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Top of the Charts: The top hits this week and past decades
Can Pink keep her spot at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 for a second week? Look below to find out if her new hit can fend off the rising competitors and then enjoy the videos from the songs that were top of the chart this week in 2006, 1996, 1986 and 1976.
No. 1 hit April 29, 2013 »Read Full Blog Post
Foster the People playing the Rave Sept. 13
Foster the People fans, get ready to pump your fists for "Pumped Up Kicks." The alternative rock band is making its Milwaukee debut Sept. 13 at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom.
Tickets are $35 to $45 and are available beginning at 10 a.m. Friday at the box office (2401 W. Wisconsin Ave.), by calling (414) 342-7283 or visiting therave.com. »Read Full Article
Fog days of summer: Ugly weather takes hold of Milwaukee
Milwaukee festival-goers will have to take their chances with the weather this week as rain and thunderstorms are expected to pop up periodically.
"We just aren't getting the kind of weather system that will clear the atmosphere out and give us a number of dry and sunny days," said Bob McMahon, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Sullivan. »Read Full Article
Thai-Namite to join Milwaukee Public Market vendors
Thai-Namite, the Thai and sushi restaurant at 932 E. Brady St., is planning to open a counter in the Milwaukee Public Market.
It would replace Sushi-A-Go-Go, which serves Hawaiian plate lunches in addition to sushi. It's one of the market's original vendors; the market opened in 2005. »Read Full Blog Post
New over-the-air movie channel coming to Milwaukee
A new over-the-air movie service called getTV - apparently, they are running low on brand names - is coming to Milwaukee "sometime this summer."
Sinclair Broadcast Group will become the Sony Pictures TV movie channel affiliate, it was announced Monday. GetTV will most likely air as a subchannel of Sinclair-owned and operated WVTV-TV (Channel 18), which currently shows the CW. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Spoon to play Riverside Theater Sept. 17
Acclaimed indie rock band Spoon will be back with a new album, "They Want My Soul," on Aug. 5. And it will be back at the Riverside Theater Sept. 17, the venue announced today.
General admission tickets for the 8 p.m. show are $26.50 and are available beginning at 10 a.m. Friday at the box office (116 W. Wisconsin Ave.), the Pabst Theater box office (144 E. Wells St.), by calling (414) 286-3663 and visiting pabsttheater.org. »Read Full Article
Madison native Marc Webb directs Showtime series
"The Amazing Spider-Man" director and Madison native Marc Webb will produce a new series for Showtime.
According to The Wrap, the series called "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" is a "half-hour comedy with musical elements." »Read Full Blog Post
AFT's 'Strings Attached' is Shakespeare with up north 'tude
Fish Creek — Two identical but separated twins, one of them long given up for dead. The twins' grieving, Wisconsin-based father, who lost a son and his wife in a storm during a cruise in the Pacific. Two young couples with zero chemistry, both sailing toward marriage and nearly certain shipwreck. Three family-run businesses, each enduring some choppy water of its own.
How to make comedy from all this would-be tragedy? Through farce, of course, which is what American Folklore Theatre delivers with "Strings Attached," the Dave Hudson (book and lyrics) and Colin Welford (music and additional lyrics) musical receiving its world premiere as part of AFT's three-show summer season. »Read Full Article
11 acts to see at Summerfest's Emerging Artist Series
Walk Off the Earth closes down the Harley-Davidson Roadhouse at Summerfest Saturday. But a few years back, it played the Big Gig's Emerging Artist Series, showcasing 44 promising up-and-comers at the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage. »Read Full Article(2)
Cast, writing keep Peninsula Players' 'Tin Woman' compelling
Fish Creek — A miserable old man sits in a chair at center stage, opening his thermos and pouring coffee as though it's a chore, before gulping it down rather than savoring its taste. A thirtysomething woman wakes up in a hospital bed at stage right, only to pump herself full of morphine so that she can forget she's still alive.
That's how things begin in Sean Grennan's "The Tin Woman," a heartwarming comedy — yes, you read that correctly — receiving its world premiere at Peninsula Players Theatre in Door County. But there will be tears accompanying the laughter, as we watch the loved ones surrounding these two wounded, flatlining souls try to quicken their pulse. »Read Full Article
Top of the Charts: Iggy Azalea's fourth "Fancy" week at No. 1
It seems like we are all just living in an Iggy Azalea world, at least for the time being. The Australian hip-hop star is celebrating her fourth week at both numbers one and two on the Billboard Hot 100. Watch the video for her hit single below and see which song might just try to unseat her next week below. Then, let;s reset our decades past and see wihich songs were sitting at number one this week back in 2000, 1990, 1980 and 1970.
No. 1 hit June 23, 2014 »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Music on the patio and the Brewers play the Nationals
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Journal Junction for June 18
From Martinsburg:
Two local elected officials voted against increased rates for water sewage funds to be used to improve Chesapeake Bay water quality. Martinsburg sewage disposal contributes to bad water quality in the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay. Do these 'no' votes expect to wait until you cannot swim, fish or use the bay? Maybe wait until the water becomes sludge to stop the pollution. Please vote to improve water quality now.
From Martinsburg:
To the Hedgesville writer: The Martinsburg-Berkeley Convention and Vistors Bureau website (Martinsburg CVB) has all the area's events listed. Also each summer concert program at travelwv.com.
From Hedgesville:
Maybe the residents of Hedgesville could raise money to get the weeds and grass cut from around the new library building. If the town or library can't maintain the building in its present state, why would anyone want to donate toward its completion?
From Hedgesville:
Regarding the article on my being bitten by a copperhead: Thanks to everyone for their comments and/or calls to the article. Doing fine and no signs of permanent side effects to my ring finger. Luckily, my husband found and identified the snake. Thanks to Berkeley Medical Center for its great medical care. – Joan Bittner

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Good afternoon.
I'm going to take my opportunity today to update you on a couple of items that we've been working on here at the State Board that have a great deal of importance to numerous audiences.
First, a guidance letter from the agency regarding criminal background checks and fingerprinting under P.A. 93-909 will be issued very soon. In advance of that, however, want to alert you to a crucial element in that guidance letter: The FBI will NOT conduct a fingerprint check for any personnel who are not required to be fingerprinted under the Act. This includes—among other groups—volunteers, student teachers and university supervisors. It is the State Board's guidance that school districts should not require student teachers to submit to an FBI fingerprint background check. This has been a major concern for the teacher preparation program folks in working with their local school districts, so I hope this information will be helpful in that regard.
An additional note: As ISBE issues a variety of guidance letters to assist you in statutory and regulatory interpretation on this and a host of other issues, we will attempt to create a standard format for these letters and post them on the ISBE website. In this way, there will be an archive of these letters that you can easily refer to for assistance in administering various programs. If you have any suggestions for us as you review this information, please do not hesitate to let me know. All of us at the State Board want to do everything possible to provide you with useful and timely information, and these guidance letters are part of that process.
Second, the Division of Data Analysis and Progress Reporting is presently working non-stop (giving up yesterday's state holiday, plus working through this weekend) to run the School Report Cards. More will be announced soon in terms of the exact time frames, embargo period, and other details, so a final bit of patience is appreciated as we bring this process to fruition. Nonetheless, I want to take the opportunity to once again thank all of you for your patience and assistance through the data correction period. I know it was a trying time for many of you, but I'm also heartened that we made the right call on this—the stakes are too high to have done it differently.
As you will note below, there will be an opportunity to meet and greet our State Board members in the Comiskey Room during the Triple-I Conference in Chicago next weekend. I look forward to the chance to see many of you there as we renew old acquaintances and make new ones. Many thanks, too, to Dr. Michael Johnson and his staff at IASB in helping us put this event together.
Randy J. Dunn
State Superintendent of Education (Interim)
Also in today's message:
· Employer contribution rate to increase on salaries paid from federal funds
· Charter school RFP released
· Reminder: 2003-04 performance report for districts receiving Title funds due November 19
· Reminder: Invitation to meet board members
· New online teacher resource available through U.S. Geological Survey
· Weekly Newsclips
Employer contribution rate to increase on salaries paid from federal funds
The Teachers Retirement Service (TRS) has announced that effective July 1, 2005 the employer contribution required to be paid to TRS on salaries paid from federal funds will increase from 10.5 percent to 14.0 percent for earnings in the 2005-2006 school year. This change is in accordance with Section 16-158(b-3) of the Illinois Pension Code.
The new employer contribution rate on salaries paid from federal funds of 14.0 percent for the 2005-2006 school year is equal to the State funding rate for 2005-2006. This rate will be calculated on an annual basis and will increase annually over the next several years.
Superintendents should alert the business offices of this change for the next school year. It will very likely have a significant impact on budgeting and financial planning for 2005-2006, especially in districts paying large numbers of employee salaries from Title I, Title II and other federal grants. For further information, contact the Division of Federal Grants and Programs at 217-524-4832 or email@example.com.
Charter schools RFP released
The FY 2005 Federal Public Charter School Start Up Program request for proposals (RFP) has been released. Grants are available to support charter schools through different phases of planning and implementation, including:
§ Pre-Proposal Grants for not-for-profit entities and public schools to develop proposals for submission to a local school board to establish a new charter school;
§ Planning Grants for newly approved chartered schools to develop curriculum and pay limited salary and benefits for the charter school director prior to opening;
§ Implementation Grants to support charter schools upon opening to purchase equipment, books, computers and other long term school necessities; and
§ Dissemination Grants for established charter schools displaying educational achievements in line with their goals to help other schools implement their successful curriculum.
Please go to www.isbe.net/charter/index.htm for a copy of the RFP. If you have questions or need a hard copy of the RFP, contact Richard Loman at firstname.lastname@example.com or call the State Board's Accountability Division at 217-782-2948.
Reminder: 2003-04 performance report for districts receiving Title funds due November 19
The 2003-2004 NCLB Performance Report is now available for completion in IWAS. This report must be completed by all public school districts or entities in Illinois that received any Title funds in school year 2003-2004 (Title I, Title II, Title III, Title IV and/or Title V) not later than 5 p.m. on Friday, November 19, 2004. ISBE must assemble the data and complete a federal report on December 1. If there are any questions, please call the Division of Federal Grants and Programs at 217-524-4832 or e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Reminder: Invitation to meet board members and superintendent
The Illinois State Board of Education and Interim State Superintendent Randy Dunn invite participants of the IASA/IASB/IASBO Annual Conference to stop by the Comiskey Room of the Hyatt Regency so they can hear about the great things happening in your areas! Please share this information with your school board members.
Hyatt Regency, Comiskey Room (Bronze level)
Friday, November 19, 2004 · 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Saturday, November 20, 2004 · 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
New online teacher resource available through U.S. Geological Survey
The U.S. Geological Survey has completed a website about the water cycle. Found at http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/watercycle.html, it features a diagram of the natural water cycle and an in-depth discussion of each of the 15 topics on the diagram. The diagram is available in 45 languages. The website is part of the existing Water Science for Schools Web site
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Hopes are high for 5th budget vote in BrandonBy Bruce Edwards
STAFF WRITER | August 06,2014BRANDON — Former selectman Richard Baker isn't about to bet the house on it, but he thinks the next vote on the municipal budget just might do the trick.
"I think so, but it's hard to tell because there are people voting 'no' who are purely emotional because they don't care what's in the budget," Baker said.
What makes Baker more optimistic this time around is that the budget isn't likely to include money to fill a police officer vacancy.
If there was one area of the budget that has drawn the most comment and criticism, it's the police budget and whether the town could afford an eight-officer force to provide 24/7 coverage.
Townspeople will go back to Neshobe School on Aug. 26, the same day as the Vermont primary, to cast their vote a fifth time on a town budget. Brandon is the only town in the state without one.
Although the Select Board has yet to formally vote on whether to reverse course and cut the position, the person who was given a conditional offer of employment was told last week by Police Chief Christopher Brickell that the offer had been withdrawn in the absence of a budget.
Not filling the police position would save the town $70,000 in pay and benefits.
Baker said some people are voting against the budget because they don't understand the level of services provided by a full-time police force and the history behind it.
"We had a big battle here 11 or 12 years ago about this very issue," said Baker, who spent 15 years on the board and several months last year as interim town manager.
Phyllis Cioffi Reed, who served on the citizens budget committee, said leaving the eighth police position open is the right move.
"I think it was a very wise decision on Chief Brickell's part," she said.
That should increase the odds of the budget passing, Reed said.
Before the March vote, the committee recommended a hiring freeze that included police.
For most people who voted against the budget, Reed said it was a question of money and the fact that the town can't afford 24-hour police coverage.
Janet Coolidge, who chaired the committee, agreed that cutting a police position increases the likelihood of the budget passing when the votes are tallied Aug. 26.
The latest budget proposal offered by Selectman Blaine Cliver also eliminates the Department of Public Works director's job held by Brian Sanderson, with the supervisory duties assumed by the road foreman.
Cliver wants to hire back one of the two DPW workers already laid off and have Recreation Director Bill Moore spend 25 percent of his time promoting economic development.
Sanderson referred questions about his job to Town Manager Robin Bennett, who raised concerns about Cliver's proposal.
"I think having someone, who is a union employee overseeing that department isn't in the best interest of the town of Brandon," Bennett said.
She said while the foreman does have some supervisory duties, those duties are carried out under the supervision of the public works director.
But Reed said if the DPW director's functions could be handled by the road foreman, that would save taxpayers additional money.
Baker said cutting the DPW director was problematic, leaving the department thin on staff.
The board, in putting together the last budget rejected by voters, eliminated two of the four DPW jobs.
Baker said one of the two remaining workers is out on disability.
If adopted by the board at its next meeting, Cliver's plan would be a 2.7 percent increase over last year's budget, with $2,389,974 raised by property taxes.
Since the budget defeat in March, the board has whittled away at the fiscal 2015 spending plan. Coupled with Cliver's cuts, the budget the board will review Monday night is $281,446 less than the budget that was soundly rejected in March.
To keep the town going through the first quarter of the fiscal year, the town has taken out a $1.5 million line of credit from Lake Sunapee Bank.
Town resident Art Doty said he takes Brickell at his word when he says eight officers are needed to provide 24/7 police protection.
The problem, Doty said, is that while people want 24-hour coverage, some don't want to pay for it.
Those people are on fixed incomes or their pay raises can't keep up with their expenses, he said
But Doty said for some, the issue is more than dollar and cents; it's a distrust of town government.
"I just don't think they know the town government that well, and I don't think in some cases they like certain individuals in the town (government)," Doty said. "And in other cases, I don't think they trust certain individuals in town."
He said that's a tougher issue to deal with than arguing over money.
Still, Doty said, the budget should pass if the increase is less than 3 percent.
Bernie Carr, executive director of the Brandon Area Chamber of Commerce, said leaving the police job vacant should send a response to the "no" votes.
Even with one less police officer, 24/7 coverage might still be possible, he said.
"I think they can try to work that out with seven guys," Carr said. "Is it going to be perfect? No."
He said the town can revisit filling the eighth officer position next year.
Concerning the public works director, Carr said in the past, the road foreman had taken on a supervisory role but only on a temporary basis.
He said Moore would make an excellent economic ambassador for the town. But he said he is concerned that the Recreation Department would suffer.
"It's so important to keep that Rec Department going strong," Carr said. "It's just getting built back up where it needs to be."
This is the second consecutive year Brandon has run into a stone wall on the budget. Last year, it took four votes to get voters' approval.
The town found itself in a tighter bind this year with no budget reserve to fall back on. The reserve was depleted to repair damage after Tropical Storm Irene three years ago. The reserve fund was also used to artificially keep the tax rate low.
Steven Jeffrey of the Vermont League of Cities and Towns said he is not aware of any other town that has voted five times on its municipal budget.
Carr said the town can't afford to have voters turn their backs on yet another budget.
"The bottom line is, the budget needs to be passed because it's beginning to affect the public perception of the town," he said. "We worked so hard over the past 20 years to change that image."
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Madlib the Rock Konducta
Posted 16 August 2013 - 02:00 PM
Yeah Best of MS might not be the most worthwhile purchase for me personally but damn it the sleeve's just so nice.
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Posted 15 October 2013 - 12:12 PM
Black Widow...along with every track on the "45", which is still in heavy rotation... is straight up fire. when the madlib flips 60's prog and psych wonderful things happen. But lmao wasn't this supposed to be a zamrock thing? "The Rock Konducta's primary inspiration comes from Africa's vibrant rock scene in the 1970's." Curious stuff since this is definitely 60's Brit stuff on this track. of course that's only part of it.
Not that I'm complaining at all, even one little bit. Brain Wreck Show was my favorite of the MMS mixes and Every SINGLE track off of this so far has been killer. and "Vol. 1", huh? No longer a part of the BK series? Will there be many more Vol. to come? Maybe disappointingly short tracklist? Intriguing questions.
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Posted 15 October 2013 - 04:42 PM
"Vol. 1", huh? No longer a part of the BK series? Will there be many more Vol. to come? Maybe disappointingly short tracklist? Intriguing questions.
I'm assuming the "vol .1" means that this is gonna be released/treated like his traditional Beat Konducta albums on Stones Throw. Two volumes and maybe an extra 45. But what do I know...
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Posted 15 October 2013 - 05:15 PM
I would have thought it'd be "BK Vol. 9: Rock Konducta" or something. But I'm sure you're right, probably just means there will be 2 LPs stretched out over a year or something.
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Posted 15 October 2013 - 11:16 PM
also Rock Konducta?
Where's Jay Optic at now? He will eat his words.
Posted 16 October 2013 - 01:56 AM
Posted 16 October 2013 - 08:57 AM
i admitted that some of his beats are average but he touches all boundaries so alot of his beats, only extreme crate diggers and music lovers of alot of genres will dig more (i think he wants it this way). im a crate/edigger!!!! appreciate this mans work!
bottom line to appreciate what Otis Jr does you have to have an open mind, if you come into it with a closed mind (looking for the boom bap all the time) u will miss out!
Posted 16 October 2013 - 10:45 AM
That said, I'm not an indiscriminate fanatic. There's been plenty (well some) stuff he's done in the past couple years I've said "eh" to (especially on the first listen). But the prospect of the Madlib doing a full instrumental album is incredibly exciting (hasn't been one since... the bonus disc on MS #11 if that counts, which was amazing) and I've been fuckin smitten with every track so far. Black Widow? that shit is amazing, not average. must have listened to it 20 times since yesterday. The last few medicine shows always felt more like samplers of Madlib's back-catalog to me, and THIS feels like innovation, like he's moving forward into Future Madlib!
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Posted 16 October 2013 - 01:32 PM
I think people who aren't familiar with Madlib or only have a casual acquaintance with his work will never be the first ones to say they like something new he does. I remember back when BK in India came out and I was bumping it a lot, the majority of my friends thought I had gone insane. Said the same shit as your friend! Lib puts a lot of thought and intelligence and subtlety into tracks, and sometimes you gotta pay attention on your first listen to fully appreciate. Plus I agree, he's a real "For Obscure Music Lovers, By Obscure Music Lovers" artist, and your average Top 40 buddy or even your casual underground and/or Madlib fan will not appreciate it as quickly. Once again it's not Lootpack sound, not even that mid-2000's sound. Those who are well acquainted with Madlib's prog/psych flips will inevitably be more excited about this album.
Well said.....totally agree.....
Real Hip-Hop!!!!!
Posted 16 October 2013 - 05:18 PM
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Oct 19: Madlib on Boilerroom.tv
Anyone saw this on the rappcats ? Shit, I think that line wasn't there yesterday. Best news of the day.
Posted 17 October 2013 - 08:47 AM
I'd give my <insert object/body part here> to go to any Boiler Room event, not to mention one being konducted by Madlib!!!
Posted 17 October 2013 - 09:14 AM
I've been listening to a lot of Madlib latley as well, but I felt the need to branch out... so I listen the
Brain Wreck is such an incredible tape. I always felt it was so underrated but after reading this thread i guess it does get some love! i've finally starting posting a lot around here because of my love for all things Madlib. This time of year (summer into fall into winter) always has me listening to nothing but madlib. can't wait for Rock Konducta
original works that he has sampled.
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Posted 05 November 2013 - 11:14 AM
On another note, HHV has Rock Konducta Vol. 1 listed for a December 20th release date, and 360vinyl has it for a Dec. 10th release date.
3 updates in one day? Surely that's a record for Rappcats.
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Posted 03 December 2013 - 08:20 PM
The release is like a week away, where's that pre-order? What's going on with that cover? 1 half pre-distressed/1 half to decay naturally?
Posted 04 December 2013 - 03:26 AM
29 tracks now... "verrrry soon" aint soon enough!
The release is like a week away, where's that pre-order? What's going on with that cover? 1 half pre-distressed/1 half to decay naturally?
My imaginative side hopes that part 1 is Rock and part 2 is Industrial. Kinda like how BK 5-6 had two different feels but existed under the same release.
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Debra Lee BizzozeroJune 10,2014
Debra Lee Bizzozero
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MONTPELIER Debra Lee Bizzozero, 60, of Hill Street, died Saturday, June 7, 2014, at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin after a yearlong battle with cancer fought with all the spunk, perseverance and determination Deb was well known for.
Born on Dec. 15, 1953, in the Barre City Hospital, she was the daughter of Caroline (Sironi) and Aldo Bizzozero, of Montpelier. She graduated from Montpelier High School in 1971. At the time of her diagnosis, she was working on her degree through the Community College of Vermont.
In 1972, she married Randolph Gonyaw Jr. in Montpelier, and they later divorced. In 1983, she married William Snovich Jr., who predeceased her in 1988. Deb met David Scott in 1991, and they have been together since, both enjoying many of their summer weekends at their camp on Shadow Lake.
Growing up in Montpelier, Deb worked for a number of local businesses and agencies including Vermont Legal Aid, National Life Insurance Co., attorney Mary Skinner, The Times Argus, and Fountains. Most recently, she had worked for the Community College of Vermont and the law offices of Theriault and Joslin. She also worked as an area Realtor.
Survivors include her partner of 23 years, David Scott, of Montpelier, and their Lab, Petey; her two sons, Randolph Gonyaw III and his partner, Annabel, of Barre Town, and Kasey Gonyaw and his wife, Ashley, of Tucson, Arizona; two grandsons, Adam and Ryan, of Tucson; a sister, Mary Maxfield, and her husband, Terry; a brother, Michael Bizzozero, and his wife, Rachel, all of Barre Town; and many nieces and nephews. Very important to Deb and not to be forgotten are her very close friends, affectionately known as The Bitches.
She was predeceased by her parents and husband William Snovich.
Her bubbly smile and sharp wit will be missed by all who knew her.
A memorial service and celebration of her life will be held on Friday, June 13, 2014, at 11 a.m. in the Hooker and Whitcomb Funeral Home, 7 Academy St., Barre. Family and friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the service. Interment will take place in the Berlin Corners Cemetery at the convenience of her family.
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Open records
Have you ever wondered if that neighbor that zooms down the street has ever gotten a speeding ticket in Washington County?
What about how much the city is paying for road repairs? What the property taxes are on that nice house with the big bay windows? The salary of your child's public school teacher?
All of that information and more is readily available to those who ask for it thanks to Ohio's Sunshine Law, which requires that public records be made promptly available to anyone requesting them.
Sunshine Week, which began Sunday and wraps up on Saturday, is a national initiative to open the dialogue about the importance of open government and help people understand their rights when seeking public records.
Though there are some exceptions, the Ohio Revised Code broadly defines public records as any record kept by a public office.
Additionally, public records are available to any individual. Requests do not have to be made in writing and requesters need not identify themselves or say why they are requesting the records.
But despite the vast array of records readily available for public perusal, only a slight percentage of them are actually ever requested, say many public officials.
In the slightly more than a year since he took office, Marietta City Safety-Service Director Jonathan Hupp has not had many public records requests.
"I've had about four or five. Outside of that, nobody is interested," he said.
Hupp has received requests for personnel files, correspondence of council and a file on a proposed dock project in Marietta, all coming from two people and one organization, he said.
Part of the problem, said Washington County Auditor Bill McFarland, could be that a lot of public offices tend to overlap, making it a bit confusing where one should go to ask for certain records.
For example, he said, the auditor's office could fulfill a record request for how much taxes have been assessed on a particular property previously. However, someone would have to go through the county treasurer's office to know whether or not those taxes are up to date, he explained.
To make things easier, McFarland has worked to make a variety of records easily accessible on the county auditor's website.
"We try to make sure things are made available," he said.
On the website people can easily search for properties, their values, their owners, transfer records, and more, McFarland said.
The Washington County Commissioners are also striving to go digital as far as records are concerned, said Washington County Commissioner Tim Irvine.
Previously, the most requested public record was probably meeting minutes, said Irvine.
Now those are available through 2011 on the website, www.washingtongov.org, which went live just in February, he said.
Not having the minutes available was one of the criticisms that the Sunshine Review had with Washington County's government website for the 2012 year.
Sunshine Review, a nonprofit that evaluates local governments' transparency and openness based on the information available on their websites, gave Washington County a "D" grade in 2012.
It also criticized the county's site for not having budgets, contact information for commissioners, or information on requesting public documents, all of which have been addressed on the new site.
Marietta City Schools Treasurer Matt Reed said the school district gets very few public records requests as far as financial data goes.
"We had one maybe two years ago about wanting to see some information on a project that we were possibly going to do," he said.
Reed oversees financial records, but has also become somewhat of a catch-all for other public records requests, he said.
Recently the office received a request for the personnel file of former Marietta City Schools assistant treasurer Barbara Mincks, who was indicted in December for stealing money from the school, said Reed.
"Unless it's something that's really extensive, I'll try to get it within a couple days," said Reed.
For simple requests, such as a teacher's salary, Reed tries to get an immediate answer.
"We do our best to give them the information they're requesting," he said.
Law enforcement agencies tend to handle a slightly higher volume of requests.
"Last year being an election year, there was a tremendous volume of records that were requested," said Washington County Sheriff Larry Mincks.
Typically, case information is one of the most requested types of public record. Those are released as long as the case is closed, said Mincks.
Other frequent requests include personnel files, video footage and financial records, he said.
Requests for public information do not have to be written, pointed out Mincks.
"The person doesn't have to identify himself. They can just come in and say 'I want to see this person's file,' and we say 'OK, come back at this time,'" he explained.
Records are not always immediately available because certain items, such as Social Security numbers and family information are subject to redaction, he said.
The sheriff's office does not charge to see files, but does charge a nominal per page charge for people who want copies, he said.
Mincks added that some commonly requested information is available on the sheriff's office website. There people can find financial information about the department, a current inmate list and a list of sex offenders living in the county.
New Matamoras Elementary makes use of some of the records on the sheriff's office website. The school prints out the photos and names of sex offenders and posts them in the school's office, explained principal Bill Wotring.
"The reasoning is really simple. These people who are listed as sex offenders, I think people ought to know who they are," he said.
Sometimes people do stand there and look at the offenders and sometimes people even recognize them, noted Wotring.
Marietta Police also field more requests for case reports than anything else, said Capt. Jeff Waite. "It's accident reports mostly. Usually people can just walk in and give them the money and they will print them out," he said.
The department charges $2 for a basic accident or criminal report and an additional five cents per page for supplementary information such as witness statements, said assistant records administrator Tammy Pate.
Knowing more about how to access public records is a step in the right direction as far as open government goes, said McFarland.
"I am a huge proponent of open government and government transparency. It disappoints me when someone thinks they have to submit a formal public records request for something. Just tell me what you want," he said.
The Washington County Clerk of Courts, which handles records for domestic cases, felony criminal cases and civil actions, charges 10 cents a page for basic copies or $1 a page for certified copies of documents, said Clerk of Courts Brenda Wolfe.
"They can go through any of the clerks. We don't have to get a request in writing," she said.
Certified birth and death certificates cost $25 a copy, said Beth Tullius, deputy registrar for the Marietta City Health Department.
The department can issue certified birth certificates for anyone born in Ohio and certified death certificates for anyone who died within the city limits of Marietta dating back to 1908, she said.
"All they have to do is come in and give us the name and date of birth or death," said Tullius.
Knowing more about how to access public records is a step in the right direction as far as open government goes, said McFarland.
"I am a huge proponent of open government and government transparency. It disappoints me when someone thinks they have to submit a formal public records request for something. Just tell me what you want," he said.


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I've been reading everyone's posts and it sounds like I'm not alone. WHEW! I have a 2.6 y/o DD who loves "Booba Time." I guess you could say I'm ready to be done. But, she is a screamer & cryer if she doesn't get her way. I've even gone to the point where I'll drive around just so I can skip the midday nursing session!
Are there serious negative effects from nursing them if they don't want to at all? I really wanted her to self wean, but all sign are pointing to -------> "Booba forever."
If she wants it, she wants it PERIOD! I've tried everything it seems. I'm a single mom, so there's no help at home.
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This undergraduate course is required for the bachelor of science degree in health management offered by the School of Public Health. It is available as an elective for all undergraduate students.
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Sunday, June 22, 2014 - Text by Gayle Alleyne | Badmintonphoto
Jan Jorgensen defied history today, becoming the first European Men's Singles champion at one of badminton's most prestigious tournaments – the BCA Indonesia Open.
Amid frenzied celebrations inside the throbbing Istora Senayan and a presidential political rally unfolding next-door, the Danish darling was clearly the on-court candidate of choice for fans who all week embraced his every win en route to the championship.
Barely able to fathom his accomplishment, the 26-year-old fell to the carpet (BWF home page) as his rival, Kenichi Tago of Japan, netted a smash to put the coveted crown on his ponytailed conqueror: 21-18 21-18.
In a gesture of great sportsmanship, the finalists exchanged shirts and hugged (below left). Thereafter, Jorgensen thanked his supporters, flinging three rackets into various sections of the audience in appreciation.
"I can't believe what I've done. I can't believe I've won the Indonesia Open. It's amazing. It's by far the biggest achievement in my career. This means I'm one of the greats from Denmark," declared an overwhelmed Jorgensen, the first non-Asian winner since the event began in 1982.
"They didn't think I was ready when Peter Gade retired but today I have shown I'm one of the contenders for the big titles."
His trailblazing exploits doubled Denmark's haul as the European powerhouse started the proceedings in spectacular fashion, with Joachim Fischer Nielsen and Christinna Pedersen (below left) rebounding from a game down to snatch glory – 18-21 21-16 21-14 – from China's Xu Chen and Ma Jin (below right).
Having lost the Maybank Malaysia Open final to the same opponents in January, they had the twin satisfaction of levelling their head-to-head record 6-6 and becoming only the second Danish Mixed Doubles pair to savour honours in Jakarta; the first being Pernille Dupont and Thomas Lund (now BWF Secretary General) in 1991.
Jokingly dubbed "Old Man Fischer" by Jorgensen, Fischer Nielsen at times played like his life depended on the match's outcome; dashing around the court, smashing, rallying tenaciously at net and covering when his partner was sometimes out of position. The Danes dropped the first game but grew in confidence and stepped up their attack as the Chinese wilted under mounting pressure and thunderous spectator sentiment in favour of the soon-to-be winners.
Ahead 11-7 at the third-game interval, Denmark's seasoned campaigners pressed home their advantage and, at 17-11, it appeared only a matter of time before they ascended the podium's top step. Pedersen secured match point with a smash, triggering deafening festivities among the thousands on hand.
"This is a special feeling. We came close (to this title) last year and we're proud to win here. It's been very difficult for Europeans to win in Indonesia and today I don't think we could have done it without the crowd," said 35-year-old Fischer Nielsen.
Then it was the turn of the tattooed titan to see if he could again repel the challenge of hard-working Tago in a World Superseries showdown; having done so at last year's Yonex French Open.
Honestly, there wasn't much between the two in the opening game and it could have gone either way, with them feeling each other out and trading points consistently, especially with some tight net play. It was evident something would have to give for a decisive breakthrough in this tense affair. True to his word, it was Jorgensen who grabbed some fleeting chances to dictate, with the score deadlocked 18-18; his enterprise and patience earning him the next three points.
Buoyed by that, Jorgensen was more daring in the second game while Tago (right) became frustrated and decidedly erratic on certain shots. At 14-8 ahead, the Dane just had to keep focus and, though guilty of a few loose shots to help the opposition's cause, he remained on course for his date with destiny; engulfed in a flood of emotion when the moment came.
It was all fun and smiles from thereon.
"Tago kicked my butt the last two times we played but I felt I had momentum after yesterday (semi-finals). I tried not to open up the court too much. So it was more about using the net and I felt I was ahead in that aspect," explained the triumphant No. 3 seed.
Asked about Denmark's overall performance in front of one of badminton's most discerning publics, he acknowledged it was definitely "a good result" ahead of the Li-Ning BWF World Championships in the Danish capital in late August.
Then he smiled and quipped: "I'm glad to see that old man Fischer has won again."
The packed press conference room erupted in laughter.
Interestingly, the vanquished Tago - still wondering if and when he will ever win a World Superseries - admitted he felt more confident versus Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei in the semi-final than against Jorgensen today.
Meanwhile, the increasingly imposing partnership of Lee Yong Dae and Yoo Yeon Seong thwarted the repeat ambitions of Indonesian Men's Doubles duo Mohammad Ahsan and Hendra Setiawan. Despite the comfortable 21-15 21-17 result against the hometown heroes, Indonesian fans applauded both pairs and appreciated that their players saved five match points before succumbing (right: presentation ceremony).
Playing critical points better and showing their all-round skills, Lee and Yoo took the first game 21-15 and motored to a 7-1 lead in the second. It proved too much for the reigning champions to reel in and the Koreans romped to their second successive World Superseries, having prevailed in Japan last weekend.
"This is a good time for me. It's the first occasion winning the Indonesia Open with Yoo Yeon Seong and I'm very excited. We communicated and collaborated well," said Lee, who tasted victory at the Indonesia event with Jung Jae Sung in 2009 and 2012.
* The leading lady of Women's Singles, China's Li Xuerui (above right), gave a polished performance to defend her title versus the rejuvenated Ratchanok Intanon of Thailand (above left). Winning 21-13 21-13, the World No. 1 was "thrilled" to replicate her feat of a year ago and announced her intention to qualify for the BWF Destination Dubai World Superseries Finals in December and seek a third straight year-end championship.
* China's Olympic gold medallists, Tian Qing and Zhao Yunlei, took the Women's Doubles title without even having to hold a racket. Following the Mixed Doubles, Ma Jin withdrew from her second final with a torn muscle in her right thigh. She was to have partnered Tang Yuanting against their compatriots. Despite the circumstances, the champions were pleased to add to their impressive list of awards.
Women's Doubles winners (right) and runners-up (left).
The Istora Senayan in all its glory on finals day.
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52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks #16 – Sarah Baker
My Great Great Aunt was Sarah Baker. She was born on the 27th July 1868 to William George Baker and Susan Baldwin.
Sarah married twice, firstly to Richard Loughrey on the 29th August 1888 at Boggabri New South Wales. She was given consent to marry by her mother as she was under the age of 21.
From the records, Susan's life was full of tragedy. Two of her children from her first marriage died young and her husband Richard died on the 22nd July 1893 at Boggabri. The coroner's report showed that Richard had drowned accidentally. The report from the Australian Town and Country Journal of the 5th August stated that:
"The body of Richard Loughrey, who was drowned on Saturday, July 22, crossing Barber's Lagoon, near Boggabri, while in a flooded state, was recovered last week by the police after three days' search"
Richard and Sarah had the following children all born at Boggabri:
- Sarah Jane born 1889
- Susan born 1890 and died 1890
- Emma Elizabeth born 1891 and died 30 January 1934 at the Private Hospital Malvern Victoria
- Emma married James Richard Blyth in 1926 at Mosman NSW
- Richard Clarence born November 1892 and died 1908 at Boggabri.
Sarah married for the second time to John Watson on the 5th April 1896 at Boggabri.
Sarah and John had children, of who were all born at Boggabri:
- Walter Watson born 1896 and died 1946
- Jessie Watson born 1898
- Jack Watson born 1903
- Wallace Watson born 1907
Whilst searching through the WW1 military file of her son Walter Watson, Sarah's address in 1940 was 63 Abbotsford Road, Homebush.
I have not found Sarah's death nor can I find her located in the NSW Electoral Rolls.
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Night Gallery: Season 3 DVD
Join master of mystery Rod Serling (The Twilight Zone) as he invites you into the transfixing world of fantasy, horror and science fiction of the Night Gallery. In this complete third and final season, Serling once again presents stories that still leave an undeniable chill, filled with restless spirits, murderous spouses and unidentified terrors that go bump in the night. Featuring a sensational roster of entertainment legends including Vincent Price, Mickey Rooney, Sally Field, Sandra Dee, Bill Bixby, and Leonard Nimoy, you'll want to be there as the final portrait of suspense is hung in the Night Gallery... forever.
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A second Castleton State College athlete has denied stealing more than $1,000 worth of merchandise from Dicks Sporting Goods.
Brandon E. Boyle, 21, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to a felony charge of retail theft.
Boyle, who appeared in court on a citation, remains free on court-ordered conditions of release.
He is one of six student athletes at the college charged in an alleged shoplifting ring at the sporting goods store in Rutland Town.
Earlier this month, George A. Busharis, 19, pleaded innocent to four misdemeanor charges of retail theft charges that carry a potential two-year prison term.
By contrast, Boyle, who police said worked at Dicks and aided the thefts by voiding from receipts goods that were taken but not paid for, faces up to 10 years behind bars if convicted.
The other students charged are Mark Comstock, Eric N. Cross, Dominic S. Heller and Zachary J. Howe. The case remains open but Vermont State Police said Monday that no additional charges have been brought since the six students were charged earlier this month.MORE IN This Just InBARRE TOWN Firefighters faced a collection of adverse conditions as a house on Granitville Road... Full StoryWILLISTON Police are asking for help identifying the man who tried to steal roughly $800 worth ... Full StoryNEWBURY Police said somebody stole booze and change from a Welch Road residence. Full Story
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LAKE WALLENPAUPACK, PA — Bill Streeter, director of the Delaware Valley Raptor Center will present a program on live birds of prey at 2 p.m. on Saturday, February 12 at PPL's Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center.
You'll see six live raptors and spend an hour gaining a greater knowledge and appreciation of the raptors of the Northeast. Streeter, who has a bachelor's degree in biology and a master's degree in zoology, will entertain as well as educate with the knowledge he has gained through over 30 years of studying and rehabilitating raptors, and through practicing the ancient art of falconry.
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Richard Diebenkorn: The Berkeley Years, 1953–1966, on view at the de Young Museum, will be the first exhibition to explore in-depth the work produced by Diebenkorn between 1953 and 1966, when he lived in Berkeley, California. The presentation will include over 130 of the artist's paintings and drawings assembled from collections across the country, many of them rarely or never before seen in public exhibitions. Diebenkorn's engagement with the unique settings of the Bay Area, along with his personal history, ties this exhibition deeply to the region.


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Let Darlie Expert Fresh Toothpaste Show You How Having Longer-lasting Fresh Breath Can Help You Make More Friends
Guess what's the next worst thing to dancing with a person with BO? Dancing with a person with BB – Bad Breath!!!
Firstly, yes, I am a dancer. I do latin ballroom, and also street latin.
Secondly, YES OMG SOME PEOPLE HAVE REALLY FOUL BREATH!!!
Some people don't even have to open the biggest gap in their head to emit a smell so pungent you wonder if they chewed a bowl of dung beetles for dinner and drank from the socks of a marathon runner.
IMAGINE DANCING WITH THAT PERSON. Because when you dance, you tend to require more air, so when you gasp, it's……… *OPEN SESAME*!!!!
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(Why is evil/foul air typically represented by the color green??)
When acting like an ostrich fails, and despite all subtle hints of avoid eye contact and folding my arms and looking disinterested, he still approaches me:
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Green Goo is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, given to protagonist Carl Johnson by The Truth from the Verdant Meadows Aircraft Graveyard in eastern Bone County, San Andreas.
Carl is in the airstrip, sitting on a crate, looking and waiting for The Truth. Suddenly, The Truth, who is riding the Jetpack acquired from Black Project, comes out of nowhere and heads straight for Carl, who ends up avoiding him. He later says he can't fly the thing, so Carl should better do the task. He should head for a train heavily-protected by guards, kill the guards, and get the "stuff". Carl asks what stuff, but Truth does not know yet. Carl, being confused and a little angry, asks Truth why he does not know yet. He just says to get the stuff they least want Carl to get.
Carl heads for the train, which is coming from Prickle Pine. He kills the guards protecting the train. He then shoots at three blue crates, with one crate revealing the package needed for The Truth. He collects the jar of green goo and takes it back to The Truth, who is waiting at the airstrip. Carl gives it to The Truth, who calls the green goo "everything". Carl asks one more time what is it, but it was too late, as The Truth drives off in the Mothership.
Mission Objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Fly the jetpack to the train, and steal whatever they least want you to get
- Shoot the crates on the train to find the jar of green goo
- That's the right one! Grab the jar of green goo
- You have found the jar of green goo. Take it to The Truth
- The reward for this mission is $20,000.
- The airstrip is now an asset, which generates a maximum of $10,000.
- The Jetpack will now spawn in Verdant Meadows near the water tank, in the front of the safehouse door.
- It is normally possible to remove the jetpack once equipped, however, this ability is disabled for this mission, meaning you can't land on the end of the train, remove the jetpack, and continue on foot. This also applies to the previous mission Black Project.
- Before you start this mission, make sure you do not have the thermal goggles that you got from Black Project equipped. If you do, remove them. Because you cannot remove the jetpack in this mission you cannot switch your weapons which make it impossible to remove the thermal goggles after you started the mission.
- In all likelihood a wanted level will be attained once you start shooting at the train, but unless you land near a cop (or somehow manage to increase the wanted level to three stars, perhaps by shooting police vehicles as you go) this shouldn't impact the mission.
- Just like in the previous mission given to you by The Truth, if CJ's fat is above 60%, a special cutscene will be triggered. The Truth will call him from inside a barrel, mocking him again and telling him to do some exercises. CJ meekly replies that he's "just big boned" while leaving the area.
- In the iOS/Xbox 720p version, it is possible to take the jetpack off. This will not affect the mission.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: ¼" Oval Roll-up Blinds
Units: About 250,000
Importer: Lotus & Windoware Inc., of Memphis, Tenn.
Hazard: Strangulations can occur if the lifting loop slides off the side of the blind and a child's neck becomes entangled on the free-standing loop or if a child places his/her neck between the lifting loop and the roll-up blind material.
Incidents/Injuries: None.
Description: This recall involves all roll-up blinds without release clips (see picture below). The roll-up blinds have plastic, ¼" oval-shaped slats, and measure either 48" or 72" long. The blinds were sold with two warning hang tags indicating ways to avoid strangulation.
Sold at: Ace Hardware and Big Lots stores nationwide from January 1999 through April 2009 for between $6 and $20.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should immediately check the backside of the roll-up blinds to determine if they have release clips. If the roll-up blind does not have release clips, stop using the blinds immediately and contact the Window Covering Safety Council for a free repair kit.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact the Window Covering Safety Council at (800) 506-4636 anytime or visit www.windowcoverings.org
Note: Examine all shades and blinds in your home. Make sure there are no accessible cords on the front, side, or back of the product. CPSC recommends the use of cordless window coverings in all homes where children live or visit.
Roll-Up Blind without Release Clip
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is charged with protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death associated with the use of
thousands of types of consumer products under the agency's jurisdiction. Deaths, injuries, and property damage from consumer product incidents cost the
nation more than $1 trillion annually. CPSC is committed to protecting consumers and families from products that pose a fire, electrical, chemical or
mechanical hazard. CPSC's work to help ensure the safety of consumer products - such as toys, cribs, power tools, cigarette lighters and household
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Federal law bars any person from selling products subject to a publicly-announced voluntary recall by a manufacturer or a mandatory recall ordered by the
To report a dangerous product or a product-related injury go online to www.SaferProducts.gov or call CPSC's Hotline at 800-638-2772 or teletypewriter at
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The Mexican media can be very sensationalist, and news is mostly local, and often heavily slanted towards the government, but for those who know Spanish there is an independent press, and some interesting programmes on TV.
Few domestic newspapers carry much foreign news, and the majority of international coverage does not extend beyond Latin America. Most papers are lurid scandal sheets, brimming with violent crime depicted in full colour. Each state has its own press, however, and they do vary: while most are little more than government mouthpieces, others are surprisingly independent.
If you read Spanish, Reforma has a good reputation for independence and political objectivity, while the more left-wing La Jornada is quite daringly critical of government and organized crime, and its journalists regularly face death threats as a result. The press has gradually been asserting its independence since the mid-1990s, tackling such subjects as human rights, corruption and drug trafficking, though journalists still face danger if they speak out, not only from shady government groups but also from drug traffickers. Reporting on links between the two is particularly dangerous. Over 84 journalists have been killed in Mexico since 2000; press freedom campaign group Reporters Without Borders rates it the most dangerous country for journalists on the American continent, and equal with Iraq as the second most dangerous in the world after Pakistan.
You can usually pick up a dozen channels in Mexico without cable or satellite. Four are run by the main TV company, Televisa, and another two by TV Azteca. Canal 22 tends to show cultural programmes, though they are often rather dry. Canal Once is the most original and independent channel, and frequently has something quite interesting on, especially late in the evening. Cable and satellite are now widespread, and even quite downmarket hotels offer numerous channels, many of them American.
On Mexican TV you can watch any number of US shows dubbed into Spanish, but far and away the most popular programmes are the telenovelas – soap operas that dominate the screens from 6pm to 10pm and pull in millions of viewers. Each episode takes melodrama to new heights, with nonstop action and emotions hammed up to the maximum for riveted fans. Plot lines make national news, and telenovela stars are major celebrities, despite their ludicrously over-the-top acting styles.
Radio stations in the capital and Guadalajara (among others) have programmes in English for a couple of hours each day, and in many places US broadcasts can also be picked up. Reactor (in Mexico City on 105.7MHz FM, and online at wreactor.imer.com.mx), plays a mix of music including modern Mexican sounds, and from México state, Radio Chapingo (1610kHz AM, wchapingo.mx/radiochapingo/live/index.html) plays the traditional music of indigenous ethic groups as well as modern Mexican music of various genres. If you have a short-wave radio, you can get the Voice of America (wvoa.gov) and at certain times, Radio Canada (wrcinet.ca).
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text: I just posted a question last night about pump weaning, but I also thought I'd throw this question out there this morning. I intended to wean my daughter at 12 months and didn't realize how difficult this would be for me emotionally. I have found the past month and a half to be very challenging with me being very randomly tearful about anything really. The only other time that I can recall feeling this way that even comes close is right after I had my daughter and I was dealing with postpardum blues. It's slightly better now, but I would still say I'm slightly more emotional. I seem to be struggling more than my daughter at letting this stage go! Does anyone know of any research done on the effects weaning has on hormones and emotions?


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172: The number of "Supernatural" episodes in the first 8 seasons, making it the network's longest-running drama series. Supernatural_640x480
15.7 Million: The number of likes on "The Vampire Diaries" Facebook page, the highest of any CW series.
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9 Million: The number of followers Tyra Banks has on Twitter, the highest of any CW star. NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 12: Tyra Banks attends the 22nd annual Glamour Women of the Year Awards at Carnegie Hall on November 12, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)
9: The number of series regular roles on "The Carrie Diaries," the highest of any CW series. PASADENA, CA - JANUARY 13: The cast of the television show 'The Carrie Diaries' attend the CW Network the 2013 Winter Television Critics Association Press Tour at the Langham Huntington Hotel & Spa on January 13, 2013 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
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I'm thinking about getting rid of a few including the full set from the 1998 grand final season with the grand final programme thrown in, i just want to gauge the interest in them first some of these programmes mean a lot to me so obviously i could'nt let them go for nothing what do you think?
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Posted 23 November 2012 - 12:14 PM
Limited market, pal - you'll be lucky to find that person who wants them. There aren't as many programme collectors around as there was, say 20 years ago, and most of the collectors will already have what you're selling.
Have a look on the RLCF site to see what the programmes are selling for individually.
Good luck.
Have a look on the RLCF site to see what the programmes are selling for individually.
Good luck.
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Posted 25 November 2012 - 11:48 AM
I would say keep them mate, as they will mean more to you than most as you actually collected them


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WATERFORD – The Waterford Wildcats dropped their fourth consecutive game Friday night as the visiting Trimble Tomcats captured a 54-33 decision in a Tri Valley Conference Hocking Division contest.
As has been the case in their previous three losses, the Wildcats grabbed an early first-quarter lead before unraveling in the second half.
Trimble scored five of the games first seven points before the green and white went on an 8-0 quarter-ending run to lead 10-5 at the end of the first.
Eli Strahler's steal and resulting basket kicked off the second quarter in grand fashion for Waterford, but the Wildcat faithful would have little to cheer about from that point on.
Trimble went on a 12-2 run sparked by three second quarter steals and eight- points from Wyatt Deak to grab a 17-14 lead.
Non-starter Austin Bauerbach scored an inside bucket for the Wildcats to cut the lead to 17-16, but Koons answered with four straight points for Trimble.
Wyatt Porter closed out the first half with a short jumper to pull WHS to within three at 21-18.
Waterford turned the ball over at least five times in each quarter and Trimble capitalized with several easy buckets in transition in the third quarter.
Jacob Kish and Dallas Slack each had five steals apiece in the game and Kish's bucket midway thru the third quarter on a Slack steal sent the Tomcats out front by 11 at 34-23.
After another Koons score gave Trimble the lead by a baker's dozen, Porter connected on a short jumper to narrow the lead to 36-25 late in the third.
Downs and Slack dashed any hopes the Wildcats had of getting the game back in single digits with transition scores to bring the quarter to a close with Trimble comfortably in front by a 40-26 margin.
Things got no better for the Wildcats in the final quarter as they coughed up 10 more turnovers and Trimble went on to an all-important road conference win.
"We really got active in the top of our zone there in the third quarter and got a lot of transition buckets," said Trimble head coach Curt Moore. "I think we may have had just a little more energy than they did in the second half."
Deak paced three Tomcat scores in double figures with 13 points, while Slack and Koons added 10 points apiece.
Downs narrowly missed a double-double as he yanked down a game high 10 rebounds to go along with 6 points.
Waterford was led by Porter with eight points and seven rebounds, while Austin Shriver was limited to just six points, while pulling down six boards.
Waterford head coach Tom Simms vowed to use the game as a learning experience for his young squad.
"We're going to learn from it and we are going to get better," said Simms of his team which fell to 2-4 in conference play. "I don't question their effort and I don't question their heart, they just have to get better."
The win was the fourth in a row for Trimble, who improved to 7-5 and 5-3 in the TVC, while Waterford fell one below the .500 mark for the season at 4-5.
The Wildcats will remain home Tuesday night as they host the Southern Tornadoes in another conference match up.


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On August 6, Afghan police officers discovered the bodies of 10 medical aid workers who were killed in the northern Badakhshan Province. Six were Americans. Today, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Special Representative Richard Holbrooke delivered remarks condemning this act of violence.
Secretary Clinton said, "These men and women were in the region to deliver free medical care to impoverished Afghan villagers. They were doctors, dentists, translators, and technicians, and their mission was solely humanitarian and wholly independent from that of any government. Before their deaths, they had spent several days treating cataracts and other eye conditions in Nuristan Province. At their next stop, they planned to run a dental clinic and offer maternal and infant health care. They were unarmed. They were not being paid for their services. They had traveled to this part of Afghanistan because they wanted to help people in need. They were guests of the Afghan people.
"At least two of the Americans had worked in Afghanistan for more than 30 years. They had worked under Soviet occupation. They had worked under the most difficult circumstances of internal conflict among various sectors of the country led by warlords, and they had worked under the Taliban time."
The Secretary continued, "We are heartbroken by the loss of these heroic, generous people. And we condemn in the strongest possible terms these vicious murders. We also condemn the Taliban's transparent attempt to justify the unjustifiable by making false accusations about these aid workers' activities in Afghanistan.
"Terror has no religion, and these acts are rejected by people all over the world, including by countless Muslims here in our country, in Afghanistan, and everywhere else. As President Obama said in Cairo, the Quran teaches that taking one innocent life is like killing all humanity, and saving one innocent life is like saving all humanity. With these murders, the Taliban have shown us yet another example of the lengths to which they will go to advance their twisted ideology. Their cruelty is well-documented. Members of the Taliban have assassinated tribal elders, thrown acid in the face of young girls on the way to or from school, and earlier this summer, they accused a 7-year-old boy of being a spy and then hanged him."
Secretary Clinton concluded, "The murdered medical volunteers, as well as the volunteers from many nations and the international coalition working to establish stability in Afghanistan, represent exactly what the Taliban stands against: a future of peace, freedom, opportunity, and openness, in which all Afghans can live and work together in safety, free from terror.
"That is what the government and people of Afghanistan are working to achieve, that is what we are working to help them to achieve. As determined as the extremists are to spread their destructive view of the world, the Afghan people, along with their partners, including the United States, are determined to stop them. So as we mourn the loss of these brave aid workers, we will continue with our own efforts, and we will be inspired by their heroism, their compassion, and their love for the Afghan people."
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Salg in Texas writes:
A very good response to this tragedy. Condolences to all the family and friends of the deceased.
Beth M. in the U.S.A. writes:
this crime is reprehensible. so shameful that anyone would do this.
I am deeply saddened, and my heart goes out to the friends, family, and collegues of those who are lost.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Here in New Mexico when you pass through my state, one may see the odd cross by the side of the road, sometimes more than one.
Each marks a passing, a tragedy, and rememberance of loved ones.
Now I don't know what the Afghan Gov. might think about this tradition, but memorials are often built to mark crimes against humanity to remind us all what path to walk in life and the one that leads to a people's despair.
I'm not sure if they'd stand up ten crosses on the spot and let the Afghan's who knew them bring their offerings of thanks ( flowers, a kid's picture they treated, a testinony of good health written and tucked under a rock at the base, etc.) to honor these good people's service to them and to the Afghan nation, but they accepted the help of these people of faith, different faith yes, but it created honorable people and they acted as such.
It would only be fitting to honor them as they were. For who they were and for the medical work they believed in that led them there, and their faith that gave them the individual strength of will to help out for free in the first place.
The Afghan people don't need to show us here in the States how wrong this was, many have voiced their disgust with the taliban's claim of responsibility spontaneously.
I suggest this memorial be considered because Afghan's may need to show each other how wrong these killings were, and what it means to be Afghan living in correctness with one another and the world at large.
To honor good people regardless of what faith they have abided by in their lives.
Does anyone think a Buddhist like myself would be alive now if I'd been with them?
Anyone who'd blow away Afghan's Buddhist cultural heritage would not hesitate to blow me away.
So this isn't about any taliban claim against Cristians made in hopes to justify their henious acts, or in repudiation of their victim's good works.
We can see the truth as much as every Afghan can, so no one is buying their story.
It's about Afghans remembering what Afghanistan is all about, and that's always been a crossroads of thought and cultures.
A melting pot not unlike the US in some respects, and honoring that at the same time honoring the individuals the taliban has killed without empathy for their victims or the Afghan people themselves.
They would rob Afghanistan of its soul if they could.
I'm sure Afghans themselves won't let them.
And if we are to have confidence in our partner in this war on terror, we can surely trust this.
K.M.B. in California writes:
I am so sad by this act of Barbary. My heart and prayers go to the families and friends of the victims. They died while doing a very honorable service to humanity. They could have been my friends and colleagues too. May God bless their souls. Amen
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Al-Shabaab, the Islamist militant group battling Somalia's U.N.-backed transitional government, ordered World Vision, Adventist Development and Relief Agency and Diakonia to cease their operations.
"Acting as missionaries under the guise of humanitarian work, the organizations have been spreading their corrupted ideologies in order to taint the pure creed of the Muslims in Somalia," the militant group said in a statement Monday.
"Along with their missionary work, the proliferation of corruption and indecency has become prevalent as a result of their presence," the statement said, warning other non-governmental groups against engaging in "similar activities"
All three organizations are Christian aid groups. However, as signatories of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement code of conduct, they have specific polices against proselytizing when distributing aid.
This brings "monkey see, monkey do" to a new low level of understanding and manifestation.
Wait for it...the repeated atrocities I mean.
Coming soon to a failed state near you.
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Sab in Sudan writes:
That is awful, those Medical have traveled abroad to help and cure and sustain. I hope now more training to local Afghan Doctors that will be a great help in the future. Also those
Joseph A.M. in Oregon writes:
Madam Secretary and Senior U.S. Department of State Staff:
Anytime you have the needless loss of civilian lives in a region of conflict, it is always and obviously very tragic, regardless who is doing the killing. Although, however tragic this recent killing of aid workers is, we have to look at the dynamics of the conflict in Afghanistan and in this region, resolving the conflict in Afghanistan is not a military solution. Afghanistan is an Islamic state and this society is historically structured by Tribal laws and governed by Sharia (Islamic Jurisprudence). You do not bring a Christian religious medical team, even if they are not promoting Christianity, or seeking to convert the local Muslim community, (even if their intentions are noble and genuine), and expect them as humanitarian aid-workers -- from a Western society, to be O.k. and safe within a Islamic State during a time of violent conflict and mayhem. Da, what were they thinking? Afghanistan since 2002, incidentally, has suffered many civilian casualties by Western military intervention and due to continuous ISAF and NATO air-strikes. The Taliban, in this particular incident, did what the Crusader Army did upon reaching Jerusalem, under the banner of the Vatican, approximately a thousand years ago -- by reciprocating the killing of those Christian aid workers. Only, in Jerusalem, during 1,100 a.d. under the banner of the Vatican, the Crusader Army slaughtered hundreds of Muslim civilians, including woman and children, only due to the fact that they were Muslims.
Yes, religion remains a very intricate part of this conflict in Central Asia, as well as the loss of civilian lives, as a result of ISAF and NATO air-strikes, having any civilians being killed in Afghanistan is very tragic and counterproductive, regardless of who is doing the killing. The U.S. Government, the NATO contingent, and the Afghan government, should only allow "international aid-workers" and humanitarian assistant NGOs, who are not affiliated with Christian Religious organizations, they should allow -- Doctor's Without Borders and Mercy Corps, in naming a couple. I simply cannot believe that the U.S. Department of State, in their quest for acknowledging the local culture and with establishing sensitivity for the Islamic faith, has not thought of this before, which could have saved at least 14 lives? The Taliban live a simple structured lifestyle, governed by Tribal laws, inspired by the Quran and follow Islamic teachings according to Sharia. I would like to see more emphasis being placed on "dialogue", "nation-building" and on the "reconciliation process" taking place, between the Taliban, Muslim community, Afghan central government and a much lesser military footprint.
Marcia K. in Canada writes:
I am very saddened by this act of brutal cold booded killing . The torah teaches to only defend ourselves . These kind people were only helping those in need . I pray the killers are dealt with in a extreamly severe manner - to show the world this behavoir is intolerable in the western, civilized world . Such barbaric , violent , criminal acts must never be accepted in the western world of norh america. I pray the killers receive the most severe punishment possable , and the whole world knows it.
Donald M. in Virginia writes:
I think its horrable, tragic and disgraceful, the Taliban are NOT human beings. They are homicide serial killers. Our prayers are with the families...Maybe it is about time the United States ended the Occupation in Afghanistan and bring our people home safe. I hope that the General in country can provide some kind of security for those that are in groups trying to provide help? Why on earth is anyone allowing these guys to wonder off without any kind of protection?