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Book your room at Ibis Birmingham New Street Station
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Located in the heart of Birmingham, this hotel is steps from Chinese Quarter and Arcadian Centre. Bullring Shopping Centre and Alexandra Theatre are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
A restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a snack bar/deli are available at this smoke-free hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include self parking, meeting rooms, and dry cleaning.
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Ibis Birmingham New Street Station21 Ladywell Walk Arcadian Centre Birmingham England B5 4ST
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Hotel Amenities
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. 5 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Ibis Birmingham New Street Station is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 159
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Meeting rooms 5
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour front desk
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 4
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Computer station
- Free WiFi
- Luggage storage
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Bar/lounge
- Laundry facilities
- Snack bar/deli
- Restaurant
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Private bathroom
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Television
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Shower only
- Desk
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Ibis Birmingham New Street Station has a restaurant on site.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Check-out time is noon
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- Pets allowed for an extra charge of GBP 10 per pet, per night
- 1 per room
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: GBP 8.95 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: GBP 10 per night
- Pet fee: GBP 10 per pet, per night
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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- Ibis Birmingham Centre New Street Hotel
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Dodge, Gillian & 'Jack': QPR will be EASY!!!
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KYOCERA Supplies 6MW of Solar Modules for Solar Power Plant in Italy
Becomes largest installation of Kyocera modules in Italy
KYOTO, April 28, 2011 — Kyocera Corporation (NYSE:KYO)(TOKYO:6971) announced that it has supplied approximately 6-megawatts (MW) of the company's multicrystallin silicon solar modules for a large-scale solar power plant near Turin, Italy.
The large-scale solar plant in Cigliano (Piedmont region), with an output of approximately 6MW, is the largest installation in Italy to have been equipped with Kyocera solar modules. In total, 13,920 215-watt modules (KD215GH-2PU) and 12,900 235-watt modules (KD235GH-2PU) were used for the plant which is operated by the Italian company ENERMILL Energie Rinnovabili s.r.l.
In recent years, more and more solar power plants have been built around the world, and Kyocera has notably shipped more than 50MW of modules for three large-scale power plants in Spain, and agreed to supply modules for a 204MW project in Thailand. Furthermore, data collected from three of these plants in Spain (Dulcinea: 28.8MW; Salamanca: 13.8MW) and Thailand (Korat: 6MW) show that the company's modules are exceeding the installers' own original power output estimates — demonstrating the high performance and reliability of Kyocera's products.
Kyocera first started R&D into solar energy technology in 1975, and from that point on has continually pursued the enhancement of quality and technology. Kyocera hopes to apply its many years of experience and know-how in the solar industry to supply high-performance modules that can help to contribute to the prevention of climate change.
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About KYOCERA
Kyocera Corporation (NYSE:KYO)(TOKYO:6971) (http://global.kyocera.com), the parent and global headquarters of the Kyocera Group, was founded in 1959 as a producer of fine ceramics (also known as "advanced ceramics"). By combining these engineered materials with metals and plastics, and integrating them with other technologies, Kyocera has become a leading supplier of solar power generating systems, telecommunications equipment, printers, copiers, electronic components, semiconductor packages, cutting tools and industrial ceramics. During the year ended March 31, 2011, the company's net sales totaled 1.27 trillion yen (approx. USD15.3 billion). The company is ranked #604 on Forbes magazine's 2011 "Global 2000" listing of the world's largest publicly traded companies.


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CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. — Authorities will take three days off a New Jersey inmate's sentence after he rescued an animal shelter worker from a pit bull attack.
Justin Peggs was working off a 45-day sentence for assault at the Cape May County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center in Middle Township when the dog sank its teeth into Kathleen James' thigh.
James told The Press of Atlantic City the 22-year-old inmate heard her cries and jumped on the dog, holding it down until the staff could subdue it.
James was given stitches in three different places from the bites and the dog was euthanized. The pit was mild as James walked it into the kennel on Sept. 17, but its temper flared when it saw other canines barking and growling, The Press reports.
Responding to James screams, Peggs -- who had been stocking shelves nearby -- pinned the dog to the ground and restrained it until other workers got a noose pole.
Peggs is participating in the Sheriff Labor Assistance Program, which allows him to complete his jail time by working nights or weekends for the county.
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When singer Demi Lovato clashes with fellow judge Simon Cowell on "The X-Factor," she's never intimidated. Lovato has a far more formidable ally in her corner.
She harbors a strong belief in God, she says, seated on a chenille couch in the business center of a Beverly Hills hotel.
In spite of her prestigious awards, Billboard-cresting hits and massive popularity, Lovato has had her own cross to bear.
Three years ago she went into rehab for an eating disorder and what she calls "self-harming problems." While she was there, she discovered she also suffers from a bipolar disorder.
"Every time something happens and I want to throw in the towel and give up or go back to my old ways -- my destructive behaviors -- even if I don't want to believe in God, he shows himself to me," she says.
"I'm blessed that I can see it. But there have definitely been times when I'm mad and don't want to see it, and then he's just, 'Hey, you can't ignore me. I'm here.' And there are too many signs. And I'm, like, 'OK, I trust you. Just help me get through it.' And then I get through it. And I'm sitting here today -- no matter what happens, I always trust in him. And I'm good," she smiles.
Lovato began performing when she was just a tyke. "I first went onstage when I was about 4 or 5 years old. It was a talent show in my school, but I remember being in the audience and performing for those people and even though some of them were just my friends and it wasn't a concert of anything like that, I still loved being up there and performing, even just for my family."
An astute mentor on Fox's "The X-Factor," which recently returned for its third season, Lovato's also an actress, songwriter and director. She'll reboot her acting skills in several episodes of "Glee" when it returns to the network this fall.
"I had my first job when I was 8 years old on 'Barney & Friends,' " she recalls. "And back then I was stepping into an environment where I didn't know anybody and I was working.
"Instead of going to school with 150 kids, it was going to work with 150 adults and 10 other kids, so I had to get used to that. So I just kinda learned at a young age," says Lovato.
"People always told me I had an old soul, and I always connected better with adults than I did children when I was younger," she says.
With concerts, tours and countless public appearances it would seem that Lovato is fearless. Not so, she says, laughing. "There are things that scare me. I'm always worrying about my family and friends and how they're doing and life is so short -- so I'm always worried about my little sister, if she's OK. She's in gymnastics and I'm always, 'Don't hurt yourself.' But my fears aren't anything that are typical. I don't love spiders, but I like snakes. I'm not afraid to fly. I would go sky diving if I could."
Lovato, who just celebrated her 21st birthday, has worked most of her life and has reconciled with the price of fame.
"The hardest thing is sometimes it's hard to maintain privacy," she says. "But at the same time, it comes with it. It is what it is. People are only going to be able to know as much about me as I let out. So sometimes I do wish I could go to Disneyland and did not have to worry about anything or go to the mall without paparazzi or whatever. But I'm OK with it. It's a sacrifice. And I'd rather reach out to millions of people, young women, and boost their self-esteem and help them with mental illnesses and things like that than have a superprivate life. If that's the sacrifice, then I'll make it."
Another blow came two months ago when she lost her father to cancer. Devoted to her stepfather ("He's my rock"), she was estranged from her father before his death. "He had mental illnesses and for so long I resented him for his problems," she confides.
"It wasn't until he passed away that I realized it wasn't his fault. And he wasn't a bad person. So I'm making it a point now to help others and try to take away the stigma from mental illnesses. I'm bipolar myself. But just because I'm bipolar doesn't mean I'm crazy or I'm a bad person. The same thing with other mental illnesses. I'm trying to take away that stigma so people can just get help and not worry about what others think."
Rehab was only the beginning of a renaissance, she thinks. "I feel like my life has changed so much since then. I've opened up new doors and my life just keeps evolving and I just keep trying to get better."


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New Belgium Festival Raises Almost $118,000
Clips of Faith, New Belgium Brewing's traveling philanthropic beer and film festival, recently wrapped up its third successful season, raising $117,656 for local nonprofits (see the city breakdowns below). Approximately 16,400 people came out for homemade films and handmade beers as the tour visited 18 cities across the country. All proceeds from beer sales benefit local nonprofit partners and over its three-year run, Clips of Faith has raised approximately $208,650.
During each event, people were able to watch amateur films, try New Belgium's Lips of Faith beers (http://www.newbelgium.com/beer) and enjoy food from local vendors. Alternative transportation was encouraged and an average of 20 percent of attendees rode bikes to the show. In addition, each event had a zero waste goal, diverting, on average, 83 percent of the waste from landfills.
"We appreciate the hospitality we experienced in each city on the tour," said Christie Catania, Clips of Faith Manager-at-Large. "We had a fantastic lineup of films, awesome partners and we feel fortunate getting to share our nights alongside friends across the country. Our favorite part is working with our local nonprofit partners, to help them raise money for causes that better the local community."
The creative team at New Belgium Brewing reviewed and chose the films that went on tour. All selected filmmakers received a custom New Belgium gift and had their films screened in all 18 cities.
If you are a filmmaker, or an aspiring filmmaker, and would like to be part of New Belgium's 2013 Clips of Faith tour, entries will be accepted January 1 – April 15 at www.clipsoffaith.com.


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SPRINGFIELD – The United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Illinois Farm Service Agency (FSA) State Executive Director Scherrie Giamanco reminded farmers and ranchers the USDA's Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) general sign-up will end on June 14.
Giamanco also announced the restart of sign-up for continuous CRP, including the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP), State Acres for Wildlife Enhancement Initiative (SAFE), the Highly Erodible Land (HEL) Initiative, the Grassland Restoration Initiative, the Pollinator Habitat Initiative and other related initiatives. Sign-up for continuous CRP began on May 13 and will continue through Sept. 30.
"As always, we expect strong competition to enroll acres into CRP, and we urge interested producers to maximize their environmental benefits and to make cost-effective offers," said Giamanco. "CRP is an important program for protecting environmentally sensitive lands from erosion and sedimentation, and for ensuring the sustainability of our groundwater, lakes, rivers, ponds and streams. Through the voluntary participation of our farmers and ranchers, CRP helps us to protect our natural resources, preserve wildlife habitat and bring good paying jobs to rural America related to hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. "
Giamanco encouraged producers to look into CRP's other enrollment opportunities offered on a continuous, non-competitive, sign-up basis.
Producers enrolled in CRP plant long-term, resource-conserving covers to improve the quality of water, control soil erosion and develop wildlife habitat. In return, USDA provides participants with rental payments and cost-share assistance. Contract duration is between 10 and 15 years. Currently, 27 million acres are enrolled in CRP through 700,000 contracts on 390,000 farms throughout the U.S., with enrollment in 49 states and Puerto Rico. Contracts on an estimated 3.3 million acres will expire on Sept. 30.
For more information on CRP and other FSA programs, visit a local FSA service center or www.fsa.usda.gov.


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Check out WWE® Superstars John Cena®, CM Punk® this weekend at Chicago Comic Con! Fans used to seeing WWE® Superstar John Cena® do his best work on "Monday Night RAW" on the USA Network can find out what he's like in person this Thursday night. Cena will appear as a special guest at Wizard World Chicago Comic Con, Thursday August 9, kicking off the event by meeting fans, signing autographs and posing for professional photo ops from 4-8 p.m.
WWE® Superstar CM Punk® one of the biggest names in the WWE® will make his way to Wizard World Chicago Comic Con this Saturday, August 11th, from 12:30pm – 6:30pm & Sunday, August 12th from 11:30am – 1:30pm.


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- RIPE NCC Awards Youth Fellowships to Internet Governance Forum
As part of an ongoing effort to increase youth participation in the global dialogue about Internet governance, the RIPE NCC offers fellowships that allow young people from the RIPE NCC service region to attend regional Internet Governance Forums (IGFs). Thanks to these fellowships, Thijl Klerkx (19) from the Netherlands and Ana Kakalashvili (20) from Georgia attended the second Arab IGF, which took place this week in Algeria.
- RIPE NCC Member Update October 2013
The RIPE NCC Member Update October 2013 is now online.
- Draft RIPE NCC Activity Plan and Budget 2014
The Draft RIPE NCC Activity Plan and Budget 2014 is now available for members to review.
- Results of RIPE NCC Survey 2013
The Oxford Internet Institute (OII) report on the results of the RIPE NCC Survey 2013 is now published. The full report also contains the raw data with all statistics and responses to open questions.
- Archived: 90th Executive Board Meeting - Summary and Minutes
The RIPE NCC Executive Board held its 90th meeting on 27 August 2013.
- Archived: RIPE NCC Roundtable Meeting Discusses IETF, Internet Security and RIPE Policy Development
The RIPE NCC hosted a Roundtable Meeting for Governments and Regulators on Tuesday, 10 September 2013, in Amsterdam, bringing together around 30 participants from governments, regulators and the Internet technical community.
- Archived: Netnod Selected to Host RIPE NCC "Warm Node"
On 1 July 2013, the RIPE NCC issued a call for organisations willing to host a "warm node" able operate some of the RIPE NCC's critical services in case of a major disaster in the Amsterdam area. In response, we received expressions of interest from 88 organisations, of which 22 submitted a full Request for Proposal (RFP).
- Archived: RIPE NCC Commits Additional Support to the Internet Governance Forum
The RIPE NCC has announced that it will provide 50,000 USD in financial support for the upcoming Internet Governance Forum (IGF) event in Bali, Indonesia.
- Archived: RIPE NCC Responds to UN CSTD Questionnaire on Enhanced Cooperation
In late 2012, the United Nations General Assembly invited the Chair of the Commission on Science and Technology for Development (CSTD) to establish a working group to examine the mandate of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) regarding "enhanced cooperation".
- Archived: RIPE NCC General Meeting October 2013: Registration Open
The RIPE NCC General Meeting (GM), which will take from October 16-17 2013 at the Athenaeum Hotel in Athens, Greece. The GM takes place alongside the RIPE 67 Meeting, which runs from 14-18 October.


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Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin says he supports a plan to bring F-35 fighter jets to the Air National Guard base at the Burlington International Airport.
Shumlin says Vermont should be honored to host the F-35. He calls it a commentary on the quality of the Vermont National Guard.
The Air Force is considering a proposal to base between 18 and 24 of the planes in South Burlington.
But residents and officials in some of the communities near the airport aren't as supportive. The F-35 is louder than the F-16s currently based in Burlington.
Vermont Public Radio reports the governor feels the additional noise will be offset by their faster speed so the noise won't be audible for as long and the F-35s emit less pollution.


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ESSEX -- Richland beat Clarkton with the deep ball Friday night, hitting 13 three-pointers in an impressive 83-70 victory.
Standout Sherome Cole led the attack with six treys, finishing with 28 points overall. Josh McMullin contributed three from downtown and scored 23 on the night.
"The kids are coming on," said Richland coach Jimmy Lincoln. "We played back-to-back games, and I'm very pleased with our effort on both nights."
Man for man, Richland was no match for the Reindeer, who boast a frontcourt of a 6-foot-9 center and two 6-4 forwards. All three are foreign exchange students.
"They were a very big team, and just sat in a 2-3 zone," explained Lincoln. "We had trouble penetrating it, but they let us shoot threes. We got really hot in the second half. Once we started moving the ball and making the zone shift, we started getting good, open looks."
Richland hit 10 trifectas in the second half, and outscored Clarkton 20-17 in the third quarter and 20-13 in the fourth.
David Mathis led all Reindeer scorers with 29 points. He scored 22 in the first half, but McMullin's defensive pressure made him non-factor in the final two periods.
"We're not going to complain about our size anymore," said Lincoln. "We went to a 1-3-1 look, and really used our high post man to kick the ball out to the wings. I was proud of the effort."
Behind Cole and McMullin, Scott McGarity scored nine points for Richland and Travis Nelson contributed seven.
For Clarkton, Tyler Miller scored 12, followed by Jerry Jones with 11 and Jovan Jovicic with 10.
Richland (9-12) will travel to Bernie on Tuesday. Clarkton (13-7) will compete in the Tri-County Conference Tournament starting Monday.
PORTAGEVILLE -- Two Southeast Missouri Class 2A heavyweights collided Friday night with Portageville beating Charleston in overtime, 56-48.
The Bulldogs outscored Charleston 16-14 in the first quarter and 10-9 in the second frame. After a 12-12 stalemate in the third quarter, Charleston finished the game on an 8-5 run to force overtime.
Portageville regrouped in the bonus period, hitting 6-of-7 free throws down the stretch to pull out the win.
"Our shots fell and we hit our free throws," said Portageville coach Jim Bidewell. "We just kept plugging. It was one of the most physical games I've ever coached."
J.T. Williams had a banner day for the Bulldogs, scoring a game-high 19 points while pulling down 17 rebounds.
"J.T. has played phenomenal for me the last couple of weeks," said Bidewell. "He has really come into his own. I can't say enough good things about him. He is really stepping it up on the inside. In fact, a couple of kids on our team are getting mad at him because he's even taking rebounds from them. He's playing top-notch basketball right now."
Eric Booker was also productive, scoring 16 points. For Charleston, Jordy Mixon led the way with 14 points. Ashton Farmer finished with 11.
"It was good to win," said Bidewell. "This was our last home game, so we're glad for our seniors. It was kind of an ugly game. Neither team shot the ball real well -- it was kind of a grind-out."
Charleston (13-7) will host Cape Central on Tuesday.
Portageville (21-2) will travel to NMCC on Friday.
"I think our kids are wanting to play, and (NMCC) will be ready for us," said Bidewell. "In order to beat them, we're going to have to play a near-perfect game. They're capable of blowing you out of the gym too."
RISCO -- Bell City's rampage continued on Friday night as the Cubs blistered Risco, 90-51.
Bell City had 11 players contribute to the final score and knocked down nine 3-pointers as a team.
"We're heading in the right direction," said Bell City head coach David Heeb. "We are probably peaking at the right time of the year."
Eric Henry led Bell City's offense with 26 points, followed by C.J. Hadly with 19 and Kenyon Wright with 17.
Dominitrix Johnson contributed 10.
"We really shot the ball well," said Heeb. "If Kenyon Wright and Jason Rampley shoot the ball like they did tonight, we're going to be tough to beat. When they're on, we've got five kids on the floor that can score in a hurry."
Luke Carter led Risco with 17 points, followed by Greg Landers with 15 and Kyle Carlisle with 11.
Bell City (19-5) will take the week off before hosting Scott Central on Feb. 19. Heeb has no fear of a letdown.
"The guys are smart enough to know what time of the year it is," said Heeb. "Getting in this position has kind of been a two-year process for us. They've invested so much, I don't think they're going to let this chance slip by. They're focused on getting to the district and doing well."
CHAFFEE -- For the third straight game, Chaffee's defense held its opponent under 50 points. But this time it was good enough for a win as the Red Devils defeated Oak Ridge, 55-38.
"We finally got the offense rolling," said Chaffee coach David Mirly. "We attacked the glass really hard and got a lot of offensive rebounds. We also hit our jumpshots and got a lot of layups. We ran a different offense, and it created some easier shots for us."
Andrew Horrell scored 21 points and Josh Lamer contributed 10 in the win.
"Horrell and Josh Lamer both really stepped it up tonight," said Mirly.
Clayton Ruesler iced four 3-pointers and paced Oak Ridge with 14 points. Chaffee (5-15) will host Delta on Tuesday while Oak Ridge (7-14) hosts St. Vincent.
KENNETT -- Action got a little out of hand Friday night in Dexter's 69-59 win over Kennett.
Four technical fouls were called between the two team, and there was a double-foul late in the fourth quarter.
Chris Hyten and Chris Carr led the Bearcats with 17 points each. Julius Taylor pace Kennett with 14. Tishaun Carter contributed 12.
Dexter (20-3) played Caruthersville on Saturday at Three Rivers Community College in Poplar Bluff.


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MONROE -- Police are investigating whether a Monroe man used a tire pump to beat a pair of toddlers, one so badly the child bled.
Ivan J. Belardo, 37, was booked into the Snohomish County Jail for investigation of two counts of third-degree assault early Monday morning. The arrest came after his ex-girlfriend discovered bruises on her twin 22-month-old boys.
Bail was set at $500,000 Monday.
Belardo was baby-sitting Sunday for the woman, who was dropping off a friend across town.
When she returned, the woman called 911 and reported that the boys had their diapers off and were covered with bruises. One of the toddlers had signs of bleeding from his penis, court papers said.
Belardo told police he was looking for diapers to change the boys when one of them hit him in the groin with an aluminum bicycle tire pump.
Belardo claimed the toddler hit him hard enough that his penis bled, Monroe police reported.
At that point, Belardo said he "just lost control," and added the boy "looked as if he meant to do it," court papers said.
The 6-foot tall, 195-pound man said he hit one boy three times with an open hand, "but the amount of serious injury and bruising to both 22-month olds was consistent with the possible use of the tire pump itself," police wrote.
The man blamed his reaction on drugs. Belardo said he injected heroin three times during the day, including within two hours of the alleged attack on the boys, according to court papers.
Belrado was taken to a hospital to have his injury evaluated before being booked into jail.
The children were taken to Valley General Hospital in Monroe for evaluation, Monroe police spokeswoman Debbie Willis said.
Willis said the boys' mother immediately called police. She was gone less than 35 minutes. "It doesn't appear she was gone long," Willis said.
Child Protective Services has been notified. Police took the bike tire pump as evidence.
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Paranormal Case Files of Great Britain Volume 1
By Robinson, Malcolm
From the publisher's website: Ghosts and hauntings… these words convey to some individuals an in-depth fear of the paranormal. The chilling thought that deceased persons have in some cases returned from the grave to once again appear, if only in shadowy forms, and to fill us with fear of their grimly presences, is a fact that few seriously minded persons can now dismiss.
Strange tales of ghosts and hauntings can be found from all corners of the earth and records show that accounts of ghostly presences go well back into antiquity. As a researcher on the paranormal, Malcolm takes from his files incredible tales of ghosts and paranormal events. He also shares with us his own ghostly encounters of which he has had more than his fair share. This book covers some amazing cases from haunted council houses to haunted castles. Malcolm brings forward personal accounts from people who have had first hand dealings with ghosts. Their testimonies will shock and in a court of law these would be hard to dismiss.
In this, his second book, Malcolm clearly shows that evidence can be found of ghosts that will make even the biggest of sceptics sit up and take notice. Britain is known worldwide for its ghostly tales and this book contributes to the growing testimony that shows that whatever we may think ghosts are, there is no denying that, come what may, they are real - as the cases from frightened witnesses in this book clearly show. A stunning and frightening look at some of Britain's ghostly case files. Read on if you dare.
Paranormal Case Files of Great Britain, Healings of Atlantis, August 2010. ISBN: 978-1-907126-06-2


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Glen Andresen's In-Game Commentary at Calgary
Wednesday, 01.19.2011 / 7:40 PM CT / Minnesota Wild | Features
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Oh hi there State of Hockey legion! You're looking well. What's it been, 19 or 20 hours since we last danced the online tango known as live in-game commentary on Wild.com? I hope you didn't miss me too much, but I will confess, I really missed you. I wanted to call, but didn't want to come on to strong. But let me just say, I'm so glad we're back together on back-to-back nights as the Minnesota Wild boys get set to do battle with the Calgary Flames.
Last night, our boys took care of those punks in Edmonton, and it all happened with me parked on the davenport in my Como Park palace. So I see zero reasons to change things up tonight. I've got my dog holding down the other end of the sofa so it doesn't tip over, and we'll be good to go. Before we begin, I just have to make a few predictions because I'm trying to keep pace with the Star Tribune's Mike Russo, who apparently has made 133 consecutive correct predictions. I've got my work cut out for me, but here goes: Martin Havlat turns the trick tonight. Chuck Kobasew buries a couple. Mikko Koivu and Matt Cullen both have multi-point games.
Oh, I almost forgot. Niklas Backstrom blanks the Flames in his first game action since 2010. That's right homeys. Backstrom is back in net, and might I say, it's just in the Nik of time? Boom! Nailed it. Anton Khudobin, who was stellar over his last two starts, will assume backup duties tonight.
Cody Almond will once again watch tonight's game from the press box as a healthy scratch. It looked like he'd get some game action tonight, but the instigation call on Brad Staubitz from last night was wiped out and he won't be suspended. Guillaume Latendresse (abdominal), Marco Scandella (concussion), Jose Theodore (hip) and Marek Zidlicky (shoulder) are all out of the lineup tonight.
As for the unis, the Wild will once again pull on the road whites for the second night in a row. The Flames are going with the home reds trimmed in black, gold and white with the burning "C" on the chest.
It looks like King of Queens is over, and we're set to go after a third straight victory. Bring it.
Period 1
18:29 - The Wild ices the puck for what I believe is at least the fourth stoppage in the first 90 seconds. We might be here til 3:00 a.m. tonight, to which I say, no problem. The longer the better.
17:23 - Yet another whistle, but at least it comes on a chance for the Wild as Antti Miettinen cranks a slap shot from the right circle but Miikka Kiprusoff gets the waffle glove up and hods on to the rebound.
16:35 - MIN 1 - CGY 0 - Havlat is well on his way to a hat trick tonight. In fact, he's on pace to score 15 goals tonight, although that seems a little far-fetched. He can thank his center Kyle Brodziak for doing the dirty work along the boards and then diving in the right circle to poke the puck over to Havlat on the left side. As he does so often against the Flames, Havlat finds the back of the net. He now has 15 goals and 26 points in 26 regular season games against Calgary, and he's scored four goals in six games against the Flames this season.
13:56 - MIN 2 - CGY 0 - I really enjoy these two-goal leads before 10 minutes have passed. I doubt I'm alone in that camp. The Wild power play gets its first chance of the night and it wastes no time. From the point, Cullen feeds the puck down to Koivu in the right circle. With room to shoot, Koivu fires a laser through traffic that beats Kiprusoff up high and pads the Wild lead. What a start for the good guys!
5:43 - The Wild comes within inches of going up by three as a Havlat centering pass from behind the net hits a skate and goes right to Pierre-Marc Bouchard who's standing eight feet away. His initial backhand is stopped by Kipper, but Bouchard continues to hack away at the loose puck and puts it off the post. The puck sits about two inches from the goal line, but the Flames netminder drops his stick and pulls the puck back with his blocker glove, just barely keeping it out.
0:00 - Two-goal leads after one period are the way to go. I strongly advise the Wild to do it every game from here on out. The pooch and I are going to take care of some business outside. See you in a few.
Period 2
19:10 - The Flames really didn't threaten Backstrom in his first game back during the first period, but they get a decent chance early in the second. Niklas Hagman has some speed going into the Wild zone and he fires a hard, low shot, but Backstrom nicely kicks it away.
18:41 - Former Alaska Anchorage Seawolf Curtis Glencross will get a well-deserved five minute major after he just smokes Clayton Stoner from behind and sends him headfirst into the endboards. Stoner is extremely slow to get up, but the good news is he does get up, and he slowly makes his way to the bench. A big opportunity awaits the Wild here for five minutes.
15:24 - This is easily Calgary's best chance of the night. Alex Tanguay makes a pretty pass from the slot down to the left of the net where Matt Stajan puts a pefect tip on it, but Backstrom stays with it and stuffs him.
8:43 - Jay Bouwmeester, the NHL's current Iron Man with 471 consecutive games played, unloads a rocket shot from the point. Usually, Backstrom just lets pucks hit him because he's so well-positioned, but he needs every inch of his left leg to stretch out and make a pinky toe save.
4:38 - Former Wisconsin Badger Rene Bourque unloads a slap shot that hits traffic and misses the net wide. But the puck bounces hard off the backboard and bounces into the crease where it hits Backstrom's pad and slides perilously in the crease. Koivu alertly helps out and sweeps the puck out of the danger zone.
1:37 - MIN 3 - CGY 0 - Boom! Tough actin' John Madden comes up with a huge goal in the closing minutes of the second. Chuck Kobasew takes repeated shots from a shallow angle but Kiprusoff stops each one. Andrew Brunette steps in and goes to his office behind the net, He flips a perfect centering feed to Madden at the top of the crease, and he puts it right through the body of Kiprusoff for his seventh of the year. The other John Madden might say, "If you can get in a position to score goals, you're going to score goals." And Pat Summerall would be quick to say, "Yes."
Period 3
17:12 - MIN 4 - CGY 0 - When the enemy tries to come up for air, you step on their head. That's what the Wild is doing here as Cal Clutterbuck just unleashes a wicked wrist shot that whizzes past the blocker of Kiprusoff and underneath the crossbar. He doesn't have many goals that just slide over the goal line. Most of them zone in on the water bottle on top of the cage. That's a team-leading 14th goal for Clutter, and that's a career-high.
13:44 - It hasn't been a fun night for the Flames fans or their players. In the neutral zone, Anton Babchuk winds up and drills a slap shot toward the Wild zone, but he puts it right off his own teammate, Mikael Backlund, who goes down in a heap.
12:40 - Even though he's the one getting hit, Clutterbuck just blows up Adam Pardy who tries to level him in the corner. Clutter acts like he doesn't see him, but just lifts the shoulder at the last instant and sends Pardy flailing into the endboards. Damn, he's fun to watch.
10:01 - A mad scramble in the Wild crease ends up with Pardy getting the puck in the low slot. He finally beats Backstrom with a wrister but clanks it off the iron.
8:37 - I haven't mentioned Backstrom enough tonight, but what a return to the net for the Wild netminder. He continues to thwart any attempt at a Calgary comeback, this time by cleanly picking a high shot by Mark Giordano with the blocker and the glove.
7:56 - MIN 5 - CGY 0 - It's officially a rout. The Wild puts this one out of reach, and I almost feel bad for the Flames fans at this point. The Wild has played well. The Flames have looked horrendous. I don't feel too bad though, and neither does former Flame, Kobasew. After a turnover in the Calgary zone, Madden fires a shot on goal. Kiprusoff makes a kick save, but a delicious rebound pops to Kobasew who dives for it and whacks it in. He still needs to score another one or he's going to make me look like an idiot.
2:52 - MIN 6 - CGY 0 - Mercy! The Wild continues to pile on and the boys are making it look easy. Clutterbuck shows he can make a play in addition to firing wrist rockets and drilling guys into the glass. He makes a slick backhand pass to Havlat cutting to the net, and Marty easily finishes it off. Marty is another guy who might be letting me down tonight. He better back up my prediction of a hatty or I'm going to look like an idiot...again.
0:00 - Not a bad road trip so far, eh? The Wild plays back-to-back games in Alberta and heads back to the States with four points in hand. If you're about to check the standings, I've done that for you. The Wild is in sole possession of ninth place, just one point behind Colorado and Chicago, who are both tied for seventh. Buckle up, y'all!


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Pictures: Jab Tak Hai Jaan premiere - The best and worst dressed celebrities!
The special screening of Shahrukh Khan's movie Jab Tak Hai Jaan, that was held in Mumbai recently, was a lavish bash. JTHJ is the last directorial offering by late legendary filmmaker Yash Chopra. So, as a last tribute to this great man, many Bollywood stars had graced the event.
Stars like Amitabh Bachchan with wife Jaya, son Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Hrithik Roshan and wife, Madhuri Dixit, Aamir Khan, Randhir Kapoor and many more were present at the do.
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Embrace Me
When I discovered romance at the age of fourteen, there were still very distinct roles for heroes and heroines. Men were men, women were women, and that was that.
Heroes often came across as strong, powerful - even aggressive with their shrinking virgins. They always handled the deflowering, and the heroine's willing permission was beside the point. It was an odd way to be introduced to sexuality. Only time and changing mores softened this harsh approach to a love that would last a lifetime.
The modern woman wanted and demanded more from her man, and romance had to adapt. Masculine dominance gave way to equal partnerships. Sullen brooding faded out, replaced by an emotional connection of the head, the heart, and the body.
Now we see teasing and playfulness between the sexes, and recognition that both bring something vital and unique to the equation. There's no longer an urgent need to get married, but rather, a mature wish to bond with the right person.
I see these changes as a good thing. Our longing for romance hasn't changed so much as it's evolved. So have our heroes. We've seen the emergence of more complex beta heroes, those secure enough in who they are they don't try to control the heroine, but rather instinctively support and protect her. He won't step over her to fight her battles, but he's got her back and he's gearing up for the fight, if, and when, she calls.
The beta males we see now can have their painful histories, but they're not emotionally crippled by them. They're survivors and lovers, parents and partners. They can be best friends too. They won't always agree with their heroines, but they will always support and respect them. Who wouldn't love that?


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Brown Enterprises, where the variety of power sports products and agricultural machinery is second to none. A dealer for Arctic Cat, eXmark, Gehl, Husqvarna, Massey Ferguson, Simplicity, Stihl, Mahindra and Rayco product lines, we are the best source in for all your machinery, OEM Parts and accessories. We are family-owned and operated with three locations in South ...
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War Horse
by Michael Morpurgo
War Horse Chapter 12 Summary
How It All Goes Down
- Their new job is to haul a giant gun around with four other horses: Heinie, who must be the butt of all jokes; Coco, who puts the you know what in horse's you know what with his baditude; and two golden Haflingers who don't have names.
- The horses have to work in horrible conditions, trudging through deep mud that rubs raw the skin on their lower legs.
- Both Heinie and Coco are killed, Heinie by illness and Coco by flying shrapnel.
- Even strong Topthorn gets ill, and comes down with a brutal cough. We hope this cough doesn't mean the same thing as every other cough in literature and movies: certain death!


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Education& Training – Interns and Residents
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Each year, interns as well as second and third year residents compete three weeks on the Geriatrics Inpatient Service, under the supervision of one of the Section of Geriatrics attending physicians. Residents and interns see patients in the clinical setting as well as in the home and in nursing homes. Primary care interns also participate in a specially designed outpatient rotation that includes faculty mentorship, home visits and participation in interdisciplinary primary care.
Geriatrics Ambulatory Rotation Basic Schedule
This is a sample schedule, which may give a better idea of what the day to day activities are like during the Geriatrics Ambulatory Rotation. Regular clinic times are preserved, and the clinicians with whom the residents work know this schedule. Throughout the three weeks spent in Geriatrics, the trainees work in a variety of settings. The following is an example of a week during this rotation. In addition to these activities, the residents are given supplemental readings on topics such as fall prevention and routine screening methods in older adults to supplement the clinical experiences.
Mondays: Both residents work in the Geriatrics Ambulatory Care Clinic with Dr. Heidi Auerbach and Dr. Lisa Caruso.
Tuesdays: Both residents will make home visits with Dr. Serena Chao.
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American and allied military planners are outlining plans for a force that would remain in Afghanistan after 2014 following the handover to Afghan security and include a small counterterrorism force with an eye toward al-Qaida, senior officials tell The New York Times.
Under the plan, the American counterterrorism force might number fewer than 1,000, the Times quotes one military official as saying. NATO forces also would advise Afghans at major regional military and police headquarters but likely would have a minimal battlefield role, with the exception of some special operations advisers, the Times reported.
One option for overall numbers of American and NATO troops after 2014 calls for about 10,000 American and several thousand non-American NATO troops; The Wall Street Journal called this the "midpoint" of the initial proposals from senior American commander in Afghanistan Gen. John Allen.
As one of his last acts as top commander there, Allen is expected to submit a recommendation for how quickly to begin withdrawing the United States' 66,000 troops, the Times reported. The paper added that two U.S. officials involved in Afghan issues said Allen wants to keep a significant capability through autumn 2013, which could translate to a force of more than 60,000 troops, though the White House is expected to ask Allen to submit a range of options for drawing down forces next year, including some involving substantial reductions in troop levels.
The United States has opened talks with the Afghans on a security agreement that would authorize an American troop presence in Afghanistan after 2014, the Times notes, and American officials will need to define what role American and NATO forces might play.
In addition, NATO's military planners also are developing a concept for how to carry out the post-2014 mission, which is to be approved by the alliance's defense ministers early next year, according to the report.
The post-2014 planning has to take into account difficult questions such as how to guard against the expansion of terrorist groups and advise an Afghan military that has little airpower, poor logistics and difficulty evacuating and treating its wounded, the Times noted. But it also will be dependent on the willingness of allied nations to contribute troops and funds.
It is generally expected that the post-2014 NATO mission would advise seven regional Afghan Army corps and several regional Afghan police headquarters, the Times reported. The arrangement would largely insulate the NATO advisers from the battlefield, though officials told the paper that advisers might accompany Afghan brigades on major operations.
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Thread: RIP Tony Soprano
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i'm keeping an eye on the gov's atrocious efforts to make Americans less independent and forcing us to depend on the feds.
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[QUOTE=brewengineer;173680]He did more with his life than you. I guess he has that going for him. When you die, will anyone miss you? Serious question.[/
I'm not some famous actor whose character promoted crime and killing, I'm just a regular joe who volunteers his free time to help people who are less fortunate.
The only thing my personal life lacks is watching TV and mindless consumerism, and yes plenty of people will miss me. Seriously.
I only posted to this thread to point out the pathetic irony that people are consumed with mourning the death of a famous actor but no one seems to care about the death of our civil liberties.
Call me what you will, but this is a surf forum, and I'm not the shmuck who posted on James Goober's death.
BTW there is no discussion in the press of his drinking, smoking, and stuffing his face with salami and can oils that lead to the massive heart attack of such a young man.
Lower your flags at half mast for that guy? Yeah right.
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conflating this subject with any political, social, or civil issue makes little sense. perhaps the most pathetic irony here is criticizing the thread for relevance, while simultaneously injecting multiple other irrelevant subjects into it.
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MATTHEWS - Marine Corporal John Aaron White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis J. White of Matthews, has completed three months of highly intensive training with an officer candidates class at Quantico, Va., and has been commissioned a second lieutenant.
SIKESTON - Miss Kathy Hahs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hahs of Sikeston, was crowned queen of the District Explorers ball held at Charleston.
SIKESTON - C.E. Stauffer celebrated his 100th birthday doing some of the things he loves to do, capped off with a little dancing with his wife and friends at a senior citizens party. "Charlie," as his friends call him, was guest of honor at the party at the Elks Club.
PORTAGEVILLE - The Portageville boys basketball team read aloud a Bible verse (I Samuel 17:49) in its locker room following Saturday night's dramatic 60-58 double-overtime win over Cardinal Ritter in Class 2A quarterfinal action. No kidding. Then the team, all on one knee and huddled in a circle, paused for a moment of silent prayer. After that special moment, Bulldogs coach Jim Bidewell stood, wiped his brow and released a great sigh of relief.


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The Pakistan Sugar Journal (PSJ) focuses on the areas of agriculture related to sugar, milling and processing. The printing of research papers in the Pakistan Sugar Journal started back in 1985. The research papers published so far in the Pakistan Sugar Journal amount to 416, covering most of the areas on agriculture milling and processing. Research work published in the sugar world is also abstracted. It is distributed to various research organizations, universities and sugar mills in the country and abroad.
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Authorities made a major drug bust Friday after a 20-mile car chase.
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Errors in Judgment Probably Triggered BP Disaster — but Whose?
It's become apparent that errors in judgment of workers on the Deepwater Horizon drilling platform probably caused the explosion that destroyed the rig and triggered a huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
But whose errors were they? Was BP, Transocean or Haliburton to blame?
BP has told congressional investigators that a "fundamental mistake" is the most likely cause of the gas blowout that destroyed the Deepwater Horizon. Workers on the rig continued with work to complete the well that is now gushing oil into the Gulf despite clear warnings of a "very large abnormality" in pressure tests. These results signaled that cement sealing the well may have failed, and a dangerous gas bubble had built up in the wellbore. The workers who overlooked the warnings may have sealed the rig's fate.
After a month of obfuscation about what actually happened the night of the disaster, these are welcome revelations. But that's where the clarity ends. BP's testimony to Congress apparently did not identify who was responsible for making the decision to push ahead with the well despite the dangers, or why they chose that course of action.
So the finger-pointing continues.
BP argues that most of the drilling work on the rig was conducted by Transocean, with oversight from a handful of BP managers. The responsibility for cementing and completing the well lay with oil-services company Haliburton, BP says.
Meanwhile, Transocean and Haliburton say they were was acting precisely in accordance with BP's instructions. There is no question that BP is the party ultimately responsible for whatever happened on the rig, they say.
Until the U.S. authorities investigate and reach their own conclusions about what really happened the night of April 20, everything is speculation. But when light is finally shed on the incident, three key points will determine who will get the blame and pay the financial cost for an immense disaster.
Firstly, why did the cement in the well fail, allowing a dangerous pocket of gas to build up? Was it a poorly executed cement job? Or was it a poorly designed well, as some industry observers are speculating?
Secondly, who decided to overlook the worrying results from pressure tests in the wellbore and allow a gas bubble to blast up to the surface and trigger a huge explosion that incinerated 11 men, destroyed the rig and triggered one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history?
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Sterling's Link to U.K. Inflation Weakens
It seems a long time ago now but, back in the innocent days of conventional monetary policy, consumer price data releases in the U.K. were blue riband events for sterling investors.
It was only natural that they should be. After all, the annual increase was targeted by the Bank of England and so had a direct bearing on policy settings. CPI breakdowns were anxiously parsed for interest rate cues.
However, we live in more interesting times.
To be sure there remains an official CPI target of 2%; but it's been missed for 24 months straight, even if January's 3.5% rise was the lowest since November 2010.
However, sterling markets let it pass with hardly a shrug.
Now you might argue that investors had more important things to worry about Tuesday morning, caught as they were between Moody's overnight decision to give the U.K.'s top-notch credit rating a negative outlook, and Wednesday's release of the BOE's Inflation Report.
However, as analysts at CitiFX pointed out, in any case the relationship between U.K. inflation and sterling performance has changed considerably over the past few months.
For a long time, above-target inflation was seen as an effective deterrent to any more unconventional monetary policy; any expansion of the quantitative easing program that has so far seen the BOE conjure up £325 billion. That's the largest program relative to national GDP of any country.
Now, investors feel it clearly matters little what inflation does; they'll get interest rates near zero and continued QE for the foreseeable future, until the economy revives.
"This perception seems to have changed now, not least because of the BOE's determination to look through the current bout of high inflation and focus on the projected sharp drop in price pressures ahead as a justification for more monetary easing," Citi said.
Indeed, sterling's performance was also mixed after the BOE extended that QE program by £50 billion last week. The pound fell against the dollar, its Canadian cousin and the Swedish krona, but remained strong against the euro, the Australian dollar and the yen.
Moreover, the BOE itself has said that further declines in headline inflation ahead could be supportive for the U.K. economy as real incomes are restored; we may not get pay rises, or anything like them, but at least the rise in the cost of living will slow.
So, high inflation won't stop stimulus, and weakening inflation could be good for the U.K. economy thanks to its effect on household budgets and, possibly, therefore, good for sterling too.
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SEBRING - A 12-foot snow slide is one of the new attractions at this year's Winter Fest, Highlands County's annual homage to fun in the snow - all for a good cause.
This is the ninth year Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the Sun Coast is putting on the event, set from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Sebring International Raceway.
There also will be a pile of "real snow," organizers promise, along with laser tag, 10 inflatables including a rock wall and a two-man jumper, carnival games, video games by GameOn, and hamster water balls.
Admission is $5 a person and parking is free. Kids 3 and under enter free.
Several vendors will serve food, local singers will provide entertainment, and visitors can mingle with local K-9 units and first responders along with Toby's clowns.
Big Brothers and Big Sisters Community Resource Director Kiko Vasquez said Winter Fest, which started off as Snowfest, is the group's biggest fundraiser.
They match kids in Highlands and Hardee counties with mentors. The money raised at the event goes toward the mentoring program, Vasquez said.
Mentors are serving more than 100 children in the two counties, Vasquez said, but around 70 are on a waiting list to be matched.
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WINTER PARK, Fla. - "There is a terrible stillness when death comes, but the quiet when a master musician dies is deafening." - Pat Zeiler, close friend and colleague of Matthew Bryant
Dr. Matthew Oliver Bryant, 49, formerly of Charleston, Mo., died at 5:30 p.m. July 3, 2004, in Orlando, after a short illness.
He was born Jan. 3, 1955, in Cairo, Ill., to Fern Anselm Bryant of Charleston and the late Gilbert Oliver Bryant.
While growing up in Charleston, Matthew's musical talent was quickly recognized and nurtured under the teaching of Bess Latimer and Hazel Bouler. At a young age he assumed the role as one of Charleston's key musical resources and unselfishly dedicated himself to developing his God-given talent serving as organist for his parish church, St. Henry and also the Charleston United Methodist Church. He was an accompanist for many area vocalists, performed at innumerable area school, civic and social occasions and demonstrated his broadening ability and skill in the organization of a band, "The Texas Benders" that entertained locally for several years.
A 1973 graduate of Charleston High School, he graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in music from Murray State (Ky.) University. In 1980 after completing his master's degree in organ performance at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, he began his professional career in Tampa, serving at St. Jerome and Christ the King parishes. Matthew accepted the organist position at St. Mary's Cathedral in Miami in 1983, completing an organ renovation in time for the visit of the Holy Father to Miami in 1987. He served as principle organist for all liturgies surrounding that visit.
A gifted organist, he was featured in a Miami Herald article entitled "Pipe Dreams" in July 2001. He performed for Pope John Paul II, both in Miami and in Rome; and also performed for cardinals, Archbishop John Clement Favalora and his predecessor, Archbishop McCarthy, international heads of state, national officials, many dignitaries and celebrities including a request to serve as the organist for the funeral of Jackie Gleason. But Matthew's most important audience was the worshiping assembly that he served on any given Sunday over the last 30 years.
In 1990, he moved to the Church of the Little Flower in Coral Gables as director of music. He assisted the pastor with a complete architectural renovation of the church sanctuary, including the present organ. In 1993, upon completion of the project, Little Flower was selected as the church for the nationally televised Easter Mass celebrated by Archbishop Edward McCarthy and featured Matthew as choral conductor and principle organist. During his time at Little Flower, he also completed a doctorate (ABD) in choral conducting at the University of Miami, and toured with his choirs in England, Germany, Austria and Hungary.
Matthew was called to return to St. Mary's Cathedral in 1995 as director of music where he resurrected the Cathedral Arts Concert Series, featuring local, national and international artists. He founded a professional choir, Sine Nomine, composed of local professional musicians that was regularly featured in the Cathedral Arts Series and functioned as a resident performing ensemble. He toured Italy with this ensemble in 1996. His Christmas Eve Concert and the Midnight Mass that followed were broadcast to Cuba in 1998. Again his skills were required for a complete renovation of the present cathedral organ.
Dr. Bryant championed multi-culturalism. All liturgies under his direction at the Cathedral were celebrated in four languages: English, Spanish, Creole and the traditional language of the Roman Church, Latin. He was an expert musical arranger and a composer when necessary, carefully overseeing all translations and every piece of music for worship. When he made the move to St. Mary Magdalene in the Orlando diocese, he was an immediate consultant to the diocesan Office of Worship and the Cathedral of St. James. His expertise was required especially in Creole music for the Mass of Welcome for Bishop Thomas Wenski when he relocated from Miami to Orlando.
Matthew's love of music was never ending. In April of this year he began the pursuit of mastering the cello for use in his church ministry. A member of the American Guild of Organists and the National Association of Pastoral Music, he was a renowned musician, performing recitals internationally.
Matthew was an extremely private person, perhaps because of the public nature of his work. He returned to his hometown only once as a professional musician, when he was invited as guest artist in 1999 for the dedication of the Byrd Memorial Wicks Pipe Organ in the new sanctuary of the United Methodist Church.
Surviving in addition to his mother are: one brother and sister-in-law, Mike and Shirley Bryant of Charleston; three sisters and brothers-in-law, Maria and Arnie Lanners of Wright City, Mary Alice and Bob Miller of Charleston and Tudy and Tim Kennedy of Prairie Village, Kan.; and several nieces and nephews.
One sister, Margie Abner, preceded him in death.
Visitation is from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at McMikle Funeral Home in Charleston, where prayers will be recited at 7 p.m. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Henry Catholic Church in Charleston with Monsignor Richard Rolwing, senior priest in residence at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Sikeston, serving as celebrant.
Burial will follow in the Texas Bend Cemetery near Charleston.
Pallbearers will be: Andy Bryant, Aaron Rapert, Tory Gunn, Jim Gabriel, David Slaughter and Jim Rolwing.
Honorary pallbearers will be: Junior and Mollie DeLay, Sara and Pete Story, Dot Secoy, Sandie Harper, Cynthia Westerhold, Mary Katherine Branum, Mary Ann Clayton, Kim Jobe, Larry Bohannon, Beth Ohmes, Jayna Holley, John Coon and Cam Newlon.
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