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Jack DeJohnette Byrdcliffe Barn Woodstock, NY August 13, 2016 When the lights went out, the power came on. Drummer Jack DeJohnette was scheduled to give a solo piano concert at the Byrdcliffe Barn--a century-old wooden structure-turned-concert venue--that had been part of the original Byrdcliffe Arts Colony in Woodstock, N.Y.--but ten minutes before show time, following an ear-splitting crack like a boxful of M-80s exploding at once, the barn was flooded ...read more
Black Art Jazz Collective: Black Art Jazz Collective - Presented By The Side Door Jazz Club
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Michael Musillami/Rich Syracuse: Of The Night
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Harry Allen's All Star New York Saxophone Band: The Candy Men
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Remembering Dominic Duval
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Dave Stryker: Eight Track II
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Nissan North America983 Nissan Drive, TN 37167 Internet United States of America
Nissan North America Nissan North America Transmission failure at 67,000 miles Internet
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*Consumer Comment: No free repair on your 6+ year old car
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The vehicle has lost transmission power at 67,000 (low) miles. This has caused a financial burden due to the large balance owed to GM Financial and Im unable to drive the car. This has placed me in a situation were Im forced to purchase another vehicle, pay local taxes and carry full insurance coverage on a car that will not operate to its full capacity. The car is grounded to avoid a deadly accident to myself and potential innocent victims.
I did not purchase an extended warranty due to my previous excellent experience with two other Nissan vehicles. I was thrilled to have purchased the 2006 Maxima until January 2012.
The manufacturing defect of the 2006 Maxima transmission is poor. My local dealer (Browns, Sterling Nissan) as advised me to sell the car for parts due to its low trade in value and they also believe the engine is failing. The car has failed me and other Nissan owners who are hard working consumers (as noted in the attached complaints).
Nissan has issued a CVT transmission announcement (see attached). According to Nissan customer service representative the CVT transmission applies to replacement of manual transmissions. All Nissan owners who have experienced the same issues and should receive the same Powertrain 10 years / 120,000 miles whichever comes first warranty protection. Please consider a recall of all 2006 Maxima transmissions to show good faith to all your customers who purchased this defective product.
I hope for a reconsideration and positive resolution and outcome to this nationwide safety concern.
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No free repair on your 6+ year old car
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Nissan is under no obligation to honor your request for free service because your vehicle is no longer covered by the 3-year/36,000 mile basic coverage and the 5-year/60,000 mile drivetrain warranties.
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Complaint Review: all makes
all makes15303 arrow rte. Fontana, CA 92335 fontana, California United States of America
all makes parts plus they failed to deliver a part that i bought from them and they will not refund my money back fontana, California
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Bellew: I Begged For Cleverly Rematch, Frank Said No
Tony Bellew insists he turned his attention to Edison Miranda only after Nathan Cleverly's promoter Frank Warren refused him a rematch of last October's thriller.
Bellew meets Miranda, the feared Colombian puncher who has claimed 30 of his 35 wins by knockout, at Alexandra Palace on Friday night.
The 29-year-old from Liverpool dropped a majority points decision to WBO light-heavyweight champion Cleverly and his hopes of a rematch have been dashed.
"Despite what they've being saying, they never made me an offer to fight again," he said.
"I physically went to Frank Warren's office and begged for the opportunity and was told 'no'. I'm maximum risk, zero gain.
"But I don't need Cleverly to make my career. He's world champion but I'm fighting Edison Miranda while he fights guys like Tommy Karpency and Vyacheslav Uzelkov."
Bellew had to be restrained at the head to head press conference before his clash with Cleverly after offering to fight the Welshman there and then.
The hard-hitting Everton fan, who has won all but one of his 18 fights, believes the incident has earned him an unfair reputation.
"When people turn up at press conferences they're waiting for me to go and throw a table or attack someone," he said.
"Everyone wants me to go crazy, but it happened once and it happened because I lost 16lbs in 16 hours and then I had a man say he's going to take me into the car park.
"It was disgusting and I shouldn't have done it, but when someone offers you a large sum of money and says 'make a weight', I'll do everything to make it because I'm a young lad with a family to provide for."
Cleverly only wobbled. Bellew was wobbled loads, you only to watch the 1st round to see him rocked straight back by a straight right hand from Cleverly. Close fight but Cleverly won by two rounds I thought and, in Bellew's…Comment by D-MiZe on 09-08-2012
Let's clear a few things up. - Bellew is promoted by the Hearn's now. - Bellew isn't that good, Cleverly is just that bad. Cleverly isn't a cash cow, he's simply protected at the moment because he's not good enough…Comment by D-MiZe on 09-08-2012
[QUOTE=daggum;12486491]wrecked him? cleverly was the only one wobbled. cleverly can't wreck anyone because he has joe calzaghe type power. aka none.[/QUOTE] If Cleverly had the power Calzaghe had, he'd be a great little fighter.Comment by Doctor_Tenma on 09-08-2012
[QUOTE=Bajingo;12485896]How exactly? Most people thought he won.[/QUOTE] Most? From what I remember most, a much larger percentage had Nathan winning. Bellew did his thing, it was once he abandoned his jab that Nathan took over and edged it. I do…Comment by Mick Higgs on 09-08-2012
Bellew should relocate to the USA & look to fight Shumenov or Cloud & if successful rematch Cleverly in a 50% fight. It's obvious FW wants nothing to do with Shumenov for some reason, so if TB was successful then…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (13)


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Complaint Review: Fox Rent a Car
Fox Rent a Car4404 W. HILLSBOROUGH AVE tampa, Florida United States of America
Fox Rent a Car People at the counter and on the phone will tell you whatever you want to make the sale. tampa, Florida
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we sign the papers and head out to the side where the cars are pulled around. the pull up a ford taurus. i tell them i had reserved a chrysler 300 with leather. the poor guy they have hand the cards out tells me they gave the last one away this morning. Hmmm. well thats not what the guy inside just told me minutes before. so i go back in and ask about the car i anted. oh sorry another girl tells me that happens sometimes. ok fine just get me a nice car with leather. sir we dont have cars with leather she states. WTF! that is really the whole reason i am here is for a luxury car. i get a manager and he looks at me like sorry dude, and offers to upgrade me to an suv. umm no i wanted a luxury car. well not im tired and i just wanna go so we take a black taurus and get outta there thinking to ourselves this is just as nice. so i take the car back the next day. i pay with my debit card and leave with a receipt of the transaction.
1 week goes by and my mother calls me and asks me why she got charged over double the full price of the car rental. i tell her i dont know because i have the receipt right here that says i paid for it. so i call the company. the lady at the service desk tells me oh no sir all deposits take 7 to 14 days to get refunded. i ask why the heck the guy at the counter told me all this crap about 24 hours and leather seats and cars they dont have and she says they would not say that but she will look into it. i ask for a manager and was put on hold a while and i get another lady who i ask if she is a manager and she says "she works in the corp office". ok well thats cool but can you help me get my mothers money back before xmas is over? she tells me no and i would have to speak to the branch manager. after several failed attempts to do just that i am told that the manager is not in and i will have to try tomorrow. Thanks so much for lying to my mother and holding on to her money right before xmas.
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Coach Todd Gilleland (right) gives tips and direction to the players on the Rangers Little League team in Malakoff March 21.
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By Russell Slaton
The News Correspondent
MALAKOFF–At a special called Malakoff City Council meeting held Monday, March 24, members voted to table any action on its deliberation of police officer Ernest Fierro's appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline, or dismissal of a public officer or employee, as noted on the agenda.
Mayor DeLois Pagitt said following a one-hour executive session that under advisement of city attorney Hank Skelton, who was present, that the council was inclined to table any action, then called for a vote which backed that decision unanimously.
Fierro is under indictment in Navarro County for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, official oppression and reckless driving in relation to a December 2013 road-rage incident near Corsicana during which Iowa man William Livezey became ill and was pronounced dead at Navarro Regional Hospital.
Fierro was arraigned March 21 in Corsicana. The indictment states Fierro used his motercycle to run Livezey off the road. The aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and oppression counts are before 13th District Court Judge James Lagomarsino, while the misdemeanor charge will be heard before a misdemeanor jurist. A trial announcement is set for June 19 at 9 a.m., with a trial set for July 21 at 9 a.m., Butler added. That July 21 date also includes jury selection, she said.
District clerk files list three attorneys representing Fierro: Vincent Wisely, a police union attorney, and Tim Choy and Jim Lane, both Fort Worth criminal defense lawyers. A phone call to Wisely's office Tuesday was not returned by press time Wednesday, nor was one placed to Choy and Lane, who share the same office number.
Council members also approved an agreement for the second phase of Jake's Skate Park, near the Malakoff Community Center. The addition is named Sully's Loop in memory of Garrett Sullivan, a Malakoff High School freshman who died two years ago from complications after breaking his ankle while skateboarding, his father, Greg, told the council at its regular meeting March 10. The council voted to begin the project at that earlier meeting, then worked out the agreement between American Ramp Co. of Joplin, Mo., Estella Lyon, and the city. The city is not bearing any costs for the $70,000 enlargement, said Clyde Tinsley on behalf of Lyon during the earlier meeting.
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Malakoff officer bonds out of Weatherford jail after indictment
By Russell Slaton
The News Correspondent
Malakoff Police officer Ernest Fierro bonded out of the Parker County jail in Weatherford Thursday evening, after turning himself in on capias warrants issued after indictments in Corsicana Wednesday alleging aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, official oppression and reckless driving.
For the alleged aggravated assault with a deadly weapon offense, the weapon is the vehicle Fierro was driving, which was a motorcycle, Navarro County District Attorney Lowell Thompson said Friday. Once paperwork is returned from Parker County, then the alleged offenses will be put on a district court docket, Thompson said. An arraignment, therefore, has not been set, he added.
The warrants were served Thursday, following a Navarro County grand jury's findings the day before. Because Fierro was not already in custody or under bond for the charges, state law precluded the Malakoff police officer's grand jury results from being released until the warrants were served, according to Section 20.22 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure.
Parker County online records show that Fierro was released at 5:45 p.m. Thursday after posting $78,000 in bonds through a Weatherford bondsman: $75,000 for the aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge, $2,500 for official oppression, and $500 for reckless driving. The site showed Fierro was confined initially at 5:11 p.m. The website listed a Dallas address for Fierro.
According to the Texas penal code, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon is a first-degree felony when committed "by a public servant acting under color of the servant's office or employment," while official oppression and reckless driving are misdemeanors. First-degree felonies can include state imprisonment from 5 to 99 years, or a life term. Those felonies also can include a fine up to $10,000. First-degree felonies are the second-most serious charges under state law, behind capital felonies, which are eligible for the death penalty.
At issue was a roadside incident that took place Dec. 11 in which William Livezey of Iowa later died. Callers to Navarro County's 911 system reported reckless driving on Highway 31 near Chambers Creek, east of Corsicana, which later was confirmed to be between Livezey and a Malakoff off-duty police officer, who was later identified as Fierro. Navarro County deputies arrived on the scene to find Livezey in handcuffs. Once Livezey fell ill, deputies removed the handcuffs and took Livezey to Navarro Regional Hospital, where he later died. An autopsy report later attributed the cause of death as heart disease, and its manner as "natural." More details of the incident have been kept under wraps officially while the investigation proceeded.
Posted by : February 19, 2014| On :
By Russell Slaton
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CORSICANA–A Navarro County grand jury considered indicting Malakoff police officer Ernest Fierro Feb. 19, but no official results of the grand jury's actions were available at press time Wednesday.
Before the courthouse closed at 5 p.m., and after the grand jury was released for the day at about 4:30 p.m., Navarro County District Attorney Lowell Thompson told The News that in general, if an indictment is handed down, a warrant is issued, and that the person for whom the warrant is issued will either turn themselves in, or be arrested.
Once either of those happens, Thompson said, a court docket date will be set, and either a plea agreement will be reached, or the matter will go to trial.
The district clerk's office in the Navarro County Courthouse said they were unable to release a copy of any indictments handed down that day before close of business Wednesday, which coincides with The News' weekly deadline. A phone call to Vincent Wisely, a Dallas/Fort Worth police labor attorney who is representing Fierro, was unanswered.
At issue was a roadside incident that took place Dec. 11 in which William Livezey of Iowa later died. Callers to Navarro County's 911 system reported reckless driving on Highway 31 near Chambers Creek, east of Corsicana, which later was confirmed to be between Livezey and a Malakoff off-duty police officer, who was later identified as Fierro. Navarro County deputies arrived on the scene to find Livezey in handcuffs. Once Livezey fell ill, deputies removed the handcuffs and took Livezey to Navarro Regional Hospital, where he later died. An autopsy report later attributed the cause of death as heart disease, and its manner as "natural." More details of the incident have been kept under wraps officially while the investigation proceeded.
Posted by : January 29, 2014| On :
By Russell Slaton
The News Correspondent
MALAKOFF—A Texas Rangers investigative report into a December 2013 incident involving an off-duty Malakoff police officer during which an Iowa man died has been forwarded to the Navarro County District Attorney.
"It will be reviewed to see if any criminal charges will come out of the action," Navarro County District Attorney Lowell Thompson said, "and if there are, it will be presented to a grand jury Feb. 19." Thompson said the report was received Tuesday, Jan. 28. The district attorney declined further comment.
Navarro County Sheiff Elmer Tanner named Ernest Fierro Jan. 9 as the Malakoff police officer involved in the incident in which William Livezey of Iowa died. On Jan. 11 final autopsy report obtained by The News from American Forensics in Mesquite ruled Livezey's "manner of death" as "natural," with the cause of death listed as "hypertensive and cardiovascular disease." The report states Livezey had a "history of congestive heart failure and diabetes mellitus" with "evidence of coronary artery bypass grafting."
The autopsy report also noted "no evidence of significant trauma," but did list an "abrasion on top of the head with no underlying injuries," and "two quarter-inch abrasions right lower abdomen." The autopsy report notes a "history of collapse while in police custody during an arrest," but that refers specifically to the single Navarro County incident in question, according to Amy Gruszecki, the forensic pathologist who signed the report. Additionally, the final autopsy report concluded that "if any additional investigative information becomes available, this report may be amended."
Livezey died Dec. 11. Calls that morning to the Navarro County Sheriff's Office reported reckless driving involving Livezey and a motorcyclist, later learned to be Fierro, but it is not clear which party was reported as driving recklessly. Moreover, little is known about what happened specifically during the incident along Highway 31 in the Chamber Creek bottom east of Corsicana besides accounts from two Navarro County deputies who found Livezey on the side of the road in handcuffs, presumptively from Fierro. Livezey then fell ill, and deputies removed the handcuffs and began CPR on him while awaiting an ambulance. Livezey later died at Navarro Regional Hospital.
Fierro has been employed by the Malakoff Police Dept. since mid-summer 2013, after serving previously with Dallas police, then as a Dallas County district attorney's office investigator, and then as a member of the Ferris Police Department. Fierro resigned from the Dallas police in November 2005 during an investigation into questionable activities during his stint, The Dallas Morning News reported in 2008, but kept his peace officer's license. Fierro was still on-duty with the Malakoff police force as late as Jan. 13.
Posted by : January 9, 2014| On :
By Russell Slaton
The News Correspondent
Ernest Fierro is the off-duty Malakoff police officer involved in the Dec. 11 incident near Corsicana in which William Livezey of Iowa died, the Navarro County Sheriff's Office confirmed. It turns out that Fierro has a checkered history as a Dallas police officer.
Fierro became a Malakoff officer in August 2013 after serving with the Dallas police and as a Dallas County district attorney's office investigator, and then as a police officer in Ferris.
The Dallas Morning News reported in 2008 that Fierro was involved in several driving incidents as a Dallas police officer. Also, the paper reported that Fierro was disciplined in 2000 for violating the Dallas Police Department's off-duty employment policy and working another job the same day he called in sick.
In 2001, an investigation showed that Fierro fled a minor car accident in Northwest Dallas, and soon thereafter, hit a truck and wooden pole, Dallas police said. Automated tracking information showed that Fierro had been in that area, and was recorded as driving at speeds more than 100 mph. The driver of the car involved in that wreck also picked him out of a lineup, but did not pursue prosecution. He received a written reprimand from the second accident.
Fierro, citing injuries from that second accident, told investigators that he did not remember being in the area, and did not recall driving over 100 mph. Fierro eventually was fired from the Dallas Police Department in May 2001. He was later reinstated in October 2001.
In 2005, Fierro got a one-day suspension after a police investigation found that he again left the scene of an accident. He told investigators that he barely bumped the vehicle, that he was responding to the request of another officer for help, and that when he returned to find the vehicle, it wasn't there.
Later that year, Fierro's squad car was struck when he pulled his police vehicle into the path of a fleeing auto. Later still, he was accused of using another officer's name badge number to generate a theft report in which he was listed as the victim.
Fierro resigned on November 7, 2005, while these investigators were taking place. Internal investigators subsequently concluded that he violated the department's chase policy and filed a false report.
Resigning under investigation usually would have meant that Fierro would have lost his peace officer's license, but he appealed and state officials allowed him to keep it.
Fierro's name was released Thursday in response to an open records request filed by the Corsicana Daily Sun. A previous request made by The News was declined.
Not much is known on what happened to Livezey Dec. 11 besides accounts from two deputies
who found him on the side of the road in handcuffs, presumptively from Fierro. Livezey then fell ill, and deputies removed the handcuffs and began CPR on him while awaiting an ambulance. Livezey later died at Navarro Regional Hospital.
The death is still under investigation by the Texas Rangers, and details remain unclear to the public.
Posted by : December 27, 2013| On :
By Russell Slaton
The News correspondent
MALAKOFF–Christmas was in the air at Malakoff High School Dec. 20 as children from Malakoff Elementary's Head Start program received gifts provided by students.
The mood was festive, with almost every room full of food, and students gathering around youngsters tearing into their gifts. Each third-period class adopted a child, with the elementary school counselor sending home a flyer asking Head Start parents to give details about their child's shoe, pant shirt or dress size. The school also asked the parents to put an item on the list their child would like to receive. Those gifts included such items as bicycles and motor-powered mini-cars, upon which Head Start students tore up and down the halls, beaming with glee.
"Our students were very excited about this, along with our teachers," said Malakoff High School principal Martin Brumit. "I believe this was a great way for MHS students to directly influence our community positivly."
Posted by : December 16, 2013| On :
By Russell Slaton
The News Correspondent
MALAKOFF—Malakoff City Council gave the green light to honor with a plaque a longtime computer advocate at the Red Waller Community Library during its monthly meeting Monday, Dec. 9.
Dr. Ann Fowler White was "very dedicated in supporting the library of the city of Malakoff" and foresaw the need for computers, said Edward DeLoach, who made the request on behalf of the Friends of the Library, of which he is secretary. DeLoach said White was instrumental in obtaining computers and software for the library, and maintained grants that ensured upkeep. White, who died in July, was a math teacher who, upon retirement, was head of the Department of Math and Engineering at Southwest College in Stafford, which is part of the Houston Community College System.
The Friends of the Library originally requested naming the library's computer resource center after White, and also placing a small brass plaque on each computer desk in White's memory. Council members including Jerrilyn Tarver believed one larger plaque would suffice so as to leave room for other library contributors from the past. Librarian Charlotte Regester also recommended a single plaque, Tarver added. Other people honored at the library include namesake Red Waller with a mounted picture, according to City Administrator Ann Barker, and the original library board is noted with a plaque outside the library entrance, DeLoach added.
"I don't think this particular service would be there without the contributions of Ann White," DeLoach said. Even though DeLoach believed there wasn't a single spot available to place the plaque, he said he would share the results of the council vote with the Friends of the Library, and will work with the librarian to find a suitable location.
In other action, the council awarded a bid for two trucks for the utility and street departments to Tri-County Ford in Mabank for $47,616. Teague Chevrolet-Buick of Mabank also submitted a bid for $50,552.54.
Also during the meeting, Chief Billy Mitchell released the police department's November activity report, including:
– Service Calls: 71
– Offense Reports: 42
– Arrests: 20
– Agency Assists: 16
– Citizen Assists: 8
– Accidents: 0
– Citations: 146
– Warnings: 41
– Alarms: 9
– Cases filed in the District Attorney's Office: 8
– Cases filed in the County Attorney's Office: 3
– Total Fuel: 617 gallons
– Total Miles: 6,022
Posted by : December 9, 2013| On :
By Russell Slaton
The News Correspondent
LONGVIEW–The Malakoff Tigers' unprecedented run through the high-school football playoffs ended Friday, Nov. 29 in the regional semifinals in Longview with a 34-27 loss to New Boston.
Malakoff finishes the season at 11-2, which includes a district, bi-district and area championship. The 11 wins tie the 1940 Malakoff football team for most-ever victories in a season, and bested 1947's 10-win season. The 1940 team went 11-0, won its district, and beat Tatum 19-7 to claim a class B bi-district championship. That was as far as Malakoff could advance at that time, as the University Interscholastic League held a single state championship game between larger schools until 1948, when state championships expanded to all school-sizes.
"Do not let this (loss) dictate your season. It was the best season in Malakoff history," coach Jamie Driskell told his team following the game.
After falling behind 20-7, the Tigers tied the game on a three-yard quarterback keeper by Deric Greenhaw with 4:26 left in the fourth quarter. New Boston pulled away with two quick scores, including a 76-yard touchdown to Jeff Gladney, then linebacker Wes Teague returned an interception 42 yards for a touchdown on Malakoff's next possession to give New Boston a 34-20 lead with 3:27 left in the game. Malakoff responded with a 19-yard Damontes Dowell touchdown run to pull within seven with 52 seconds left, but the ensuing onside kick was recovered by New Boston, which ran out the clock.
New Boston scored on the first Tiger play on offense when Quinn Dedmon picked up a Malakoff fumble and ran 56 yards for a touchdown. Dariuhn Jackson returned a punt 41 yards for a Malakoff touchdown to knot the score at 7 with 53 seconds left in the first quarter. New Boston then struck with a 15-yard slant pass to Gladney to take a 14-7 halftime lead. Gladney finished the game with four catches for 149 yards and two touchdowns, and included a key third-and-long conversion.
New Boston tacked on a third-quarter touchdown on a five-yard pass to Juwaun Johnson, missed the extra point, but extended its lead to 20-7. Malakoff responded with two three-yard touchdown runs, one by Damontes Dowell, the other by Greenhaw which tied the game for the final time.
The Tigers racked up 256 yards rushing, led by Damontes Dowell's 121 yards on 16 carries, with 88 more from Marcus Dowell. Malakoff held New Boston to only 114 yards on the ground, but gave up 180 yards and three touchdowns through the air.
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By Russell Slaton
The News Correspondent
MALAKOFF—The Malakoff City Council approved nearly $71,000 for emergency roof repairs for the city's municipal building during its monthly meeting Monday, Nov. 11.
The roof of the 1978 building has needed repair for a while, City Administrator Ann Barker said, and recent rains caused interior flooding in several areas. The Red Waller Community Library housed in the building closed for three days, and Barker estimated about 20 buckets there, catching drips. Library books were damaged, and officials feared computer and electrical damage, but that was not the case, Barker said. Employees arriving in the morning first noticed the problem, she added, and the city administrator's office also was affected.
King Roofing of Gun Barrel City was the low bid at $70,860. Seventy percent of that comes from the utilities fund, while 30 percent comes from the general fund, the city administrator said.
Also during the meeting, which fell on Veterans Day, the city recognized those who served. Noted were employees police Lt. Floyd Thomas and Clyde Bowman Jr., council member Jerry Savage, municipal Judge Bill Burton, Mayor Pro Tem Tim Trimble, and Buster Carter. Two vets also were in the audience: former Green Beret Clyde Bowman Sr., and Johnny Davis. The city employees were presented with a banner and a $20 gift card from Ole West Steakhouse in Athens.
Additionally, the council agreed to pay insurance on a new tanker truck recently acquired by the Malakoff Volunteer Fire Dept., which was requested by Chief Kirk Kebodeaux and Assistant Chief Bubba Matthews. The VFD bought the $240,000 vehicle with help from a $200,000 grant. The insurance premiums will cost the city $1,300 per year, Barker said.
The council also set a citywide cleanup for Saturday, Nov. 23. It will take place at the city warehouse, which is at 206 N. Terry Street, north of the traffic signal. Approved, too, was paying off 1977 sinking-fund series bonds with money remaining from 1976 bonds of the same type. The city had budgeted to pay off those 1977 bonds, but by making early payments, $79,000 of that now can be used for other purposes.
In other action, Homer Ray Trimble received the city's votes to serve on the Henderson County Appraisal District board of directors. Mayor Pro Tem Trimble, who is Trimble's son, abstained from the vote.


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Diagnosis: Small body size (19.6–20.8 mm SVL for males, 21.7 mm for one female), smooth dark brown dorsum, dark brownish pink venter speckled with white, fingers lacking fringes or webbing, toes with slight basal webbing but no dermal fringes, short tibia (0.466 to 0.480 tibia to SVL ratio).
Description: Adult males measure 19.6-20.8 mm SVL. A single adult female measured 21.7 mm SVL. Snout rounded to truncate in lateral view, with rounded canthus rostralis and sloping, concave loreal region. Nostril lies closer to the snout than the eye. Pupil vertical. Distinct round tympanum with weak supratympanic ridge. No vomerine teeth. Broad large tongue, with weak posterior notch. Chest glands are present without forming teats. Short bulky tibia. Fingers have dermal fringes and lack webbing. Tips of fingers are rounded and slightly expanded. Finger I shorter than Finger II. Heightened thenar tubercle not continuous to the thumb. Toes lack dermal fringes and have minimal, basal webbing. Both fingers and toes lack subarticular tubercles. Smooth dorsal and ventral skin, except that the lower region of the eyelid has indistinct tubercles. Males have neither vocal slits nor nuptial pads (Rowley and Cao 2009).
The dark brown dorsum may be uniform or mottled, or have an indistinct darker patch between the axillae. The venter is dark brownish pink with white speckles. Lighter indistinct vertical stripes on the tip of snout and under eyes. No interorbital bar is present. Upper lip has dark brown bars. Black stripe runs along the canthus rostralis through the eye to the supratympanic ridge and covering nearly the entire tympanum. Flank has 1-4 black blotches laterally and a large black blotch anterior to sacrum. Limbs may be barred with indistinct, diffuse bands. Elbow is lighter. Iris from gold to reddish copper (Rowley and Cao 2009).


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"WELCOME TO MY DINGLE PAGE ......:-)" Top 5 Page for this destination Dingle by eden_teuling
Dingle Travel Guide: 202 reviews and 528 photos
From THE CLIFFS OF MOHER southwards along the coast to DINGLE.
I drove via Liscannor southwards to Kilkee and Kilrush.
At Killimer I had to take the ferry to cross THE SHANNON and again the day was so rainy, cold and windy!
The photos I took show the raindrops on the lense and I simply had to buy some postcards that show that there too, the skies can be blue, the sun can shine and the days can be bright!
Via Talbert I drove to Listowel and Tralee, then to Gamp and via Kilcummin and Connor Pass to DINGLE........ that really was enough for that day! Can't tell you how many times the wipers went from right to left in front of my eyes.........but it must have been thousands of times!!
But I mustn't forget that this is unpredictable IRELAND.......
That specific day it seemed as if the sun never would come to brighten my day......
Of course I could leave out these photos but they make it clear that weather conditions in IRELAND are changeable and unpredictable : always have your rain gear at hand and don't let yourself be surprised!!
This bright scene to show you HOW DINGLE can be but wasn't for me this year!
About Dingle.
The Islands & pensinsulas in the west & southwest are the most wonderful areas of Ireland , as for vegetation and landscapes...
The blue Atlantic, the greengreen fields & meadows and.....the atmosphere! so typically Irish and especially at DINGLE the largest area where GAELTACHT still is spoken.
Lots of pubs have live music during the evenings, in Dingle city, Leap & Klonakilty! Such atmospheric places....
Thanks to the GULFSTREAM the winters are mild, it never is below zero although extremely heavy storm are a plague, a pest!
But the gardens are splendid and exotic, flora and fauna are rich in varieties....
Imagine: hedgerows of fuchsias.......breathtaking they are!
STRAWBERRY TREES IN IVERAGH, a fairy tale!
In shallow lakes waterlilies galore....
And the birds ...these wise animals have chosen this south west point of Ireland as a place to rest and feed before trekking on....
And niw I also have to continue my trip.......please follow me through the tips & travelogues and don't let yourself be discouraged: it CAN be wonderfully nice weather in IRELAND......I just had bad luck!
- Pros:ALOVELY TRIP ALONG THE COAST AND THE TOWNS & VILLAGES I VISITED WHERE GREAT!
- Cons:NONE....or???? THE RAIN PERHAPS....
- In a nutshell:A WONDERFUL TRIP......
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Thanks for lovely info! :)
Even the bad weather will not put me off. Bth, thank you for your advice, I truly appreciate it. Will we have a chance to get to know your impressions from Poland?
I just can't wait!
hey eden brilliant writing and photos there of ireland you must come back and do my hometown of cork city though enjoyed your pages slainte from cork city;-)))
If I'm looking for caves, I just have to go to your pages... I knew I would find information about Crag cave on one of your pages!
Beautiful page and outstanding area, indeed! I love GALLARUS ORATORY picture especially!
Dingle is in fact one of the most beautiful areas in Ireland !
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All Hamilton Branch monthly meetings are held at Olivet United Church, 40 Empress Ave., starting at 7:30 pm. All are welcome.
UPDATE: Because of anticipated construction at the old McMaster Continuing Education Building, 50 Princes Square in Hamilton, the ceremony will be held at the Hamilton Art Gallery beside Hamilton Place on Main Street in Hamilton. The time remains the same, 11:00 a.m. and there will be coffee and cookies after the service. All are welcome.
Keynote speaker: Robin McKee
Everyone is invited to a wonderful historic and geographic site: Crawford Lake, located at 3115 Conservation Rd. Milton. This is just a 4 minute drive, north of the Derry Road/Guelph Line intersection, on Guelph Line.
This is where longhouses have been built on their original sites. They are large and cool in the summer. Come and see the way the families lived together in these reconstructed homes.
Crawford Lake is a meromictic lake, which means that it was a lake within a cave of limestone before glaciation. The top of the cave was ground off, leaving this beautiful lake with limestone walls behind. There are wooden walking pathways around the lake. It is a beautiful sight during any season.
Time: 2:30 p.m. (Gates open at 10 a.m. so come earlier if you like to explore on your own)
Tour: 3:00 p.m. starting time; meet at the Interpretive Centre
Food: Bring something to share for our pot luck picnic. Store items in a cooler. Bring your own plates, cutlery and a beverage.
Eating location: The Gathering Room, in the Interpretive Centre. It has a microwave and a small kitchen. This is a comfortable room for our food and eating time together. We have rented this facility from 3:00 – 6 p.m.
Plaquing ceremony at the Deforest Cemetery, corner of Walkers Line and Derry Road, Milton, remembering Abraham Deforest UEL.
Monthly meeting, featuring Tim Compeau – recipient of UELAC scholarship money.
Monthly meeting with guest speaker Robert Adlam – The Industrial Heritage of Brantford, Ontario
Annual Christmas Luncheon at St. James United Church in Waterdown
Speakeris Helen Bartens, Curator/Manager of the Eva Brook Donly Museum and Archives
Acclaimed historian David Moore will be speaking on "That Question of Loyalty".
Guest speaker will be Dominion President Barbara Andrew, from Brandon Manitoba.


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When heavy rains and potential flooding are forecasted, FREE sand, bags and ties are available to all Glendale residents at the locations listed below.
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Glendale Fire Chief Terry Garrison and Glendale Police Chief Debora Black discuss in these videos what city residents need to know about safety during these intense storms.
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Envision Glendale 2040 Approved by Glendale City Council
The 2040 General Plan has been approved for the Glendale City Council. A General Plan can be described as the "blueprint" for the City's future. It represents the community's vision as goals and policies to direct decision-making. Arizona state law requires that each city adopt a general plan addressing 17 mandatory components or "elements": Land Use; Circulation; Open Space; Growth Areas; Environmental Planning; Cost of Development; Water Resources; Conservation; Recreation; Public Services and Facilities; Public Buildings; Housing; Conservation, Rehabilitation, and Redevelopment (currently addressed in the Glendale General Plan through the Redevelopment Element and the Neighborhood Element); Safety; Bicycling; Energy; and Neighborhood Preservation and Revitalization. Along with the state-required elements, Glendale's General Plan also includes four elective elements. These are Urban Design, Historic Preservation, Fiscal, and Economic Development. The General Plan can be downloaded at www.glendale2040.com | Video
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Book your room at Baymont Inn & Suites Winston Salem
Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Winston-Salem with free breakfast and indoor pool
Located in the heart of Winston-Salem, this motel is 0.8 mi (1.4 km) from SciWorks and within 6 mi (10 km) of Wake Forest University and Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Reynolda House Museum of American Art and Reynolda Gardens are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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This motel features an indoor pool, a fitness center, and coffee/tea in a common area. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a 24-hour front desk and a front-desk safe are onsite.
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Baymont Inn & Suites Winston Salem200 Mercantile Dr Winston-Salem NC 27105
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Baymont Inn & Suites Winston Salem features an indoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Winston-Salem motel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator (lift). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Indoor pool
- Number of floors - 3
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 88
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor pool
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Free local calls
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave
- Phone
- Premium TV channels
- Refrigerator
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the motel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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Example: Hi my name is Jose and I'm going to act all mean and dickish, then be nice to you to get down your pants with the sole intention of giving you an STD so that you'll be stuck with me forever.
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Boy: Look at that monkey mommy
Mom: Oh...sweety that's a Jose
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Lufkin Panther Football Tickets on Sale
The Lufkin Panthers have announced tickets are on sale today from 7am to 3pm for the Panthers' game against John Tyler Friday night at Rose Stadium in Tyler.
The Lufkin Panthers have announced tickets are on sale today from 7am to 3pm for the Panthers' game against John Tyler Friday night at Rose Stadium in Tyler.
Saturday (August 25) was probably one of the nicest days we have seen here in East Texas in a long time. The sun peeked in and out between the puffy white clouds and the temperature hovered near 85 most of the day with low humidity.
The Hotel Fredonia and RG Car Show Productions put on a spectacular event in downtown Nacogdoches which saw over 50 entries from car enthusiasts around the region.
With a blink of an eye, the "Spirit of '45" celebration is having its third birthday, and YOU are welcome at the festivities.
The public is invited to Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors on Tuesday, August 14, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (5400 North Street in Nacogdoches), as a tribute to those of the World War II generation.
Don't want to openly 'dis on how our veterans are treated after active duty, but this may get your blood stirring.
Remember those three branches of government you learned about in elementary school? What were they now? Oh yeah, the "Executive", "Legislative", and "Judicial".
Well, the political faction gets a mountain of benefits after their term has concluded, while many members of our armed forces past and present, struggle to cope with physical and mental illness, in addition to making a decent salary.
Then they have to listen to yet another spineless blow-hard on CNBC talk about the need to close another veteran's hospital, all while explaining the urgency to study the mating habits of the nine tentacle octopus on Flag Day.
Ever wish you could step up to the microphone and sound like Foreigner frontman Lou Gramm, or how about Queen's Freddie Mercury, or even Tommy Shaw of Styx when he sings "Crystal Ball"
Well, you may not have the right technique, or vocal range to pull it off, but then most of your audience won't know that either if you can master basic Karaoke.
Clyde Barrow, who never lived up to his middle name "Champion", along with outlaw girlfriend Bonnie Parker, have a unique connection in Texas history. Namely, Clyde's mother, "Cumie", whom according to legend, was born in Nacogdoches. It is also presumed that his grandparents also resided in East Texas.
Now for the folklore, that Bonnie waited tables in NAC? Where the Oldtime String Shop currently resides? It's entirely up to you to "believe, or not believe".
There's something inherently cool about a small town. The people are nice (although they all know each other and can be in everyone's business), there's no traffic, and the stress level can be lower. I'm headed to my one-stoplight hometown in Nebraska for a little family bonding time next week and we're planning to sit on the deck and stare at the trees, and ask the local farmers for permission to walk into their fields and pick corn. Why vacation in a tropical location when you can have that kind of fun? Small towns rock.
Rand McNally and USA Today named the best small towns in all of America this week. Did Lufkin and Nacogdoches make the list?
This affects all of us. Last night the City of Lufkin considered a 90 day moratorium of CenterPoint Energy's natural gas hike request.
It has always struck me with bewilderment that utility companies are on the front line of rate hikes at a seemingly alarming rate. According to the latest figures, residential customers would see an average increase of around 11.8%.
The criminals never stop thinking do they? Always looking for an easy buck while targeting innocent humans simply trying to follow the law.
According to the Texas Attorney General's office, the latest scam striking Nacogdoches County "claims that Americans can get federal assistance to help cover the cost of their utility bills".
Whether it's a full scale Broadway production, television special, film release, or Community Theatre performance, the plot has remained the same since 1977, when the original 'Annie' debuted to audiences with all the pomp and circumstance it was billed at.
I've had the pleasure of seeing this show some ten times in my lifetime, with each one awesome in its own right. A huge supporter of local Community Theatre, this is one of the hidden treasures of seeing the show in a largely intimate setting, and now is your chance to join me in welcoming 'Annie' to Nacogdoches.
Not all news is good news, and according to the Nacogdoches Police Department, the numbers are negatively skewed. But, according to Dr. Andrew Schiller, the founder and CEO of a survey company called Location, Inc., Nacogdoches is one of the top 100 most dangerous cities to live in.
Sure it's great to jet off to an exotic location in the summertime and sit by a resort swimming pool and sip beverages with umbrellas in them. But since Hawaii is not on everyone's agenda or in all of our budgets, we've come up with some other ideas to have fun closer to home, and maybe discover some cool places in East Texas that you didn't know existed.


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We then tried to contact them only to discover that they were in fact bankrupt and that they were one of many alleged companies that would sell these systems to consumers and then immediately sell a monitoring contract to security associates international. Now that we are no longer using their monitoring service, Security associates is suddenly very interested in assisting us (not in monitoring) but in collecting money from us for a service we no longer had because it was a continuous problem. Our online research has revealed that this seems to be SAI's typical mode of business, to employ short term "companies" to sell contracts which they buy immediately and then these companies supposedly cease to do business and SAI owns their contract. We have never had a collection action on our credit history but will probably have one as a result of this as we have no intention of paying for a shoddy service that we are not receiving and had to cancel due to poor quality and even poorer customer service.
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We agree with Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
Let us rephrase that: We agree with what Justice Scalia would have said if he were alive to comment on the United States Supreme Court vacancy caused by his death.
Scalia would have said the president is required by the Constitution to appoint judges to the Supreme Court when the court has fewer than its full complement of nine members and the Senate is required to vote on those appointments.
We know Scalia would have said that because every vote he recorded in his 30 years on the high court was grounded in his belief that the Constitution in these times means what it said when it was written in 1787 and is not subject to interpretation based on evolving political beliefs and social mores.
Scalia would have found no nuance, gray area or hedging in the words of Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution: "The president shall nominate, and by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall appoint . . . judges of the Supreme Court."
Many have taken issue with Scalia's so-called originalist interpretation of the Constitution, but most of the members of Congress and the presidential candidates who are now claiming it is wrong for President Obama to nominate a replacement for Scalia have been big fans of the late justice's unrelenting judicial conservatism.
Therein lies the irony of the pledge by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to refuse to hold hearings on any Supreme Court nomination made by the current president. McConnell and the senators who support blocking hearings on a Supreme Court nominee not only would prevent the chief executive from performing his constitutionally mandated duty, they would refuse to carry out the advise-and-consent duty the Constitution requires of them. Justice Scalia would not approve.
The argument over the threatened obstruction by the Senate majority is especially intense in Wisconsin because the state is the battleground for an election that will help determine which political party will control the U.S. Senate next year. Money is flowing into the campaigns of Republican Sen. Ron Johnson and Democratic challenger Russ Feingold from groups on both sides of the Supreme Court controversy.
The candidates are in full cry in support of their party's position on filling the court vacancy, Feingold in favor of Obama making a nomination and the Senate acting on it, Johnson in favor of blocking any nomination until a new president is elected.
Johnson and other supporters of the latter view are wont to say "the American people should decide," meaning the nomination should be put off until it can be made by the president chosen by voters to take office in January. That may resonate as a sound bite, but it lacks in logic, for the people have already decided. They did that when they elected Barack Obama. His responsibilities as president will not end until he leaves office in about 11 months, and he has said he will fulfill his responsibility to name a Supreme Court justice.
Politicians on both sides of the issue have axes to grind, but the public has its own compelling interest in having the court restored to its full strength as soon as possible: With only eight members, a 4-4 tie is considered likely on some of the most important issues on the Supreme Court docket, including those affecting immigration, union membership, abortion, climate change, racism and various individual rights. Supreme Court deadlocks will mean the outcome of these issues will be determined by lower court decisions.
As the Constitution makes crystal clear, that's not how the system is supposed to work. Political convenience is not an excuse to ignore the document that senators who would shirk their duty to vote on a Supreme Court nominee profess to revere.
Historic preservation efforts can strengthen a community by saving and sharing things from its past that are an important part of its identity. Or they can tear communities apart with well-intentioned but over-reaching approaches that preserve history at the cost of property rights.
In Grafton, such efforts do neither because they are all but nonexistent. Members of the village's Historic Preservation Committee admit as much and are considering disbanding in favor of creating a historical society that, independent of government, would be a nonprofit organization better suited to inspiring community participation and able to solicit tax-deductible donations to fund preservation efforts.
It's a promising concept, and to see the potential such an organization has to offer, Grafton needs only to look a short distance to the north where the Port Washington Historical Society has proven to be a model of success.
Founded in 1991, the Port Washington Historical Society has brought an enlightened preservation approach to the city that instead of dividing it has done much to unite it in a common goal of protecting and highlighting Port's important past. To show for its efforts, the organization owns and operates two prominent museums and a research center and has amassed a large core of dedicated volunteers and generous benefactors.
That's not how historic preservation efforts work everywhere. In communities throughout the state and country, preservation commissions empowered by local ordinances yield considerable authority when it comes to deciding what properties to preserve and how to preserve them. Sometimes these efforts are successful and well-received. Other times they are divisive and counterproductive, burdening the mission of historic preservation with debilitating controversy.
An indication of that came last year when two Republican state lawmakers, Rep. Rob Brooks of Saukville and Sen. Frank Lasee of De Pere, introduced legislation that would prohibit municipalities from designating properties as historic landmarks without the consent of their owners. Not surprisingly, the bill sparked almost immediate controversy, with property-rights advocates praising it and historic preservationists blasting it.
Such controversies don't exist in Port Washington, where historic preservation has been a mission led by the nonprofit Historical Society, embraced by city government and supported by residents.
This is some of what has been accomplished:
n The Historical Society acquired and restored the 1860 lighthouse atop St. Mary's Hill that it now operates as the Light Station museum, which is particularly well-suited to exhibiting the city's maritime past.
n A downtown storefront dating to 1852 is now the organization's Resource Center, which houses its archives and offices and is used for exhibits and presentations that are open to the public.
n The crowning achievement of the Historical Society, the Port Exploreum, opened last year on Franklin Street in a 1907 commercial building known as the Gentlemen's Club. Preservation of the building aside, the project is immensely valuable because of what it has introduced to the city — not a musty museum filled with artifacts but an engaging, interactive facility that uses technology to make relevant that which has been important to the city since its inception.
In addition to its tangible accomplishments, the Historical Society has helped foster a community ethic that inspires preservation. A prime example of that is the renovation of the Boerner Mercantile Building in the heart of downtown by owners Dan and Marie-Anne Ewig, who had the 1969 facade removed and the original building restored to provide attractive spaces for two large retail stores and numerous offices.
Grafton will have to decide if it has the collective commitment to historic preservation and the energy to accomplish it, which is a subject of a community meeting this week. As Village Administrator Darrell Hofland noted, the creation of a historical society hinges on "the sheer passion for preserving Grafton's history."
Village residents should make that determination knowing that such organizations can make meaningful improvements in their communities in ways that unite and inspire their residents. For proof of that, they need only look north.
Walmart's announcement last month that it will close 154 stores in the United States shocked and angered residents of communities affected by the closings.
These Walmart shoppers, many of whom live in small, rural communities, said the company betrayed them by opening stores in their towns that lured them away from independently owned shops with product selection and discount pricing only to announce now those stores will close. In the process, long-established mom-and-pop operations unable to compete with the retail monolith went out of business, leaving soon-to-be former Walmart shoppers faced with having to drive 20, 30, even 40 miles to buy a gallon of milk or a carton of eggs.
Shocking? Hardly. Community loyalty has never been a factor in the giant corporation's business plan, so when it became clear its smaller Express store concept was a failure and on-line retailers like Amazon were cutting into its profits, Walmart did what you'd expect by shedding underperforming stores and changing directions.
Doug McMillon, Walmart's president and chief executive, said the decision was not easy. It probably wasn't that difficult either. The 154 stores in the United States, plus another 115 outside the country that are slated to be closed, account for less than 1% of Walmart's global square footage and revenue, which was $485 billion last year.
Walmart detractors, however, are on the right track when they talk about betrayal, although they have it backward. It was consumers who betrayed local merchants by choosing to spend their money at Walmart instead of at their corner grocery stores.
Along with the stories of irate Walmart shoppers who now will have to drive miles for their groceries are those of shop owners who watched in disbelief as customers loyal to them for decades gave their business instead to the mega-retailer.
Therein lies the cautionary tale to emerge from the Walmart closings. Consumers who fail to support their local businesses do so at their own risk — the risk of losing merchants who, while not always able to match the quantity-driven discounts offered by big box retailers, typically provide quality goods and services at fair prices and contribute in no small way to the quality of life of the communities they do business in.
The Walmart closings won't affect Ozaukee County, but residents of small communities here know what it's like to lose stores that offered necessities like groceries and were just a pleasant stroll or short drive away.
In 2007, Belgium Village Market opened in a new building that was to be the anchor of a retail and business development. A year later, it closed for lack of business.
More than six years later, the village is still without a grocery store.
In December, Village Market, Fredonia's only grocery store, closed. Its former owner, David Roggenbuck, who sold the business months earlier because he could no longer make a go of it, told Ozaukee Press, "It is a tough business, especially when people only stop in for one or two items before heading to places like Walmart or Target for their major grocery shopping."
Village Trustee Lisa Dohrwart described it as a "don't know what you got 'til it's gone" moment for Fredonia, and astutely described the trickle-down affect of business closings on a community. Aside from the economic impact, the blight of empty buildings and a dearth of local shopping options, fewer local businesses mean fewer members for organizations like the Chamber of Commerce, fewer sponsors for community functions and causes and less self-sufficiency for villages and cities that teeter on the line that separates thriving municipalities from bedroom communities.
Port Washington is an example of the former for several reasons — a healthy downtown, a strong tourism economy, residential development and yes, a grocery store. It's unthinkable that a city of nearly 12,000 people would not have a full-service food market, yet that was the case in Port for a short period of time until Sanfilippo's Sentry Foods opened. It remains the only grocery in the city and needs the support of local customers if it's going to continue providing an essential service in Port.
The lesson in the Walmart closings isn't that a global corporation with annual profits in the hundreds of billions of dollars isn't loyal to the communities it does business in, but that consumers who don't support local businesses risk losing stores that provide needed services and goods and make their villages and cities better places to live.


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Lydia Hurlbut admits she was a bit nuts the first six weeks after bringing home her new baby, Kyra. She wouldn't allow children -- healthy or sniffling -- within eyesight of the newborn. She admitted adults to her home only after she carefully screened them for colds and other illnesses and even then she send them off first thing to wash their hands.
"I was a total freak about it, absolutely psychotic," says Hurlbut, who is a registered nurse in Pasadena, Calif. But she's convinced that those draconian measures -- along with breast-feeding almost exclusively for Kyra's first year -- paid off by keeping her baby healthy. "Kyra didn't even get a cold until she was 8 months old."
Pediatricians say infants typically don't get sick much in the first few months after birth, primarily because they're born with antibodies they've acquired in the womb. Breast-feeding can also help protect against certain ailments, such as ear infections and some respiratory illnesses.
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Nonetheless, it's important to minimize exposure to germs in the first three months because babies' immune systems aren't developed until then, and their bodies aren't as good at battling illnesses on their own yet. Premature infants are at greatest risk of getting sick since they haven't had as long in utero to acquire their moms' antibodies.


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On our first post on the latest home decoration and fashion trends, we want to talk about the rising popularity of solid oak flooring both in the work place and at home. Public places like police stations, pubs and hotels as well as private businesses are increasingly turning to the use of oak floors. This is in no small part due to the recent affordability of oak as a material, more and more wood is being reclaimed and recycled which has helped to drive down prices and make it an increasingly popular choice for use.
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There are a number of benefits to be gained from using solid oak flooring and oak floors in these types of places. As a wood, oak is extremely resistant to wear and tear that would normally effect other less resilient woods. Of course you have to monitor the oak wood and occasionally maintain it with some treatment but it really is a great hardwood to use for flooring.
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As I mentioned earlier, oak beams are increasingly being recycled and this is especially true for the housing market. People can now go to reclamation yards and get these types of flooring incredibly cheaply to what the price would be to buy it brand new. Solid oak flooring has seen somewhat of a boom as people look to add a touch of class and a sense of tradition to a relatively new build home. The future looks very bright indeed for these types of wooden floors with industry experts predicting that their use will continue to grow.


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Mikey Garcia-Michael Farenas Eliminator on Juanma-Salido
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Former two division champion Gerry Penalosa's protégé Michael "Hammer Fist" Farenas (33-3, 26KOs) battles undefeated North American Boxing Federation and WBO North American Boxing Organization featherweight champion Miguel Angel "Mikey" Garcia (27-0, 23KOs) at the Coliseo Roberto Clemente in San Juan, Puerto Rico on March 10 in what is being billed as a world title eliminator..
The main event features a title rematch between WBO champion Orlando Salido of Mexico and Puerto Rco's former champion from whom Salido won the title, Juan Manuel "Juanma" Lopez. Salido won the title in a stunning 8th round TKO last April 16, 2011.
Should Farenas win on the Top Rank promotion he is almost certain to title shot at the winner of the Salido-Lopez rematch.
Penalosa told the Manila Standard that Garcia was a courageous fighter and predicted it would be a good fight. He said Farenas had been training for a fight on January 28 but he decided to pull him out for the bigger challenge against Garcia.
Penalosa said that should Farenas win he is likely to get a title shot by June.
Farenas trains at the Penalosa Gym in Eastwood and spars every other day under the watchful eye of his uncle and brother of Gerry, Jonathan Penalosa who used to be a member of Team Donaire but can't apparently get a visa to return to the US. .
Penalosa said he had asked Farenas what he thought about fighting Garcia who, and the hard-hitting southpaw told him "it will be a good fight. I like it."
Penalosa said Farenas would receive a purse of $50,000 and "if he wins it will be big in terms of his career advancement" even as he admitted that Garcia who is the brother of former world champion and Nonito "The Filipino Flash" Donaire's trainer Robert Garcia "is a brawler and is strong."
At the same time Penalosa said he believes Garcia is better than either Lopez or Salido.
Farenas won the Philippine featherweight title with a unanimous twelve round decision over Edgar Gabejan last October 1 after earlier scoring an eight round decision over touted Mexican Fernando Beltra.
Garcia is coming off back-to-back stoppages winning the NABF/WBO NABO titles via a 4th round knockout of Rafael Guzman at the Staples Center on June 4, 2011 before winning by a 4th round TKO over Juan Carlos Martinez at the Theater of Madison Square Garden on October 22, 2011.
[QUOTE=Eaner0919;11673932]I doubt it happens Nonito Mikey Brandon and Robert are all good friends to each other so it would be a hard fight to make[/QUOTE] Yea that's what I figured, thanks.Comment by Eaner0919 on 01-16-2012
I doubt it happens Nonito Mikey Brandon and Robert are all good friends to each other so it would be a hard fight to makeComment by savorduhflavor on 01-16-2012
[QUOTE=Eaner0919;11673914]for the record everyone on Team Margarito said that the Puerto Rican crowd when he rematched Santos showed them nothing but love and respect and after the fight ended more than a few thought he was beating Santos and cheered…Comment by Eaner0919 on 01-16-2012
[quote=boricuajr23;11673823]If anybody is going to get love when it comes to a decision its Mikey garcia ($$$). Being in Puerto Rico has nothing to do with it. Besides he is fighting a Filipino. If you think Puerto Ricans hate Mexicans…Comment by Eaner0919 on 01-16-2012
[quote=MANIAC310;11673702]it's in PR.. hopefully Mikey gets fair judging[/quote] yo what size shirt are you bro? Foolishly got someone on here a Tony shirt from the fight and the official team shirt and then they flaked so they're just here in…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (42)


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Inhibition of phosphatase activity facilitates the formation and maintenance of NMDA-induced calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase ii clusters in hippocampal neurons
Tao-Cheng, Jung-Hwa
Vinade, Lucia
Winters, C. A.
Reese, Thomas S.
Dosemeci, Ayse
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As publishedhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroscience.2004.10.008
KeywordImmunogold electron microscopy; Calyculin A; Okadaic acid; Calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II; Autophosphorylation
The majority of hippocampal neurons in dissociated cultures and in intact brain exhibit clustering of CaMKII into spherical structures with an average diameter of 110 nm when subjected to conditions that mimic ischemia and excitotoxicity (Tao-Cheng et al., 2001). Because clustering of CaMKII would reduce its effective concentration within the neuron, it may represent a cellular strategy to prevent excessive CaMKII-mediated phosphorylation during episodes of Ca2+ overload. Here we employ a relatively mild excitatory stimulus to promote sub-maximal clustering for the purpose of studying the conditions for the formation and disappearance of CaMKII clusters. Treatment with 30 µM NMDA for 2 min produced CaMKII clustering in ~15 percent of dissociated hippocampal neurons in culture, as observed by pre-embedding immunogold electron microscopy. These CaMKII clusters could be labeled with antibodies specific to the phospho form (Thr286) of CaMKII, suggesting that at least some of the CaMKII molecules in clusters are autophosphorylated. To test whether phosphorylation is involved in the formation and maintenance of CaMKII clusters, the phosphatase inhibitors calyculin A (5 nM) or okadaic acid (1 µM) were included in the incubation medium. With inhibitors more neurons exhibited CaMKII clusters in response to 2 min NMDA treatment. Furthermore, 5 min after the removal of NMDA and Ca2+, CaMKII clusters remained and could still be labeled with the phospho-specific antibody. In contrast, in the absence of phosphatase inhibitors, no clusters were detected 5 min after the removal of NMDA and Ca2+ from the medium. These results suggest that phosphatases type 1 and/or 2A regulate the formation and disappearance of CaMKII clusters.
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