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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - July 7, 1944, Abilene, Texas WAR BOND BOX SCORE Series E Quota Series E Sales Thursday Scries E Sales to Abilene porter "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO. FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR-WORLD EXACTLY AS IT MORNING NO. 20 A TBUS AmH, NIWSPAPB ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1944 PAGES Associated Prat tAP) Uxlttd Prnt (V.P.) FIVE CENTS Pincers Closing on la Haye; Americans Hearing Capture of Final Bar to City CIRCUS FIRE TOLL REACHES 135 HEAVY BARRAGE PLASTERS [AST NAZI ESCAPE ROUTE SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED EXPEDITION- ARY FORCE, Friday, July S. troops closing a ring about the enemy anchor of la Hay.e. du Puits have stormed to the edge of the forest de Mont strong enemy forces lie in are threatening the last wooded heights dominating the town, supreme headquar- announced last night. Front line dispatches said, the only escape route out of the road and rail junction on the south was under artillery fire, and reported savage fighting toward the heights of the forest, three miles east of la Haye whose capture would un- inge enemy defenses" resting on la Haye on the west and ie bog, Marais de Gorges, on the east. Supreme headquarters nnue China Advance, tose Elsewhere attt Jfid the the By the Associated Press The seventh year of Japan's J tempt to conquer east Asia ded today with her armies still gobbling up great chunks of China but being slowly an- nihilated on every .other bat- tle front. spokesmen predicted relief would soon come to China by both land and sea. Axis radios forecast an American Invasion of the Bonin islands, about 500 miles from Tokyo. .Wj. S. Sixth Army troops, in an un- opposed landing Wednesday, cap- ture's Tiny Mairlnrteland-offc-norin- weslern Dutch New Guinea; The maneuver flanked Namber airdrome, only remaining enemy airfield on Wrby Noemfoor island, where CHICAGO, July A bishop anil 62 Catholic priests, brothers and nuns being trans- ported In a Japanese intern- ment boat off Ibe coast of New were killed last Fcb- B by a strafing attack from American Mlt 11 bomb- ers, the Rev. Anthony May, mission procurator of the Mon- Mtcry of the Society of the Divine Word at suburban Tcch- said today. His announcement said me slslcrs made frantic pleas for permission to signal off American attackers, but Japanese denied the yilcas. SurTrcrattacking Japanese were re- pulsed. more Japanese ships were sunk. Three of them were hit by Gen. Douglas MacArthur's southwest Pacific raiders. Thc other five were additions announced b.v Adm. Chester W. Nimttz for ihe July 4 carrier raid on the Bonin and Kazan (Volcano) islands. Ills revised figures fur Ms carrier plane %strike listed Nip losses at ten shins sunk, six probably sunk and 21 damaged. Since the western Pacific campaign started June 10, 58 Japanese ships have been sunk, M probably sunk or damaged, W835 planes destroyed and 35 planes probably. American loss- es have been 107 airmen miss- ing, 16R planes shot down and four slilfls superficially (lamated. marines and infantry- closed in on Japanese massed. In caves and fortifications of the northern tip of Saipnn, once an Jmporl.nt link in Japan's iner line of defense now being converted into an outpost In the United States' five toward China. U. S. soldiers drove toward thc third and last enemy airfield on Noomfoor island off New Guinea, within bombing range of tile Philip- forces "have already constructed a sound foundation on to bring aid to China soon." snid Acting Secretary of War Pat- terson. And. said Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, there's "a gtiod prospect of tne early opening of a qflna-India'land route." Small gains were reported In both the southwest China and Burma campaigns to reopen that road. Only If, miles separates advanced Allied units across the mountainous bor- Somc Allied successes were re- ported ever In southeast where Nipponese troops were trying lo elisc a vice on the last segment of the Hankow-Canton Chinese reported vwln- hijt skirmishes both north and south of Ilengyann, junction city still held tenaciously by sur- rounded Chinese troops. Bedraggled tied in droves from threatened territory. Some j'.tc suffocated In stampedes Into trains. Others toppled to their fi'om roofs of coaches, said that doughboys' fought twice into la Haye .in the last 48 hours and twice were forced back, although they probably still held the railroad station in the northern outskirts. Capture of the heights might as Lessay, five miles south of La Haye, and Periers, nine miles south- east. In- the brightest, hottest day In Normandy since D-day, another column coming around the great bog on the east forged beyond the village -of ..Culot, which the Ger- mans once regained with a coun- ter-attack, and fought to within a mile of Salnteny, five miles south- west of Carentan, widening the narrowest sector of the whole front in an advance of more than a mile. Both British and Germans poured armor and infantry Into the battle raging for. Carpiquet airfield, only three miles east of Caen on the road to Paris, and the nijht communique said number ot enemy tanks were destroyed. With the skies cleared last, and the Allies-free to throw their Sunday aerial punch at the enemy, German communications took a se- vere mauling as hundreds of war- planes went bombing and strafing transport, roads and rails all the wa. behind the front and on back to the Paris area. Rail lineo were cut by bombs at many, points, fuel dump! were left blazing at Chartrcs, Argentan and Cerences, and dive-bombers attack- ed troops massing to oppose the American push soulhwcstward from Carentan. A dispatch from Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's advanced command post declared that more and more Allle troops and as- tonishing piling up along th: beachhead for the decis- ive battles ahead. British and Canadians around Caen battled thc greatest mass of German manpower ever con- centrated on a narrow front In this or the last World War- one division to slightly less than three miles of front, supreme headquarters said. The German news agency DNB said Field Marshal Karl Rudolf Gerd Von Rundstedt, German com- mander In the west, been re- placed by Marshal Geunlher Von Kluge, counter-offensive specialist from the Russian front, possibly presaging a heavy counter blow. DNB said Von Rundstedt was in "ill health." As thc fighting raged about La Haye, TJ. S. troops in the bright Normandy sunshine f struck from Carentan and wldeneu that narrow- est sector of the bridgehead. In the biggest advance of thc day, they fought forward more than a mile into the village of Culot, four miles southwest of Carentan. Thc enemy hit back in strength, forcing the Ameri- cans from the town, but tiie doughboys took up positions just outside. Far behind the front the French underground was fighting so well that the supreme command releas- ed a special communique detail- ing Its dh- trlcls liberated, vital enemy troop lines south of Normandy choked off, and whole enemy divisions en- gaged. Soviets Only 10 Miles Of Baltic Mouth Friday, July troops were re- ported by the Berlin radio early- today to be within 1( miles of the Baltic gateway o.1 Wilno (Vilna) and the Rus- sians themselves. announced important advances all alonj the central front now stretch- ing 350 miles north from new- .ly captured Kowel in southern Poland. The Moscow radio said the Ger- mans In Wiino, big rail center In the northern neck pf pre-war Po- land, were threatened with the same kind of debacle they suffer- force the enemy to withdraw as far ed ln the Ru5sian capltal of Minsk. All the. reserves that the Nazi command could muster were being thrown into the battle, Russian re- ports said, but according to Mos- cow the fall of the city was Im- minent and the 'Germans were malting preparations to evacuate even while waging a desperate de- laying fight. etalin's special order of the day announcing Marshal Konstantln K. Rokossovsky's First White Rus- sian army had captured Kowel, large German stronghold and com- munications center 75 miles south- east of Brest Litovsk, followed by more than 24 hours the Germans' own announcement that they had evacuated the .city. In a dispatch from Moscow, Associated Pros. Correspondent Eddy- Gilmorc called the ture of Kowel the commence- ment of "a great new Red army thrust In the direction of Flnsk and Brest Litovsk" and the German radio itself 'said a reason for the withdrawal was to forestall a Russian- pincers movement. More than 50 other places were taken during the day as Soviet troops smashed westward all along the front and the Moscow com- mUnique'sald more than Ger- mans were killed as the Russians continued their methodical mop- ping up of the area east of Minsk. An entire regiment with its com- mander surrendered, the war bul- letin stated. Abilene Soldier Killed in Italy Pfc. Charles W. Yatcs was killed in action in Italy May 29th, the Wnr department notified his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Yates, 709 Nortli 12th. The Wealher S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATIIF.R BUREAU ABILE.VK cloudy Frid WEST riday x TEXAS AND VICINITY d fiaturiliy. AND ARKANSAS Partly rloiirty Trldty mill Saturday. LOUISIANA AND EAST TEXAS Partly rlnudy Friday and Saturday v.-llh arjiltered afternoon ihnweu near thft coast. TEMPERATURES Thuri. Wed. A.M. HOUR Thurs. -.Wed. P.M. m 03 BO fii no M 87 UK Ri n.% is ftj Xfl .........11......... 'it M M .........12......... 71 temperatures ft p.m. mil M, Hlfh low mme dute ml yenr: lltft 72. taut nftfiCi Sinriae mninfM; anitt ItMliM; _ JSf j DANIEL BOONE KIN HUNTS JAPS ON Japs on Saipan island, in the Marianas, is Marine Private Jerome Haralson Boone Jr. of Fort Worth, Texas, U. S. Coast Guard caption on this picture states, is a great, great grandson of the famed Indian and bear hunter, Daniel Boone of Kentucky. Boone is helped in pulling a Jap he killed from a foxhole by Marine Vic. Kenneth Deamvile of Enid, Okla. (AP Wirephoto from Coast FOUR MORE COUNTIES IOP QUOTAS IN BOND DRIVE PFC. CHARLES W. YATES Private Yates, the youngest of three in the armed forces, trained at Camp Woltcrs, Tex., Camp Rucker and Ft. McClcllan, Ala., before going overseas. He en- tered service March 19, 1943. Private Yates attended Abilene schools. His brother, S-Egl. W. A. Yatcs, is also serving in Italy. Another brother, Sst. H. H. Yates. stationed at Galvcstoh, Tex., is visiting in Abilene now. Private Yates Is also survived by three sisters. Mrs. Tom W. Woods, Mrs. Ruby Bailey and Mrs. Erwin Beyer, all of Abilene, Hearings Set AUSTIN, July Rail- road Commission today gave notice of tlie following hearings: July of Magnolia Petroleum company for a special allowable for Its B. J. Van Winkle Well No. 1 In Stephens county. July of Hlckok- Texas division to Inject Into a water sand found at a subsurface depth of approximately 500 feet the water produced incident to thc oil production from Its Farmer No. 1 well located In Section Vtl, East- ami county. Four more West Texas counties were reported over the top in the Fifth War Loan drive yesterday. Coleman county's overall sales reached, ;the quota k, j pi L. Knox, prominent Coleman; county rancher. Pat BUllock at Colorado City an- Scout Canvass Of City Today About 400 Boy Scouts will can- vass the residential section all day today, or until every person is con- tacted, in an effort to raise E bond sales. Instructions were given them last night at a meeting in the city hall where C. M. Caldwell, county chair- man, Ed Stewart and George Bar- ron, co-chairman of the steering committee, spoke briefly on the im- portance of the drive. The three visiting bond salesmen presented their interpretation of a Scout's bond talk, and the reaction 'roni the persons' contacted that may be expected by the boys. In his message to the. Scouts, Caldwell said, "Boys, you're going nto the world's biggest bonds to help your big buddies." Stewart explained the work of the Scouts as that of cleflncrc, explain- ng their real challenge which will be obtaining pledges for bonds that are -a sacrifice to the buyers. 'Bonds have to be Barren .old the troops, wo know .he Scouts will do it." The Scouts, meeting at 9 a. in. .oday, will have definite routes to travel for contacting residents of Abilene in an effort to raise the E, Gen. bond sales. They will Bake orders for the bond, but will accept no money. Bonds are to be purchased through regular channels. Their instructions, given b.v nounced that Mitchell county had bettered .its goal by The county overall quota was Bullock, the county chairman, said Mitchell still lacks some of rneetilng the Series.IB-quota.1 000. .Fisher county also reported, "over" in both overall and Es. Total sales Seven Abilene theaters Thurs- day opened their doors to pur- chasers of Series E bonds at the Paramount and Bobby Wai- her booths where the day's sales were reported at Other theaters participating were the majestic, Star, Queen, Texas and Palace. In'Fisher county, according to Co- Chairman W. W. Morton of Roby, hit Lcckett Shelton, assistant re- gional manager for the War Finance committee, said last night after a swing around the '.crritcry that Rea- gan county also had topped its quotas both in overall sales and In B securities. Here in Abilene the Series K bonds were still being pushed. The two Abilene banks reported yes- terday's sales at bring- ing the drive's total to S7R4.424.25 against a quota of Today's war bond speakers over a. Walter Adams of AGO- a. Nena Ramsey Lewis. p. T. Brooks. Charles Rutledge, executive Scout matter, were to call at homes until nil persons residing in Uie houses are contacted. Mrs. W. Baitx, 33, Dies at Stamford De Gaulle Receives Washington Welcome WASHINGTON, July (IP) Charles de Gaulle reached Washington today for across-the- tabie talks with President Roose- velt on Franco-American relations, frequently troubled by friction dur- ing the last year and a half. A n-gun salute roared out from national airport's battery of can- non as the head of tha French I g "lld' Many Die In Crash Of Train KNOXVILLE, Ttnn., July Louisville and Nashville railroad train, reportedly carry- Ing troopi, cracked up In a thunderous crash at p.m. miles south of Jellico, Tenn., In the Clear Fork river gorge, killing an undetermined number pf persons, the Knox- ville Journal reported tonight. At least two coaches and engine spilled over Into the Clear Fork river and burned furiously. Loyd Balrd, who reported the wreck lo the Journal from his home at Jellico, said he visited the wreckage at p.m. and described it as "bedlam." "Everything Is confusion and no one knows how many are killed and how many Injured. It would be difficult for anyone to get out of burning coaches in that river alive." Baird said scores of Injured were being brought to Jellico hospital and the hospital Itself was too busy for any attache to give fcny details. The office here substan- tiated reports from the wreck scene and said all possible was being, done, to rescue persons tripped, Track crew's 'were be- ing .rushed to the scene. Baird Pilot Reported Lost BArRD, July Lt. Morris H. Cooke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Cooke. formerly of Batrd now living In Portland, Ore., has been lislted as missing in ac- tion over Romania since June 23. A first pilot on a Plying Port- ress, Lieutenant Cooke has been overseas since March, 1944, after AT LEAST 220 PERSONS HURT IN BIG DISASTER HARTFORD, Conn., July greatest disaster in American circus history killed at least 135 persons, with same estimates of the ultimate death toll running as high as 200, in a terrifying burst of flames that enveloped the huge, main tent of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus and brought injury to at least 220 persons. The fire, discovered near the entrance of the big iop few minutes after a mighty thunder of applause had signaled the close of the opening animal act, turned 6.000 erstwhile festive spectators into a mass of frantic men, women and children, screaming and shouting and fighting to reach the exits. Children were tossed by fear-stricken parents from lofty seats to the ground beneath, some to escape but many to be caught in the folds of the flaming tent. Their cries rang in the ears of spectators. women and children alike were trapped beneath the canvas as it crashed to the ground in a fiery climax to a catastrophe as said Felix Adler, noted clown, as ever witnessed by any circus performer. As Gov. Raymond E. mo- bilized nil of the state's emergency resources, a steady stream of mo- tor vehicles brought the dead, among them many children, to a temporary morgue established in the drill shed of the sprawli- state armory. The count there showed 127 dead. Meanwhile, other cars and am- bulances brought scores of Injured and burned to city hospitals after first aid treatment at the scene or in nearby drugstores. Tonight Police Court Prosecutor S. Burr Leikind announced he had Issued warrants charging man- slaughter" against -four-Officers of the said other arrests might be made. Tile four charged were J. A. Haley, vice-president of the'circus company; John Brice, circus chief of police: George W. Smith, general manager, and Leon- ard Aylesworth, described as chief canvass man. Hal Olvcr, circus press ngent, termed the blaze "the first great fire in the whole history of Ring- ling Brothers nnd estimat- ed the damage to circus property at Odler, who hns been with the circus for 31 years, said he was In thc dressing ttiit when the first ciy of "fire" quickly turned into Bedlam. "We heard a roar, like the applause when one nf the liifc acts comes said Atllcr, "only we knew tbat the animal act was over and there .shouldn't be applause. We knew then ihat something was wrong. Tbcn we smelted smoke, xxx r thought Hie mcnag'ric fire in Cleveland (In August 1312 in which three circus employes were Injured and more than 41) animals kill- ed) was the worst IhinK I could ever sec, but no our in flic cir- cus bushiest has ever srcn any- thing as horrible as this." i The five members of the famous Evans Believed Directing Band When Blaze Hit Merle Evans, called the "Toscanini of the Big Top" and well-known throughout West Texas, was believed to have been at his post as di- rector of the Ringling Bro- thers and Barnum and Bailey circus when fire swept through the big tent yester- day at Hartford, Conn. LT. MORRIS H. COOKE receiving his commission at El lington Field, Houston, in Dccem her, 1943. He attended bombc: school jit Tarrant Field, For Worth and received advancec training at Muroc, Calif. Lieutenant Cooke is a gradual of Winters high school. His wifi and two-ycnr old daughter are llv National Committee stepped from a big plane after his Journey from Algiers to be greeted b.v the high command ot thc United States Army and Np.vy. The salute was in accord with STAMFORD. July 7- (Snl.l ,if Gaulle's military rank but was Mrs. W. Baitz. 33, died Wednesday four guns short of the hon- at 9 p. m. in the Stamford hospital after an illness since June 29. The funeral will be held Saturday at 5 p. m. at the Zion Lutheran church in Sagerton. Burial will be in thc Old Glory cemetery under tile direction Kenney funeral home. Mrs. Bnitz was the former Ida Johanna and was married July 10, 1929. at Chene.v, Kans., and for the past 15 years has lived on a farm between Old Glory and Sa- gerton. She Is survived by her husband, one son, Bill Jr., a daughter, Buna Belle, her father, William Wiilf, Alamo, two brothers, William Wulf Jr.. Alvin Wulf: three sisters. Mrs. Mnrlln Hwitlrlck, Mrs. M.nnic Burrough, Kans., and Mrs. C. F. Jucrgensen, Alamo. ors paid to a head of state, welcome thus underscored Wash- ington's decision not to recognize de Gaulle's committee have had thc opportunity to ex- press themselves. Rites at 5 P.M. Graveside services for Mrs. Alice Newb'.-rry who died lust Wednesday in California, will he at 5 p. m. to- day, at Ccdnr Hill cemelf-ry. Laugh- ter funeral home Is In charge. Mrs. Newbcrry was an early day resident of Abilene. She died at Pomona, Calif. As Texas Nominee HOUSTON, July 8-MV-Noml- iiatlon nf E. R. Eudnly for director of the Texns extension service was withdrawn toriny by the Texas A. and M. college board of direc- tors and President Glbb Gllclirlst was asked to submit a new nomi- nee. Through Board President F. M. Law the directors expressed their unanimous belief that the selec- tion of Eudnly "was an excellent choice anc that he would have made an outstanding lender" asid criticized tlm "arbitrary disappro- val" of Eudaly by the national ex- tension service, Blalock Hopeful For Compromise AUSTIN, July 6. National Committeeman Myron Bla- lock said today hr was encouraged by conversations regarding a recon- dilation rl party factions In Texas but lie could not promise a state- ment on the situation sooner than three or four days. Blalock left lure lor his home In Marshall by wny of Dallas. While in Austin he conferred twice with Gov. P.. Stevenson and although he declined to say witli whom he had conferred other than with Stevenson, or what plan of composing differences might have been Coleman Marine in Marshall; Promoted SOMEWHERE IN THE MAH- SHALLS Marine Pfc, 'Aubrey M. Morgan of Colemnn, was promoted to tnat shortly after coming ashore with the first Marine contingent to land on this atoll in the Invasion of tlic Mar- shall Islands. He Is the non of A, M. 300 E. Plftli street, Colcmsn. MERLE EVANS Indications were Evans was not injured badly, if at all, since Roland Butler, general press agent for the show, said nil animals were saved and none of the injured circus per- sons was more than slightly hurt. The Assir.lnttir; story of the tragic fire said that as soon ns the fire brokr out the circus bnnd be- gnn to play and everyone In the tent started out through the near- est exit. Evans directed the Hardin-Sim- mons Cou-boy band for two sem- esters in 1042-43 after serving many Wallenda high wire troupe nscrib cd their escape from tlic inferno to their acrobatic training. had Just climbed to the wire above j os of thc V--! enthralled circus audience Brothers circus band. He when they noticed .lie flames. Ulc show ,n Ig4, nftcr the "We slid down thc ropes nnd cll.CU5 ,ost band a of tended for I he perfrrmeri exit. a riiOTBrecmeiit wish the Musicians' said Herman Wollcnda, 'but. pco- 1 ..cjolned thc st Evans Is one of thc most popu- lar figures in the circus business pic vcr- so crowdi-d there Hint we saw we didn't have a chance. So we climbed over the cage that lines thc ?xlt. That was easy for we're performers. liut the public couldn't get nut that way." After viewing the tonight. Herbert Duval, circus adjuster, commented: "We're out of Circus people salo that only onf accident in circus history compared to thc disaster which struck hero during this altcnionn'.-, diFaster That was In 1918 when a -10-c.ir llagenbcek-Wnllatc circus train w.is wrecked, resulting in a toll of M dead and 150 Injured. Olvcr said the cause of the file was but ex- pressed the belief "it started most likely from a cigarette, In- tentional or accidental, dropped by someone sitting In the up- per rows of scats." which has been his career since he ran away from Iiorne as a youngster to Join a carnival side- Eye witnesses groped to describe the scene for words of liorror which quickly unfolded before tlicm as the first flame, described by one is so sma'l that It could have been nut with a pai! of quick- ly became a lethal, firry weapon. Above thc roar of frightened ani- '.ial.i could hfnrd the frantic calls of mothers .seeking their chil drcn and the furious crackling of lames as they first quickly envelop- ed the big tent and then sent tlic canvas to the around In ruins. John M. Parsons, chief usher for lie circus, estimated B.OOO persons were In the tent when thc first tiny lames began to c.-cep up one corner if the big tent near the entrance. Thc cry ot "fire" echoed through See FIRE, I'aje 3, Col. 3 Hope of Reaching Trapped Miners Dim BELLAIRE, Ohio, July A hope for the re.scue of 64 men scaled by a fiery inferno deep in Powhatim mine was raised to- nifiht with to sink a shrtft, 8 Inches In diameter, through 350 feet of earth. High speed drills wore rushed here to bore directly down to the men after rescue workers and mine inspection officials gave up hope of reaching them through the reg- ular mine shaft and the pit was ordered .settled to subdue a fire Uiat broke out ycsiurrtay. fiescue workers there n. bare chance tlicy would find life when Uic bit breaks into a mine tunnel containing the men, but the narrow slinft was tlic only way to know for sure. Defense Attorneys Appointed by Court WASHINGTON, July 0. Justice Elcher of District of Colum- bia federal court designated two at- torneys today to replace James J. Lniig'nlln whom Eichcr dismissed yesterday ns defense counccl In mass (edition conspiracy trial, ;
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Trapper Searles, owner of Westminster, CO based Denver Garage Doctor said it is very dangerous for homeowners to attempt to replace garage door torsion springs without the proper training or help of a trained and experienced specialist.
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With just one working day left in the year the Midway City Council Thursday approved a $3.8 million annual budget for 2017 that freezes the salaries of city workers for at least six months.
City of Hinesville and Liberty County property taxes can now be paid.
Forty one Gumbranch residents near Groover Road signed a petition to block the rezoning of more than 41 acres for the development of a subdivision.
The Liberty County Development Authority authorized measures to prepare the former operations building of its defunct water reclamation plant for use by a firm that will convert food waste into salable organic fertilizer.
Low cost county-wide access to the internet could be here in the near future.
On the longest night of the year, and one of the coldest, local residents banded together at Bradwell Park to pay their respects to those less fortunate.
It's usually one of the most-asked questions of the season. "What do you want for Christmas?"
On Dec. 10, the Red Club Fort Stewart partnered with Keep Liberty Beautiful and conducted the first part of their Holiday For Heroes Project at the gates on Fort Stewart.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce will host a Progress Through People Luncheon at noon Thursday, Jan. 26, at Connection Church, 116 Patriot's Trail, Flemington.
SAVANNAH - Armstrong State University's latest Coastal Empire Economic Monitor, which analyzes data and identifies trends affecting the regional economy, reports that the Savannah metro economy maintained its course of healthy growth through the third quarter of 2016.
Hinesville officials are looking into hiring a public safety director for the city.
The Liberty County Commission gave formal approval Thursday to the previously announced tax millage rates and voted to ask for a court order allowing them to collect taxes based on a temporary version of the county tax digest.
If a local superior court judge says its OK to send out of property tax bills at a Dec. 29 hearing, Liberty County Tax Commissioner Virgil Jones plans to begin collecting taxes that same day.
The Hospital Authority of Liberty County and Liberty Regional Medical Center are in contempt of court after failing to produce documents requested Aug. 12, according to records in the Liberty County Clerk of Courts database.
Cream Sports Bar and Lounge is ready to make some changes, according to club owners Sheron Cobb and Calvin Wright.
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She was encouraged by Peter Rowan, one of many guests on the radio program, to take her talent to the next level, which eventually prompted her to move to Austin, TX. She soon attracted attention while performing out at places like Austin's Cactus Café and a weekly happy hour show at Stubb's BBQ while working on her PhD in American Studies at UT- Austin. Encouraged by a bevy of good singer/songwriters in Austin, Herring soon began to attract growing crowds to her live performances and secured an Austin-based booking agent.
She recorded Twilight, her debut album, with some of Austin's -- and the country's -- finest studio musicians, including Rowan on guitar, Lloyd Maines on dobro, Billy Bright on mandolin, and Richard Bowden on fiddle. It was released in 2001 on the small Blue Corn label out of Houston, also home to another good Texas-based blues and folk singer-songwriter, Ruthie Foster. 2003 saw the release of Wellspring, and the critically praised Lantana was released in 2008. Golden Apples of the Sun was released in late 2009 on the Massachusetts-based Signature Sounds.
Herring can't hide her deep Mississippi accent on any of her recordings, yet, like any good musician who believes in challenging herself, she recorded Golden Apples of the Sun at the Signature Sounds studio in Pomfret, CT. Her voice and guitar feature front and center, and she's only accompanied by some light piano playing from producer David Goodrich. About half the songs on Golden Apples are Herring's takes on works by other singer/songwriters, from Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors" to the blues traditional "See See Rider" to Joni Mitchell's "Cactus Tree." She even covers poet W.B. Yeats' "Song of the Wandering Aengus." Aside from being an accomplished academic, Herring is also an insight-filled songwriter, and her classic education only enhances her abilities to turn a phrase. ~ Richard J. Skelly
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In Argentina, actor Ricardo Darín is a big deal.
The Argentine equivalent of Pierce Brosnan or Richard Gere, he's been the lead- ing man in popular films XXy, The Education of Fair- ies (La educación de las hadas) and Lovely Loneliness (Amo- rosa Soledad). But his most notable role to U.S. audiences is that of Benjamín Esposito in the Oscar-winning movie, The Secret in Their Eyes (El Secreto de sus ojos).
We chatted with the famoso star who is the new spokesman for clothing store, Etiqueta Negra (Black Label). The fashion line — a favorite among celebs and well-known in his native Buenos Aires — is opening a store Aug. 26 in the Aven-tura Mall.
How did you become the new spokesman for Etiqueta Negra?
"I have been friends with the owner, Federico Alvarez Castillo, for awhile and have always been a fan of the brand. It's not only the quality but also the details that really make the clothes unique and stand out. I often feel that it is the details that really define a brand and set it apart from the rest. When Etiqueta Negra invited me to be a part of their next collection, I was happy to accept."
What do you like most about the clothes? "The design and craftsmanship of the clothes really set them apart in the industry, and in my opinion are what make Etiqueta Negra such a sought-after and aspirational brand here in Argentina."
Do you think those who are unfamiliar with the fashion line will like it?
"I think the brand will appeal to anyone who appreciates quality and craftsman- ship. I have no doubt that once customers have the opportunity to see the clothes for themselves, the products will do the rest."
Did you expect The Secret in Their Eyes to win an Oscar? "No, I never ask myself if one project or another is likely to win an Oscar. I just try to connect with the other actors and bring the story to life for the audience. That said, winning the Oscar was an incredible joy and honor, not only for Argentina, but for all of Latin America. Every time I travel, people share with me their sense of pride that a Latin-American film has earned such international recognition."


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Bleu Star, Dec 6, 2012.
Nah. He ignores me rather well.
I've read enough of your posts to know you don't have the slightest clue what you're talking about. Aikman led the Cowboys to 3 SB wins and was a first ballot Hall of Famer how could accomplishing all that make him not that good? Nothing exposes fans more than these Aikman vs Romo debates. In your opinion what makes Romo better than Aikman? Let's see if you can come up with an intelligent answer to that one.
So after you win three SB's you can play like POOP the rest of your career?
Winning three SB's sure hasn't stopped Tom Brady from getting back to the SB.
After the 3rd SB we never even made it back to the NFC championship game which was unacceptable. Tom on the other hand as reached 2 more SB's after his 3rd SB ring.
I need to learn from him then.
No lie, he's one or my greatest ignore foes.
yup just like D White did to Staubach
win every thing expect the big show
You didn't answer the question why do you think Romo is better than Aikman? If you're going to make a statement like that along with making an even stronger statement that Aikman wasn't that good at least man up and give a reason why. You're going to put all the blame on Aikman for the Cowboys not continuing to win? The Cowboys were declining due to age, poor drafts and free agency that was eating away at the great team Jimmy built. Losing Jimmy after the 93 season certainly didn't help. Every year the Cowboys were losing contributors it started catching up with the team by 96 along with age. Erik Williams had a car accident in 94 and was never the same player again.
This added to the decline of the OL. Jay Novacek's last game was SB XXX he was forced to retire because of a lingering back injury. Novacek was a huge loss to the Cowboys and Aikman. Go back and look at all the players the Cowboys lost to free agency from 92 to 2000. Irvin was forced to retire in 99 so Aikman had no receivers to throw to. The 2000 Cowboys weren't a whole lot better than the Cowboy team Aikman started with in 89.
The 2000 team was an aging team that had little talent left and was poorly coached which is why the Cowboys could only manage 15 wins the next 3 seasons. Romo has only won one playoff game and his team is about to miss the playoffs for a 3rd straight season. While Troy Aikman was the QB of the Cowboys they never went 3 seasons in a row without making the playoffs. Romo will never sniff the HOF and may never even play in another playoff game again with the regressing team and head coach he has. Aikman appeared in almost as many SB's as Romo has playoff games. Make your case as to why you think Romo is better than Aikman and let's see how it holds up to cross examination. :laugh2:
It's one reason why I think Romo is better
"Romo is never afraid to get hit and never hesitates to make a play when faced with defensive pressure"
What hasn't stopped Brady is playing under a great owner who went out and hired a competent head coach right from the get go who's kept talented skill position players around Brady every year he's been in the league. How long do you think Brady would have held up had he been stuck on the awful teams Aikman started and ended with? You think Brady could have escaped the stampede Aikman faced in 89 and 90? You think Brady would have been better than Aikman on those late 90's teams that had no receivers and a crappy OL with Dave Campo as head coach?
EVERY YEAR Brady has talent around him open your eyes! Seeing you're blaming Aikman for why the Cowboys stopped winning playoff games and SB's why have the Cowboys never even sniffed a SB under Romo? If he's better than Aikman how come he only has ONE playoff win and the team has folded practically every Dec/Jan with him at QB? Stop staring at Romo's career passer rating and numbers that are inflated because he plays in a pass happy offense in a pass happy era where even rookie QB's are passing for 4000 yards and get real!
That's hilarious! :laugh2: That has to be the lamest reason I've ever heard. You just exposed yourself as someone who either never watched Aikman or was too young to remember his career. Anyone who watched Aikman knows he use to stand in the pocket until the very last second before delivering the ball and would get clobbered. The QB safety rules we have today weren't in effect during Aikman's career so he got brutalized. No QB showed more GUTS than Aikman did in the face of a fierce pass rush. In 89 vs the Cardinals he got leveled just as he delivered a perfect strike to James Dixon for a 75 yard TD.
Aikman never saw the completion because he was on his back knocked virtually unconscious from a helmet to helmet hit. It took several minutes for him to even sit up. He knew he was going to get nailed and never flinched as he threw the ball right on target. A majority of his concussions were due to him hanging in until the very last second. This topic continues exposing fans. :laugh2: Below is the pass to Dixon it's the first play.
I don't think he is HOF material but was a Good QB. When I think of HOF QB's I think of great QB's. I just think the last 5 years of his career was average
Aikman was never the best in the nfl for even 1 yr much less a 5-6.
You just said in a previous post he wasn't that good. Aikman was a great QB but you don't think so because of his less than impressive career numbers which Romo is topping. Admit it! Go find some video's of the throws he made in the games that mattered most. He tossed 4 TD passes in his first SB and was named the games MVP. It was the first 7 years of his career that made him a HOF player. Even 89 thru 91 showed how mentally and physically tough he was. The last few years the TEAM was in decline and he had no weapons to throw to this is why the Cowboys continued losing after he was released.
Why has Romo only been able to win ONE playoff game if he's better than Aikman? He had a more explosive offense in 07 than any Aikman had during his SB years even Aikman has said that. The bottom line is Romo has never had the leadership skills Aikman had and he's never been as good as Aikman when it's down to do or die.
Aikman beat 3 HOF QB's in championship games Favre, Young and Jim Kelly. He beat them multiple times with championships on the line. Favre's career numbers blow Aikman's away but Aikman out dueled him twice with SB births at stake. Aikman may not have the career numbers those QB's had but he has more rings. Championships and getting it done in the games that matter most is what it's all about.
Ask anyone other than a Cowboy fan who was a greater QB Favre or Aikman and practically everyone will say Favre because his stats and his playmaking skills. Ask those same fans which one they would pick if they had to win one game and I bet most of them would pick Aikman. I could think of at least 10 QB's I would take over stat man Favre who has only ONE ring in his 20 year TD/INT career which he holds the all time record in both and 2 of them played for the Cowboys.
Aikman. No questions.
White didn't pass Staubach very many categories. Staubach had a higher passer rating and more yards. White had only two more TD passes but 23 more interceptions.
I did not read this entire thread so forgive me if I am repeating a point someone already made.
If Tony was the quarterbck of the 90's teams would they still have those Lombardis? If Troy in his prime was the qb of this team would we be better than we are?
I say yes and no. Like it or not football is a team game, probably more than any other sport.
I' ve been a fan of this team since Dandy Don was the starter and I think Romo is the best one of the lot.
Did not know Troy played Defence.
He was very efficient playing QB and didn't turn the ball over repeatedly especially in critical situations putting his defense in tough situations during the money games in Dec/Jan.


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Viva meets the three women behind ClairObscur who have combined their passion for fashion with their talents as film-makers.
The way fashion is presented continues to evolve, from traditional runway shows to gallery-like installations, static presentations to fashion films. Locally, the growth of short fashion films has been swift, with many younger labels embracing the medium to showcase their collections. Production company ClairObscur has been behind some of them, working with the likes of Meadowlark, Moochi, Annah Stretton, We'ar and Taylor. Jennifer Raoult, Faye McNeil, and Nikki Harmsen are the faces behind the scenes of these short videos, combining their talents and experience in film to form the production company in early 2011. The trio tells us some of their favourite things, from Auckland's recent "facelift" to the joy of a simple cup of tea.
1. Auckland City facelift
2011 saw Auckland really tidy up and for once we didn't knock down all our heritage buildings but improved them! Our favourite spaces allow people to relax and enjoy these design-savvy areas.
In particular, we like the Auckland Art Gallery, James restaurant, Imperial Lane, Britomart and the new waterfront.
2. Great food and wine
Life is too short to eat bad food and good olive oil makes it even better. Locally made on Waiheke Island, Number 29 olive oil is our top pick. The new fish market by the water is the best of European-style market dining with Kiwi favourites. Cafe Hanoi in Britomart is a firm favourite for a super tasty lunch, and the Refreshment Room in Titirangi is one of the best kept secrets in the Waitakeres. French burgundy and Man O' War wine from Waiheke is a consistent stunner.
3. Sentimental accessories
We all love collecting various traditional accessories during our travels. Women in every culture have perfected their own style and sense of elegance. It is all about details and harmony. It makes you feel great wearing something that is more than just a beautiful accessory but is full of meaning.
4. Our children
The centre of our worlds. We all have or are about to have a child. It's an essential part of who we are as a company, that we all work from home and are able to be with our children, while being able to work full-time. Our dream is to one day have an office space that other creative women can share and all our children can be there as well. There is no need for them to be separated from us.
5. Inspiring females
Amazing ladies doing creative things that bring a refined feminine air to their work, which stands out from the crowd. We aim to work with the same grace and elegance as these wonderful women that inspire us everyday just by doing what they love. Two women we admire include local artist Katie Wolfe - from Shortland Street to the Berlin Film Festival, Katie is an actress, director, producer and mother. Her work is focused and fresh. International artist Maiwenn is a French actress and director, whose work pushes the boundaries of the mediums she uses, to create truly original works of art.
6. Fashion
We love the fact that you can put on a beautiful silk dress and you know that someone has thought about every detail of it and what was a simply a sketch in a notebook became a reality through the skills of a designer, pattern maker and a machinist. Then you end up wearing a piece of art, which you carefully curate into your individual style. In New Zealand we a spoilt for local choice, but our trusted favourites are Taylor Boutique, Zambesi, Kowtow and Juliette Hogan, We'ar, Scotch and Soda, Antik Batik, and Vanessa Bruno.
7. Music
A daily essential, important to all three of us; each of our partners are somehow tied into the music industry. We have all worked closely with the music industry and musicians, either making music videos or documentaries or styling performers. The guitar pictured was made by Nikki's partner, Gene Bennett.
8. The internet
It seems a bit simplistic maybe but it is the platform that allows our company to exist - it's how we communicate as an international community now. It's a source of inspiration and motivation.
9. A good cup of tea
It's impossible for a day to go by without a cup of tea coming into play at some stage - we all enjoy different varieties, but the joy of that simple ritual is bliss and tea sets are cool.
10. Cameras
Our tools: where would we be without them? It is our passion of design, technology and art that brought the three of us together. We spend so much time looking at what other people make and how we make or will make projects, our cameras hold a special place in our hearts. We have a small but eclectic collection.


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We had a lot of fun with this
Alistair Lankister, 25, from Southampton, tested Scalextric's Top Gear Powerlap set, £109.99, www.hobbycraft.co.uk
The game: A grown-up version of the Scalextric set where adults can challenge each other to set the best lap time in a Ford GT or Porsche 911 GT3R. Comes with the official challenging corners, two special edition Stig hand throttles and lap counter allowing you to recreate the iconic Top Gear leaderboard.
Verdict: It is very easy to play: just pull the trigger and go! Friends and I had a lot of fun testing this game out. There was one massive problem - the Ford GT has wider wheels and a longer wheel base which means it can take corners a lot quicker than the Porsche, which defeats the object of multi-player racing. SCORE: 4/10
Great to kill a couple of hours
Matt Beevor, 28, from Milton Keynes, tested Hellebrities, £4.99, www.firebox.com, 0844 9221 010
The game: The world's first celebrity-based card game, Hellebrities sees players compare vital statistics such as overexposure, wealth and fashion mistakes. The 36 featured celebs have been renamed to include the likes of Leonardo De Capitated, David Peck'em, Bad Pitts and Britney Speared.
Verdict: If you like Top Trumps, you'll love this. It's a great way of introducing the concept to a new audience and is particularly good as it focuses on celebrity culture not cars. It's great for all ages to kill a couple of hours. SCORE: 7/10
Handy to have in the house
Jonathan Turton, 36, from North London, tested Kingfisher Giant 4-in-a-Row. £12.99, www.gardencentreonline.co.uk
THE GAME: Essentially a giant Connect 4 (70.5cm width, 47.5cm height) made out of foam. You race your competitor to get four discs in a row and win.
Verdict: It was pretty easy to play as it is almost identical to Connect 4. The fact the blue discs were the same colour as the frame gave a huge advantage to my rival with her red discs, who won! The foam discs didn't always slot in as easily as you'd like but it pretty much what it said on the tin. It's a handy thing to have in the house to keep the kids entertained.
It's great to only sing in front of friends
Lorna Harris, 38, from Redbridge, tested Lucky Voice Party Box, £49.99, www.firebox.com, 0844 922 1010
The game: Created by the karaoke bar chain Lucky Voice, this portable-effects box with microphone plugs in to your computer. You visit www.luckyvoice.com and choose from a 6,000-strong song list to create a playlist. Lyrics appear on your computer screen.
Verdict: I think I'm an amazing singer, but I'm not. This is why I loved this, which allows you to sing at home where only people who love you unconditionally can hear. You get a month of singing free when you register then can buy extra time whenever you like for a few pounds a time.
Un-PC but very funny
Lottie Bovingdon, 30, from Battersea, tested Minger Trumps, £5.99, www.find-me-a-gift.co.uk
The game: This latest reinvention of the cult childhood game sees you comparing monobrowed uglies to see who rates the highest for "Special Skill", "Style", "Odour" and "Ugly-O-Meter".
Verdict: While this games is completely un-PC, the pictures are clearly staged and it is amusing. I am sure teenagers (and adults) would love it.
Score: 8/10
This could get very messy!
Mark Pearce, 46, from Cheltenham, tested Beer Pong, £12.99, www.find-me-a-gift.co.uk
The game: Beer Pong entails lining up drinks of beer on a mat and bouncing a ping-pong ball into your opponent's cups. If you succeed, they have to drink the beer. But it doesn't have to be used with alcohol. You can use soft drinks, too.
Verdict: It is undoubtedly a shame to waste good drinks by hurtling ping-pong balls into them but this game is good fun. But be warned if you do play it with beer it could end up very messy in both senses of the word.
It was quite complex
Gemma Palmer, 25, from Nottingham, tested After Dinner Arguments, £6.99, www.find-me-a-gift.co.uk
The game: A game to get your friends into a heated debate covering politics, religion, sex, work and people.
Verdict: The questions were quite complex and were more aimed for a mature dinner party than us.
You need to be a massive fan
Thomas White, 25, from North London, tested the Monty Python Really Silly Board Game, £19.99, Debenhams
The game: Based on the cult TV show players answer questions to move round a board.
Verdict: The clue is in the title for this game! There are lots of rules and it is quite complicated with a cart that moves backwards on each person's turn. It wasn't that fun to play because unless you are a massive Monty Python fan you're going to struggle. You can't move until you get a question right and we went through half the pack before we moved.
It's fun.. until afterwards
Blake Connolly, 27, from North London, tested the Kingfisher Giant Tower game, £16.99, www.gardencentreonline.co.uk
The game: Pile the 60 wooden blocks up to create a tower and keep stacking until one unfortunate person makes it fall.
Verdict: It was easy to play (the rules are the same as Jenga) but it required setting up, so needed a bit of patience. It was fun but bear in mind you'll have to pick up the pieces afterwards. SCORE: 6/10
I learnt more about my boyfriend!
Jess Edwards, 24, Harlow, Essex, tested the Mr & Mrs Board Game 14.99. Available from Tesco, Debenhams and Amazon
The game: Based on the TV show Mr & Mrs, it consists of partners being asked questions to see how well they really know each other.
Verdict: It was fairly easy to play and I enjoyed playing it with my boyfriend as I learnt more about him! It's a fun and interesting game to play and, unlike some games, it doesn't get tedious.
Fun ways to keep the whole family entertained..
Can you solve the murder? The classic game has been developed so there are more weapons and rooms. Cluedo, £14.99, Argos.
You don't have to be an artist to play this fast-paced game. It's guaranteed to have everyone in stitches. Pictionary, £19.99, Argos.
Answer questions, puzzles and take physical challenges to progress around the Krypton assault course. The Krypton Factor, £17.50, Debenhams.
This exciting game is all about how great Britain is. Best Of British, £19.99, John Lewis.
Take on the roles of Edward and Bella as they try to escape evil vampires. The Twilight Saga Board Game, £10.95, John Lewis.
Doctor Who fan? You'll love this. Flip the board and race through time. Doctor Who Board Game, £14, House of Fraser.
If you fancy a dinner party with a difference you can serve up a Hollywood murder mystery with this game. The Red Rose Murders, £12.95, www.paul-lamond.com.


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Exploring texture and the world around them is what "busy toddlers" are all about. After my son and I made the snowman craft yesterday my daughter wanted in on the action. She loves to paint but had already painted that day what she really wanted to do was play with the salt.
So we did.
I poured kosher salt into a tray and let her go. We used some water color to make it blue then green ( just a dab of water color on a brush will do) .
I didn't intervene too much, sitting with her every now and then asking is it rough? Does it feel hard on your hands? Does it make noise on the tray?
It wasn't a long activity - none with 18 month olds are, but it was a new experience and that is what exploring is about.


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We have 6 guys going. Staying in Clearwater Beach-rented a house with an in ground pool.
Arriving Thursday Sept 7th. Going to watch the Thursday night game out somewhere, if anyone is going to tampa and will be around thursday night let me know and we can hook up. We may just go to the original hooters in clearwater.
Sitting in section 128 (lower corner end zone near next to tunnel.
Tailgating either ourselves in Lot 8. (we have a pass) or at the buccaneer brew crew is $15 all you can eat or drink. (its on the corner of Himes and dewey across from lot 8)
Any parties saturday night? i know there is one in ybor city at the green iguana but you need to contact the ravens nest running it. any others?
Hey anyone going to be in Tampa early???
We are going to go to the Hooters in clearwater (the original) to watch Miami hopefully beat the Steelers. Just trying to get maybe a few ravens fans together to root against the steelers.
We're leaning towards driving over from Cocoa Beach the morning of the game, to avoid packing & unpacking confusion after our Saturday arrival. But that, too, is subject to last minute change, based on Mrs T's whim.
In any event - if I can find Lot 8 and can get there early enough - I will track down the ravensfan1996 crew. Will you post-game tailgate party there?
I'm going down Friday, wish I could make it Thursday to hang at Hooters and watch Dolphins game. How many people are gonna do the Brew Crew thing?
My brother and myself will be getting there on Saturday,when someone figures out where the Ravens fans will be tailgating please post so we can meet up....Strength in numbers!!!! BTW we are sitting in the endzone not sure which section but I will find out.
If enough people email me and tell me they are in for tailgating then Ill volunteer to host a tailgate. We rented a big SUV so plenty of room to carry over some coolers, food beer, etc.
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Lot 8 is on Himes ave, see map:
Its a big lot but with cell phones when we park we can tell you where we are. We will have a GMC Envoy XL (dont know the color til we pick it up thursday) with ravens flags and raven head magnets on it.
The Buccaneer brew crew is right across the street from lot 8 at the corner of himes and dewey. $15 and less work and we could all meet there as well.
Just snagged game tickets:thumbup: via Ravens TO, so I'll be driving over from Cocoa Beach to arrive around 10 am. :179421: Count me in to stop by your party, 1996, but do not provide any food or drink:beer: , as we will bring our own.


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The Montreal Salsa Convention is in its 7th year, and no, I'm not talking about the sauce you dip chips into- I'm talking about the sexy Latin dance that's going to be taking Montreal by storm in early May…
The Montreal Salsa Convention, being held at the Hyatt Regency (and other locations), is the perfect opportunity to hone those salsa skills that you always dreamed you had. You know that dream where you bust into a perfectly choreographed salsa routine at just the right time? Yeah. You know what I'm talking about. Well, hit up a couple of these events and you might be able to turn that dream into a glorious reality.
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Wednesday, May 11, is the first day of the convention and Club Salsatheque is hosting a free workshop. After, there's a night of dancing so you can strut your newly-learned stuff. For the gals there's a ladies styling workshop at Astral on Thursday, taught by the world-famous Ana Masacote, a top international salsa instructor. At 8:30, the qualifications for the Extreme Salsa Competition start but stick around because later there's a performance by the esteemed Eddie Torres and Griselle Ponce (accomplished choreographer, dancer, teacher, actress and model). After the show there's more dancing with DJs all night long.
On Friday, May 13, Metropolis is hosting yet another salsa dance party with a live band. But, if you wanna hone your chops, go to the Beginner Salsa Bootcamp at Metropolis from 5pm-7pm, then stay for more dancing to a live band featuring Willy Torres. Saturday features a day of workshops at the Hyatt Regency hotel (from 10am-5:30pm), there's even a Brazilian Zouk workshop (7:45-8:30pm). Afterwards, Metropolis is hosting a DJ night full of dancing- or you could just stay at the Hyatt for Salsa Madness, which is the official after-party from 2am-5am!
The last day of the convention is also jam-packed. There are several events at both the Hyatt Regency and Astral. From 11am-4:30pm, you can enjoy a salsa workshop, or try the 12pm Zumbathon. Then at 6pm, go see the Rising Stars show case. If you'd like to see top dancers compete, check out the Astral Room for the Extreme Salsa Competition. The winners will be announced at 11:30pm followed by DJ's and dancing. Eddie Torres will be performing with Griselle Ponce as well as the Puerto Rican Salsa Ambassadors Tito and Tamara and the two-time World Salsa Champion Jhesus Aponte. Go and be prepared to get swept off your feet!
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Kai Ryssdal: The National Hurricane Center says it's unlikely that the year's first named hurricane is going to hit the East Coast of the United States, but if you have cash offshore in the Caribbean somewhere, you might want to keep your eye on the Weather Channel for updates on Hurricane Bertha.
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So, was Bush right? Should federal emergency management be so political?
The Weather Service that predicts the hurricanes relies on career specialists. So does the Coast Guard that deals with the consequences of hurricanes from the shore outward. Why not FEMA too?
Even from the politicians' own point of view, might it not be better to professionalize the thing? A non-political FEMA might well perform better and if it failed, the pols would have somebody else to blame.
Ryssdal: David Frum is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. His latest book is called "Comeback: Conservatism That Can Win Again."


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RESERVES We will put items such as books or articles on the reserve shelves at the circulation desk, or create e-reserves (digital documents) from print originals that you can post on Moodle for use with your classes.
LINKS TO TOPICAL SITES We will post links to resources for special assignments on our Course-Related Internet Links page linked from the library homepage. Please let us know at least a week in advance of the assignment so we can research the subject, assemble the links, and have the information published online when needed.
BIBLIOGRAPHIES We will research and compile bibliographies from our online catalog and/or prepare "webliographies" of electronic sites. We will have these printed as handouts upon request.
REFERENCE We provide "quick reference" information via telephone, email, or in person, and we are happy to assist you with more extensive research for instructional purposes as time permits.
INSTRUCTION An introduction to information literacy and to using print and electronic resources is provided in the freshman ACA 115 course. At faculty request, instruction in research methods, use of available resources, evaluation and documentation of sources, information ethics, etc. will be provided. The library staff will be glad to discuss the requirements of your course and customize instruction to meet specific needs. We are always available to faculty and students for point-of-use assistance.
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BOOKS AND MEDIA The college library is a member of the CMC Library Consortium, a cooperative of the county, municipal, and college libraries serving Rutherford and Polk counties. The college library has more than 38,000 books and a substantial collection of DVDs and CDs. The Consortium as a whole has over 250,000 items, all of which are indexed in the CMC Library Consortium Catalog, and most of which can be checked out using a common library card. Ebooks are also accessible via NC LIVE and NC Digital Library.
ELECTRONIC RESOURCES The current issue of the Chronicle of Higher Education is available online for your perusal, in addition to searchable back issues. The library provides access to NC LIVE, a collection of databases made available via the Internet by the state of North Carolina to its public and academic libraries, as well as databases for research in health and medicine, history, literature, and current issues. Access links to NC LIVE and Credo Reference are available in the left column after login to Moodle, as well as a linked Word document containing current passwords to all research database accessible to the college community. For anyone without access to Moodle, passwords for off-campus use of NC LIVE and selected databases may be obtained at the library circulation desk or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information on NC LIVE, see the NC LIVE Information webpage.
MAGAZINES AND JOURNALS IN PRINT A listing of the library's periodical subscriptions, and holdings of local newspapers in print and on microfilm can be found in the library's Periodicals Reading Room or on the library webpage under Subscription to Print Periodicals.
MICROFILM Microfilm of census records, county court records, and local newspapers are available in the Old Tryon Historical Collection. See Historical Records on Microfilm for more information.
LIBRARY WEBSITE Library staff design and maintain the library website for easy access to the online catalog, NC LIVE and other datatbases, and resources to assist students in learning the principles of information literacy, performing research, documenting information resources, and writing papers. Links to guides, handouts, resources for special assignments, and information for distance learners and the Hispanic community are provided.
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PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTERS The library has twenty PCs and two Macs in the lobby that provide access to the Internet, to research databases, and to Microsoft Office products: Word, Excel, Access, Publisher and PowerPoint. The computers are for use by students, faculty and the public; those under sixteen (unless they are REaCH students) must be accompanied by an adult. To use a library terminal, users enter a code--used for statistical purposes--from the list posted on the monitors. Black and white prints can be made for $.05; color prints for $.30.
COMPUTER LAB A twenty-four seat computer lab, located in the back of the library, may be reserved for occasional use by supervised classes and for training. A ceiling-mounted data projector is connected to an instructional terminal for projection on a wall screen, and a networked printer is available. Contact library staff for lab availability and guidelines for use.
PHOTOCOPIER A public photocopier with numerous features is available in the lobby. Copies are ten cents for any size; faculty and staff may use the photocopier at no charge for instructional use. The Campus Print Shop should be used for reproduction of handouts and other high-volume copying.
INTERLIBRARY LOAN Library staff can initiate requests for books or articles, not available locally, through Interlibrary Loan. Check the Interlibrary Loan link on the library webpage for details.
DISABILITIES ASSISTANCE/ACCESS Wheelchairs are accommodated by an entrance ramp, a push-plate triggered automatic door, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Computer terminals with Internet access, word processing and other capabilities are accessible to persons in wheelchairs, and headphones are available to those who require access to Internet audio.
LIBRARY BOOK SALE Items weeded from the Library collection and donated items deemed inappropriate for addition to the collection are put up for sale to the general public in the Library lobby, at $.25 for paperbacks and $.50 for hardbacks. Items on sale are available to faculty and staff at no charge.
See Library Services: The Library Handbook for more information on library services, policies, and procedures.
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100 Incredibly Useful YouTube Channels for Teachers YouTube channels that "genuinely [offer] something provocative and educational."
Centerpoint "The National Online Video Magazine for Online Educators"
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Located in Bangkok Central Business District, St. James Hotel is within a 10-minute walk of popular sights such as EmQuartier and Emporium Shopping Complex. This 78-room, 3-star hotel has a restaurant along with conveniences like free in-room WiFi and free self parking. It's in central Bangkok and also close to Dinosaur Planet and Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.
This hotel is home to a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served for a fee each morning from 5 AM to 10:30 AM.
All 78 recently renovated accommodations feature sitting areas. 32-inch LCD TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs, hair dryers, and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include refrigerators, minibars, and free bottled water.
Guests of St. James Hotel enjoy access to free WiFi in public areas, conference space, and a business center. You can take advantage of free parking, along with limo/town car service. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include express check-out, free newspapers, and a terrace.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting room.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. Event facilities measuring 1733 square feet (161 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
St. James Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 7
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Designated smoking areas
- Free WiFi
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- Bar/lounge
- Limo or Town Car service available
- One meeting room
- Total number of rooms - 78
- Terrace
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- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 161
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Year Built 1994
- Conference space size (feet) - 1733
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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St. James Hotel offers 78 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and safes. Accommodations offer separate sitting areas. 32-inch LCD televisions come with satellite channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations with deep soaking bathtubs, bathrobes, slippers, and complimentary toiletries.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include complimentary bottled water and hair dryers. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered daily. Amenities available on request include irons/ironing boards. Renovation of all guestrooms was completed in March 2015.
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 5 AM and 10:30 AM.
24-hour room service is available.
Citrine Bar & Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
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Minimum check-in age is 16
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for THB 1000.00 per day.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No cribs (infant beds) available
24-hour check-in
- Resort fee
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: THB 530
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per child: THB 265
- Christmas Day (25 December) Gala Dinner per adult: THB 530
- Christmas Day (25 December) Gala Dinner per child: THB 265
- Pool access
- Business center/computer access
- In-room safe
- In-room coffee
- In-room bottled water
- Self parking
- Parking
- Housekeeping
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: THB 412 for adults and THB 206 for children (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: THB 1000.00 per day
Hotel Name
- St James Bangkok
- St James Hotel Bangkok
- St. James Hotel Bangkok
- St. James Bangkok
We should mention
A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.
Awards & Affiliations
- The property is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.