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Vice and Oakley recently teamed up to celebrate the launch of Eric Koston's newest Oakley signature collection and take a sneak peak at Vice's upcoming Epicly Later'd series on the man himself. The event went down on the rooftop of the The Standard, East Village where the Blackouts provided the soundtrack and guests boozed it up during a torrential downpour. Hit the jump to see what went down. Photos by Brad Clarke.
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By JANETTE H. RODRIGUES Staff Writer
November 15, 1989
Polly Allen takes care of animals. Not just her own pets or the ones she gets paid to care for, but the ones no one else will. Allen, the owner of The Dog House, a grooming and boarding kennel in Port Haywood, uses what free time she has to shelter and care for abused, injured or sick animals. "The thing I enjoy the most is working with animals. I have a knack with them; they trust me," says Allen, who helps with the Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society and Wildcare Inc. Wildcare takes in sick, injured or orphaned wild animals.
Talks To The Animals - Dan Cousins
By MIA BAILEY Staff Writer
September 7, 1990
Dan Cousins, owner and operator of the James River Boarding Kennels, doesn't get much of a chance to get out anymore, but his customers are sure pleased with what's keeping him occupied. Cousins has been the sole proprietor of the kennels for the past six years. He and his staff of three board cats, dogs and horses. He rents the land and stalls for the horses while their owners feed them. According to Cousins' customers, the kennels are well taken care of, and when customers leave your animals they know they will be well taken care of. "Here at the kennels we bathe, dip, brush and talk to the animals.
Animal Lover - Kristi Martin
April 17, 1991
"I've known I wanted to be a veterinarian since I was 4 years old," says Kristi Martin. "I've been around animals all my life. "You name it, I've had it as a pet - hamsters, guinea pigs, dogs, cats," says the Lafayette High School senior who is working part time as a veterinarian's assistant at Noah's Ark Veterinary Hospital. Kristi joined the Industrial Cooperative Training program at Lafayette determined to find a job in a veterinary clinic. With the help of Jack Carey, the program's coordinator, she was hired by Noah's Ark where she's worked after school and on weekends since June.
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August 24, 1989
Amy Brown feels that its never too soon to volunteer. That's why at age 14 she gives five hours a day of her time from two to three day a week at the city's Bluebird Gap Farm off Pine Chapel Road in Hampton. "I wanted to do it last year because I like to work with animals, but at 13 I was too young to meet their requirements," she says. "I don't like to just sit around. I feed the deer in the morning, I sweep the chickenhouse, feed the chickens and water and feed the rabbits on Wednesdays, Thursdays and sometimes Fridays."
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June 4, 1998
Is that little bird just faking it, or can it fly? Did the cat really get hold of that now-motionless baby bunny or did you intervene just in time? And where are those animals' moms, anyway? Field assessment of potentially injured or abandoned animals takes practice and patience. Just because an animal appears to be alone doesn't mean it has been abandoned. Often, in fact, it simply means it's not time for the babies to feed or that the seemingly helpless babies are old enough to be out on their own. According to Donna L. Sweet, rehabilitation outreach coordinator at Waynesboro's Wildlife Center of Virginia, the biggest mistakes people make are presuming the worst and allowing their pets and children in an area where nesting occurs.
Fire Destroys Home, Animals
By MATT MURRAY Daily Press
June 19, 1993
Fire destroyed a house and animal grooming and breeding business Friday evening, displacing a woman and her 14-year-old son and killing an unknown number of animals. The cause of the fire at 90 Poplar St., where Diana and Jason Gibson lived, is unknown, said Fire Department Lt. Jesse Wood. The blaze was intense, with thick smoke blackening the sky and flames shooting high from the roof. Wood called it "probably the worst fire in Poquoson in five years." He estimated the value of the house to be at least $100,000.
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January 11, 1990
Gwendolyn Anderson of Hampton enjoyed raising animals through her formative years and, although married with two children, still keeps a hand in that activity through volunteer work with 4-H clubs. Anderson is a leader for the Riverdale 4-H Small Animal Club with six members and the Eaton Middle School 4-H Club with 15 members, which was formed to give kids the opportunity to participate in 4-H without having to leave the school. "I was a 4-H'er when I was a kid," she says.
Animals Receive Donated Cargo
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March 14, 2002
It's hard to believe that something good could have ever come out of that tractor-trailer accident last month that killed two people on Interstate 64. But I learned last week that something has. The tens of thousands of pounds of meats being hauled in one of the rigs has been donated to Blue Bird Gap Farm in Hampton, area animal shelters and sanctuaries and the Norfolk Zoo. It was either that or let the meat spoil, says Amy Edwards, office manager...
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Little Quinn Weiss peeks out from behind a make-believe tree, smiling as she flaunts the furry chipmunk vest and tail that hangs from her 5-year-old shoulders. Stooping down, the blond Virginia Beach girl picks up a giant acorn lying in patch of synthetic grass, then scurries off to find a hiding place where she can store her precious find for the winter. She and her new-found chipmunk friend, 4-year-old Anna Cook of Smithfield, repeat this gathering game again and again, dashing back and forth between the tree, an equally make-believe cave and a pretend meadow.
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The Armed Services YMCA's recurring gift program allows you to increase your annual impact footprint through smaller monthly or quarterly installments. A recurring gift is an ongoing, specific gift amount determined by you the donor that is charged monthly or quarterly to your credit card. You don't have to remember to write and send a check.
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Scald milk and reduce to two-thirds.
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Calories 1517 Calories from Fat 517
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 57 g87.6%
Saturated Fat 24.1 g120.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 113 mg37.7%
Sodium 695.9 mg29%
Total Carbohydrates 218 g72.6%
Dietary Fiber 11.1 g44.2%
Sugars 171.2 g
Protein 49 g97.4%
Vitamin A 732.3% Vitamin C 10.9%
Calcium 140.7% Iron 12.6%
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Rosita Johanson at the Racine Art Museum
Rosita Johanson's minute narrative needlework are neatly aligned along gallery walls and glowing brightly in rainbow bright hues. The 20 works, from the 1990s through the 2000s, are on view at the Racine Aart Museum through Feb. 3.
The late Canadian artist was originally a dressmaker, the daughter of a tailor. She was born in Germany in 1937. She expressed her craft on canvas as well, stitching and appliqueing plush layers of fabric and using various other needlework techniques that she experimented with through the years. Johanson often employed loop pile embroidery, sewing shimmering beads, shells and various found items into her works. Loop pile creates a plush surface from tightly packed raised loops of yarn. It's also used to create carpeting, velvet and corduroy. »Read Full Blog Post
Singing, acting both stellar in 'Figaro'
Actors are taught to act and opera singers are taught to sing - and all too rarely do the twain really meet.
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While her father is out of town on business, her mother takes a lover. When her father comes home, Mom and her new consort stab him. She herself is thrown out of the house. Her baby brother now lives in exile.
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UWM work exhibited at Cannes film fest
Fourteen films by students, faculty and alumni of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Department of Film, Video, Animation and New Genres have been accepted into the short-film showcase at this year's Cannes International Film Festival, which kicks off Wednesday on the French Riviera.
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"The Digital Pencil describes the emergence and use of one-to-one computing programs within education. Written by three researchers whose combined laptop research touched 31,250 students, it is informed by research from 16 major ubiquitous computing projects across nine countries and six US states…The book is written to satisfy both the academic and practitioner audience with extensive citations to theory and research in addition to practical suggestions." Joan E. Hughes, Literacy (April 2009), Volume 43, Number 1
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Fall Out Boy, Garbage set their sights on Milwaukee
Fall Out Boy's indefinite hiatus has ended. The pop-punk band from Wilmette, Ill., featuring former tabloid magnet Pete Wentz, announced Monday that it's back together after a four-year absence - and kicking off its U.S. tour at The Rave's Eagles Ballroom May 14, just one week after it releases a new album, "Save Rock and Roll."
Tickets for the Eagles Ballroom show, at $35 and $40, go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at the box office, 2401 W. Wisconsin Ave., and at (414) 342-7283 and therave.com. »Read Full Article
Setzer brings swinging holiday cheer to Potawatomi
On the 16th day of November, Brian Setzer gave with glee: 5 sax men, 4 trumpet players, 2 backing singers...and drums dressed in tinsel, glittering.
The Brian Setzer Orchestra's Christmas show, at Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater, also had falling suds (subbing for snow), TV theme song cameos (including "The Flintstones," "Peter Gunn" and "The Andy Griffith Show") and covers from Setzer's Stray Cats rockabilly days. »Read Full Article(1)
Danceworks' 'Intersect' showcases breadth of artists involved
If one creative mind is a good thing, bringing many together for a project must be an even better thing — right?
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Next Act Theatre offers solid primer on Marxism with 'Groucho'
Like the Marx Brothers' early vaudeville show, Next Act Theatre's"Groucho: A Life in Revue" is a "skule" act. It gently and congenially educates the audience about one of America's great comedians, Groucho Marx, whose remarkable career included Broadway, movie and TV hits built around his wisecracking persona.
After a brief opening sequence, this revue, written by Groucho's son Arthur and Robert Fisher, unfolds chronologically. It's sentimental in spots, but heck, you might be sentimental, too, if you were writing a show about your father and uncles. It's not warts and all, but it does acknowledge Groucho's regrets about three marriages that ended in divorce. »Read Full Article


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5 Seconds of Summer, Australian mates of One Direction, set to top the charts worldwide with new single
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- February 07, 2014
TOURING the world with One Direction has paid off big time for Australian band 5 Seconds Of Summer whose latest release topped iTunes charts worldwide overnight.
The band's She Looks So Perfect EP hit No. 1 on the digital charts in 37 countries on pre-order two weeks before its official release on February 21.
And all before fans had heard even a note of the title track single.
The four young men who formed the band as teenagers in a western Sydney schoolyard were hand-picked by British boy band 1D to open on their Take Me Home world tour last year.
5SOS, as their fans call them, quickly won the hearts of millions of teens and tweens, distinguishing themselves from the usual pop acts by playing their own instruments and writing their material with the help of some prominent hitmakers.
Luke, Mikey, Calum and Ash, all still teenagers, soon attracted the same scenes of fan hysteria throughout the world, getting mobbed by thousands of screaming girls when they left the safety of their hotels.
They now have almost two million Twitter followers, plus almost two million for each member's account. They communicate several times daily to their legions of fans.
Not bad numbers for the quartet who were discovered only 18 months ago via their YouTube covers.
Their channel has now amassed more than 40 million views.
She Looks So Perfect will enjoy a world premiere on Australian radio at 7.30pm tonight with the band keen to let their local fans have the first hearing.
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Welcome to the end of this series. I hope everyone has enjoyed it. I've certainly enjoyed reading your comments and I've really appreciated all the feedback from you. Last year, when I made this update, a lot had changed. Ryan Madson was hurt. Todd Frazier was sent down. This time, well, not much has changed. … Continue reading
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Grantland Talks Reds
Herewith is Grantland's 2013 NL Central Preview. Jonah Keri explains why Cincinnati is the favorite, bows down before the baseball's resident hitting savant, and warns that a drop in defense and a less than serendipitous year from the starting rotation could leave the Reds in a dogfight with the Club that Must Not Be Named. Continue reading
Redleg Nation 2013 Preview: Shin-Soo Choo
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Best and Worst of the 2012 London Olympic Opening Ceremonies
Best: James Bond and the Queen
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caravan was acceptable but well used, carpets threadbare and seating ok but the boarding underneath cushions was not secure in places but knew we would not get a newer caravan for dog friendly use.
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Wooden steps to get in and out the van so when it rained it meant our dog fell down them. Can't access any internet.
Confirmed guest, 2016-09-03
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We just really didn't like the pet friendly caravan due to the reasons stated above.
In future I'd come back but unfortunately I wouldn't be able to bring my dog due to the sub standard caravan we were placed in.
Confirmed guest, 2016-08-12
Worn and tired furnishings with wobbly table, seats that could only be sat on in comfort if we used the pillows from the bed. Damp on the bedroom wall, and a bed that felt cold even in the heat of the day (possibly due to damp?) No material available to clean dishes or the surrounds after cooking, or for washing dishes. Steps leading into van broken and steps were leaning against van to stop them falling over. Door lock stiff and configuration of steps and door opeing outwards make it dangerous to enter the van if carrying anything
Confirmed guest, 2016-07-16
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The caravan was very 'tired' and the bathroom really need a complete refit. I had a mishap on the steps which were very slippery due to the rather wet conditions. A member of staff did come and clean the steps but no one came to fit any anti-slip strips on the steps
Confirmed guest, 2016-06-25
The caravan was dissapointing - all are only 10 ft wide and the lower priced ones at least are old and tired. The one we stayed in - Swallow - had a Rose Award - for 2004 so was very dated now and showed its age internally. To add to the shock on arriving the caravan stank of dog - which took 3 days to clear. We didin't ask for another as 1. There is not a great range and most looked occupied. 2. They all have a lot of steps up into them and with the one we had there were less than most. 3. Didn't report it as we didn't want chemical sprays used to mask the odour.
Confirmed guest, 2016-06-18
The caravan was adequate for 2 adults and one dog. The bed was uncomfortable but is indicative of UK holidays. The lounge area was an odd configuration of seating which made it difficult to sit comfortably in the evenings. It was a 6 berth but it would have been pushing it for room to have any more than 2 adults and 2 youngish children. Having said that for us it was fine and we wouldn't not stay in it again. A bit tired looking but we were only there for a holiday so happy with that. Would have been good to have some seating for outside the van but not a show stopper.
Confirmed guest, 2015-09-12
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An enjoyable stay
We did enjoy our stay but the bed was very uncomfortable and the shower never drained properly. The sofa cushions didn't smell too nice. Despite this we would still stay again as the value for money is good and we could take both of our dogs
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Il Cottage si trova in un quartiere tranquillo a Decatur, GA. Si tratta di uno spazio privato con vista sul giardino. Il piano superiore dispone di un salotto con un bar con lavandino e frigorifero e una lavatrice e asciugatrice. La camera ha due letti singoli, un lusso vasca da bagno e una grande cabina armadio. Al piano terra c'è una cucina completa, una sala fitness e un secondo bagno con ampia cabina doccia. Un bel portico di sole e coperta sono a vostra disposizione. Alcuni servizi disponibili sul sito spa.
5 su aprile 26, 2014
During my road trip across America, I had the opportunity to stay at this beautiful establishment. Betsy was very accommodating and made us feel more then welcome. With an open deck, workout room, living room area, and two perusal bathrooms, The Cottage in Decatur is more then just a bed and breakfast, it's a home away from home getaway!
5 su maggio 23, 2013
We stayed at The Cottage in April, and it far exceeded our expectations. Had we known how nice it was, we would have planned for a longer stay. Betsy was a great host, and the place was large and private. We went to the Georgia Aquarium and the World of Coke, and also to Stone Mountain, and it was in a great place for minimal travel time to each of those areas. Any time we are in the Atlanta area, we will be staying here again. Highly recommended.
4,8 su giugno 28, 2012
We were amazed at all the upscale amenities at The Cottage. The walk-in shower, extra-long bathtub, an exercise room that included a whole-body vibration machine, a full kitchen, beautiful sunroom, upstairs wet bar and high efficiency washer/dryer, sitting room with a flat screen TV with many premium movie channels, a huge bedroom and the biggest walk-in closet I've ever seen, far outclassed any of our previous b & b experiences. Betsy is a wonderful hostess and we appreciated her flexibility in our departure time.
5 su maggio 14, 2012
Betsy is a wonderful host for her bed and breakfast. The rooms are spacious and well appointed, and I was amazed at the amenities - a washer and dryer, a walk-in closet and the bathtub was incredible! I will be recommending The Cottage to my brother and sister-in-law who will be visiting in Atlanta sometime in the fall. Thanks, Betsy. Mary
4,6 su gennaio 22, 2012
The Cottage is a real find: spacious, yet intimate; quiet, yet close to what you need in Decatur; private, yet Betsy makes herself available if you need anything. By far the best B&B experience I've ever had. One note: if you are looking for the communal aspect of B&B-dom, this is not for you; no breakfast is served in the morning where you commingle with other guests. But if you need, as I did, to eat breakfast privately while getting work done and preparing for the day, this is — just right. Now I need to come back when I can sit outside on the porch...
5 su gennaio 06, 2012
The Cottage was a delightful change from the usual cookie-cutter hotel and far and away the best B&B I've ever stayed at. I will definitely be calling Betsy the next time business takes me to Atlanta!
4,8 su gennaio 03, 2012
what an aternative to a drab hotel room!! absolutely lovely, quite, relaxing! one will not go wrong to stay at this establishemnt.
5 su settembre 24, 2011
I have stayed three times at The Cottage over the past two months while shopping for a home in Atlanta. The Cottage has been a respite at the end of busy, intense days - so much nicer to come 'home' to than even the nicest hotels. Betsy is wonderful, gracious, and attends to our needs with customized breakfast foods (I have dietary restrictions), hospitality, and flexibility with arrival and departure times. The space is open, inviting, and spacious. Kitchen facilities are fully stocked. Everything is clean and well cared for. I wouldn't stay anywhere else, and wish there was a 'Cottage' everywhere I traveled.
4,6 su ottobre 21, 2010
I so enjoyed my stay in Betsy's lovely home. True southern hospitality, all new and clean in nice neighborhood and close to downtown Decatur where we enjoyed great food and drink. Thank you Besty!
4,8 su ottobre 19, 2010
We had a very nice and pleasant weekend staying in The Cottage. It was spacious, well-appointed, and conveniently located to everything in and around Decatur, GA. With the full kitchen, sitting room, bedroom, sun porch, exercise room, and too many other amenities to list, it is more that a B&B. It is a Bed & Breakfast and Lunch and Dinner, a home away from home. Betsy is a gracious and accommodating hostess and has developed a great B&B.
The Master Suite consists of a private bath with a soaking tub and a very large walk-in closet. Because it is away from the street it is a very peaceful place that overlooks the garden. The downstairs sitting room is a lovely small room and is bright and peaceful for sitting or reading. It also has a daybed with trundle for overflow guests. It is adjacent to the first floor bathroom. The bathroom has an over sized shower with no curb so that a shower wheelchair can fit in easily. Full kitchen downstairs, coffee bar and refrigerator upstairs.
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Hot Seat Index: Big Ten
With Northwestern's Bill Carmody fired, Minnesota's Tubby Smith becomes the hottest coach in the league.
The coaching carousel will kick into high gear soon and, in advance of that event, Eye on College Basketball will prepare you with a league-by-league Hot Seat Index, corresponding with conference tourney play. With assistance and input from Jeff Borzello, I'll talk to coaches in the league and then rate each head coach from 1 to 10.
If you get a 1, you are as safe as it gets. If you're a 10, you might want to start looking for a new gig.
Next up is the Big Ten, which is in the midst of its conference tournament. Remember, 10 is the hottest of the hot seats, and 1 is the coolest:
(For all of our Hot Seat Index posts, click here.)
Illinois: John Groce -- Came to Champaign after four seasons at Ohio and has done a tremendous job in his first season with the Illini. Illinois is set to go to the NCAA tourney after a 22-win campaign. That doesn't sound like much, but Groce didn't inherit much from Bruce Weber. HOT SEAT INDEX: 2
Indiana: Tom Crean -- He inherited a mess from Kelvin Sampson, and it took him a while to get it going. But now he has no shortage of job security after turning the program last season. The fans have forgotten about the first three seasons of his tenure because of the past two years -- in which Indiana has become relevant again. HOT SEAT INDEX: 2
Iowa: Fran McCaffery -- The program has improved each season under McCaffery, but the Hawkeyes still haven't done enough. Iowa was 11-20 in his first season, 18-17 last season and 21-12 and 9-9 in the Big Ten this season. McCaffery is safe, especially due to a revamped seven-year deal signed last offseason that takes him though 2019. HOT SEAT INDEX: 3
Michigan: John Beilein -- Struggled a bit in his first few years, failing to go to the NCAA tournament in two of his first three in Ann Arbor. However, Beilein has it rolling now and will make it three consecutive NCAA tourney appearances. The Wolverines have established themselves as a national player for the first time in more than a decade. HOT SEAT INDEX: 2
Michigan State: Tom Izzo -- He's Tom Izzo. He goes to the NCAA tourney every season and also has taken the Spartans to a half-dozen Final Fours. He basically runs East Lansing. Nothing more needs to be said. HOT SEAT INDEX: 1
Minnesota: Tubby Smith -- His fate could be determined by whether the Gophers can do anything in the NCAA tourney. Remember, he has a new AD in Norwood Teague and hasn't gotten past the first round of the NCAA tournament in his six-year tenure. HOT SEAT INDEX: 7
Nebraska: Tim Miles -- Did a nice job in his first season in Lincoln, going 15-18 overall and winning a handful of league contests. His personality is engaging, and the expectations are limited with the Cornhuskers hoops program. HOT SEAT INDEX: 2
Northwestern: Bill Carmody -- He was fired on Saturday after 13 years in Evanston but only 13 victories this season, yet another year without an NCAA bid. HOT SEAT INDEX: N/A
Ohio State: Thad Matta -- He has won at least 22 games in his last eight seasons in Columbus and has led the Buckeyes to a pair of Final Four appearances. Ohio State tied for second in the league and 25-7 going into Sunday's conference final. Matta is rock solid. HOT SEAT INDEX: 1
Penn State: Pat Chambers -- He's just 22-41 in two seasons and has finished in 11th and 12th in the league. However, he wasn't left much by the Ed DeChellis regime -- and lost his best player, Tim Frazier, this season. HOT SEAT INDEX: 3
Purdue: Matt Painter -- Sure, the Boilermakers underachieved this season, going 15-17 and 8-10 in league play. But Painter has done a phenomenal job in West Lafayette, taking the program to six NCAA tourneys in eight years and a pair of Sweet 16 appearances. Remember, this is a guy who spurned more money from Missouri to remain at Purdue. HOT SEAT INDEX: 2
Wisconsin: Bo Ryan -- No matter whom he loses, all the guy does is get to the NCAA tournament. Literally. This will be his 12th consecutive appearance in the Big Dance in his 12th season at the helm. Ryan isn't going anywhere -- unless it's his choice. HOT SEAT INDEX: 1
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REDLANDS, Calif. — Transportation staff members for a school district here are showing their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month by wearing pink shirts every Friday, Redlands Daily Facts reports.
Imogene "Vickey" Johnson, a bus driver for Redlands Unified School District and a two-time breast cancer survivor, spearheaded the effort to show support for others who are currently going through treatment or who have lost someone to the disease.
In addition to the Friday Pink Shirt campaign, Johnson founded her own organization — The Servants Reward — which delivers care packages to individuals going through cancer treatments.
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Helenius vs Liakhovich Talk is Confirmed By Duva
By Luke Furman
In an interview with BoxingScene.com/Bokser.org, Main Events CEO Kathy Duva has confirmed rumors that former heavyweight champion Sergei Liakhovich (25-3, 16 KOs) is going to challenge dangerous rising heavyweight star Robert Helenius (15-0, 10 KOs). The fight is going to happen on July 16 in Berlin. The venue is still unknown, although the Max Schmeling Halle is a natural.
"I told him that we can arrange an easier fight, but he did not want to wait. He did not want even to hear about it and kept saying 'give me the match, I can beat anyone'" - Duva said.
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Lyakhovich is the third former HW champion opponent for Helenius. He's building a good resume.Comment by joe strong on 05-28-2011
this is great news.good fight for the division & a huge chance for helenius to place himself in front of the line.i am very impressed with helenius.i would love to see him vs arreola in a final eliminator for a…Comment by Mikhnienko on 05-28-2011
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Do all PC gamers slam the crap out of consoles and people that play them?
I don't really like using my computer for gaming (maybe it's because I use it so many hours for work, but I just don't like gaming on a computer over a dedicated console).
To me, a PC has always been a "work first, game...maybe" thing.
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I don't think that's what Politically Correct gamers do.
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No, and I think it's fair to say most don't.
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VandorLee posted...Ive noticed that whatever the graphics on a game are, ill simply adjust to them and they become normal instead of amazing or ugly.
You sound like the kind of person the TC is talking about - it's weird that someone would get defensive over criticism of a gaming platform, but then again it's weird that you would go out of your way to tell your "friend" that his version of the game is "crap" etc. Also, you probably wouldn't see as many games being produced were it not for the console market as the console gaming market is GINORMOUS compared to the PC gaming market (in total number of game consoles out there vs. gaming PCs), anyone can buy a console, hook it into their home network, pop in a disc (and likely have to do a few updates....automatically) and be playing with very little searching/intervention on their part. That is not to say PC gaming requires an engineering degree, far from it (certainly not from some of the threads/posts I've seen around here), but it turns out that most of the public aren't terribly bright. Also, I can and do go back and forth between console/PC gaming and it's not really "jarring", there's a difference, sure, but it doesn't take me too long to adjust and enjoy the games.
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Well, the ones I know tend to be really mellow and generally don't seem to care about the whole console vs. PC "war" garbage. games are games, enjoy them, don't start fights people.
Typically the people that really care about "winning" etc. are those whose entire life is consumed by gaming, they have nothing else in their life and gaming is their whole identity, thus the defensiveness. I mean, I love gaming, I always have, but I also recognize that they are ultimately just games and that there's far more to life/more important things to use my energy on than pointlessly arguing over which platform is "better". Enjoy your games and get on with your life.
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No when I hear my friends talk about consoles I don't say anything that would make PC's appear superior to consoles. They speak about the games and so do I. my computer may be able to handle Battlefield 3 at great levels but I don't care if my games look silky smooth I prefer sprites and pixels because the art appeals to me more.
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Nah, only fanboys do that. I play on both and i don't care what you like. Graphics and fps are only bonus. I think for the most part consoles have better games.
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Manuel, defense lead stunning Bills' turnaround
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- A week and a return to Ralph Wilson Stadium did wonders for EJ Manuel. Same with the Bills.
After looking helpless in an ugly loss in Pittsburgh, the Bills turned things around quickly and pounded one of their biggest nemeses, the New York Jets, 37-14 at home Sunday.
The Bills harassed rookie quarterback Geno Smith all afternoon, sacking him four times and forcing four turnovers -- including three interceptions and a Smith fumble inside the New York 10 -- that they turned into 17 points.
They won for the first time since Week 7 at Miami and beat the Jets for only the second time in nine meetings.
"The last three weeks have been very tough for us -- pit in our stomach type deal," Bills coach Doug Marrone said. "You've got to keep pushing."
Manuel threw touchdown passes to T.J. Graham and Marquise Goodwin without a turnover, completed 20-of-28 passes for 245 yards and was much more efficient and accurate despite battling the wind for a second straight week.
"Whatever the weather we've got to handle it," Manuel said. "Just go out there and play."
The Bills (4-7) started slowly -- perhaps a hangover from a lifeless performance the week before against the Steelers, when they failed to reach the end zone until garbage time -- but produced a flurry of points late in the first half that turned out to be more than enough against the Jets, who arrived in the thick of the AFC wild-card race but bore no resemblance to a contender.
Until the offense got going, the defense used steady pressure to rattle Smith and keep the Jets off the scoreboard. The Bills stopped three early New York drives with two sacks and a batted pass by Mario Williams.
"We're an aggressive defense and we're going to bring pressure from everywhere," rookie linebacker Kiko Alonso said. "I think we just did a great job of getting to the quarterback and disrupting him."
The Bills stretched a 3-0 lead to 20-0 with two touchdowns in the final four minutes of the half -- one on Manuel's underthrown 34-yard pass to Graham and the other on Frank Summers' two-yard run after Kyle Williams stripped Smith and Manny Lawson recovered at the New York 7-yard-line -- plus a Dan Carpenter field goal set up by the first of two Jairus Byrd interceptions.
New York cut it to 20-7 on Chris Ivory's short touchdown run in the third quarter, but Manuel hit Goodwin on a perfect 43-yard strike behind Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie. Da'Norris Searcy capped the Bills' scoring by picking off Smith and returning it 32 yards for a score near the end of the third quarter.
The Jets (5-5) won 27-20 at MetLife Stadium in Week 3 but were never really in Sunday's game after the half. Jets coach Rex Ryan, who took his team to Dave & Busters on Saturday night instead of holding offensive and defensive meetings, appeared stunned afterward.
"We had the ball thrown over our heads," Ryan said afterward. "This team threw about 14 vertical shots on us in the first game, but this time they hit them. And they were able to get to our passer. The last time we played them they couldn't do that."
Two of the league's top rushing offenses couldn't get much going on the ground in the first half. The Bills had 27 yards and the Jets 40 at the break. The Jets' problems were compounded by Smith's line of 3-of-9 for 44 yards with three sacks and an interception in the first two quarters.
The Bills finished with a season-low 68 rushing yards, led by Fred Jackson's 34 yards on 12 carries, and were without starting receivers Stevie Johnson and Robert Woods.
But they didn't need much thanks to the turnovers and the diametrically opposite play of the quarterbacks. Smith posted a 10.1 passer efficiency rating before he was lifted for Matt Simms after three quarters. Manuel's passer rating was 121.9, his highest in seven career starts.
"It was a huge momentum swing for us," Manuel said. "Obviously it was a team victory for us today. The defense played lights out, as they usually do. The bigger thing for our offense is we just have to do our job and we did a good job executing today."
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Acacia finds power in heroic 'Irena's Vow'
On the 74th anniversary of Kristallnacht, Acacia Theatre Company opened its new season by commemorating a brave soul who said "no" to the ensuing madness.
Irena Gut was barely 20 when she risked her life by hiding one dozen Jews in the basement of a German officer's house, where she worked as a housekeeper in wartime Poland. In playwright Dan Gordon's "Irena's Vow," she tells us what happened, through a testimonial that morphs into a re-creation of the events she lived through. »Read Full Article(1)
Tame Impala anything but at Turner Hall show
Kevin Parker's perfectionist tendencies went into overdrive on last year's "Lonerism," psychedelic band Tame Impala's sophomore full-length album. Besides insisting on playing nearly all the instruments in the studio, Parker mixed the album two times, flying from his native Australia to New York on both occasions, to get the details just to his liking.
Tame Impala didn't have the luxury of do-overs and fine tuning in its sold-out, 85-minute Turner Hall Ballroom set Sunday. And if Parker attempted to bring that obsessive craftsmanship to a live setting, he would run the risk of sabotaging the set's potential for spontaneity. »Read Full Article(1)
'Rep Lab' cooks up mixed batch of one-acts
In her curtain speech before Saturday night's sold-out performance of "Rep Lab," Sandy Ernst - who oversees the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's justly acclaimed intern program - made clear that the Rep simply couldn't stage its shows without each year's crop of two dozen interns.
But even as we routinely note these interns' presence - in smaller roles, as extras and in program credits, where they are listed as understudies and assistants - we rarely get to really see what they can do. Now in its third year, "Rep Lab" - short plays showcasing intern actors, directors, choreographers and designers - lets us appreciate how good they can be. »Read Full Article
Report: Fallon to replace Leno
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OSO, Wash. – A sometimes awkward, invariably agonized conversation about the future has begun here at the site of last month's devastating landslide, about what might be rebuilt and what was perhaps forever lost that day.
It is a delicate chemistry, responders and residents say, with the needs of the families grieving or looking for their loved ones – 39 people were killed by the slide, with four others still missing – balanced against the needs of the many other families and businesses struggling with the slide's aftereffects on the local economy, the transportation system and the environment.
"We're doing what a family would do: We're listening to each other," said Washington's governor, Jay Inslee, who has repeatedly visited the communities around the slide, helping guide a transition in tone from disaster response to recovery and reconstruction. "No one in those communities is untouched."
The impacts are daunting and deep.
A 1-mile section of state highway crucial to life in this corner of the North Cascades, about 55 miles northeast of Seattle, lies shattered and buried, with pieces of the yellow divider line carved out and hurled up into the debris field. State engineers said this month in community meetings that they hoped to open a primitive one-lane detour within weeks, but that restoring even partial traffic on the old Route 530, portions of it under 20 feet of mud, was months away at the earliest.
The Stillaguamish River and the streams that fed it in the Oso Valley have shifted into new patterns of flood risk and water quality. Some wells have turned turbid with silt, while others are now bubbling like artesian springs, as the millions of tons of moving earth changed subterranean pressures.
Perhaps most profound for many people is a new awareness of the dangers of life here, amid crumbly and steep glacial slopes, that is changing the psychology. The Cascades are uniquely prone to slides, as rivers like the Stillaguamish, fed by the wet Pacific Northwest weather, cut through the hundreds of feet of rubble left on the mountaintops when the glaciers retreated. The landslide on March 22 also came after weeks of near-record rain.
"I don't think it ever felt safe," Erika Morris, a resident of Darrington, on the east side of the slide from Oso, said as she stared at a map one night last week after a town hall meeting with state and local officials. The map showed old landslides in and around Oso, some dating back perhaps 10,000 years or more, with almost every stretch of the valley marked by a shadow of prior impact.
"This kind of map just shows you," she said, running a finger down the surface. "These are slides, unstable slopes, glacial till – and things happen."
Robin Youngblood lost her home in the disaster and says that in a recurring dream she still sees the wall of mud roaring toward her. She said she did not think any residents of Oso, which had a population of about 180 before the landslide, would ever go back and try to rebuild homes or their lives in the area. She has imagined instead a memorial and park there, with perhaps a carved totem pole made from the 100-foot-tall spruce tree near her house that withstood the slide.
"The other half of the mountain is still unstable," Youngblood said. "I'm certainly not going to take the risk of going through that again."
Small-business owners on both sides of the slide said they worried that state and federal disaster relief efforts, perhaps in sensitivity to the grieving families, might go so slowly that an economic disaster would compound the landslide. With the state highway closed, towns on both edges of the slide – Darrington to the east, Oso and areas of Arlington to the west – have effectively been put on dead-end roads; transit through the corridor during the crucial summer vacation season will not happen this year.
"I think the efforts are caught up in the emotions," said Carla Hall, 57, the owner of Fruitful Farm, a flower and organic produce market near the slide, where customers, she said, have all but disappeared.
"There are no simple solutions," Dan Rankin, Darrington's mayor, said in an interview at the town's Community Center after a meeting with residents in the gym.
"How do we pick up the pieces?" he asked, as volunteers and neighbors came by to say good night.


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