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FREEHOLD – A Monmouth County Grand Jury indicted an Asbury Park man on murder and weapons charges stemming from a 2013 killing, according to court documents.
Bryan Burford, 22, is accused of gunning down Tyrell Howard, 20, of Asbury Park, at the Washington Village Apartment Complex in the city on Aug. 16, 2013, authorities said.
Indictments were returned Monday charging Burford with first-degree murder, second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon, second-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and second-degree certain persons not to have a weapon.
Police responded to the apartment complex at around 10:15 p.m. and Howard was reportedly shot several times in the street, authorities said. He was taken to Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune where he was pronounced dead at 10:40 p.m., prosecutors said.
In October, Burford entered a not guilty plea and remains held at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution in lieu of $1 million bail.
Burford was released from state prison in May 2013 after serving nearly two years for aggravated assault, Department of Corrections records showed.
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Students Earn Prestigious Study Abroad Scholarships
Three Oklahoma City University students recently earned scholarships to study overseas.
MaryAnn Grover, who just completed her first year at OCU, received a scholarship valued at approximately $1,500 from the University of Exeter's international summer school. She will participate in the International Relations: Conflict, Security, and Peace program. Grover is majoring in economics and finance with minors in history and Spanish.
She also received a $200 travel scholarship from STA Travel, a student travel agency. STA Travel offered Grover the scholarship upon learning that her family's home was damaged by the May tornado in Moore. Grover is a member of the University Honors program, the Oikos Scholars program, and is a Chesapeake Scholar in the Meinders School of Business.
Mariah Nonnemacher, an acting major and Chinese minor, will spend 10 weeks this summer in Shanghai, China, where she will study Mandarin and complete an internship with the award-winning filmmaking company, Lost Pensivos. Nonnemacher received an $8,000 Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship, the highest award level available to students through the program.
Her scholarship includes a $3,000 critical language supplement for her Mandarin language studies. Her internship with Lost Pensivos requires her to assist with the filmmaking and film-editing processes and participate in brainstorming creative ideas with the company's production team.
Named for former Congressman Benjamin A. Gilman, who served in the House of Representatives for 30 years and chaired the House Foreign Relations Committee, the Gilman Scholarship program is funded by the U.S. Department of State with an aim of diversifying the kinds of students who study abroad and the countries and regions where they go. Congressman Gilman stated: "Study abroad is a special experience for every student who participates. Living and learning in a vastly different environment of another nation not only exposes our students to alternate views, but also adds an enriching social and cultural experience. It also provides our students with the opportunity to return home with a deeper understanding of their place in the world, encouraging them to be a contributor, rather than a spectator in the international community."
Kelsey Ricks, a junior majoring in history and political science with a minor in Spanish, will spend the fall semester at the Pablo de Olavide University in Seville, Spain. Ricks was awarded a $1,000 study abroad scholarship from Phi Kappa Phi, the oldest, largest, and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines in the U.S.
The Phi Kappa Phi study abroad scholarship requires students to have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.75 and attend an institution that has an active Phi Kappa Phi chapter. Fifty scholarships are awarded to students from across the U.S. Oklahoma City University's Phi Kappa Phi chapter was chartered in 2004.
Ricks also received a $1,000 Affiliate Scholarship from Academic Programs International, the university's program provider for the Pablo de Olavide University program in Seville, Spain.

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Direct repair of both tendons followed by early ROM (Duran, Kleinert). Be sure to preserve A2 and A4 pulley. This zone historically had very poor results but results have improved due to advances in postoperative motion protocols
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The terror threat in Europe is still at a high enough level for the United States to keep a travel advisory in place for Americans traveling there.
Britain's terror threat level remains at "severe," meaning an attack is very likely.
Earlier this month, the State Department advised Americans traveling in Europe to use extreme caution, following reports that terror plots may be underway.
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San Antonio Spurs rookie Kyle Anderson was a guest on Sirius XM NBA Radio where he touched on a few topics.
Kyle admitted he was nervous on NBA Draft night but was relieved when his name was finally called by the Spurs. He also said he embraces his nickname, "Slo-Mo", and says the name stuck with him as a youngster but says it's just his methodical style of play.
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Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" received 13 Critics' Choice Movie award nominations from the Broadcast Film Critics Association, it was announced Tuesday. Its nominations include best picture, best director, best actor for Daniel Day-Lewis, and best supporting actor and actress for Tommy Lee Jones and Sally Field.
It led all other films including "Les Miserables," which received 11 nominations, and "Silver Linings Playbook," with 10. »Read Full Blog Post
Ai Weiwei's cover for Time magazine
With this week's Time magazine cover, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's incursion into the world of media and pop culture seems all but complete.
Free beer at Estabrook grand opening
The beer is free for a while. They'll tap a keg to open the Estabrook Beer Garden on June 20. Opening ceremonies begin at 5:30 p.m. and the keg is tapped at 6 p.m. with free beer while it lasts.
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Zack, Taylor, and Isaac Hanson have something new brewing.
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The Malibu Open Waterski Championship and Summer Festival returns to Veterans Park Lagoon June 21 and 22.
Waterskiing's top professional and junior athletes compete in traditional slalom and long-distance jumping for $64,000 in prize money. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin artwork to memorialize garment worker deaths in Bangladesh
The concrete pillars gave way and a garment factory in Bangladesh collapsed to the ground, crushing and killing more than 1,100 people and injuring about 2,500 more, mostly young women making clothes for major retailers in the West.
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Singer/songwriter/guitarist KT Tunstall will play the Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St., on Oct. 4. The native of Scotland, known for the hit "Suddenly I See," will tour in support of her new album due out in August.
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Fantasy Football Week 8:
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2013 APSE Web contest: Six papers have earned top 10 every year Dec. 20, 2013
By Mike Sherman, APSE 1st Vice President
In the five years since Associated Press Sports Editors have judged websites, only six newspapers have earned top-10 distinction every year.
Those newspapers are the New York Daily News, The New York Times, The Oklahoman, The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) News, USA Today and The Washington Post. Those streaks were extended by their top-10 finishes in the 2013 APSE website contest.
The sites were judged over two dates, randomly selected by the contest chair. Judges selected a top 10 in each category as well as honorable mentions.
The contest is split into three categories: Over 2 million average monthly unique visitors, 500,000-1.9 million uniques and under 500,000 uniques.
Special thanks to category chairs Izzy Gould of al.com (over 2 million), Matt Pepin of boston.com (500,000 to 1.9 million) and Todd M. Adams of UT San Diego (under 500,000).
Also, many thanks to contest judges:
— Robert Gagliardi, WyoSports; Ben Brigandi, Williamsport (Pa.) Sun-Gazette; Monica Holland, The Fayetteville (N.C.) Observer; Andrea Petrini, Newports News (Va.) Daily Press; Lyons Yellin, Tuscaloosa.com; Johanna Huybers, Reno (Nev.) Gazette Journal; John Boyle, Dayton (Ohio) Daily News; Pierce W. Huff, Baton Rouge Advocate in over 2 million.
— Mark La Monica, Newsday; Ed Guzman, Seattle Times; Roger Simmons, Orlando Sentinel; Howard Sinker, Minneapolis Star Tribune; Dana Sulonen, Tribune Chronicle; Ross Jacobsen, DeKalb (Ill.) Daily Chronicle; D.C. Reeves, Tidesports.com; Ryan Sharp, The Oklahoman; Tim Trower, Mail Tribune (Medford, Ore.); Dave Ruthenberg, Enid (Okla.) News in 500,000 to 1.9 million.
— Scott Monserud, Denver Post; Gene Warnick, Los Angeles Daily News; Nicole Poell, Kansas City Star; Angel Rodriguez, Cincinnati Enquirer; Victor Mather, New York Times; Mike Davis, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; Jason Levine, Wilmington (Del.) News Journal; Paul Skrbina, Chicago Tribune; Mike Persinger, Charlotte Observer in under 500,000.
Here's the top 10 and honorable mention in each division:
Boston Globe
Cincinnati Enquirer
Detroit Free Press
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
New York Daily News
New York Times
The Oklahoman
USA Today
U-T San Diego
Washington Post
Chicago Tribune
The Denver Post
Indianapolis Star
Kansas City Star
Lincoln Journal Star
Orlando Sentinel
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
The Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
Sun Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
Baton Rouge (La.) Advocate
Boulder (Colo.) Daily Camera
Buffalo (N.Y.) News
Charlotte (N.C.) Observer
Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch
The Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, Ill.)
The Oakland (Mich.) Press
The State (Columbia, SC)
The Tennessean (Nashville)
Tulsa (Okla.) World
The Clarion-Ledger (Jackson, Miss.)
The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, Tenn.)
The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, Calif.)
Knoxville (Tenn.) News-Sentinel
Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald
St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press
Spartanburg (S.C.) Herald-Journal
The Telegraph (Macon, Ga.)
The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk)
The News Journal (Wilmington, Del.)
Daytona Beach (Fla.) News-Journal
Gainesville (Fla.) Sun
Lawrence (Kan.) Journal-World
Daily Press (Newport News, Va.)
Opelika-Auburn (Ala.) News
Roanoke (Va.) Times
Santa Cruz (Calif.) Sentinel
The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) News
Wisconsin State Journal
Wyoming Tribune Eagle (Cheyenne)
The Herald-Times (Bloomington, Ind.)
The News-Gazette (Champaign, Ill.)
Northwest-Herald (Crystal Lake, Ill.)
Sauk Valley (Ill.) Media
Yakima (Wash.) Herald-Republic
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NEW JERSEY: St. Mary's Orthodox Church Linden was consecrated by the Diocesan Metropolitan of Northeast America, Zachariah Mar Nicholovos on Friday, August 19 and Saturday, August 20, 2011.
Part I of the service was over by Friday and the Part II of the consecration was completed on Saturday. Thereafter a small public function was held, felicitating Metropolitan Zachariah Mar Nicholovos on his Birthday.
" Under the leadership of Fr. Sunny Joseph and his exceptional fund raising abilities coupled with the hard work of Secretary Rajumon P. Thomas and Treasurer James Ninan along with an ever supporting and prayerful congregation, our long cherishing dream has now come true by the Grace of God" said one of the parishioners.
"The parishioners of Linden are for ever grateful for all the support, prayers and monitory contributions received from everyone in making this happen" said the vicar in his welcome speech.
Many faithful and priests from neighboring parishes including NY, NJ and PA attended the consecration ceremony.


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Judging by the line outside Carlo's City Hall Bake Shop in northern New Jersey -- from the front door to the corner, then east toward the Hudson River -- you'd think the Boss was inside. And you'd be right.
But don't be mistaken: This is the Boss of Hoboken, a.k.a. Bartolo "Buddy" Valastro, the Italian-American baker, cake decorator and cable TV star who plays with fondant and modeling chocolate.
"We feel very lucky to have Buddy and Carlo's bakery," said Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer. "Hoboken was known before, but now it's even more known."
To be sure, the Jersey city a river over from Manhattan maintains an impressive list of famous folks and firsts. Frank Sinatra and photographer Alfred Stieglitz were born here; the first electric train departed from here (driven by Thomas Edison, no less); and the zipper and ice cream are local inventions. Now add to that roster Valastro and his family's 100-year-old Italian bakery, which last year went from hometown pastry shop to national sensation with the debut of the TLC reality show "Cake Boss."
"Frank Sinatra was their biggie," said Cecelia Hyrsl, a culinary school student who was trying out for a job at the bakery. "Now they have Carlo's."
The show, in its third season, shadows the pop-eyed dynamo as he constructs sculptural confections amid the antics of his extended Italian family. And while Buddy and company are the main stars, they share the stage with Hoboken. More than just a backdrop, the city is integral to Valastro's narrative.
"I am really, really proud to say that I am from Hoboken," said the 33-year-old, who logged countless hours at the bakery growing up. "I feel like this is my town. Me and Frank."
An unofficial ambassador of Hoboken, Valastro agreed to show me around his town and introduce me to its characters. The hook: We'd do it Buddy's way.
The "Cake Boss" tour started, of course, at the bakery, which sits on the main commercial strip of Washington Street between a grocer and a Verizon Wireless store. The storefront is simple, with a reddish sign carved in gold script that reads "Carlo's City Hall Bake Shop." A striped awning forms an unbroken eyebrow over two large windows. A display of frosted cakes hints at calories to come.
(Quick history lesson: Settled by the Dutch, Hoboken later drew Germans and Italians to its shores. More recently, the demographic has leaned toward post-college arrivistes outpriced by Manhattan rents and young professional families seeking a small town with metropolitan benefits.)
We piled into our sightseeing bus, Valastro's white Lincoln Navigator. We drive down to the river and Sinatra Park, a calming recreational space with a waterfront walkway, a gazebo and the best panorama of the Manhattan skyline. "We have awesome views of New York," he said as we peered out the car windows.
In Valastro's younger days, the shoreline was tumbledown and not worthy of its vantage point. "It used to be old piers and a back road," he said.
Still paralleling the Hudson on Frank Sinatra Drive, we drove by a sheer rock wall that created a cocoon of nature. Before heading inland, he showed me the former site of the Maxwell House plant, which, until it closed in 1992, had scented the air with its good-to-the-last-drop aroma.
On Adams Street, we stop at Fiore's. Valastro entered the deli to a chorus of Jersey-Italian greetings.
"Hey, Vinnie," hollered Valastro as he walked into the back kitchen without asking for permission, "how you doin'?"
Vinnie Amato, who runs Fiore's with his family, shares a history with the Valastros. The deli, which opened in 1913, abutted the original Carlo's bakery. "The thing that bound our families was that they did everything the old-fashioned way and so did we," said Amato, 68, who took over the business from his father. "And we both still do."
At Piccolo's, it was the same: an exuberant entrance, followed by a "How ya doin'?," this time directed at owner Patty Spaccavento, who also received a bearhug and a cheek kiss. The one-room restaurant is known for its cheesesteak sandwiches and Ol' Blue Eyes playlist. Spaccavento "ain't going to make you Buffalo wings," said Valastro. "You come in and it's always the same. And Frank is always playing."
Back at the bakery, Valastro parked in the alley and entered through the kitchen door, away from the crowds. The store attracts about 3,000 to 4,000 people a week. Many visit the shop with two missions: to glimpse Valastro, and to take away a bag of baked goods. Valastro entered the store stage left; waving and smiling, he walked the length of the counter before joining the scrum.


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TWO Days Left to Support Emmett's Doc on Water + A Teaser with Penny Livingston
Hey Folks,
Wishing everyone well. Emmett here.
I have been working on a new documentary about permaculture and water, which I know many of you are already familiar with. We've... Read more
Follow-up Film to Inhabit: crowdfunding campaign goes live!
Sweet backers, friends, and family,
Emmett here. Some exciting news for you (and for me).
My partner, Cailey, and I have been hard at work developing the first follow-up film... Read more
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Much has happened since our last update. Let's start with some big news from Yekra (the company that we've been working with to set up affiliates and to... Read more
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One year agoon April 30th we launched this campaign, now we're just a few days away from INHABIT's public release! This Wednesday, April 22nd, the film... Read more
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Two $75,000 stakes races for registered Pennsylvania-breds are on today's card at Presque Isle Downs & Casino.
The Northern Fling Stakes for fillies and mares 3-year-olds and up and the Leematt Stakes for 3-and-up and are both 1 mile on the Tapeta racing surface.
Prize Winner (Scott Spieth) and Lotta Lovin (Pablo Morales), the 2011 and 2012 winners of the Malvern Rose Stakes at PID, are entered in the Northern Fling Stakes. The entries of Appealing Cat (Erick Rodriguez) and Daylight Ride (Mario Pino) are listed as the 8-5 favorites in the nine-horse field and the fifth race on the program.
A full field of 12 horses are entered in the Leematt Stakes, with Motion to Appeal (Joel Cruz) seeking to repeat his 2012 win when he edged entrant Ryan's Gift (David Lopez). Traffic Light is the early 8-5 favorite. Ridden by John Bisono, Traffic Light is two-for-two this year, including a stakes win at Parx Racing, and has six wins in its past 11 starts.
Pitch N Roll, which won the Mark McDermott Stakes at PID in 2012, will be ridden by Huber Villa-Gomez.
Roadhog, a three-time stakes winner, is 2-1, with Horacio Karamonos aboard.
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I like Jay Robb wheys, pricey but worth it. They have very few ingredients and the ones they have are quality. I have not tried their egg powder though.
Ruth I have tried the vanilla, the choc and the strawberry and thought they tasted fine. Its the Jay Robb brand. He makes whey and egg white proteins.
I like Jay Robb wheys, pricey but worth it. They have very few ingredients and the ones they have are quality. I have not tried their egg powder though.
I haven't seen it in the egg variety, but I'm sure I haven't been looking. Protein powder isn't my first option, but when I'm traveling, it might well be my "best" solution. Thanks for letting us co-opt your journal for this discussion
-- Ruth
hehe not a problem!
I saw a "recipe" on here where she used a nut butter and mixed in protein powder and turned it into a sort of play dough consistency. I think that would be good for travel, quick easy way to get protein, and it is yummy, you could pre-mix and put it into zip top baggies or just take a container of both along. (are you driving or flying on your travels?)
When you take them out of the fridge, and let them sit a few minutes, they will get some condensation, then you will have "Schweddy Balls" (ala Saturday Night Live skit with Alec Baldwin!)
When I tried the recipe, it got thick enough to hold its shape. Of course, I didn't have them in a hot car or anything, but Karin is right they are yummy cold.
So I am starting a 21 day challenge with my other group. To go 21 days perfectly SANE. That is no sugar, no grain, 10 veggies, 1 or 2 fruits (at most), and 175g of protein every day. Then once a week 10 minutes of high quality cardio (yesterday I ran hard up and down our stairs for 30 seconds, rest for 2 minutes, repeat 3 times). Once a week do 10 minutes of eccentric resistance (ie. emphasis is on the down in a chin up). There are 4 exercises here...pull-up, squat, push-up, and simulated overhead press (use a weight).
I am actually excited, even though I generally HATE doing these sorts of challenges I think this will help me to focus on what I am trying to do so that it can become a habit eventually.
I am also hoping it improves my sleep quality, although I am 100% certain that last night's was negatively affected by hot flashes/night sweats. I woke up around 3 and my pj's were damp from sweat. House temperature was the same as always. I actually slept 4:47 last night, with 10 wake ups. I was in bed for 7:35.
Yesterday was an ok day. I am TTOM and I didn't feel great. So I ate. A lot. But it was all considered "SANE" food. I didn't do any sugar, grain, or flour. It was a lazy day too, except for running up and down the stairs!
I feel better today even though my sleep was not as good. I am planning to use today and tomorrow to finish DD's t-shirt quilt. Nose to the grindstone, till I get it down. I hate sewing and it is hanging over my head like storm cloud.
Ooh, that does sound good...
-- Ruth
Balls! lol
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I know 6 pts from 8th looks like it is within reach but 6 spots is a helluva climb with 21 games left. Not impossible but probably not likely. It's not just going on a tear, you have to hope that the 5 teams above you (who are all trying to go hard to get in) all fail. Some statistician probably has it all figured out but if 93-94 pts is the goal for 8th and you're Anaheim, you'd have to go something like 15-4-2 or something close to that.
That's not going to stop them from trying. Their fanbase would be rightfully furious if they decided to become sellers at this stage.


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Aug. 2: Tank/Ginuwine/RL of Next/Chubb Rock/Case/Ronnie Jordan host. Wolfcreek Amphitheater. 7 p.m. ticketalternative.com
Aug. 2: Under the Sun Tour: Blues Traveler, Sugar Ray, Uncle Kracker, Smash Mouth. Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, 7 p.m.
Aug 2: Chris Botti with Will Downing. Chastain Park Amphitheater. 8 p.m. deltaclassicchastain.com
Aug. 2: Arrival –The Music of Abba. The Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater, 201 McIntosh Trail, Peachtree City. www.amphitheater.org. 770.631.0630.
Aug. 3: Reggae and R&B: Beres Hammonds, The Manhattans feat. Gerald Austin and Blue Lovert, Chaka Demus and Pliers. Wolf Creek Amphitheatre, 3025 Merk RD, Atlanta.
Aug. 3: Phish. Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, 7 p.m.
Aug. 5: James Taylor. Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, 7 p.m.
Aug. 9: Texas Tenors, Atlanta Symphony Hall. 8 p.m.
Aug. 9: KISS-FM Flashback Festival. Bootsy Collins, War, Con Funk Shun, The Bar-Kays, Cherrelle. Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood, 6 p.m.
Aug. 10: Oddball Comedy Tour: Louis C.K., Aziz Ansari, Hannibal Buress and more. Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood.
Aug. 12: David Gray, Chastain Park Amphitheatre. 8 p.m. www.livenation.com
Aug. 15: Gipsy Kings, Chastain Park Amphitheater. 8 p.m. Deltaclassicchastain.com
Aug. 16: Dave Koz & Friends w/Michael Franks. Chastain Park Amphitheater. 8 p.m. Deltaclassicchastain.com
Aug. 16: Motley Crue/Alice Cooper. Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, 7:30 p.m. www.vzwamp.com
Aug. 22. Boyz II Men/EnVogue, Chastain Park Amphitheater. 7 p.m.
Aug. 23: NBAF Spotlight Series: The Heath Brothers Quartet w/ Jeremy Peit. Rialto Center for the Arts. 8 p.m. $28-up. www.nbaf.org.
Aug. 24: Keith Urban. Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, 7 p.m.
Aug. 24: Chicago and REO Speedwagon. Chastain Park Amphitheatre. 7:30 p.m. www.livenation.com
Aug. 27: Jay Leno, Cobb Performing Arts Centre, 8 pm. (No kids under 5.).
Aug. 28: Aerosmith/Slash. Phillips Arena. 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 5: Bounce TV Summer Music Festival Tour: Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, Patti LaBelle and Reuben Studdar.
Sept. 11: NBAF Spotlight Series: The Jason Marsalis Quartet. Variety Playhouse. 8 p.m. $20 up. www.nbaf.org.
Sept. 13: Charlie Wilson, Chastain Park Amphitheater. 7:30 p.m. www.deltaclassicchastain.com
Sept. 18: NBAF Spotlight Series: The Marcus Roberts Trio Celebrates Monk and Trane. Center Stage Theater, 8 p.m. $20.00 up. www.nbaf.org
Sept. 18: Ricky Smiley and Friends, Atlanta Civic Center, 8 p.m.
Sept. 20: Whoopi Goldberg. Cobb Energy Centre. 8 p.m.
Sept. 21: Chris Isaak, Atlanta Botanical Garden, 7 p.m. www.concertsinthegarden.org.
Sept. 24: Experience Jimi Hendrick Tour: Billy Cox, Buddy Guy, Jonny Lang, Kenny Wayne, Eric Johnson, Rich Robinson, Doyle Bramhall II, Chris Layton, Eric Gales, and more. Cobb Energy Centre. 8 p.m. ticketmaster.com. 800.745.3000.
Sept. 26- 27-28: Outkast, Centennial Olympic Park. 5 p.m. www.outkastatlast.com
Sept. 27: Mint Condition/Tony Toni Tone/Teddy Riley w/Blackstreet. Wolfcreek Amphitheater. 7 p.m. ticketalternative.com
Oct. 1: One Direction, Georgia Dome. 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 3: Cirque du Soleil: AmaLuna. The Big Top Atlantic Station. www.cirquedusoleil.com/amaluna
Oct.13: WWE Raw, Phillips Arena. 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 15: Paul McCarthy, Phillips Arena. 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 26: Susan Boyle. Atlanta Symphony Hall. 8 p.m. 404.733.4848
Nov. 8: Aretha Franklin, The Fox Theatre. 8 p.m. www.ticketalternative.com.


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Green River Capital, LLC ("GRC") headquartered in West Valley City, Utah, provides REO Asset Management, Short Sale, Property Rental and Real Estate Valuation services for its clients, which include national and regional banks, government agencies, servicers, private equity firms, and credit unions. GRC and its subsidiary, GR Financial, LLC ("GRF"), are subsidiaries of Clayton Holdings LLC.
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Experienced leadership, incomparable technology and a proactive approach to REO management sets GRC apart from other asset management companies.GRC believes that in today's market, micro management and flexibility in repairs of REO Assets is required to obtain the best possible sales results. Lowering sales prices is NOT always the answer. GRC shall provide the client with full "turn-key" REO management services which include the following:
Over the last two years, GRC has developed several similar key engagements in which we had to work on our clients' systems during a steady increase of new REO flow. The challenges differed with all four; generally a 60 day start-up period allowed us to get all the processes worked out, along with fully understanding the client's expectations. The more training on the system and the greater understanding of the tasking profiles prior to the transfer ensured a smooth, working relationship. In addition, our IT department mapped our systems to client systems allowing us to move dates between our clients' companies on a daily basis.
Loss Mitigation & Borrower Outreach
GRF has the philosophy that integrating a strong loss mitigation effort with the real estate expertise provided by an experienced short sale team will not only provide an increase in pre-foreclosure workouts, but will significantly reduce loss severities and timelines.GRF uses neighborhood home consultants who are FDCPA trained to perform door knocking and face-to-face interviews with borrowers which can include financial information gathering.Early Borrower intervention is the key to improved results. Clients can refer cases to GRF at any point in the delinquency:
Green River Financial (GRF) is licensed as a debt collector in 49 States (MA is pending approval) and the District of Columbia. GRF has been successful in producing a right party contact rate that averages 58%. The average delinquency on the asset group was 784 days delinquent. With the increase in foreclosure timelines, short sales and door knocking should be introduced early in the delinquency timeline to engage the borrower and reduce loss severity and delays.GRF is SOC1 certified. This includes our processes, systems and controls for monitoring each.GRF's program is considered a "bolt-on" service that can be utilized by any servicing company and is easily adapted to their default processes.
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April 29, 2014 — University of Wyoming Lab School students and teachers invite the public to experience their interpretations of African culture during an evening celebration Thursday, May 1, at 6:30 p.m. in the UW College of Education auditorium.
The program will feature presentations of traditional West African music and artwork by Lab School students, from kindergarten through middle school.
Art teacher Sharon Mathiesen and music teacher Jennifer Mellizo organized the event as a way to share their January 2014 study-abroad experience to Benin, West Africa, with their students. UW College of Education faculty member Lydia Dambekalns led the trip, as an extension of her ongoing research and service in that country.
Music students will perform traditional African dances and music. Art students will display Kente cloth prints and Benin headdresses made during the school year. A film displaying images from the study-abroad trip also will be shown.
The study-abroad trip was a three-credit course offered through the College of Education and the UW Outreach School. Participants explored villages and historic sites in the small country of Benin. They followed the same route taken by slaves during the slave trade to the city of Ouidah, recognized as the birthplace of voodoo.
Additionally, they explored traditional music, dance, songs, visual art and French through daily classes at the International Center for Art and Music at Ouidah (CIAMO). Interaction with students and staff members at CIAMO were highlights of the trip.
Proceeds from a silent auction Thursday night will support the CIAMO Good Will Ambassador Project.
A student in the International Center for Art and Music at Ouidah program in Benin, West Africa, was photographed during a trip by University of Wyoming Lab School and UW College of Education faculty members.


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The two words you *don't* want to start hearing while you're riding on a bus, train or airplane.
Mohammed started to chant "Allah Ackbar!" as he pulled on the detonation cord on his suicide belt
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Can you define these popular missing words?
Admiral Ackbar's cousin...for some reason his name is printed on the Iraqi flag.
Have you seen Allah Ackbar around? That cracker owes me money
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What muslim suicide bombers yell, just before killing innocent bystanders on a crowded street.
It means "god is great"
It means "god is great"
Abdul cried out "Allah Ackbar!", as he detonated the c-4 strapped to his chest.
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A particularly devastating bowel movement that results in an explosion or splatter effect of fecal matter across all surfaces within a bathroom stall; the toilet lid and tank, walls of the bathroom stall, and the floor.
Someone had an Allah Ackbar in the men's room. The wall is covered in shit!
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Islam inspired by the Third Reich also believes a lie repeated often enough becomes true in the mind of the simple not much unlike truthiness.
If you tell a lie big enough, allah ackbar, and keep repeating it, naive people will eventually come to believe it
allah ackbar? no! allah NOT ackbar
allah ackbar? no! allah NOT ackbar
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What you hear right before you fall into a trap.
I have you now, you Rebel scum. Allah Ackbar!
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Correct Prounciation being Allah- hu-aackbur
said as part of muslim prayer before each bow down.
said as part of muslim prayer before each bow down.
"Allah ackbar (allah hu-aackbur), subna rab bay ya a lah.." part of the second bow down, said three times before rising again.
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> My hard drive crashed with my OS/2 Warp4 install on it,(see my other
> post), so I bought 2 used hard drives from eBay, a 7.8G Western
> Digital, and a 6.4G Maxtor. When I was installing Warp on the W.D.
> drive, after disk 2 was finished, and it propted me to put the CD in
> the drive, I did, and pressed enter. Instead of starting the install a
> screen came up that said "The existing partition table on your hard
> drive was created using an earlier version of the operating system.
> The partition table was updated to ensure compatability with the
> current version of the operating system. The system must be restarted
> so that the updated partition table can be recognized during system
> installation. Remove the disk from Drive A. Insert the Installation
> Disk in drive A. Press the Enter key."
> When I do this, it goes through all 3 floppies, and comes back to this
> error again. It's caught in a loop for some reason. I tried fdisk from
> the Warp4 disk 2 and it gave me an error saying "This process cannot
> start an Fdisk session because another process is using Fdisk." I
> tried using Partition Magic ver. 7 to delete the partition, and when
> it was finished, I tried reinstalling Warp, only to have that error
> message come up again. I then went to the Western Digital website and
> downloaded Data Lifeguard tool and ran the "Write Zeros to the hard
> drive" option, then after it finished I tried reinstalling Warp. I got
> the same earlier version partition error. NOTHING I try works!!
> How do I get rid of this error so I can reinstall Warp? After battling
> this for several hours, I decided to the 2nd hard drive I bought. I
> GOT THE SAME ERROR!!! Now I'm wondering if these drives had an earlier
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> correctly.
> Please help if you can. I've done everything I can think of but get my
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Two weeks ago, we asked for your prom memories and photos. As we continue our prom coverage in New Jersey, we share some of your responses.
Dana Jedynak shared a 1976 photo from her parents' Bordentown Regional senior prom. One reader complimented her father's platform shoes, prompting Dana's response:
He's 6'4 so I can't image how tall he was with those platforms!
Steve Lind shared a photo from his 1973 Westfield senior prom in which he's sporting a crushed velvet jacket. A shocked 13-year-old reader asked "is that really what you adults used to wear??!"
Steve's response? "Only the cool ones!"
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My prom was in 1966 and the boys looked just like that. I remember those ruffled shirts. Everyone had them.
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It struck me while discussing my running habit that artists are custom-made to be runners. I run with no iPod or other media distractions (neither are they allowed in most races anyway), and this makes the whole thing completely unthinkable to most people. Yet artists are alone with their thoughts (pensées) all day long, everyday, often in solitude not so different from a run. While I do listen to stuff while painting, it's not unusual for something to finish and me not notice, I just continue on quietly for awhile.
Since last mentioning it, I have reread the first 4 books of King's Dark Tower series and finally got to reading a new entry, finishing "Wolves of the Calla" last week. Though not the only books I've read in that time, they are the only fiction. I probably won't begin the next (even longer) book for a few months.
Somewhat related: after a way-too-long hiatus, Michael Whelan has relaunched his website. It's a little prettier than the old, and has a whole lot of his personal work, which I mostly love. Sadly there wasn't much I hadn't seen--I'd been going to his online gallery Tree's Place and getting my fix there for some time. I'm guessing this new site goes strong for a year or so then dies the long death of artist inattention again.
After discovering Andrew Bird on a Late Night With Conan O'Brien rerun about a month ago I have listened to little else. I have a habit of burning out new albums by listening to them over and over and..., burning them into my head until I finally absorb them completely or am distracted by something better/newer. Having picked up "Armchair Apocrypha" and the wonderfully titled "the Mysterious Production of Eggs," I find myself once again years behind the hipper music scenesters who no doubt were following this guy long before Marriot's Residence Inn found him, basically right about when I did. Actually, even they beat me, I just didn't know who it was. My indie cred expired a decade ago.
My schedule for all of recent memory: paint/draw/work ~10:00-4pm go for a run, shower, eat dinner and rest for a bit (or keep painting with maybe a half hour nap on off days). Work again 7pm-anywhere from midnight to 2am. It varies depending on my runs, but 9-12 hours a day total has been typical. 6 days a week, though often life doesn't allow the 6th day's evening painting session. Trust me, I'm not bragging here.
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Marriage Viewpoints from the BarbershopFrederick J. Goodall
One day while I was getting a haircut at the barbershop, one of the patrons asked, "Why in the hell would anyone get married?" His question was not unusual. My barbershop is one of those old-school places where men just go to hang out even if they aren't getting a haircut. They like to talk about sports, politics and relationships.
The patron continued, "Marriage is unnatural. The divorce rate in America is 85% (not true, but hyperbole is par for the course in the barbershop) and men were born to be with several women. It's our nature."
While the other guys nodded in agreement, my barber and I shook our heads in disbelief. We were the only guys in the shop who had been married more than five years and felt the need to defend the institution of marriage.
"You're wrong," said my barber. "I used to agree with you when I was younger, but over the years, I've realized how misguided I was. My life has been so much better since I've been married. I'll admit that being married isn't always easy, but it is fulfilling."
"See, that's the problem I have with marriage," the patron said. "It's difficult. I don't want any difficulties or problems. I want my life to be easy. Right now, I don't have any worries. I can do whatever I want to and I get to be with a different woman every night. Who wouldn't want that?"
"I wouldn't want that," I said.
He looked at me and chuckled. "And why not?" He asked.
"Because I've built a life with a magnificent woman who fulfills all of my needs," I said. "She is my best friend and life partner. I couldn't imagine living without her in my life."
"Yeah, that's okay for you," he said. "But I like to watch porn and lust after other women. I don't want any women telling me I can't do the things I enjoy."
"How old are you?" asked my barber. This question caught the patron off-guard.
"I'm 39 years old," he said. "In other words, I'm old enough to make my own decisions."
"You may be nearly 40," said my barber. "However, you sound very immature."
"I'm not immature," he said. I could tell that he was offended by my barber's statement. "I'm a grown man—a real man who likes a lot of women. There's nothing you can say that'll make me want to give up what I've got and get married."
We went back and forth a few more times, but my barber and I eventually ended the discussion because knew that we'd never convince him of the benefits of marriage.
I know that marriage isn't for everyone. Each person has the right to form his own opinion about the institution. However, I am troubled by society's declining views on marriage especially in the African American community. While 62 percent of white adults and 60 percent of Latino adults are married, only 41 percent of black adults are. Even worse, more than 70 percent of African American children are born outside of marriage.
When our marriage debate finally came to a close, the conversation in the barbershop turned to the NBA playoffs. The partrons took turns making their predictions about the Finals and arguing for or against LeBron James' greatness. Surprisingly, the anti-marriage patron decided to make one more statement about our previous discussion.
"I'm never going to get married," he said. "But I'll have to admit that I do care for my baby's mama. She left me because I was cheating on her. I wish she would come back home." He slid down into his chair and stared into the distance. My barber and I look at each other once more and shrugged our shoulders. Maybe there is still a glimmer of hope—if not for marriage, then perhaps for long-term, committed relationships.
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Once again Washington is facing daunting deadlines.
By the end of next month, the U.S. Treasury will lose the power to borrow more money to pay America's bills, while every federal program will face automatic spending cuts on March 1.
If the Treasury runs out of options to cover the nation's debts, it could begin defaulting on government loans unless Congress raises the debt ceiling.
Some fear that such a default would trigger a global recession.
Despite this urgency, lawmakers in Washington appear worlds apart on what should be done next to solve the fiscal crisis.
"There are still deductions, credits, special treatments under the tax code, which ought to be looked at very carefully," Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said.
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Privacy and the Limits of History
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A short review essay of Lawrence Friedman's "Guarding Life's Dark Secrets: Legal and Social Controls over Reputation, Propriety, and Privacy" (Stanford Press 2007). The essay argues that Friedman tells a nuanced and compelling story of the rise and fall of the "Victorian Compromise," a series of interlocking legal doctrines protecting the reputations of elites around the turn of the twentieth century. "Dark Secrets" undeniably advances our understanding of both the genesis of privacy law and the relationships between law and culture in the Gilded Age. As a work of legal history, it is an instant classic - a must-read for anyone interested in privacy law. But although Dark Secrets is first-rate legal history, it is less successful in its latter chapters when Friedman shifts his focus from the past to the present. The limits of Friedman's social criticism raise important questions about the ability of history alone to provide answers to social problems in our modern, networked information society.
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• In an attempt to evaluate whether survival of rat intestinal allografts could be extended by the administration of enhancing serum, Lewis-Brown Norway small intestine was transplanted to Lewis recipients, using microsurgical techniques. Only multiple injections of serum, administered on alternate days, resulted in a prolongation of survival by a few days. Neither graft irradiation nor a single injection of antiserum was effective in increasing survival time of the transplanted intestine. Clinical trials of intestinal transplantation from cadaver donors will probably have to await a clearer understanding of various methods of altering host responsiveness to foreign tissue. At the present time, central venous nutrition offers the best solution to the patient with an insufficient length of small intestine.
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