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The city is getting ready for Navarathri celebrations with various programmes.
The Navarathri Trust is organising music concerts at Navarathri Mandapam, Fort, from October 5 to 13. There will be music concerts by Prince Rama Varma, Parassala B Ponnammal, Trichur V Ramachandran, C Saroja and C Lalitha, Jayasree Aravind, T V Gopalakrishnan, Sanjay Subramaniyam, Mavelikkara P Subramaniam and Amrutha Venkitesh.
Karikkakathamma Navarathri Music Festival organised by Karikkakom Chamundi Temple Trust will be held from October 5 to 14. Navarathri cultural meet would be inaugurated by Congress leader and former minister V M Sudheeran on October 5. M A Vahid MLA would preside over.
The music festival and art events would be inaugurated by cine artiste Harisree Asokan. MLAs K Muraleedharan and Palode Ravi, among others, would take part.
Minister V S Sivakumar would inaugurate Mahanavami-Vijayadasami celebrations on October 13. Noted persons in art, cultural and social fields would be honoured at the function.
On October 14, Naduvath Mana N V Krishnan Namboothiri, Minister of State for HRD Shashi Tharoor, Kavalam Narayana Panicker, Justice D Sreedevi, Mayor K Chandrika and cine artiste Kollam Thulasi would lead 'Vidyarambham'.
Minister K C Joseph would inaugurate 'Vidyarambha Mahotsavam' at Iranimuttam Thunchan Smaraka Samithi on October 3.
KPCC general secretary Thampanoor Ravi would preside over. Poet and lyricist Sreekumaran Thampi would be the chief guest. Singer Kallara Gopan would be honoured with 'Gayakarathnam' award at the function.
There would be 'Acharyapranamam' on October 5. The children who would participate in 'Vidyarambham' would turn up for the function. 'Vidyarambham' would start from 7 am on October 14.
'Vidyarambham' in music, dance and painting would also be held, said Thunchan Smaraka Samithi secretary T G Harikumar.
V R Prabodhachandran Nair, D Babu Paul, Mavelikkara Achuthan, M R Thampan, Malayinkeezh Gopalakrishnan, Attukal T Damodaran Namboothiri, Kattoor Narayana Pillai, Karaykkamandapam Vijayakumar, P Suseela Devi, Sreeram, Rajasree Warrier and R S Lekshmi Nair would lead. Registration for 'Vidyarambham' should be done in advance. A special counter has been opened for this. Contact: 2457473.
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Our society doesn�t have many rites of passage for young people beyond the first driver�s license and first legal alcoholic beverage. But graduation from high school is a big one, and the mothers and female teachers at Durango High School have made a tradition of guiding the senior class girls through the transition.
It all happens at the Senior Girls Tea, which was held Monday at the Henry Strater Theatre. Anyone who was downtown that afternoon saw a bevy ... make that bevies ... of beauties all decked out in spring frocks and hats for the event. Now you know what was going on.
I�m becoming more inclined to credit the people responsible for organizing events early in the piece, because none of the rest would have happened without them. In the tea�s case, that would be Chairwoman Deborah Ochsner, Destiny Shipman, KayDe Naylon, Teri Whalen, Wendy O�Brien, Anne Klein, Val Foreman, Debbie Casto, Elena Lozano, Donna Bowles, Janis Milliet, Kellie Simpson-Jaworsky, Sue Maxwell, Janet Seiter and Becky Surmeier.
Tables were decorated with candles, red roses and a plate with chocolate-covered strawberries.
Shipman, an English teacher at DHS, wore black and white with a darling black feather fascinator hat. She began with a series of quotations sent in by fellow staff members.
A couple received quite a response. Barbara McLachlan submitted Eleanor Roosevelt�s �A woman is like a teabag � you don�t know how strong she is until she gets in hot water.� Another that struck a chord was Dolly Parton: �The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.�
At previous teas, the candlelighting ceremony took place toward the end, but this year, mothers lit a votive candle at each table and let the girls light the rest from that. There was only one tiny fire when a napkin got too close � luckily, no harm was done.
The women decided to keep the speaking to a minimum and invited Kathrine Warren, who graduated from DHS in 2005, to serve as the keynote speaker. Someone so close to their age was inspired � when a 50-year-old woman gives a teenager advice, it sounds like a lecture. When a 25-year-old does, it sounds like freshly gained wisdom.
Warren left them with �Seven Things She Wishes She Had Known Seven Years Ago.� They were things that still resonate for us 50-somethings.
�Don�t be afraid to ask for help� and �Listen to your gut,� are things we all should do more. The third piece of advice is �Don�t be reckless with other people�s hearts, and don�t be with people who are reckless with yours.� Amen.
�Travel often,� �Wear sunscreen� and �If opportunity presents itself, take hold of it and don�t let go� take us to six. (I liked her sixth one better for a close, she went with opportunity.)
�Be grateful and count your blessings� is an attitude and activity that makes everyone happier.
Providing the soundtrack to the tea was the DHS Jazz Combo under the direction of Katharine Reed, with Lars Schwaebe, Chris Petty, Max Kelly, James Triola, J.P. Skeath, Jacob Skeath and Keegan Jordan-Matney. (It was one of the few ways a boy could get in the door � shooting photographs and helping with the sound system were others.)
The tea, of course, included tea, sandwiches and cupcakes decorated by Albertsons with a red rose and �pearls.�
The conclusion was a beloved tradition, a slideshow that featured the beautiful young women and their joys along the path they�ve traveled thus far, from Brownies and dance class to soccer and learning to be cheerleaders. ErinEdblom produced that segment.
This year, I only know a few girls who are graduating, but I was sniffling with the other women as we thought about �our� little girls going out into the world.
The girls all went home with a lovely memento. Ochsner and Whalen had collected mostly donated tea cups from the Durango Humane Society Thrift Store, Methodist Thrift Shop, Dunn Deal Resale Store and Durango Indoor Flea Market. Wrapped in tulle and ribbon, each cup had a small charm tied to the handle (courtesy of Maria�s Bookshop) and held three tea bags (ready for that hot water), three honey sticks from Honeyville, a pampering gift from the Spaaah Shop, and either a red or white rose from north and south City Market. Y.E.S.S. Book Hutch and Foreman included a decorative and inspirational touch, a bookmark with another quote by Roosevelt: �The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.�
And because no woman should go out in the world without a stash of chocolate, Casto created special messages in some Hershey Kisses.
The young women will be hearing a lot of speeches in the next couple of weeks, as Warren reminded them, admitting she couldn�t even remember who the speaker was at her Senior Girls Tea. But if they clip this column, they can ponder what they heard from the speaker at leisure and check it again in seven years to see if Warren got it right. I think they�ll find she did.
As we enter the cusp between Aries and Taurus, these birthday celebrants are looking forward to a special day, and cake, too � Risa Ontiveros, Marisa Smith, Delmar Beard, Garrett Cobb, Eleah Farrington, Carrie Betts, Virginia Martin, Laura McKelvey, Izzy Riley, Bill Russell, Adam Roessler, Susan Siegele, Dan Tucker, Hannah Miller, Eileen Wasserbach, Brandie Boyd, Missy Rodey and Bill Hoffman.
Roberta Barr, one of the great ladies of La Plata County, will turn 98 on Friday.
I hope everyone did something special for their mothers Sunday. Mark Aaron Zick, the youngest son of Eileen and Jim Zick, flew across the country to surprise his mom for her special day. He lives in Philadelphia.
The visit also doubled as a celebration for the couple�s 47th anniversary. Also on hand were the couple�s oldest son, Lt. Col. James Michael Zick and his wife, Regan. �J. Michael,� as his family calls him, is in the Air Force and will soon deploy to Qatar in the United Arab Emirates.
The Zicks� other two children, are a little more local, with Amy in Bayfield and Nathan in Durango. This was the first time in many years the whole family has been together. What a great way to celebrate.
There�s something about May that leads to every organization in town having some �before the summer� event.
On May 5, the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango held its third annual Spring Frolic.
I love this event because everyone in the fellowship gives what they�re able, whether it�s some fabulous baked bread or jewelry, baby-sitting for a parents� night out or an extravaganza of a dinner.
The group does something cool, and unlike the San Juan Symphony dinner auction that I didn�t quite understand, this one I did. Say there are eight seats for a lobster bake at the home of Don and Judy Hayes. (There were.) You and your wife bid the minimum plus an increase of $5 on top of that for two of the seats. The next couple tops your top bid by $5 and $10 for the next two seats, and so on. Whoops, eight people have outbid you, so if you want that lobster (and the Hayeses said they�d even wipe off that butter dripping down your chin), you have to top the upper two bids.
All kinds of meals were sold this way, with a Greek dinner courtesy of Dwight and Katherine Burgess, solve-a-mystery dinner at the home of Eb and K. Redford, cioppino prepared by John and Aline Schwob and so on. There was a live auction, with people bidding up just to get Tom Hafnor to stop making auction puns, and Crystal Carroll extolled the chocolate cake balls until the group was salivating.
The silent and live auction stuff straddled stuff that was cool and stuff people needed � Hafnor donated gutter cleaning that elicited such a bidding war, he agreed to donate more days dangling off people�s roofs. The group raised more than $12,000.
Kudos to Dennis Aronson, who led the organization of this year�s frolic, on helping finish off the fellowship�s landscaping. If you�ve driven by the fellowship, which is catty-corner from Needham Elementary School, you�ve noticed how great it�s already looking.
Enjoying the best of Southwest Colorado weather for their anniversaries are Field and Priscilla Blevins, Brad and Monique Monson and Earle and Betty Beasley.


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One of my patients whom I've turned gluten-free told me about this article in the WSJ: "Giving Up Gluten to Lose Weight? Not So Fast". Thanks J! So I thought I'd comment on it. First, I think it's a great article and am happy that the WSJ is reporting on this topic, even mentioning "leaky gut", which naturopathic doctors harp about.
Although the article states that giving up gluten won't help you lose weight. I have seen people shed pounds, but it's not from being gluten-free. Being gluten-free (for many) means a lower-carbohydrate diet with more focus on fruit & vegetables, which is reason for the weight loss.
For some, being gluten-free can have other tremendous benefits. When faced with chronic disease, naturopaths often suggest the Allergy Elimination Diet -- eliminating the top food allergens for a period of time to see if symptoms resolve. Gluten is one of them. I have put several people on this diet (myself included) and have seen various results. Some have reported not much of a change, but for some, it completely changed their lives - for better. (Lucky me, I have no problems with gluten.)
Giving up gluten forever is not for everyone, but if you suffer from chronic disease, such as digestive disorders, fatigue, depression/anxiety, diabetes, PCOS, infertility, chronic pain, eczema, autoimmune disease, it's worth exploring. And the test for celiac disease, anti-gliadin antibodies, doesn't always catch it. Gluten sensitivity is different from celiac disease.
Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease. Gluten causes the destruction of intestinal villi, which helps to absorb nutrients from food. With this destruction, the person is malnourished. In gluten sensitivity, gluten fragments enter the bloodstream (perhaps by "leaky gut") and is seen as a foreign protein, therefore the immune system attacks it as such, causing a more generalized inflammatory response. I usually describe it as your body sees some food proteins as invaders, such as virus or bacteria even pollen, therefore will start attacking to rid of it. This usually brings about inflammatory markers, therefore if there is a constant supply of invaders, there is constant inflammation, which can have widespread effects.
Why now? Personally I think that the overly processed glutinous white breads + other processed wheat products have bombarded us with higher concentrations of gluten than our bodies are meant to handle (our ancestors certainly weren't eating Wonder Bread). Anything in large quantities isn't good for us. In general, although I'm ok with gluten, I still opt for gluten-free options or (even better) will choose whole grains vs overly processed foods. Unfortunately many gluten-free products on the market have a bunch of other suspicious ingredients like xanthan gum. Quinoa and brown rice are nice. :)
If you've been plagued with a chronic disease and think that that's just how life will be, a Gluten or Allergy Elimination Diet, under the supervision of a doctor, is definitely worth trying out.
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In a rifle, the chamber pressure is mostly contained in the barrel where the shell casing sits. If the barrel is steel, I don't see much of a problem except accelerated wear on the moving plastic parts in the receiver vs. metal parts when firing more than a few rounds. Of course, you are an engineer while I'm a physicist. Practical vs. theoretical.
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Go back to your socialist, anti-gun, NWO England, Piers! Oh, wait! They kicked you out! At least they got that one right!
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Uhm, I wouldn't be so positive about this, Tutka. After all, it's Christmas and you know how Godless Libtards like to make an example of Christians during Christmas…
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While I feel for her family and friends, to me, this is just more proof that taking away guns from the populace does nothing to stop suicides. If one is intent on killing oneself, one will always find a way.
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When will the Republican establishment ever learn? It wasn't the Conservatives or the Right Wing Media hosts who lost the election, it was the Republican establishment. In 2008, they tried to blame Sarah Palin. Idiots! It kind of reminds me of that old saying about whenever you point a finger at someone else, there are three fingers pointing back at you…
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Yes, this is the Shia Islamic Education Center in Missouri. However, I think it's actually in Ballwin, MO. I've driven by it on several occasions.
November 30, 2012 at 9:04am
So, Atheism is a religion, eh? Exactly what I thought!
November 29, 2012 at 10:23am
Funny, I don't see the FFRF going after the city of New Orleans. I mean, they have an Islamic symbol on their police cars, for crying out loud. Sure, they try to pawn it off as being representative of the shape of the Mississippi river surrounding New Orleans; and the star is supposedly a sheriff's badge (or marks the city of New Orleans—depending on who you talk to), but it's still an Islamic symbol!!!
When are they going after New Orleans?
What's that? Crickets? Yeah, I thought so.
This is a war on Christians. Plain and simple.
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Now I'm confused. Is Van Joneski now saying that the "ineffectual," "disorganized," "astroturfed," "dying" Tea Party is not as powerless as he originally dismissed it as being?
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I WOULD like to say a huge "Thank You" to the lady (who I assume was with her son) who paid my bus fare from Birkenhead Central to Bebington on Wednesday, February 12, at around 6.45pm.
I was returning from Liverpool having left at 5.30pm and the trains were not running due to the abnormal weather conditions.
I had eventually boarded a Rock Ferry train but this terminated at Birkenhead Central at 6.15pm and we were all put outside the station and told to try and catchabus; the driver would accept our rail ticket or replacement rail buses would be put on instead.
A replacement bus arrived but this quickly filled up with train passengers.
Then a Clatterbridge bus pulled up, but the driver refused to accept my train ticket and was very truculent, refusing to accept a £10 note, whichwas all I had.
He was most rude and Iwould have had to have left the bus only for those kind people who paid my fare.
They got off the bus along Old Chester Road.
I hope the lady and young man see this letter as I really cannot thank them enough for their kindness – they are a shining example of all that is best in human nature, just the opposite of that bus driver.
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Oscar-winning stars Nicolas Cage and Nicole Kidman have had their fair share of box-office success in the past decade, but -- unfortunately for their sake -- you can't count 'Trespass' as one of them. Just how did the barely released home invasion thriller from director Joel Schumacher do over the weekend? Try $18,200 total, good for a per-screen average of just $1,820. (If theatrical distributor Millenium Entertainment was hoping to purchase a Ford Focus with the returns from 'Trespass,' they'll have to scrounge up another thousand bucks.) Where does that rank among Cage and Kidman's worst openings ever?
Pretty high! For Cage, it's his worst opening since 'Sonny' earned just $17,639 on opening weekend back in 2002. Because 'Sonny' was only on six screens, though, its per-screen average was higher than 'Trespass.' The same is true of 'Deadfall' and 'Red Rock West,' two Cage films released in 1993 and 1994 which opened with lower earnings, but had higher per-screen numbers than the new thriller.
For Kidman, 'Trespass' represents a career worst per-screen result, with only 'Flirting' in 1992 earning less on opening weekend.
On the bright side, 'Trespass' performed markedly better than Schumacher's last outing, the practically ignored 'Twelve.' Released last fall, that film earned just $477 per screen during its opening frame. With numbers like that, you can almost buy an iPad!
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You don't get many celebs in Truckee, Calif. "I've never seen one," says photographer Elizabeth Carmel. But that didn't stop her from hoping Robert Redford would write the introduction to her painterly new book Brilliant Waters: Portraits of Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, and the High Sierra. She shared her dream with a friend, who had a friend ... and one day the phone rang and it was him, saying he'd seen her book and loved it. "I had to catch my breath," she says. In addition to writing the foreword, Redford said he might stop by sometime. "I'm still waiting," says Carmel, whose book hits stores Aug. 25. "I may have to hand-deliver him some copies."
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Donna Sue Auvil Bodkin, 64, a native of Tucker County, and more recently a resident of York, Pa., departed this life Saturday evening, Oct. 19, 2013, at York Hospital in York, Pa., with her family at her side.
She was born April 9, 1949, in Parsons, a daughter of the late Bruce Clark Auvil and Vera Lavena Pifer Auvil, who resides in
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On Aug. 5, 1967, in Parsons, she was married to Tommy Edward Bodkin, who resides in York, Pa.
Left behind are one son, Tommy Edward Bodkin Jr. and wife, Chastity, of York, Pa.; one daughter, Rebekah Sue Harlacher and husband, Bret, and one grandson, Easton Daniel Harlacher, all of East Berlin, Pa.; one brother, Clark Vale Auvil and wife, Donna, of Elkins; one brother-in-law, John Bodkin and wife, Jo; four sister-in-laws, Margaret Howe and husband, Dale, Sue Sherman and husband, Jim, Margaret Bodkin and Barbara Auvil; and several nieces and nephews.
Preceding her in death were one brother, Edward Lynn Auvil; and her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Odes and Edna Bodkin.
She was a graduate of Parsons High School with the class of 1967. She was a homemaker, Avon Lady and a former employee of Galt Controls She was a member of the York New Salem Fire Department, the Ladies Auxiliary and the Red Hat Society, where she enjoyed their outings with her daughter. She attended the Parsons Nazarene Church. Donna loved to go to Myrtle Beach and on cruises with her husband. She liked to read, shop, watch cooking shows, collect cookbooks and play bingo. She liked jewelry, butterflies, flowers, light houses and Alan Jackson.
Donna will be resting high on Limestone Mountain in her home of West Virginia. As she has left us, lonely in our hearts, God bless her and keep her, till we meet again.
The family will receive friends at Lohr & Barb Funeral Home of Parsons Thursday from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Final rites will be conducted at the funeral home parlor Friday morning, Oct. 25, at 11 a.m. The Rev. Larry Filler will officiate, and interment will follow in Limestone Cemetery at
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The insects are busy gathering nectar and the flowers so colorful and showy and fragrant that how could they resist.
I am so happy spring is showing it's sunny face! Happy WW.
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Students who raised top donations from sponsors at Bear Creek Elementary's Fun Run are (from left) Amber Sanders, Sam Franklin, Kela Broome, Principal Andie Pope, David Scurlock, Tara McLaughlan, Carly Kummerlowe, and James Wall. Grand Prize was a stretch limousine ride to downtown Woodinville for lunch with Mrs. Pope.
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Bear Creek Elementary students held their their first fun run, sponsored by the Bear Creek PTA.
Over $7,000 was raised by the students, who asked sponsors for donations in return for their participation. The money will go toward new playground equipment for the school.
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Time is warped.
Spatial relationships are out of whack.
And logic - well, there's nothing remotely logical about it.
I base these observations on no less authority than the master of gray matter himself, Sherlock Holmes. Holmes once told Watson, ''Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.''
The improbable is proven.
Take your common, ordinary to-do list. As unlikely as it seems, the size of the list grows proportionately by the vigor with which you attempt to shrink it.
Simply put, the more things you cross off, the more there's left to do.
Reverse illogic also works. If I jam my to-do list toward the back of the bookcase and stack some newspapers, a couple mugs and a stray sock on top of it and forget it for a week or three, by the time I excavate it, half the things on there no longer need doing. I can't remember what some of them are.
But if I keep that pesky list in the open to check off items as I go, pretty soon, I'm looking for tape and more paper because the harder I work, the more I find that needs done.
Improbabilities. But they're true.
Have you noticed how you're replacing your wall calendar more frequently? Barely have you put one up before the bank or insurance company or doctor's office is offering you a new one.
That's because clocks are speeding up.
When I was a kid, at least a decade passed between Christmases and a school year dragged on for six or seven. Now my birthday shows up at least twice and sometimes three times a year. I don't think March, May and October even come on a standard calendar anymore, such is the acceleration of time.
As improbable as it seems, there IS a time warp and we are living in it.
Spatial relationships really have me baffled.
The castle where we lived before I was old enough to go to school had a ''U''-shaped driveway. There were acres and acres of land between the legs of the driveway. It was an enormous field in which to tumble and summersault and run forever.
On a whim not so long ago, I stopped by my childhood home. Not only had the house been replaced by a much smaller replica, but now there aren't much more than a half-dozen steps between the legs of the driveway. Time had shrunk space.
But other distances expanded! I used to sprint a 40-yard-dash in a few ticks of a stopwatch. Now when someone marks off 40 yards, I have to adjust my bifocals to make sure I can see that far. Then I fill a second water bottle to make the trip.
Need more evidence, middle-agers, that spatial relationships are askew? Take a peek at mirror. Notice anything? When did your chest and stomach switch places? And how come the snaps on your jeans no longer greet each other in the same place?
Spatial relationships are screwy.
We know from these observations that it impossible that time is moving at the same speed, that distances fit the same measures and that everyday things make a modicum of sense. So since we've eliminated the impossible, what remains is this:
Time is warped. Spatial relationships are out of whack. And there's nothing remotely logical about logic.
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CORTLAND - All Larry Herrholtz needed to do was check Twitter.
Herrholtz, who coached the Lakeview boys basketball team from 2001 to 2006, was recommended to be the Bulldogs' coach once again, and the Board of Education voted on the matter Monday night.
Herrholtz was with his family and couldn't attend the meeting, so he first found out over the phone during an interview with the Tribune Chronicle.
"Did I get hired today?" laughed Herrholtz, who later joked that he didn't even need to meet and inform the kids of his hiring because they found out last week when rumors swirled of his return on Twitter. "(Lakeview athletic director) Michael (DeToro) texted me and said, 'Hey, everybody knows.' I said, 'The board hasn't approved it yet.' He said, 'Well, everybody knows. Go on Twitter.' "
In the end, the board - not Twitter - did indeed vote to bring back Herrholtz, who won five consecutive conference titles during his tenure at Lakeview. Several media outlets first reported the news on Twitter.
Herrholtz left the program when his first child was born, and while the Bulldogs stayed competitive for much of his time away, they fell on hard times the past two years, finishing 4-20 in 2012-13 and 4-19 in 2013-14 under Craig Mild, who stepped down after his second season at Lakeview.
Herrholtz has been in the Lakeview school district for 17 years (he's currently an assistant principal at the high school), so he doesn't expect there to be an issue getting to know the kids. The 41-year-old also doesn't anticipate too many growing pains.
"We have the talent," Herrholtz said. "It's what we do in practice that's going to count. It's going to be our dedication in the offseason - whether individuals want to get better or not - but the talent is there. It's what we want to do with it."
DeToro said the decision to bring back Herrholtz was an easy one considering his past success. He also likes the style and attention to detail that Herrholtz incorporates in his coaching.
"When the time came this year to pick a new coach moving forward, we wanted to emphasize bringing that spark back to the program that we had back in the early 2000s when we rolled off consecutive conference titles and made constant appearances in the district," DeToro said. "What Larry represents is a chance for us to get back to fundamentals and really kind of harness in some of the young talent that we have."
Herrholtz said he will run an up-tempo style that is based on fast breaks. His half-court offense will be centered around constant motion and reading the defense. Mostly though, expect the Bulldogs to push the ball.
"Who slows it down anymore?," he laughed. "That's like 1984 basketball right there.
"We try to push the ball up the floor. It's a motion-style offense, fast-break mentality. Push the ball up the court, try to get quick baskets. And no one wants to work against a good defense."
Herrholtz said he returned to coaching because he felt the time was right. He talked with his family before making the decision, and when he got their blessing, it was all up to the board.
He may have received an extra vote of confidence from a few Twitter followers.
"I am on Twitter, but the only friends I have are my family, so I don't normally look on Twitter," said Herrholtz, who said he's looking forward to being back in a coaching environment. "I stepped down because we were having kids and I wanted to be able to help out at home, and I meant it. I talked to my family, and I thought it was an opportunity to get back into more of a teaching setting.
"It takes a lot of time to be good at a skill game like basketball," he added. "You've gotta work on your skills and you've got to go out and want it. If you don't work on your skills, it's not going to happen. We have the talent, and I already told the kids that, but you've got to want to go work on your skills."


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Shortly after 10:40 a.m., deputies of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station received a report of two men breaking into a home on Sagecrest Circle near The Old Road, according to deputies.
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One of the star players at last year's jazz and blues festival at Grand Wailea, saxophonist Eric Marienthal, returns to Hawaii to co-headline the free third annual Lanai Jazz Festival.
Presented Friday through Sunday by the Four Seasons Resorts Lanai, in partnership with the Lanai community, HawaiiONTV.com and Jazz Alley TV, the fest also features trombone virtuoso Delfeayo Marsalis, plus an ensemble of island talent including Paula Fuga, jazz guitar duo Damon Parillo and Ron Hetteen, Robbie Ray Lopaka with Dave Graber, nose flute player Calvin Hoe, and Jazz Alley TV Trio featuring Gene Argel, Paul Marchetti and Doug White.
First coming to fame with Chick Corea's Elektric Band, Marienthal is also acclaimed for a broad stylistic range embracing bebop, fusion, funk and smooth jazz.
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Grammy-winning Chicano sibling trio, Los Lonely Boys, will play in the MACC's Castle Theater at 7:30 p.m. on Friday.
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A Los Angeles Times review raved: "Eric Marienthal has some of the most exuberant saxophone manners of anyone playing contemporary jazz." And Allmusic praised, "Eric Marienthal has always had limitless potential."
Besides recording and touring with Corea, Marienthal has also performed with such popular jazz bands as The Rippingtons and the Yellowjackets.
On his latest solo album, "It's Love," this versatile artist focused on romantic material with a bunch of sweet original instrumentals and some covers including the Beatles' "Can't Buy Me Love" and Oleta Adams' hit "Get Here."
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3rd annual festival at a glance:
Where: Four Seasons Resort Lanai's Lodge at Koele as well as at various venues in Lanai City on the island of Lanai.
How much: Free and open to the public.
Friday: Kick-off event from 6 to 9 p.m. will be Dessert & Jazz Under the Stars at The Lodge at Koele with Maui's Jazz Alley Trio, topped off with performances by festival musicians.
Saturday: Wake up to the java jam session by guitarist Robbie Ray Lopaka at the Coffee Works from 9 to 11 a.m., followed by lunch and music with guitarist Damon Parillo at Cafe 565 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Then head to the Lodge at Koele to hear Delfeayo Marsalis, Eric Marienthal, Paula Fuga, Dave Graber, Ron Hetteen, Parillo, Lopaka, and the Jazz Alley TV Trio from 5 to 9 p.m.
Sunday: Begin with the Jazz Festival Brunch at The Lodge from 9:30 a.m. to noon with pianist Gene Argel in the Great Hall. Then guitarist Lopaka plays at No Ka Oi Grindz from 10 a.m. to noon. Back at the Lodge from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Marsalis will wow the crowds at the Great Hall, and there will be a special dinner menu. Advanced reservations are recommended.
For rooms: Four Seasons Resorts Lana'i will offer special rates on select dates throughout the three-day festival. To make room reservations, call (800) 321-4666 and mention that you'll attend the Lanai Jazz Festival.
"I'd never really made a record of primarily ballads," says Marienthal, who arrives in Hawaii from touring Europe. "It's so important that you do something fresh every time you record."
His cover of "Get Here," which opens the album, had never been recorded before as an instrumental. "Brenda Russell, who wrote the song, called me and said she was excited about my version and thanked me for doing such a beautiful job," he reports. "She's a friend and I was a bit nervous because I hadn't told her I was going to do it."
While he effortlessly plays a wide range of styles, this gifted saxophonist most loves straight-ahead jazz.
"Cannonball Adderly, Miles Davis and Coltrane are always pretty close to the top of the play list on my phone," he says. "But like Duke Ellington said, there's two kinds of music, the good kind and the other kind."
Exposed to jazz as a child, his passion developed in high school. "I was fortunate that a lot of the other students were very into jazz, very into Miles and Coltrane," he recalls. "And we lived near Disneyland, so you could hear every big band that was on the road."
After time at Boston's Berklee College of Music, he began playing with trumpeter/bandleader Al Hirt in New Orleans, and later joined the Disneyland Band. While playing a Hollywood club gig one night, he was amazed to see Chick Corea in the audience.
"Chick heard me play and I didn't know he was there to decide if he wanted me to join the Elektric Band," Marienthal explains. "He sat in on the last set, which was mind-blowing. He called me in the Disneyland break room and offered me the gig. I wish everybody had an opportunity to play with a musician of the level of Chick Corea. You learn so much about music. I learned how to communicate with other musicians, making music through non-verbal communication."
With the Elektric Band, Marienthal played on six of its albums (including two Grammy winners) as well as traveled around the world.
While working with Corea, the saxophonist was offered his first solo recording contract with the GRP jazz label. During this time, he became one of the most recorded sax players in contemporary jazz, playing on more than 50 GRP albums, including projects by Lee Ritenour, Dave Grusin, David Benoit, John Patitucci, The Rippingtons and the GRP All-Star Big Band.
"It was incredibly exciting," he notes. "The All-Star Big Band was all these different solo artists, a lot of amazing players like Arturo Sandoval, Randy Brecker and Tom Scott. There's talk now of getting back together."
Often recording with great players on his terrific, 2005 solo album, "Got You Covered," Marienthal teamed with friends like Yellowjackets' keyboardist Russell Ferrante, former Weather Report drummer Peter Erskine, percussionist Luis Conte, Chick Corea and The Rippington's guitarist Russ Freeman.
Recorded live in the studio, some of the album's most notable covers included Billy Joel's "New York State of Mind," Gipsy Kings' "Love & Liberte" and a duet with Corea on "My One and Only Love," the latter recorded in just one take.
"It's a great way to capture the feeling of music, which you just can't get when you overdub parts," he enthuses.
" 'My One and Only' was recorded incredibly quickly. Chick walked in, we say hello, we talked about what tune to record, and he said, 'How about I start and you take it from there.' The whole thing was done in 10 minutes."
Playing last year at the jazz and blues fest at the Grand Wailea Resort, Marienthal says he was very impressed with the caliber of Maui's jazz players.
"I thought the musicians were fantastic. They played so great with everybody. It's one thing to play with your band, but to play with new people is sometimes more fun because it's fresh and we can build new ideas. I'm so looking forward to playing with these musicians on Lanai."
The events for the third annual Lanai Jazz Festival Friday to Sunday are free and open to the public and range from Friday's Dessert & Jazz Under the Stars at the Lodge at Koele, Saturday's main show with festival musicians at the Lodge; and Sunday's Jazz Festival Brunch and evening concert in the Great Hall.
Reggae musician Mishka returns to Stella Blues Cafe on Saturday evening. He's about to release a new seven-song EP, "Ocean Is My Potion," which features Jimmy Buffett singing on the beguiling title track and "Trying to Reason with Hurricane Season." It's released on Buffett's Mailboat Records label. Mishka will perform as a trio with a guitarist and percussionist.
The Grammy-winning, Chicano rock power trio Los Lonely Boys play the Castle Theater on Friday.
The sibling trio of JoJo (bass, vocals), Henry (guitar, vocals) and Ringo Garza (drums, vocals) shot to fame in 2003 with its chart-topping single "Heaven," and a platinum album which led to a tour opening for the Rolling Stones.
In time, they earned a seal of approval from Carlos Santana. The Latin rock legend invited the band to tour with him and play on his album "All That I Am," and when he made a surprise appearance at the Boys' show at San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium in 2004, Santana announced: "John Lee Hooker, Michael Bloomfield, and Stevie Ray Vaughan are very proud of you."
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Democrat lawmakers from Trumbull and Mahoning counties opposed a proposal that passed the Ohio House late Thursday that implements Republican Gov....
If only the politicians and state, local and fed govt went to the accounting classes we did, and had to rely on the same pension and insurances we have to, then and only then would we see them become accountable and act in the best interest of "the people." Corruption abounds. Power corrupts...absolute power corrupts completely!!!!
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Poohbear: PA has toll roads all over the place, including I-376... They have proposed, again, making I-80 a toll road. Ohio should follow suit. Why is the only toll road in Ohio in the north? If funds are going to be spread out all over the state, the other roads should also be toll roads.
Or make the turnpike free, as was originally intended.
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I've live in this state since the late sixty's, so I not new to the politics here. As far back as I can remember, any time the GOP was in control we suffered. They raped what ever they could from the citizens of Ohio, and their friends got rich. But for some stupid reason we elect enough of them again, and they have control of our state. Past laws and agreements are suppose to be abided by. If that's not so, then we can throw our constitution and Bill of Rights out the window. An this just doesn't happen here in Ohio, but all across this country. Even part of their oath says, they are to abide by the laws, protect, and preserve the laws of the state of Ohio. But with politicians today, those are just words. An that's the same with both parties, not just the GOP. Their oath should be, I promise to screw as many citizens of Ohio, and make my friends and special interests rich. Because that's all they do today.
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The Ohio Turnpike was suppose to become a free interstate many years ago, but those in power changed that back then. The monies raised from then on, was suppose to maintain the turnpike and other roads in the area. This is what happens when you have young lawmakers don't know what past agreements are. Instead of researching for past agreements, they just try to get away with whatever they want to do. The state violated the original commitment that once paid for it was to become a free road. Now some idiot wants to violate the second agreement made to the citizens of Ohio. Two problems in this country is, we Americans tend to forget things and we don't stand up for our rights. Instead of things getting better, they only get worse. An we have no one to blame, but ourselves. This situation would never hold up in a court of law.
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These clown politicians in NE Ohio crack me up. "It's not fair?" CRY ME A RIVER - how do you think the rest of the state feels about supporting your sorry behinds and backwards way of thinking all of these years. As if nobody but the residents of your little fiefdom pay tolls on that road? Maybe there should be a special exemption for people who DON'T live in the area NOT to have to pay for "your road" ... and then we'll watch it crumble just like the streets in Warren, and Youngstown, and Cleveland, and Toledo... Come crying back in a decade or two if, in fact, this doesn't do exactly what it is said to do for the good of the state of Ohio "North of I-30".
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Question; has the turnpike bonds all been paid off? If not WHY would the governor siphen money off of the Turnpike revenue? Shouldn't he be paying it off? If the turnpike is debt free then it should become a free highway. That was the understanding that the Ohio citizens had when they passed the original bond issue in the 1950's.
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PA tried that with I 80. Federal Courts said NO. I am against making all interstates toll roads. The Turnpike money is paid mostly by people who live in Northeast Ohio. That money should stay here!
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FamilyGuy: I'd like t see all of those other major interstates converted into toll roads. Since we are going to be supporting the rest of the sate, they might as well chip in too.
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This is becoming a real Trojan Horse.
The Turnpike should be kept out of the ODOT culture of corruption in Columbus.
Any share of new Turnpike revenues dedicated to North East Ohio will simply replace our share of regular Ohio road funds, which we would otherwise be entitled to, which will then be used elsewhere in the state.
Ohio leaders, please keep the promise made to Ohioans when the original bond levies were approved and pay off the debt and convert the road to a freeway such as I-70, I-71, I-75, and I-77 which serve the other areas of our state.
Don't use our area to support a cash cow for the benefit of the rest of the state.
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Sounds to me like our trusted servant in the governors office is merely being a true politician of the Washington D.C. variety. Anyone remember when Pelosi wanted the bill to pass so we could find out what's in it? There will be plenty of suprises in this one for sure. Just wait and see folks! More will be revealed when it is way too late to do anything about it.
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This is simple. Since democrat lawmakers from trumbull and mahoning county oppose the bill it must be a good bill. Democrat politicians from the valley haven't got anything right in 45 years. There opinion should serve as a warning of what not to do.
Warren Proud - tell us how great the infrastructure in Warren and Y-town is.
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Also on the political arena. It just seems like, "we the people," and our opinions and beliefs do not matter to anyone, across any political party anymore. Slowly, we are losing are rights, privacy, freedom. They are following their own agendas, and in the process feeding their insatiable appetites for power and control.
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They are basically saying an area of the state like Cincinnati, Columbus etc. that are thriving area.....have earned the right over other areas to have the money funneled there. They are putting the money where the greatest possible return is. IMHO
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It has been said that the turnpike is an OHIO asset, that being the case money derived from it should go towards the "building and renovation" of Ohio's infrastructure. Kasich is the governor of OHIO not just NE Ohio, so far he's done a pretty good job, let's let him continue.
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So now I have to be a hyphenated Ohioan. If it benefits all of Ohio then that is good. Who knows, I just might take interstate 70 west someday.
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Bad idea - Bad Kasich. Watch the Turnpike go down the infrastructure tubes like everything else has in Northern Ohio. Then again, I don't hardly ever drive it, so who cares.
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Sandy has been getting up at 4 a.m. every Monday for almost five years now so that she can give one more animal a chance to find a forever home.
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