. We need to sharpen up. We need to execute."
After the Blues and Sharks exchanged power-play goals in the first 20 minutes, St. Louis scored twice in the second to take a 3-1 lead.
McDonald put St. Louis ahead 2-1 with his second goal of the series 1:01 into the period. Colaiacovo ripped a long shot that deflected off Berglund and past Niemi to McDonald, who put the puck into a wide-open net from just to the left of the crease.
Arnott made it 3-1 with a power play goal at 10:06. With Sharks defenseman
Douglas Murray
in the penalty box for interference – he shoved ex-Shark
Scott Nichol
into San Jose's goal from behind -- Arnott took a cross-ice pass from McDonald and beat Niemi with a sharp-angled shot.
Steen made it 4-1 with the Blues' third power-play goal. He sent a laser from the right circle past Niemi on the continuation of a power play from late in the second when Sharks forward
Daniel Winnik
boarded Colaiacovo.
They held on for the win, but Hitchcock feels his team has plenty of room for improvement.
"This isn't taking anything away from the win, but we can play a lot better than we played tonight, and we're going to play a lot better," Hitchcock said. "The next game we're going to play better because we're learning how to win. We did a couple things in the third period that weren't our 200-foot game, but the reason we were on the power play was we were committed to that. We got onto the power play because of that. Our puck placement was a lot better.
"The win in St. Louis eased the burden on everybody, a lot of the younger players, and I think there's a level of confidence starting to grow. Sure, we kind of fumbled things at the end a little bit, but that's the learning curve. Instead of clearing, we decided to stickhandle twice and got caught. We'll learn that lesson and move forward. I know we're up 2-1, but I know we can play a lot better. I know we have individuals that can play a lot better and we will. I like the fact that we came out in a tough building and played the way we did and got a 4-1 lead. That's a good sign."
The Blues went 34-2-2 during the regular season when leading after two periods. With Elliott in goal, that lead seemed beyond safe. Elliott led the NHL in goals-against average (1.56) and save percentage (.940) and tied for second in shutouts with nine during the regular season. His save percentage was the highest since the statistic was adopted in 1982.
But the Blues had to hang on for the win as the Sharks refused to roll over.
"The determination was still there until the end," Sharks coach Todd McLellan said. "There was no roll-over, there was no play dead, even till the last second. Logan had a deflection that had a chance to go in. We can build off of that."
The Blues took a 1-0 lead at 14:31 of the first on Berglund's power-play goal with Sharks forward
Tommy Wingels
in the box for high-sticking defenseman
Alex Pietrangelo
. Colaiacovo's long blast hit the right post and bounced back in front of the crease. With Niemi sprawled on the ice to the left of the crease and no other Shark in the area, Berglund sent the puck into a wide-open net for his third goal of the series.
"It came up huge," Berglund said of the power play. "We play it simple. We support and talk to each other a whole lot. We get momentum from it. We're real happy we could get three tonight."
The Sharks answered at 16:45 when Burns scored his first career postseason goal in his 14th game -- the first 11 came with Minnesota. Burns took the puck, maneuvered his way past
T.J. Oshie
and the rest of the Blues' penalty-killers, then beat Elliott with a backhand from short range.
Joe Thornton
earned an assist on Burns' goal for his first point of the series – and the first point by a member of the Sharks' top line of Thornton,
Patrick Marleau
and Pavelski in the three games.
When the Blues beat the Sharks 3-0 in Game 2 on Saturday night, the two teams combined for 132 penalty minutes, including 88 from a nasty brawl at the third-period buzzer that had three fights and two game misconducts. The question approaching Game 3 was whether the two Blues and Sharks would pick up where they left off Saturday at Scottrade Center.
There were a few scrums and no brawls -- just an unaccustomed power-play surge from the Blues, who didn't score three times with the extra man in any of their 82 regular-season games.
"There's no doubt about it, we have to look at it and fix it," McLellan said of his team's penalty kill. "We're not going to reinvent the wheel. We're going to do what we do and we're going to do it better."
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The Alabama Crimson Tide football program held its annual awards banquet last weekend. The press release from UA Athletics with the list of awards and players recognized is below. I've also included my comments on the awards in "Vince's View" below the release.
Alabama Holds Football Awards Banquet
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The Alabama football team held its annual awards banquet Sunday night at The Cahaba Grand Conference Center in Birmingham, Ala.
Alabama head football coach Nick Saban addressed an audience that included members of the team, coaching staff, administration and support staff following the awards session in which he recapped the 2010 season and stated the goals for the upcoming bowl game.
The complete list of award winners is as follows:
Iron Man Award:
Dee Milliner, Josh Chapman, Courtney Upshaw and Michael Williams
Commitment to Academic Excellence Award:
Mark Ingram, Barrett Jones, Brad Smelley, Trent Richardson, Cade Foster and Julio Jones
Outstanding Senior Scholar:
Greg McElroy and Drew Bullard
Unsung Hero Award:
Dre Kirkpatrick, Earl Alexander, Chavis Williams and Dequan Menzie
Outstanding Defensive Performer Award:
Mark Barron and Dont'a Hightower
Up-Front Award:
Marcell Dareus and Courtney Upshaw; and from the offense Barrett Jones and William Vlachos
Most Inspiring Player:
Mark Barron
Defensive Achievement Award:
Robert Lester, C.J. Mosley and Josh Chapman
Offensive Achievement Award:
Chance Warmack, Marquise Maze and Trent Richardson
President's Award:
Nick Gentry, Luther Davis, Darius Hanks and James Carpenter
Special Teams Award:
Brandon Gibson, Will Lowery and Trent Richardson
Defensive Player of the Year:
Dont'a Hightower and Mark Barron
Offensive Player of the Year:
Greg McElroy and Mark Ingram
Pat Trammell Award:
Preston Dial and David Ross
Jefferson County Alumni Association Distinguished Alumnus Award:
Jeremiah Castille
Most Valuable Player:
Julio Jones
Captain Awards:
Mark Barron, Dont'a Hightower and Greg McElroy
Vince's View
The Most Improved Player Award should go to FS Robert Lester. Lester went from a little known (relative to how much Bama fans know about their players) teammate of Julio Jones sliding into a possible starting spot virtually by process of elimination to third in the nation in interceptions (7) and anticipating plays as well or better than even Mark Barron at times.
I agree with the Julio Jones selection as MVP. He has been underrated in his impact to a football game by fans and the media. Defenses have had to account for his presence by rolling safeties to his side. In the run game, he is a devastating blocker. Julio Jones may be the best blocking wide receiver in the country. Once he started putting up big numbers week after week, then people started noticing. Numbers don't always equate to wins. He helped the team win by sacrificing his numbers.
I also think that he was under-utilized, especially this season. Why Alabama didn't throw the ball up to him down the field and let him go make plays is still a mystery. I think Alabama allowed teams to neutralize him more than defenses did on pure talent. Alabama did not take advantage of match-ups when he was in single coverage. Why Alabama rarely used him on jump ball fades in the redzone throughout his career is hard to explain.
One thing that's easy to understand is why he's so good. He was the best player for Alabama in 2010.
Enjoy and appreciate watching Julio Jones at the Capital One Bowl, because as much as you may not want to believe it, it will be his last game with the Crimson Tide. He's projected way too high in the draft to return for his senior season and not leave for the NFL. That's just the way it is these days.
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The canoe trail parking area and boat ramp are located at Milton Memorial Park in the town of Milton. There is a canoe dock at the McCabe preserve where you may secure your canoe while you hike the preserve's trails.
From Wilmington, Delaware (approx. 1.5 hours):
- Follow State Route 1 (SR 1) south, past Milford.
- Bear right on SR 5, heading south toward Milton.
- SR 5 turns into Union Street.
- Follow Union Street into Milton.
- Turn left onto Chandler Road.
- Take first right into the parking area.
From the Beach area (approx. 20-30 minutes):
- Take SR 1 north approximately 3 miles.
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- Before reaching Bridgeville, turn left on SR 16 heading northeast toward Greenwood.
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- Turn left on Wharton Street (turns into Atlantic Street).
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The Supreme Court of the United States issued a stay in favor of the State of Utah today, putting a hold on same-sex marriage and sending nearly a thousand same-sex couples into limbo.
At a press conference this morning in Salt Lake City, interim Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes indicated this move puts Utah's Amendment 3 (which allows for legal marriage between one man and one woman only) back in force. At the same press conference, he acknowledged he did not know how this affects the legal rights of the same-sex couples that married in the state since Federal District Court Judge Robert J. Shelby and the Tenth Circuit overturned Utah law in late December.
The decision whether or not to grant the stay was in the hands of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor who decided to turn to the entire Supreme Court who granted the stay. No dissenting opinion was given.
Reaction to the ruling has been mixed. Utah Governor Gary Herbert issued a statement saying the Court made the "correct" decision. He said, "As I have said all along, all Utahns deserve to have this issue resolved through a fair and complete judicial process. I firmly believe this is a state-rights issue and I will work to defend the position of the people of Utah and our State Constitution."
Joshua Block, attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union issued a statement that said, "Despite today's decision, we are hopeful that the lower court's well-reasoned decision will be upheld in the end and that courts across the country will continue to recognize that all couples should have the freedom to marry."
Today's decision is far from the end of a legal battle that the Supreme Court, the State of Utah and those fighting Amendment 3 want to fast track. It is possible the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals could hear the case as early as March.
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Trading in their Washington Heights neighborhood for a tour of Washington, D.C., more than three dozen low-income teens checked out monuments and colleges in our nation's capital during their recent winter break, thanks to Catholic Charities Community Services-Alianza Division.
The tour, funded through a grant from the New York State Higher Education Services Corporation and collaboration with the High School for Media & Communications and Catholic Charities Community Services-Alianza Division, offered the students a glimpse of a future outside their neighborhood, a reason to study, and a step-by-step outline of how to apply for and get accepted by top-tier universities.
The visit included stops at the Martin Luther King, Jr., Washington and Lincoln memorials, a tour of Georgetown, George Washington and Howard universities and photos and selfies in front of the White House.
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- 12 ounces uncooked lasagna noodles
- 1 pound bulk pork sausage
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 1 jar (15 ounces) Alfredo sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 egg
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 carton (15 ounces) ricotta cheese
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded mozzarella cheese
- Soak the noodles in hot water for 15 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook the sausage over medium heat until no longer pink. Drain noodles; set aside. Drain sausage; add the spinach, Alfredo sauce, salt and pepper.
- In a small bowl, combine the egg and cheddar, ricotta and Parmesan cheeses. In an ungreased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish, layer a third of the sausage mixture, noodles and cheese mixture. Repeat layers twice. Sprinkle with mozzarella cheese.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Let stand for 15 minutes before cutting. Yield: 8-10 servings.
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"Like the other reviews, my family loves this recipe (I've been making it for years). I've prepared this recipe as is and like it, but by switching it up with a bag of fresh spinach and a grated carrot in lieu of the frozen spinach really makes this a stand out lasagna. Once the sausage is browned, I lay the grated carrot and spinach on top of the sausage, cover with a lid and let it wilt for about 5-10 minutes. I then add the S&P and alfredo sauce, and mix. This is one of those recipes that is wonderful right from the oven, but is even better the next day as leftovers. I always get a recipe request when I take this dish to a family or church event. A great way to get spinach and carrots in your "non-veg" eaters too."
"My family loved this recipe. I did change it slightly though; I used 1-1/2 lb. sweet Italian sausage, 2 packages of drained spinach and 2 jars of Prego Alfredo sauce. I had some roasted tomatoes that I'd made and added some of those to the meat mixture. This wasn't that difficult to put together and it would also work well as a half recipe for smaller groups. My husband raved about this recipe and told me not to lose it! Definitely will make it again."
"This tastes just fine. BUT considering the prep I would stick with my traditional lasagna for all the work that went into it. I think it had a flavor more like a quick fix dinner."
"This is one of my favorite lasagnas to make! It is FABULOUS! I use hot sausage and Classico Alfredo sauce ... soooooooo yummmy!!!!! This is comfort food at its best!"
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Yitz Jordan's identity as a black Orthodox Jewish rapper was already a bit complicated. Jordan, known as Y-Love has struggled with his public image for years—and today in an interview published by Out magazine Y-Love revealed that he is gay.
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"I've never been conflicted about my sexuality," Jordan told Out in an exclusive interview this week. "Any conflicts that have come up in my life have come up because of other people's homophobia. I've always known when to be in the closet and when not to."
So why come out now? According to Jordan, he's wanted to tell the world that he's gay for some time, but he was concerned that his "public reputation" would be tarnished and the music career he has fought so hard to carve out in a seemingly intolerant community would be ruined.
"I feel like I've wasted years of my life worrying that it would alienate the community I dedicated my life to as an artist and as a man. But my hope is that it will open their eyes—and hearts."
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I met Jordan, 34, at Jewlicious in 2009, when I was there to discuss my own complicated Jew-ish identity. His story has been passing around my Jewish friends on Facebook today, and I've seen nothing but support (like this from William Daroff).
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Conrad: You'll run him?
Barker: Better than you run me.
Conrad: Target is found partly on the street and partly on the sidewalk. Question is why are you still in one piece?
Barker: Because he's partly on the street and partly on the sidewalk.
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Ellis: When did you start knocking?
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Ellis: We got each other's backs.
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I'm off medication at the medication at the moment, and I wonder what symptoms I shall expect? I feel down, but I don't no if it's because of the high prolactin?
My endo says that a lot of people has a microprolactinoma with no symptoms at all.:o/
I experience fatigue, brain-fog,, nausea, forgetfullness, exhausted and so on.
My endo says that I will cope without medication, but if I get worse, and don't want that?
What symptoms do you other guys have?
I have no period at the moment, headache reguarly, and often a "weird" feeling inside my head.
I get 15 mg Mirtazapine for depression/anxiety and 125 md Euthyrox for low thyroid.
I was on 0.25 mg Dostinex before, and my prolactinlevel was around 450 (50-500)- A weekly dose of 0.5 mg Dostinex didn't bring the prolactin further down...
My prolactin without medicatin is around 1200 (I guess, I'm waiting for new blood tests)
Hope someone can answar. How do you feel with high prolactin?
Lots of greetings
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Prolactin is an antagonist with Dopamine.
With a reduction of Dopamine in the brain, certainly confusion and depression can very defintely occur.
I think there are also secondary Neurotransmitter reactions in the limbic system of the brain.
The Dopamine scouring, in the HPA axis of the brain, can cause some very definite deep, deep depression.
I have a study where there has been a 1.9x increase in the finding of functional pituitary adenoma's in the autopsies of suicide victims.
I've experienced PROFOUND depression in the past few years.
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Thanks Tigerpaws!. I've red the same scaring investigations about prolactin and suicide victims. My endo refuse any connection. He only acknowledges measureable things as lack og periode etc. :o(
Greetings Gitte
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Gitte, I've had three Endocrinologists and they all bristle at the hint of depression.
They all take out their prescription pads and write common antidepressants...and they don't seem to understand that these just don't work (or haven't worked) in my case.
But, I do get relief from the use of the AlphaStim, the Strattera, and the Omega-3 supplements I take. Also, I take a small dose of Chromium Picolinate. That seems to buffer the let down that I used to get after eating...
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I also get extremely exhausted after eating, hadn't figured that it could be due to the prolactinoma? My doctor says that I have "irritable bowel syndrome". Thanks for your good suggestions. I think I might try chrome. I take omega 3 also, besides B6 and calcium, zinc, and multivitamine tablet.
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One suggestion, and I'm thinking of trying this myself in the new year, is the use of Glucophage.
It's a diabetic medication, but it also is good for a function referred to as Insulin Tension. From what I understand, you will generally lose weight on this as it does a cellular metabolic shift.
I'm going to go see the doctor next month and I will let you know how this aspect of this goes.
I'm 30 pounds overweight.
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OK, here is a wild card try going GLUTEN FREE. I did 8 weeks ago. I have lost 19 pounds and so much body swelling (do not know what to call it, just felt thick) I feel really great. Wish I had did this years ago.
You can look it up on the internet under
Celiac or Gluten Intolerance
This diet change could take care of your "irritable bowel syndrome" and some of the other issue you are having.
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Thanks for your good advice.
I have now got the results from my latest blood test. My prolactin level is now 1575 miU/L (50-550), and I'm starting up with Dostinex tomorrow.
I feel awful - terrible heart beat. This night I haven't slept, my heart raced and "cramped" - can it be due to the prolactin?
Is it normal to expect symptoms with Prolactin in this level?
Lots's of greetings
P.S.: Do you think that I can take Mirtazapine (Remeron) together with Dostinex? I can't find anything about interactions. But Dostinex is a dopamin-agonist, so I wonder if it's okay?
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Lamine Thiam Sounds Off On "Drumming"
By Rosa Mei
Copyright 2001 Rosa Mei
NEW YORK -- Lamine Thiam is a tall
and elegant Senegalese dancer, a cross between a gazelle and Giacometti's Walking
Man. Trained at the Conservatoire National du Senegal in Dakar, Thiam has spent
the past eight years in New York, teaching professional dancers and novices the
intricacies of West African sabar and djembe dance. As a teacher, he is gracious,
kind and challenging, the next best thing to liquid sunshine. As a performer,
he is nothing short of dazzling. His long limbs fold into his body at crisp angles.
His legs appear to hang from hinges and shoot up and down with equal amounts of
force. Dancing car pistons. Thiam holds his body loose, joints rotating freely
like marionette parts held together by strings, yet his technique is immaculate,
polyrhythmically precise. He introduces steps not through counts but phonics used
for teaching stick and hand strokes on a drum. "Raz, raz, raz-kisa-ghin, raz-kisa-ghin,
ki-tas." Drumming is an intrinsic part of his dance. "We learn rhythms as we learn
steps. The steps are a part of the rhythm." The Dance Insider asked Thiam to provide
commentary on Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's rhythmically-inspired "Drumming," seen
Thursday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on her company Rosas. His first response
after the show: "I loved it."
Lamine Thiam: What De Keersmaeker
makes is really nice. The dancers are beautiful and the choreography well-structured.
Rosa Mei: What was your initial response
to the work?
LT: When I first saw it, I didn't
understand it. It looked very messy. Then you realize that it is not a mess at
all but well-done choreography. Out of all the chaos, there comes an order. I
like that.
RM: What struck you most about the
LT: The way the dancers travel, the
way they use the space. The spatial patterns are quite intricate. When I see a
piece like that, I learn as well, because the choreography is both complex and
RM: Did you see any similarities
between your style of dance and De Keersmaeker's? Any differences?
LT: I was actually more impressed
by the similarities than the differences. Our vocabularies differ, but in essence
they are very similar. Take for instance the movement where they toss their head
back, fling their arms behind their body and step back with one leg.
RM: At the conservatory in Senegal,
did you train in ballet and modern dance?
LT: Yes, the training was very diverse.
We primarily studied West African dance, but we also learned ballet, modern and
jazz dance. We were taught to appreciate all dance styles.
RM: Did rhythm training play a large
role in your dance classes?
LT: Yes, very much so. But we learn
differently in Africa. We learn more by apprenticing with a company and practicing
with older students. In class, we watch and learn from the masters and practice
the rhythms first without the drum. We must first learn to hear. Then we go with
the drums. The younger, less experienced students do not participate. They stand
on the sides and watch.
RM: De Keersmaeker has her own school
P.A.R.T.S. where students are trained to become thinking performers, meaning they
work towards the actual performance. De Keersmaeker designed the curriculum.
LT: Actually, you can see the strong
training in her dancers. They work quite well as a group.
RM: And what was your response to
Steve Reich's percussive score? He visited Africa in 1970 and began composing
"Drumming" the following year.
LT: I didn't really care for it.
I heard an African drum in it, but it's not really African. Not at all. It comes
from a different source completely and has a bit of an African touch.
RM: So how as a dancer would you
have responded to Reich's music?
LT: If I were to dance to it, I would
first listen for the African beat, then possibly go against the music. Really
anything is possible. African dance has a great deal of improvisation.
RM: A final statement on the dance
as a whole... did it work for you? Were you satisfied?
LT: I thought it was very good. The
dancers, the concept, the choreography.... It made sense to me. What they are
doing is something truly beautiful.
Editor's note: Lamine Thiam teaches
at Djoniba Drum and Dance Center
in Manhattan and is a faculty member of the
Mark Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn. Rosa Mei is a choreographer, dancer,
and web designer, and the Dance Insider's Belgium bureau chief.
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Longest winning streaks of all time
Khan's winning streak began when he was 17; he won the squash World Open five times during that stretch, from 1981-85, and added another title in 1988.
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Really, the LA Galaxy? Ties are not wins and therefore should not be includes in winning streaks. Only soccer fans would thing that this is an accomplishment. All other fans thing that this is a joke!
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Sanderson is the man.
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Nice to see that VerGeer's record was included.
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So you are contending that squash should be considered more than soccer? The most played sport in the world? Awesome. And am glad that all other fans "thing" that it's a joke. I am not a soccer player, but would baseball have been played in a blizzard like the US national team did last weekend?
All of these streaks are amazing in their own right. Well done to all of them.
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This wasn't a carefully researched list, interesting as it may be. Heather McKay, for example, was unbeaten in professional women's squash from 1962 until her retirement in 1981, during which time she won 16 consecutive British championships (the effective World Championships, though not named as such). That's a much, much more impressive record than Jahangir Khan's. And the longest winning streak in sporting history is usually regarded as belonging to the New York Yacht Club, which successfully defended the America's Cup against all challengers from 1857 to 1983.
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Project List - Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
Type of Project: Equipment
Functional Emphasis: Teaching
Project Name: Health Science Building Expansion
Description: The expansion will allow this program to grow and flourish with new science labs, a lecture hall with state-of-the-art equipment, classrooms, offices, storeroom and multimedia center. The new science labs will allow us to remove them from the current location. Major repair to our swimming facility, to include a new water system, heat circulation system, flooring and chemical storage.
Bond Proceeds: $2,800,000
Total Amount of Project: $2,800,000
Type of Project: Renovation
Functional Emphasis: Teaching
Project Name: Performance Center/Music/Theatre
Description: Remodel of Commons Hall, which is one of the original four buildings on campus. The project would include an auditorium for recitals, faculty offices, and practice rooms. The renovation of the Commons Hall will replace the building destroyed by fire in 2000.
Bond Proceeds: $2,500,000
Total Amount of Project: $2,500,000
Type of Project: Renovation
Functional Emphasis: Teaching
Project Name: Renovation and Restoration of the Science Building
Description: Renovate to convert the existing Science Building into a state-of-the-art high-tech center. Moving the Science labs to the Health Science Building expansion will enable us to convert these areas into classrooms, faculty offices and computer labs.
Bond Proceeds: $700,000
Section 13 and Section 13 Offset Funds: $900,000
Total Amount of Project: $1,600,000
Total - Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
Bond Proceeds: $6,000,000
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The Hebrew term for President, "Nasi", comes from the Bible. The Hebron-resident sons of Heth addressed Abraham as "a Nasi of God you are among us." The heads of the tribes of Israel were also called Nesi'im
During the Second Temple Era and throughout the Mishnaic and Talmudic eras, "Nasi" was the title of the head of the Sanhedrin - the man leading the high religious and judiciary authority among Jews in the Land of Israel.
The first Zionist Congress bestowed the title of "Nasi" upon Binyamin Ze'ev Herzl, the founder of the World Zionist Organization.
In his book "Altneuland" Herzl laid out his vision for the Jewish state, and envisioned a congress being able to choose a President, or Nasi, once every seven years. The President's role, according to Herzl, would be largely ceremonial, he would be above political strife and would stand for national unity.
Upon the foundation of the State of Israel the Provisional State Council decided on May 16, 1948, following the recommendation of the Provisional Government, to elect Dr. Chaim Weitzman, who had served for many years as President of the World Zionist Organization, as "President of the Provisional State Council." In the final days of the War of Independence, after the elections for the Founding Assembly (which was the first Knesset), the Knesset on February 17 elected Weitzman as the first President of the State of Israel.
The conception of the Israeli legislator as to the President of the State, expressed at the deliberations of the constitution committee of the Provisional State Council, was that: "The roles of the President will be those of a non-partisan Head of State, who represents the country and the people as a whole, inwardly and without" (From the platform for debate at the Constitution Committee, which formed part of the proposed constitution composed by Dr. Leo Cohen).
In 1951 the Service of the President of the State Law 5713-1951 was passed. This law dealt not with the powers of the President of the State, but only with his term of service and manner of election.
On June 16, 1946, the Knesset passed "Basic Law: The President of the State".
The choice of President is in the hands of the Knesset members, and thus would appear to be political. However, the symbolic and representative meaning of the institution of the Presidency has had the effect of ensuring that the presidents elected were usually men of high spiritual stature, who had contributed to the Zionist endeavor and to the State, and have won much favor among all sectors of the nation.
Many of the world's Jews regard the President not just as the President of the State of Israel but as the President of the Jewish People.
The President acts by virtue of his personality and position to represent and speak for Israel to heads of state, senior figures and institutions around the world.
The President's actions are geared at strengthening mutual commitment among the citizens of Israel, identification with the State and its official emblems, social cohesion, national pride, and ties between Israel and the Diaspora; to nurturing moral values, equality and peace throughout society, improving ties between the Jewish majority and the minority populations, and to encourage Israeli culture and creativity.
The institution of the Presidency is a complementary institution in the structure of the regime in Israel, and the President is tasked with roles and powers that other governmental institutions cannot take upon themselves, both at times of stability and in times of crisis and dispute. The power of the President of the State is derived in large part from his being non-partisan, and his being a symbol of national unity representing the core values of the State.
The Supreme Court had this to say about the institution of the Presidency in its decision:
"The President represents the State, and its moral and democratic values… In his role he represents a non-partisan official nature, and the lines that connect and unify the various streams of Israeli society. In his personality he is supposed to reflect the good, the beautiful, the moral and unique aspects of the public in Israel. He is supposed to serve as a model and an example through the manner in which he fills his role, as well as in his personal conduct." (SC case 5699/07 Doe (a) vs. the Government Legal Counsel).
· Section 1 of the Basic Law defines the status of the President as Head of the State.
· Any Israeli citizen who is a resident of Israel is eligible to be nominated for President of the State.
· Ten Knesset Members are allowed to nominate a candidate for the position of President of the State.
· The President is elected by the Knesset by secret ballot, and following his election he swears allegiance before it.
· The President's term in office is seven years. In the past (until the law was amended in 1998), the term was five years, and it was possible to be elected to more than one term).
· Basic Law: The President of the State anchors the independence of the President of the State, and bestows substantive immunity regarding anything connected to his duties and powers. This immunity extends after the President's term as well. The meaning of this immunity is that the President does not answer to any court regarding anything in the course of his duties or the use of his powers. The intent of the substantive immunity is to protect the status of the President as the head of state, above the other branches of government. In addition to the substantive immunity, during his term in office the President enjoys procedural immunity, and cannot be put on trial while his term is in effect.
Basic Law: President of the State enumerates a series of duties and powers granted to the President of the State, including:
The signing of laws;
Filling the duties reserved for the President in Basic Law: The Government;
Receiving a report from the government on its meetings;
Credentialing the diplomatic envoys of the country and receiving the credentials of diplomatic representatives sent by foreign countries to Israel; Credentialing the State's consular delegates and upholding the appointment of consular delegates sent by foreign countries to Israel;
Signing treaties with foreign countries approved by the Knesset;
Carrying out any duty reserved to the President by law regarding the appointment of judges and other officials and removal of same from office.
In addition, the Basic Law gives the President the authority to pardon convicted offenders and commute their sentences.
The Basic Law goes on to state that the President "Shall carry out any other duty and enjoys any other power reserved to him by law."
Many of the President's powers are ceremonial powers in nature, but some are unique powers which leave issues to the discretion of the President of the State.
The power most identified with the President is the power of clemency. As mentioned above, the President has the power to pardon criminals and commute their sentences. Entailed in the power is the authority to limit the prison term of life prisoners. In the execution of this power the President is given wide, unique, and independent discretion.
It should be noted that the Criminal Registry Law and Returnees Regulation also grants the President the power to shorten the limitations and expunging periods set by law.
Another power left at the discretion of the President is that set by Basic Law: The Government, to appoint the members of Knesset to form a government, following consultation with the representatives of the parties in Knesset.
In addition, as mentioned above, there is a long list of laws reserving other powers and duties to the President, the main ones of which are as follows:
Appointment of judges, kadis, rabbinical court judges and military judges, which have been chosen by the selection committees set in law, who swear allegiance before the President prior to their appointment.
The appointment of the Governor of the Bank of Israel, the president of the National Academy of Science, members of the council of the Chief Rabbinate, members of the assembly of the Broadcasting Authority, members of the Higher Education Council, members of the National Council for Civilian Research and Development, members of the council of the Prisoner Rehabilitation Authority, the president of the "Israeli Red Magen David" society, trustees and members of the Wolf Fund board and others (selected by the appropriate authorities set in legislation).
According to the Encouragement of Ethical behavior in the Public Service Law, 5752-1992, the President is empowered to give letters of commendation to those whose complaints were found to be based in fact by the legally appointed authorities, for their contribution to maintaining ethics in public institution in Israel.
According the Knesset Law 5754-1994, the President opens a new session of the Knesset.
Basic Law: The Government
Basic Law: Jurisprudence
The Criminal Registry Law and Returnee Regulation 5741-1981
The Release From Prison On Parole Law, 5761-2001
The Defense of the Public from Sex Offenders Law, 5766-2006
The Crime Victims Rights Law, 5761-2001
The Knesset Law, 5794-1994
The Encouragement of Ethical behavior in the Public Service Law, 5752-1992
The Rabbinical Judges Law 5715, 1955
The Druze Religious Courts Law, 5723-1963
The Kadi Law, 5721-1967
The Military Tribunals Law, 5715-1955
The Chief Rabbinate of Israel Law, 5740-1980
The Bank of Israel Law, 5770-2010
The Israeli Broadcasting Authority Law, 5725-1965
The Israeli National Academy of Science Law, 5721-1961
The Higher Education Council, 5718-1958
The National Council for Civilian Research and Development, 5763-2002
The Prisoner Rehabilitation Authority Law, 5783-1983
The Red Magen David Law 5710-1950
The Israeli Center for the Advancement of Human Culture, 5719-1958
The Wolf Fund Law, 5735-1975
Basic Law: The President of the State
Basic Law: The President of the State
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Welcome to the official website of the President of the State of Israel, Mr. Reuven (Rubi) Rivlin. Soon you will be able to find information about the activities of Israel's tenth President, the institution of the Presidency, the President's duties and the official residence in Jerusalem, also known as the President's House.


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Five members of the Abilene High School Band stopped by the KTXS studios Tuesday morning to bring a little holiday cheer to the Big Country.
The musicians are participating in City Sidewalks, an event where multiple fine arts groups from Abilene ISD will perform throughout Abilene on Tuesday, Nov. 27.
City Sidewalks takes place the same day as the KTXS Christmas Lights Parade. The Parade will be at 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 27 in downtown Abilene. It will also be broadcast on KTXS.
One AISD Center will also be open to the public that evening. It is located at 241 Pine St. The building will be one of the sites for musical performance.
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MARRICKVILLE Council has joined a global boycott of Israel over its occupation of the Palestinian territories. It is believed to be the first Australian local council to do so.
The Greens and Labor-dominated council voted 10-2 to cut links with organisations that support the Israeli occupation, and ban any academic, government, sporting or cultural exchanges with Israel.
The Greens councillor Cathy Peters, who put the motion at last week's meeting, said the council was representing the feelings of its multicultural community and its sister-city relationship with the West Bank city of Bethlehem.
Vivienne Porzsolt of Jews Against the Occupation welcomed the move to put pressure on Israel.
But Vic Alhadeff of the Jewish Board of Deputies, said the boycott was ''an exercise in rank hypocrisy that has everything to do with local politics and nothing to do with the realities of the Middle East''.
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Overdue and over budget
It may cost $2 million more for stadium project
The rest will be used to pay for a number of key items, including the repaving of parking lots and fencing, that had been stripped out of the project earlier to offset other rising costs.
In addition to busting its $4 million budget, the project is running more than a year behind schedule, project officials say. A final price and completion date is still two weeks away.
The city is waiting to find out how much it will cost to deal with a host of unforeseen circumstances, ranging from the cracked facade and interior walls to silty soil shifting under the foundation.
"No question I'm disappointed, but we've got to do this safe and we've got to do this right," said Mayor Neil M. O'Leary. "At this point, that looks like it's going to take about $2 million."
The soil problem forced Waterbury Development Corp., the city development arm and project manager, to hire a new architect and to commission a redesign, said director Todd Montello.
Although every option remains on the table, O'Leary said that it is unlikely the city will go after the former architect, BL Cos., for any money required to complete the grandstand renovation.
"Going to court would cost us as much money as we might hope to win, and it would cost us a lot of time," O'Leary said. "At this point, we just want to get it done, and done right."
At the new architect's urging, WDC removed the concrete slab flooring, carted off the unstable soil and razed the interior walls that had cracked from years of settling on shifting ground.
Once additional funding is approved and temperatures rise, the contractor, Dayton Construction Co., will truck in new compacted fill that can support new footings, walls and aluminum decking
City officials say that all the playing fields, including the main baseball diamond, will be usable this year, with construction trailers for changing rooms and portable toilets if needed.
In May, after he gets the final redesign drawings and pricing out of the architect and contractor, Montello will seek additional funding from the Board of Aldermen to cover the funding gap.
The city hopes the state will chip in $966,000 to repave parking lots, replace the sidewalks and curbs, and install fencing, signs and lighting — all of which had been previously cut to save money. Rep. Jeffrey J. Berger, D-73rd District, whose district includes the stadium, submitted a request to add the new funding to a bigger bond bill that will be up for a vote by May 5.
If successful, Berger would rely on House Speaker J. Brendan Sharkey, D-Hamden, to tack it to the next State Bond Commission agenda, which would essentially guarantee it would be funded.
Berger, himself the deputy speaker, said he is confident he will secure at least some of the funds, if not all, for the final phase of the project, which so far has cost $6.7 million.
The grandstand renovation is the third phase of what had been touted as a seven-year, $6.7 million renovation. The city's share of that project total was to be $2.5 million, with the rest from the state.
O'Leary said it is still far too early to know exactly how much all the project corrections will cost, much less know the city's share of the cost or the impact on the average taxpayer.
The first phase of the project included the installation of a new synthetic turf field at the football stadium. In 2009, the state agreed to pay for a new light system.
The grandstand phase, which project officials now hope will be wrapped up by spring 2015, also includes a new scoreboard, dugouts, backstop, sound system, bathrooms and locker and training rooms.
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Bulldoze It wrote on Mar 23, 2014 6:59 AM:
Art Vandelay wrote on Mar 23, 2014 8:26 AM:
Oliary wrote on Mar 23, 2014 9:24 AM:
Heads need to roll. "
Well Done wrote on Mar 23, 2014 2:19 PM:
wtbywtchdog wrote on Mar 23, 2014 10:11 PM:
I said from the beginning that some type of minor league or contract needed to be in place before this renovation began. Really it should be investigated there is no way it was in that bad of shape. "
Atombom wrote on Mar 24, 2014 5:12 AM:
Atombom wrote on Mar 24, 2014 5:32 AM:
Art Vandelay wrote on Mar 24, 2014 7:19 AM:
conservative1 wrote on Mar 24, 2014 10:30 AM:
Bid the job. post a bond. If you don't live up to the contract, pull the bond. Sue them. period. "
LEO55 wrote on Mar 24, 2014 12:39 PM:
Sandy Socks wrote on Mar 24, 2014 4:20 PM:
Leo, Frankies already owns the rights to the concession stand. They got it in a long term sweetheart deal with a Republican mayor.
This newspaper did a great expose on the subject. Minor league teams need the concession stand revenue to help break even. But since Frankies owns all the concession rights, no minor league team will consider moving to Waterbury.
So that's why we don't seen minor league league baseball in Waterbury
I'm suprised the WTBYWtchdog didn't mention that!!! But then, I have a feeling he only knows right from wrong for those he opposes. Not his friends. "
wtbywtchdog wrote on Mar 24, 2014 10:19 PM:
I have no friends in this City. I didn't mention it because I did not know how long the lease was and I try to stick with facts I know. I would point out though that food is not the only concession. "
conservative1 wrote on Mar 26, 2014 7:43 AM:
Who wrote and signed this contract? Hold them personally responsible for this. Was it Atty Wihbey? Who? "
Sandy Socks wrote on Mar 26, 2014 9:29 PM:
The Hills deals was between Goggins and Bergin. Goggins got a long term, very friendly (meaning low annual rent) lease. In return, he sunk a bunch of money into the Hills to turn it from a club house serving beer and hotdogs to golfers into an upscalevery successful restaurant.
Yeah, it turned out into a sweetheart deal because of the long lease Goggins was given. But unlike the Stadium/Frankies deal, no one got hurt.
With Municipal Stadium, Waterbury area residents lose out because now no minor league baseball team will come to waterbury. Like I said, baseball teams in the past would give away tons of complimentary tickets. Then make some of their revenue back with concessions.
The thing is, many times stadium users would go to Frankies after the game anyway. Plus, did you ever try getting a hot dog at a high school football game there. It takes at least a quarter so you miss much of the game.
Bottom line is maybe the City didn't get the most they could have out of the Hills Restaurant deal but the City didn't get hurt like they did with the Stadium deal. "
conservative1 wrote on Mar 29, 2014 12:28 PM:
Doesn't matter which party runs the city, The big players are friends to both sides.
Funny how Ciazzo complained how much city workers make while he was slipping the city the hot dog. "
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Mallory Dreyer
Lambert broke the MVC Outdoor Championship record and his own MVC all-time record with a winning heave of 67.22m (220-06), his third career MVC hammer throw victory.
The Salukis are seeking their first MVC title since 2010.
Southern travels to Oxford, Miss., next weekend for the Ole Miss Invite.
Southern took a combined seven event titles.
Competition begins Friday at 4 p.m. with the hammer throw.
2012 MVC Outdoor Championships
Did not compete in the indoor season...Threw javelin in seven meets outdoors...Scored at the MVC Outdoor Championships (sixth place) with a season-best 38.43m.
Did not compete in indoor season...Threw javelin in six outdoor meets...Finished in the top-three three times...Had back-to-back second-place finishes in the javelin at the Illinois State Dual and the Indiana State Pacesetter...All-MVC in the outdoor javelin with her third-place finish at the MVC Outdoor Championships.
Indoor: Competed in the 400m at two meets... Outdoor: Placed seventh at the MVC Championships in the javelin throw with a mark of 122-02 (37.23m)... Competed at four other meets in the javelin throw... Notched a fifth place finish at the Joey Haines Invitational
Prior to SIU
Attended SIU-Edwardsville for two seasons before transferring to Southern Illinois...Won the javelin throw at the 2010 WKU Hilltopper Relays with a mark of 123-5...Also set a personal-best in the high jump at the Missouri Invitational with a height of 4-10.50...Redshirted first season due to injury.
High School
Four-time all conference honoree at Marion High School in track...Three year letter winner in cross country and four year letter winner in track & field...Named to the All-State Academic team...Lettered three years in basketball and soccer...Ran track & field for the Marion Swamp Fox Track & Field Club, where she competed in three national AAU Track meets...Placed eighth at the 2007 AAU national track meet...Attended same high school as former Saluki track standout Cameron Wright and SIU Hall of Famer Ray Fosse.
Born on May 10, 1990, in Carbondale...Daughter of Dwayne and Brenda Dreyer...Father is a manager for FedEx...Majoring in exercise science and biomechanics...Has one brother, Bryan.


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The second annual 2013 Burton High Fives presented by MINI will take place at Cardrona Alpine Resort in Wanaka, New Zealand from September 8th – 13th. The six-day invitational marks the start of Burton's Winter 2014 Global Event Series and is a key stop for Olympic hopefuls on the road to Sochi.
This year's unique competition brings together 60 of the world's top snowboarders for halfpipe and slopestyle contests, along with Kiwi-inspired, adventure-filled off-snow team challenges. Here's a quick look at this year's schedule in New Zealand:
2013 Burton High Fives presented by MINI Competition Schedule
Sunday, September 8th: MINI Track Challenge
Monday, September 9th: Off-Snow Team Challenges
Thursday, September 12th: Slopestyle Finals
Friday, September 13th: Halfpipe Finals
To kick things off, on Sunday, September 8th, High Fives competitors will participate in the MINI Track Challenge, a speed, style and skill-focused challenge to drive MINI Countryman ALL4 & MINI Paceman Cooper S vehicles at Highlands Motorsport Park in Cromwell, Central Otago. On Monday, September 9th, riders will be divided into 12 teams to compete in adrenaline-packed, off-snow challenges in the adventure capital of the world. New this year is a New Zealand-inspired farming event with exotic wildlife and other top-secret Kiwi thrill sports that will be more exciting than ever.
Next up, classic snowboarding events will take center stage with riders competing in world-class slopestyle and halfpipe competition from September 12th - 13th. The top three men and women from each discipline will take home a piece of the $80,000 USD prize purse. And based on individual and team performance during all on and off-snow events, the top overall team of riders will take home an additional cash prize. More info on how to vote for your favorite team will be available soon.


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What better way to celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Beatles coming to America than by experiencing a recreation of The Beatles performing live in concert with the band, 1964 The Tribute. It's been 30 years since 1964 was formed and the Beatles tribute band is still going strong as evident by their show in Anaheim, California last Saturday.
What makes 1964 different and exceptional when compared to the countless number of Beatles tribute acts around is the fact that they specialize in the Beatles' touring years from 1964 to 1966. They are one of, if not, the best at replicating the Beatles' vocals, speaking voices, attire, musicianship and mannerisms specifically during those early years in the Fab Four's career.
1964's repertoire consists of approximately 50 numbers that The Beatles played while on tour ranging from songs on the "Meet the Beatles" to "Rubber Soul" albums. One of the highlights is their unique medley of "Love Me Do," "Thank You Girl" and "Please Please Me."
Host of LA's Breakfast with the Beatles radio show on 95.5 KLOS, Chris Carter, acted as the emcee of the evening at Pearson Park Amphitheatre where 1964 has played in previous years. Largely an East Coast/Midwest band, 1964 ventures out to the West Coast a few times a year playing at dynamic venues including Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado.
Back on the East Coast, 1964 The Tribute is known for their annual show at Carnegie Hall in New York, now going on their 13th year. In February, they played a special set of shows at the Deauville Hotel in Miami, Florida on the very same stage where The Beatles performed live on The Ed Sullivan Show.
After 30 years, the group has gone through several personnel changes. Two original members are still performing with the group: Mark Benson who plays a dead-on harmonica-playing John Lennon, and Tom Work who, after a long absence, returned to play George Harrison. Sadly, Gary Grimes, who played the original "Paul" for 25 years, died in 2010 from cancer.
While it's hard to fill Gary's shoes, Mac Ruffing does a great job impersonating Paul McCartney authentically playing the bass left-handed. Drummer Bobby Potter may not bear as strong a resemblance to Ringo Starr as former member Greg George, but he still matches up in terms of musicianship.
As Mark Benson told Daytrippin' Magazine in 2000: "Once every couple of months, we'll videotape ourselves to see if we're staying on track, just to see if we can brush up on something. There's always a natural drift, and we're aware of that. But when you're in the suit, with the same boots and the same guitar and the other guys are too, it's almost foreign to act any other way. We do work hard at it, but the best compliment we get is that it doesn't look like it. That's a good barometer for us, because we want it to look natural. We want people to get caught up in the illusion and even believe it for a little while."
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Having a wedding on Cocoa Beach or Melbourne Beach is a beautiful experience. The soft powdery sand, the picturesque waves and the cool breezes give your wedding a touch of paradise.We offer all inclusive wedding packages on Cocoa Beach and Melbourne Beach. We offer complete wedding photography, video, guitar players, arches and decor and complete wedding officiant & minister services ( licensing, keepsake marriage certificate). All photo and video is done by award winning wedding photographers in Cocoa Beach, WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY AT LEU GARDENS WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY AT THE GRAND BOHEME ORLANDO WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY AT THE BALLROOM AT CHURCH STREET STATION WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY AT DISNEY WORLD >FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHY IN MELBOURNE FLORIDA PHOTOGRAPHERS IN MELBOURNE FLORIDA Florida Jennifer Werneth Photography. http://beachsidephoto.comhttp://beachweddingsoncocoabeach.comOrlando PhotographersEngagement photography in Orlando Melbourne Beach Properties,Inc
Web Id: NOO14329625
Published on NOLA.com 6/12. Updated 6/12.
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