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Simple ecommerce / shop scripts
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I'm looking for a long time partnership who can create small projects in PHP.
BACKGROUND INFO: I have multiple scripts / sites and I need simple addons for this. Projects are very small and should not take more than a few days. Payments are 50/100 dollar max seems it are very basic things but I dont have the time for it to do it.
To start I need a developer for:
1. Create a very basic online shop script for my site.
I have the HTML already finished so the only thing you have to do is create the PHP for it.
To start this project only include:
• Create categories and products
• Finance overview (what is the order status, earnings)
• Coupon code
• Some settings to add terms of use, and shop settings
After these simple scripts I have many other jobs (integrate my templates - over 30+), create extra scripts for other projects. But first I like to see the progress of these part to look if you are the long term partner I'm looking for.
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DALLAS - Donald Sloan scored 24 points and Derrick Roland contributed 21 to lift Texas A&M to an 80-68 victory against Southern Methodist on Monday night.
The Dallas natives led the way in the Aggies' first game at SMU since 1996.
Roland made all eight of his free throws and Sloan hit three 3-pointers for the Aggies (2-0). B.J. Holmes added 11 points with three 3-pointers for Texas A&M.
Texas A&M led 36-26 at halftime, and after the Mustangs (0-2) got within four points twice, stretched the lead back to double digits.
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Brown Bag Meals: Best (Quiet) Snacks for Eating In Class? I think that one of your best bets would be to make very simple yet modular lunches. Get a sealed tiffin or another compartmentalized container, and carry some hard cheese, grapes, a peanut butter sandwich, a few crackers, and a small container of hummus. These should all be fine without refrigeration for a few hours. Supplement with cherry tomatoes, cookies, dried fruit, a protein bar, and containers of nuts. For a few more ideas, check out this post: • What Foods Can You Carry On The Plane? Readers, any ideas for Libby? 5 Quick and Delicious Lunches Under 400 Calories (Image: Emma Christensen)


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The act of driving one's penis, i.e. the baloney poney, deep into the anus of another.
While making love to his wife on their 30 anniversary, Brian thoughtfully surprised his wife by placing his dick in the dirt.
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To knock someone out or fuck them up.
In Harold and Kumar: Escape to Guantanamo Bay, at the whorehouse in Texas, after "NPH" brands one of the whores, the the Madame goes to retrieve her shotgun and yells, "Time to put your dick in the dirt!"
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When one is too high to function normally for a couple of hours.
Guy 1: "That Medicali medical bong really puts your dick in the dirt."
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When things don't go right on multiple fronts and no plan seems to work.
Guy 1 (watching his favorite team get destroyed): Dick in the dirt! We are getting pounded!
Guy 2: Dick in the dirt for sure brah.
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1. The act of being lazy and/or dicking around.
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2. In a bad situation with a female friend
Stop being a dick in the dirt and go after that girl.
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Investment Securities in Provo are defined as the services that are purchased in order to be held for investment. This is in contrast to securities that are purchased by a broker-dealer or other intermediary for resale. Marketable securities are often purchased by banks to hold in their portfolios. These securities ,held by banks, are usually one of two main sources of revenue, along with loans. Investment securities also serve banks with a source of liquidity along with the profits from realized capital gains when they are sold. In Provo, quite a large number of agencies provide Investment security services.
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STATE AUDITOR GENERAL Eugene DePasquale, with Superintendent William Hite at his side, announced yesterday that his office has begun a performance audit of the city's school district.
A.G.'s office staff began preparations with the district on April 1. The auditors are expected to be inside the district at the end of the month, A.G. spokeswoman Susan Woods said.
"The Philadelphia School District is the largest school district in Pennsylvania and a key economic driver for the state," DePasquale said during a news conference. Chief Financial Officer Matthew E. Stanski was also in attendance.


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How are you going to post something anime, and not post the source? You're a ******* monster
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#123 to #109 - hiddeninhat (09/01/2013) [-]Is it a good show? I saw the first episode and it was a little long. The characters are a little simple too.
But, do you think I should watch another episode?
But, do you think I should watch another episode?
#125 to #123 - facetiousrunner ONLINE (09/01/2013) [-]It's cute girls doing fun things. If you like moe go for it. If not na. It has its moments.
#129 to #125 - hiddeninhat (09/01/2013) [-]huh, well, maybe I'll give it another shot. if it's that popular maybe I end up liking it!
have moe gif as my thanks.
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I agree....
and I think he retired because there was NO Big MONEY fights out there a that time....
no matter what people want to say...A Mayweather-Cotto fight at that time would not have been a big fight.
Mayweather wants to break the PPV records and knocking off the other PPV guys.....
I could be wrong
Cotto wasnt a big money fight because he had just lost to Margarito, but there were plenty of other fights to be made. He was planning to rematch DLH when he announced his retirement. Do you honestly believe that wasnt a big money fight? He also could have fought Mararito or rematched Hatton. There is always another challenge out there, just a matter of whether or not you accept it. Then again, the fact that Mayweather, in your words, "wants to break PPV records and knocking off the other PPV guys", says something about his character, or lack thereof. It is mostly about the money and protecting his 0 to him.
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Good morning people - it's time for you to wipe the sleep from your eyes, brush your teeth and spend the next nine hours watching this blog magically update itself by the minute.
Find out who was evicted / look at pictures of Hugo imitating Sonic the Hedgehog in our I'm A Celebrity catch up.
Or if that's not your cup of tea, we've got an emotional video of Justin professing his love for Selena.
You can thank us later.
You know that person who goes on holiday to Bali and spends the whole time lounging by the pool, tanning their extremities and checking their blackberry for work emails?
Nadine Dorries is that person.
After being voted out of I'm A Celebrity last night, the tory MP has admitted that the first thing she did after emerging from the jungle was to scroll through her inbox.
Personally, we'd have opted for having a hot shower, but whatever.
"There's been an office set up in my hotel room and I've already been back at work actually. What is overnight to you – as soon as I got out of the jungle I was straight back to work. It's interesting actually, because some of the emails and the stuff that I've seen while you've been overnight in the UK, states that I'm not there for my constituents. Well actually, I worked right until the second I left and I worked all the way through the summer recess, I actually only had four days away during the summer when other MPs were abroad for four or five weeks at a time, I worked all the way through the summer.
"I did my surgeries right up until the minute I left and only one person has booked in for next month's surgery. So it's quite interesting some of the flak that's been thrown at me, just, I'm afraid isn't true. My office is being manned, my staff have been working hard and I'm back at work already."
Hopefully having washed her hair.
Somewhere in the music industry, four people have stopped crying over Ella Henderson's departure from the X Factor for long enough to start a bidding war over who gets to sign her.
Apparently Simon Cowell's label Syco is desperate to call dibs on the 16-year-old, but they're up against Columbia, RCA and Epic. Which makes it all very exciting.
But we're going to carry on crying for a bit longer.
Jack Whitehall really reallyreallywants to be part of an epic fantasy film series. Because he's really reallyreallycool like that.
"I was the first person in the world to audition forThe Hobbit," he told Shortlist. "The casting director told me that when I went in,"
"That's a lot of pressure, isn't it? The first person in the world. That's probably why I f**ked the audition up."
That, or maybe just because he didn't know what part he was auditioning for. And we hear that that helps with auditions. Probably.
"An elf, I think. No, a hobbit. One of the 'dwarfy' ones. I haven't read the book."
Jack wasn't just interested in the free trip to New Zealand though - he auditioned for Harry Potter too. So y'know: he's committed to this career path.
"I didn't get past the first audition," he admitted. "I had read those books."
Oh well.
It's time to pull your saddest faces, don your black and mourn the death of another celebrity marriage.
This time it's Big Bang theory actress Mayim Bialik (AKA BLOSSOM) and her husband Michael Stone.
The couple have been together for nine years, and have two children, but they're citing "irreconcilable differences" behind the split. So we're guessing it's a bit worse than forgetting to unload the dishwasher and buying the wrong shape of pasta for tea.
Blossom Mayim released a statement on her website saying: "The hands-on style of parenting we practice played no role in the changes that led to this decision," adding, "relationships are complicated no matter what style of parenting you choose."
"The main priority for us now is to make the transition to two loving homes as smooth and painless as possible. Our sons deserve parents committed to their growth and health and that's what we are focusing on."
Sad faces sad faces sad faces.
Can you believe(hahahahahaha we're hilarious) that Cher's releasing a new single?
"'when I started singing it I thought about strong Famous Women..Then I Thought 'fk That''THIS IS A WOMAN'S WORLD' We're All Strong ! MEN 2," Cher tweeted.
We're going to make angsty "yeah!" noises for a minute, and then have a listen to the track itself:
Sometimes we drift off and imagine ourselves in Little Mix's wardrobe, trying on shoes with heels up to our knees, and wearing tights with ladders in themon purpose.
And now Little Mix have revealed who they base their style on. Which was kind of them, because that means we can do the same thing.
Just with slightly smaller heels. Obvs.
Perrie Edwards says her style icon as Saved By The Bell character Kelly Kapowski, played by Tiffani Amber Thiessen. "I love her wardrobe, I want all her clothes," she said."And Saved by the Bell is the sickest programme out there."
We're not sure if Perrie was alive when Saved By The Bell was out there. But we don't want to dwell on that in case it makes us feel old.
Jade Thirlwall chose Alexa Chung. "This is my favourite style icon because I think she's wicked," she said. "She dresses quite boy but at the same time really cute and girly. She's one of my inspirations."
Leigh-Anne revealed her style inspiration was Rihanna, and Jesy listed Gwen Stefani.
Quick - spread the word to everybody who's camping outside HMV, counting down the seconds until Tulisa's debut album goes on sale next week and clawing at the window displays - because the release has been pushed back BY A WHOLE SEVEN DAYS.
Tulisa's album and new single, Sight Of You, will now be released on December 3rd.
And to coincide with the reschedule, the singer's performance on the X Factor has been moved to December the 2nd too.
We have no idea why any of this has happened. We don't really care. We're just going to watch her music video and pretend that this was the plan all along.
Which is probably what she's doing too.
Guess which celebrity said the following:
"I asked for [my fans] to send me their teeth and I got, like, over 1000 human teeth.
"I made [them] into a bra top and a headdress and earrings and necklaces. I've worn it out!"
We'll tell you the answer in ten minutes. If you get it right, you win a prize!*
*You don't win a prize.
We're not sure if we're allowed to say this (it might be treason or something) but we're scared that the Queen has made a BIG mistake*.
Hours before she gave Gary Barlow an OBE yesterday for his services to entertainment and charity, he skipped over to Mencap to do a last minute gig (probably to prove that he really does do that charity stuff) where he obviously decided that he'd got the medal in the bag, and started swearing at the crowds.
Which we're not sure if you're allowed to do if you're an OBE-medal-owner. It might be against the rules.
"I might have to be honest on Saturday night and go: 'Rylan, I thought that was absolute s****'," he said, before asking the crowds what they thought of Nicole's X Factor act - riling them all up into a big angry mob in the process.
"Get him out!" they yelled, while stamping their feet and being mob-like.
"I'm glad you agree," replied Gary, conveniently forgetting that everybody was still going to go home and vote for RyRy anyway.
*We're not really. And anyway, she gave an OBE to Kate Winslet too for her work with charities like Cardboard Citizens, Cardboard Citizens and um, Cardboard Citizens (plus a few other ones - they're just the best of the bunch). So that was a good decision.
Although we would like somebody to investigate whether or not there's been an increase in sea-based fatalities after Kate taught the world how to stand on the front of a boat and let go of the safety barrier. But that's a different matter altogether.
It was Ke$ha.
Aren't you surprised?
DING DING DING (that's the kind of noise that they make in wrestling matches, right? Right).
Rylan has replied to Gary's outburst, tweeting "I'm on the X Factor... not The Voice... cheers"
"I'd rather be 'absolute s***' than just stand there and sing the same old stuff every week on the spot....... #boreme @GBarlowOfficial,"
Oh dear.
Everybody who likes Ellie Goulding and Skillrex can breathe a sigh of relief.
(Everybody who doesn't like Ellie Goulding and Skillrex can continue going about their daily business.)
Because the singer has confirmed that she's going to continue releasing music with her ex boyfriend, despite splitting up with him last month.
"Me and my ex Sonny (Skrillex) are good mates, we're even going to make music together next year. Our own little project which will be released," she said,
"Everyone loves the Twilight track. We work really well together, we've found we really do connect in that way. It will be something a bit more electronic, it won't be like my music."
"[The split] was literally because we didn't see each other enough.
"It's really sad. He's one of my best mates, it's a shame. He is a really beautiful person, he's the nicest human being."
It's that time of day again.
The best time of day.
The time of day when we give you a video of a small boy playing the ukelele.
And then we leave you in peace for four and a half minutes to watch it three times in a row.
Ooh Rylan's really exercising his thumbs today - he's barely stopped tweeting all morning, and he's made some really good points.
"Don't think people understand some of the stuff that I get sent day in and day out. Some of you should be locked away for your comments," he wrote, after receiving some really horrible messages over the social media site.
"Regarding my sexuality, it's absolutely disgraceful. Imagine that was your son or brother that was receiving those messages enough is enough"
"I'm a 24 year old normal boy who has auditioned for Xfactor, never come from money, my mother is seriously ill, and not one have I used that"
"As a sob story or a reason to validate my place on the show, I would rather be judged on the reason why I'm actually on the show to sing"
"And perform, I TOTALLY understand I haven't got the best voice in the competition but have proved that I can just stand there and sing"
"I love to perform hense the reason I like to put on a show every Saturday night, for those of you that have supported me thank you do much"
"It means the world, unlike others, the truth will always out in the end and I look forward to the day when people see that I have been"
We'd quite like to give him a hug. Or an OBE.
Khloe Kardashian left Simon Cowell's slightly swollen face a little blushed last night.
Just as the X Factor guru was about to present his act, Khloe jumped onto his lap – on LIVE telly.
Simon look stunned as Khloe, 28, asked him: : "Are you too excited to introduce the next act?"
To which Big Si embarrassingly replied: "I'm kind of getting there yeah..!"
A few jokes were made about keeping it clean and PG – before fellow judge Demi Lovato quizzed Simon: "Why are you so red?"
Khloe teased him: "You're blushing!"
He eventually managed to stutter his words out, saying: "I'm finding this quite difficult but I'm enjoying it. Next up it's Fifth Harmony."
Khloe's fam were in the audience including sister Kim and her boyfriend Kanye West. Here they all are arriving at the X Factor studios...
It's not exactly a rave up but considering the festival season is over, we're bringing you types who still have your Reading '08 wristband on some news.
If you fancy a little bit of jazz (who dosen't? OH, that's nearly everyone) then prepare yourself for the first of it's kind in over 20 years, since the Beaulieu Jazz fest changed genre to cater for emotional teenagers and became *drum roll* Reading Festival.
So making a return, Jools Holland, Marcus Miller and Branford Marsalis Quartet among others are all confirmed for the return of the UK green-field jazz festival.
It's called the Love Supreme Festival and it's taking place at Glynde Place, East Sussex (near Brighton), between 5-7 July 2013.
Why not get your parents tickets for Christmas right here.
It looks like James Arthur has got himself a cushty bit of work when he leaves the X Factor.
The awesome singer Labrinth was speaking to BBC Radio 1 today and revealed he fancies collaborating with the Beautiful singer.
He might have to join the queue, though. We've already baggsied James to sing The Script - Man Who Can't Be Moved - our annual karaoke song - at the office Christmas party.
Listen to the wise words of Labrinth below.
Lady Gaga's trainer has spoken out in defence of the singer's weight gain - saying that it was just an unfortunate camera angle, and that the star is still in great shape.
"She loves her blender and her smoothies. She loves soups, pureed soups," said Harley Pasternak. "She is really active on stage. She is active throughout the day."
"She was bloated and they took a bad picture of her."
Which is fair enough.
The actress is 28-years-old today.
And we still have to double check IMDB whenever we try to spell her name.
Other newly-aged people include:
Jamie Campbell-Bower (he's 24)
Mark Ruffalo (he's 45)
Jamie Lee Curtis (she's 54)
Plus the drummer from The Ramshackle Union Band (he's 30). But we're not sure if you're bothered about that.


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The statute on the books makes it a fourth-degree felony to help someone take his or her life. A lawsuit brought by two doctors argues that the law doesn't apply to a licensed physician providing aid to a dying person who's mentally competent.
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Eleven seconds and 80 yards later, a perfectly threaded pass from Tim Tebow completed the shortest OT period in National Football League history. It also thrust 24-year-old Denver Broncos wide receiver Demaryius Thomas into the sporting spotlight with his swift sprint to the orange- and blue-shaded end zone.
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This is just starting. I'm waiting to see if they(clsn) submit an abstract for the Sociey of Thermal Medicine's 30th annual meeting. The deadline is 12/5/12.
Two of the three keynote speakers at this years meeting are very familiar with Celsion.
Who are they?
1. "His achievements include All-American in Lacrosse, multiple patents in the field, and pioneering several technologies from the bench to the patient, now in widespread use, including heat deployed chemotherapy combined with thermal ablation for liver cancer, "medical GPS" electromagnetic (EM) tracking for needle-based procedures like biopsy and thermal ablation, and smart needles and devices for minimally invasive, multi-modality, image-guided procedures.
He postulated and implemented bench to bedside Phase I trials of radiofrequency ablation for liver tumors, augmented with heat deployed chemotherapy (heat sensitive liposomal doxorubicin), which is currently post Phase III for hepatocellular carcinoma.
He was among the first physicians to perform radiofrequency ablation for kidney and liver tumors in humans in the mid-1990's…."
2. An internationally renowned researcher in MR-guided focused ultrasound technology including innovative microbubble technology. He is a senior scientist and imaging director - cancer program at major Research Institute while also being a full Professor within the Department of Medical Biophysics. He also holds a Tier 1 Research Chair in Imaging Systems and Image-Guided Therapy
I'd sell but then I'd have to pay taxes on all these profits! Jackaaazzzzzzzzzz
rt, that's why most of mine are in IRA, but then again I ain't selling anytime soon either!
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Virtual Telephone Numbers are an effective new communication tool for companies and personal use. Their origins started as Remote Call Forward (RCF) numbers from telephone companies such as AT&T and Verizon. Although they have many applications and address numerous issues, their use was limited by the telephone business' practice of extravagantly expensive usage based charges.
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Today, many SIP Trunk and Hosted VoIP service providers provide Virtual Telephone Numbers at affordable rates. Hosted VoIP service providers likewise deliver their services under the name of Hosted PBX and Virtual PBX. The majority of VoIP carriers furnish their service with flat rate prices as opposed to the telephone business that can charge per minute rates several times higher than their far away packages. Some VoIP providers permit their customers to use Virtual Telephone Numbers as their outgoing CallerID.
With the development of affordable prices and higher versatility of Virtual Telephone Numbers from VoIP companies, here are their top 7 usages:
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The Importance of Capturing People's Contact Information in Your Personal Training Company
The other week, I needed to give a new trainer a good talking to after a prospective customer enquired about his services and he provided her among his business cards and stated to get in touch if she was interested. A bit severe you may think however let me describe why.
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Why the new Doctor Who is both great and disappointing
While part of me was very excited about the announcement of a new Doctor Who today, at heart I had to admit I met the announcement of Peter Capaldi with a shrug. Yeah, a shrug.
It's not that I don't care (I do, I do), but more that I've found Steven Moffat to be a trustworthy and savvy keeper of the "Doctor Who" flame. Though fans cried out in despair when David Tennant left the show, complaining loudly that Matt Smith was too young to be convincing, I think it's safe to say we all found he brought his own engaging quirk to his ride around the universe. It wasn't that we didn't love Tennant, but we could appreciate Smith as well.
I don't recall an equally voluble protest when Tennant stepped in for Chris Eccleston, but I think their very different approaches to the role were valid. In short, I may grumble about a new Doctor, but I've learned to have faith.
Peter Capaldi, who was long favored to take the role, is by any measure an excellent choice for the latest Doctor. He's acerbic, he's smart; hell, he was the lead singer in a punk band with Craig Ferguson on drums (Ferguson has already tweeted his congrats). He'll be an older Doctor at 55, but given that this season hints at darker territory to be explored, a more seasoned Doctor seems absolutely dead on. He'll lend a gravitas to the doctor, I think, and one that makes sense for where the story appears to be headed.
So, I'm happily climbing on the Capaldi train. But...
That doesn't mean that I wasn't hoping against hope that this might be the year the franchise got shaken up with a new kind of Doctor -- whether that be a black man or woman, a gay man or woman, or just a woman of any color. Idris Elba? Olivia Colman? The great talents that could tackle the role are mind boggling.
This is not, mind you, an entirely popular idea. In a Mirror TV poll, 40 percent of readers said they didn't want any firsts in their new Doctor (21 percent were open to a black Doctor, 18 percent a female Doctor, 10 percent a gay Doctor and 11 percent a combination).
Reportedly the BBC was against the idea, for fear it would create discomfort for parents who'd have to explain why the good Doctor was suddenly a woman. "'While I think kids will not have a problem with a female Doctor, I think fathers will have a problem with it,' former Doctor Who boss Russell T. Davies said. "They will then imagine they will have to describe sex changes to their children.'
I guess parents don't have to explain death to their kids (which happens quite a bit on the show), but they might have to sort out sex changes. So much for a teaching moment. But I digress.
Still, the idea of a groundbreaking Doctor Who was attractive, not only to me but to some notable Brits. Matt Smith joked at Comic-Con that he would "put his arms out and turn into a woman," and told me that as long as the right person was chosen, he didn't care if Doctor Who was male, female or fish. No, he wasn't stumping for a female Doctor, but he was open to the idea.
On the British TV show "Daybreak," Helen Mirren even said, "I do think it's well over-time to have a female Doctor Who… I think a gay, black female Doctor Who would be the best of all." She did, unfortunately, push aside any suggestion she'd be a candidate for the part.
Moffat himself told "The Sun," "It is a part of Time Lord lore that [a female Doctor] can happen. Who knows, the more often it is talked about the more likely it is to happen some day."
While I definitely understand why no one would want to mess with Doctor Who's mythology, I'd suggest that a show as clever as this one might be the right one to upend our expectations. If we can dance through the ages and find a lizard-woman in Victorian dress, if we can have an Impossible Girl who dies and lives and dies again because she was splintered through time, why not really and truly challenge viewers to imagine that anything is possible? If Moffat says it's not a violation of Doctor Who mythology (well, not his incarnation, and that's the mythology that counts) to have an unconventional doctor, why not?
Why, exactly, must Doctor Who be a white male? Because we've never seen anything other than that? That's a rigid kind of thinking that is boring in television, worrisome in the real world.
The idea that people don't want a beloved institution to change is understandable. The idea that Moffat chose a respected and extremely talented actor is not a choice I'd criticize. Like I said, I'm on the Capaldi train. I think he'll be amazing in the role, and I'm tuning in. It's all good.
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West Texas A&M University Choir 8 p.m. today. Mary Moody Northen Recital Hall. Free. 651-2840.
Randel Chamber Orchestra 8 p.m. Fri. First Baptist Church, 1208 S. Tyler St. Tickets $10; $5 students and seniors. 376-8782.
Harrington String Quartet 11 a.m. Sat. Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 2401 Soncy Road. Free.
Harrington String Quartet 2 p.m. Sat. Amarillo Public Library central branch, 413 S.E. Fourth Ave.
WT Concert Band 6 p.m. Sun. Mary Moody Northen Recital Hall. Free. 651-2840.
WT Symphonic Band 8 p.m. Sun. Mary Moody Northen Recital Hall. Free. 651-2840.
Amarillo Civic Chorus 8 p.m. Tue. St. Paul United Methodist Church, 4317 W. Interstate 40. Tickets $5. 371-5344.
WT Orchestra 8 p.m. Tue. Mary Moody Northen Recital Hall. Free. 651-2840.
"Our Town" 8 p.m. today-Sat and 3 p.m. Sun. WT Branding Iron Theatre. Tickets $10 adults, $5 children and seniors. 651-2798 or 651-2804 night of performance.
"A Lie of the Mind" 7:30 p.m. Fri-Sat and 3 p.m. Sun. Amarillo College Experimental Theatre. Tickets $7; $5 seniors, children, faculty and staff. 371-5359.
"Pajama Tops" 8 p.m. Fri-Sat. Stage Right Theatre, 4418 S. Washington St. Tickets $10 adults, $8 students and seniors. 467-1913.
Touring music acts
Tommy Overstreet 8:30 p.m. Fri. The Caravan, 3601 Olsen Blvd. Tickets $10.
Ben Atkins Band CD release party 9 p.m. Fri. Golden Light Cantina, 2908 W. Sixth Ave. Cover.
Cory Morrow 9:30 p.m. Wed. Brickhouse Theatre, 4310 S. Western St. Cover.
Tim Jones 8:15 p.m. today and 8:15 and 10:15 p.m. Fri and Sat. Amarillo Comedy Club, Seventh Avenue and Polk Street. Cover. 379-8551.
Church productions
"The Judgment" 7 p.m. Sat-Wed. First Assembly of God, 6101 S. Bell St. Free; no children without adult. 353-9803.
Big Texan Opry 7:15 p.m. Tue. Big Texan Steak Ranch, 7701 E. I-40. Features Tommy Stewart of Kress, John Mallick, Julie Whisenhunt, Stacey Johnson, Mary Houseman and Soa Solano Wolff of Amarillo and the Big Texan Band and Top of Texas Cloggers. Solano Wolff is mistress of ceremonies. Free with dinner. 372-OPRY.
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Nightclubs, etc.
Aldacos Tacos Carol Huddleston 6:30 p.m. Fri. Dave McMinnis 6:30 p.m. Sat. Wayne Williams noon Sun. 2822 W. Sixth Ave. No cover.
Amigo's Cafe Open mike night 7 p.m. Fri. Standard Time and Fat City 7 p.m. Sat. 800 S. Polk St. No cover.
Bailey's Karaoke of Amarillo 9:30 p.m. today. 7101 Bell St. No cover.
Barnes & Noble Booksellers Stew Moss 8 p.m. Fri. 2415 Soncy Road. No cover.
Boondocks Bar & Grill Danny Freeze 7 p.m. today. Sativa 9 p.m. Fri-Sat. Tennessee Tuckness 7 p.m. Wed. 711 W. 10th Ave. No cover.
Brewster's Pub The Woodpeckers 6:30 p.m. Fri. Jim Laughlin Jazz 5:30 p.m. Wed. 715 S. Polk St. No cover.
The Brickhouse Theater Summer jam with Nathan, Taylor and Tall 9:30 p.m. today. Fuse 9:30 p.m. Fri-Sat. Jeff the Beer Guy 9:30 p.m. Sun. 4310 S. Western St. Cover on Fri-Sat.
Buckles Lounge Legend 9:30 p.m. Fri and Sat. 6800 E. Interstate 40. No cover.
Cactus Bar Texas Bareback Karaoke 9 p.m. Sat. 4831 S. Western St. No cover.
The Caravan Firewater 8:30 p.m. today and Sat. Country disco 8:30 p.m. Wed. 3601 Olsen Blvd. Cover.
Cattleman's Club Bobby Hughes 9 p.m. today. Just Us 9 p.m. Fri-Sat. Bobby Hughes 9 p.m. Sun-Wed. 3803 E. Amarillo Blvd. No cover.
Club 26 Karaoke 9 p.m. Fri and Tue. 3101 S.W. 26th Ave. No cover.
Fifth Seasons Bar & Grill Karaoke 9 p.m. today. Dawg Haus 9:30 p.m. Fri-Sat. Karaoke 9 p.m. Mon-Wed. 6801 W. I-40. Cover Fri-Sat.
Golden Light Cantina Bo Salling and The Brakes Are All Gone 9 p.m. today and Saturday. Stoney Larue 9 p.m. Fri-Sat. Matt Martindale 8 p.m. Tue. 2908 W. Sixth Ave. Cover.
The Grizzly Bar Works of Ink 8:30 p.m. today. Tung 'n Gruve 9 p.m. Fri-Sat. Cannonball Run 1 p.m. Sun. Open jam 7 p.m. Sun. 701 S. Georgia St. Cover on Sun.
Hoffbrau Steakhouse No Bull Room Andy Chase 7 p.m. Wed. 7203 W. I-40. No cover.
Krystal Palace Little Davey 9 p.m. Fri-Sat. Disk jockey Jody Ray Reese 5 p.m. Tue. Radisson Inn, East Interstate 40 at Lakeside Drive. Cover.
La Frontera Restaurant Los Cuatro Compadres Mariachi Band 6:30 p.m. Fri. 1401 S. Arthur St. No cover.
Long Branch Jason Harris 8 p.m. Fri. 2800 E. Amarillo Blvd. No cover.
Marty's Rikkii Horton 8 p.m. Fri-Sat in front bar. 2740 Westhaven Village. No cover.
O.H.M.S. Gallery & Cafe Mike Fuller 6:30 p.m. Fri. Haskell Morrison 6:30 p.m. Sat. 619 S. Tyler St. No cover.
The Paramount Caboose Restaurant Karaoke 9 p.m. today,Tue and Wed. Stew Moss and Danny Freeze 7 p.m. Sat. 2511 Paramount Blvd. No cover.
The Pine Shed Lounge Karaoke of Amarillo 9:30 p.m. Fri-Sat. 5342 Canyon Drive. No cover.
Route 66 Roadhouse Spartacus Jones 9:30 p.m. Fri-Sat. 609 S. Independence St. No cover.
Shotz Bar and Grill Karaoke 9:30 p.m. today, Fri, Sat, Tue and Wed. Sixth Avenue and Georgia Street. No cover.
Skooterz September Drive 9:30 p.m. today-Sat. Sixth Avenue and Western Street. No cover.
Smokey Joe's Cafe Jackie Anderson and Bob Flesher 8 p.m. Fri-Sat. 2401 W. Sixth Ave. No cover.
Fat Tony's Stew Moss 7 p.m. Wed. Highway 60. No cover.
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On Tap
Union Underground May 18, Route 66 Roadhouse.
Poison, Quiet Riot, Warrant and Enuff Z'Nuff May 23, Amarillo Civic Center Cal Farley Coliseum.
Aaron Tippin May 27, Funfest.
Rascal Flatts, Daryle Singletary, Jeff Carson and Rhett Akins May 28, Funfest.
Alligator Dave and The Couch Band May 5, The Blue Light.
Highway 101 May 6, MayFest.
Terry Allen May 8, Cactus Theatre.
King Schwag Daddy May 12, Einsteins.
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Amarillo Museum of Art Texas Panhandle Invitational Student Art Show through Fri and "Scholar's Choice: Published Works in the Museum's Permanent Collection" through Sun. 2200 S. Van Buren St. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue-Fri, 1-5 p.m. Sat-Sun. Free; donations accepted. 371-5050.
American Quarter Horse Heritage Center & Museum "Horse Town" through Sept. 3. "Golden Reins" through Dec. 28. 2601 E. Interstate 40, Amarillo. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Sat, 12-5 p.m. Sun. AQHA members free. Adults $4, seniors $3.50, children 6-18 $2.50, under 5 free. 376-5181.
Don Harrington Discovery Center "Ice Age Mammals" through Aug. 11. 1200 Streit Drive, Amarillo. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Sat. 1-5 p.m. Sun. Admission $3 for members, $5 for nonmembers. 355-9547.
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum "Gentling Birds/Carlander Birds" through June 9 and "Glitter, Glamour and Glitz: Texas Pageant and Festival Gowns" through Dec. 31. 2401 W. Fourth Ave, Canyon. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Sat, 1-6 p.m. Sun. Adults $4, seniors $3, children 4-12 $1, under 3 free. 651-2244.
Armstrong County Museum Art exhibition featuring Jim Finley, Laura Moser, Cheryl Squyres, K.W. Whitley and Cindy Wills through Mon. 120 N. Trice St., Claude. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tue-Fri, 1-4 p.m. Sat-Sun. Free.
Carson County Square House Museum "A Walk with Nature" by Kenneth W. Wampler in Square House Gallery through Mon. 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. Texas Highway 207 and Fifth Avenue, Panhandle. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Sat, 1-5 p.m. Sun. Free; donations accepted. 537-3524.
Amarillo galleries
Against the Wall "Southwest Reflection" by Deborah R. Lynn through Mon. Free. 4310 S. Western St. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon-Sat.
Amarillo College Gallery "Exploration" by David Peters Mon-May 4. Russell Hall Room 102. 2-4 p.m. Mon-Fri. 355-6336 or 371-5982.
Amarillo National Bank Plaza One Amarillo Fine Arts Association Spring Show through May 4. Free.
Barnes & Noble Booksellers Art exhibition by Chris L. Fourment through Mon. 2415 Soncy Road. Free. 352-2300.
The Colony Frame & Gallery ninth annual Spring Show through Sat. 2606 Wolflin Ave. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon-Fri, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. Free.
Roosters "Spring Fling" by Joan Collins through Mon. 3440 Bell St. 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Mon-Thurs, 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Fri, 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Sat. Free.
Southern Light Gallery "Photography" by Kenny Braun through May 4. Lynn Library on the Amarillo College Washington Street Campus. 371-5272 or 371-5400. 7:45 a.m.-10 p.m. Mon-Thurs, 7:45 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sat, 2-6 p.m. Sun. Free.
Area galleries
Crabb Art Center Art exhibit by Ed Milner through Mon. Free.
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45-Uppers Club Country Junction 7:30 p.m. Fri. Amarillo Senior Citizens Association Main Hall, 1300 S. Polk St. Cover.
Amarillo Area Over-39 Singles Dance Club Tiny Lynn Band. 6 p.m. Sun. Country and western dress. Radisson Inn, East Interstate 40 at Lakeside Drive. Cover.
Crazy A's 8 p.m. Wed. Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs building, 2001 Civic Circle. Caller Jimmy Gouge. 355-0025.
Fun Time Rounders 7:30 p.m. Fri. Lessons and Phase I and II Round Dance. Danc'n Center, 24th Avenue and Polk Street. Cuers/instructors James and Vicky Novak. 358-9362.
Levis & Lace 8 p.m. today. Mainstream and plus. Yellow Rock Dance Center, old Claude Highway. Caller Curtis Sarah. 372-2685.
Outlaw Squares 7 p.m. Fri. Lessons and mainstream. Plumbers & Steamfitters Local No. 196, 1505 W. Seventh Ave. Caller Jim Young. 374-1317.
Pioneer Promenaders 7 p.m. today. Mainstream and lessons. St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 4741 N.W. Fourth Ave. Caller Larry Barton. 359-8055.
Progressive Squares 7:30 p.m. Mon. Graduation. Danc'n Center. Caller Helen Laughter. 352-5716.
Silhouettes Round Dance 7:30 p.m. Tue. Phase II and III Round Dance. Yellow Rock Dance Center. Cuers/instructors James and Vicky Novak. 358-9362.
Swinging Seniors 9 a.m. Tue and Fri. Line dance. Amarillo Senior Citizens Association.
Texas Twisters 8 p.m. Sat. Lessons at 7 p.m. Mainstream and plus. Yellow Rock Dance Center. Caller Jerry Arthur. 353-2642.
Whirley Birds 8 p.m. Mon. Mainstream and plus. Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs building. Caller Jimmy Gouge. 355-0025.
Ye Ole Squares 8 p.m. Fri. Lessons at 7 p.m. Mainstream and plus. Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs building. Caller Freddie McKee; cuer Mickey Grimm. 355-4823.
Hereford Merry Mixers 7:30 p.m. today. Mainstream and plus. Hereford Community Center. Callers Ted Ray and Janet Coleman and Roy Johnson. 364-2924.
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Capsule descriptions of movies showing in Amarillo theaters. Review grades are from Globe-News reviewers Chip Chandler and Larri Jo Starkey. Running times and rating guidelines included.
New releases
Driven (PG-13) - Action hero Sylvester Stallone plays a seasoned race car driver with a past. He's also been hired to tutor an up-and-coming racer (Kip Pardue). But there are lots of problems, and it looks like everyone is headed for a wreck. (1:42; language and some intense crash sequences.) (Not reviewed.)
The Forsaken (R) - Brendan Fehr and Kerr Smith battle vampires who stalk America's lonely highways. The studio is declining to screen the movie in time for opening-day reviews. So beware. (1:30; strong violence/gore, language and sexuality.) (Not reviewed.)
One Night at McCool's (R) - The studio behind this flick is sending some critics a leather whip, apparently hoping to get 'em stirred up. In the movie, Liv Tyler plays a femme fatale who stirs up several guys at the same time. Michael Douglas, Paul Reiser, Matt Dillon and John Goodman co-star. (1:33; violence, sexuality and language.) (Not reviewed.)
Town and Country (R) - Critics have been waiting for this questionable romantic comedy to appear since 1998, and such delays usually indicate big problems. Stellar cast includes Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton and Goldie Hawn. (1:40; sexuality and language.) (Not reviewed.)
Recent releases
Along Came a Spider (R) - Like a bad news story, it's really good at showing the "what" - that is, what happened - but it fails miserably at showing the "why." Morgan Freeman and Monica Potter star. (1:44; violence and language.) (CC: D+)
Blow (R) - Johnny Depp stars in the true story of George Jung, an insider in the Colombian cocaine cartel who makes a load of money and becomes the target of a federal investigation. (2:04; pervasive drug content and language, some violence and sexuality.) (Not reviewed.)
Bridget Jones's Diary (R) - Rather than a comedy of errors, this is a comedy of embarrassment, and Renee Zellweger's more than game to appear in a succession of horrifying situations in her quest to lose weight, find Mr. Right and nail down a happy life. She's terrified of dying overweight and alone, to be found days later being gnawed upon by dogs. (1:34; language and strong sexuality.) (CC: A-)
Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (PG) - Crocodile Dundee goes to Los Angeles. That's pretty much the plot of this movie, and whatever its faults, it cannot be accused of false advertising. (1:35; some language and brief violence.) (LJS: C-)
Enemy at the Gates (R) - When this film is at its best, it keeps the focus on a Russian peasant named Vassili Zaitsev (Jude Law) doing battle with a master Nazi sniper, Major Konig (Ed Harris). Watching these two in unceasing concentration is as visceral an experience as 2001 films have offered yet. (2:09; strong graphic war violence and some sexuality.) (CC: B+)
Exit Wounds (R) - After an opening that requires gross incompetence, carelessness and callousness on the part of every single person except Saint Seagal - the usual indications a Seagal movie is under way - "Exit Wounds" then settles back into a halfway decent action movie. (1:35; strong violence and language, and some sexuality/nudity.) (LJS: C-.)
Freddy Got Fingered (R) - Comedian Tom Green hurls a slew of beyond-bad taste jokes at the audience - the worst being when Green delivers a baby, cuts the umbilical cord with his teeth and whirls the newborn around by what's left of the cord. Avoid at all costs. (1:32; crude sexual and bizarre humor, and for strong language.) (CC: F)
Heartbreakers (PG-13) - Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love Hewitt play a mother/daughter con team that targets wealthy men. Buzz indicates it's a broad comedy, no pun intended. (2:03; sex related content including dialogue.) (Not reviewed.)
Josie and the Pussycats (PG-13) - Based on the old Archie comic and cartoon series, "Josie" has the ironic twang and relentless giddiness of "The Brady Bunch Movie," but because most people have only passing familiarity with the original "Josie" series, the movie has much more freedom in aiming a satiric eye at the whole pop-music industry. (1:38; language and sensuality.) (CC: B)
Joe Dirt (PG-13) - Imagine a postmodern "Wizard of Oz" in which the lead character is neither female, cute nor clean. That's "Joe Dirt," who also can't sing. (1:33; sex-related humor and language. (LJS: B-)
Miss Congeniality (PG-13) - Sandra Bullock as a tough-talking FBI agent who goes undercover in a beauty pageant that's threatened by a serial killer. Benjamin Bratt, Michael Caine and Candice Bergen wonder if she knows how to apply make-up. (1:45; sexual references and a scene of violence.) (Not reviewed.)
Pokemon 3 (G) - Ash, Pikachu and friends are magically trapped in a state of pure happiness. Also features a short called "Pichu and Pikachu." (1:33; not reviewed.)
Someone Like You (PG-13) - As assiduously bland as its title, yet another romantic comedy that revels in its predictability. Stars Ashley Judd, Greg Kinnear and Hugh Jackman. (1:40; sexual content including dialogue, and some language.) (CC: D+)
Spy Kids (PG) - Hints of James Bond movies and "Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" light up this high-spirited romp by writer/director Robert Rodriguez ("Desperado"). Stars Antonio Banderas and a couple of non-cloying kids. (1:30; action sequences and brief language.) (CC: B+)
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Ralphie, May I?
Mixing standup comedy with political correctness is about as funny as, well, politicians trying to be comedians (Bush's joke about looking for missing WMDs under a couch, you might've noticed, was neither funny nor PC). Comedy is an art form of sorts; it shouldn't be held to the same standards of decency, or even cultural sensitivity, as a cable news talk show. Comedy allows us the guilty pleasure of sharing a laugh over subjects we're not usually supposed to laugh at. Like when Ralphie May cracks jokes about a pimp going door to door to peddle his product, calling it "Door to Door Pussy," or like the way he thinks the Kennedys are all retarded, rich honkies who got a free pass in life.
"It's good that somebody's out there saying the stuff I'm saying," May notes. "Most comics give you what you want; I give you what you need." But people do want what May has to offer, which explains the overnight popularity he gained as a finalist on the first season of NBC's Last Comic Standing. As a result, May's got his work thoroughly cut out for him, and not just on network TV. For starters, May will host a show on HBO called Baggin', featuring the always enjoyable theme of people trading insults. May also is working on a film for MGM, which he will write and star in. The movie, with a working title of Southern, will feature May as Wayne Haydin, a white student at the predominantly black Southern University in Louisiana who last year was elected president of the school's Student Government Association. And May's hip-hop-influenced comedy earned him an invitation from ol' Snoop Dogg himself; May will be featured doing sketches on Snoop's next album.
For now, you'd do well to check out May's CD, Just Correct. What's the title mean? "It's not politically correct," May says. "It's just correct." -- Jason Budjinski
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Della Wells embraces family's past through art dolls
When Milwaukee artist Della Wells was a little girl, she and her mother saved cereal box tops and sent them in to get a free doll. The doll was like a little pillow, stuffed and easy to cozy up with. She also remembers getting her very first black doll. Her aunt gave it to her.
"I played a lot with dolls," she says. "They stimulated my imagination." »Read Full Blog Post
Sally Struthers brings experience, humor to 'Hello, Dolly!'
If the cheerful and idealistic Gloria Stivic had stayed with us during the decades since "All in the Family," what would the intervening years have made of her?
Having won two Emmys playing Meathead's wife, Sally Struthers is back with the answer: The increasingly confident Gloria would have become matchmaker Dolly Levi, rendered sharper and more pragmatic by life's knocks but still every bit as warm and loving, and even more of a stitch. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Symphony makes most of cathedral setting in concert
The phrase "working the room" clearly means different things to people.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and associate music director Francesco Lecce-Chong moved their proverbial tent to the Cathedral of St. John on Friday evening and worked the room beautifully with a program of Pärt, Bach and Bruckner that was perfectly tailored to the acoustics and ambience of the space. »Read Full Article
Skaggs, Hornsby pair piano with frenetic fiddlin' around
From the carefully placed microphones to the stringed instruments in the hands of Ricky Skaggs and the six members of Kentucky Thunder, the stage of the Northern Lights Theater at Potawatomi Bingo Casino was clearly set Friday for an evening of bluegrass music.
Had that been the bill, it would have been a fine show of prodigious talent playing the music Skaggs has been mastering since his youth. But there in the middle of the stage was an unusual addition to bluegrass tradition: a grand piano and its own experimental master, Bruce Hornsby. »Read Full Article


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Police in Kankakee, Illinois, are searching for the thief – or thieves – who swiped a plaster sculpture of Lincoln's hand from the Kankakee County Museum in December, Kankakee City Police Department Investigations Commander Jay Etzel tells PEOPLE.
"Somebody just swiped it off, stuck it in their pocket, or a book bag, or their coat or something and just walked out with it," he tells PEOPLE. "There was no censor on it … There's no video."
Museum officials reported the theft on Dec. 11, but Etzel says the hand could have been taken at least a week before then.
Authorities have their hands full in the case, but Etzel says a lack of surveillance footage and witnesses have left police without any leads.
The theft occurred during the museum's busiest month. Etzel says the thief swiped the artifact amid the crowds of people going on tours of the museum.
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The department posted about the theft on Facebook, urging anyone with any information to lend a hand in the investigation. In the post, authorities noted that the artifact is the creation of famed sculptor George Grey Bernard.
"We were devastated. It brought us all to the floor," Connie Licon, the museum's executive director, told the New York Times. "We're a small museum, and we just don't acquire pieces like this."
Etzel said that the culprit could face a felony theft charge for stealing the artifact.
Museum officials initially though the theft may have been a prank, the Times reports. But after nearly a month of hands-on investigation, Licon said curators have removed several other pieces from museum displays.
"Now we're paranoid," she told the Times. " And we're wondering: Is this person going to come back?"
Licon said she hopes the thief will return the treasured item.
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Police: Teen who crashed stolen car, left wallet in itMay 13,2013Police said they tracked a Clarendon teen who allegedly crashed a stolen vehicle after the teen left his wallet in the car.
Riley J. Bedard, 17, pleaded innocent Monday in Rutland criminal court to a felony charge of aggravated operation of a vehicle without the owner's consent, as well as misdemeanor charges of careless or negligent operation and leaving the scene of crash.
The felony charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison, while the misdemeanor charges carry a maximum penalty of one year each.
According to an affidavit filed with the court by State Police Trooper Jason P. Johnson, around 2 a.m. April 6, police responded to a report of a vehicle off the road on East Proctor Road. Police found a car that had crashed through a guardrail with sufficient force to trigger the airbag, records state.
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With fewer than three weeks to go in the Cavaliers' 2011-2012 shortened season, many are likely ready to write off the rest of the games and begin focusing on the NBA draft.
While a trip to the playoffs won't be in the cards, there are still plenty of reasons to watch the young Cavs in their last dozen games, whether it be the development of young players, the send-off of some veterans or listening to the best announcing team in basketball, Fred McLeod and Austin Carr.
Here are 10 keys the Cavaliers need to focus on before the season wraps up and some reasons why you shouldn't be flipping the channel to baseball just yet.


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Natural World Heritage site could be first in EU to be 'in danger'
Conservationists warn the situation in the Doñana National Park in Spain – visited by millions of migratory birds every year – is 'already critical'
Conservationists warn the situation in the Doñana National Park in Spain – visited by millions of migratory birds every year – is 'already critical'
Owenstown, in Lanarkshire's Douglas Valley, could become Britain's first new garden city for nearly a century
Just as money drives the poachers, so visitors' dollars can give communities a sustainable reason to protect their valuable wildlife. Simon Calder looks at the possibilities for East Africa
Experts say that 2020 is the final deadline for deciding whether one of the world's oldest buildings is to be saved for future generations
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Thousands of Dresdeners cocked a collective snook at Unesco today and held a party on the Elbe city's "ugly" new road bridge, which opens to traffic tomorrow despite furious objections from the UN heritage body, which stripped Dresden of its world heritage status in protest against the structure.
Police investigate after bulldozer rips through eighth century monument
The last time the iconic landmark was totally surrounded by seawater was 134 years ago
A Chinese vessel that ran into a protected coral reef in the south-western Philippines held evidence of even more environmental destruction inside: more than 10,000kg of meat from a protected species, the pangolin or scaly anteater.
'Ultimate package holiday' features 'bucket list' tour of almost 1,000 of the world's most famous tourist sites
English Heritage expressed its disappointment today after Communities Secretary Eric Pickles gave the go-ahead to a controversial skyscraper development on the banks of the Mersey fuelling fears that Liverpool's historic waterfront will now be stripped of its World Heritage Status.
Stretching the breadth of northern England, Hadrian's Wall is a majestic reminder of the ambition and might of the Roman Empire's conquest in Britain. Now, new archaeological evidence has suggested, contrary to previous belief, that the Romans far from co-existing peacefully with the locals, ejected them by force in order to build the 73-mile divide.
A Spanish official says investigators have detained multiple people in connection with the devastating wildfires on the Canary Islands, but authorities have yet to determine what caused the blazes.
Two firefighters have died battling a wildfire in the Spanish province of Alicante.
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Entertainment Licensing Associates, a Los Angeles-based branding and licensing agency, formed a joint venture with Tokyo-based Kaliya to help Japanese content owners expand their reach outside of Asia. The two companies intend to acquire, develop, and license Japanese intellectual property for introduction in North America and worldwide. The acquisitions will include films, anime, manga, video games, and toys.
The founder and president of ELA, Dan Kletzky, has worked with Kei Hiroki, the head of Kaliya, for more than 10 years at Konami Digital Entertainment and Lucent Pictures.
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Even though I've been writing about music for a long time, the thrill of discovering a new voice never gets old. Today, I had that experience when I interviewed Lykke Li for AOL. I'll post a link to the interview when it goes live. The chat followed a four-song studio concert for AOL's The Interlude, a video performance segment that highlights developing artists.
I'd been hearing Li's name for a few months now, but hadn't paid any attention to her. Other people clearly had: Her song "Little Bit" came in No. 23 on Village Voice's Pazz & Jop 2008 poll. She's 22, from Sweden, and her debut full-length CD, "Youth Novels," was released through Atlantic Records a few months ago. She has one of those slight, little girl voices that can, quite frankly, drive you crazy, but on her, it fits and is nothing short of charming. The album was co-produced by Bjorn Yttling of Peter Bjorn and John fame. (Remember last year's ubiquitous "Young Folks?")
Dressed all in black, in a loose, flowing shirt and ripped tights, she channeled Stevie Nicks when she sang, swirling and making her movements as much a part of the song as her voice. In interviews, she's declared herself an old soul, and it shows when she's performing. There's something a little possessed, otherworldly, about her that is extremely compelling. She's also not afraid to reach into her trick bag-she plays kazoo on "Dance, Dance, Dance," and opens "For Good, I'm Gone" using a megaphone. Her sweet voice only enhances the vulnerability her lyrics display on such songs as "Little Bit," where she coyly declares, "I think I'm a little bit in love with you/but only if you're a little bit in love with me." You can hear a few of her songs on her myspace page.
She's quirky and it's hard to imagine Li ever breaking through into the mainstream (although there's something about her vocally that reminds me of Donna Lewis, who had a smash in 1996 with "I Love You, Always, Forever"), but that's not her goal. In fact, she told me flatly that she doesn't ever want to play stadiums. She idolizes Edith Piaf and Josephine Baker. Both were extraordinary talents, but both also, especially Piaf, led extremely hard lives that I'm not sure I'd wish on anyone. But for now, it's clear that Li is following where her artistry takes her as opposed to a marketing plan. That may, and probably will, change, but we're glad we caught her now.
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Reluctant readers come in all ages, stages, and sizes. This summer, overcome a lack of enthusiasm with these tips, which can be applied to book haters of all ages. Examples will link to children's materials, but all suggestions can work for grown-ups, too.
- Forget reading level for just a minute, and start with interests or hobbies. Search for fiction and nonfiction that focus on that topic. If you like soccer, use our subject headings to find relevant biographies, fiction, and nonfiction.
- Explore picture books. There are many beautiful titles that are worth reading, and as a bonus are short and satisfying.
- Use writing as a springboard and create a summer journal. Then see why journal-format fiction is so popular.
- Explore the graphic novel shelf. Dense illustrations make a reader slow down to really enjoy the story.
- Come to a book discussion program, or start your own. Read the book together. Reading can be more fun when it's shared, and even if you hated the book, you can talk about how much you disliked it.
- Grab some poetry. Sometimes it's serious, but a lot of times it's silly and entertaining.
- Listen to an audiobook. All of the story and vocabulary words without the visuals.
No matter what, keep trying. Try new formats, try new recommendations, try non-print stories. It's never too late to find something good.


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A seven-person committee is expected to begin meeting next week to start going through the 23 applications submitted for the job of executive director of the St. John the Baptist Parish Housing Authority.
"We're going to have a committee read the applications and give us the best three, and then we're going to choose," said Iona Holloway, chairwoman of the authority's board of commissioners.
Holloway said she is asking the committee to select the top three candidates in time for the board's next meeting, on Sept. 19.
Board members have not gone through the applications and plan to keep the applicants as anonymous as possible, board member Art Smith said.
"We want to keep it fair, so everybody is on the same page," he said.
Serving on the committee are Perry DiCarlo, principal of Riverside Academy in Reserve; LaPlace resident Jennifer Frizell; Bruno Burrell, the parish's deputy assessor; retired public school educator Jaqueline Forest; Jo Maxent, a school district employee from LaPlace; west bank businessman Gala Holden; and the Rev. Sidney Tobias, a pastor in Darrow.
The board has set minimum requirements for the job at a bachelor's degree in public administration, business administration, finance business management or a related field from an accredited college or university. Applicants also are required to have a public housing manager certification or to obtain one within a year of their hire and have at least five years of progressive executive-level experience in public housing and government-subsidized housing.
The new executive director will oversee 300 low-rent housing units in Edgard, Garyville, LaPlace and Reserve, as well as 390 units of Section 8 housing.
Whoever is chosen for the position will inherit a challenge. The agency has long been deemed troubled by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, which has kept a close eye on the authority since a consolidation review by HUD found numerous problems, including about $1 million that was unaccounted for.
The authority has been without a director since May, when the board of commissioners terminated the contract of Richard "Dale" Wolfe, citing numerous contract and policy violations. The board has appointed Administrative Coordinator Cindy Johnson as the interim director until a permanent replacement is found.
As the search for the executive director gets under way, some projects that long have been in the planning stages are slowly beginning to gain traction. Authority officials are set to open bids for the demolition of six apartments damaged by fire several years ago as well as awarding contracts for painting and other maintenance work.
"There's quite a bit of work that will be going on over there,'' said Smith, who sees the hiring of a new executive director as a turning point for the agency. "We've spent so much time trying to get the administrative area straight that we couldn't attend to the needs of the tenants."
Jennifer Boquet can be reached at email@example.com or 985.652.0952.


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Church Partnerships Working to Stop School-to-Prison Pipeline
Over the last few years we have heard much about the school to prison pipeline. According to the ACLU, it is:
a disturbing national trend wherein children are funneled out of public schools and into the juvenile and criminal justice systems. Many of these children have learning disabilities or histories of poverty, abuse or neglect, and would benefit from additional educational and counseling services. Instead, they are isolated, punished and pushed out.
The Children's Defense Fund argues that because of a lack of early childhood education and healthy beginnings, this epidemic begins before a child is old enough to enroll in school, defining the problem as the Cradle to Prison pipeline. Organizations such as the Advancement Project, the Legal Defense Fund, and many others too have defined the school-to-prison pipeline as just another level to the mass incarceration epidemic and one of the most disturbing injustices we face today.
We know that the pipeline is undergirded by Zero Tolerance policies, mass expulsions, unprecedented school arrests, inadequate school funding, and myriad other unjust policies that either criminalize our children or rob them of the resources they need to be successful. We also know that high-school dropout is certainly a station on the pipeline. In many urban centers the dropout rate hovers around 50 percent, and some data suggests 7,000 students drop out of school every day. What happens to kids that drop out of school? Where do kids who are expelled end up?