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Low-Fat Food Made Fun!
Janet Podleski and Greta Podleski (Perigee)
you giggle at chapter titles like "Meatless in Seattle," "The Bowled
and the Beautiful" and "Fishing for Compliments," then there is also
lots more that will make you chuckle in Looneyspoons. The clever
Podleski sisters (their other humorous best-selling cookbook is Crazy
Plates published by Perigee and this repackaged version of their
self-published 750,000-copies-sold smash Looneyspoons is to
match that edition) hammer home points about low-fat cooking with bushels
of cartoons and jokes in a colorful format more reminiscent of a kids'
book than a cookbook. The recipes aren't only fun, they are easy and
while no onenot even the cartoon characters in the bookwould
call the recipes gourmet, the sisters are major talents at making low-fat
fare taste like rich comfort food. Some of the standouts: Roast Feast
(a top sirloin roast basted in barbeque sauce, beef broth, Worcestershire
sauce, garlic, dry mustard, black pepper and lime juice and served
with roasted cabbage, onions, potatoes and sweet potatoes); Dressed-to-Grill
Pork Chops (marinated in spicy tomato juice, garlic, brown sugar, Worcestershire
sauce and chili powder); Slim, Trim and Scalloped Spuds (oozing with
cheese); Glazed and Confused Carrots (shiny with peach jam, orange
zest, Dijon mustard and ground thyme); and deceiving desserts like
No Pudge Fudge, Deep-Dish Peach Pie and Chocolate-Banana Cream Pie.

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User:Norman Wang/Blue Light Transilluminator
From OpenWetWare
- Build a fluorescence Transilluminator suitable for visualizing SYBR Safe DNA dye. For gel-band-cutting without DNA damage nor need for UV protective gear.
- For visualization/photo documenting with no downstream use of the DNA, UV excitation of SYBR Safe dye is preferred. Because the UV excitation (a secondary peak) and emission peaks are further apart and facilitates better wavelength separation.
Dye of interest: SYBR Safe (possibly other related generic brand SYBR dyes)
Attempt #1
- Excitation Source
- 470nm LED Lights
- Shortwave UV
- Visualization Post-filter
- Amber Filter for Camera
- Orange SYBR Safe glasses from Invitrogen
Attempt #2
- Wratten 47B or Wratten 47 Filter for filtering blue LED light
Attempt #1
- Illumination with Blue light without excitation pre-filter seem to have green light leaking through, hence the overall green background glow (SYBR Safe has peak excitation of 502nm and 530nm emission which are quite close to each other). Whereas under UV excitation there is little background green glow (UV <300nm light is completely blocked by orange filter)
Attempt #2
- Use Kodak Wratten 47 or 47B filter to pre-filter excitation blue LED light source and visualize under the same Orange/Amber emission post filter.
Filtered using Kodak gelatin filters 47 vs 47B (un-annotated image)
Wratten 47 Filter is Better
Wratten 47 vs 47B side by side comparison shows that although 47B is darker blue, it leaks green light where 47 blocks it. I suggest we purchase Kodak Wratten 47 (tiffen glass) to build the proper translluminator box.
- SYBR Safe dye is not as good at EtBr in terms of brightness (given my current setup), although it offers several advantages.
- Safer
- Cheaper disposal
- Visualize using blue light instead of UV
- Future improvements
- add/concentrate LEDs for brighter light box
- increase SYBR Safe concentration (eGel contains minimal amount of SYBR Safe, Invitrogen cutting cost?)
- characterize amber filter and select an appropriate off-the-self amber light filter. Contact me if you have any suggestions.
Suggested Usage
Blue Light + SYBR Safe
- for Clone well technique to extract pure DNA straight from well (where undamaged DNA is essential)
- for quick gel runs to get yes/no product & band size verification
- for cheap eGEL boxes
- no loading dye is needed
- less agarose used (~20mL gels)
- less TAE buffer used (~5mL Acetate + ~5mL Tris)
- possible to precast as many gels as the eGel holders (instead of waiting 40 min each time for gel to solidify)
GFP Excitation
- less damaging to live cultures expressing GFP
Used Ethidium Bromide Where It's Best
UV + EtBr
- EtBr is by far cheap in cost, but disposal and environmentally expensive
- for taking publication quality photos
Blue Light Transilluminator Under $100
- $80 60 LED Array (15LEDx4)
- $10 Used Kodak Wratten 47 Gelatin Filter on ebay, new $20-60, Lee filters can be purchased for much less although I have not measured its spectral characteristics.
‡ Smaller scale transilluminator with less LEDs can be built for much less.
† Colored acrylic may be used to reduce cost
∞ Tiffen glass light filters can be used where durability is an issue and cost is not.
Any comments, suggestions or improvements, please contact Norman Wang


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"Motion to alter or amend"
Oconee County has officially asked the Common Pleas Court to be allowed to make post-ruling motions in the zoning case it recently lost. An attorney in Anderson, James Logan Jr., has asked the court for permission to be allowed to motion "to alter or amend" Judge Lawton McIntosh's ruling in favor of plaintiffs David and Michelle McMahan, Jean Jennings, Lillie Davis, and the estate of Wallace McMahan. A February 25 decision by McIntosh favored the plaintiffs' challenge of the county's agricultural residential zoning classification. The plaintiffs own property for which they want a traditional rural zone, which they believe is less restrictive. And the judge sided with their contention that the application of an agricultural residential district runs counter to a state law, the South Carolina Right to Farm Act. But Oconee County, thru its lawyer Logan, and these are words from Logan's court filing, "…the original version of the ARD, as created by Ordinance 2010-21, has already been adjudged as NOT in contravention to the S.C. Right to Farm Act…." The county further argues that a second judge, Cordell Maddox, dismissed the previous attack on ARD zoning. It calls McIntosh's ruling contrary to the "one judge rule."


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Such policies should address the fundamentals of security: acceptable use, Internet access, email and communications, and network security. Of special concern is the emerging realm of BYOD, or bring your own device, with risks including patching, operating system vulnerabilities and lack of local protection. "In many cases with personal devices, the employee or volunteer can walk out the door with it because it's their device, and it may contain sensitive or proprietary information that is not adequately protected," Patton said.
At Solera Networks Research Labs, Director of Threat Research Andrew Brandt takes this one step further. Beyond policies limiting or governing BYOD, he recommends that campaigns ban all forms of small removable media drives. "They are too easily lost, capable of holding large amounts of data, and the temptation to put sensitive information on them can be great at times," he said.
Brandt also advises full-disk encryption on all campaign laptop hard drives, in addition to recommending that IT makes a secure, patched baseline image for all campaign computers, and then reimages those computers at least every couple of weeks. "It might be a hardship, especially because it will require campaigns to update the drive images frequently to account for software and operating system updates, but this is an easy way to prevent malware infections from persisting on a campaign computer," he said. This rule is doubly necessary for the candidate and for his or her family's personal laptops.
In an even more direct defensive action, Brandt said it makes sense to take campaign assets out of the most obvious line of fire. Most attacks today are directed at Windows systems, generally because of the ubiquity of these systems. To minimize the risk, put everyone on Linux or Mac. That's one whole front shut down.
Candidates also can take a cue from the corporate world by protecting their online reputation through strategic domain acquisition. (Just ask Gingrich.) Beyond the dot-com, dot-org and dot-net options, it makes sense to snap up not just BobSmith but also BobSmithforPresident and related domains. And a little defense goes a long way. Consider disney-sucks.com, allstateinsurancesucks.com and oreilly-sucks.com. Bob Smith might do well to buy dot-suck pre-emptively.
When it comes to safeguarding critical campaign information in the cybersphere, the safest approach may be simply to keep it out of the cybersphere altogether. "There may be some documents you don't want to put in digital format," Gann said. "You might not want to put your most recent internal poll results in digital format, or maybe you have other key strategy documents. These are judgment calls, but that's where being aware of the threat landscape becomes so important."
In spite of safeguards, breaches will occur. When it comes to remediation, the expert consensus is clear: Come clean quickly and thoroughly.
"The first step if faced with some sort of cyberattack is to call in IT security pros to make sure that the hole is closed," Patton said. "The second step should be to notify whoever has been breached — whether they be donors, agencies, supporters. Be apologetic and forthright, and explain how the issue is being remediated. Time and again, breached organizations wait too long to notify affected customers and stakeholders. Inform anyone who may be impacted immediately. It's the right thing to do."
Meanwhile, there's former candidate Gingrich and his newtgingrich.com problem.
Gingrich had options. He could have filed a domain name complaint based on the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute Resolution Policy, but victory was by no means assured. He'd have had to prove that the PAC was using the name in bad faith, while the PAC could have claimed it was broadcasting legitimate political satire. All that would have taken time.
Instead, the candidate let things stand. As the campaign wound up, the website was still redirecting to shouldnewtgingrichdropout.com, which delivered a great big "Yes" midscreen along with Facebook, Twitter and email buttons for those wanting to share that sentiment.
Gingrich lost. Did the domain grab sway voters? There's no easy way to tell. But it's a fair bet the spoof did not help.


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A pterodactyl is a fossil pterosaur of the genus Pterodactylus (from the Greek for "winged finger") that lived during the Jurassic period, 190–135 million years ago. Pterodactyls were relatively small, with an adult wingspan of approximately 1.5 meters (5 feet). The skulls of adult Pterodactylus were long and narrow with about 90 large, conical teeth.
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A photographic journal of the Indo American Association of Delaware's Annual Festival at Frawley Stadium in Wilmington; September of 2008.
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Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
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- Publish Date Sep 28, 2008
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NBMBAA-DC May General Body Meeting Presented by Marriott - "How Cultural Competence Helps Your Bottom Line: Understanding the Differences that Make a Difference"
National Black MBA Association, Inc. - Washington DC Chapter
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
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Established in 1970, the National Black MBA Association is dedicated to develop partnerships that result in the creation of intellectual and economic wealth in the black community. In partnership with over 400 of the country's top business organizations, the association has inroads into a wide range of industries as well as the public and private sector. The Washington DC Chapter is the 2nd largest chapter in the Association with approximately 700 financial members.
The National Black MBA Association leads in the creation of educational opportunities and economic growth for African Americans.
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Throughout the year, the Chapter strives to provide a broad range of activities to meet the diverse needs of its membership and the greater Washington community. Events include:
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The Interlibrary Loan (ILL) department helps provide you with those full-length materials not available in our local Cook Library collection or in our state university system (USMAI). ILL can also be used to obtain shorter-length materials (i.e., articles and book chapters) from other libraries in USMAI and beyond – usually in electronic format.
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What steps should I take before making a request?
- Check the Cook Library catalog to see if we own the item. Many items are available immediately, whether in physical or electronic format.
- For full-length items (like books), check the USMAI library catalog. If owned by another Maryland system library, that item can be requested directly from the catalog record and quickly sent to Towson for pick-up.
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Please note that these items may difficult to borrow:
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What cannot be borrowed?
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Will the veiled threat work?-A A +A
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
I WAS awakened by strong winds and heavy rain at around 4 a.m. yesterday. I thought typhoon Glenda made a landfall in Cebu. Thanks God we were but in the tail-end of the storm when it made landfall in Albay.
Free Zone
The preparedness shown by local government units (LGUs) in Cebu for Glenda was exemplary. Classes in some schools were suspended Tuesday afternoon and yesterday.
In Cebu City, classes were held. In the Province, the Department of Education (DepEd) ordered the suspension of classes. Several passengers and cargoes were stranded after sea travel was not allowed by the Coast Guard.
We have every reason to thank God for keeping Cebu City and province safe.
The LGUs were also ready to serve stranded commuters after some Cebu City PUJ drivers did not ply their routes in Metro Cebu yesterday. The drivers attended a public hearing at the Cebu City hall yesterday to tackle the increase of fines for traffic violations.
The Capitol and the cities of Lapu-Lapu, Mandaue and Cebu had their buses and other motor vehicles serve their constituents who worked in other places.
As for the PUJ drivers' strike, I already said that their objection to the increased fines for traffic violations that the Land Transportation Office (LTO) will impose is whimsical. The existing fines are already antiquated.
I think we are the only country where penalties for traffic violations are so low many drivers of motor vehicles blatantly disobey traffic laws, rules and regulations. For them, the fines are affordable. I haven't even mentioned corruption by traffic enforcers.
The increase in penalties for traffic violations is long overdue. Stiffer fines for traffic violations can also discipline drivers. In fact, higher penalties are nothing if drivers obey traffic laws, rules and regulations.
Drivers opposing the increase in penalties for traffic violations only show that they do not want to improve. In other words, they are backward.
In refusing to accept the resignation of Budget Secretary Butch Abad, President Noynoy Aquino practically protected the person who engineered the Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP) that the Supreme Court (SC) declared unconstitutional.
The President could be misunderstood that he was/is part of the questionable distribution of government funds through the DAP. Part of the DAP were doled out to the senators during the impeachment of former chief justice Renato Corona.
The President, as chief executive, even predicted a clash between the executive and the judiciary on the SC's decision, with a 13-0 vote, declaring the DAP unconstitutional. Malacañang will appeal the decision, but where?
While the SC during the time of impeached chief justice Corona flip-flopped on the cityhood of some towns, in most cases courts don't reverse their decision in a motion for reconsideration.
Apparently, President Aquino was hurt by the SC decision that declared his use of government funds through the DAP unconstitutional. But I don't think threatening the SC justices would make them change the ruling.
Perhaps, Malacañang needs the legal expertise and professional service of former solicitor general Estelito Mendoza if it wants the SC justices to reconsider their decision and declare the DAP constitutional.
The President should accept the reality that the SC is independent from the Executive. Otherwise, the principle of checks and balance among co-equal branches of government would be defeated.
Department of Interior and Local Government Secretary Mar Roxas even used the SC decision as excuse that his department could not provide the police with new vehicles.
In short, he blamed the SC for his department's incapacity.
But to me, Secretary Roxas's statement to the Cebu media the other day was an attempt to get the sympathy and support of the police and the public for President Aquino on this issue against the SC.
Would the veiled threat from the President scare the SC justices that they would cause their position on this issue? This remains to be seen.
Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on July 17, 2014.
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A jury decided Gemma O'Donnell did not kill her baby son Leighton. But she is barred from having her own family because she was suspected of killing him. She told MEGI RYCHLIKOVA how the medical diagnosis of how her son died turned her life into an endless nightmare.
GEMMA O'Donnell wants to know what more she can do to clear her name and prove that she is a good mother.
Last March, a jury acquitted her of killing her baby by shaking him to death. There were no bruises on her son's body, no external marks of rough handling, and no-one said they had seen her hit or shake the child.
But because a post mortem of her son Leighton found three internal head injuries together called "the triad" she was arrested on suspicion of murder and charged with manslaughter.
She said that she has been told by social services that if she has another child it will be taken from her at birth, and she believes that she can't work with children because a criminal records' check would tell a prospective employer about her manslaughter trial.
"I haven't done anything," she said.
"I have been proved innocent."
When she was growing up, Gemma, now 28, dreamt of being a mother rather than having a successful career in the workplace.
"That is all I ever wanted, from when I was little, to be a mother. All I wanted was children."
When Leighton was born in Manchester on July 14, 2010, she couldn't have been happier, even though Leighton was 13 weeks' premature and spent the first three months of his life in a special care baby unit. He was continuously on oxygen throughout his life. When he died, aged 20 weeks, he was similar to a six-week-old baby born at full term.
"He was always very special," she said. "He was a happy baby. He was good, he slept through. To me he was perfect, everything I wanted."
Mother and baby spent two weeks in hospital in Manchester before Leighton was transferred to York Hospital. Gemma visited him daily, feeding him and learning how to handle the machines and other medical equipment he needed.
Like all very premature babies, Leighton wasn't fully developed and had various problems, including bleeding behind theeyes. This was to become significant later, because one of the triad injuries is bleeding on the retina. It was October 12 when she took him home for the first time to Bright Street off Leeman Road, York.
"I had got to know him as a person.
I was not apprehensive because he had been in hospital where I had been taught to look after him," she said. That included ensuring that he was constantly on an oxygen ventilator via a tube that ran throughout the house.
She remained in regular contact with the hospital as Leighton continued to need medical treatment and was scheduled for planned surgery shortly before he died. He also had brief stays in hospital for various reasons before, on November 26, he collapsed at home and was taken by ambulance first to York Hospital and then Leeds General Infirmary.
"All I wanted to do was hold him close. I felt helpless. I couldn't do anything. I felt lost. I couldn't take his pain away, I couldn't help, but I was his mum," she said.
Leighton died on December 4. It was many days before Gemma could accept his death. "I thought, it isn't real. Waking up on a morning and not having things to do for him, I was just heartbroken. Just seeing his things made me think in my head he wasn't gone, and he was coming back."
She was still struggling to accept her loss when, three days after Leighton died, she was arrested on suspicion of murdering him.
A post mortem had discovered "the triad" that according to widely accepted medical opinion cannot occur together by accident and indicate a baby has been shaken.
Leighton didn't have any bruises or external marks of manhandling, But the presence of the triad was enough to start the nightmare that, for Gemma, continues to this day.
"It was difficult because I was still trying to adjust myself to the fact that he had gone. Not being able to have the funeral, that was the hardest. I wouldn't say I coped very well."
Leighton's body remained in a hospital morgue throughout the 27- month investigation that only ended with her acquittal. It wasn't until April 19, 2013, nearly two and a half years after his death, that Gemma finally held her son's funeral.
It took the police and the Crown Prosecution Service 18 months to decide whether or not to charge her. Throughout that time, Gemma was on police bail, having to return to the police station every couple of months or so.
In all, she answered bail ten times. She was only interviewed on three occasions including on her initial arrest. On the other occasions she was told to come back again in a few weeks time.
While she waited, the police interviewed her family and friends as potential prosecution witnesses against her. Even though her family stood by her, it meant they couldn't talk about Leighton.
"I had to bottle everything up and just keep it to myself," she said.
Some friends, hearing about the police investigation, broke off contact or distanced themselves. At one point, the stress of those 18 months drove her to try to kill herself with a paracetamol overdose. "I just got to a stage where I just wanted to be with him. I ended up in hospital.
"That someone could think I would harm him in any way, it absolutely killed me inside. I wanted to stand up and say you didn't see me with him. You don't understand how much love I had for him. It was horrible."
She was finally charged on June 20, 2012, with manslaughter. The prosecution accepted that she had never intended to kill Leighton – she stood trial accused of handling him too roughly in a fit of frustration.
With the first court appearance came publicity and local notoriety.
"I found it very hard to go out. I became isolated at home. Other people had seen the paper. They didn't know what had happened. I thought people would judge me."
Before the trial she got messages through Facebook and threats that she would be run over. She told police about them and had a panic alarm installed in her house. Nothing happened and she believes police warned the threateners off.
Her trial began on February 25, 2013, in front of a High Court judge at Leeds Crown Court. "I was absolutely terrified at times. It didn't seem real. It was like I was there watching someone else's trial.
It was just surreal. My family, they were all absolutely amazing. They were in contact every day and there at the end."
She is full of praise for her legal team, headed by Robert Smith QC, with barrister Chris Tehrani, and solicitor Colin Byrne, all experts on "baby shaking" cases, who took time to answer the many questions she had. In the months awaiting trial, she read the voluminous documents in the case including all the medical reports, and now is as familiar as a medical student with terms such as subdural haemorrhage or bleeding between the skull and the brain (one of the triad injuries).
The majority of medical opinion says that the triad cannot be caused accidentally, but not all doctors agree. At trial, doctors called by the defence presented explanations for each of the three injuries that did not involve baby shaking. On March 27, 2013, the jury acquitted her unanimously and she broke down in tears in the dock with relief. "It took a few days to sort of sink in, that it is over, the trial is over," she said.
But it wasn't. She hoped her acquittal would mean she could finally achieve her lifelong dream of having her own family.
But now social services have told her they don't regard her as a suitable mother and they have the backing of a civil court against her opposition.
"It isn't fair. I haven't done anything.
There had never been any concern. Social services were never involved (before Leighton's death).
They never had any reason to be involved with me apart from the evidence in the criminal case.
There was nothing. I have been proved innocent," she said.
"Social services have also told me if I were to have any more children, I would lose them," she said, adding that she is also unable to work with children because a Criminal Records Bureau check would reveal her manslaughter case. "I sometimes feel I might as well have been given a life sentence.
"I just want to say to them, give me a day when I can prove I can look after a child. They won't give me an opportunity to prove I am not a danger to children. I am not."
But she has, finally, said goodbye to her son. She turned the service at York Crematorium into a celebration of his life and their time together, but it was still a difficult day for her.
"It is a day I will always remember in my head. I remember the entire service," she said. "He was finally given that."
Now she is trying to get back to a "normal life", one in which she cannot achieve her lifelong dream to bring up a family of her own.
Eoin Rush, Assistant Director of Children's Specialist Services said: "City of York Council has a duty, like all local authorities, to undertake an assessment, in conjunction with police , health and other relevant agencies, wherever there are concerns for a child's safety.
However, it is a matter for the court to decide whether or not a child remains with its parents.
Wherever a court is asked to decide on the future care arrangements for a child, a Children's Guardian, independent from the local authority, is appointed to advise the court what is in the child's best interests. Every situation is unique and assessed as such by the courts."
'Flee the country' - MP
AN MP has claimed that parents suspected of child abuse should flee the country rather than go through the family courts.
Liberal Democrat John Hemming, chairman of the Justice For Families campaign group, told the BBC's Panorama programme last night that parents should "go abroad", if it is legal.
He claimed: "All the cards are held by the local authority. It has large resources to fight the cases – it does all the assessments."
His comments came as it emerged that in 2012, local authorities made a record 10,218 applications to take children away from parents.
The courts advisory service, Cafcass, said going abroad did not solve the problem for most parents, while the Government said family justice reform was a "critical priority."


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Thursday, December 27, 2012
Waterbury, Conn. - A stirring and historical art exhibit is coming to campus this month, offering a unique opportunity for the community to revisit an important time in American history. The exhibit, "Proud to be in the Service: Images of African Americans who served in the U.S. military during World War II," will tell the story of African Americans serving both on and off the battlefield in WWII through a collection of black and white photographs.
In honor of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., the exhibit will open Fri., Jan. 25, just 10 days after the nation celebrates Dr. King's birthday, and remain on campus until April 4, 2013. An opening reception will be held from 6 -7 p.m. in the Leever Atrium Gallery in the Fine Arts Center, and feature period-expert authors and artists. The event is free and open to the public.
William H. Foster III, professor of English at NVCC, was essential in bringing the project together and will serve as the exhibit curator while the display remains on campus.
"It is my hope to have this exhibit start conversations for a number of groups in Waterbury," said Professor Foster. "This is an important way for our campus to reach out to a number of audiences at the same time."
A long-time researcher of images of African Americans in print, Professor Foster has been an expert commentator for CNN News and National Public Radio. In 2012, he presented as far as the AltCom Comics Festival in Malmo, Sweden, and the Comics Forum in Leeds, England.
In complement to his work, Foster is also helping to recruit actors for a 1938 play, "Stars & Bars," that was written for the Negro Unit of the General Theatre Project in Connecticut but never made it to the stage. The script, which was made available recently to the Mattatuck Museum in cooperation with The Library of Congress and the Federal Theatre Project Archives at George Mason University, sheds light on the history and status of African Americans in the Hartford area. A performance is scheduled for Jan. 29 and will be directed by former NVCC Theater Director, Ed Wierzbicki.
For more information on the exhibit or the play, contact Professor Foster at firstname.lastname@example.com or 203-596-8612. Click here for directions to the College.
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The City imposes an income tax (also known as an earnings or wage tax) to provide revenue in support of general municipal operations, maintenance, new equipment, extension and enlargement of municipal services and facilities and capital improvements as authorized by Ordinance (84-0-157, passed by voters 11-6-84) and subsequently amended. The City of Huber Heights levies a tax on salaries, wages, commissions and other compensation, and on net profits as provided in the Ordinance (see below). Effective 1/1/15, the income tax rate for the City of Huber Heights is 2.25%.
The City of Huber Heights requires mandatory, annual filing of income tax returns. All residents 18 years of age and older, and all businesses within the City, are required to file a return no later than April 15 (or 3 1/2 months following the end of their fiscal year) reporting all earnings for the previous year, regardless of whether or not a tax is due. If the resident is employed outside the City of Huber Heights and the employer does not withhold city taxes at a tax rate equal to or greater than Huber Heights' tax rate, it is the responsibility of the resident to file and to pay quarterly estimates on the wages they anticipate they will earn for the current year. Failure to do so may result in a penalty assessment.
Each employer located within or doing business within the City of Huber Heights is required to withhold city income tax from all compensation paid to their employees age 18 and over. The withholding tax must be remitted on a monthly basis unless the withheld amounts are less than $200.00 per quarter.
Taxpayer Rights and Appeal
"Taxpayers' rights and responsibilities" means the rights provided to taxpayers in sections 718.11 , 718.12 , 718.19, 718.23, 718.36, 718.37, 718.38, 5717.011 , and 5717.03 of the Ohio Revised Code and any corresponding ordinances of the Municipality, and the responsibilities of taxpayers to file, report, withhold, remit, and pay municipal income tax and otherwise comply with Chapter 718. of the Ohio Revised Code and resolutions, ordinances, and rules adopted by a municipal corporation for the imposition and administration of a municipal income tax.
These rights and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
• The municipal corporation shall maintain a Local Board of Tax Review to hear appeals of the taxpayer on assessments issued
by the Tax Administrator. The Taxpayer or the Tax Administrator may appeal the Final Determination of the Local Board of
Tax Review.
• Civil actions to recover municipal income tax, penalties and interest have time limits.
• Taxpayer has a prescribed manner in which to request a refund from the Tax Administrator.
• Taxpayer has a required responsibility to timely and accurately file annual returns, reports, documents, and to timely remit
all taxes due on such annual returns, reports, documents and filings.
• At or before the commencement of an audit (where the Tax Administrator has ordered the appearance of the taxpayer),
the Tax Administrator shall inform and provide the Taxpayer with certain information regarding the audit.
• Taxpayer has a required responsibility to allow examination of their books, papers, records, and federal and state income
tax returns by the Tax Administrator.
• Taxpayer has certain recourse if aggrieved by an action or omission of the Tax Administrator, their employee or an
employee of the municipal corporation.
How to file an appeal with the Local Board of Tax Review - Please refer to Section 718.11 of the Ohio Revised Code
1. Right to Appeal: An Appeal may be filed when a Taxpayer:
A. Disputes an Assessment issued by the Tax Administrator regarding an underpayment of municipal income tax.
B. Disputes a reduction in or elimination of a claim for refund, and the Tax Administrator has issued an Assessment notice.
C. Disputes any Assessment issued by the Tax Administrator.
2. A Taxpayer may appeal to the Local Board of Tax Review by filing a request with the Board. The request shall be in
writing, shall specify the reason or reasons why the assessment should be deemed incorrect or unlawful, and shall be filed
within sixty (60) days after the receipt of the Assessment notice from the Tax Administrator.
3. The written appeal should be sent to:
City of Huber Heights, Division of Taxation
P.O. Box 24309
Secretary of the Board of Tax Review c/o Tax Administrator
Huber Heights, Ohio 45424
To confirm receipt of the Appeal, you may contact the Tax Administrator at 937-237-2976.
4. Timeframe:
• The Local Board of Review will schedule a hearing to be held within sixty (60) days after receiving the Appeal of
Assessment. The Taxpayer will receive, by ordinary mail, a notice instructing the Taxpayer of the date of the Appeal
Hearing, the location, and the time of the Hearing.
• Should the Taxpayer need additional time to prepare, the Taxpayer must request, in writing, an extension of time. This
extension should specify the additional time frame necessary to prepare for the hearing. Such extension request will be
sent to the same address and individual as shown in #3 above. The request for extension must be received no later than
five working days prior to any scheduled hearing on this matter.
• The Taxpayer has the right to waive the hearing.
• The Board may allow a hearing to be continued as jointly agreed by both the Taxpayer and the Tax Administrator. In such
case, the hearing must be completed within one hundred twenty days after the first day.
5. The Taxpayer may appear before the board and may be represented by an attorney at law, a certified public accountant,
or other representative.
6. The Board may affirm, reverse, or modify the Assessment or any part of the Assessment issued by the Tax Administrator.
7. The Board shall issue a Final Determination on the Appeal within ninety (90) days after the Board's final hearing on the
Appeal. A copy of its Final Determination will be sent to all parties of the Appeal, by ordinary mail, within fifteen (15)
days after issuing the Final Determination.
8. The Taxpayer and the Tax Administrator both have the right to appeal the Final Determination by the Local Board of
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South Dakota Wage Garnishment Laws
Court judgments for money—orders that one party has to pay another—create legally enforceable debts. Once someone has sued on a contract, a promissory note, a consumer debt, or some other cause of action and won, that person now has a legal right to be paid. Of course, just because the creditor has a legal right to payment doesn't always mean the debtor will pay; but when the debtor does not, there are several mechanisms or procedures by which the creditor can collect.
One of those mechanisms is garnishment, in which the creditor uses the judgment to obtain a court order directing a third party (called a "garnishee"), which has possession or control over some of the debtor's money, to turn that money over for the creditor's benefit. A bank account, private pension benefits, wages owed…any source of type of debtor's funds in the garnishee's possession can be garnished. When the money is owed for wages or salary, it is called wage garnishment, and it is perhaps the best known kind of garnishment. While there are a very few states which do not allow wage garnishment, South Dakota is not one of them—garnishing a debtor's wages is one way a creditor can seek payment of a judgment debt.
South Dakota Garnishment Exemptions and Non-Exemptions
Under federal law, Social Security (which, after all, is a federal program) may only be garnished for child support, alimony, and certain federal debts, especially income tax.
States may carve out other exemptions, or sources of income that are also protected from garnishment. South Dakota has chosen to protect fewer types of income than most other states, leaving more income potentially available for garnishment.
The exemptions the state does allow break down into four main categories:
- Pensions: retirees from the private sector are out of luck, since South Dakota only protects state and municipal employee pensions.
- Public benefits or assistance: a very few types enjoy protection form garnishment: workers' compensation; unemployment benefits; and aid to families with dependent children.
South Dakota protects far fewer types of public benefits or assistance than most states.
- Insurance benefits or annuities: the one area where South Dakota is fairly generous. Subject to some maximum amounts or caps, the state protects annuity benefits, and health and life insurance proceeds in many contexts. Someone faced with garnishment who has income from these sources would be well advised to consult with an attorney to see how much of his or her income may be exempt.
Maximum Threshold
South Dakota allows the lesser of the following amounts be garnished:
- 20% total of disposable income; "disposable income" for this purpose is non-exempt income, after FICA and any other legally mandated (though not including employer mandated) payroll deductions
- The amount by which a debtor's weekly income exceeds 40 times the minimum wage
This is more generous to debtors than federal law, which allows up to 25% of disposable income, or the amount by which weekly income exceeds 30 times minimum wage, to be garnished. Note, though, that there are certain debts, such as child support, for which more can be garnished: up to 60% of a debtor's income.
Also note that is definition of "disposable income" ignores necessary expenses—like food, housing, utilities, and transportation—that people commonly consider when calculating their disposable income. Only legally mandated paycheck deductions matter.
Statute of Limitations
Before garnishing, a creditor needs a favorable judgment on the debt or claim. The creditor must therefore have brought (and won) a lawsuit on the debt within the statute of limitations, or time to sue. Different claims or causes of action may have different statutes of limitation, though many of the common consumer debts share a 6-year statute of limitations in South Dakota: contracts (written and oral), open accounts (credit cards), and promissory notes. The other main type of consumer action, growing out of the sale of goods, has only a 4-year statute of limitations, which is more favorable to debtors.
Once it's won a judgment, the creditor has another 10 years (for a judgment rendered by a non-South Dakota court) or 20 years (on a judgment from a South Dakota court) to apply for garnishment. The ability to wait increases the chance that the debtor—who presumably was impoverished or insolvent when it defaulted on its debt—will get into a better financial position, making efforts to collect on the judgment worthwhile.
Writ of Garnishment in South Dakota
In many ways, obtaining garnishment is like evicting someone—a streamlined court procedure is needed. As with eviction, assuming that the underlying issues are clearly in the favor of the party seeking the remedy, the process is quick, fairly inexpensive, and almost certain.
For eviction, that underlying issue is the tenant's right to possess or occupy the space; if the lease is up, or the tenant has violated the lease, he or she no longer has that right and evicting the tenant is mostly a matter of doing the correct paperwork in order to get a court order. It's the same way with garnishment: if the creditor's judgment awarding money was obtained the right way and is valid, then garnishment is mostly just a matter of paperwork. This also means that if the underlying judgment is valid, the debtor is limited in his or her ability to challenge or dispute garnishment—they already had their chance previously, during the litigation that resulted in the judgment.
To get an order (often called a writ) for garnishment, the creditor applies for one to a court. In the written application, the creditor states that it has a judgment for money and also that—
(1) it hasn't been paid
(2) it believes that garnishment will be necessary to secure payment
(3) it believes that a named garnishee (such as the debtor's employer) has money for the debtor (such as the debtor's salary or wages) which can be applied to pay the debt
Again, assuming that the creditor's judgment is valid—in other words, that was properly granted, following correct and fair legal proceedings—the debtor will have comparatively little involvement in the garnishment. Instead, garnishment is mostly between the creditor and the garnishee, which will be required to verify that it has the debtor's money. If the garnishee does, it will be ordered to turn over some of that money to pay the debt to creditor. More on Stopping Wage Garnishment in South Dakota.
Getting Legal Help
If faced with garnishment, a debtor should seek legal assistance. There are several ways that a lawyer can a debtor challenge—or at least reduce—a garnishment. For example:
- If the underlying judgment was not rendered or granted improperly, it may be possible to overturn it or set it aside. This might happen if the debtor had never actually been served with the papers for the previous lawsuit, so that the creditor only won by "default" because the debtor had never had the chance to defend him- or herself. Other problems with the judgment could include the statute of limitations for the lawsuit, or the awarding court's jurisdiction (or more precisely, lack of jurisdiction) over the debtor.
- Obviously, if there is a factual error with the garnishment, it could be challenged—such as if the wrong debtor is named, or the size of the debt is incorrect.
- It may be possible to challenge the garnishment on procedural grounds, such as how the creditor applied for it and what kinds of notice have been provided, or if the judgment is so old that the statute of limitations has passed.
- It may be possible to show that the debtor's disposable income is lower than thought—for example, because the debtor's income comes from exempt sources. Reducing the disposable income reduces the amount that could be garnished, though South Dakota's relative paucity of exemptions makes this more difficult than in many other states.
For more information:
South Dakota Statutes[http://legis.state.sd.us/statutes/TitleList.aspx]
FAQ sheet about Federal garnishment rules[http://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/compliance/whdfs30.pdf]
Social security and garnishment[http://www.ssa.gov/deposit/DDFAQ898.htm]
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A DNA test has proven that Colorado prison inmate, 39 year old Carlin Q. Williams is not Prince's son. Hence he is not entitled to inherit a fortune worth up to $300 million. Williams claimed that his mother, Marsha Henson had unprotected sex with singer, Prince at a Kansas City, Missouri, hotel in 1976 but the DNA proved that there is no way Prince is his father.
Williams has a long criminal record including drug and domestic violence charges and is currently serving nearly eight years in federal prison for unlawfully transporting a firearm in a stolen vehicle.
His mother, Marsha Henson, however maintains that Legendary singer, Prince is Williams' father. When she was approached to give her reaction to the DNA result on Wednesday afternoon she said:
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Luke 9:37-42 After the Transfiguration, Jesus cast out the Difficult Demon
37 Now it happened on the next day, when they had come down from the mountain, that a great multitude met Him.
38 Suddenly a man from the multitude cried out, saying, "Teacher, I implore You, look on my son, for he is my only child. 39 And behold, a spirit seizes him, and he suddenly cries out; it convulses him so that he foams at the mouth, and it departs from him with great difficulty, bruising him. 40 So I implored Your disciples to cast it out, but they could not."
41 Then Jesus answered and said, "O faithless and perverse generation, how long shall I be with you and bear with you? Bring your son here." 42 And as he was still coming, the demon threw him down and convulsed him. Then Jesus rebuked the unclean spirit, healed the child, and gave him back to his father. NKJV
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Demon the Disciples could not cast out [Matthew 17:14-16, Mark 9:14-17, Luke 9:37-42]
V When they had come down from the mountain after the Transfiguration of Jesus, and came to the waiting multitude, they encountered the obstinate demon.
² The disciples who were waiting for Jesus, Peter, James, and John who had gone up the mountain alone, to return, could not heal the demon possessed epileptic. [Matthew 17:1, 14-16, Mark 9:14-17, Luke 9:37-42]
² Jesus asked what they were discussing. [Mark 9:16]
² The father said, "Teacher, I brought You my son, who has a mute spirit. 18 And wherever he seizes him, he throws him down; he foams at the mouth, gnashes his teeth, and becomes rigid. So I spoke to Your disciples, that they should cast him out, but they could not." [Matthew 17:15-16, Mark 9:17-18, Luke 9:38-40]
² Jesus had previously given them power and authority to heal all manner of sicknesses and power over the demons. [Matthew 10:1, Mark 3:15, Luke 9:1-2]
Jesus cast out the demon and cured the Epileptic
V Jesus rebuked the generation for their lack of faith and perverseness. [Matthew 17:17-18, Mark 9:19, Luke 9:41]
² How long shall I bear with you? Jesus seemed impatient with them after so many miracles He had done in their sight and they still lacked faith.
² Calling the lad to Himself, "Bring him to Me." [Matthew 17:17, Mark 9:19, Luke 9:41]
² Then they brought him to Him. And when he saw Him, immediately the spirit convulsed him, and he fell on the ground and wallowed, foaming at the mouth. [Mark 9:20, Luke 9:42]
² So He asked his father, "How long has this been happening to him?" And he said, "From childhood. And often he has thrown him both into the fire and into the water to destroy him. But if You can do anything, have compassion on us and help us." [Mark 9:21-22]
² Jesus said to him, "If you can believe, all things are possible to him who believes." [Mark 9:23]
² Immediately the father of the child cried out and said with tears, "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!" [Mark 9:24]
² When Jesus saw that the people came running together, He rebuked the unclean spirit, saying to it, "Deaf and dumb spirit, I command you, come out of him and enter him no more!" [Mark 9:25, Matthew 17:18, Luke 9:42]
² Then the spirit cried out, convulsed him greatly, and came out of him. And he became as one dead, so that many said, "He is dead." [Mark 9:26]
² But Jesus took him by the hand and lifted him up, and he arose. [Mark 9:27]
This kind does not go out except by prayer and fasting [Matthew 17:19-21]
V The disciples asked Jesus privately why they could not cast out the demon. [Matthew 17:19, Mark 9:28]
² They were surprised that they could not cast out the demon since they had been successful in earlier times. [Luke 10:17]
V Jesus said;
² "Because of your unbelief."
² "If you have faith as a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you." [Matthew 17:20]
² "However, this kind does not go out except by prayer and fasting." [Matthew 17:21, Mark 9:29]
² To deal with this kind of demon, one must be fully prepared in advance by prayer and fasting.
² We are desperately in need of a very close walk with God at all times to enable us to be the best that God wants us to be.
² Prayer and fasting play a vital part in the life of the Saints. [Nehemiah 1:4, Daniel 9:3, Luke 2:37, Acts 10:30, 13:3, 14:23, 1 Corinthians 7:5]


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Somehow, a forum on economics by the Forum on Missouri Economic Prosperity turned to the subject of hate crimes when Missouri State Rep, Paul Curtman, a Tea Party Republican, told the group that hate crimes were no different from any other crime. He also feels that President Obama is a "totalitarian" who wants Congress to require gun permits.
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"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness," Curtman said, quoting the Declaration of Independence. "Let's start right there: All men are created equal. The first thing you need is equality under the law to apply to the economic sector of society just as it would to any thing else."
"You know, we don't want to have hate crimes, because then you're supposing that a crime is much worse if it is committed against a white person or a black person as opposed to an Asian or Hispanic person," he continued. "There is not really such a thing as a hate crime. Crime is crime. Equality under the law."


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Armwood coach Sean Callahan said he almost can't believe it has been 10 years since the Hawks' first state title. Friday, 18 players and four coaches from the 2003 state championship team returned to the Armwood sideline to be recognized at halftime.
The 2003 Hawks won the Class 4A state championship, beating Lakeland Lake Gibson 29-21 for Armwood's first state crown. The Hawks returned in 2004 to win the state title over Lake Gibson again.
"It was really kind of cool to have them here," Callahan said. "I can't believe it's been 10 years and for so many of them to come out, we just look forward to those guys coming back here."
The Thanksgiving holiday had a number of other Armwood alums in attendance, including recent grads Eric Striker (now a sophomore at the University of Oklahoma) and Matt Jones (a sophomore at Florida) — a bright spot for Callahan.
Armwood (13-0) didn't disappoint its alumni as the Hawks advanced to the Class 6A state final four by topping Springstead, 41-0. Hawks quarterback Noah Johnson, who had four touchdowns (one rushing, three passing) in the win, said having the 2003 team return made an impression on his teammates as they look to add to the school's tradition.
"It's always great to have those guys come back and cheer us on," Johnson said. "We know what they did and their legacy will live on here."
Callahan said Saturday senior wide receiver Talvin Bailey "will be fine" after having to leave Friday's win in the fourth quarter. Callahan called the injury a slight hyperextension to Bailey's right knee.
Gryphons can look to the future
Friday's 19-14 loss to Kissimmee Osceola was tough to swallow for many Sickles players, especially the seniors.
But for those that will return, there's hope in 2014.
"Next year we should have a good offense still," junior quarterback Isaac Holder said. "We lose a lot of seniors, but we should be good."
The Gryphons also will return Ray Ray McCloud III, the county's leading rusher this season.
Defensively, returners include linebackers Zeke Houston and Logan Braswell, who had a fumble recovery Friday.
Plant gets good news on Beck, Bush injuries
The availability of Plant linebacker Andrew Beck and offensive lineman Richard Bush was in serious doubt after Friday's 17-7 victory against Fort Pierce Central in a Class 8A region final.
After checking with the Panthers' team doctor Saturday afternoon, Plant coach Robert Weiner said things were looking more positive for Beck and Bush, who left Friday's game with an ankle and foot injuries, respectively.
"We will keep them (out of practice for a couple days), but today (Saturday) we have a much better outlook," Weiner said.
Beck, a University of Texas commit who leads the team with an average of eight tackles a game, left midway through the third quarter Friday. Initially, Beck and trainers feared the ankle might be broken, but Beck said he felt a little better during the fourth quarter as he leaned on crutches.
Bush, the Panthers' center who missed a couple of games earlier this season with a foot strain, also left in the second half of Friday's game and did not return.
Now the hope is that Beck and Bush can return when Plant (11-1-1) hosts Friday's state semifinal against Apopka, the defending Class 8A state champions, who this year have averaged 52 points a game in going 12-1.
"(Beck and Bush) are our heart and soul on both sides of the ball so we're really hoping they're OK," Weiner said after beating Fort Pierce Central.
Top performers
Patrick Brooks, Plant — Brooks rushed 20 times for 145 yards and scored both of the Panthers' touchdowns in Plant's 17-7 victory against Fort Pierce Central. Brooks' first touchdown came on a 30-yard screen pass and the second on a 12-yard rush.
Aaron Covington, Armwood — The cornerback had a third-quarter interception, setting up a scoring drive, and also came up with a recovery on the kickoff team on an onside kick.
Trevor Laurent, Armwood — The sophomore made the most of his four catches Friday, going for 124 yards, including a 70-yard touchdown grab, and now leads the team with 520 yards receiving.
Deven Santana, Sickles — The senior defensive end had a sack and a forced fumble against Kissimmee Osceola.


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|Re: [Ekiga-list] Thank you 3.2.6 and question about 1.3MP vs 2.0MP webcam
|Michael Rickmann
|Wed, 23 Sep 2009 13:01:49 +0200
Am Dienstag, den 22.09.2009, 22:48 -1000 schrieb John Call: > Aloha, > > > > First, a moment to thank all of those who contribute their time and > talents to the continued updates to this project. Mahalo nui loa > (Thank you). > > > > May I solicit commentary from the list members regarding 1.3MP vs > 2.0MP webcams? My university is beginning to roll out desktop video > conferencing (not only internally, but to off-island locations as > well). Is there anything to be gained by spending an extra $50-$80 to > upgrade from a 1.3 megapixel camera (e.g. Microsoft LifeCam VX-5000) > to a 2.0 megapixel camera (e.g. Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000)? > > > > Has anybody done subjective or quantitative comparisons between > cameras in these two classes of quality? Iâm planning on utilizing > H.264 extensively, but falling back to H.263 for compatibility when > needed. > > > > Thanks again to all of the developers, testers, and users. > > John > Hi John, I think that 1.3 megapixel are sufficient for a Webcam using Ekiga. However, the Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 (and also the notebook model) is far superior to any webcam which I had before. I can't comment on the Microsoft one. The Logitech is extremely light sensitive and has really good optics though at rather wide angle. Autofocus is not working yet under linux, but you do not need it. The software Logitech provides for Windows is very demanding. You should find a way only to install the Windows drivers. Under Ubuntu Jaunty with standard Ekiga I have problems with the Logitech Pro. Often Ekiga can not open the device, as if it had not been closed properly before. Running cheese once or twice inbetween fixes it. If you are bying new Cams and have some time to sort out problems I would recommend the Logitech Pro ones. Michael _______________________________________________ ekiga-list mailing list ekiga-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/ekiga-list
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Submitted By: Maggie
Once there was a girl from Belize
Who, outside in the snow, did freeze
Unlikely weather here, say
Not knowing of this fray
She looked at the snow but did not believe.
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there was a young man named keith
who loosely fitted false teeth
with a violent cough
his dentures took off
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There once was ayoung lad named Drake,
Such a bore people called a flake.
He slicked back his hair,
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They changed his name to fruit-cake.
Submitted By: Amanda
There was a ship called the "Titanic"
It sank far below the Atlantic
It hit a block of ice
And it wasn't very nice
And it sent people into a panic
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There once was redwood named Lee.
Who liked to drink English tea,
"Tea is great,
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Said Lee the large redwood tree.
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There is a cat named Sox
Who's life really rocks
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There was a man in Argentina,
who annoyed a girl named Tina,
She let out a cry
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that almost damaged his "Retina".
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When you saw her she was oh so jolly
Never in a bad mood,
definitely not rude,
It was because of her little dollie.
Submitted By: Amber Miller
There are some girls who drool
over the boys in school
Some of them debate
and some of them celebrate
But I think it is a bunch of bull
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A Lorimar director named Dwight
Filmed the relativity of Bright
"But filming won't work,"
He said with a smirk.
"The frames un-photo in flight."
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There once was a man named Oliver Hyde
His favorite cleaner was Whitening Tide
It cleaned really well
He thought that was swell
then one day he Shouted and died.
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Esmerelda, Dresabela, Cinderella,
But what about me Farawella?
I'm the fourth sister unknown,
cuse i live far from home,
For I'm ugly and scare all the fellas.
My hair is a grousum green,
And outside I'm embarrased to be seen.
My skin looks moldy,
It's kind of grody,
And in public it's hard not to be seen.
Now let me tell you about Peet,
his breath smells like sweaty feet.
He's just like me,
No couple can beat,
The love between me and Peet.
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Who love to eat ham,
Once when she ate it,
She started to hate it,
From then on she ate spam.
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This man found some big bars of barium
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he told his wife Lily
she fell down quite silly
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He went head frist
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Know he's an ant with a slant.
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but then to his surprise
he won a magnificent prize
of being the smellist young man alive
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Who obviously lives in the ZOO
One day the zoo keeper
Fell into a sleeper*
And old Boo shouted "YAHOO!"
*sleeper = stone
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There once was a lady named Pam
Who would eat nothing but Spam,
When her marriage died
she lost all that she 'buyed'
and her hubby ran off with Uncle Sam?!?
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There once was a man from Millow
Who Dreamed he was eating a Marsh Mellow
he woke up that night
and to his fright
he couldnt find his pillow
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These are some of my limerics about the Drow, a race in the Forgotten
Realms series
Drizzt Du'Orden sank into his cowl
retreating from the sun like an owl
regarded with dread
and a price on his head
The dark elf, reputed as foul.
The mighty followers of Lloth
are clerics, or women of the cloth
they worship a Queen
who's unspeakably mean
but they all consider her the boss.
The haughty and cold Matron Mothers
Are scornful of all of the others
Their dedication to Lloth
(like that of a moth)
Is so great that they kill off their lovers
In the Drow city of Menzoberanzan
Survival is 'do as one can'
the Spiders Kiss,
or the snake whips hiss
So creatures of light have them banned.
A Dark Elf lizard-rider
House DuĆOrdens best fighter
His name was Dinin
But 'cause he was sinnin'
They turned him into a drider.
Submitted By: edsDrizzt
These are all my origional *clean* limericks...hope you enjoy;-}
There once was a man from Bermuda
Who ate far too much Gouda
He ate it on bread,
Or as a cheese spread,
Or as a strange homage to Buddha.
There once was a man from Beirut
It seems he had nothing to do
It was much too quiet,
so he started a riot
Just look at the thousands he slew!
There once was a man from Bangkok
who sat on the edge of the dock
he fished off the pier
while drinking a beer
and skipping little rocks
Three budweiser frogs
look like they've gone to the dogs
they sit on the pier,
while drinking a beer
And dream of their good old bogs
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Who decided to buy a new motor
She drove to the lake
but drove in by mistake
And now her poor car is a floater!
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who wore a black ribbon around her womb
to remind her she said
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and what put him into his tomb.
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This is for Star Trek Fans.
Trekkies will understand the inside joke.
Bones McCoy, that old Star Trek physician,
Has passed on to a heavenly mission.
No more will he say
To Kirk, "By the way,
I'm a doctor, Jim, not a magician."
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There once was man named Bill
who swallowed a nuclear pill
the doctor said chough
but the darn thing went off
and they found his head in Brazil
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Brady named Henrico Christmas Mother
Citizen Staff Reports 10/02/12
Terry McConnell Brady, a retired Henrico County math teacher, has been named the 2012 Henrico Christmas Mother.
A native of Abingdon, Va., where she grew up on a farm with three brothers, Brady resides in the Tuckahoe District and is a long-time member of Tuckahoe Presbyterian Church, where she serves as a Sunday school teacher and works in the outreach division. She also volunteers with Meals on Wheels and the American Cancer Society, and has been involved with the Henrico Christmas Mother program for three years.
Brady has been married to her husband, Patrick, for 48 years and they have three children and six grandchildren. She enjoys spending time with her family as well as reading and gardening.
The mission of the Henrico Christmas Mother is to provide new clothes, toys, books and food to qualifying families, the elderly, and adults with disabilities during the holiday season.
The 501(c)(3) organization is run by an all-volunteer Council consisting of former Henrico Christmas Mothers and representatives of each of Henrico County's five magisterial districts. This year's Henrico Christmas Mother Council officers include President Shelly Poole, Vice President Betsy Foster, Treasurer Mary Shaia, Assistant Treasurer Betty Lyon, Recording Secretary Robin Smith, Corresponding Secretary Karen Moore and Members-at- Large Charlotte Melton and Ruth Radzisauskas.
Donations of checks may be mailed to Henrico Christmas Mother, P.O. Box 70338, Henrico, VA 23255-0338. To make online donations or to learn about volunteering, sponsoring a family or applying for assistance, visit http://www.henricochristmasmother.org or call 236-9741.
New utility services number for metro area
Citizen Staff Reports 07/27/2017 General NewsGovernment
Richmond city, Henrico, Chesterfield and Hanover county natural gas customers have a new number to call for their utility services.
The City of Richmond Department of Public Utilities has replaced its old number, (804) 646-7000 as well as 311, with it's new number, (804) 646-4646 for all calls relating to utilities. Utilities include natural gas, water, sewer, storm-water and electric street-lighting. > Read more.
The City of Richmond Department of Public Utilities has replaced its old number, (804) 646-7000 as well as 311, with it's new number, (804) 646-4646 for all calls relating to utilities. Utilities include natural gas, water, sewer, storm-water and electric street-lighting. > Read more.
Henrico County property transactions, July 10-16
Citizen Staff Reports 07/26/2017 General NewsProperty transactions
A sample of property transactions during this period appear below:
3714 Pemberton Ave.- $105,000, 720 SF (built in 1957), from William F. Patton Jr. to Jessica Garcia.
510 Besler Ln.- $121,000, 964 SF (built in 1986), from Joseph and Coral P. Bolden to Taneen Marlow.
3502 Westcliffe Ave.- $140,000, 1,564 SF (built in 1947), from Benny H. Wilson Jr. to Benjamin A. Nyannor. > Read more.
FirstComp Insurance Company, Markel Corp. named top insurance carriers
Citizen Staff Reports 07/26/2017 BusinessGeneral News
Two Glen Allen-based insurance carriers have been named among the top such companies in the nation.
Markel Corp. and FirstComp Insurance Company (now owned by Markel) are among 38 carriers recognized on the Insurance Business America list of the top insurance carriers in the country. > Read more.
Walmart honors Citizen's 'Top Teachers' during grand opening
Citizen Staff Reports 07/25/2017 BusinessEducationGeneral News
The much-anticipated new Walmart Supercenter in Eastern Henrico opened to busy crowds last week, and company officials welcomed a special group of shoppers, too. > Read more.
'It's such a blessing'
By Ashlee Korlach, Special to the Citizen 07/24/2017 FeaturesGeneral News
On Independence Day, a Brazilian-born Henrico resident took the Naturalization Oath of Allegiance on the steps of the Virginia Historical Society and felt peace finally settle around her.
Jeanette Hamlett's journey to U.S. citizenship is a story of faith and love, which she told with her husband, John Hamlett, by her side. > Read more.
'It's such a blessing'
Preschoolers give pillows to families in need
Dairy Queen's Blizzard sales July 27 to benefit Children's Hospital of Richmond
Crime Stoppers' Crime of the Week: July 24, 2017
Henrico Police locate missing man
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CalendarHenrico County will hold its monthly sale of unclaimed, forfeited and surplus property on July 11 (Henrico residents and taxpayers) and July 12 (general public) from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 4323 Carolina Ave. Items for sale generally include office furniture, supplies and old computer equipment. All sales final. For details, call the Surplus Hotline at 501-5660 (option 3) or visit http://www.henrico.us/purchasing/surplus-sales. Full text


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Photos: Pig roast at Oak at Fourteenth
Sarah Cowell
A snowstorm might not be the best weather for a pig roast, but that didn't prevent a crowd from descending on Boulder's Oak at Fourteenth last night for the restaurant's first quarterly pig roast, a new tradition that was slated to get off the ground the very week the six-month-old spot went up in flames last year.
"We had the pig in the cooler," owner Bryan Dayton revealed to the gathered crowd. "But like everything else, it went up in smoke."
He and chef/co-owner Steve Redzikowski wanted to give the tradition another try, though, and they channeled Rioja for this inaugural event because it was culturally appropriate, Dayton says: The Spanish have a tradition of gathering for feasts like these over roasted meats and wine.
Giuliana Imports owner Steve Lewis was responsible for the wine pairings, and he hauled out some exceptional finds for the occasion. Missed the dinner? Here's a serving of food photos that recap the event.
Sarah Cowell
Rosemary-whipped lardo, spicy salami and grilled baguette kicked off the festivities.
Sarah Cowell
The first course paired with a 2005 Muga rose.
Sarah Cowell
This terrine of pig's head, fried pickle and sweet and sour onions paired with a 2007 Ramirez de la Piscina Crianza.
Sarah Cowell
Springy calamari and fennel-flecked sausage stewed in oregano sofrito and dusted with citrus-y bread crumbs.
Sarah Cowell
The seafood and sausage stew paired to a Sierra Cantabria Reserva Unica 2007.
Sarah Cowell
Course four plotted porchetta against padron peppers and potatoes bravas.
Sarah Cowell
The star wine of the evening: the porchetta was matched to a velvety, luxurious Muga Prado Enca Gran Reserva 2004, poured from a magnum bottle.
Sarah Cowell
The night finished with a take on churros with chocolate -- but the churros were made with maple and bacon, and the chocolate sauce had a kick of spice.
Sarah Cowell
And with the check, a hint of what's to come with the next three pig roasts.
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