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By BRUCE ALSOBROOK, News-Telegram Managing Editor
July 7, 2008 - Three people were arrested early Sunday after a warning shot was fired in the air to break up a family fight, one of a number of incidents investigated by police and sheriff's officers this weekend.
Hopkins County Sheriff's Deputy Tony Crouse was on South Broadway Street when he heard a shot fired in the parking lot of Massey's Convenience Store at the corner of South Broadway and Shannon Road.
By the time police arrived, a 28-year-old Arkansas woman had been detained by Crouse. Officers then took the woman's common-law husband, a Nashville, Ark., man, age 37, for public intoxication, and her cousins, Texarkana men ages 19 and 20, on separate counts of minor consuming alcohol and a probation violation warrant from Texarkana.
The four were returning from a family holiday gathering in Dallas, police were later told. The 37-year-old man, who was driving the 2002 Chrysler Concorde they were in, had been arguing on the road with the woman and one of the cousins about pulling over and changing drivers. The older man had apparently been drinking, and the others were concerned about their safety.
When they stopped in Sulphur Springs, the four got out and the driver locked the door, leaving the woman's niece, about 2 years old, inside. An argument between the man and one of the cousins ensued, and witnesses inside the store said they saw the two men fighting outside.
Once the door was unlocked, the woman told police, she went into the car and retrieved a .380-cal. handgun from her purse. As the argument between the men escalated, she fired a single round into the air. In a statement given after the incident, she wrote that once the men realized she was "serious and scared," the tensions calmed. That's when officers began arriving at the scene.
The three men were taken to the county jail. The woman was not charged, and the car and child were released to her.
In other incidents, police arrested Alejandro Rios, a 20-year-old man listing a Sulphur Springs address after he fled when they tried to pull over his Ford sport utility vehicle about 11:45 p.m. Saturday. Officers reported they saw the SUV hit the curb at Texas and Bell streets, but when they turned around and hit their emergency lights, the Ford kept going. Police followed the SUV onto Lee Street to Georgia Street, then headed north. After a pursuit of about six blocks, the man stopped at Peach and Brinker streets, and was taken from the vehicle at gunpoint. The man, who was not a U.S. citizen, was found not to have a license, and he smelled strongly of alcohol. An open beer was also found in the front seat. Rios was booked into the county jail on a state jail felony charge of evading arrest or detention in a vehicle.
Elsewhere in Hopkins County, a man who wrecked his car following a pursuit by state troopers Sunday morning remains at large. Reports state that a highway patrolman attempted to stop the 1993 Honda Civic for driving 85 miles per hour in a 65 mph zone about 2 a.m. Sunday. The car "wrecked out" near the 134 mile marker of Interstate 30, and the driver fled on foot. An 18-year-old Frankston man was left behind, and was arrested for minor in possession of alcohol after half-dozen cans of Keystone Light beer were found in the car. State troopers and deputies searched for the driver for about 90 minutes before calling off the manhunt, but have information they believe will help identify the suspect.
Deputies also took a Brashear man, 22, into custody not long after a report from a woman who said her boyfriend beat her up. The call came in at about 8:30 p.m. Sunday from a woman who said she had been assaulted by her boyfriend, who then kicked her out of her own car and drove off, leaving her on the side of the road. About 15 minutes later, a deputy located a vehicle matching the description of the car in question and stopped it on State Highway 154 near County Road 1174. He was taken to the county jail on a charge of assault-family violence.
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As some of you will know, my first forays into blogging here on the ATB came by way of several "postcards" from afar, in which I ranted about my travels in Amsterdam, Norway, and Greece. It was the appreciative and insightful tone of your responses to these postcards that got me enthused about blogging in the first instance.
And postcards are suddenly cool again – mainly because I have been transplanted across the Tasman once more for work. So here follows the first of what I hope will be several postcards from Brisbane. The reason I will need several posts, I think, is because Brisbane is so bloody interesting.
Not in an "oh my gosh" isn't everything wonderful", but in an "oh my let's spend money on transport but I'm not sure in a good way." Basically, Brisbane is interesting because it does so much that is right, while at the same time wasting obscene amounts of money on terribly expensive infrastructure projects.
Before we get into the serious nitty grit-picky, let's start with a picture postcard perfect transport photo. The one below shows me sweating profusely having cycled 200m along the recently flooded but soon to be fixed cycleway, which ran just above the surface of the river. While it looks like I'm smiling, I'm actually grimacing in response to 30+ degree heat (NB: Brisbane does not suit delicate little red-headed fairies such as myself).
In the background of the photo above you can see the construction of one of Brisbane's most recent pedestrian and cycle only bridges. But enough of the transport eye candy; it's now time to get down and dirty with some numbers (NB: Data sourced from here and here):
- Population: 2.15 million, area: 6,000 sqkm, average density: 346 people/sqkm
- PT patronage: 180 million, or 82 trips per capita p.a. of which:
- Bus – 120.3 million
- Train – 52.8 million
- Ferry – 5.2 million
- PT operating budget AU $1.5 billion p.a. (NB: This includes some minor capital spend on bus stops and driver facilities, but not for corridors, as well as organisational overheads), which was spent as follows:
- Bus – $503.9 million ($4.19 per trip)
- Rail – $835.5 million ($15.82 per trip)
- Ferry – $19.1 million ($3.67 per trip)
- System-wide cost recovery 23.6% and smartcard market share 81.6%
So how does Brisbane compare to Auckland? Well, in terms of what they do well:
- PT infrastructure – Brisbane has a relatively extensive rail and busway network which together form the "rapid transit" heart of the wider network. In the city centre this culminates in two underground bus tunnels supported by dedicated surface bus lanes from most directions. In terms of their rail networkthe network is electrified and operates at reasonable frequencies, although I understand further frequency improvements are not possible because the network capacity is constrained downtown. With so much rapid transit infrastructure the services are fast and reliable and attract considerable patronage.
- Smartcard uptake – Brisbane really was the poster child of integrated ticketing; they made an early push for integrated fares and ticketing (tag on/off) and the GoCard is now used for over 80% of all trips. The discount for using a GoCard is at least 30% of the standard fare, which is quite an incentive (by contrast HOP is only 10%). The high update has a noticeable effect on bus dwell times at stops. TransLink also offers a 30% discount for travelling at off-peak times, as well as fare caps that kick in beyond a certain point. The off-peak discount, in particular, is something Auckland should consider, when marginal willingness-to-pay and marginal costs of supply and both low.
Now let's consider the not so good news:
- Costs – Brisbane's public transport network seems relatively costly, with an overall cost recovery of only 24%. That's only half of what Auckland achieves – and we're headed for 50% in the near future. Reasons for Brisbane's high costs are many and varied. Cost recovery, however, ultimately boils down to a) operating costs and/or b) patronage and/or c) fare revenue. Given that Brisbane's patronage is relatively high, as are fares, then a process of elimination would suggest that Brisbane's lower cost recovery is attributable to higher operating costs. One of the reason Brisbane's operating costs may be higher is their issues with sprawl (see below), which in turn results in people traveling long distances. It may also reflect generally higher wages in Australia, especially for highly unionised public sector workforces.
- Sprawl – It's not immediately obvious from the statistics presented above, but Brisbane sprawls in all sorts of directions and all sorts of strange ways. The city has chronic issues with what I think is technically knows as "leapfrog" sprawl, whereby poorly connected blocks of land beyond the urban fringe are developed in isolation, thereby fragmenting the urban edge and making it extremely difficult to deliver efficient public services after the fact. Take a look at the image below to see an example, but to gain a true appreciation for the beast you'd be best to jump on Google Earth and have a zoom.
There's a lot more to talk about so let me know what you're most interested in and I'll make an effort to get some thoughts down. Some possible topics that spring to mind:
- Central city access/mobility – pedestrianised main street, walking/cycle acces points, rail station locatons, bus stops and key corridors, one way street system, signal cycle times …
- Busway infrastructure and service patterns – these really are quite spectacular. Brisbane has not only two radial busways (South-east and Inner Northern) but also a crosstown busway (Eastern). These are serviced by a network of high frequency bus routes.
- Highway infrastructure , tunnels, and PPPs – Far and away the worst thing about Brisbane is the mega-billions they've squandered creating massive amounts of highway infrastructure, in the process cutting the city off from the river and many of its surrounding suburbs.
I will say that in general I find Brisbane to be a wonderful peer city for Auckland – it's bigger and richer, so tends to do things earlier and spend more money in the process. We'd be silly not to learn as much as we can from their many successes, and failures.
On that cliched note, here's another vacuous photo of me – this time standing on the platform at central station as the train arrives to whizz me home. Looking forward to that soon enough!

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Help...? >.<"
Erm, well, I'm not sure if this would belong in this catagory, but whatever (someone could move the post... right? right?!)...
Anyways, I know absolutely NOTHING about downloading and stuff... And I downloaded BitTorrent, and I tried downloading Naruto eppies 1-10. After that was done, an IE window popped up and directed me to the donate page of the website I downloaded BitTorrent off of.
So... erm, help? (Am I even making any sense?)
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Yes. The first time you use the mainline BitTorrent client it will ask you for money. It only does this once, so you'll never see the beg screen again.
Don't worry about it. Though it would be nice of you if you donated.
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By the way, don't tell me you are *still* using the crappiest browser there is, a.k.a IE?
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That's odd. It is only supposed to do this once.
It sounds like you've got a problem. I'm not sure how you can fix it or what would cause it. Perhaps someone will get back to you with an answer, but in the meantime I can suggest a work-around solution. Uninstall your client and install BitTornado. It has no beg screen, ever. It also has many more features. Honestly, it is better than the mainline client in every way without having a radically different UI or being too complicated. I wish I could solve the problem you specify, but at least this isn't a downgrade.
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To get rid of it, I think you just have to say that you did donate (i.e. tell a small fib). It then creates a 0 byte file called "donate" (no extension) in the directory you have BT installed. I suspect if you create this file yourself, it will also stop going to the donate page.
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They came because of Patri Friedman -- they're making a documentary about him and getting shots of him doing various seasteading sorts of things. ĀJason (the videographer) told me HE was coming to "get a few shots of Patri"... he didn't say THEY were coming with 3 armloads of gear. Ā

I gave Jason a couple more gentle scoldings about how producers need to communicate expectations up-front so they don't piss people off.

So anyway, they got what they needed and that was that. ĀI'd be very surprised if they wanted any more close-ups of people tying bowline knots.

They did get a bit of footage of the workshop in and of itself -- mostly Shannon giving his presentation -- and I have promises to get those clips. ĀWhen I get that stuff from Jason I can put it on the Noisebridge youtube account or something.

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Greetings,

 I have edited the wiki; Knot Tying workshop is now listed as a recurring event.
 This Sunday I'll be learning some more knots from my friend Mark...
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 I hope Shannon and Paul will also again be around to teach us various knots.
 Perhaps we could split up into smaller groups to work with different
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 I don't think the camera crew will be back again.
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[Editors' Note: We must apologize in advance to fans of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies for giving such short shrift to your teams in the following article, but, honestly now, you have to admit, other than you--who cares?]
Before I disquisit at length on the baseball playoffs, in particular the American League Championship Series between the Boston Red and Red Sox and the Cleveland Indians, there's some unfinished business to finish. And I mean finish as in The End. Let's talk about the New York Yankees. No discussion of the pathetic end to the Evil Empire's 2007 is complete without a full and loud airing of Yankees' radio broadcaster Suzyn Waldman's full and loud airing of her piteous weeping at the end of Game 4 of the Division Series. Pay particular attention at around the 2:50 mark:
Postgame Clubhouse Report, WCBS Radio, October 8, 2007
She defended her weeping in the New York Times, and media critic Richard Sandomir appeared to accept her defense:
She is an empathetic personality — her clubhouse demeanor is as much reporter as mother-confessor — so her catch-in-her-voice weeping about Torre's probable departure was not surprising.
And I can actually relate. When Aaron Boone hit DAMN THAT GRADY LITTLE that shot off Tim Wakefield in 2003, I DAMN THAT GRADY LITTLE didn't cry. I was strong. I was a manly man. For 36 hours. And I know others who cried. And I'm DAMN THAT GRADY LITTLE over it now.
But good grief, I didn't go on the air blabbing about other people's tears:
"[A]nd the tears that you hear in my voice are coming down the faces of the coaches in that coaches' room."
You can cry all you want, and even do it it public, but you can't throw the coaches in the coaches room under the bus like that.
Second thing. The Rocket. That ending to Roger Clemens' career should have been satisfying to all, even if for some reason you don't think he's a greedy, mean, nasty, mercenary traitor. After all those "last" games, how fitting that the last-last game was so ignoble and deflating. And the best part. Here's the way citizens of Red Sox Nation saluted Clemens is his first-last game, on August 31, 2003, Yanks take two of three in weekend series:
BOSTON (AP) -- Roger Clemens walked off to a standing ovation and came out for a curtain call, tipping his cap and waving to fans who saw what may have been his last pitch at Fenway Park.
"It was very special," he said. "It gave me the opportunity to say thank you."
Wanna know how Yankees' fans treated the Rocket in his last-last game? Look at the expression on the faces of those fans in the photo to the right. They may be standing, but its not to ovate.
Enough about those losers. On to the winners. Cleveland and Boston have a short but potent playoff history. There was that Division Series in 1999, memorably capped off when Pedro Threw Six Innings of No-Hit Relief after having been injured in a losing effort only three days previously. But less remarked-upon, so far, but in my opinion more important, is the one-game playoff between the Red Sox and Indians in 1948, the last time the Indians won the World Series. The Red Sox had beaten the Yankees on the last day of the season to catch the Indians, losers to the Tigers, which set up a potential trolley-car (Green Line from Kenmore to Allston) series between the Red Sox and the Boston Braves, winners of the National League pennant. But, alas, bypassing a rested Mel Parnell, the Red Sox DAMN THAT JOE McCARTHY started Danny Galehouse and wound up losing 8-3. And then the Indians beat the Braves, so that's good reason for a double grudge on Boston's behalf. And we do have long memories
Cleveland and Boston. Sorry, Arizona and Colorado--even if the the AL team emerges from this series so battered that they lose the World Series, the winner of the ALCS is the beat team in Major League baseball. It sets up to be a great series, if meetings earlier this year are any indication. If you're wondering about the old "Great pitching or great hitting?" question, the two teams traded 1-0 victories this July on back-to-back nights. First Daisuke Matsuzaka beat Cleveland Ace C.C. Sabbathia, then Fausto Carmona beat Boston Ace Josh Becket. In fact, the series may be so close that it'll all boil down to the supernatural. In baseball lexicon, that means:
There's no debate that the 2004 season lifted the Curse of the Bambino from the Red Sox after 86 years of torment. But isn't there some scientific law about conservation of energy or something like that? So it's a scientific fact that curses cannot be eradicated, only transformed. So the key question is: Who's got the Curse now? It was a bad one, I can tell you that. Some say the Chicago Cubs do, and there's evidence for that. Each year (now 99 going on 100) they fail increases the potency of the Curse exponentially, almost as if whatever ordinary Curse they'd possessed before 2004 has become worse by the influx of new Cursoid Energy. But I say, Cleveland got it. Citywide. The spirit of the Curse of the Bambino was not simply to lose, but to almost win, then lose. Since their last Major Pro championship in 1964, Cleveland has:
1. Gone to the World Series and lost;
2. Gone to the American Football Conference Championship twice in a row and lost in heartbreaking fashion--leading in the fourth quarter, and, just last year;
3. Made it to the NBA Finals with the brightest new star in basketball, and lost.
So, the Curses seem to be solidly against the Indians. The Omens, however, may be good, according to none other than the Associated Press:
Chapman Plaque Key to Indians Success?
Cleveland Indian Ray Chapman is the only Major League player ever to be killed on the field of play, the victim of a beaning by spitballing (spitballs were still legal then) Carl Mays, on August 16, 1920. Here's a chronology of his career. But the thing is, as tragic as that tale is, the Indians dedicated the remainder of their season to their fallen comrade, which ended in a World Series Victory. Although they won again in 1948, according to the A.P. account, it was shortly after that that the Memorial Plaque dedicated to him was removed from public view and misplaced. Although many fans remember the Indians season beginning with a blizzard that postponed or moved about a dozen games, could it really have begun with the re-discovery of the plaque? And the re-dedication of the Chapman Memorial the day before the season began this year? The Spirit of Ray Chapman won one World Series, can it win another? Or is Curt Schilling's bloody sock good for one more before he leaves as a free agent? We can ask him:
For those who see baseball as one, long seven-month interesting and engaging drama, Curt provided quite a bit of side-plot interest. He started a blog in the Spring. He's not the only Major League baseball player with a blog--all four firstbasemen remaining in the playoffs have blogs at MLBlogs: Official Affiliate, Unofficial Opinions:
Todd Helton of the Rockies and
Tony Clark of the Diamondbacks.
But, to be honest, I'm not sure those are real blogs. I've seen Kevin Youkilis interviewed many times and I just don't think he has that many words in him at any one time. Schilling, on the other hand, really does actually blog at 38pitches.com, (he wears number 38, pictured above) and he's got all the words in him anyone could ever want and then some. He's an internet gamer, in fact, he has a Game Development company (he plays World of Warcraft, if anyone knows what that means), and he blogs about that, baseball, fantasy football, favorite charities and, when pressed, politics. If you leave a comment, he replies when/if he can. Curt developed an amusing pattern this season. Sometimes he'd say something outrageous on his regular radio segment and end up apologizing on his blog. Or he'd say something outrageous on tv and apologize on the radio. Or say something really outrageous and apologize everywhere. My favorite was after he trashed Barry Bonds for "cheating on Baseball, taxes and his wife."
I seeded the radio apology earlier this season, but it's well worth a re-listen. For 19 minutes he backed off his accusation, then for the last minute he talked about Iraq and George W. Bush. Curt Schilling on Iraq and Bush. I highly recommend it. To get to the crazy right-wing politics part, just follow the directions already listed.
Hmm. I'm about done, but I feel like I'm forgetting something .... oh yeah. Sex.
While poking around MLBlogs, I stumbled on a link to this People magazine piece.
Alyssa Milano's Homerun Beauty Regimen. Oh my God, I thought at first. Snark festival approaching. Obvious advice, even more obvious product plugs. Celebrity fashion line. Treehouse talk. Hot chick picture. Oh the possibilities were endless.
But then something funny happened. I got smarter there. I read a few of the comments women left on the People item, then poked around the web for other responses to the fashion line and asked myself, "Wow, these women seem really positive and genuinely sincere--is there something here I'm missing in my testosterone rush?" Women seemed to want not "Clothes for women with a team logo applique added" and not "team gear" made mostly for men, but comfortable, nice "team gear for women," of which very little was on the market. Even an ordinary baseball cap didn't quite fit women typically as well as men, and why should it? It wasn't designed for women.
So I moseyed on over to her"touch" catalog and looked again with fresh eyes. This is actually a really classy line of informal wear for women, as the fashion shoot of the Angels gear above demonstrates. Damn--she even has a line of baseball caps cut for women's thicker, longer hair. Why didn't anyone think of that before? I clicked on her "How it Began" link, Alyssa Milano debuts clothing line. She found a niche, had reliable partners, an excellent product and a dynamite business plan. I realized in a sudden bolt out of Dodger blue that her line was going to be a hit (if it wasn't already), maybe a huge hit.
Now, I had mentioned a couple of weeks ago that Alyssa Milano had all I ever wanted in a girlfriend: She's a baseball fan and a liberal Democrat. Looking at that clothing line it occurred to me that she was not only also wicked smart, but that she could very well wind up a billionaire. That's more than girlfriend material, that's marriage material.
Since, therefore, she will someday be my fiance, I can no longer allow lewd or crude comments about Alyssa Milano on my threads. In fact, I can't even allow lewd comments about the bevy of babes pictured above. However, sincere expressions of honorable and virtuous intent with respect to the young ladies pictured above will be allowed.
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Three "State of..." addresses will be delivered this week: today, the State of the Judiciary address will be made by Chief Justice Christine Durham to the Utah Senate at 2 p.m. and to the House of Representatives at 2:40 p.m. On Tuesday night, President Barak Obama will deliver the State of the Union address to the nation at 7 p.m. MST. Then on Wednesday night, Governor Gary Herbert will deliver the State of the State address at 6:30 p.m. in the Utah House chambers.
Court rule gives the duty of presenting the State of the Judicary address to the presiding officer of the Judicial Council, who is the Chief Justice, unless she is unable to perform her duties. Governor Herbert is required by the Utah Constitution to make an annual report to the legislature about the condition of the state. The President is required by the U.S. Constitution to give a report to Congress about the State of the Union - the fact that it happens every year is tradition and not mandated by law.


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The Toronto International Film Festival has announced a further seven world premieres including new films from Mike Figgis, John Dahl, Gregor Jordan, Bruce McDonald and Yvan Attal. Topping the list is Novocaine (pictured), the Artisan Entertainment-produced feature debut of screenwriter David Atkins.
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Former Michigan State quarterback Kirk Cousins expected to backup a veteran like Peyton Manning, not fellow rookie Robert Griffin III.
Chosen by the Redskins in the fourth round on Saturday, Cousins says he was "shocked" by the selection, which came 100 picks after Washington chose Griffin No. 2.
He expected to be groomed behind a veteran as a future starter.
"I was shocked, knowing what they had done with the No. 2 pick, and I hadn't talked to them that much in the process," Cousins told The Dan Patrick Show. "I would have said probably Denver or Philadelphia, in terms of teams that had shown interest and were looking for a quarterback.
"I still have an opportunity to learn from a nine-year veteran like Rex Grossman. I'll be the first one to say it was a surprising pick to me as well, but coach Shanahan was there in San Francisco with Joe Montana and Steve Young, so he's not new to this. ...I know my opportunity is going to come sooner or later."
That opportunity would likely come only if RG3 gets hurt or performs poorly enough to be benched for another rookie. But first Cousins would have to beat out a former starter in Grossman.
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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To prepare yourself for a successful semester, please log on to the following URL and learn about ETUDES-NG, the learning management software that we will be using for our course:
For those of you who have used ETUDES in the past, please note that NG is very different, as in much improved, from the "Classic" version that LAVC used exclusively in the past. You, too, should view the Flash videos that explain the new software. The first Flash video explains how to log on, what your user ID and password are, and how to change both after your first visit. The following videos discuss navigation within the course site and posting to the discussion forums.
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St. Rita women to share Italian food, heritage
The Christian Mothers of St. Rita Roman Catholic Church in Connellsville are holding a special celebration on Friday.
It's Nationality Day.
Available in the church social hall will be a variety of Italian foods.
According to Rita Pratt, president of the Christian Mothers, the St. Rita women began sharing their favorite Italian foods for a one-day event decades ago when the church participated in Nationality Days that was held in Downtown Connellsville, sponsored by the local chamber of commerce.
That event ceased a number of years ago but the women of St. Rita parish continued on their own.
Pratt said Nationality Days in Connellsville was a popular event years ago. Participants lined the streets offering different foods.
"The merchants and office workers looked forward to the delicious choices," Pratt said, remembering the busy lunch hour.
The St. Rita women would have their booth set up in front of the former Gallatin Bank (now PNC) on West Crawford Avenue. Back then, the downtown storefronts were filled. There was G. C. Murphy's and McCrory's Five and Tens, Troutman's, Hetzel's Drug Store and many others, recalled Pratt.
"All the participants in Nationality Days kept their same spot every year. The food was prepared in the social hall and transported over to the downtown location. There were no cell phones then so when we were running low on something, the bank personnel would let me use one of their phones to call over to the social hall," said Pratt.
Pratt said over the years, many volunteers have helped.
The late Rosella Talucci was always with Pratt and other volunteers in front of the bank, she said, while the late Nancy Hudock and an army of volunteers remained at the social hall cooking.
"The three of us always worked together on these projects, and we had a lot of help. The guys would get in the truck and go pick up what we needed and bring it back for us to sell. I think about it now and wonder how we did that because we sold everything then that we sell now," said Pratt.
Once the downtown event ended, the Christian Mothers continued to hold a yearly event at the church social hall, located on First Street.
That's exactly where this year's event will be held.
The spaghetti dinner is one of the many popular choices available, served with two homemade meatballs, homemade roll, salad and a piece of cake. Cost is $6.
Also on the menu includes manicotti, cavatelli, eggplant parmesan, stuffed peppers, pizza, hot sausage sandwich with peppers and onions, and a meatball sandwich. There will also be a bake sale.
"We all enjoy this project because we are raising money for the church. The proceeds go to whatever the church needs. All of the volunteers are wonderful and help out willingly because they know it helps the church," Pratt said.
Pratt said church pastor, the Rev. Bob Lubic, supports the ladies in their volunteer efforts.
"We always hope for another successful event," Pratt said.
Nationality Day will be held from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday.
Visitors can eat in the social hall or take out.
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All oaks season somewhat slowly, but the Pacific post oak is hardly up to the average.
Above them I banked dry lengths of swamp maple and post oak.
In Daviess County about four miles east of Washington it is associated with black and post oak.
The acorns of the post oak are borne in a plentiful annual crop.
Selecting a post oak, I had been there only a little while when the man on my right, belonging to another company, was shot down.
I shall not wait for you to guess the name, which is the post oak.
A colony was found in Washington County on high ground, about eight miles southwest of Salem associated with black and post oak.
It bears more resemblance to the eastern post oak (Quercus minor) and for that reason it has been named Pacific post oak.
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The 'American Idol' judge tells other ladies to enjoy their lives in the new club banger which she recorded with the Los Angeles producer.
While fans are eagerly waiting for the full version of her much-anticipated "Same Girl", Jennifer Lopez released her collaboration with DJ Mustard entitled "Girls". The club banger arrived on Wednesday, January 22 via the Los Angeles producer's Soundcloud.
The track features the 44-year-old diva motivating other girls to enjoy their lives. "At the end of the night, girls just wanna have fun/ 'Cause we don't really care, girls just wanna have fun," she sings.
"Girls" is expected to be included in Lopez's upcoming album, which is currently in the works and planned to be released sometime this year. In addition to working on what will be her tenth studio set, the "American Idol" judge is gearing up to release "Same Girl".
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> If I explain that the records do not exist for the first child, do I need to repeat that information for the subsequent children (and there are many)
> Or can I assume the reader will know since the jurisdiction is the same?
Yes. Intelligent readers should not be reading just the sketch that relates to their individual ancestor. They should be reading the full family narrative for context, if nothing else.
>(2) Since I am proving linking each generation via one person in a married couple, I find that for the children or spouses of that
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By "proofs," are you referring to proof arguments or proof summaries? If so, why must your analyses be relegated to source notes? Sources are sources. A proof summary or proof argument is a narrative. Why can it not be presented with the rest of your narrative? Or, put another way, what's the rationale for carrying on one narrative in the text and another narrative in the source notes?
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We enjoyed our visit and stay in this hotel.It is, as stated Rural quite a tranquil and peaceful setting. The breakfast on the terrace was delightful
Lovely tranquil setting, breakfast on the terrace, the owner taking the time to look after us
Enjoyed the area and surroundings of the hotel. Peaceful and quiet. No
A real pleasure to visit and we expect to return in a less hot month to enjoy some of the walking available
The very quiet and natural setting
Quiet atmosphaire, excellent service. Difficult to adjust water temperatur in the shower - eigther freezing cold or burning hot.
Terrific countryside location. Very friendly and accommodating staff. Quiet and comfortable. A little difficult to find. Keep eye out for signs. But the seclusion is worth it.
Pleasant hosts, excellent breakfast, altogether a good hotel Lack of eating facilities in the evening
nice hotel & really nice staff. grounds needed to be kept, no bar, no ice or freezer to make ice.
Very calm, natural environment, nice hotel, friendly hosts, all necessary comfort in the room. Perfect for peaceful holidays.
Hotel was in a wonderful location just across the road from the beautiful clean beach. We had a lovely balcony and sea view. Room was a good size with a large bathroom.
The staff were very helpful and the location was good although not easy to find if arriving by car. NIce restaurants locally. Meal prices in hotel restaurant very fair Lack of Internet access. Only WiFi. Fine if you are a business man with a laptop with wireless capability but no good for the average internet user. ie picking up e-mail. Tea/coffee facility in the room would be nice.
Hotel located on the beach Food was poor
The location and sea views The buffet food was limited to Spanish preferences and not replenished often enough. No access to the lifts from the car park and in an adequate demonstration of Spanish logic were sited at the extreme opposite end of the hotel to reception. Much baggage = hard work.
personel almost spoke no english. breakfest started at 8 that is late when you travel with small kids. hotel is too expensive to what was offered.
The views of the beach and pool food was better on some days than others. Some hotel staff were very helpful others rude.
The food was tasty at the hotel. What I mentioned in the first question, and in addition to this the staff were not too nice and helpful, and in the first night there were a band in the lobby in one of the conference room, they played until midnight and it was impossible to sleep, we heard everything in our room! It shouldnt happen in a supposiliy four star hotel, where people come to rest...We asked them to turn the music down, it didnt help at all. Also the bed in the room was really uncomfortable, really old and very soft, you could feel the spirals in it and made sound every time you moved. Also in the fitness room everything is broken and very dirty.
Close to the beach, own pool. The hotel room was looking a bit shabby, linen had been darned, mini bar lock damaged, drab room decoration.
Sea view, good size room, comfortable and excellent breakfast buffet. Good value for money. No complaints!
Location,helpfull staff, rooms
A really nice hotel, location was very good for the beach too Just that the beds were very hard, otherwise was really good
Even though no members of staff spoke english, they tried their upmost to accomodate us and our baby girl. They were extremely friendly and helpful. The food was great, plenty of option and plenty to go at! The rooms were cleaned impeccably and the pool area was spotless. The queue for the two lifts every mealtime! Seems other customers do not like to use the stairs so when we had the pushchair we sometimes had to carry it upstairs as the queue was too . Also some people may not like the fact no-one speaks english, for us it made the holiday more authentic.
friendly staff no one speak English. i very not recommend that hotel, every thin was on a very low level. nothing was sorted for us, everything was difficult. staff make lots of mistakes. they not serving almost nothing for vegetarians, and even they now about this they leave us sandwiches with meet!. every day lots of problems. first time something like that heppend to us.
The proximity to the beach, nice pleasant staff and the food
very closed to the beach. and lots of restaurant around . The restaurant staff is a bit unfriendly.spacial morning breakfast . the breakfast was not so good.
non of staff could speak english
Good location. Many pensioner and entertainments based for him.
We stayed at thehotel at the same time as 600 spanish senior citizens who appeared to be on a government organised holiday. They were quite loud (hearing problems) and as a result it became very obvious that the walls between the rooms were very thin with poor sound insulation. The evening meals were awful, very poor quality,buffet style with little choice. No a la carte. breakfast was accwptable.
Nice location near to Valencia
closeness to the beach food wasn't very good. Breakfast was okay - dinner was not.
We had book in for 5 nights, stayed 1. The hotel was very dark and very unsatisfactory. Meal times were like stampedes at a cattle market. The selection of food at the buffet was very poor, 4 choices. Not a very nice hotel at all
great selection of food
room interior very nice 99% of guests - old people
The hotel is pleasant, comfortable, and very clean. The staff were very friendly and efficient. The hotel facilities are excellent, and it is well positioned to enjoy the beaches, local restaurantes and shopping areas WiFi internet access username and password needed to be renewed frequently.
view from the bedroom to the sea, qualty of the room, politeness of reception, choice in restaurant refused coffee/juice with evening meal - told to go to cafeteria area and buy our own. staff generally not interested also at breakfast
For old people. Choose the other one RH Bayern front of the sea.
Price Not for business traveler (wifi practically was not working, quality of the breakfast not appropriate for a 4Star)
The room was spacious, spotlessly clean and well equipped. The staff were friendly and helpful. Location, just one street back from the beach is excellent. The food is typically Spanish but then thankfully, it isn't an English resort like Benidorm My only comment is that the gym doesn't open until 9am - it would be nice if you could go for a work out before breakfast.
The view, cleanliness and courtesy bottles of water were all pleasant. The staff were friendly and tred to be helpful The wi-fi was inoperable or of such low signal that it wouldn't work. There was only one lift to the 6th floor and I waited 7 minutes for it one morning.
The food was cold, badly cooked and greasy.
I liked the simplicity of the room, the lack of clutter but also the comfort. I also liked the atmosphere in the hotel, there was a good buzz. I would certainly repeat the experience.
The Staff were excellent and even looked like that they enjoyed going to work! They made ever effort to look after us during our stay and did a fantastic job of it. Accomodation was excellent with all facilities very clean ( and that from someone who loves bleach !!). The choice of food was excellent and even the salad actually tasted like salad ( now theres a first). Location was tremendous, just a five minuit walk from a fastastic beach. Just like to end this with a muchas gracias to everyone at the Hotel Cibeles Playa, hasta muy pronto. For me ..... I will be going back as soon as I can. I would suggest that if you can learn a few simple Spanish words and phrases, then you will benefit. Or if you are after the burgers and chips option every night then its probably not the place for you.
The twels in the bathroom were a bit desperate, the hotel definatly need to invest innew towels.
The breakfast was fabulous with fresh orange juice and fresh made coffee at your choice.Quiet rooms with see-vieW. Very unpleasant lightning with spare-lamps all over the place (rooms and restaurants).Could and should be more cosy.
Good value for money, fairly easy to find set about 3 or 4 blocks back from the wonderful beachs of Gandia. Good choice of food at meal times.We had a room on the 8th with good views of the sea and surrounding areas some of the local cafe bars were rather noisey until the early hours this may be an issue for some people
Breakfast was very good. The towels.
The greeting on arrival, all reception and waiting staff were very friendly, courteous and eager to help and ensure your stay was good. no
The hotel was very good and very well equipped. It was a comfort that all the staff spoke a little English. The only bad point was a lot of noise from the bars opposite to the hotel going on until the early hours. I relaise that this is not the hotel's fault but it was an inconvenience.
Clean and modern, friendly staff, good location only 5 minutes from beach and town. Spacious rooms, air con good. All inclusive meals good with very reasonably priced wine. Good secure parking. Very good value for money.
Location near the beach and views from the room were very nice. Value for the money is great. I found the pillows in the hotel to be uncomfortable.
Excellent meals, very good price especially if you choose half board or full board. Good and diversified food, very good deserts. The room was clean and comfortable. The staff is friendly and speaks English. The towels were pretty old and used. There is internet connection only in the reception lobby, not in the rooms. In my opinion, this is the only thing that was missing for our stay at the hotel to be perfect.
Located across the road from the beach, perfect location. Entrance quite deceptive but room clean and basic. My room was narrow which gave the perception that it was small. Bathroom good size but bed was fairly new and hard. Staff were really helpful & friendly. None
Perfect location opposite the beach and marina. easy to find. The hotel has its own underground carpark so it is very safe. The rooms are a decent size and the hotel has its own swimming pool. Bar prices are good for a holiday hotel. Walls in the rooms are very thin and you can hear a lot of night time noise. If the hotel had been full it would have been very noisy
Everything was very good, but the best thing was food. not applicable
The location was excellent, right on the seafront. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Coffee was poor
Staff very nice. Breakfast rich. Clean bedroom and bathroom . Near of the port and the beach.
We had a wonderful view of the ocean. the beds were very hard and breakfast buffet was not heated properly and selection poor.
balcony view, easy convience to the beach, clean room elevator service, it says indoor pool but you had to pay for the indoor pool/spa and its not applicable to kids, good breakfast but too expensive, not enough staff for check in- took over 30mins
Location and proximity to nearby beach along with great view on seaside Ethernet passwords resetting every 24 hours is a bugger, you know I have a room, I did not check out yet, keep my acccess valid
I didnt see anybody it was so quiet, no barman in so called bar in the afternoon, restaurant not open till 8.30, another restaurant didnt exist and I dont go to a 4 star hotel to eat pizza at pizza hut, so all in all not very good See above
Clean comfortable rooms, gorgeous pool, nice quiet location. Lovely spanish bar staff. Some reception staff were consistanly rude. Very thin walls between rooms...not pleasant!
Third degree trying to get into the casino! Staff were friendly and offered free drinks in lieu of hassel.
friendly helpfull staff, although most of them only speak spanish. clean room and bathroom with enough space for 3 adults although 3rd "temporary" bed was rather small. reasonal breakfast buffet. ordered non smoking room but got room on 1 of the 3 smokers floors, but room did not smell bad so we accepted the room. swimming pool almost all day in the shadow between 4 walls so useless, excess to spa and fitness area only via shopping area. hotel is only equipped for spanish speaking guests, including menues, leaflets for trips, manual for the spa equipment and other announcements etc.
Probably because of the time of year the hotel was deserted and therefore had no atmosphere. This was compounded by th esize of the hotel which is most likely full with tour groups in the summer. Although internet access was free it had to be renewed every day. The staff seemed incapable of using the computer system to the extent that it took nearly thirty minuteds to produce a bill at the end of a meal in the restaurant (which was empty except for myself and my colleague).
I loved the fact that we were only a couple of blocks from the beach. The room I had was nice and was very spacious. All the restaurants in the hotel were also nice, especially with the young kids. The indoor pool is only for the spa so we were not able to go to it with the kids. The outdoor pool is not heated, so again in the Spring it was too cold to go in.
location and breakfast didnt open till 8am - so not a business type hotel
We have felt great, thank you for your kindness and conditions offered. We will recommend this hotel to our friends.Congratulations offered to cook for food. It was excellent.The staff is very friendly and the rooms are very clean.Certainly, we will come back here.
Proximity to the sea and good views from 10th floor
Good location near beach. Breakfast was good. Lovely views from balcony. Basic room for 3 star hotel. One elevator was broken for 3 days. Safety box not free. No wifi in room.
The room was wonderful and views fantastic. All the staff were friendly and helpful. We would recommend this hotel to our friends and family and hope to return again in the summer ourselves. We were very disappointed that the spa bath in our room did not work and we did not feel the evening meal was very exciting. It would be excellent if the hotel also had a restaurant where food was cooked fresh (at extra cost of course)
Staff are helpfull & facilities are good. Breakfast is adequate. The carpet in our room was dirty, worn & ripped. However the room itself was clean.
The room was very large Everything rather old but adequate
Central hotel within 5 minutes walk of the old town. Front rooms have proper balconies overlooking quite wide street. Despite requesting non- smoking room, this room had been smoked in. We did not eat or drink in the hotel. Free street parking near.
The worst bed ever. It's like you sleeping on a ston floor. I couldn´t sleep.
It is located in the city centre and has public parking places all around, which during the weekends are free.
Nice location in the historic commercial part of Gandia. Quite good cafeteria with cheap menu. Breakfast buffet is also good. Reservation was not found (immediately), but fortunately there were sufficient rooms.
The room was warm enough and suprisingly quiet in spite of the traffic in the street outside our window. There could have been some small bottles of wine in the frigde and some drinking glasses.
Nothing at all The hotel constantly smelt of cigarettes, including the bedrooms.
we ordered non-smoking room, but got the room for smokers
The location during a fiesta was excellent to visit everything on offer in the town. Despite the festival, the hotel was quiet, the breakfast was excellent and the atmosphere was friendly and efficient. A feel good experience and superb value Nothing - for a 3 star hotel, it punched above it's weight
One of my friends' mobile phone disappearde after being forgotten in room. Following morning he found it wisely hidden under matras.
Position and size of hotel. Fantastic sea view if in rooms facing beach as we were Lack of parking available throughout the resort - only once in 7 days able to park within 0.5km of hotel
Great location right on the beach
the hotel was clean and staff were very friendly, this was after they had made a mix up with our booking!! but everything was sorted out in the end. Really enjoyed the atmosphere during the evening at the bar.
Friendly staff, location close to the beach. The food offered in full board was good as for this kind of hotels, especially lunches and dinners. A vast majority of the rooms outlooks 15 store high ugly apartment building on the other side of a very narrow lane. There are two disco's in this building. During our stay one of them was in operation with people gathering in front of our room and talking loudly up to very late hours.
Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Location was perfect. Room was clean and comfortable. Very noisy. 2 nights I had trouble sleeping, once from street noise and once because of obnoxious guests next to me.
Cleanliness, friendly staff and convienent for town and beach. Breakfast good. Buffet meals in evening not the best.
Location was excellent
Close to beach. Full board variety and quality.
Food a bit bland - catering for the elderly Could be very noisy at night from outside
Price and location are especially good for beach lovers who dont mind crowded beaches. For me Gandia beach is not the place to be, but the hotel is ok.
Good location for us. Clean and quiet. Breakfast was not great, but staff were very friendly.
Location is good and service was good
I attended a conference the air conditioning I wasn't very good.
Friendliness and helpfulness
Friendly staff and an excellent pool area which was quiet. Beds and pillows were not the best.
Our stay at Hotel Albatros was one of our best hotel experiences....ever. We had to change reservations at the last minute...no problem. Great directions to our restaurant in Denia from the night clerk. A super bright, clean room with a great view. The most comfortable hotel bed ever. A real bathroom with a real bathtub. Awesome real breakfast with the best orange juice I ever had....and I am from Anaheim, California. Oh....and everyone working there smiles all the time....a pleasant change from Barcelona!!
close walk to the beach, we had a good stay.
Perfect location, proximity to the beach and bars/restaurants
breakfast was excellent with a huge variety of foods from which to choose it was a little bit hard to find/ not really a problem though
price and comfort of room the resort of miramar itself is terrible
Clean modern hotel in a quiet area and conveniently placed for exploring the coast & country Our final nights sleep was marred by noise owing to large numbers of schoolchildren talking in the corridors and slamming doors till 2.30am. If we knew parties of children were booked, we would have asked them to accommodate them away from us! However, we'll still stay there again.
Very friendly
clean and practicle
excellent value for money good heating as it was winter off season not very busy but first class buffet beakfast as good as the paradors comfortable rooms all with sea view only about 100mtrs from sea
The room was quite big and clean with a nice balcony. There was English TV channel - SkyNews - that was great, as most of Spanish hotels we were staying at had just Spanish TV. The breakfast was quite poor.
pease and weather no
For the price it was excellent value, staff were friendly and very helpful. The breakfast was good given the overall cost of the room!
Quiet and very good places to eat a spanish holiday resort.Didnt meet any british.
There were 80 adolecents running around the hotel the whole night long ringing on my room at 3 am and 4 am looking for their friends while I was trying to get my 2 child to sleep. we finally changed to Oasis after discussing with the Manager. The hotel management is a disaster.


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Lil Wayne could be losing Young Money record Label!
Lil Wayne is in the hot seat over the website for his record label Young Money Entertainment. According to court documents obtained by TMZ.com, Weezy and Young Money are accused of not paying their bill for the ownership rights to YoungMoney.com. A company called Young Money Media sold Wayne the website for $600,000 dollars back in 2011. The deal stated that the record label could lose the website if they didn't pay up on time. Because it still reportedly owes the $250,000. Young Money Media is suing the record label to get back the domain.


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I get a thrill out of voting. When I think of Washington double-crossing the voters I close my eyes and think of Gen. Washington crossing the Delaware; I cross the street and vote because it's my duty, I have to cancel out my brother-in-law's vote and I want that sticker.
Last week Ken Rudin, NPR's political junkie, noted that the enthusiasm of voters is so low that some Chicago voters are actually thinking of voting only once.
I'm hoping this is the year the enthusiasm of Latino voters is so high that some will actually vote, which will be a stunning surprise because geologists tell us the official state fossil is the petrified voter. This is understandable, since the three largest man-made lakes in the U.S. are Lake Mead, Lake Powell and the puddle that forms under any voter reading through the propositions for the first time.
I am not going to rent old horror movies for my kids for Halloween. We're going to roast marshmallows and watch campaign ads from around the nation. "Friday the 13th" has nothing on November's "Tuesday the 6th" fright fest.
Speaking of horror, this election is up to the independent voter, the dithering whelp who holds up three fingers when he tells us the two-party system has failed us, yet isn't sure how many Supremes serve with Diana Ross on the Court.
This year's ballot guide is so heavy, emergency rooms are full of herniated citizens who have attempted to lift the document. I rented a forklift, donned a pith helmet, chugged a liter of Red Bull and launched an expedition into our choices.
First the props: I favor 409 because I drive here. Because I draw cartoons here I favor 120, which proposes that Arizona, like a rebel confederate militia, take over the Grand Canyon and all federal lands. This bilious nonsense is also known as the satirists' full-time employment act.
I support 204 because our Legislature, hating public school teachers more than it hates headless illegals, has raided the school penny jar like playground bullies, extorting coinage from the defenseless nerd in the corner once too often.
And while I'm on a rant, vouchers and choice have been robbing Peter Public Education to pay Private Schools Paul for decades in this state. Vouchers and choice have not resulted in positive shining achievements outstripping public education. It's a scheme that siphons money away from public education so that whites can flee diversity, the pious can escape the secular world, aristocrats' darlings can flee the masses and, most nobly, so ideologues, lacking grit, courage and stamina, can escape tackling the complex problems that public education poses.
Which brings me to state Sen. Frank Antenori, a bullying, blustering, bullheaded bombast who should be blowing methane on a morning radio talk show. Foaming Frank will make Jon Justice sound like Gandhi in ballerina slippers, and he'll go far once he gnaws through his leash.
Ann Kirkpatrick, a smart prosecutor, teacher and mom, is tangling with Tucson's Richard Nixon, Jonathan Paton, over a seat in Congress.
Like Congressman Tricky Dick going after communists, Paton exploited Dolores Huerta's stupid comments at Tucson High, held puppet show hearings, and ended up chilling free expression on school campuses. It cost him nothing save for his soul.
Tucson's Nixon eyed Children's Protective Services and saw an agency that was underfunded, understaffed and demoralized. And kids were dying. Years later, after Paton's courageous chest-thumping and "reforms," CPS is an agency that is underfunded, understaffed and demoralized. And kids are dying.
Senate candidate Jeff Flake is running an ad telling us that his opponent, Richard Carmona, has a temper. Although John McCain's temper has never concerned Congressman Flake, Carmona's intolerance for baloney makes Flake fret for our nation so much he found a split end in his hairbrush last week.
Flake's slimy ad features a partisan lamenting a run-in with Carmona. Cristina Beato, a doc with a padded résumé, was his boss at Health and Human Services, and he had difference of opinion with Marco Rubio in heels. And now she's getting him back.
Could it get any uglier? Maybe. In the next round of ads, Flake may compare Carmona to Frank Antenori.
Flake offers us two lessons here: When you are losing ground, fling mud. And only Breck shampoo can get the mud out of your hair and prevent split ends.
Sen. Al Melvin is being challenged by Jo Holt, a retired biochemist. This is an ironic moment: a rational scientist is facing the only known living evidence that Darwin was wrong.
Challenged by Mark Napier, Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik has asked two folks who endorsed him when he first ran for office to endorse him again. Geronimo agreed, and Padre Kino taped a spot.
Go get your sticker on Nov. 6.
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Riverbend favorite the Lefty Williams Band will close out our series with some good old Southern Blues Rock. Grab a beer and a GOOD DOG hot dog and join us - you don't want to miss this last night of the series! All American Summer concerts are sponsored by the Coca Cola Bottling Company of Chattanooga, the Tennessee American Water Company, the National Endowment for the Arts and Brewer Media. To hear a sample go to Lefty Williams. Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View Ave. (423) 267-0968 huntermuseum.org.
All American Summer Grand Finale with The Lefty Williams Band
Hunter Museum of American Art 10 Bluff View, City of Chattanooga, Tennessee 37403


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Honours even as Sri Lanka see its first cricket streaker
A streaker invades the field as Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan stops bowling against England to watch.
Photo: Reuters
COLOMBO - Sri Lanka grabbed four wickets in the final session to halt England's confident start in the second Test at the Sinhalese Sports Club yesterday.
Fast bowler Lasith Malinga took two wickets off successive balls as England, electing to take first strike in good batting conditions, slumped from 1-168 to 5-258 by stumps on day one.
Paul Collingwood was the last recognised batsman at the crease on 49 while wicketkeeper Matthew Prior was on 10 when play was called off three overs early due to bad light.
An unidentified male streaker halted play briefly when he sprinted in from the stand next to the Press Box just as Muralitharan was about to bowl to Collingwood.
He took two cartwheels on the field as bemused fans and players looked on, before returning to the stand where local police were waiting to escort him out of the ground.
Local journalists said it was the first instance of a streaker appearing at a cricket match in Sri Lanka.
Earlier, skipper Michael Vaughan hit 87 and opening partner Alastair Cook made 81 to give the tourists an early boost after they lost the first Test in Kandy.
But three unfortunate dismissals - before and after the appearance of a male streaker in the last session - set England back by the end of an eventful day's cricket.
Vaughan and Cook put on 133 for the first wicket, England's first opening century stand since the Headingley Test against Pakistan in 2006 - 15 Tests ago.
Vaughan, timing the ball superbly and looking set for his 18th century, fell against the run of play to give Sri Lanka a timely break midway through the afternoon session.
He flicked Muttiah Muralitharan hard but the ball lodged between the knees of short-leg fielder Jehan Mubarak, who fell backwards by the impact but ensured the ball did not hit the ground.
Vaughan, who had cut the previous delivery for his 12th boundary, stood in disbelief at the crease for a brief while before walking off.
Mubarak caught Ian Bell neatly off the same bowler in the second over after tea, but controversy erupted when Kevin Pietersen (one) was given out by Australian umpire Daryl Harper.
Pietersen edged Chaminda Vaas to second slip where Chamara Silva dived to scoop the ball off the turf and Kumar Sangakkara at first slip took the rebound.
Harper consulted with his square-leg colleague Aleem Dar before ruling the batsman out without seeking the help of television replays, which showed the ball hit the ground before Silva scooped it up.
Pietersen, who saw the replay on the giant screen, stopped near the boundary line to see if the umpires would reverse their decision, but Harper once again raised his finger.
Left-handed Cook, who returned to form after being dismissed for zero and four in the Kandy Test, was unfortunate to be declared leg-before by Harper off Malinga bowling with the second new ball.
Replays indicated the ball would have missed leg stump and loud jeers rang out from 3,000 travelling English supporters who outnumbered local fans.
Malinga then yorked Ravi Bopara first ball to make England 5-237 before Collingwood and Prior saw out the day.
England had made two changes from the Kandy Test, leaving out injured fast bowler Matthew Hoggard and fellow seamer James Anderson. They were replaced by Steve Harmison and debutant Stuart Broad.
Sri Lanka recalled 22-year-old opener Upul Tharanga in place of Sanath Jayasuriya, who announced his retirement from Test cricket after the Kandy match.
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ive tryed to make - make install the orinoco_cs driver for linux, it says its already installed and running, when i go into the internet section in the popup menu, click the wifi tool there, it locates my network, i try to put in my wep key and it says connecting... failed. it has me a little baffled to be honest,
so heres what i do know, the card is working, backtrack2 can see the network, but for some reason i cant connect to it and i cant run kismet.. have i over looked something to get it in gear?
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text: Curry Hot Pot ------------- 1 1/2 lbs boned chuck 2 tbsp olive oil 2 med. onions, sliced 1 apple, peeled and cubed 1 tbsp curry powder 2 tomatoes, chopped 1/4 cup raisins 2 cups beef broth 1/4 tsp pepper 1 tbsp honey Cut chuck lengthwise into 1 1/2 inch strips and crosswise into thin slices. Brown in hot oil. Add onions, apple and curry, and sauté. Stir in the tomatoes, raisins, beef broth, pepper, and honey. Bring to a boil. Simmer, covered, for 40 minutes, or until the meat is tender. Adapted from Three Rivers Cookbook II


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It isn't just the DEA, the whole gamut of Federal Agencies, without any restrictions by the Administration, have begun a wholesale assault on the Voter Approved State Licensed Cannabis Medical Dispensary System in a number of States. Pushing aside the will of the People, all these agencies have begun a combined assault on a system, that in California's case, alone brought in over $1 Billion of much needed Revenue.
Whether you ever intend to use it or even need it, this is no longer a simple "War On Drugs" Issue, it's a War On YOU, Mr. and Mrs. American Voter. It's a clear message. If you vote for something the Oligarchs in DC don't like, there WILL be heavy-handed retribution. The photo shows one person arrested in a Paramilitary Style Raid on yet ANOTHER LEGAL FACILITY.
These People are NOT Breaking the law of their respective states, the Feds are denying the choice of the Voters.
The folks responsible are violating OUR Constitutional Rights. They are no different than the jack-booted thugs that attacked the shops and businesses of folks that the Reich despised on Krystalnacht in the 1930's.
It's time to turn these miscreants out of office, and maybe time for the states to start arresting the arrestors-nu?


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Another week another list of produce features, but this time our sweet kale salad, raspberries and artisan lettuce are taking centre stage. You'll want to grab these healthy eats from the fridge now that you've had your fill of turkey and stuffing.
A relative to roses, raspberries are a delicious and healthy snack that's rich in vitamin C and contain roughly 8 grams fibre in one cup. They're perfect after yoga or in your morning yogurt. Just take your individual plan or vanilla yoghurt cups and add a handful of the berries granola to your liking.
With Thanksgiving over, there's a chance your meals going forward will have more greens in it or comprise of greens entirely. Elevate your salad with our T&A Artisan Lettuce, the oak, tango and gem lettuce varieties in the pack will give your salad an earthy but not too bitter flavour. These heads are never processed and packed right on the field which means only the best are hand selected. A great source of vitamin A, they provide the right crunch and flavour for a salad or main dish.
If you want more from your salad besides dark leafy greens, try our Sweet Kale Salad. The kit comes with a mix of greens like broccoli, Brussel sprouts, and cabbage plus poppyseed dressing and dried cranberries for a sweet taste. If you want to avoid frozen veggies, take the mix and add it to you favourite casserole or soup. With less prep required, getting your daily dose of vitamin A and C will be a breeze.


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More than just alphabet bingo cards—combining reading and math practice, this game packs in the learning! A simplified version of bingo, this game is a fun way to help preschoolers learn their uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, simple shapes, even colors.
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SoCalCross Fever 1/2: Nor Cal vs So Cal Championships!
Bakersfield's Lake Ming the home of the Showdown!
SoCalCross Fever Kick-Off Weekend: Nor Cal vs So Cal: California Championship SHOWTIME! "Sambarn Promotions, the promotion crew from Bakersfield CA is proud to re-launch the showdown of the year for Cali riders, North vs South in a regional battle of cyclocross awesomeness. The Nor Cal [...]
UCI CXLA Weekend 2016 – Whittier Narrows!
CYCLO-CROSS LOS ANGELES at LEGG LAKE!
CX Los Angeles 2016 will take place at Whittier Narrows Recreation Area D the north side of Legg Lake. Whittier Narrows is in the heart of Los Angeles County and is a 1,492-acre park located in the City of South El Monte and is one [...]
SLO Cross Weekend
A weekend of racing at El Chorro Regional Park in San Luis Obispo!
A weekend of racing at El Chorro Regional Park in San Luis Obispo! DON'T miss the fun vibe over the two days! RESERVE YOUR CAMP SPOT TODAY! http://slocountyparks.org/camp/el-chorro/ REGISTER ONLINE AT BIKEREG.COM COMPLETE details of the weekend at: www.SLOcross.com LATEST DETAILS via Facebook Event Page [...]
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Race 4 heads to Prado Regional Park - Chino Hills!
SoCalCross Prestige Series Race #4: Velocity Cross at Prado Regional Park, Chino! The 4th round of the SoCalCross Prestige Series will be USA Cycling sanctioned and supported by the local association SCNCA! USAC licenses are required except First Timers and Youth Races. Juniors and Youth [...]
CXLA Weekend Shines in Hollywood!
CYCLO-CROSS comes to the City of Los Angeles stellar Griffith Park!
WORLD CLASS CYCLOCROSS COMPETITION RETURNS TO GRIFFITH PARK AT THE GREEK THEATER THIS WEEKEND Altadena, California, Nov. 19, 2014 — One of Southern California's grandest and most prestigious cycling events is on tap for this coming weekend, November 21-22-23, hosted at the City of Los [...]
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Four-letter words were flying during the last doubleheader weekend of 2013 CX racing in SoCal. And hats. And awnings. Small children and pets. Not to mention much of the course. The story at Lake Irvine was W.I.N.D. It was typical fun in the sun on Saturday during [...]
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USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships
Jan. 9-13 - Madison, WI
The USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships return to "Madtown" in 2013, less than a month before Elite Cyclo-cross Worlds is held on U.S. soil for the first time ever. Can Jeremy Powers and Katie Compton defend their elite titles, and perhaps translate that momentum into [...]
SCNCA District CX Championships
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SCNCA District Championship Weekend – Bakersfield
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SCPS #8 – Velocity Cross
... a super fun day at Prado Regional Park hosted by TEAM Velocity!
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Hart Park Cyclocross previews Showdown in January!
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SCPS #13 Turkey Trot Cross brings record numbers and lucky for some
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Velocity Cross @ Prado Regional Park
SCPS race #11 and a California Championships (CACX) Rankings Race... So Cal.
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I was on the couch with my sister and my father when I got Berry. I
heard the doorbell ring, and my sister and I both rushed to the door
and threw it open. At first we thought there wasn't anyone there, but I
looked down and saw a plastic Carrs bag. I scooped it up and ran inside
with it. My dad saw a note on the side of the bag, and he read it out
loud to me. It was from Berry's sister; she was asking me to take care
of him while she traveled to the end of the earth and back. I was
overjoyed and hugged him in my arms.
Berry is still my favorite stuffed animal and is worn and not soft
anymore, but I don't care because it's from six years of hugs. He will
always be precious to me, and one day I will pass him on to my
children. Until then, he will stay on the foot of my bed.