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And she's concocted the perfect plan to ensure her years ahead with new groom Kanye West will be filled with nothing but hearts and roses.
"I try to treat him like it's his birthday every single day," she told the U.K.'s MailOnline this week. "I think we'll always be like that."
The pair, who lavishly tied the knot on May 24 in Florence, are apparently staying true to their word for now, and have taken turns gushing over one another this week while in France for the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
"I can't be with any girl but Kim because that's the girl I look at her pictures the most, I get turned on the most," West said at the event Tuesday.
Asked to respond to the compliment, Kardashian, 33, replied: "It makes me blush every time. He's so sweet ... He really speaks from the heart and I love that he thinks that way about me, and I feel the same about him."
Another thing Kardashian loves about her new husband? His ability to surprise her. Kardashian told the MailOnline she did not know opera legend Andrea Bocelli would sing at their wedding until she walked down the aisle.
"I got up the altar and didn't even see him standing there. And I turned around when my sisters were helping me fix my veil, and I did a double take – I thought it was a CD of him singing," she says. "The fact that he can surprise me is really good."
It has been a whirlwind few weeks for the newlyweds. They first embarked on a surprisingly low-key honeymoon to Ireland and Prague – interrupted for four days while West tweaked their Instagram-winning wedding photo because of "how important Kim is to the Internet" – and later jetted to Mexico to celebrate West's 37th birthday.
On Sunday, they celebrated another important birthday – daughter North's first – at a New York City children's museum.
If all that sounds enviably exhausting, well, it is. Yet Kardashian says their connection makes every day special.
"We always try to make life as fun and enjoyable as possible," she said. "We do travel, and work really hard when we're together – and even when we're apart, we're always on the phone 24/7 – just trying to make that time as memorable as possible."


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Just a week shy of the anniversary of her sister's 2011 death in a head-on wreck with a very drunk teenager, Phyllis Savenkoff learned that the young man's prison time has been cut in half.
Samuel McCauley, now 21, could be released after serving five years under a May 20 decision by Circuit Judge Thomas L. Hughston Jr. to reduce his sentence.
The 9th Circuit Solicitor's Office was unaware of the ruling until July, Solicitor Scarlett Wilson said, and her office broke the news to the family of the late Eleanor Caperton on Wednesday. McCauley was originally sentenced in January to 10 years in prison.
"I didn't expect the shock I got today," Savenkoff said.
"This was literally done behind our backs," she said. "We should be able to face the judge and have our say."
Wilson agreed that there should have been a hearing, and filed a motion late Wednesday seeking to reopen the case.
"The court's approach to resentencing the defendant threatens the integrity of our criminal justice system," her motion said. "The court did not preserve and protect the victims' rights to justice and due process and could not be considered as treating the victims with fairness, respect and dignity."
In the fatal wreck at the heart of the case, Caperton, Savenkoff's 72-year-old sister, had been driving home to Ladson around midnight on July 23, 2011, from her weekend job as a security guard. McCauley drove the wrong way up a ramp to the interstate going an estimated 60 mph and struck her car head-on. Caperton was taken to Medical University Hospital, where she died.
McCauley, though underage, had spent the evening drinking with friends at Dolphin Cove Marina. He told police that was the last thing he remembered before waking up in a hospital. His blood-alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit for adults.
"I wish I could have died instead of her," McCauley said at his January sentencing hearing, after pleading guilty to reckless homicide and to felony DUI involving death. "I'll be sorry forever."
Hughston originally sentenced McCauley, of Mount Pleasant, to 15 years on one charge and 10 on the other, ordering that McCauley serve the sentences concurrently and spend 10 years in prison before being released on probation.
Weeks later, McCauley's lawyer, Capers Barr III, filed a motion seeking a lesser sentence. Barr argued that McCauley's sentence was more severe than those of others in Charleston County who had pleaded guilty to the same charge.
The sentence was so long, said Barr, "it could result in changing a naturally kind and gentle person into a more hardened, distrustful person."
The Solicitor's Office filed a motion opposing a sentence reduction, saying that McCauley's sentence was not "grossly disproportionate."
Ninth Circuit Assistant Solicitor Jennifer K. Williams said McCauley had been sentenced to less than a third of the possible 35 years he faced on the two charges "all for taking the life of another human being who had the fatal misfortune of having to share the road with this defendant on the night he planned — days in advance — to drink with his friends, underage, to the point of becoming grossly intoxicated."
There was no hearing held on the rival motions, and on May 20, Hughston signed an order cutting McCauley's prison time in half to five years, with little explanation in the order for his decision. Hughston could not be reached for comment at his office Wednesday afternoon.
In the order, Hughston lamented the lack of specific state sentencing guidelines, commenting that he could have sentenced McCauley to anything between one and 25 years on the felony DUI charge.
"My amended sentence more closely corresponds to the federal guidelines for such an offense," Hughston wrote in the order.
Barr said he learned of the decision to reduce the sentence in May, because his office was monitoring the case on the Clerk of Court's website. Barr said he also copied Wilson's office in May on a letter to the judge, seeking to clarify the sentencing change.
"I assumed, hearing nothing since late May, that everyone had been informed and that this was a done deal," Barr said Wednesday. "My very young client believes that this (amended sentence) is his future, and I hope that's the case."
Wilson said the issue should be reopened, to comply with South Carolina's Victims' Bill of Rights.
"If a defendant's sentence were increased, a defendant certainly should have the right to be heard regarding ... new information and to be present at the pronouncement of the new and different adverse sentence," Wilson said in her motion. "Likewise, the victims should have a right to be present and to be heard at any re-sentencing when new information is considered and the court is considering a sentence adverse to their requests and a departure from the previous sentence."
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COLUMBIA — Steve Spurrier didn't appreciate his Gatorade bath Saturday night after No. 10 South Carolina's 31-17 victory over No. 6 Clemson.
"You're supposed to do that for bowl games," the Head Ball Coach complained, "not for home victories."
Yes, just another win over Clemson (a school-record five in a row), one more happy outing at Williams-Brice Stadium (18-0 at home since a 2011 loss to Auburn).
Spurrier seriously gets it. He kept repeating how "blessed" his Gamecocks are. He likes this exceptionally young team with a 10-2 record.
But some Gamecocks fans — you know the nouveau riche type — think this is easy. You eat turkey on Thursday, shop on Friday, beat Clemson on Saturday.
South Carolina students get Clemson victory vouchers with their tuition receipts, right? And what a deal this year, the latest Gamecocks win over Clemson comes nicely wrapped with a garnet and black bow attached by quarterback Connor Shaw and a bunch of opportunistic teammates.
Of course, South Carolina fans old enough to remember the George W. Bush administration and old movies such as "Slumdog Millionaire" and "The Dark Knight" know Clemson dominance is harder than Latin algebra.
We are living through a Gamecocks streak so admirable, the likes of it might not happen again in our lifetime. Or, until Dabo Swinney opens a Gamecocks ornament booth on Market Street.
Tougher than it looked
Five in a row for South Carolina over Clemson, which, by the way, leads this series 65-42-4.
Degree of difficulty Saturday night: Very.
It was tougher than it looked, requiring the first three Clemson turnovers to stay afloat and the last three to put the game away.
"They're all similar scores," Spurrier said of the five straight double-digit wins in the series, "and fortunately we got ahead enough where we can relax a little bit the last minute of the game. But they have turnovers."
Yes, a half dozen for Clemson on Saturday night.
Zero for South Carolina.
"That's four home games in a row without a turnover," Spurrier pointed out.
Contrary to the popular wisdom of George Rogers Boulevard, Clemson is getting better, not worse.
No. 6 this week.
The Tigers were No. 12 during Rivalry Week of 2012.
No. 18 in 2011.
Unranked in 2010.
Turnover tale
The Tigers arrived at Williams-Brice Stadium ranked four spots higher than South Carolina, which means a lot of humans and computers considered Clemson the better team.
But they couldn't handle Shaw's steely nerves on third down, early and late.
"I thought our offense played really well in the first half, made some plays on third down to keep ourselves on the field," the senior quarterback said. "We had great time of possession."
Oh, what might have been for Clemson.
"It's hard to beat a team of this caliber when you turn the ball over like that," Clemson offensive coordinator Chad Morris said. "Or beat a team of any caliber. It's hard to beat a middle school team."
Six fewer turnovers and it might be different in 2014 at Death Valley.
No Shaw.
No Clowney.
The streak has to end sometime. Doesn't it?
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Cardinals Drop Hard-Fought MBB MAC Opener to Akron
MUNCIE, Ind. -- It took until the final seconds Wednesday for two-time defending Mid-American Conference champion Akron to secure a league-opening, 72-68 win over Ball State.
The Cardinals started slow on their home floor at Worthen Arena but clawed backed from double digits twice to threaten the Zips, including once in the final minute of the game.
Ball State rallied from 10 points down with 2:20 to play and cut the lead to three on a Chris Bond 3-pointer with four seconds left. But the Cardinals were forced to foul, and Akron's Nick Harney made one of two free throws to seal the win.
Akron improved to 9-5 with the victory and got off to a 1-0 MAC start. Ball State fell to 3-9 on the year and 0-1 to begin league play.
"I was pleased with our competitiveness and being able to dig out of a hole and put ourselves in position; we were right there to win the game," Ball State head coach James Whitford said. "After we got dug into a hole, we started to make some great hustle plays and attack the rim, and we really held our own on the glass."
Bond led the Cardinals with 18 points, while Majok Majok notched his third straight double-double and sixth of the year with 16 points and 13 rebounds. Jesse Berry scored 12 points and Mark Alstork added 10 for Ball State.
Akron's Quincy Diggs led all players with 21 points, while Demetrius Treadwell scored 13. Both players were preseason all-conference selections.
Ball State won the rebounding battle, 42-35, limited Akron to just 3-for-23 shooting from 3-point range and made more free throws (26) than the Zips attempted (24). Yet Akron was able for most of the game to hold on to the early lead it built.
"Akron has kind of set the standard for how hard you play in this league, and we wanted to make sure in our first conference game, getting to play them, that we answered that," Whitford said. "We out-rebounded them by seven and our half-court defense was terrific. We were a few plays away on offense from being able to win the game."
The Cardinals made just one of their first 10 shots and turned the ball over five times in the first 10 minutes to find themselves trailing by double digits.
Akron stretched its lead to as many as 15 points at 27-12 before Ball State rallied over the last six-plus minutes of the first half. The Cardinals closed the half on a 16-7 run, with Berry and Bond combining to score 13 of those points, and trailed 34-28 at the break.
After falling behind by double digits again early in the second half, Ball State went on a 12-0 run to take its only lead of the game at 47-45 with 11 minutes left. The Cardinals scored eight points at the free throw line during that stretch as they pounded the ball into the paint.
But just after Ball State grabbed the lead, Akron's Jake Kretzer answered with a runner on the other end. Deji Ibitayo followed with a 3-pointer from the corner and the Zips eventually stretched their lead back to 10 points before Ball State's late rally.
Majok, who entered the game 11th in the nation in rebounding, now has 45 boards over the past three games. He is averaging a double-double for the season. Bond added seven rebounds on the night. He was consistently able to get to three free throw line, where he connected on nine of his 10 attempts.
Ball State now heads out on the road for two more games against some of the league's perennial contenders in Kent State and Ohio. The Cardinals will visit Kent State for a 7 p.m. tipoff Saturday.


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MIFFLINTOWN - Three candidates are running for magisterial district judge in the May 21 municipal primary election in Mifflintown.
The three cross-filed candidates are Tara Ebright Swartz, Gerald "Bub" Walton and incumbent Barbara M. Lyter. The district covers Delaware, Fayette, Fermanagh, Greenwood, Monroe, Susquehanna townships and Mifflintown and Thompsontown boroughs. District judges serve a six year term.
Longtime Juniata County Sheriff H. Thomas Lyter, a Democrat, has a challenger for the November municipal election, Republican Glenn S. Kerstetter, a former corrections officer and current chief of Fayette Township EMS.
Other county row offices on the ballot are register and recorder, for which incumbent Alicia Anstine Seigler, a Republican, is running unopposed, and treasurer, for which incumbent Sandra Fairman King is also running unopposed for the Republican nomination.
Four seats are up on the Juniata County School Board:
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Joseph R. Shearer has cross-filed in Region 8, which encompasses Port Royal Borough, Spruce Hill and Turbett townships.
John G. Noss has cross-filed in Region 9, for Lack and Tuscarora townships.
Region 4, Walker Township is also on the ballot, and there are no candidates.
In addition, voters will also elect a variety of positions for municipal offices including township supervisors, tax collectors, judges of elections, inspectors of elections and auditors. A complete list will be posted online at www.lewistownsentinel.com and will appear in the voters' guide which will be published on May 17.


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Machine Head visited the Scion AV All Purpose Show during this year's Scion Rock Fest. Band founder/frontman Robb Flynn and guitarist Phil Demmel of the mighty Oakland, California group go in-depth with host Prince Paul about the making of their upcoming, and presently untitled, album. They have been holed up in Jingletown Studios making their eighth full-length, and their first for Nuclear Blast. This is the fourth Machine Head album that Flynn has produced, and in this interview he explains how he's making sure it's another cohesive and powerful experience.
HEAD CASES YOU DESTROYED YESTERDAY AT @ScionAV's #ScionRockFest @ Fox Theater Pomona http://t.co/FAdlvxc52U
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College Football point spread expert, Lee Sterling of www.paramountsports.com, breaks down the 2009 Champ Sports Bowl matchup between the Miami Hurricanes and the Wisconsin Badgers.
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2009 Miami Hurricanes Football Highlights. I would like to thank Rusty98UM11 and 31spoonerstreet for the clips. The song is "The Beast" by Tech N9ne.
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The 6 Most Terrifying Features of Japanese Toilets
#3. Toilets That Taste Your BusinessJapan has a serious appetite for technologies that will help maintain the health of its aging population. Toilets that are capable of measuring the user's blood pressure, body fat and level of sugar in the urine are all available. Many of them are also capable of communicating this information to doctors or other medical practitioners, who are presumably just delighted about seeing their inboxes fill up with news about people's outboxes.
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It doesn't take much of a stretch of the imagination to see authorities using the very same technology to detect the presence of illegal substances in a user's waste and then have the toilet turn them in, like some kind of stool pigeon. Sorry about that. And from there it's no great leap to imagining a toilet framing you for a crime you didn't poop. If you think you'll get away by simply voiding into dishwashers, be sure to check back next week for our terrifying expose on the Japanese dishwasher industry (hint: they have no sense of right or wrong, and lasers).
#2. The Sound PrincessIt's a well-known fact that Japanese women will expire of shame the instant anyone hears them pee, which became a serious problem with the invention of flush toilets and the splashy noises that accompany them. To stay alive, many Japanese ladies began repeatedly flushing the toilet as they used it to mask the sounds that nature forced them to make. As this was wasting a pretty stunning amount of water, someone with a really hilarious job was forced to invent the Otohime. Also known as the Sound Princess, the Otohime is a device mounted in a toilet stall capable of producing a tinny, unconvincing replica of a toilet flush.
No, it's not an intercom. Because that'd be weird.
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Thanks to advanced technology, devices can make all sorts of sounds now; the same hardware that makes a masking flushing noise could also be used to record and amplify the sound it was intended to mask. And if we're dealing with one of the advanced talking toilets, it could even perhaps add a commentary track, like it was a bonus feature on a DVD of a peeing woman that you'd just purchased.
"This bit right here is when Kumiko just went for it, and is, at least I think, really when she earned the respect of the crew."
#1. Sphincter Relaxation MusicA toilet can be a pretty stressful place to be, what with all the concern you're feeling about the noises you're about to make.
"HUUUUUUUUUURRRRGGGK." Splush. "Man, I've got to stop eating Lego."
As discussed, one of the effects of stress is its tendency to cause things to tighten up, which can be problematic in a toilet situation. Fortunately, the Japanese toilet industry has considered that, and also produces toilets that can play music intended to relax you and your various retaining muscles. Classical music is a popular default option, but these devices are typically capable of playing whatever music you want, if, for example, you find something else gets you in the mood.
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Audio designed to make you release the brakes on the poop train? That sounds a little bit like the fabled brown note, doesn't it? MythBusters famously tried to generate a brown note without, sadly, any success, so we guess we're safe, right? Except that they were only testing vibrations through the air, not with mechanical contact between the subject and the device. Like the kind of contact you'd see if a sentient toilet wanted to turn its food source/hated enemy inside out. _________________________ Now, we've been a little alarmist here. When contacted, the Japanese scientists who made these toilets probably assured us that our concerns were completely unrealistic. We couldn't tell, of course; they were speaking Japanese. But then again, the scientists who threw nuclear weapons at the ocean assured everyone that it wouldn't create Godzilla, and that turned out to be exactly what happened. So we stand behind our alarmism. If just one person who reads this decides to never use a toilet without a gun pressed against the bowl, we'll consider this article a success. _________________________
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The fencing tumbled late Sunday on the pedestrian bridge, which crosses the Seine. Thousands of couples have latched padlocks to the bridge and thrown their keys into the river as symbols of lasting love, resulting in what some decry as an eyesore. The locks are periodically removed by the city, but spring up ever faster.
Deputy mayor Bruno Julliard said the city was already soliciting suggestions from artists on what to do to the locks when the fencing collapsed. Officials are hoping to persuade visiting lovers to show their undying affection in less disruptive ways.
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"Then there were some radically different ideas. Why not use new technology so that couples could write each other messages that could be projected somewhere in Paris?" he said.
No one was hurt when the approximately two-meter (6.5 feet) stretch of fencing came down on the Pont des Arts. But Julliard said there are real safety concerns, as the Seine is heavily traveled by tour boats and barges.
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Long before he was a big Oscar winner, and prior to his first real break in Dazed and Confused, Matthew McConaughey starred on the small screen – in a country music video.
Yes, that's the future Hollywood superstar playing a sexy hunk in Trisha Yearwood's 1992 video for her hit song, "Walk Away Joe."
The future Hollywood superstar played a hunk in Trisha Yearwood's 1992 video for "Walk Away Joe."
The video, which also features Don Henley on vocals, shows the boyishly handsome, 23-year-old McConaughey chasing his girlfriend through a field of corn, giving her some bedroom eyes, and even skinny-dipping.
So how did this all come about?
"He was cast from local talent in Austin, Tex., where the footage was shot," Yearwood tells PEOPLE. "The performance with Don Henley was shot in Nashville, so I never met Matthew. About 10 years ago, we were both at the Grammys and trying to connect but we kept missing each other – he was backstage when I was in the audience, and vice-versa."
Still, Yearwood says she feels somewhat responsible for discovering his talents early on. "Honestly, I'm so happy to see him recognized for his work in Dallas Buyers Club," she says. "And if he ever wants to be in another Trisha Yearwood video, I won't make him audition."
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Changes in buying habits ought to be decided by the marketplace, not by government picking winners and losers. West Virginians are receiving an expensive lesson in why that is a matter of practicality, not just philosophy or politics.
State legislators jumped on the national "green" bandwagon in 2011. They enacted a juicy state income tax break for purchasers of alternative fuel and hybrid vehicles.
It was, as they say, a dandy. The break offered buyers of qualifying cars and trucks tax credits of up to 35 percent of the purchase price. Motorists who drove approved cars off dealers' lots could rake in credits of as much as $7,500. Commercial vehicles qualified for $25,000.
Earlier this year, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin began to see dollar signs regarding the law. More precisely, he saw them - by the millions - floating away from the state treasury.
At Tomblin's recommendation, legislators repealed the tax breaks earlier this year. Effective April 14, most of the incentives were eliminated. Only those for vehicles powered by natural gas or propane were retained.
When news the bill was being considered became public, a substantial number of West Virginians decided they had better cash in quickly. Had Tomblin's original bill, killing the credit retroactively to Dec. 31, 2012, been enacted, that would not have been possible. But the Legislature's April 14 date opened the floodgates.
Thousands of qualifying vehicles were purchased. In June and July alone, the last two months of the fiscal year, that cost the state treasury $48 million in tax credits.
By the time the full extent of the damage is known, the total in foregone revenue may total $100 million.
That is simply ridiculous anywhere. Here in West Virginia, it is insane.
Lawmakers' misguided attempt to manipulate the marketplace has cost the state an enormous amount of money that could have been used for any number of worthwhile programs - or simply to have balanced the last fiscal year's budget. As matters stood, spending cuts in many state agencies and a last-minute transfer of millions of dollars from a Medicaid account were needed to keep the fiscal year out of the red.
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Edna V. Best
Feb. 18, 1915-Feb. 2, 2013
Age: 97
Residence: Loveland, Colo.
Edna V. Best, 97 (just 16 days shy of her 98th birthday), passed away on Feb. 2, 2013, at the Sterling House of Loveland. Edna was born Feb. 18, 1915, to Tracy and Mary (Ginther) Smith in Hill City, Kan.
Edna graduated from Hill City High School in 1933. She married Starlin (Stub) Best on Aug. 2, 1937, in Hays, Kan. She lived in Hill City, Kan., while he served in World War II. Upon his return, they moved to Norton, Kan., where they lived until 1960, when the family moved to Greeley. Edna and Stub just celebrated their 55th anniversary when he died in 1992. She lived in Greeley until 2007, when she moved into assisted living in Loveland, to be closer to her daughter.
Edna worked at Creditor's Service Agency for 40 years in Greeley. She retired at the age of 85. She loved to cook and baking chocolate chip cookies for family, neighbors, and friends, was her specialty. She loved being busy and on the go, which she credited for her long life.
Edna is survived by her daughter, Starla (Maynard) Weber, of Loveland; and two grandsons, Michael (Ashley) Weber, of Loveland, and Tyler Weber of Chandler, Ariz.
She is preceded in death by her husband; parents; sisters, Louise Jones and Doris Bauer; and brother, Ivan Smith.
A private family service will be held at a later date at the Memorial Lawn Cemetery in Hill City, Kan.
Memorial gifts may be made to Front Range Hospice in care of Mark's Funeral & Cremation Service, 9293 Eastman Park Drive, Windsor, 80550. Condolences may be made online at www.marksfuneralservice.com or sent to the funeral home, as well.
Pearl Helen Duell Cozzens
April 12, 1925-Feb. 1, 2013
Age: 87
Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo.
Pearl Helen Duell Cozzens, 87, of Colorado Springs, died Feb. 1, 2013, at St. Francis Medical Center in Colorado Springs, surrounded by family. Pearl was born April 12, 1925, to Harvey and Helen Swanson Duell, the fifth of 13 children. She graduated from Kersey High School in 1944, and married Fred Cozzens, Jr. in 1945. Pearl and Fred lived on the Cozzens homestead farm southeast of Eaton, Colo., until 1975, when they moved to Wray, Colo. In 1992, they moved to Colorado Springs.
Pearl is survived by her husband of 68 years, Fred Cozzens of Colorado Springs; daughter, Sharon (Jim) Brandt of Houston, Texas; sons, Harvey (Priscilla) Cozzens of Montrose, Colo., and Elmer Dean Cozzens of Colorado Springs; daughter, Marlene (Dean) Swartz of Longmont, Colo.; seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; three brothers, Herbert, Ray and David Duell; and numerous nieces and nephews.
A celebration service will be held at 1 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 7, at Church at Briargate in Colorado Springs, with interment at 10 a.m., Friday, Feb. 8, at Linn Grove Cemetery in Greeley. A celebration service will be held at noon Friday, Feb. 8 at Evangelical Free Church in Eaton, Colo.
Memorial contributions can be made to Church at Briargate, 9550 Otero Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80920. Go to www.allnutt.com to view the online obituary and send condolences.
Herman Emil Enderson
June 2, 1921-Feb. 2, 2013
Age: 91
Residence: Greeley
Herman Enderson, 91, of Greeley, died Feb. 2, 2013, at Hospice of Northern Colorado in Greeley. He was born on June 2, 1921, in Genoa, to Mattias and Alice (Johnson) Enderson.
The family moved to Almena, Kan., when he was young, and he attended school there through seventh grade. He went to eighth grade at Prairie View School at Flagler, Colo., then ninth and 10th grades at Sunny Slope School, and 11th grade was at Lincoln School. These were country schools near Arriba, Colo. On Sept. 30, 1942, Herman married Evelyn Peterson in Longmont. He served for four years in the Navy and Coast Guard during World War II.
Herman was a farmer and enjoyed camping, fishing and polka music. He was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Longmont, VFW Post No. 6624 in Evans, American Legion in Longmont, Good Sam's Club, and the Pawnee Grazing Association.
Herman is survived by his four children, Carolyn (Ken) Ragsdale of Grover, Larry (Carol) Enderson of Cheyenne, Wyo., Peggy (David) Sorensen of Greeley, and Keith Enderson of Keota; nine grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; one brother, Ivan (Esther "Pauli") Enderson of Arriba; and eight nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, two brothers, one sister, one daughter, and one grandson.
Visitation will be from 4-7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013, at Adamson's Funeral & Cremation Services, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 80634, and from 10-11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 8, 2013, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 1000 15th Ave., Longmont, CO 80501, with funeral services following. Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery in Longmont. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.adamsonchapels.com.
Robert Dale "Rob" Graham
Dec. 3, 1965-Feb. 3, 2013
Age: 47
Residence: Johnstown, Colo.
Robert Dale "Rob" Graham, 47, of Johnstown, lost his battle with cancer, while surrounded by his family at home, on Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013.
Rob was born Dec. 3, 1965, to Dale Graham and Betty Belanger in Longmont. He attended Roosevelt High School and graduated from Brighton High School in 1984, then went on to obtain a degree from Colorado Aerotech, as an airplane mechanic. He married the love of his life, Lael Graham, in 1991. Together, they shared a full and loving 21 years of life together.
Rob worked for Abound as a Lead Technician, and was an incredibly gifted manager. He was always looking for ways to help a friend in need and could light up a room with his bright eyes, contagious smile, and big personality.
He was an amazing man who exemplified putting others first, was the model of the value of hard work, and was loved by all who knew him. He will be greatly missed as a husband, father, son, brother and friend.
Rob is survived by his wife, Lael Graham; two sons, Cassidy and Corey Graham; parents, Dale Graham (Jean), and Betty Belanger (Gene); siblings, Judi Krause (Matt), Jodi Weber (Scott), Ron Graham, Dawn Kantrud (Steve), and Chrissy Campbell; 12 nieces and nine nephews.
A service to celebrate Rob's life and memory will be held at 1 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013, at Grace Community Church, 2033 W. South First St. in Johnstown. Interment will be at Johnstown Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to "Adamson Funeral Home," 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 80634 to be used for Corey Graham's college fund. Condolence may be sent to the family at www.adamsonchapels.com.
Mark P. Hummels
Dec. 2, 1969-Jan. 31, 2013
Age: 43
Residence: Phoenix
Mark P. Hummels, 43, of Phoenix, devoted father, adoring husband, loving brother and son, and true friend, served as an organ donor on his passing on Jan. 31, 2013.
Mark was born Dec. 2, 1969, in Bakersfield, Calif., and grew up in Greeley. Classmates and teachers remember him as an incredible personality who made everything he touched beautiful and golden. Mark was at once a mischievous handful, a terrific student, and a brilliant athlete, co-captaining his high school swim team and setting a still-standing school 400-meter freestyle relay record.
Upon graduating high school, Mark was honored with the award of a prestigious full-ride Boettcher Scholarship, which he drew on to attend Colorado College in Colorado Springs. After a year studying in Mexico, Mark graduated Phi Beta Kappa with highest honors in 1993, in political science and Spanish, going on to receive his master's in journalism from the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California, Berkeley, in 1997, also on a full-ride scholarship.
After finishing at Colorado College, Mark met his wife, Dana, while he was working the arts and entertainment beat for the Colorado Springs Independent. Mark was paid primarily in free concert tickets, which he used to take Dana on dates, and a mutual love of live music cemented their bond. They married in 1996, while Mark was studying at Berkeley, and they honeymooned in Sausalito and on Alcatraz Island.
Mark also worked as a reporter for the Santa Fe New Mexican and the Albuquerque Journal, covering police news and the political beat. In his book "American Carnival: Journalism Under Siege in an Age of New Media," now Emeritus Dean Neil Henry, one of Mark's professors at Berkeley, captured Mark's own reflections on his experience: "I came to realize that government officials are so well-trained in obfuscation and spin that it's next to impossible to get a real answer to most questions you ask them. This continues to drive me absolutely nuts with people in general, and with people in positions of public trust especially. I came to think of reporting 'both sides of the story' as either 1) reporting 'both' sides of the octagon, or 2) giving 'equal time' for the Republicans and Democrats to each tell their lies."
"I met a lot of lawyers while working on stories, and I came to think of them as the people who really understood what's going on, and the ones who can make real change in the final analysis."
His reporting experience propelled Mark to resume his studies, entering the James E. Rogers College of Law at University of Arizona, where he is remembered as a larger-than-life presence. Mark served as the Case Notes Editor of the Arizona Law Review, and he graduated in 2004, with highest honors, first in his class. Admitted to the Arizona Bar after earning the highest score on the bar exam, Mark served as a law clerk for then-Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew D. Hurwitz.
In 2005, Mark joined the Osborn Maledon law firm as an associate, and the members voted him into their number in 2010. From the start, he made an impression, endearing himself to his colleagues as quirky, unique, fiercely intelligent and consistently sunny. Mark was the best kind of lawyer, highly capable in his practice and caring to his core about the community. He was president of the Phoenix Chapter of the Federal Bar Association and highly regarded by the state and federal bench. He was recognized by "Benchmark Litigation" as a "future star" in litigation. To judges, attorneys and other professionals, he was a trusted counselor in ethics and disciplinary proceedings. Mark also gave back to the community at large, serving on the training committee for the Arizona Town Hall and providing pro bono legal services to those who could not afford counsel.
Mark was a devoted family member and involved neighbor. He loved, respected and adored his wife and children. Despite distant separations, he remained close to his loving extended family. He had a vast and diverse group of friends, as he easily connected with people from all backgrounds and walks of life. His loss will be deeply felt by the countless people in Phoenix and around the country who knew him and loved him.
Mark is survived by his wife, Dana and their two young children; parents, Ken and Letha Hummels of Greeley; brothers, David Hummels of West Lafayette, Ind., and Robert Hummels of San Antonio, Texas; and many other loving family members and friends.
Charitable donations to the community in his memory and honor may be made to the Mark Hummels Memorial Fund at the Arizona Community Foundation, www.azfoundation.org/hummels. Donations for the welfare, education and care of Mark and Dana's two children may be made to the Hummels Children's Fund in person or by mail at Alliance Bank of Arizona, 2901 North Central Ave., Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ 85012.
Marilyn Ruth Reed
Dec. 25, 1931-Feb. 3, 2013
Age: 81
Residence: Greeley
Marilyn Ruth Reed, 81, of Greeley, died Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013, at Swedish Medical Center in Englewood. She was born on Dec. 25, 1931, in Reed City, Mich., to Charles Lance and Flossie Mae (Jones) Cousineau.
Mrs. Reed worked as a dental assistant for Dr. E.D. Miller and a traffic control flagger. She was a registrar for the DAR, Registrar and a charter member of Colonial Dames XVII Century and past president and member of the Weld County Genealogical Society.
Mrs. Reed enjoyed quilting, crocheting, oil painting, traveling and spending time with her grandchildren.
She is survived by her husband, Bert E. Reed of Greeley; daughter, Nancy Coffman (Randy); son, Edward Reed (Jennie); brother, Russell Cousineau (Jean); sister, Shelva Davis; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her sister, Shirley Hardin; and her parents.
Friends may visit from 4-7 p.m. Wednesday at Stoddard Funeral Home with funeral service at 11 a.m. Thursday at Stoddard Funeral Home and interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Susan B. Komen Cancer Foundation, in care of Stoddard Funeral Home, 3205 28th St., Greeley, CO 80634.
Please visit www.stoddardsunset.com to sign online guest book.
William (Bill) Joe Rieger
Feb. 10, 1967-Feb. 2, 2013
Age: 45
Residence: Evans
On Feb. 2, 2013, just short of his 46th birthday, William (Bill) Joe Rieger's, 45, of Evans, life came to an end due to an automobile accident.
Bill was born on Feb. 10, 1967, to Richard and Mary Ellen (Cozad) Rieger in Leadville, Colo. Within the first year of his life, he had open heart surgery.
Having to move from the high country, his family moved to Greeley. A couple years later, the family moved to Evans, where Bill has lived ever since. He graduated from Greeley West High in 1985. Bill enjoyed watching NASCAR, fishing, cruising back roads, talking to friends and having fun. He enjoyed the mountains, the outdoors and travel. He was an avid dart player, liked bike riding and walking.
Bill worked at a variety of jobs, including caregiver, where he earned his CNA license, construction, fast food and as a truck driver. Throughout his life, Bill was a caring and helpful person to those in need, including his mother and father, grandmother, aunt and others. The loss of his parents really set him back, as Bill missed his parents.
He, too, will be sadly missed.
Survivors include sisters, Jeanette and Keith Lambert of Pensacola, Fla., and Sharon and David Nelson of Parker, Colo.; niece, Amber; nephew, Matthew; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Bill was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents.
A memorial service to celebrate Bill's life will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 8, 2013, at Moser Funeral Service Chapel, 3501 11th Ave. in Evans.
An online obituary and guest book are at www.moserfuneralservice.com.


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Despite the threat of a labor strike that could begin next week, the Common Council on Thursday agreed to a six-month contract extension with its ambulance service provider.
Rural/Metro Medical Service is preparing to call in employees from other states in the event of a strike by the local workforce, a top company official told the Council. The answer satisfied city lawmakers, who voted, 6-0, to approve the contract extension.
In light of the possible strike, the extension includes a $1 million performance bond the city can use in case services required under the contract are not provided.
Lawmakers delayed a vote scheduled earlier in the week until questions were answered concerning what would happen in the event of a strike, ambulance response times and Rural/Metro employee wages and benefits. They met in special session Thursday to approve the agreement.
The latest extension, which affords Rural/Metro an exclusive agreement and calls for the company to pay the city a monthly $29,166 franchise fee, will take effect as soon as Mayor Byron W. Brown signs it. It expires Dec. 31.
The city is preparing to solicit bids for longer-term ambulance services and wants to have a contract in place by Jan. 1.
Wages and benefits are the subject of negotiations between Rural/Metro and Teamsters Union Local 375. The union represents roughly 400 paramedics and emergency medical technicians and gave the company a 10-day notice that it intends to strike, which could happen on Tuesday.
Consequently, the company is preparing to mobilize 50 to 70 employees in surrounding states, said Richard F. Doggett, Rural/Metro vice president of the East Zone.
North Council Member Joseph Golombek had been concerned about the company's response to a fire on Riverside Avenue that claimed the life of an infant early Tuesday morning but on Thursday said that he has since learned that the response time was sufficient.
Ellicott Council Member Darius G. Pridgen questioned whether Rural/Metro employees are paid the $12.47 per hour living wage, as mandated by the city, when they are in the city, and a lower wage when they are in the suburbs and wondered what kind of effect that would have on response times in all municipalities.
Jay Smith, Rural/Metro division manager, said the company complies with the city's living wage law and said that ambulance crews are not directed to wait outside the city when they are not responding to calls as a way to lower the company's costs.
Teamsters Local 375 President Kevin Drysdale declined to comment on the wage issue, as negotiations are ongoing.
Council Majority Leader Demone A. Smith said he hoped that the new labor contract would provide for wages for Rural/Metro employees equal to the city's living wage.
The city and Rural/Metro had been operating under monthly extensions since a two-year extension on a five-year contract expired July 1, 2012.
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As one of Britain's leading contemporary designers, Wendy Ramshaw is renowned for her jewellery and distinctive, large scale public art. This major exhibition exhibits key pieces spanning the past fifty years of her acclaimed career.
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01 May 2012 - 31 May 2012
Somerset House
Somerset House is part of World Stages London, a once-in-a-lifetime celebration through theatre of the exhilarating diversity of London's people and culture. Various London venues.
After Bloomsbury: Rugs from the Omega Workshops, 1913–1916
02 May 2012 - 24 June 2012
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In an inspired collaboration between Christopher Farr and The Courtauld Gallery, five handcrafted rugs based on original designs by the Omega Workshops will be unveiled at Somerset House.
Drowning World
10 May 2012 - 05 June 2012
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Drowning World is a global photography project about flooding by photo artist Gideon Mendel. Since 2007 Mendel has documented major scenes of devastation around the world; starting in the UK he has photographed floods in Pakistan, Australia and Thailand.
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The Green Car Journal has announced its five finalists for the 2010 Green Car of the Year. The vehicles include the Audi A3 TDI, Honda Insight, Mercury Milan Hybrid, Toyota Prius and Volkswagen Golf TDI. The winner will be announced during a press conference at the Los Angeles Auto Show press days, Dec. 2-3.
The Green Car of the Year award is a program that honors environmental leadership in the automobile field and recognizes vehicles that are readily available to consumers during the award year.
Green Car Journal" editors perform an exhaustive review of vehicle models to identify the five finalists. The winner is ultimately decided by jurors such as Jay Leno, Jean-Michel Cousteau, Carroll Shelby, Matt Petersen of Global Green USA and the Sierra Club's Carl Pope, along with Green Car Journal editors.
For the first time an Audi makes the final five with its sporty A3 TDI clean diesel. Volkswagen's new Golf TDI shows an expanding focus on clean diesel technology in the VW lineup. The Insight is a completely new hybrid sedan for Honda and the 2010 Toyota Prius is a totally redesigned, third-generation version of this popular hybrid model. The Milan Hybrid is Mercury's application of its advanced-hybrid technology in an upscale mid-size sedan.
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More than a year after Prancercise creator Joanna Rohrback became an Internet phenomenon thanks to her original workout tutorial (which has racked up more than 10 million hits!), she returns with a new video that features her prancercising through a pasture.
Filmed at the nonprofit Peaceful Ridge Rescue in Davie, Florida, in May, Rohrback is joined onscreen by the ranch's president, Victor Cutino, and his statement zebra print spandex pants.
Together, the two frolic among a team of horses because "my vision was to have a sense of liberation in fitness as well as freedom in movement with a horse," Rohrback tells PEOPLE. "My vision was to try and exemplify the horse as a model of fitness and beauty."
But the setting wasn't always so pretty.
"The ground was a bit uneven, and I don't believe I stepped in anything I shouldn't have," says Rohrback. "But if my shoes got messy, I wouldn't give a hoot. I was so into what I was doing."
So are her countless fans, who made Rohrback into an instant celebrity after she introduced prancercise – a "springy, rhythmic way of moving forward, similar to a horse's gait and ideally induced by elation," according to the official website.
Since then, Rohrback went on to star in John Mayer's "Paper Doll" music video and even landed a spot in a commercial for pistachios.
Her motto? "Why settle for mediocrity, when you can Prancercise your way into ecstasy?"
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The long-running debate over whether John Cena should turn heel has picked up some major steam in recent weeks.
His current program with The Wyatt Family has given Cena the opportunity to morph into an interesting and more complex character.
And it's all thanks to the devilishly maniacal Bray Wyatt.
Wyatt has been a pleasant surprise since WWE figured out he had much more potential and range than his former Husky Harris persona was ever allowed to display.
There's no question that he's got the pedigree. The son of former wrestling star and WWE agent Mike Rotunda (aka IRS), the nephew of former NWA world champion Barry Windham, and the grandson of the legendary Blackjack Mulligan (Bob Windham), the 26-year-old Wyatt (Windham Rotunda) has become one of the more fascinating characters to come down the WWE pike in quite some time.
The premise of his angle with Cena - "the face of WWE" - is fairly simple but highly effective.
Wyatt is a cult leader who wants to cleanse the world of cultural decay and the trappings of modern society. His character, along with those of his cohorts (Luke Harper and Erick Rowan), creates fear. And his fertile recruiting ground just happens to be the squared circle.
With an aura similar to that of The Undertaker, Wyatt combines a menacing grin with cryptic messages. Shrouded in mystique, the dark imagery provides an ideal backdrop for some first-class psychological warfare.
In many ways, the program is as close to "good vs. evil" as can be seen in today's modern version of pro wrestling.
A throwback character, Wyatt is a colorful cross between Jake Roberts and Raven, two masters of ring psychology.
No less than "The Snake" praised Wyatt in a recent Twitter post.
"Love what you are doing," Roberts wrote. "Reminds of someone else I know. Keep it up."
The program between Cena and Wyatt has allowed both performers to utilize their contrasting but strong mic abilities.
Cena is at his best when an emotional issue is involved, and Wyatt's warped but dramatic storytelling has only served to take Cena's game to the next level.
Put a microphone in Wyatt's hand, and folks can't help but listen. Singing a hymn while holding Cena's head in his arms is certainly compelling.
"If you look up at me you will see a friend. If you look down at me you will see an enemy. But if you look me square in the eye you will see a god," Wyatt declares.
Singing the old spiritual "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" while cradling his opponent's head generates instant heat.
"Impressive performance by Bray Wyatt - showing both a sadistic streak and an impressive vocal range," Mick Foley joked on Twitter.
Wyatt's mind games with Cena add an interesting layer to the rivalry.
It also gives WWE the chance to squeeze - if not pull - the trigger on Cena's character.
Full-fledged heel? Probably not. He's too valuable in merchandising and Make-a-Wish appearances.
At the very least, Wyatt could transform Cena into something darker.
Wyatt already has vowed to turn Cena into a monster.
"They've been lying to you, man," says Wyatt. "There ain't no such thing as a hero, not anymore. But you . have become addicted to the illusion of what a hero is. You think you need someone to pat you on the back."
That's the kind of push Cena needs.
The 36-year-old star remains highly marketable, but his act has grown tiresome.
Over the past year others in the company, such as Daniel Bryan and C.M. Punk, have become just as big a draw as Cena. Newer talents, namely Roman Reigns and Antonio Cesaro, are waiting in the wings.
There may be only more big chance to feature Cena in a heelish-type role, and this could be it.
On the flip side, with Bray's ability to captivate the audience, it's only a matter of time before the fans elevate him to major babyface status.
WWE's primary goal now, though, should be to keep Wyatt as sinister and unlikable as possible, and avoid the possibility that the audience hijacks his character and makes him just another "cool" heel.
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Lesnar ended The Streak at Wrestlemania 30, which automatically places him in an ideal spot to headline next year's show. WWE will build upon his invincible persona over the next year, and he most likely will add Daniel Bryan's WWE world title to his collection.
Reigns, at only 28 years old, has been WWE's most visible breakout star, with some even prematurely branding him the "next Rock."
Whether he comes close to filling the sizable shoes of The Rock (who is a distant relative) remains to be seen, but WWE is high on Reigns and has plans to break him out of The Shield in the near future.
Reigns, whose real name is Leati "Joe"Anoa'i, is the son of Sika of The Wild Samoans and the brother of Matt "Rosey" Anoa'i. Anoa'i was a three-year starter at Georgia Tech where he registered 29 tackles for loss (13th best in school history) and 12 sacks, and was named first-team All-ACC his senior year.
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2 large sweet red peppers (12 ounces)
1 tablespoon water
2/3 cup lightly toasted California walnuts
1 tablespoon crushed garlic
2/3 cup toasted sourdough bread crumbs
1 or 2 red jalapenos, seeded and minced
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 1/2 teaspoons coarsely ground cumin seeds
1/4-1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
1 tablespoon pomegranate syrup
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Roast peppers over a grill or gas flame, turning frequently until charred all over. Seal 10 minutes in a plastic bag, peel, seed, and chop. In a food processor, mix chopped peppers with 1 tablespoon of water. Process to a moist paste. Set aside.
Pound walnuts with garlic in a mortar. Stir in bread crumbs and jalapenos. Continue pounding until all ingredients are blended. Mix in the pureed peppers. Gradually mix in the olive oil and season with cumin, red pepper flakes, pomegranate syrup, and lemon juice (use additional lemon juice if pomegranate syrup is unavailable).
Taste and adjust with salt and lemon juice. Let stand several hours or overnight for flavors to blend and mature. Serve with croutons or on flatbread wedges or crackers.
About 1 ¾ cups, serves 12 (2 tbsp each)
Nutrition information per serving: 100 calories, 2g protein, 5g carbohydrate, 1g fiber, 9g total fat, 1g saturated fat, 4g monounsaturated fat, 3g polyunsaturated fat, 0mg cholesterol, 19mg sodium
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The Cultural Awareness and Enrichment Group of Elkins will host its annual Martin Luther King Celebration Sunday at The Old Brick Playhouse on the corner of Fourth Street and Davis Avenue.
There will be a Celebration March at 3:45 p.m. from Randolph County Community Arts Center to The Old Brick Playhouse led by Elkins Mountain School's drum corp. The program will begin at 4 p.m. at The Old Brick Playhouse.
Laurie Goux and her dancers will present a tribute to King, "Keep the Legacy Alive." Performers will include Nouna Anthony, Sajid "Sajwise" Cowan, Jesse "Jawilez" Wiley, Alice Sabatino, Mozella Marks and Sarah Ross.
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Laurie Goux and her dancers will present a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. during a clebration set for 4 p.m. at The Old Brick Playhouse.
Goux, dancer, choreographer, producer and adjunct professor of dance at Davis & Elkins College, currently directs dance programs at Riverside School Project, with Sabatino.
She had the honor of performing and teaching Dunham Technique at the 2010 Augusta Festival at Davis & Elkins College and lectured on the African Influence in Appalachian music and dance in 2011.
This year, she returned to teach dancing to the Blues and Afro-Brazilian dance. Goux has been performing and choreographing throughout Chicago since 1981 and is one of Chicago's most multifaceted artists.
In 1995, she formed Spirit Wing Dance Ensemble under the guidance of her mentors Tommy Gomez and Jimmy Payne Sr. She worked at South Shore Cultural Center where she taught and developed dance curricula from 1991 to 1995 and developed dance curricula for Chicago Park District, Dancin' in the Parks, Senior Dance Card and Park Kids programs.
Goux was a dance administrator for Boulevard Arts Center for five years. She has presented Arts-In-Education programs for Chicago Public Schools since 1988. She was assistant director of both. Body Language Dance Co. under Gomez and Englewood Children's Dance Co. under Payne. She was artistic director and co-presenter of "Keep the Legacy Alive: Tribute to Katherine Dunham" and Katherine Dunham Awards 1996-1998 co-chaired by Danny Glover.
Admission to the event is free but contributions will be accepted. Refreshment will be served following the program.
For more information, call Melvin Marks at 304-614-9234.


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'Tis the season to be ... scary.
With the haunting season upon us, those interested in the legends, ghost stories and history of the county can get their fill with some upcoming events planned by Ghosting12 Paranormal, a local group that tries to find the truth about what was and what may still be out there.
Headed by Kim Mitchell, the group will be hosting events both ends of the county, beginning at 4 p.m. Sunday at Spring Grove Cemetery on Lisbon Street in East Liverpool.
There, costumed characters will help visitors learn about some of the history of the cemetery, now jointly owned by the city of East Liverpool and Liverpool Township.
A second tour will be held at the same time on Oct. 21.
There is no cost for the tour, although donations will be accepted for the volunteers who keep the grass mowed.
At 7 p.m. Oct. 9, the group will host a free lecture at the Salem Historical Society on the ghosts and legends of Columbiana County.
A Salem ghost trolley tour will get under way at 4 p.m. Oct 13, featuring two ghost walks and three trolley tours. Among other ghostly stops will be Cry Baby Bridge and Hope Cemetery.
The cost of the ghost walk is $10 per person and the trolley tour, $15 per person. Reservations are encouraged by calling the Salem Historical Society, with some of the tours already filled, although a second tour is scheduled for the same time on Oct. 27.
Six stories about Thompson Park in East Liverpool will be shared, featuring costumed characters, at an Oct. 19 ghost walk which begins at 7:30 p.m. at the park, located at the intersection of Park Boulevard and Parkway. This event is free to the public.
A haunted historical tour of Calcutta is on the books for 4:30 p.m. Oct. 20 in conjunction with the Ohio Valley College of Technology, beginning with a lecture on the history of the community and followed by a tour of "old Calcutta."
Although the event is free, donations will be collected by OVCT for local animal shelters, and a raffle will be held to benefit the county dog pound.
The college can be contacted at 330-385-1020 for more information.
At 6 p.m. Oct. 29, a lecture on county ghost stories and legends will be offered at the Salem Public Library. The lecture is free, and guests are encouraged to come early since last year's event resulted in a packed house.
More information on Ghosting12 Paranormal Investigations and Historical Research is available at www.ghosting12.com. Those interested in attending any of the events are encouraged to check the web site to make sure they have not been canceled for any reason.


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'Pill mill' doctors deserve more time
April 26, 2013
For about a year and a half, Dr. Fernando Gonzales-Ramos made quarterly trips from his home in El Paso, Texas, to a rundown building in Logan, W.Va....
Another example of how the prescription pill problem in this state has won again. It's bigger than the doctors. There's no treatment for addicts. The so-called "Drug-Court" just gives the offenders an avenue to smuggle drugs into the regional jails. And they do. Want to help? Too bad. You see, it's not just the pharmaceutical companies profiting off of this. It's the county and local government. They need the revenue of these programs as well. Why do you think it costs more to fight a bologna ticket than it is to pay it. Same goes for drug convictions.
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Now NO radical liberal democrat or progressive will ever LEGALLY be allowed to own a gun. Priceless. Liberals have NO idea what they write in their bills or pass. They proved that one with Obamacare. Bwahahahaha.....Can't get dumber than a radical liberal.
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Yes,the sentence is too light. It should be three times five. What's worse is this guy won't show for the sentencing. He'll be in Mexico.
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Head of Psychiatry changed definition of "mentally inept." It now includes anyone who 'has outbursts of anger.' LOL. HOw funny considering that includes Obama/Biden/Pelosi/Reid/Barney Frank/ and most of the democrats in congress and WH administration at this time. I told you liberals were funny to watch and hear. They say the funniest things; and usually don't realize it's all about themselves. They just ADMITTED they were insane!! I agree! WOW; something we agree on.
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The liberal psychos are running the asylum. But not for long. They WILL be fired next election.
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Since the LIBERAL psychos in the psychiatric dept have 'declared' without any EVIDENCE that those "outbursts of anger and yelling" are now included as being "mentally deficient" I guess NO member of the liberal party will be allowed weapons. Bwahaha......the nuts on the left just keep getting nuttier....
Liberalism: A now KNOWN mental disorder...thanks to their own psychiatric "experts." LOL. Liberals are too funny.
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The perfect glass bottle for kids!
The Lifefactory Beverage Bottle, 9oz. is made from soda lime glass, wrapped in a stylish silicone sleeve. It is a chemical-free, clean-tasting container to hold your favourite beverages. Includes measurement markings for easy mixing. Dishwasher safe!
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Nursing home residents evacuated from floods
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People who live at the Blossom Hill nursing home on Hewitt Street in Johnson were evacuated Wednesday morning.
Those residents were first taken to the Church of Christ on Elmore Street, but the company that owns Blossom Hill instead decided to bring the residents to another facility in Bentonville.
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A landlord told 40/29 News that her tenant woke up to water in her bedroom.
By sunrise, most of the floodwaters had receded.
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I was going to fight that drunk guy, till he picked up that nigger shiv.
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Marianne Pearson
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Marianne is a NERC and CASE funded PhD student interested in the
phylogenetics and biogeography of Mesozoic salamanders. She has also
worked on and is interested in macroevolutionary processes and their
impact on organisms in the fossil record. She is based jointly in the
Evans Lab (Cell and Developmental Biology), the Department of Earth
Sciences with Dr Paul Upchurch and the Natural History Museum with Dr
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herbivorous tetrapods. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology 372: 41-49. DOI:
Less formal publications:
- Pearson M, Jones MEH. 2013. 7th World Congress of Herpetology (meeting report). Palaeontological Association Newsletter 83: 64–68. (http://www.palass.org)
Conference presentations:
December 2010 – "Problems in the Systematics and Biogeographical History of Salamanders" Young Systematists' Forum (Poster)
May 2011 – "Problems in the Systematics and Biogeographical History of Salamanders" Progressive Palaeontology (Poster)
November 2011 – "Reconstructing the Diversity of the Earliest Terrestrial
Vertebrate Herbivores" Society of Vertebrate Paleontology (poster)
December 2011 – "Testing a purely morphological character matrix for
salamanders" - Young Systematists' Forum (Poster)
August 2012 – "Biogeographical history and radiation of early salamanders: A review" World Congress of Herpetology (Poster)
December 2012 - "The systematics, fossils and biogeographical history of salamanders" Joint ARC and BHS Scientific Meeting (Invited speaker)
April 2013 - "The systematics, fossils and biogeographical history of salamanders" British Herpetological Symposium (talk)
Marianne currently demonstrates in class practicals for "Biodiversity and Macroevolutionary Patterns" (GEOL3036) and "History of Life" (GEOL1003). She is also a postgraduate teaching assistant for "Earth & Planetary System Science" (GEOLM003) and previously demonstrated in the field for "From Petrology to Petrogenesis" (GEOL1002).
Field work experience:
June 2011 - Early Cretaceous Las Hoyas lagerstätte, Cuenca, Spain (2 weeks)
2010 – Present Member of the Systematic Association
2010 – Present Member of the Palaeontology Association
2011 – Present Member of Society of Vertebrate Paleontology
2011 – Present Member of the Herpetologists' League
Marianne presenting a poster at the World Congress of Herpetology.