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$49,000 Long Island Home: Foreclosure Auctions Hit New York
Here's a sign that the foreclosure epidemic has infected the Northeast: More than 375 foreclosed homes from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania will be auctioned — with bargain starting prices — at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan starting this Sunday.
This is Calif.-based USHomeAuction.com's second Big Apple production. The first was last March, before Wall Street layoffs intensified, when 69 homes were sold. This time around, 232 alone are in the New York metro area. Including this 3-bed, 2-bath home in Rockville Centre, Long Island, with a starting bid of $49,000 and this 2,000 square-foot 3-bedroom home in Baldwin, also in Long Island, previously valued to $350,000 with a starting bid of $89,000. (See the foreclosure inventory at USHomeAuction's site.)
"In the past, there weren't enough foreclosed New York homes to hold an auction," Rick Weinberg, a USHomeAuction.com spokesman, told Crain's Web site. "This year I suspect that there will be a second and third auction in the city."
It wasn't until recently, Mr. Weinberg added, that banks accumulated enough excess inventory to feed a giant event.
Plus, the area did not see a construction boom matching Phoenix or Las Vegas. But as job losses mount, prices erode and the financial market continues its freefall, foreclosures are a growing issue, particularly in working-class neighborhoods where creative financing was prevalent during the boom, and areas reliant on commuters. In January, scheduled foreclosures citywide spiked 64% from December, and climbed 5% from a year earlier, according to PropertyShark.com. February's numbers are expected Wednesday morning. Queens, labeled the region's foreclosure epicenter, will report an 8% monthly and annual jump, while other boroughs have stabilized.
Such headlines – and the lure of homes selling for 50 or 60 cents on the dollar – have captivated consumers: More than 3,000 have already registered to attend Sunday, with hundreds more expected at the door.
Don't get too excited: Ending prices will undoubtedly be more. Even so, the events are popular. Sunday's is one of about 300 that USHomeAuction.com plans this year around the country. In 2008, it says it set an industry record by auctioning nearly 33,000 homes nationwide. This year's total has already crossed 5,000, and may break another record.
Jeffrey Frieden, CEO of the site and parent company REDC, labeled this business the foreclosure epidemic's "silver lining," saying "when a house is vacant, everyone loses."
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Exercise science students collaborate with local seniors
KENNESAW, Ga. (April 14, 2014) - He's no Michael Jordan, and she's no Bugs Bunny, but Kennesaw State University exercise science major Andrew Osemhen and Gaines Park Senior Living resident Roddy Kosmacek were the stars of "Exercise Jam!" a spoof of the 1996 movie "Space Jam."
"Exercise Jam!" is the latest collaboration between Assistant Professor of Exercise Science Tiffany Esmat's students and residents of Gaines Park. The video premiere was held at Gaines Park April 11 and was promptly posted to YouTube.
"Textbooks can teach them one thing, but they don't give students the experience they need," Esmat told the residents. "They learn from you, just like they learn in the classroom; maybe they even learn more from you."
For the last six years, exercise science students have worked with residents of Gaines Park, visiting the facility for an hour and a half every Friday for eight weeks at a time. The students lead the seniors in various activities, including "sittercise," dancing and the occasional bout of dodgeball. In this version, however, the seniors sit in a circle and throw balls at the students.
"We have the highest participation in our exercise classes on Fridays because that's when the students are here," said Jan Sessions, activities director for Gaines Park. "The students' enthusiasm and laughter are contagious, and of course you know, laughter is the best medicine."
During their studies, the exercise science students work with various populations, from pediatric to geriatric participants. Kennesaw State senior and "Exercise Jam!" actress Andrea Anderson thought she'd like working with young children best, but found she enjoyed working with the seniors more.
"This was way more fun," Anderson said of working with the Gaines Park residents. "I enjoyed it a lot better. The people here were really great. They were fun to work with; they were funny. It was cool."
Though the props budget was tight – a children's plastic basketball goal was used for the shoot – Osemhen's student co-stars, including Anderson, Toochi Enworom and Harrison Kish, were able to hold the goal high enough for him to dunk.
Osemhen not only plays a basketball player in the "Exercise Jam!" video, he also wears No. 45 for the Owls basketball team.
"The elderly are a lot of fun," he said. "This experience has given me a good perspective of what it would be like to work with the older population. I just love them."
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Nui Volume 1 – Even though this isn't really a new release, I wanted to bring it to people's attention. It's about a girl named Kaya, who gets into trouble one days and is saved by her stuffed animals! It seems, if you love a stuffed animal enough, it can come to life and turn into a person. But, just like people, not all stuffed animals are nice, and some can be downright dangerous. I think the idea of stuffed animals coming to life is a great one for kids. Tweens are at the inbetween stage where they still love their plushies even if they aren't playing with them like they used to. I think this title would do well with them. The creator of this title also created +Anima, a teen title that seems to do well for Tokyopop.
Warriors: Tigerstar & Sasha Volume 1 – Erin Hunter's Warriors series is still going strong, both in novel and graphic novel form. This title is a new series, centering on the characters Tigerstar and Sasha (obviously). Sasha has been leading the perfect life; with the Twolegs during the day, and exploring the woods beyond at night. But when she is forced to leave her home, she make a life for herself in the forest alone. She becomes lonely, and after meeting Tigerstar and his Shadow Clan, she must decide if she should join them, and if she can trust Tigerstar. These manga titles are great for fans, as they tell side stories from the novels, and not just a retelling the novels themselves. I can highly recommend this series as I know my daughter would.
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Modern names with a classic feel for girls
I couldn't help mirroring harperburge's thread when her question so appropriately mirrored my own burning query. I love the name Juno, nn June or Junie. I love that it fits in with modern trends, it's a bit offbeat...but then the nn June is so tame and classic. I love nicknames. I used to love long classic names like Josephine with the nn Josie or Jo and Margaret with the nn Maise or Mo. I'd love some suggestions for updated names with familiar nicknames. Anything you can think of would be lovely. I am desperate for new inspiration. Our name list is beginning to feel pretty stale.
P.S. Does anyone have nickname ideas for Lyra? My husband is just so absolutely set on it and I can't get over the fact that there are no easy nicknames.Aunt to Morgan Ellen, Jason Lee, Stana Marie, Shanna Lynn, Eva Jean and Brooke Annabelle!
Rupert~Malcolm~Montag~Atlas~Lucian nn Luc~Frederick nn Fritz~Gareth nn Gray~Xavier~Sebastian~Henry~Desmond
Lyra~Penelope~Juniper~Juno~Valentine~Harriet~Beatr ice~Rhiannon~Philippa nn Flip~Coral~Rosalind~Rose~Lillith
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Like Josephine in length, Matilda is coming back with nn's Tilly or Tilda. Clara has an old time feel, but nn Claireis an option. Evangeline, nn's Eva, Evie, Eve, and Lena, is relatively unheard, as is Emmeline, nn's Em, Emma and more. Miriam is a biblical classic, but not heard a lot, nn's Mimi and Miri. Kathleen/Cathleen are fresher options to Katherine/Catherine, but still have nn's Kate, Katie and Kathy.
Hope some of these help!Name Nerd
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Having a wank with a friend or group of friends.
Just off for a mutual with Ben.
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Internet persona(s) who happens to follow you and you happen to follow them back and maintain communication with and have a mutual liking for eachother whether it be friendship wise, etc. (Mutuals if more than one mutual)
Monica: Oh yay! I made a new mutual today because we started following & talking to eachother on twitter and we like eachother (so it seems).
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feeling the same way
me and my girlfriend mutually love each other
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When people agree on something
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When two people love each other the same...and they don't cheat on each other.
Muffet and Kendricks love is mutual, they love each other the same and they do not cheat on each other. That is some REAL LOVE.
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Where no feelings are involed in the act of making out (kissing passionitely) between two people.
Austin found a mutual to make out with
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LONDON — Gold turned lower on Tuesday as uncertainty before a Federal Reserve policy meeting and key US data later this week pulled the metal back from a one-week high hit on the back of violence in the Middle East and Ukraine.
The Fed kicks off a two-day meeting on Tuesday, with markets watching for clues as to when the US central bank will begin increasing interest rates. The bank will make a statement on Wednesday at the end of the meeting.
Gold is highly sensitive to any changes in US monetary policy. It rallied to record highs in the wake of the financial crisis after the Fed's extraordinary stimulus measures drove down interest rates while stoking fears of inflation.
Spot gold was down 0.5% at $1,297.40 an ounce at 2.29pm GMT, having peaked at $1,312.10. US gold was down $5.20 at $1,298.10.
"The general tendency has been for gold to drop down below $1,300," Natixis analyst Bernard Dahdah said.
"What's been keeping it up has been those (geopolitical) tensions. If you look at the economic data, or the dollar, which has strengthened quite a bit ... that should make investors feel more confident in the economic situation, and drive more money out of gold."
The dollar rose against a basket of currencies after data on Tuesday showed US consumer confidence jumped in July to a monthly high not seen since October 2007.
Gains in European shares remained capped, however, by the threat to the region's economy from any more sanctions against Russia by the West.
Intense fighting between Ukrainian troops and pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine killed at least 19 civilians, local officials said, as Kiev pressed an offensive to close in on the separatists.
Geopolitical tensions underpin gold
Meanwhile Israel knocked out Gaza's only power plant, flattened the home of its Islamist political leader and pounded dozens of other high-profile targets, with no end in sight to more than three weeks of conflict.
"I'm actually surprised that gold isn't up more, given the numerous geopolitical risks," Commerzbank analyst Daniel Briesemann said. "We've had some relatively good economic data published of late, and we're currently seeing a stronger dollar.
That is keeping the price in check." In the physical markets, demand was subdued as buyers waited on the sidelines for a possible drop in prices. Premiums in top buyer China were steady at about $2-$3 an ounce.
Buying in Asia's major gold consumers has shown signs of softening this year after a strong 2013, with China's net overseas purchases of gold through key conduit Hong Kong falling to a 17-month low in June.
"Indicators of Chinese gold demand are mostly pointing lower so far this year," UBS said on Tuesday. "Some investors are likely questioning whether or not this softness is cause for concern and indeed if the positive trend in gold appetite in China over the last several years is starting to turn."
The bank added, "The reality is that year-on-year comparisons can be quite misleading, considering the exceptional amount of physical demand last year." Among other precious metals, silver was down 0.3% at $20.51 an ounce. Spot platinum was down 0.3% at $1,477.99 an ounce, while spot palladium was up 0.1% at $880.47 an ounce.


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Mark Dante has been upped to exec veepee of station group sales for Univision Television Group. Dante, who will be based in New York, was previously senior veep of Univision's L.A.-based client development group.
The Directors Guild of America has upped associate general counsel David Dreyfus to general counsel, while assistant general counsel Tiffanie Baker has advanced to associate general counsel. Dreyfus has been with the DGA since 2007. Baker joined the guild in 2009.
Science has tapped Brad Kohlenstein as senior director of development. He moves to the Discovery Communications cabler from its sibling net TLC, where he was director of development.
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To many, Philadelphia's restaurant industry - with its diverse choices, burgeoning complement of BYOBs, and growing number of high-profile restaurateurs - is an asset to the city. Others, however, have set out to demonize it.
Last month, an organization called the Restaurant Opportunities Center released a report that deemed just nine local restaurants up to its standards as "ethical" eateries, and City Council adopted a celebratory resolution in the center's name. Before that, the group made headlines in The Inquirer and elsewhere by alleging that the local restaurant industry is "characterized by very low wages, few benefits, and limited opportunities for upward mobility."


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[QUOTE=denise;920489] I need to discover WHY I self sabotage, binge, eat cr*p for weeks - then jump back into being a reasonable human being and have to undo all the damage I did.[/QUOTE]
This was exactly my problem and why I started with MDA. After 14 months here I have found it is not the complete answer for me but eating Primal and cutting out grains and sugar has helped. My eating yoyo is much less extreme, more a matter of not recognizing satiety signals than binging, which is much easier to control when I eat vegetables, meat and fruit instead of grain and sugar foods. I don't eat rubbish (processed food) anymore but I do need to limit the nuts. They have far too many calories per ounce and taste too good.


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Manchester City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne will miss up to three weeks with a hamstring injury, manager Pep Guardiola says.BBC Sport » 3m
Manchester City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne will miss up to three weeks with a hamstring injury, manager Pep Guardiola says.BBC Sport » 3m
Sunderland winger Adnan Januzaj is ruled out for a minimum of six weeks with an ankle injury picked up on Saturday.BBC Sport » 7m
Champions League progress is Pep Guardiola's focus, not an 11th straight win, as Manchester City visit Celtic Park.BBC Sport » 21m
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Champions League game between Celtic and Manchester City.BBC Sport » 1h
Kevin De Bruyne will miss up to three weeks with a hamstring injury, according to Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola.SkySports.com » 1h
Sam Allardyce leaves his post as England manager by mutual agreement with the FA after one match and 67 days in charge.BBC Sport » 1h
How would the Premier League table look if matches finished at half-time? Are Manchester City breaking goal-scoring records? Martin Tyler knows...SkySports.com » 3h
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says the Gunners' Champions League match against Basel on Wednesday will be a Xhaka family affair as Granit faces his brother Taulant.BBC Sport » 4h
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Frederick N. Scatena III, 58, of Philadelphia, an expert on hydrology and land forms whose studies took him across the globe, died Wednesday, Jan. 2, of cancer at his home.
For the last 10 years, Dr. Scatena was a professor in the University of Pennsylvania Department of Earth and Environmental Science. He rose to department chair in 2003.
At various times and in disparate countries, he worked as a consultant hydrologist and geomorphologist - studying the distribution and movement of water over landforms. But his work went far beyond that, a colleague said.
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Women's History Month at WCCMarch 18, 10:00am - 11:00am
Windward Campus, Hale Akoakoa 105
The nationwide theme for this year is "Women of Character, Courage, and Commitment." Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard Monday, March 17, 3 - 4 p.m. (schedule subject to change) Representing Hawai'i's 2nd Congressional District, Tulsi Gabbard is one of the first two female combat veterans, first Hindu and first female of Samoan ancestry to ever serve as a member of the U.S. Congress. Among other topics, Congresswoman Gabbard will discuss issues facing women in the military, her journey to Washington, and some of the lessons learned from her time in office. "Voices from the Inside" Tuesday, March 18, 10 - 11 a.m. Inmates at the Women's Community Correctional Center will discuss how they have discovered forgiveness and healing through creative programs like "Voices from the Inside," where they find hope through writing, poetry and performance. The Glades Project with filmmaker Connie M. Florez Thursday, March 20, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. How do transgender individuals view womanhood and identity? Director/producer of The Glades Project, Connie Florez will discuss her feature documentary film about an integral part of Hawai'i's culture and history that has been kept in the dark until now.
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|Michele Nishiguchi, Finalist for Director, Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology
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|Words on Music Speaker Series: Deborah Wong
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Manoa Campus, Art Auditorium (Art 132)
|Paths to the Real: Processes of Contemporary Art in China
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Repurposed Table as Jewelry Organizer
Curbly posted this tutorial for utilizing a secondhand table as a jewelry organizer. It is as simple as cleaning up the table, splashing some color on it and mounting it securely to your wall. It could be just the organizational device you've been needing. Your jewelry will thank you. Images: Chris Gardner


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New York Giants fans will be rooting for a handful of teams on Sunday. Aside from their beloved Giants, they will also become big fans of the Chicago Bears for a week. Add in the Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers as well.
Expert Panel Member Jon Gangwer guessed 10 of the 16 games correctly in Week 16, the highest of all participants.
Tonight's final non-conference matchup will be a big test to see where this team stands. After tonight's matchup against North Carolina, Rutgers will begin it's Big East schedule.
Indianapolis Colts linebacker Gary Brackett is our Knight of the Week after recording 6 tackles and one assist in the Colts 31-16 win over the Oakland Raiders. The win keeps Indy's playoff hopes alive.
Ray Rice, our Knight of the Week, had a monster day as the Baltimore Ravens finally got their running game back on track. Rice carried the ball 31 times for 153 yards, both season highs.
Expert panel member, Pat Marotto, had the best week by guessing 11 of the 16 games correctly.
This article was written by Double G Sports Contributing Writer, JC Carr.
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The Rockies, Red Sox, and Phillies had interest in Feliciano before he agreed to sign the two year, $9 million deal with the Yankees. The contract will also include an option for 2013.
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- 1932 - Michael Elsworth, who would play several characters in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings, is born.
- 1967 - Donald Swann and William Elvin record the music for The Road Goes Ever On.
- 2002 - The Art of The Fellowship of the Ring is published.
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Phil Vassar has carved himself a substantial niche in Nashville, and he hasn't used a cookie cutter to do it. Vassar is an effectively romantic country singer. One reason is his ability to approach love themes in a lot of different ways without ever sounding like he's pandering to dispirited modern notions of chivalry. On this follow-up to 2002's American Child, the Lynchburg, Va., native goes from the unapologetically affectionate "Nobody Knows Me Like You" and his recent No. 1 hit "In a Real Love" to the playfully sexy "I'll Take That as a Yes (The Hot Tub Song)." Vassar composed 10 of the album's 12 tunes, with help from his wife, Julie, and his friend Craig Wiseman. Most of the tracks allow him to flaunt his extraordinary piano playing. This is most obvious on "Black and Whites," a tribute to his instrument that has a bluesy, Billy Joel feel. But throughout, Vassar decorates his vocals with his keyboard work in a way that evokes the best singer-pianists, from Nat "King" Cole and Hoagy Carmichael to Ronnie Milsap and Diana Krall.
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VisArts is a non-profit organization whose mission is to engage the community in the arts through educational programming, gallery exhibitions and a studio artist program. VisArts provides children, teens and adults with opportunities to express their creativity and enhance their awareness of the arts.
From our beginning in 1987 as Rockville Arts Place operating in a converted garage to our current contemporary, state of the art facility in Rockville Town Square, VisArts has served local residents, students, art lovers, professional artists and others with an interest in the arts. Each year, VisArts welcomes more than 25,000 visitors through our doors to participate in art education classes and camp programs, attend events in our Buchanan Room, visit one of our three galleries or observe our studio artists on our second floor Artist Concourse.


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An understanding of all that's involved with Chemotherapy.
When I first escorted my aunt to the clinic, I hadn't a clue about the treatment – but now she's all better and I'm all kemo-sabe.
লিখেছেন- nom de plumb 15 de এপ্রিল de 2009
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Can you define these popular missing words?
Tonto often referred to the Lone Ranger as kemosabe
লিখেছেন- Anonymous 16 de জুন de 2003
Used in the tv series Lone Ranger, Kemosabe became a very popular term. It means trusty scout or faithful friend. Contrary to popular belief, this term is actually native american. This term can be used while talking to friends or brothers. It can also be used sarcastically when talking to an unloyal and unreliable person you don't like.
John: Hey Kemosabe, long time no see. Did you do my favor.
Mark: Of course I did bro!
Mark: Of course I did bro!
লিখেছেন- efjwoifjwoifjowe 3 de জুন de 2011
Trusty Scout
Tonto usually referred to the Lone Ranger as Kemosabe, meaning "trusty scout"
লিখেছেন- birdablaze 29 de জুন de 2010
Faithful friend , Trusty scout
You got it , Kemo Sabe
লিখেছেন- Orange World 20 de এপ্রিল de 2011
After having great sex with your women while she is on her period you reward her with a dick slap across both of her cheecks adorning her with bloody war paint as a sign appreciation.
Even though Sarah was on the rag she bang me really good. I was so appreciative I gave her the kemosabe as a thank you and sign of respect.
লিখেছেন- mikey1977OMG 1 de নভেম্বার de 2014
My friend, the horse's ass.
Friend: I bet I can light this on fire.
Other Friend: Ah, Kemosabe, you are unique in your worldly ways.
Other Friend: Ah, Kemosabe, you are unique in your worldly ways.
লিখেছেন- @!#$#@$#!! 9 de ডিসেম্বার de 2006


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Most marriages can not survive with it and children will NEVER thrive with it. Families, friendships and churches are destroyed because of it. It is the curse of a critical spirit.
What is a critical spirit?
Criticism can be anything from belittling, condemning, demanding, fault-finding, nagging, sarcasm, and scolding disapprovingly. A critical spirit is an obsessive attitude of fault-finding and judging others unfairly.
Criticism is destructive. It destroys the harmony of the home, and it destroys relationships.
Some of us can slap a religious label on our criticism and feel justified about our words and attitudes while we infect others with our ugly pride.
Women are especially good at criticism, and it goes hand in hand with nagging and even more-so it embraces gossip.
Plenty of men deal with a strong spirit of criticism too; it strokes their ego.
Criticism, nagging, complaining… it comes naturally and it is contagious.
A nagging critical spirit destroys relationships, leaving nothing but pain, anger and loneliness in it's path. This disease of criticism comes from the tip of the tongue.
"And the tongue is a fire, a world of unrighteousness. The tongue is set among our members, staining the whole body, setting on fire the entire course of life, and set on fire by hell." James 3:6
Men will pridefully use a critical spirit to cover for their insecurities. They want others to view them as smarter, better looking, richer, stronger than others. The quickest way to obtain this supposed superiority is to belittle others, to criticize them. Unfortunately, they don't understand that this attitude brings them down to the lowest of all levels.
The wives of know-it-all, critical husbands will become emotionally withdrawn and in time, bitter. They will dread public and family gatherings as he lets everyone know he is the 'expert'. His children will usually grow up to be playground bullies.
For women, a critical spirit is usually about control. They want to manipulate everyone to look and act as they believe to be "right". Gossip will usually rule the tongue of a critical woman as she longs for others to agree with her.
With her furrowed brow and haughty eyes she will drive her husband to the roof top (Prov. 21:9), physically and emotionally to escape from her constant nagging. Her children will rise up and never call her blessed, they will run as far as they can as soon as they can.
People grow weary of the critical person and will distance themselves as soon as they can.
There is a constructive criticism. It is used in a spirit of love and it is meant to lead, encourage and guide; not point fingers and scold.
- Do you find yourself correcting the children in harsh tones all day? When you correct them are you using negative words?
- Are you always pointing out what your husband is doing wrong? Are you dwelling on his shortcomings all day?
- Do you leave church commenting on how bad the sermon was, or criticizing someone's behavior or appearance?
- The things you point out, are they sin or your preference?
- The things that drive you crazy about someone, are they unchangeable things about their personality? And should it be YOUR place to change those things?
A critical spirit that is not rooted in love and truth is sin. It is nothing but pride… a selfish pride, a pride that says you know best. A pride that says you can change and control others.
A critical spirit that is rooted in love seeks God's truth. When there is constructive criticism it is for the person's own good and done so with kindness.
Break the Chains
Some of us may have come from a home where there was constant criticism, with name calling and belittling that may have included anger or not.
Some of us may have grown up with no words of encouragement to lead us rightly and with no unconditional love.
Some may have grown up watching parents with no respect towards each other.
Maybe your critical spirit has been nurtured by your circle of friends or co-workers. Criticism is very contagious.
You will have to make some courageous and wise choices, not only for your sake, but for the sake of your family… AND for the sake of the gospel. You will need to exercise self-control as you learn a new way to respond to situations. And a new way to lead others to wise choices.
"A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another. By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.�? John 13:34-35
How to Fight the Disease of Criticism:
Take Your Thoughts Captive
- What you are dwelling on, is it true?
- Are you believing the best about the person?
"Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in your sight, O LORD, my rock and my redeemer." Psalm 19:14
"…whatever is true … honorable … just … pure … lovely … commendable, if there is any excellence … anything worthy of praise, think about these things." Philippians 4:8
Don't Be a Hypocrite
- Hold yourself to the same standard you hold others to.
"…first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother's eye." Matt 7:5
Meekness, Gentleness and Love
- Always be willing to evaluate YOUR reaction.
"A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger." Proverbs 15:1
"A gentle tongue is a tree of life, but perverseness in it breaks the spirit." Proverbs 15:4
- patient and kind
- does not envy or boast
- not arrogant or rude
- not insist on its own way
- not irritable or resentful
- does not rejoice at wrongdoing
- rejoices with the truth
- bears all things
- believes all things
- hopes all things
- endures all things
- Love never ends.
1 Corinthians 13:4-8
"Every wise woman buildeth her house: but the foolish plucketh it down with her hands�? (Proverbs 14:1).
I believe a woman has much power in the home and in training up her children and encouraging those around her simply with her words and attitude.
Are we aggressively and verbally beating others down or are we gently leading them, admonishing them to pursue righteousness?
We are setting the pace for everyone else. Guard your tongue. Guard your home! This is one of the greatest battlefields of spiritual warfare… let's fight to win for the Kingdom's sake!
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Diagnosis: IgG4-related sialadenitis as a presenting symptom of IgG4-related disease
IgG4-related sialadenitis, known previously in the literature as chronic sclerosing sialadenitis, or Küttner tumor, presents as unilateral or bilateral salivary gland enlargement that is inflammatory, extensively firm, and well defined.1- 3 It most commonly affects the submandibular gland, although parotid gland involvement has been reported.2 It is typically diagnosed in middle-aged or elderly patients and is slightly more common in males.2,3 It is a rare disease with a differential diagnosis that includes sialolithiasis-associated sialadenitis,3 Sjögren syndrome, mucosa-associated lymphoid tumor, lymphoma, lymphoepithelial sialadenitis, and chronic sialadenitis, not otherwise specified.2 Although IgG4-related sialadenitis was thought to be a localized chronic inflammatory disease of unknown etiology for much of the past century, more recent studies have shown that it may be a feature of IgG4-related disease.1- 5 IgG4-related disease classically presents with autoimmune pancreatitis and sclerosing lesions in various organs such as the liver, gallbladder, kidney, lung, and lymph nodes.1- 4IgG4-related disease involvement of the head and neck has been much less commonly reported, with only 3 prior publications in the otolaryngology head and neck surgery literature (to our knowledge).1,6,7 IgG4-related sialadenitis was recently recognized as part of the spectrum of IgG4-related disease in both Asian and Western populations.1,2
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having a broad range or effect
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great in range or scope
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walk unsteadily
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indulging in or influnced by fancy
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Jefferson County officials said this morning that they could announce as soon as this week the creation of a program to help low-income residents pay their sewer bills, which are likely to increase in December.
Commissioner Sandra Little Brown said the fund could contain up $30 million that will be spent over three years.
Brown said most of those eligible live in Commission Districts 1 and 2, which are mostly in Birmingham.
"This commission is doing everything they can to ease the burden on the backs of the ratepayers," Brown said.
An increase in sewer rates is expected to take effect in December, although the amount of the increase remains to be determined.


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It's no secret that LinkedIn has become one of the most popular social media sites for individuals to make connections and build professional networks. And LinkedIn has become a powerful tool for associations to engage your members and find prospective new members. We detailed how associations can use LinkedIn to find new members to our recent eBook "4 Simple Steps to Growing Your Membership with LinkedIn."
Now there's another way for you to promote your association on LinkedIn. LinkedIn has launched Showcase Pages, which are a subset of Company Pages. Because you can post specific content to each Showcase Page, they allow you to individually feature a product, service or event and build relationships with the right audience.
LinkedIn members are able to follow the specific products or services that you feature using a Showcase page. A for-profit company might use this feature to showcase different brands or product lines and connect with LinkedIn members who are interested in each one. Your association can do the same.
To use a Showcase Page, you first start at your organization's Company Page on LinkedIn. (If you don't have a company page, you'll need to create one first) . If you're an administrator for your Company Page, it's easy to add a Showcase page. From your Company Page, go the the "Edit" dropdown menu and select "Create a Showcase Page." Then follow the steps to add all the details for your Showcase Page.
You can create up to 10 Showcase Pages for free. Once your Showcase Page is set up, simply navigate to that page and post an update specifically for that product or service.
Here's how you can use a Showcase Page to promote your association:
Annual Meetings & Big Events: Post details about the event, previews of keynotes and breakout sessions and links to sign-up pages. Build excitement for your event, but also inform your audience of the benefits and what they'll gain when they attend the event.
Government Affairs: Add detailed information about legislative action your association is taking and how members can get involved. Include links to legislative bill summaries and remind members of how your efforts benefit their business.
Education & Certification Programs: Educate your followers about the types of education and certification programs your association offers. Provide dates, times and locations of training sessions and post industry news that keeps them up to date on the latest trends.
Consulting & Small Business Services: If your association has consulting or partners with another organization to offer similar services, this is the place to promote them. Explain how they can take advantage of the services and when new services are added.
Membership Benefits: Remind members of benefits and services they may not be aware of. Remember that potential members may also be following your updates, so include details on how they can join as well.
Special Interest Groups: Promote any groups or subsets of your association that may concentrate on a specific industry or geographic area. It's a great way to keep members updated and encourage prospective members to join.
For all the content you add to your Showcase Pages, remember to include links, images or videos to increase the chances of your followers commenting or sharing your posts with their networks.
By segmenting your updates to each Showcase Page, your association can deliver highly relevant and valuable content to each group of followers. Of course, you'll still want to use your main Company Page to provide updates as well. In fact, you should link to your new Showcase Pages from your main Company Page updates so your followers know you're providing more detailed information on the Showcase Pages. Remind them to click the "Follow" button at the top of your Showcase Pages.
Have you tried Showcase pages yet? How has your association used LinkedIn to engage your members or attract new members?


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Biology Seminar: Dr. Scott SantosApril 3, 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Manoa Campus, Crawford 105
"Functional and genomic biology of anchialine biota in the Pacific Basin" Presented by Dr. Scott Santos from Auburn University.
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Windward Campus, Hale Kuhina 115
|Pet Therapy Day
Manoa Campus, Grass area on McCarthy Mall between Bilger and Edmondson
|Budgeting: Learn to Live Within Your Means
Manoa Campus, QLC #208
|Spring 2013 Faculty Speaker Series: The Om in Omnipresence
Manoa Campus, Burns Hall 2118, East-West Center
|4th Annual Hawai'i Edible Book Contest
Manoa Campus, Hamilton Library Alcove
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Manoa Campus, Hemenway Hall 215
|Biology Seminar: Dr. Scott Santos
Manoa Campus, Crawford 105
|Chemistry Final Oral
Manoa Campus, Bil 319
|Biggest Loser | Workout Wednesdays
Honolulu Campus, Building 2-113 (Grassy Area)
|German Film Series - Spring 2013
Manoa Campus, Moore Hall 259
|Ocean and Resources Engineering Seminar
Manoa Campus, MSB 114
|ECE Club Meeting
Honolulu Campus, Bldg 2, Room 208
|Chess Club at UH Manoa
Manoa Campus, Campus center room 309
|Nathaniel Stanton, piano
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Trials: A Race to Save a Boy
Dillon Papier goes to school, loves baseball and sings along with his favorite band. The 11-year-old boy is also fighting for his life, one of several children enrolled in a clinical trial of an experimental drug for a rare and fatal genetic disease.
The Wall Street Journal followed a group of parents and scientists whose collaboration accelerated development of a promising drug and pushed the boundaries of medical research. The full story can be found at WSJ.com/Trials.
Photographs by Melissa Golden for The Wall Street Journal.
Dillon Papier sits with fellow students during lunch at his school last month. He has a rare and fatal disease called Niemann-Pick Type C that eventually steals mobility, speech and the ability to swallow. There are an estimated 500 diagnosed cases of NPC disease worldwide. Dillon's family have placed their hope on an experimental treatment being tested at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md.
Darrile Papier holds Dillon before he has brain surgery on Feb. 12, 2013. Surgeons will implant a catheter in Dillon's head to administer the experimental drug cyclodextrin directly to his brain. NPC patients who begin showing symptoms as children rarely live beyond their teens. Dillon was diagnosed at age 3.
Dillon in the operating room at the NIH clinical center as surgeons implant a catheter known as an Omayya reservoir to deliver the experimental drug to the brain. Christopher Austin, director of the NIH institute involved with the cyclodextrin trial, said the parents themselves "told us they were willing to be our partners in this very unconventional approach.''
A digitized version of Dillon's head is seen on medical equipment at the NIH clinical center. Three children underwent the brain surgery during the trial before unexpected trouble forced doctors to halt the trial in April 2013.
Dillon wakes up slowly after the surgery. He was in the hospital for a week. The catheters in all three patients were eventually removed after becoming infected in two of three of the patients in the drug trial, including Dillon.
Dillon takes medicine at home in Frederick, Md., before school on Nov. 22, 2013. The cyclodextrin drug trial was restarted in September, with doctors delivering the drug through spinal taps, rather than the Omayya reservoir, to Dillon and the other children. Dillon also takes a drug called Zavesca twice a day. Doctors hope Zavesca delays progression of NPC disease.
Dillon plays along with a video of the Imagination Movers, a band he has met and seen perform in person. He tries to imitate their dance moves before heading to school. "It gets him moving and grooving," says his mom.
Dillon has started to outgrow his favorite table, where he has eaten meals since he was a little boy. His knees no longer fit, but he still enjoys his breakfast there.
Darrile Papier helps Dillon put on his leg braces before school. Dillon can walk without them, his mother says, but the braces provide support. NPC disease can erode a patient's balance, Dillon prefers to walk barefoot.
Darrile Papier helps Dillon out of the car at school. School starts at 8:55 a.m., but Dillon follows his own schedule and often arrives late. Teachers say Dillion accomplishes more when he is well-rested so they are flexible about his schedule.
Dillon talks with friends during lunch. He loves school and has an outgoing personality. Wherever he goes on campus, people call out his name. "He's like the mayor,'' his father, Mark Papier, says.
Dillon works with his instructional aide, Lisa Bessell, learning about the compass in geography class. Lisa works with Dillon throughout the day.
Dillon fills out a map with the help of his special education teacher, Brandy Baptiste. Dillon is in regular 5th-grade classes but also has special education classes in reading and math, as well as speech, occupational and physical therapy.
Dillon winds up to take a hockey shot during a special one-on-one class with the physical education teacher. Dillon's physical therapist and the PE teacher created a program to strengthen Dillon's balance and motor skills.
Dillon and Darrile Papier arrive at a neighbor's home for an after-school play date. The Costanzo family have four children. Cristina Costanzo, aged 11, is in the fifth grade with Dillon and is one of his closest friends. "He's basically part of their family,'' says Darrile Papier.
Dillon plays in the basement with Antonio Costanzo, age 4, and Sophia Costanzo, age 6. "Whenever he goes over there, it's a party,'' says Darrile Papier.
Mark Papier, Dillon's dad, reaches out to Dillon during a rerun of "Seinfeld," one of their favorite shows. A high school social studies teacher and baseball coach, Mark Papier recently underwent a double hip replacement. Dillon shares his father's passion for baseball, carrying his ball and glove everywhere.
Darrile Papier helps Dillon brush his teeth before bed. Dillon likes to stay up late. "He doesn't want to miss out on any action,'' his mother says.
Dillon with his mother at the National Institutes of Health for his monthly infusion of cyclodextrin on Nov. 25, 2013. Doctors found a temporary measure of improvement after Dillon's cyclodextrin infusions earlier this year. The drug has proven a remarkable treatment for mice and cats with NPC disease. NIH scientists hope to learn in the coming months whether it can also help children.
Nicole Farhat, a nurse practitioner working on the cyclodextrin trials, prepares the cyclodextrin for Dillon's infusion.
Dillon is sedated and positioned on his side to receive the cyclodextrin. The drug is administered with a needle into the spinal column. This is Dillon's third cyclodextrin infusion. He is expected to get his fourth dose on Dec 16.
Forbes D. Porter, the NIH trial's senior investigator and Dillon's doctor, gives Dillon a high-five after his latest cyclodextrin infusion. They share a close bond. Whenever Dillon comes to the hospital at NIH, he calls out down the hallways, "Paging Dr. Porter, paging Dr. Porter."


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An easy and delicious recipe for southern style pork barbeque that is done in the crockpot!
A light and creamy dessert that will surely delight any guests. This creates a very rich dessert that can be served with fruit or even as a topping for a semi-sweet bread.


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Earlier this year, when photojournalist Anastasia Taylor-Lind found herself at the epicenter of Ukraine's Independence Square protests, she decided to record not the unfolding events but the people living them. She set up a makeshift studio and began making portraits in the midst of fire. The result is a set of haunting and intimate photos that tell a human story of the men who fight wars and the women who mourn those lost. In this talk, given at TEDGlobal 2014 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, she shows us the faces of revolution.
For an in-depth conversation with Taylor-Lind about her experiences in Ukraine, visit the TED Blog >>>


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Social Security, Medicare are more than numbers
The way some people talk in Washington you could get the idea that Social Security and Medicare are little more than numbers in a budget.
Yet for families in Mississippi and all over America, Social Security and Medicare have a deeper meaning: They are the very foundation of security in retirement.
Social Security and Medicare enable millions of older Americans to survive financially each month, after years of working hard and paying taxes to earn these protections.
As lawmakers consider the U.S. budget, here are a couple of numbers they should keep in mind: Half of America's seniors get by on less than $20,000 a year. And here's another: Typical seniors already spend nearly 20 percent of their incomes on health care, a percentage that continues to rise.
These facts argue against treating Social Security and Medicare as bargaining chips in a year-end political deal.
A good place to start is by recognizing the essential role that Social Security and Medicare play in the lives of average Americans:
• Social Security provides more than half the household income for one out of two older Americans. In Mississippi, 94 percent, or 363,797 of older (65+) residents, received Social Security in 2011. Social Security accounted for 73 percent of the typical older Mississippians income.
• Social Security benefits keep more than one in three seniors above the poverty line – that's 155,388 older Mississippians. And benefits are modest, averaging under $15,000 a year.
• In Mississippi Medicare is 368,516 people, nearly 98 percent of older seniors in the state. Still, Mississippi seniors had to pay $5,000 on average out of their own pockets for care in 2011. Without Medicare, many would have to spend thousands more for private coverage – if they could afford it at all.
To be sure, older Americans want very much to reduce the budget deficit and put our nation on a more secure fiscal path. But they seek measures that are responsible and fair, not ill-considered "solutions" that would cause more problems than they solve.
Of course, budgets matter. But we should never forget their impact on the real people behind the numbers.
Bruce W. Brioche, Sr.
AARP Mississippi State President
Fair elections for everyone require some adjustments
I believe we are so blessed to have been born in the USA, and to top that off, Corinth, MS. Many thanks to our forefathers and members of our armed services who have served to protect and defend our God given rights and privileges. Our Constitution, along with the amendments, guarantees these rights without discrimination. The point is, I really love the USA and I am proud of our God-given heritage.
One of our privileges we have come to enjoy is the right to vote.
This year in the general election on Nov. 6, one of the local candidates was giving away free food about 60 feet from one of the local polls, with signs posted to vote for him. If you were to see this what would you think and what would it infer? Mississippi has a law stating no campaigning with in 150 feet of the polls. However, this was on private property across the street of the South John poll. Is this legal? Yes. But is it ethical? You decide. Election Commissioner Billy Bearden complained about this practice. This practice affects everyone: the Democrats in a runoff and Republicans in the general election.
The runoff election was held on Nov. 27, for the office of election commissioner, between incumbent Billy Bearden and Jimmy Harwood. This time Bearden was giving away free food. Bearden was able to garner over 50 percent of his vote at this one poll, ensuring his re-election.
Move the poll to a location that does not have private property so close to the poll. My suggestions would be South Corinth Elementary School on Cass Street or our new school on Droke Road. If you agree, I ask you to contact your supervisor.
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The Department of History, National University of Singapore, is sponsoring an international historical conference, Sixty Years On-The Fall of Singapore Revisited, on February 14 and 15, 2002. The conference will be a comprehensive reevaluation of all aspects of this historical event.
Topics welcomed include, but are not limited to, prewar controversies over the naval base and the "Singapore strategy," Japanese and British preparations for war, grand strategy and strategy, command and commanders, the role of civil government, the civilian experience, local and expatriate, intelligence and espionage, the Malayan campaign, air and naval operations, the Australian and Indian experiences, the fall of Singapore, repercussions and postmortems, then and now. Papers presenting up to date primary research are especially welcomed; publication of proceedings is intended.
Replies and inquires to: Dr. Brian P. Farrell at the address below
Conference webpage: TBA
Deadline for submissions: 15 August, 2001
Send: Brief ( 1 to 2 pages) outline or abstract of the proposal with some sense of topic, primary sources, and a recent cv or brief current biographical sketch. Information may be sent on line or by fax or post.
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In the past, the song "As Long as He Needs Me" in the musical "Oliver!" – now playing at Dexter's Encore Theatre – has kind of given me the hives. Not because it's not a lovely melody, but because it seems an apologist's anthem for an abusive boyfriend.
This makes it all the more impressive that Mahalia Greenway, who plays Nancy in Encore's "Oliver!", melted my heart with the song on opening night, making it an emotionally wrenching show stopper. By its end, you still may not understand why Nancy loves sadistic criminal Bill Sykes; but Greenway, who becomes glassy-eyed as the song builds to a head, at least makes you believe that Nancy's trapped by the love she feels, and therefore couldn't escape even if she tried.
Lots of characters in "Oliver!", of course, are trapped. Based on Charles Dickens' novel "Oliver Twist," with music, lyrics and book by Lionel Bart, "Oliver!" focuses on the harrowing journey of an orphan boy in Victorian London. As he makes his way from the workhouse, to being sold to an undertaker, to escaping and living on the city's crime-riddled streets, you wonder how Oliver (Alejandro Cantu) will survive his own childhood.
Cantu sings sweetly, and plays the title role with a straightforward, guileless simplicity. Tobin Hissong, as Fagin, is a standout, particularly when performing "Reviewing the Situation," in which Fagin ponders alternative, non-criminal career paths. Hissong works the song's humor and subtleties to absolute perfection. Greenway shines in every one of her scenes, making "Ooh-Pah-Pah" as rousing as "It's a Fine Life" is tragic. Andrew Gorney nails his role as glowering, malevolent Bill Sykes; and the various street vendors who perform "Who Will Buy" – Christina McKim, Sara Catheryn Wolf, Katherine Kujala, Nickolas Brown, Matthew Neuvirth – are a powerhouse vocal ensemble, guided by music director CT Hollis.
Even so, the 2 hour, 15 minute production initially lacks spark, leading to a first act that feels tentative and uneven. Part of this is a challenge that lies in the show itself, which inevitably must cover a lot of expositional ground, and introduce several characters, at the outset. Even so, director Alisa Mutchler-Bauer's choreography feels rote and predictable at times; and some of the actors' cockney accents are exaggerated to the point of being difficult to understand.
Mutchler-Bauter keeps the production's pace going at a decent clip, however – a different "Oliver!" production I saw a few years ago felt downright leaden – and William Fowle and Wolf's spirited, macabre duet "That's Your Funeral" injects subversive life into the first act, as does Hissong's "Pick a Pocket or Two" and Greenway's "It's a Fine Life." More broadly, the second act, in terms of the script and Encore's production, fares far better.
Set designer Daniel C. Walker provides a veritable Victorian jungle gym for Encore's actors, packing a impressively varied, multi-level cityscape into a small space. Walker was also responsible for the production's lighting design, which makes Bill Sykes' first entrance memorable and visually arresting; and which also makes use of footlights downstage, so as to cast harsh shadows (which is particularly useful for Fagin's lair, but also for the dark, threatening streets of London). Finally, costume designer Sharon Urick effectively conveys each character's personality, as well as the era – in particular, Bill Sykes' and Fagin's costumes tell us volumes before we hear them say a word.
So while Encore's "Oliver!" has its shortcomings, it also has a Tony Award-winning score, performed by talented lead actors, to recommend it. So "Consider Yourself," um, so advised.
Jenn McKee is an entertainment reporter for The Ann Arbor News. Reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com or 734-623-2546, and follow her on Twitter @jennmckee.


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Two men were shot Friday evening, one fatally, in Milwaukee.
The shootings happened at 16th Street and North Avenue.
Police said a 21-year-old man died at the scene and a 22-year-old man was taken to a hospital where he is in stable condition.
Milwaukee police said no arrests have been made.
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The perils of only the most trivial injuries in surgery are well emphasized by the recent death of Dr. Middleton of Davenport, Iowa, referred to in our obituary columns, and the very critical condition of the surgeon who assisted him in the operation. In neither case was the wound which caused the septicemia more than barely noticeable. Even the least abrasion may be fatal with specially virulent infections and one can never be sure that he is not in the presence of such in an operation. In this instance the condition of the operator's system can hardly be credited with much influence as a factor. Both operators became infected and the rapidly fatal progress in one and the threatening condition in the other indicate that it was the special nature of the poison that was alone effective. Surgeons run so many chances without injury that they are liable to forget
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The season opens as spring days begin to warm, but the nightly chorus of the bullfrog is considered by many to be the song of summer.
Spend a night sloshing through ponds and creeks gigging bullfrogs and then fry up their meaty legs for breakfast with eggs and hash browns. You'll then understand the allure of the season.
Kentucky's bullfrog season extends through five months of warm weather, opening on the third Friday in May, May 20 of this year, and running through Oct. 31.
Truck Tuggers host benefit
The Kentucky Truck Tuggers will host a Truck Tug-of-War on Saturday, May 21 at Anderson County Community Park. The event is scheduled to get underway at 6 p.m.
Classes include the 4,200-pound 4x4, 5,500-pound 2WD, 6,000-pound 4x4, street stock gas and street stock diesel.
Admission is $7 with children under 5 admitted free. Proceeds from the event will benefit the University of Kentucky Children's Hospital.
For more information, contact Melanie Wiley at 502-680-0252.
This week in Anderson County Sports
Anderson County High School
Thursday, May 19: Anderson Co. at Franklin Co, 5:30 p.m.
Friday, May 20: Anderson Co. at Tates Creek, 5:45 p.m.
Saturday, May 21: Woodford Co. at Anderson Co, noon
Junior varsity game following.
Thursday, May 19: Anderson Co. at Shelby Co., 6 p.m.
Junior varsity game following
Junior varsity softball
Friday, May 20: Anderson Co. in Ballard JV tournament, TBA
The body of a Versailles man who leaped to his death from the Tryone Bridge last Friday was found earlier today.
The body of Brian "Scotty" Stewart, 39, was found on the downriver side of Damn Lock 5, according to Anderson County Fire Chief Mike Barnes.
His discovery ended a week of searching by Anderson County Fire, EMS and a host of other nearby agencies that lent equipment and expertise.
For more on his discovery, see Wednesday's edition of The Anderson News.
April 1, 1971
Kitty Royalty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Royalty received superior ratings on her vocal solo and on her piano solo at the Junior Day contest of the Kentucky Federation of Music clubs. This was the second time she had received superior ratings in the contest.
She and her cousin, Nina Belle Wilson, received a superior rating on their piano duet.
Dr. Salathael Cole Gibbs, 96, veteran of the Spanish-American War, died at Veterans Hospital after a long illness.
The Anderson County Farm Bureau Federation on May 3 hosted its inaugural legislative appreciation dinner at the Anderson County Extension Office meeting room.
Several elected officials and their representatives from local, state and the federal government met with members of the Federation's Board of Directors to introduce themselves and give their comments on topics of interest and concern to Farm Bureau members and families, according to a news release.
A pair of grieving moms, a grieving grandmother and grieving widower weren't enough to sway the Lawrenceburg City Council to drop its cemetery demands during Monday night's meeting at City Hall.
The meeting room was nearly full as family members with loved ones buried in the city-owned Lawrenceburg Cemetery came to voice their objections to being forced to remove basically everything from their loved one's graves except the headstone to accommodate summer mowing.
Judge Donna Dutton heard the following cases during Anderson District Court proceedings March 28.
Lana H. Gibson, review, operating a motor vehicle under the influence (BAC .188), resisting arrest, second-degree criminal mischief -- proof in file.
Squire Gibson, disposition, license to be in possession -- failed to appear, bench warrant.
Nafiye S. Gillispie, arraignment, failure of owner to maintain required insurance/security -- show cause, continued to April 25.
Michael S. Gunnerman, disposition, license to be in possession -- dismissed.
Mackenzie Peavler could only take a deep breath and relax.
And throw strikes.
With the bases loaded, the unlikely go-ahead run stepping into the batter's box and one out in the top of the seventh inning, Anderson County's Peavler stepped out of the pitching circle, collected her thoughts and delivered, getting Collins' Bailey Rankin to hit a soft fly ball to Molly Burkhead in short center field.
"I knew I would have to do my part," smiled Peavler, a sophomore.
The Friends of Library will hold its first book sale of the year Saturday at the old Glensboro School.
Quality used books will be available for great prices, according to a news release, including a large donation of audio books, CD books, children's books, VHS and DVD movies.
Members receive a 10 percent discount.
Friends is an organization that meets every second Wednesday at the library at 5:30 p.m. The objective is to help the library in various ways. Last year the group contributed $500 to the children's summer reading program.
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David Ortiz Drops F-Bomb During Red Sox Pregame
David Ortiz drops an F-Bomb during the Boston Red Sox pregame Saturday afternoon. Ortiz, better known to fans as "Big Papi," took the mic for a short but effective speech to the crowd. "This jersey that we wear today, it doesn't say Red Sox, it says Boston," Ortiz began. "We want to thank you, Mayor Menino, Governor Patrick, the whole police department for the great job they did this past week."
"This is our "BLANK" city!" Ortiz exclaimed, drawing wild applause from the stands. "And nobody going to dictate our freedom. Stay strong," he concluded, lifting a fist in the air and the cheers went up in the crowd and he walked off the field to begin the game.
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