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The Fulton Farmers Market returns to the Brick District to share their home grown produce and goods. Local artists are invited to participate in the Saturday event as well as local musicians and Brick District shops will offer sidewalk sales, weather permitting.
Wednesday market: Christian church parking lot off of 6th and Court
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Memory has lately become a central concern in contemporary culture and politics of all societies in a global scale. This "memory boom", originated in socio-historical, political, cultural, technological and market-oriented reasons, is articulated around a certain "memory industry", which in turn generates identity discourses. Cultural products play a fundamental role in the formation and consolidation of these discourses.
On the one hand, the rehabilitation of the memory of wars, dictatorships, killings and genocides tries to rescue from oblivion a traumatic past. There is also a willingness of discursive democratization (represented by the promotion of testimonial literature), looking to break through that version of history written by the winning side. Also, the need to look towards the past as a means of understanding the present is often emphasized, to increase the new generations' awareness of the need to avoid the repetition of the same atrocities. Therefore, new historiographic methodologies have vindicated the incorporation of new and different perspectives that had traditionally been excluded from the construction of discourses.
Nevertheless, the notion of discursive elaboration of memories, together with the fact that discourses about the past are always filtered by the interests and beliefs of the present, make it necessary for this new historiography to be constantly under scrutiny by a critical analysis. This would reveal possible "abuses of memory" (term coined by Todorov in the text with the same title) denounced by many authors, politicians, journalists and human rights activists. It is particularly interesting as well as complex to work on the relationship that can be established between the constant re-writing of the past and the construction of collective identities. As Halbwachs explains, collective memory puts together the past and the present, as well as the individual and the social group. It is in this sense that we are also interested in the different discursive strategies that several authors have developed to reconstruct their memories from a subjective vision of the present. This also allows us to establish a link between certain forms of narration and the different underlying ideological intentions. One of the characteristics that make memory studies difficult is the specificity of each political vindication, and also their fluctuating character in relation to present-day socio-political factors. However, at the same time, in a global world of linked identities and politics, "different discourses on historical memory are intertwined and overlap each other all throughout the world, trespassing frontiers and bouncing against each other, sometimes hiding and forgetting their own historical memory, sometimes reinforcing it", as claimed by Huyssen in an interview for Metropolis magazine.
Taking as starting point, then, the fact that the restoration of the past is subject to the ideologies of the present; and also that memory studies are not only a tool for analysis, but also for the transformation of contemporary contexts, we want to vindicate a critical role that can distinguish between the "obligation of memory" (which introduces an ethical evaluation of its own look towards the past, as pointed out by Lozano Aguilar in Decir, contar, pensar la guerra), and the possible political abuses that derivate from these vindications. We also believe that a fundamental role of criticism is to suggest, as long as it is possible, new strategies to go beyond militaristic discourses. We propose therefore the following lines of research for this monographic issue:
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The Aiken Department Public Safety, along with the help of several other agencies, executed a narcotics search warrant this week that resulted in six arrests.
Six Aiken residents were apprehended and charged with several drug-related offenses, according to a press release. The drug raid occurred at 549 Chesterfield St. N.E. in Aiken on Wednesday evening.
Kenneth Islar, 27, and Mary Salley, 50, have each been charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of crack cocaine.
Linda Faye Thornton, 57; Bobby Issac, 48; and David Williams, 49, have each been charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.
Dushawn Merritt, 33, is charged with possession of crack cocaine.
ADPS narcotics investigators received assistance from Aiken County Sheriffs Office and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Regional Anti-Gang Enforcement Unit.


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Funding fuzzy for Erie cable access channel
The cable access TV station in the city of Erie is starring in a cliffhanger.
Other characters include City Council and Mayor Joe Sinnott. The plot revolves around a familiar theme: a need for money.
With Sinnott's backing, City Council is set to consider a new 10-year deal that would eliminate Community Access Television's guaranteed funding of as much as $215,000 a year in city money -- or about 94 percent of the station's budgeted revenue for 2013.
C.A.T., which produces community-generated programming on Channel 2 on Time Warner Cable in Erie, since 1991 has been getting the money through the city's franchise agreement with Time Warner.
The latest version of that deal expired in 2006. The city, which has been abiding by the old terms, has finally negotiated a 10-year extension that would change how it funds C.A.T.
City Council plans to put the proposed deal up for public inspection on June 5, with a public hearing to come two weeks later. The agreement would continue to provide the city 5 percent of Time Warner's gross revenue in the city in exchange for the city letting the company use the public rights of way for cable and other equipment.
Under the previous franchise agreements, the city kept 4 percent of that franchise fee and guaranteed that C.A.T. would get the other 1 percent directly from Time Warner. In 2013, that 5 percent provision is expected to bring in about $1.06 million, according to the budgets of the city and C.A.T.
The city budgeted $849,500 in revenue from its 4 percent share of the franchise fee in 2013. C.A.T. budgeted $214,622 from its 1 percent share.
The new deal would continue to provide the city 5 percent of the gross revenue -- or the percentage cap set by the Federal Cable Communications Act of 1984, which established cable franchise fees.
However, the city reworked the terms of the new agreement so the city would get the full 5 percent for each of the next 10 years, starting in 2014. City Council would then decide how much C.A.T. would receive from that franchise fee -- if anything.
Points of view
The money has created the conflict.
City officials want the proposed deal, because, at a time of financial constraints, they said it would give the city control of the entire franchise fee to spend on municipal services, if necessary.
C.A.T. wants City Council to reconsider the proposed deal. The head of the nonprofit said eliminating the guaranteed franchise-fee payment could bankrupt the station, at 142 W. 12th St. He said funding a public-access cable channel is the proper way to use some of the money the city gets from a cable company.
"A lot of what we do for the community, that is going to have to go away," said C.A.T.'s executive director, Robert Lechner. "We might have to close our doors. I don't know.
"It is a kick in the pants."
Lechner said he sees the money for C.A.T. funding as an outlet for free expression for city residents. The station, in addition to producing public-affairs programs, also covers city events, such as CelebrateErie and Saturday's Perry 200 parade.
"We understand these are tough times for the city, and they had to make cuts elsewhere," said Lechner, who has spoken with Sinnott and City Council members about C.A.T.'s fate. "But there were libraries built during the Depression."
As City Council's liaison to C.A.T., City Councilwoman Jessica Horan-Kunco helped work on the proposed deal. She said the agreement does not do away with C.A.T. She said C.A.T. can present a plan to City Council for why it needs the money, as other groups do. The city, citing budget woes, in the past has cut funding for such community organizations as the Erie Zoo.
"We don't want them to close up," Horan-Kunco said of C.A.T. "But we don't want to be 94 percent responsible for sustaining their operation. We don't do that for any other grant recipient. We are asking them to make a long-range plan so they can reduce their reliance on their funding" from the city.
Horan-Kunco has initiated final approval of the deal by asking that it be put on the agenda for council's June 5 meeting. An affirmative vote at that meeting would put the draft up for public inspection and require council to schedule a public hearing on the proposal the night of June 19.
Council would vote on the deal at a later date.
How the city decides to spend or allocate the 5 percent franchise fee is up to the city alone, said a Time Warner spokesman, Mike Pedelty.
"It is earmarked for however the city sees fit," he said.
In general, Pedelty said, municipalities that get franchise fees are "looking at it more broadly" in how to spend the money, recognizing that the public owns the rights of way.
Lots of options
C.A.T. in many respects has less leverage to negotiate with the city than it did years ago, in the early days of cable and before YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and other social media gave Internet users easy and often inexpensive ways to spread their views.
"You can tweet your opinions, rather than having to go on a TV station," Horan-Kunco said. "We don't want to squash anyone's right to free speech, but there are many more avenues for that."
Sinnott, while agreeing that such options have proliferated, said he wants the new deal mainly because of what it could means for the city's finances.
"If the revenue can be used better elsewhere, that is best determined by council and the budgetary process," he said.
Lechner pitches C.A.T.'s value to the city by citing its finances and the station's availability to older viewers and others. He makes $48,000 a year, and is the highest-paid of C.A.T.'s three full-time employees. The station's 2013 budget lists $227,522 in revenue -- including $214,622 from the franchise fee -- and $202,454 in expenses.
"We have a very minimal operation," Lechner said.
C.A.T. in 2013 budgeted $5,000 in revenue from production fees and an additional $6,000 from memberships. A member can use C.A.T.'s equipment to produce shows. Memberships cost $45 for city residents who are cable subscribers, and Lechner said the amount is meant to be low to give more people a chance to go on Channel 2 and learn to produce shows for themselves or their nonprofit organizations.
Production costs are $50 an hour, when C.A.T. chooses to ask for the money.
"We try not to charge for what we do," Lechner said. "Our clients are not wealthy people."
C.A.T. logged 2,146.5 production hours in 2012, Lechner said. Offerings included regular programs, such as the "Amazing Grays," a talk show targeted to viewers 55 and older; promotions for 44 nonprofit organizations; and coverage of festivals and other public entertainment events.
How many people watch those shows is unknown -- but the number is small. Lechner said C.A.T. does "not have a large enough audience to appear in the ratings books."
C.A.T.'s cameras, he said, were purchased in 1991. C.A.T. in 1991 started to get grants directly from Time Warner -- in addition to the franchise fee -- to buy equipment, but those grants stopped in 2004. C.A.T. wanted grants to be part of the new proposal, but Lechner said Time Warner's position was that any grants would have to come from another fee paid directly by Time Warner's more than 22,000 subscribers in Erie.
Lechner said he wanted 15 cents added to each subscriber's monthly bill. City Council would have had to approve any fee. Lechner and city officials said Time Warner said it would list any additional fees on its bills, as it does with how much each subscriber contributes to the franchise fee.
Horan-Kunco and the rest of council opposed the additional fee for grants.
"We know city residents are by and large low-income," she said. "People who could least afford an increase on their cable bills would be asked to fund C.A.T. I didn't think that was right."
Will shows go on?
That stance upsets Lechner, and so does the fact that C.A.T., at the city's urging, agreed to pay $2,524 to help the city hire outside counsel to negotiate a new cable franchise agreement. C.A.T.'s payment represents 20 percent of the total bill of $12,619. The city is paying the rest -- $10,095.
"We were asked to participate in a process that has given us nothing in the way of grants or guaranteed funding," Lechner said.
Horan-Kunco and Sinnott said they had no way of knowing how the negotiations would turn out when the city invited C.A.T. to help pay for counsel fees.
"They got a voice," City Solicitor Greg Karle said of what C.A.T. got at the negotiating table in return for its money.
Despite the results of those talks, C.A.T. wants its voice to continue, with the city's help, on Channel 2.
How will the episode end?
Stay tuned.
ED PALATTELLA can be reached at 870-1813 or by e-mail.


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Same. It won't download for me either...
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Gmail 2.0 for iOS is here. They FINALLY added multiple account support. Unfortunately I can't download it! I don't know what it is about Google apps on the App Store, but more times than not, there are download issues when their apps appear.
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It wouldn't download for me as an update initially. So instead, I searched the app store for all Google Inc. apps. Then I found Gmail and tried updating from the result (instead of from the update page). It worked.
I really like the new/clean interface.
I really like the new/clean interface.
Awesome - I provided some value!
It probably is just a coincidence that it worked, but hey - whatever works...
It probably is just a coincidence that it worked, but hey - whatever works...
+Troy Miller Awesome, that worked for me as well on the device itself. Thanks! (I was trying it on the desktop and it kept failing, so it only works on the iPhone or iPad, I think.)
Happy for you guys. I kinda wonder if there are Apple ¨native¨ apps that get the same treatment in the playstore? I would not call it consipracy but it is kinda funny what I read here.
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Qadree Ollison left Syracuse in a good state of mind after an unofficial visit last month. When it comes time for the three-star running back out of Canisius High School in Buffalo to make a final decision on where he will attend school to play college football, Ollison, one of the top running back targets on Syracuse's recruiting board, only needs to think back to his conversation with coach Scott Shafer.
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Koha: a Gift to Libraries from New Zealand
The Maori word for a gift or donation is koha. It's also an integrated library system from New Zealand. Written for the Horowhenua Library Trust (HLT), it was licensed under the GPL and is now in use by libraries around the world.
In 1999, HLT made a momentous decision. They were using a 12-year-old integrated library system (ILS) that was no longer being developed. They knew the system wasn't Y2K-compliant, and they realized it no longer fit their needs. HLT also knew that buying a new system would cost them a lot of money up front and would require capital improvements they couldn't afford to make (communication lines and gear to support the new system).
Considering all of these factors, HLT, in consultation with Katipo Communications, decided to write their own system. They then decided to release this new system under the GPL, ensuring that other libraries could benefit from the work and also cooperate in future development of the system. This decision has had far-reaching effects.
Koha was developed during the fourth quarter of 1999 and went into production on January 1, 2000. There was a brief flurry of work on the system, and it was released to the world early that year. Koha won two awards in 2000: the 3M award for Innovation in Libraries and the ANZ Interactive Award (Community/Not-for-Profit Category).
Initially, Koha was picked up by other libraries in New Zealand (many of them hiring Katipo for support). One early adopter, Mike Mylonas, caught the vision of open-source software in libraries and began to contribute to the project. Mike currently supports Koha for four private libraries, one for his current employer and three for nonprofit organizations.
It didn't take long for Koha to cross the Pacific. In the fall of 2000 the rural Coast Mountain school district in British Columbia, Canada, was looking for a solution for their library needs. They had been running a home-brew system built on Apple II computers, and it had finally died. Finding the money for a proprietary solution would be difficult (a small elementary school in New England recently received a quote for $20,000 to install a new ILS—proprietary library automation isn't cheap), so they put one of their network technicians to the task of finding a better option.
Steve Tonnesen, Coast Mountain's network engineer, came across Koha and started to evaluate it. It took him about two days to get Koha up and running. Once he had that base to work from, he starting hacking. He cleaned up the circulation interface, added importing tools and wrote a Z39.50 client for querying other libraries. Z39.50 is a standard protocol libraries use to exchange data about books. Word of this new option spread quickly, and he soon had three schools running the new system. Steve's changes went back into the main Koha system, and he became a member of the development team.
During April and May of 2002, Koha development took another big step. Project leadership always had come from Katipo, but the development team was now much more international and new development goals were being proposed. One of the first steps was the beginning of the 1.2 release cycle. These releases have focused on building basic functionality and greater stability. So far, there have been four releases in this series. New features include an installation script, a fully template-driven on-line public access catalog (OPAC), which supports both translation and customization and bundled user documentation.
Right now, development is running in earnest on the 1.4 series, which features a new database schema that supports several flavors of MAchine Readable Cataloging (MARC), the cataloging standard used by libraries. The first development release in this series (1.3.0) was made on September 24, 2002. A second release occurred in October, and a 1.4.0 release is expected to occur in the first quarter of 2003.
Koha is pretty undemanding as library systems go and runs handily on a stock Linux server. HLT is a library with 25,000 patrons at four locations and a collection of 80,000 items. They run over 1,200 transactions a day on a system with dual P3 1GHz processors and 1GB of RAM.
At the Immaculate Heart of Mary School library in Madison, Wisconsin, Robert Maynord installed Koha on an AMD 1800-based system with 256MB of RAM. Coast Mountain's systems run on 200MHz Pentiums with 64MB of RAM located in each school.
Getting Koha running in a library used to be a rather daunting task, but two easy methods now are available. The easiest method is to download the CD image, burn a copy with a CD burner and boot the new Koha server from the CD. You also can use the install script to set up Koha on your hardware.
The CD can be run as a demo system, using the included data, or it can be used as your server. If you choose to use it as your server, you will need to create a set of data files on your server's hard drive. The CD provides an interactive tool to do this.
If you'd rather install your own copy, the process is a bit more involved, but it still is not difficult. Before you get started, you should make sure some basic components are installed, namely Perl, Apache and MySQL. You'll need a few Perl modules as well, but the install script helps you take care of those. The install script has made installing Koha pretty painless. An upgrade script also has been written to help ease the burden of keeping the system up to date.
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All-American drive-in restaurants evolved from the days when small hamburger and drink stands sprang up along well-traveled roads, providing motorists with a place to get a quick meal or a cold drink.
Through the years, some drive-in restaurants grew into franchise operations. Others remained family-owned businesses, many of which still close on Sundays.
The popularity of the drive-ins peaked in America during the 1950s, but today the restaurants are enjoying a comeback, fueled by nostalgia and drive-in convenience.
The surviving drive-ins thrive by offering a specialized service.
Amarillo boasts numerous drive-in restaurants. Here's a partial list:
Elmo's Drive-In, 2618 W. Third Ave.
Elmo's - at Third Avenue and Georgia Street three blocks north of the historic Route 66 district - was opened by Elmo and Velma Hicks around 1956. The present owner, Delores Vandenbrook, purchased it in 1973.
Vanderbrook's son-in-law Steve Roberson and daughter Carol Roberson operate the drive-in along with granddaughter Robin Buchanan.
The menu features a variety of hamburgers and sandwiches, including a Mexican burger basket with jalapeno poppers (peppers that are stuffed with cheese, dipped in a batter and fried) and 20-ounce drink - also fish and chips, steak sandwiches and other items.
Elmo's has parking for 21 vehicles and employs five people. Service is provided by carhops. Customers can dine from their cars on trays or order food to go. It's closed Sunday.
Georgia Street Grill, 2509 S. Georgia St.
Billed as "Amarillo's original drive-through restaurant," this drive-in restaurant was built in 1968 by Marshall Hunter Puckett.
After Puckett's death in 1981, the restaurant, called the "Char Kel," changed hands several times before Ben and Connie Parks purchased it in 1989. Today, their son, Everett Parks, manages the operation.
The Char Kel was renamed Georgia Street Grill in 1994.
The drive-in-drive-through has covered parking for 10 vehicles and additional parking is available, but no inside dining. The restaurant employs eight people.
The menu features burgers, a grilled chicken sandwich and a deep-fried cheese sandwich called the "cheese fritter."
On Saturday, the quarter-pound hamburger is $1 all day. The restaurant is closed on Sundays.
KN Root Beer Drive-In, 3900 Olsen Blvd.
Fresh-brewed root beer served in frosty mugs is the specialty at KN Root Beer Drive-In, along with double-meat, double-cheese burgers. Root beer also comes in floats and freezes and can be purchased in quart, half-gallon and gallon sizes to go.
Kenneth and Joan Hill opened KN in 1968. Kenneth Hill died in 1994, but the family still operates the drive-in on Olsen Boulevard.
Manager Donna Barton said many customers have been coming to KN Drive-In since the restaurant opened. Now they bring their children and grandchildren.
At KN, carhops provide service. Customers can dine in their vehicles from the tray or order food to go. There is parking for 30 vehicles and the restaurant employs nine people.
In addition to double-meat, double-cheese burgers, KN features chili dogs, Frito pies, corn dogs and steak sandwiches, and many types of beverages.
KN is also closed on Sundays.
Daniel's Drive-In, 2911 E. Amarillo Blvd.
Daniel's features 25 different specialty hamburgers, homemade burritos, a variety of sandwiches, malts, shakes, floats, sodas, iced tea, lemonade, cherry and vanilla drinks.
"We sell a lot of homemade burritos made with roast beef. They are very popular. And our hamburgers are made from fresh ground beef," Gary Daniel said.
The restaurant has parking for 12 vehicles, two outside tables and employs six people. Customers order and pick up from the self-serve window. There is also a drive-up window.
The restaurant had been vacant for several years when Daniel moved back to Amarillo after the death of his mother in 1981. Daniel had been in the power plant construction business in the Fort Worth area and decided to start a new career.
In 1981, he purchased the property on East Amarillo Boulevard and opened Daniel's Drive-In Restaurant.
It is also closed on Sundays.
Stars Drive-In, 2216 E. 27th Ave.
Formerly a Sonic restaurant, the Stars Drive-In at 27th Avenue and Osage Street has been open for more than 25 years. J.B. and Shawna Upshaw have owned and operated the drive-in since 1988.
Shawna Upshaw says the Amarillo restaurant is one of 42 Stars Drive-Ins in Texas and is in the top five for sales.
"This is our best year ever," she said.
The drive-in has parking for 22 vehicles and employs 14 people. Service is provided by carhops for dining in or take-out.
Stars Drive-In features burgers cooked to order along with such specialties as banana splits, fresh onion rings and munchers - a crispy-coated cheese, potato and jalapeno appetizer - and shakes, malts, sodas and other drinks and banana splits.
Stars is open seven days a week.
The former Stars Drive-In Restaurant, 810 Buchanan St., owned by Barrett-White Partnership has been sold to Jim and Rose Cates for an undisclosed amount. The 1,100-square-foot building on 14,000 square feet of property will be available for lease upon completion of refurbishment this month. It is not known at this time if the business will be operated as a drive-in.
Also, the former Dairy Queen drive-In at 15th Avenue and Washington Street has been purchased from Nadene Fields Lyles by Duc Trong Le for an undisclosed amount. The 1,398-square-foot building sits on a 27,382-square-foot site. After refurbishment of the building, Le plans to lease the property as a drive-in restaurant.
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Deon Broomfield, a two-year starter at strong safety for the Cyclones, graduated in December with a degree in Liberal Studies. Since then, life has been a whirlwind — he was hired as defensive backs coach at Ohio Wesleyan, spent the spring training and performed in March at ISU's Pro Day. The latest twist came Saturday, when he signed a free agent contract with the Bills.
Broomfield spoke with AllCyclones.com via phone Monday while waiting for his flight to New York.
AC: Were you expecting to be picked up as an UDFA?
Broomfield: "My agent was telling me there was a 50-50 chance I would get taken in the seventh round just from different teams showing interest, but the reality was I knew I'd probably get picked up afterwards. I've been working really hard and I had a great Pro Day, so I was expected to get picked up pretty soon. I wasn't that shocked, but the fact that it happened is a dream come true."
AC: Once the draft ends there's a frenzy for signing. What other teams got in touch with you?
Broomfield: "We had Detroit, Tennessee, Chicago and Cleveland, those were the teams that were really talking and calling up, but Buffalo was the team we went with."
AC: Why the Bills?
Broomfield: "They were the first ones to call and give me the opportunity. The way their roster set up, they're gonna give me I think the best chance to make the 53-man roster via special teams. They really seemed like they showed the most interest of helping me get on that roster. That's the most important thing."
AC: So what's the next step, headed to minicamp?
Broomfield: "I'm headed to Buffalo for minicamp and OTAs. They sent out a memo to all the rookies and told us to pack for a month so I'll be up there until the end of June."
AC: Are you on leave at Ohio Wesleyan?
Broomfield: "Yeah, they knew when they hired me what the situation was. They're supporting me. Don't know exactly what'll end up happening but as of right now they're supporting me and wishing me the best."
AC: The season ends, you graduate, you get a job in January, quicker then most grads and now you're off to Buffalo. What's this semester been like?
Broomfield: "It's been all over the place, man. I was in Iowa working out until Pro Day. Before then I had the All-Star game and the NCAA coaching convention back in January. Then after Pro Day, I went straight up to Ohio Wesleyan. Did their spring ball, worked out and then I stopped back in Iowa, picked my girlfriend up and watched the draft. That's pretty much it, man. Back and forth and have had a lot of things but it's been really fun."
AC: Once your NFL career ends, whenever it does, will that opportunity to play with the pros help as a coach?
Broomfield: "I think it would look really good on a resumé."


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Although most prominent free agents have found their homes, whether returning to their old organizations or leaving for a place with greener grass, the market is still full of role players who can make impacts in 2014-15—even if they're largely flying under the radar.
No, Eric Bledsoe, Shawn Marion and Greg Monroe don't count.
Each of them gets a great deal of attention. They're known commodities, and valuable at that, hardly flying under the radar as multiple teams pursue their services.
These are the NBA players who can easily be forgotten about, even if they shouldn't be. They're the veterans who don't have any upside left, the young guys who filled small roles for various teams while starting to define their niche skill and others who have just fallen through the cracks.
Each should find a home by the end of the offseason, even if they're still parts of the open market for the time being.
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PARTNER is a transfer agreement program between Stephen F. Austin and Angelina College (AC). Students who elect to participate in this invitation only program are eligible for admission to Stephen F. Austin once the program requirements are met. Students must complete 15 hours of transferrable coursework at Angelina College and maintain a GPA of at least 2.0 (a "C" average).
Why PARTNER?
Being part of the PARTNER program gives students the opportunity to interact closely with SFA while working on completing coursework at Angelina College.
The benefits of PARTNER include:
- Guaranteed admission to SFA once requirements are met
- Joint advising by AC and SFA counselors
- Access to libraries, selected student activities and athletic events at AC and SFA
- Participation in a joint SFA/AC New Student Orientation
- Participation in SFA events such as homecoming and convocation
- Lower tuition cost at Angelina College
- Students can get to know the East Texas area, develop friendships and begin their college experience.
About Angelina College
Angelina College is a community college located in Lufkin, Texas. Approximately 26 miles from Stephen F. Austin University, AC has approximately 5000 students and offers a wide variety of academic and vocational programs. With small class sizes and a high teacher to student ratio, Angelina College provides an ideal environment for first time college students. AC also offers one of the lowest tuition rates in the state of Texas. They offer a wide variety of courses and a flexible schedule including online and hybrid options. There is a residence hall available on the AC campus however, rooms fill up very quickly. Interested students are asked to apply for a dorm room as soon as possible. On campus housing is NOT guaranteed. There are several apartment complexes that surround our campus as well.
AC Financial Aid and Scholarships
Angelina College awards more than 14 million dollars in financial aid annually. They also offer a variety of scholarships - particularly for students who may not qualify for federal grants. Angelina College does not offer student loans. If you have any questions or need assistance with Financial Aid, you may call our Financial Aid office at (936) 633-5318.
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We tried the stir fried beef mei fun($6.50) and the mian curry rice with chicken($6.00)-which also had some bok toy veg. in it. The curry rice dish was a curry sauce over dark meat boneless chicken which was over the white sticky rice. Both were presented


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"Nameless City," mixed media, Clare L. Martin, 2016
"Each bone is a highway. Each organ's a town on the map of the body."
What is the nameless city
he has taken me to? In it,
we reside in a junky motel.
There is dust from the road
in my mouth when he bends
to kiss me for the first time.
I have played a pair of deuces, all in.
I have set the path
behind me on fire.
I've lived one black
dream after another
for this one desire.
twice to love—who knew?
Is it a miracle, or a dilemma of death?
He softly bites my tongue.
Takes me into a blissful prison.
He falls asleep with a .45
under the pillow.
The bathroom door hangs off hinges.
Ice melts in a cracked, plastic bucket.
Neon lights blister threadbare curtains.
All night it is like the sun is watching.
I decide to believe God doesn't exist
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The Strange Science of Why Airport Security Lines Spiral Out of Control
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Ralph Lauren867 Madison Ave., at 72nd St. (various locations); 212-606-2100; ralphlauren.com
Ralph Lauren's classic Purple Label tuxedo comes in luxurious wool ($3,995), and the slim-cut Black Label option starts at $1,795. Polo tuxedo styles are comparative bargains at $1,395.
Rothmans222 Park Ave. S., at 18th St.; 212-777-7400; rothmansny.com
This independent store carries suits ($495 to $1,795) and tuxedos ($595 to $1,795) by big-name menswear designers such as Canali and Hugo Boss. John Varvatos designs are especially popular with aisle-bound guys. Made-to-measure suits start at $895. (good value)
Saint Laurie Merchant Tailors22 W. 32nd St., nr. Fifth Ave., fifth fl.; 646-663-5897; saintlaurie.com
It usually takes four to six weeks for this old-school tailor to hand make a custom suit (from $1,895 to $2,695), but the shop can accommodate rush orders.
This rental company will send a tux or suit to your doorstep one week before your wedding. If it doesn't fit, you can have it altered, and this site will pick up the tab. Rentals are from $95, and add-ons like shirts, vests, ties, cuff links, and shoes are available. (good value)
Thom Browne100 Hudson St., nr. Franklin St.; 212-633-1197; thombrowne.com
This edgy designer is well known for his handmade garments and signature cropped pants. Customers can choose from his existing line (from $2,200) or have a suit made to measure.
Tom Ford845 Madison Ave., nr. 70th St.; 212-359-0300; tomford.com
The fashion set turns to Ford for the sexiest suits around. Of late, the coveted line features a selection of custom suiting, including made-to-measure suits starting at $5,000. Also available are shirts starting at $680 and footwear at $3,400.
Turnbull & Asser50 E. 57th St., nr. Madison Ave.; 212-752-5700; turnbullandasser.com
This venerable British shirtmaker is famous for its bespoke shirts. It also carries single-breasted peaked-lapel tuxedos. Offerings include both ready-made (from $3,750) and made-to-measure (from $4,300). Allow six to eight weeks for custom work.
White Chalk147 W. 35th St., nr. Seventh Ave., Ste. 804; 212-226-6544; whitechalknyc.com
For modern grooms who want to stand out, British expat Aaron Black's sleek atelier sells offbeat ready-to-wear (from $1,850) and full bespoke (from $3,500) suits in luxurious English fabrics. It also offers a range of colorful handmade ties and pocket squares.
- The Dessy Group
Tel: 646-638-9600 ; www.dessy.com
The Dessy Group is the leading resource for bridesmaids' dresses, women's accessories, men's accessories, tuxedos, flower girls dresses, bridal informal and special occasion wear.


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Homeless Children's Education Fund
Rating: 4.96 stars 23 23 reviews
2100 Smallman Street 2nd Floor Pittsburgh PA 15222 USA
Our Mission: To provide advocacy, community engagement, and direct service programs that support the education of children and youth experiencing homelessness in Allegheny County. Our Vision: That all children and youth experiencing homelessness will receive the necessary educational resources, guidance and opportunities to launch them on a path of success in school and in life.
Target demographics:
Children and youth experiencing homelessness of all ages.
Geographic areas served:
Our direct education services are focused primarily in Allegheny County, but we work to build awareness and outreach throughout the region and the state.
When children become homeless, the uncertainties of their situation and the accompanying emotional stress may mean they do not attend school for days, even weeks. Once back in school – often not the school they had been attending – they may have difficulty adjusting to new teachers, different expectations, and unfamiliar classmates. Children who are homeless can quickly fall behind. HCEF is committed to advocating for the educational rights of these children and to fostering within them "hope through learning." The organization does this through extensive educational programs/services, outreach events, and collaboration within the community. We are privileged to have as our partners in this endeavor the dedicated homeless housing agency directors and after-school program staffs and HCEF volunteers.
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