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Exclusive poll shows just 23 per cent of Queenslanders support planned $33 billion asset sell-off by Newman Government
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- June 08, 2014
THE Newman Government's asset sales agenda is yet to win over voters, with an exclusive poll showing just 23 per cent of Queenslanders support the planned $33 billion sell-off.
And its pre-election Budget is not fairing well with the electorate either, a ReachTEL poll conducted for The Sunday Mail and 7 News has revealed.
More than half of those polled two days after the Budget was handed down and the asset sales plan revealed, said they were opposed to the sale and lease of state assets.
A further 24.1 per cent indicated they were yet to make up their mind on the sell-off of more than 10 per cent of the state's assets to pay debt.
When it came to rating the State Budget slightly more than 24 per cent said they believed it was either good or very good, while about the same number rated it as average. More than 46 per cent considered the Budget poor or very poor.Originally published as Asset sales poll a sign to Newman
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Maybe Austin, Michael and Mondo aren't your top three designers from the first eight seasons of auf, but last night's finale was, at the very least, a captivating view of the show's history. Even if your favorite didn't make it to the final fashion show in the sky, there is probably a little of them represented in each of these guys. Personality wise, we have the true star and seasoned vet, the underdog with a heart of gold and the tortured artist and recluse. When it comes to the creations themselves, there's Austin's curated collection of whimsical, romantic glamour that even if you don't like you "have to give creditâ€ù to and fantasize about where to wear. Michael's collection is full of sexy, draped resort or red carpet-ready designs that you could see waging war in the "Who Wore it Better" section of any women's magazine. Mondo is the fun designer. He's the easy fan favorite who makes modern, young, hip clothing that is at once wearable and incredibly daring. May the best man win!
As the episode begins, it is time for the designers to say goodbye to the comforts of their home-away-from home; goodbye, Flatotel! Goodbye, free hairspray! Goodbye, seclusion and forced friendships! Hello, umbrella-holder! On a side note: Michael is wearing Mondo's shirt from the "All Starsâ€ù key art, no?
If any of us have doubted Mondo's intentions, passion or desire to win, he calls us back over to his corner with his earnest admission of well, wanting to win. Fine, Mondo! We want you to win too! We hated Gretchen's stupid crocheted underwear outfits and thought you were robbed! (I actually really loved Gretchen and her designs. Shh, don't tell another of my non-existent fashion credentials down the drain.)
The highlight of this episode, maybe the season, is Austin's description of his collection. I've transcribed it here: "It's called: 'Austin Scarlett' and it's a story of a vampire from the 18th century who has lived many hundreds of years and now resides in Williamsburg and occasionally borrows clothes from her Hassidic dandy friend." And then, his work is somehow truly that. Like I said last week, I remember going into that fashion show, knowing who the final three were and being shocked when I realized that that was Austin's work. In person it was the most interesting runway show.
Mondo's collection, I knew was Mondo's collection. It was almost an extension of his final runway show from his Season 8 Fashion Week collection and most definitely showcased his signatures: wearable separates, unique, custom patterns. They were clothing that would fly off the rack if (and: spoiler alert, when!) they were ever put on a rack.
Did anyone else want to stop Michael's show and ask the models to give us a look at the vests they peeled out of the second they got on the runway? When it all comes down to it, Michael's clothing are more my "personal style." They are the pieces that I would be most drawn to purchase in a store or pin to my "My Style" board on Pinterest. But I know that the real competition is between Austin and Mondo; the winner of the first "Project Runway" challenge ever and the loser of one of the most heated competitions and biggest "Runway" upsets ever.
My favorite pieces from each collection are below, what were yours?!
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The Rt. Rev. Henry N. Parsley Jr., retired bishop of Alabama, will hold services Sept. 15. His presence will mark a reunion for some worshipers. Parsley was rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Summerville in the mid-1980s.
The Rt. Rev. Porter Taylor, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Western North Carolina, will preach and celebrate the Holy Eucharist at Good Shepherd on Oct. 6.
After the leadership and most parishioners at St. Paul's left The Episcopal Church last fall, those who wanted to remain with the national church formed The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, Summerville.
The community began nine months ago with about 15 worshippers. Today, about 60 worship regularly.
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In 1994, Stephen Chbosky discovered the main character of his soon-to-be smash hit novel "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" while writing what he calls "a very different story."
Chbosky grew up in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and moved to California to study film writing at USC. His cinematic work was soon featured at the Sundance Film Festival and on television. While he was in school, he started to write a story in which the narrator says, "I guess that's just one of the perks of being a wallflower."
He told LA Youth in 2001, that he wrote that line, paused, and realized that the character he was really trying to find was in that sentence. He stopped writing the story and wrote "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" five years later.
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We partner with these five organizations to provide educational and career training services. To be accepted into these programs, eligible teens and young adults must be committed to completing the enrollment process and all program activities, and to attending on a daily basis. These programs are funded by the federal Department of Labor Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) youth grant.
At The Career Academy, students take academic classes and prepare for the workforce. Operated by MOED in partnership with Baltimore City Public Schools and the Job Corps Woodstock Center, the Career Academy allows students to simultaneously earn a high school diploma and college credits while getting work experience through internships.
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The Healthcare Careers Alliance trains young people for careers in healthcare, Baltimore's largest economic sector. Participants receive on-the-job training and certification as clerical associates, client service representatives, nursing assistants, dietary aides, distribution clerks, environmental service workers, linen and laundry service workers, medical records clerks, medical transporters and patient transporters. The alliance is comprised of Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, University of Maryland Medical Center, and Civic Works.
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Fresh Start, a Living Classrooms Foundation program, serves young men and helps them build job skills through carpentry, and develop healthy self-esteem through leadership development, team building, and cultural enrichment activities.
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Gloucestershire captain Alex Gidman scored his first century for nearly two years to lead his side into a commanding position against Leicestershire in their LV= County Championship Division Two match at Grace Road.
Gidman made a magnificent 168, his first ton since September 2009, as the visitors totalled 504 for nine before declaring, with New Zealander Kane Williamson scoring 149.
Off-spinner Jigar Naik was Leicestershire's most successful bowler, claiming 4-91 from 27 overs, while Matthew Hoggard finished with 3-80.
That left Leicestershire to face eight overs before stumps, and they reached 15 without loss to trail by 489 with two days remaining.
But the day belonged to Gloucestershire after they resumed on 177 for three, with Williamson on 102 and Gidman 32.
Gidman made his intentions clear with a six over long-on off left-arm spinner Claude Henderson, which brought up his half-century from 83 balls.
Williamson was far more circumspect as he progressed to within one run of 150 before he was superbly caught low at slip by Will Jefferson off Hoggard to end a 196-run fourth-wicket stand. The young New Zealand Test star faced 264 balls and struck 23 boundaries.
Gidman continued to bat impressively with some excellent shots through the leg side and reached a well deserved century off 167 balls, with 11 fours in addition to his one maximum.
Will Gidman, who has been in better form than his elder brother this season, contributed 16 to a fifth-wicket partnership of 68 before being trapped lbw on the back foot by the ever-improving Naik.
The next landmark for Gloucestershire was Gidman senior's 150, which was soon followed by the 400 being posted, giving the visitors their fifth batting bonus point with one ball to spare.
Some lusty blows from Ed Young kept the scoreboard moving, but Gidman was out shortly after tea, falling lbw to Henderson after a fine 244-ball innings.
After that, it was a case of how quickly Gloucestershire could score to give themselves a chance of bowling Leicestershire out twice and they moved past the 500-mark despite late wickets falling, with Naik claiming three of them.
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like seriously ufcs gotta get some better fighters. Isnt there people out there that have alot better records than some of these people why dont they put fighters that have been fighting for a long time that havent gotten a good break like seriously they should have at least 1 proffesional fight before they get to fight in the ufc.
how do they pick there fighters, like how does a guy like dorian price (tuf 6)get on the show i remember him from a local kickboxing show and he got k'oed from some guy and was out for 25 minutes. there are like 6 ppl this season that have never had a fight
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Why would they want to get 16 guys that are really good? They aren't going to sign all 16 of them, it just wouldn't mke sense at all.
This way, they get to bring in guys that no one knows about, guys that some people know about, and guys that they think are going to win it all. If you have one of the lower guys turn out to be a star, then you just got into the bonus round. :thumbsup:
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Producer prices decline in July
August 09, 2002
The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods declined 0.2 percent in July, seasonally adjusted. This decrease followed a 0.1-percent rise in June and a 0.4-percent decline in May.
At the earlier stages of processing, the intermediate goods index advanced at a 0.2-percent rate for the second consecutive month, and prices received by crude goods producers moved up 0.6 percent, following a 3.6-percent drop in June.
The index for finished goods other than foods and energy fell 0.3 percent in July, after posting a 0.2-percent increase in June. The index for finished consumer foods edged down 0.1 percent, following a 0.1-percent rise in the prior month. Prices for finished energy goods increased 0.1 percent in July, after showing no change in June.
Excluding passenger cars and light trucks, the index for finished goods would have shown no change and the index for finished goods other than foods and energy would have decreased 0.1 percent in July.
From July 2001 to July 2002, prices for finished goods fell 1.1 percent.
These data are a product of the BLS Producer Price Index program. Find out more in "Producer Price Indexes, July 2002" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 02-468. All producer price indexes are routinely subject to revision once, 4 months after original publication, to reflect the availability of late reports and corrections by respondents.
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The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport appears to be as popular as a summer sunny day or coffee in the Pacific Northwest as passenger totals for the second quarter continue to break records. The Port of Seattle reports for the second quarter of 2016, nearly 12 million passengers traveled through Sea-Tac. Passenger totals have now increased each month for the past 31 straight months (since November 2013). Passenger traffic is up 10 percent for 2016 compared to 2015. Read the story here.
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Salmon-Safe recognizes Port of Seattle's work to protect Puget Sound water quality and salmon habitat; Sea-Tac becomes the first U.S. airport to achieve Salmon-Safe certification. Read all about it here.
Port of Seattle fuels economy with millions of pounds of cherries shipped through Sea-Tac Airport
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More and more Republicans are coming out in favor of impeachment for Obama. The latest? The tea party's own firebrand, Sarah Palin, who released a statement saying it was time to impeach Barack Obama.
The federal government is trillions of dollars in debt, many cities are on the verge of insolvency, our overrun healthcare system, police forces, social services, schools, and our unsustainably generous welfare-state programs are stretched to the max. We average Americans know that. So why has this issue been allowed to be turned upside down with our "leader" creating such unsafe conditions while at the same time obstructing any economic recovery by creating more dependents than he allows producers? His friendly wealthy bipartisan elite, who want cheap foreign labor and can afford for themselves the best "border security" money can buy in their own exclusive communities, do not care that Obama tapped us out…
President Obama's rewarding of lawlessness, including his own, is the foundational problem here. It's not going to get better, and in fact irreparable harm can be done in this lame-duck term as he continues to make up his own laws as he goes along, and, mark my words, will next meddle in the U.S. Court System with appointments that will forever change the basic interpretation of our Constitution's role in protecting our rights.
It's time to impeach; and on behalf of American workers and legal immigrants of all backgrounds, we should vehemently oppose any politician on the left or right who would hesitate in voting for articles of impeachment.
Palin, and other politicians calling for Obama's impeachment, are certainly correct that Obama's lawless administration is more than deserving of his being kicked out of office. But all of this is a moot point, really — there is no way that Senate Democrats will ever vote to impeach their Dear Leader, so perhaps the impeachment talk is best left until after the elections, if the GOP ends up with a majority in both houses.
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This "Notice board" for our village is updated quite frequently, so do come back often to see what's new. Advertise your events here for FREE. This WebSite is totally independent of any other organisation.
If you click on one of the buttons at the bottom of the screen, it takes you to an advertising site, over which I have NO control - that's why this WebSite is free. Sorry about that - but you have been warned!
Below are events happening in the village today or very soon; for further ahead, see the Village Diary.
Last updated 23:30 on Wedeesday, 28th September, 2016
You have been warned !
Mobile speed camera locations in Dorset.
Dorset Police will be looking to catch out bad and inconsiderate drivers as part of their 'No Excuse' campaign.Click >here< for more.
Defibrillator Click >here< for more
For "What's On" in Stur, click >here<
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Blue-Badge copycat websites
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At the last meeting of the Village Community Group
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From: Mike Wood
Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2015 9:51 PM
Subject: BKV
Hi all,
Gail and I have just returned from the Best Kept Village awards. I am pleased to say that we were presented with not just one but two awards:
We were winners of the NEIGHBOURLINESS AWARD which was presented to the village showing an exemplary community spirit….How about that then! In addition to the certificate we were presented with a cheque for £200.
We were also more surprisingly awarded runner-up in the Best Large Village. The first place went to Burton Bradstock. Again we received a cheque for £100.
Both Gail and I were overwhelmed at the presentation of the awards and I want to say a BIG, BIG thank you to you all for supporting the Village Community Group and making it so successful. The funds will greatly boost our defibrillator appeal.
Next year celebrates the 30th anniversary for these awards so we must go all out for more recognition.
Once again……A big thank you to everyone for putting Okeford Fitzpaine on the map. Reports / photos should be in the DORSET ECHO in the next day or so.
Don't forget the Quiz night on 26th September and our next meeting on October 1st.
... and OUR Thanks to Mike & Gail for all the work they have put into it, too !
Training Workshops for Carers
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Leave a message via the "CONTACT US" Tab on the left of your screen.
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You might like to read this article which dispells one rumour about Asda, and is probably the definitive latest situation regarding supermarket plans for Blandford.
Read carefully and to the last line.
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Neighbourhood Plan
Production of the Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan has been re-started
At the Parish Council Meeting held on Tuesday 4th August 2105 the green light was given to a new Project Plan to produce a Neighbourhood Plan for Okeford Fitzpaine Parish.
Full details can be found on a new Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan website: https://okefordfitzpaineplan.wordpress.com/
Why is a Neighbourhood Plan important. The headline reasons are twofold. Firstly, to influence future development of the Parish in terms of how many houses are built and where they are built. Secondly, developers have to make a contribution to the local infrastructure through the Common Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Up to 25% of the CIL can be made available for communities to decide how to improve their own infrastructure, but only if they have an agreed Neighbourhood Plan.
When will the Plan be ready. By Q3 2016 according to the new project timescale, and the Plan will then run from 2016-31.
What can you do to help produce the Plan. Volunteer for one of the roles that need to be undertaken to produce the Plan.
How do you get involved. Look at the new website or look at the adverts on the noticeboards.
If you go to the LINKS page, you will find a Link to that WebSite, and one to the existing Parish Plan
The Village Community Group have agreed to fund raise on behalf of a life-saving Defibrillator to be installed in the village. This will serve all ages in the event of a heart attack and will assist the Medical services more speedily to aid recovery from such an event.
The installation of this facility will be notified to all households in the village with simple instructions on what to do in the event of such an occurrence.
This is considered to be a vital life-support system in an area where we are distant from the emergency services, who will fully support the operation and upkeep of the defibrillator.
In order for us to provide this equipment we need to raise £2,500.
Our first event was a Barn Dance held in the Village Hall on June 13th, which raised over £300. Then there was a Quiz night in October. More events to come!
Should you wish to donate or raise funds for this cause please contact any Village Community Member or Mike Wood (860146) firstname.lastname@example.com
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Word was out that BT Openreach had enabled the fibre optic connection to Okeford Fitzpaine on 18th Feb, and BT's website connection checker revealed that, yes indeed, superfast broadband is now possible at an estimated speed for a specific connection. The actual wording was "Yes! You can get superfast BT Infinity Fibre broadband." For my phone number and address "You could get 45-64Mb Estimated download speed range".
So does this mean that we are now automatically speeded up? NO! Does this mean that as BT Openreach installed the cable that we must use BT? Also NO! Can I check today, the actual speed I could get on the speed checker? Again NO!
To make use of this facility a new, Fibre contract has to be arranged, just like when getting the old standard broadband. There is a wide choice and range of prices from many companies. Some deals are for broadband only, some add weekend and evening phone calls, some offer anytime phone calls, others add TV, mobiles etc. Prices start at lower speed ceilings, up to 16/17 Mb, increasing to up to 38,76,100,150Mb, with bells and whistles.
Your actual available speed depends on your distance from the nearest, green junction box, where the fibre optic cable ends and copper wire to your house begins. For me that is opposite the village shop. Speed decreases with distance along copper wire from that box.
Useful links are:
www.productsandservices.bt.com/products/speed-checker, to check availability and get a speed estimate. The speed checker further down the page will only check the current ADSL connection.
http://www.money.co.uk/broadband/fibre-optic-broadband-deals.htm, to see a very wide choice of providers (ISPs). Note the More button at the foot of the list for further pages. Click to the ISP website for up to date information and contact details.
Finally, if you have a good deal for your home phone, you do not have to stay with the same company for fibre broadband. It might be cheaper to mix, however it might be cheaper to match, phone and broadband from the same provider, which may or may not be your current one.
How to get it Choose an ISP and elect to get a fibre enabled connection. The ISP will probably arrange for a BT engineer to visit (though some don't) and install a replacement front cover for your main phone socket, plus supply a fibre modem and fibre compatible router, though combined modem/routers are starting to be provided. The router will be a basic model but sufficient for most users. The engineer should check your available speed, after which you can choose a contract, according to your requirement and pocket.
Bottom Line If your current Broadband satisfies your needs, there is no need to change anything. There is bags of information on line to tell you what a fibre connection can offer.
Peter Bowles
A request :-
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Embattled quarterback Josh Freeman acknowledged Thursday that he overslept and missed a team photo session of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week, but denied any suggestions of a frayed relationship with head coach Greg Schiano.
Freeman, in the final year of his rookie contract, was not named an offensive team captain in voting by the players a few days after the Sept. 2 photo shoot. He had held that distinction since his 2010 breakthrough season, when he led the Bucs to a 10-6 mark in his first full year as an NFL starter.
?I overslept, point blank,?? said Freeman, who completed only 15 of 31 pass attempts during an 18-17 loss to the New York Jets in Week 1.
?I was talking to the guys the night before and just didn't get up on time. The position of quarterback is a position of leadership and, obviously, missing a team photo is a big deal. It?s something I feel badly about. It?s upsetting, but at the same time, you've got to put it behind you because, like it or not, the Saints are coming to town.??
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It's looking like Sony Pictures will be involved with the development of an Assassin's Creed film.
It is no secret that Ubisoft wants to expand a number of its franchises into the world of movies and TV shows. On the heels of an announcement that the Raving Rabbids franchise will be turned into a television show by Nickelodeon, Sony Pictures is apparently close to a deal that would allow it to create not just a film, but a film franchise based on Assassin's Creed.
This is according to Variety, which reports that negotiations are in the final stages following a bidding war in recent months. Universal Studios was among the other companies interested in the movie.
Interest in movies based on Assassin's Creed and another Ubisoft franchise, Ghost Recon, was being gauged earlier this year. A Ubisoft survey asked respondents about their favorite actors and directors in addition to more specific questions such as who they would want an AC movie to star -- Ezio, Subject 16, or a different character altogether.
Ubisoft isn't completely new to the movie scene. Prince of Persia was adapted into a movie, The Sands of Time, last year that grossed $335 million but wasn't regarded highly by critics. Perhaps feeling it needed to be more involved with the process, Ubisoft launched Ubisoft Motion Pictures earlier this year in order to help adapt more of its properties into film and TV shows. According to Variety, Ubisoft wants to keep more creative control for itself instead of agreeing to one-movie deals with film studios.
The deal with Sony is not yet official and we don't have any word on when it would be expected, who would write, direct, or star in it, or any other key details. We do, however, have some ideas for who could star in a movie based on Assassin's Creed II.
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keep the originalPosted: Mar 19, 2012 12:00AM PST by ChelDC
You cant change the people of the game you will lose all respect of the fans of the game adding is fine like conner but making them the main point and forgeting the main ones (desmond altair ezio shaun lucy clay ect.) would be horable and i for one would feel like its tunrning into another one of those shows/movies that lose sight of the real thing
There are already actors.Posted: Nov 07, 2011 12:00AM PST by MrTomatoBalls
The characters in the game are already based on real actors, why change them?
I would like the movien to have the same voices as the game.
So keep the actors!
Crap or notPosted: Oct 21, 2011 12:00AM PST by Clawman
We are all gona watch it.. haha. Video game movies are something I keep low expecations for, which leaves me pleasanly suprised at times. Sure resident evil and prince of persia weren't amazing flicks, but i still took the time watch them and take them for what theyre worth. As far as learning from past failures, what do they care how people feel about it, as long as theyre making their loot. Crap movie or not, I wouldnt mind seeing some people act out a hidden blade to the throat. And youd be lying if you said you wouldnt want to see that damnit!
Maybe with creative controlPosted: Oct 20, 2011 12:00AM PST by burningwind26
they could create one of the few movie adaptations of a game that actually works.
Why ruin a good thing?Posted: Oct 20, 2011 12:00AM PST by Comic Ninja
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On Monday the Tampa Bay Buccaneers placed No. 2 wide receiver Mike Williams on injured reserve with a torn hamstring. I joined Charlie Bernstein on Sports Talk 1040 in Tampa Bay to talk about the impact of losing Williams.
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The good news is that Britain's teeming capital is also a city of cultural riches, historic buildings and gorgeous parks, many of which can be experienced for free.
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Police cited Bucks center Larry Sanders for disorderly conduct and assault and battery in a fight last month at a downtown Milwaukee nightclub.
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SYNOPSIS: In which we pay homage to the Godfather of Soul and by extension the caravan of made men and women who venerate and abominate him in their own pretty and diverse ways. His musical legacy is such that even when assaulted by skinny white guys from Sheffield (or some such locale), armed with cheap synthesizers and drum machines, his own personal genius of love shines right through, utterly undiminished. Anthemically speaking, we love Senor Vez's perversion of "Say It Loud" almost as much as we love that deadpan Flying Lizards' gyro-spin "Sex Machine," though the former is more dance-inducing. At least the way we now are forced to dance with our canes and walkers and prostheses (not that anyone ever asks us to dance anymore anyhow, but...).
Anyhow, Uncle James is right up there with Uncle Elvis P, handing out those free anti-drug messages. Isn't that adorable? And while we could do a whole show about songs that use samples of his famed "Funky Drummer" riff (played by Uncle Clyde), we only slip a few in, most divinely Stone Roses' eternal "Fool's Gold." Isn't it amusing to think that without James Brown, no Madchester?
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Beulah Park: Lori Wydick rides first winner following seven-year retirement
GROVE CITY, Ohio – After a nearly 7 1/2-year break, it took only three races for jockey Lori Wydick to win the first race of her comeback at Beulah Park on Wednesday.
The 48-year-old Wydick won on No No Nona ($5.80) in the first race. She had retired on Dec. 31, 2005.
Wydick began galloping horses recently for trainer Brian Waltz and decided to begin riding again, No No Nona is trained by Waltz.
Wydick won 10 riding titles at River Downs and two at Beulah Park during her career while winning more than 1,400 Races. She also finished second in the jockey standings at Turfway Park several times and is in the top five all-time at the northern Kentucky oval
Jeff "Silverbird" Petry will once again represent Wydick as her agent. Wydick plans on riding at Beulah Park and Indiana Downs for the summer.
"I just wanted to take it easy getting back into it," Wydick said. "After my son Matthew gets out of school for the summer on Friday we will start really hustling mounts."
Congrats to Lori Wydick on her return to racing. Wish her all the best, she's one heck of a competitor.
well done Lori.


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