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The Bad and the Beautiful
Dir. Vincente Minnelli
USA 1952 | Black & white | 118mins | Drama | Romance
Cast: Kirk Douglas, Lana Turner, Barry Sullivan, Dick Powell, Gloria Grahame Kirk Douglas, Lana Turner, Barry Sullivan, Dick Powell, Gloria Grahame
One of the most enjoyable movies Hollywood made about itself, this warts-and-all portrait of a ruthlessly ambitious producer is also, one suspects, among the most truthful.
Now down on his luck, Jonathan Shields (Kirk Douglas) wants to work once more with the director, star and writer whose movie careers he helped foster – but all they can think of is how he betrayed their trust. Chronicling Shields' rise to power in three long flashbacks, Minnelli and producer extraordinaire John Houseman bring just the right blend of affectionate satire and scathing drama to an account of movie-capital mores that feels unusually authentic. It helps both that many characters are clearly based on real people (think Selznick, the Barrymores, Faulkner, the Hitchcocks et al) and that Douglas hurls himself so fully into his role – the potent mix of charm, canniness and determination a pinnacle in the actor's career. Minnelli, meanwhile, directs to perfection, some scenes distinguished by a rare subtlety, others by a remarkable intensity.
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Flooding the Gippsland coalmine where a blaze has been burning for more than a fortnight ''would take 500 years'', authorities say, as some of the more aggressive firefighting ideas are ruled out and a careful and complicated effort drags on.
The Country Fire Authority has also backed away from a tactic it was considering to use explosives to blow up the burning coalfaces of the Hazelwood mine and break off parts of the walls.
''To the best of our knowledge, the only way we can attack this is with water and foam,'' CFA deputy incident controller John Haynes said.
The fire risks destabilising the Princes Freeway and homes on the southern outskirts of Morwell, and explosives could make matters worse. Mr Haynes said crews had to set daily targets to try to extinguish the burning walls one small part at a time.
''We have to put it out in blocks,'' he said. ''The main issue we've got is we still have extensive fire on the northern and southern batters towards the Hazelwood power station. We're concentrating on the northern batter to minimise the smoke and ash over Morwell.''
Mr Haynes said more than 150 firefighters a day were using compressed air foam systems to smother the top and sides of the cliffs as best they could, before firebombing helicopters could smother them with water.
The fire, which has been raging since February 9, is burning along three kilometres of the mine's vertical walls and spewing thick clouds of ash and smoke over nearby Morwell.
While progress was slowly being made, Mr Haynes said, a grass fire sparked by a sudden wind change on Tuesday afternoon that sent flames speeding towards the power station showed how a week's work could be suddenly undone.
''It's a bit of a frustrating thing for us to contain something and then a couple of days later the wind takes the fire in a direction we don't want it to go.
''We need good weather as well as good resources to get this out.''
Strong winds and hot weather forecast in coming days are going to be a ''real test'', Mr Haynes said.
Deputy Premier Peter Ryan said crews had so far reduced the size of the coalmine fire by about 60 per cent.


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FINANCIAL counsellors say they are struggling with a big increase in requests for help from debt-laden consumers, who face financial ruin as interest rates rise and financiers become more aggressive about recovering their funds.
Katherine Lane, the principal solicitor at the Consumer Credit Legal Centre in NSW, said the CCLC expected to field about 16,000 calls for assistance this year compared with 13,000 about two years ago.
Yet financiers and debt recovery firms appeared more zealous than ever to bankrupt consumers over relatively small debts, she said.
''We are now facing a wall of calls and there are simply not enough people, not enough phone lines, to help.''
A leading insolvency lawyer who advises the big end of town said he believed big banks and other institutional creditors, confident of economic recovery, have shifted into a new phase in recent months and are starting to enforce their rights to recover bad debts.
''It's a logical adjustment after a downturn,'' Mallesons Stephen Jaques partner Tony Troiani said. ''When things start picking up, you [creditors] need to be a bit more aggressive and pick up your bad and doubtful debts.''
Mr Troiani has advised receivers and liquidators on major insolvencies such as Opes Prime. He said many creditors had stayed their hand during the global downturn and elected not to bankrupt companies or consumers when economic prospects remained bleak.
But with a more positive outlook bubbling through the business community, banks and other lenders are putting the hard word on tardy borrowers and this was apparent in a readiness to appoint receivers and managers or to take possession under mortgage agreements.
''What I am seeing is an increase in the willingness of finance companies to take enforcement measures in relation to recovery of their debt, whereas 12 months or six months ago they were prepared to wait it out,'' Mr Troiani said.
''At one level it's really good that things are picking up, but it necessarily brings with it that adjustment. In a sense this is the toughest period - when you are coming out of a bad patch.
''Now there is some confidence, it's this transition from bad times to good which is potentially the hardest on the consumer because creditors are much more aggressive.''
Research conducted by The Age showed that of the estimated 405 cases filed between January 1 and February 26 in the Sydney registry of the Federal Magistrates' Court - the busiest forum in Australia for bankruptcy filings - about 68 per cent were bankruptcy motions. This compares with 60 per cent for the 438 cases filed over the same period in 2009.
The Melbourne registry of the Federal Magistrates Court has accepted about 290 new cases since January 1 and about two-thirds of these are petitions for bankruptcies. A year ago, bankruptcies represented 70 per cent of cases filed but the total number of cases filed at the court this year is well ahead of the same time in 2009.
Ms Lane said she started to notice an increase in requests for help about a year ago, but what has emerged is a propensity of creditors to bankrupt people over small debts arising from credit cards.
She said threatening some people with the drastic action of bankruptcy was like ''holding an axe to their heads''.
''It's a good way to force people who are in a giant desperation to pay the debt, but from the consumer perspective there's huge social harm being caused,'' she said.
Ms Lane noted that once a bankruptcy was confirmed, the person affected could lose their home because they also were required to pay the fees of their trustee in bankruptcy - a sum that often ran to tens of thousands of dollars.
These warnings come just before a Reserve Bank board meeting that some economists expect will lead to the central bank's target cash rate rising 0.25 per cent, from 3.75 per cent to 4 per cent.
The mood among economists, however, is split.
The RBA lifted the cash rate by 0.25 per cent in October, and again in November and December, but it defied economists' expectations in early February by pausing.
RBA data released on Friday showed bank lending increased in January by 0.4 per cent.


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Cancun, Mexico (CNSNews.com) - A protestor committed suicide here on Wednesday during an anti-globalization rally targeting the WTO's free-trade policies. Fellow protestors hailed him for the act, but a free market activist accused the protesters of exploiting the suicide to support their political agenda.
Lee Kyung-Hae, a South Korean farmer and lawmaker, was participating in a mock funeral for the World Trade Organization's alleged victims outside the conference hall in Cancun when he climbed a security fence, pulled out a knife, and stabbed himself in the chest.
Lee was holding a banner that read, "WTO Kills Farmers." He was taken to a local hospital where he died later in the afternoon. The 54-year-old Lee was the former president of the Korean National Future Farmer's and Fisherman's Association, an agricultural lobbying group
Anuradha Mittal, one of the protestors who witnessed the suicide, told CNSNews.com she believes Lee's self-inflicted death would not be in vain. She said it sends "the strongest message" that the WTO's policies are "killing farmers everywhere."
"This is a huge sacrifice made by [Lee] and his family" to expose the truth about WTO policies, Mittal said. "The world is watching," she added. Mittal is the co-director of Food First, a California-based, non-profit food and agricultural advocacy group.
Other protestors trumpeted the political significance of Lee's suicide as well. A crowd of about 200 protesters chanted late Wednesday, "We are all Lee" outside of the Cancun hospital where Lee died.
And a group of about 50 South Korean farmers issued a statement following Lee's death, saying, "Mr. Lee committed suicide after seeing how the WTO was killing peasants around the world."
This is not the first time Lee attempted suicide over WTO policies. In 1990, he stabbed himself in the stomach at the Geneva headquarters of the WTO. Lee also spent several months protesting in front of the headquarters building earlier this year, accusing the WTO of killing people.
The WTO policymakers in Cancun cannot ignore the political power of Lee's suicide, according to Mittal.
"This is the naked truth - let the truth be told finally now," she said.
'Political agenda'
Chris Horner of the free market environmental group Competitive Enterprise Institute accused the protestors of exploiting Lee's suicide for political gain.
"Suicide always involves personal tragedy, but once again, pressure groups compound human suffering, be it individual or mass, by exploiting it to support their political agenda," Horner told CNSNews.com.
"In fact, Mr. Lee's death - distilled - has little to do with a trade regime designed to lift literally billions out of poverty by opening markets," Horner said.
Agricultural policy, the apparent motive for Lee's suicide, has proved to be one of the most contentious issues for the WTO. Protestors contend that many farmers, particularly those in the developing world, will be unable to remain competitive if global trade restrictions are eliminated.
The WTO's fifth ministerial meeting, which runs through Sunday, brings together 146 nations and some 4,700 delegates. WTO protestors believe that free-trade policies advocated by the WTO promote environmental destruction and perpetuate poverty.
Thousands of marchers took part in Wednesday's anti-capitalist protests, which sparked some violence. About two dozen people broke through the metal security barricades and threw rocks and bottles at police, who responded with tear gas and batons.
Over a dozen people were reported injured in the skirmishes, prompting some to fear a possible rerun of the violent 1999 WTO protests in Seattle.
The WTO also faced criticism from UN Secretary General Kofi Annan on Wednesday. "We are told that free trade brings opportunity for all people, not just a fortunate few," Annan said in a statement.
"Sadly, the reality of the international trading system today does not match the rhetoric," he added.
See Earlier Story:
Greens, Free Marketers Clash Over Development of Third World (10 Sept. 2003)
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Thursday, April 26, 2012 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (EDT)
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Keeping in touch is the most important element to building relationships that sustain and grow a business. The Internet has evolved into an amazing, low-cost, "right now" tool to communicate with your customers, clients, and prospects. But it is not just about websites and emails anymore. Social media has changed the playing field for reaching the masses, as well as giving them a way to respond.
Today's businesses need to be aware of all the avenues people are using to make buying decisions, and when it comes to social media, there are plenty of options. The most popular social media sites are Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and users have different expectations from each one.
In this seminar, you will learn social media best practices and what it takes to quickly implement them. You will take away knowledge of how to:
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Come learn how to build strong relationships that will lead to more business and growth through the social media marketing.
Speaker: Craig E. Yaris, Chief Social Officer at EsquireTech Solutions.
Craig E. Yaris is a reformed attorney and social consultant working with businesses to create a social marketing plan right for them. By utilizing such tools as Facebook, Foursquare, Twitter, LinkedIn, e-mail, and blogs he helps his clients engage their customers in real-time.
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Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Location: NYC Business Solutions, 168-25 Jamaica Avenue, 2nd Floor, Jamaica, NY 11432
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At Beringer Vineyards' stately Rhine House in St. Helena, California, nighttime workers often hear footsteps where there are no people. A translucent woman wanders the upstairs hall of the old Manor House at Stags' Leap Winery in Napa. And La Presencia haunts tank 19 in the Red Barn at Frog's Leap in Rutherford.
What these spirits have in common is that the structures they inhabit are also ghosts ― a designation loosely given to wineries operating in Northern California before the 18th Amendment banning the "manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors" was ratified in 1919. Prohibition effectively killed most of them.
The ghost wineries are the skeletons in the industry's collective closet: Many were built, so to speak, on the backs of Chinese laborers, who erected the thick stone walls and toiled in the vineyards. They're also reminders of Northern California's first glory days, when "Napa" became an important wine credential in the world. Some wineries ― like Far Niente, Spotts-woode, and Ladera, in addition to the "haunted" ones preceding ― have been restored to their former grandeur (and functionality).
In October, if you're in the area, you can take a lantern tour of Ladera Vineyards on Howell Mountain (by appointment only; $50, including tasting; 150 White Cottage Rd. S., Angwin, CA; 707/965-2445).
Enjoy both wine and history across the Napa Valley.
Bremer Family Winery See everything from harvest techniques to barrel aging on the tour. INFO: Tour and tasting free; reservations required; 975 Deer Park Rd., St. Helena; 707/963-5411. -Megan Brady
Far Niente The tour includes the historic winery, new wine caves, and the Carriage House (with vintage cars). INFO: Tour and tasting (with seasonal cheese pairing) $50; reservations required; 1350 Acacia Dr., Oakville; 707/944-2861. -M.B.
Frog's Leap Winery The winery, garden, and historic Red Barn are featured on this family-friendly tour. INFO: Closed Sun; tour and tasting free; reservations required for tour; 8815 Conn Creek Rd., Rutherford; email@example.com or 800/959-4704. -M.B.
Mayacamas Vineyards A family-friendly tour covers both the old and new sections of the winery. INFO: Tour and tasting free; reservations required; 1155 Lokoya Rd., Napa; email@example.com or 707/224-4030. -M.B.
Rubicon Estate Explore the winery, château, and museum on the Legacy Tour at the historic former Inglenook Winery. Taste five wines from director Francis Ford Coppola's rechristened label (previously known as Niebaum-Coppola Estate Winery). INFO: $25 estate entrance fee includes Legacy Tour and tasting (for an additional fee, you can tour the vineyards and learn more about wine); reservations required; 1991 St. Helena Hwy./State 29, Rutherford; firstname.lastname@example.com or 866/393-7787. -Anupama Oza
Schramsberg Vineyards At this sparkling-wine producer, pass by the historic winery and home (both are still in use) on a tour of the garden and historic caves. INFO: Tour and tasting $25; reservations required; 1400 Schramsberg Rd., Calistoga; firstname.lastname@example.com or 707/942-4558. -M.B.
Spottswoode Estate Vineyard & Winery The tour covers the winery, estate property, and offices (a Victorian farmhouse), all historic properties. INFO: Tour and tasting free; reservations required; 1902 Madrona Ave., St. Helena; firstname.lastname@example.com or 707/963-0134. -M.B.
Spring Mountain Vineyard The winery, 1885 mansion, antique horse barn (now a museum), vineyard, olive grove, and the old and new wine caves are all part of the tour. INFO: Tour and tasting $25; reservations required; 2805 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena; email@example.com or 877/769-4637. -M.B.
Storybook Mountain Vineyards Wine caves are the only remnant of the original winery. See them and the vineyards on a tour that includes a tasting in the caves. INFO: Closed Sun; tour and tasting free for groups of 10 or less; reservations required; 3835 State 128, Calistoga; firstname.lastname@example.com or 707/942-5310. -A.O.


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Bob Weir & RatDog at the Lincoln Theatre (A Gallery)
February 24, 2014
Bob Weir & RatDog continued their tour with two shows in our nation's capital at the Lincoln Theatre. On the first night, the group was joined by Keller Williams towards the end of the second set for the closing segment of "Scarlet Begonias," "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" and "Good Lovin." George Brown shared some images from the show.


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Lady Flames Edged on the Road, 4-3
Liberty set the tone early, besting the Lady Bucs in two out of the three doubles matches to earn the doubles point. The team of Jordan Jenkins and Ekaterina Kuznetsova defeated Charleston Southern's No.1 duo of Andrea Schutte and Zineb Hilali 8-4. After dropping the No. 2 doubles contest, Liberty captured an 8-3 win from the paring of Martyna Hanusz and Fabiana Gouveia in No.3 doubles to secure the double point.
In singles play, Jenkins shut out Hilali in the first set of No. 1 singles and went on to win the match 6-0, 6-3. The Lady Bucs responded by taking the next three contests. Liberty's Hannah Fick found herself in a battle with Nazil Kutuk in No. 5 singles, as the match stood at 0-6, 5-2 when play was suspended Saturday. The contest concluded with Fick falling in three sets, allowing the Lady Bucs to seal the victory. Gouveia led Charleston Southern's Amanda Swindall going into Sunday 7-6(1), 2-4. Swindall took the second set, which led to a third set tiebreaker and a victory for Gouveia. She won the match 7-6(1), 6-7(4), 10-5.
The Lady Flames remain in South Carolina today, as they take on the Chanticleers of Coastal Carolina. Match time is slated for 1 p.m.
Charleston Southern 4, Liberty 3
1. Jordan Jenkins/Ekaterina Kuznetsova (LU) d. Andrea Schutte/Zineb Hilali (CSU) 8-4
2. Aodhnait Lombard/Patricia Jaegar (CSU) d. Stephanie Brown/Hannah Fick (LU) 8-6
3. Martyna Hanusz/Fabiana Gouveia (LU) d. Ashley Heard/Amanda Swindall (CSU) 8-3
1. Jordan Jenkins (LU) d. Zineb Hilali 6-0, 6-3
2. Aodhnait Lombard (CSU) d. Ekaterina Kuznetsova 6-0, 6-1
3. Andrea Schutte (CSU) d. Martyna Hanusz 6-3, 6-2
4. Patricia Jaegar (CSU) d. Stephanie Brown 6-4, 6-1
5. Nazli Kutuk (CSU) d. Hannah Fick 0-6, 6-2, 6-2
6. Fabiana Gouveia (LU) d. Amanda Swindall 7-6(1), 6-7(4), 10-5


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Our Castle Rock Half Marathon unfortunately will not be held in 2017 due to construction at Festival Park and along the race route.
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Due to construction at Festival Park and along the course the race for 2017 has been cancelled. We hope to see you back again in 2018!
Downtown Castle Rock - Start / finish is at Festival Park, Second and Perry streets.
Available events
- Half Marathon
- 5-Mile
- Rock Challenge
Preregister for the event, or on-site registration will be available at the packet pick-up sites and on race day. On-site registration racers must pay in cash or via check. Also, giveaways are not guaranteed.
Interested in helping out? Sign up to be a volunteer!
Course information
Half Marathon
The Half Marathon is a scenic run with nominal elevation gains and losses. Most of the course stretches along the serene untouched open space of Plum Creek.
5-Mile Race
Not up for the traditional 13.1 miles? The shorter 5-Mile race follows the best parts of the Half Marathon but cuts the distance. Midway between a 5K and 10K, you'll love this run.
Rock Challenge
Looking for a little bit of adventure? This race is for you. The Rock Challenge adds the steep ascent and descent of our iconic Town monument, the Rock, to the first half of the 5-mile distance, making it a thigh-burning wake up call. Most of this course is paved except the trek up the Rock. That is a single-track natural surface trail that increase in elevation from 6,206 to 6,486 feet in 0.64 miles - that's a 280 foot climb in just over 0.5 miles!
Aid stations
Aid stations will be at the following locations along the race course:
- Mile 1.5 at the turnoff for the 5-Mile and Rock Challenge
- Mile 3 at the trail turn
- Mile 4.5 at the trail junction
- Mile 6 at the underpass
- Mile 8 at the turnaround (we'll have gels and bananas here)
- Mile 10 at the underpass
- Mile 11.5 at the trail junction
Note: Port-o-potties will also be located along the course.
More information
All three events will be professionally timed, with prizes for top finishers and finisher medals for Half Marathon participants. Registration spaces are limited so don't wait to sign up.
Stick around for the post race expo, unique Downtown boutiques and local restaurants within a few blocks of the start / finish line. This will be a great day to spend in Castle Rock.
Schedule of events
6 a.m. - Packet pickup
7 a.m. - Half Marathon start
7:15 a.m. - 5-Mile and Rock Challenge start
9 a.m. - Awards for 5-Mile and Rock Challenge
10 a.m. - Awards for Half Marathon
More information about parking is available.


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When the Toyota GT86, which is known as the Scion FR-S and soon to be Toyota 86, debuted in 2012, it was seen as the spiritual successor to the rear-wheel drive Corolla GT Coupe - also known as the AE86 - of the mid-1980s. Toyota is now re-emphasizing that connection with the creation of the GT86 Initial D concept, which is covered in livery from the Initial D Japanese manga comic series.
While the it's unlikely that Toyota would sell a rebadged Miata, there's a report that the roadster's chassis could be used for the next-gen Toyota GT86, Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ coupes.
A new rumor states that the Toyota is working a more powerful GT86/ Scion FR-S with a turbocharged engine that sends its power to all four wheels.
A new report claims that the Scion FR-S convertible will debut later this year, followed by a sedan version next year.
Slow sales of the Scion FR-S/ Toyota GT 86 rear-wheel-drive coupe is making it a hard case for Toyota to justify introducing a more powerful version.
Although Toyota has yet to announce any official plans to build a convertible version of the GT86/Scion FR-S, Toyota has announced that the FT-86 Open concept will take the stage at the Tokyo Motor Show.
Although Toyota has yet to make an official decision about a droptop version of the GT 86/Scion FR-S coupe, there are new reports that a sedan version may be in the works.
Toyota is giving the world a preview of what a droptop version of the Toyota GT86/ Scion FR-S could look like with the FT-86 Open concept that is going to debut next week at the Geneva Motor Show.
According to Motor Trend, the rear-wheel-drive Toyota GT86 platform that is used by the Toyota GT86, Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ will also be used by the upcoming Toyota Supra successor and the next-generation BMW Z4.
Toyota has unveiled a special limited version of the Toyota GT86, the GT86 TRD. The GT86 TRD packs styling and performance upgrades from the TRD parts bin and is the first Toyota offered in the UK which official TRD parts have been used to create a specific production model grade.
According to the latest rumors, Toyota is slated to unveil a new convertible version of the Scion FR-S/ Toyota GT86 at the Geneva Motor Show in March.
Scion has officially announced the pricing for the much anticipated 2013 Scion FR-S, which is Scion's version of the Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ coupes. For just under $25k you get the FR-S equipped with a manual transmission. It's...
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This week Toyota officially unveiled the GT 86 and the Scion FR-S rear-wheel-drive sport coupe, which is slated to go on sale in the spring in the U.S. Now there are already reports surfacing that Toyota is already working...
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Stella Sailors has seen the challenges facing poor people in Athens, and she wants people to know that they're not getting any easier for many.
Donations may be sent to the non-profit Athens Land Trust at 195 Park Ave., Athens, GA 30601. For more information on the project, contact Catholic Social Services at (706) 548-9421.
A newly formed coalition of churches and social service agencies announced a fund-raising effort Thursday to help hundreds of low-income Athenians at a trailer park facing demolition. The group of 11 agencies and churches also plans to study the issue of low-income housing in Athens, a problem which Sailors said seems to be snowballing with the expansion of development into poorer areas of Athens-Clarke County.
''Every year Catholic Social Services has helped relocate people; this is the most serious,'' said Sailors, director of Catholic Social Services. ''People are confused and very distressed; They don't know where to start.''
Last year, she said, her agency helped move families from 25 condemned trailers, and as many as 100 manufactured homes could be bulldozed at Garden Springs Trailer Park when developers clear the 22-acre North Avenue property for student-oriented apartments.
Concerned tenants have flooded Sailors' Athens office with calls seeking money and complaints about a county law that bars them from moving aging trailers many of them bought and repaired at the site. While Sailors was turning to other agencies for help with the resettlement, word spread that another trailer park across town plagued by sewage overflows would soon be shut down.
The new coalition has pledged to seek more long-term solutions for families living in the cheapest sector of the Athens housing market. They'll also seek out funds for moving expenses and deposits on new rental lodgings.
''We will need the generous response of the Athens community to make this possible,'' Sailors said.
Other agencies involved in the Garden Springs project include the Athens Land Trust, the Northeast Georgia Homeless Coalition, Athens First United Methodist Church, Covenant Presbyterian Church, Greater Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, St. Gregory the Great Episcopal Church, St. Joseph's Catholic Church/St. Joseph's Charities, Redeemer Presbyterian Church and VineLife Church. Also, county commissioners, working with the Human and Economic Development office, have been studying a public response to the park closure.
Donations may be sent to the non-profit Athens Land Trust at 195 Park Ave., Athens, GA 30601. For more information on the project, contact Catholic Social Services at (706) 548-9421.
This article published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Friday, July 13, 2001.
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John Jay's student organizations show the diversity of our students and their interests. No matter what your passion, you're sure to find a club that best suits you. Below is the current listing of student organizations and contact information. Call today to join! If there is something you do not see you can be sure to come by our office to start it up!
Ink ~ Room:L2.70.22 PH:(212) 621-4157
As a creative writing club, INK creates a positive and productive atmosphere for developing student writers, learn, through workshops and exercises to benefit an individual's skill and competence as a writer.
Economics ~ Room:L2.70.20 PH:(212) 621-4153
Emphasis is placed on connecting students with faculty and networking opportunities in an effort to extend economic education beyond the classroom.
Law Society ~ Room:L2.70.12 PH:(212) 621-4152
Creating essential programs and services for aspiring legal professionals, through education and community programs.
Masters of Public Administration Student Association (MPASA) ~ Room:L2.70.09 PH:(212) 621-4158
Increase awareness of the field of Public Administration through education, professional opportunities, networking and much more.
Sentinel ~ Room:L2.70.15 PH:(212) 621-4073
The student run newspaper at John Jay College of Criminal Justice serves the students and faculty by reporting news involving and relevant to the campus community and surrounding areas.
La Voz Club (LVC) ~ In conjunction with the Latin American Studies Department, LVC strives to bring awareness to issues affecting Latinos in the US, throughout Latin America and in Latino communities, the voice of the community.
International Criminal Justice Club (ICJ) ~ Room L2.70.02 PH: (212) 621-4113
Streamlining the diversity of the ICJ major into a more comprehensive and less complex entity through events, programming, interaction and education.
Auxiliary University Program (AUP)
Students who join the detachment have the opportunity to work in various harbor contexts as a volunteer. The Auxiliary University Program (AUP) combines these practical experiences with an academic education to develop students' leadership and technical skills. Through academic coursework students are able to obtain a certification and learn about dynamic career paths in the USCG.
Computer Science Society
Unifying John Jay students and faculty who are interested in the field of computer science. Using our knowledge and skills we have learned from various computer classes to help the community better understand computers and computing.
Forensic Science Club
Our mission is to foster the interest of those pursuing a future career relating to the forensic and medical sciences, and to all who are curious about the aforementioned subjects.
Student Athlete Advisory Committee Club ~ Building Support through communication with student athletes and other areas of the student body and discussing NCAA matters for the JJAY community
Boxing Club ~ Room:L2.70.21 PH:(212) 621-4156
To practice, train and understand the fundamentals of boxing while providing accessibility to the John Jay community
ABADA-Capoeira ~ Room:L2.70.05 PH:(212) 621-4165
Introducing Brazilian Culture and the Brazilian art of Capoeira to the John Jay community through instruction, demonstrations and performances.
CREATIVE and PERFORMING ARTS CLUBS:
Artists United (AU) ~ Room:L2.70.26 PH:(212) 621-4072
Music lovers with a keen interest in musical expression & arrangements @ JJ
Debonair Steppers ~ Room:L2.70.23 PH:(212) 621-4159
Step team infused with school spirit performs at events and local step competitions. Our organization statement is to step with style, class, body and grace.
Theatrical Players (TPC) ~ Room L2.70.02 PH: (212) 621-4113
Theater productions written and performed by students; American College Theater productions, collaborations with the Theater Arts Department
Universal Image ~ Room:L2.70.05 PH:(212) 621-4165
Celebrating, sharing and communicating the diversity of the JJay community through dance, performance and exhibitions proving that we are all one universal image
Graphic Novels ~ Room:L2.70.25 PH:(212) 621-4163
Understanding Japans influence on American culture through the use of Anime, mangas, video games and Pop Culture. Creating a community and forum for those interested in the Graphic novel in all its forms
Shut Up! & Listen ~ Room:L2.70.26 PH:(212) 621-4072
A verbal forum where JJ students can express themselves in a creative and constructive environment, through spoken word, song, vocal and creative thinking etc.
John Jay Radio ~ Room:L2.70.24 PH:(212) 621-4173
Seeking to promote and foster knowledge of American Broadcasting and other forms of media, through events, music, programming, collaborations and education.
Photography Club ~ Room:L2.70.24 PH:(212) 621-4173
Introduce the John Jay populace to the world of photography, creative art and 2D art, helping the JJay community find their focus through the viewfinder.
Jamaica Yahso ~ Room:L2.70.23 PH:(212) 621-4159
Creating a positive and impactful impression of Jamaican culture through events, lectures, philanthropy, food and cultural reflection
African Students Association (ASA) ~ Room L2.70.04 PH:(212) 621-4167
Enhances and mainstreams knowledge of the diverse African cultures through performance, lectures, and music, dance and creative arts
DESI Society ~ Room:L2.70.07 PH:(212) 621-4176
Introduction to the diversity of DESI culture through events, performances, lectures, food and cultural festivals
Haitian American Students Association (HASA) ~ Room L2.70.04 PH:(212) 621-4167
Celebrating the comingling of both Haitian and American culture and the resulting melting pot through music, dance, lectures, fundraising and cultural celebrations
Arab Student Union (ASU) ~ Room:L2.70.07 PH:(212) 621-4176
Introduction to the diversity of Middle Eastern culture through food, film, lectures, music, presentations and dance
Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) ~ Room:L2.70.12 PH:(212) 621-4152
This organization promotes justice, human rights, liberation and self-determination for the indigenous Palestinian people.
Dominican Student Association (DSA)~ Room:L2.70.11 PH:(212) 621-4154
Dominican Student Association serves as a guide to Dominican history and culture, DSA seeks to promote Dominican culture through education, activities and events
West Indies Massive (WIM) ~ Room L2.70.02 PH: (212) 621-4113
Celebrating the diversity of the West Indian culture and the affect it has upon everyday life and events bringing a little soca and lime to the JJay community.
Korean Students Association (KSA)
Providing seminars and events to enrich the understanding of Korean culture and how it affects being a Korean American student.
Black Student Union (BSU)
The purpose of Black Student Union is to foster an environment whereby students can be introduced to black history, culture, and politics in order to provide a more complete sense of self-consciousness, education, black unity, and respect through participating in social and political functions on and off campus that provide enrichment and enlightenment.
Latin American Student Organization (LASO)
Encourage the interaction with the John Jay community while empowering the student body, to connect with their roots, and furthering human rights and political awareness in America.
Women's Empowerment Society ~ Raising awareness of women's rights as they affect the JJay community from a local through a global level issuing empowerment through education, seminars, community activism to enable better leaders of tomorrow
LGBTQ & Allies ~ A judgment free and safe environment for the LGBTQ community and their straight allies to meet and interact. Creating a positive representation of the LGBTQ through the sharing of information, dialogue and events
Youth Justice~ Raising awareness regarding the juvenile justice system , contributing to system reform on a federal level, and assisting formerly incarcerated youth with reintegration into society
NAMI ~ Room:L2.70.06 PH: (212) 621-4164
National grassroots advocacy organization that addresses mental illness by establishing a better understanding of the community through education and communication
ALPFA ~ Room L2.70.02 PH: (212) 621-4113
John Jay chapter of the professional organization in finance, accounting, and other related professions
Mock Trial Association ~ Room:L2.70.22 PH:(212) 621-4157
A network that unites students interested in refining their advocacy skills through participation in simulated trials
United Nations Student Association (UNSA) ~ Room:L2.70.10 PH:(212) 621-4155
Promote knowledge and awareness of the United Nations and the international system; provide an atmosphere for learning and understanding the process of developing foreign policy.
Veterans Association ~ Room:3140N PH:(212) 237.4108
A network for student veterans, dedicated to promoting and representing the interests of students with prior/current military associations building a community for the veterans of John Jay open to the community of John Jay
SEEK Society ~ Promote community building and leadership among the SEEK and non-SEEK students through networking, professional development, events and more
JJ DREAMers ~ Educate and unify the student body on immigration issues, seek to represent and protect the needs and aspirations of students both documented and undocumented.
The purpose of the All-Inclusive organization is to create a more inclusive environment for students with disabilities seen and unseen, and to better integrate them into John Jay and its community. Also, to create a strong level of transparency and a strong level of communication when it comes to John Jay's staff, clubs, and Student Council so that if anything happens that affects students, they are the first to know.
Environmental Club
Our purpose is to make John Jay more environmentally friendly by increasing awareness of environmental issues, conducting various recycling programs, and participating in outdoor activities where students will appreciate the environment.
Socially Awkward
To build communities of self-acceptance within various educational institutions and achieve its purpose through anti-bullying campaigns, academic and philanthropic endeavors.
Social Justice Project (SoJust)
Furthering John Jay's mission of educating for justice by facilitating awareness about what a more just world might look like, and actively working to create such a world.
Students Without Borders
The mission of Students Without Borders is aimed at raising awareness of human rights violations by observing international laws and standards of international organizations.
Anti-Bullying Club (ABC)
The purpose of the Anti-Bullying Club is to provide John Jay College students with information regarding different forms of bullying, how to prevent bullying and how to help those who have been bullied by organizing events, such as support groups, workshops, walks and other activities.
Philanthropic/Community Service Clubs:
International Students Association (ISA) ~ Assisting international students in their transition from their respective countries to the John Jay community and serving as a platform for cross-cultural exchange
Habitat for Humanity~ Room:L2.70.06 PH: (212) 621-4164
Raising awareness from affordable housing issues to homelessness relief and the improvement of NYC living conditions with a commitment to helping increase living standards from the John Jay community
Students in Action ~ Room:L2.70.11 PH:(212) 621-4154
Providing JJay Students with the opportunity to employ social justice to communities with unmet needs.
John Jay Republican Club ~ Room L2.70.02 PH: (212) 621-4113
Raising political awareness among the student body increase knowledge of how the government works and what we as students can do to efface change.
Hillel~ Room:L2.70.10 PH:(212) 621-4155
Creating a pluralistic, welcoming and inclusive environment; fostering student growth and balance in being distinctively Jewish and universally human through community events and cultural expression.
Muslim Students Association (MSA) ~ Room:L2.70.09 PH:(212) 621-4158
Social group for students of diverse ethnicities to maintain and increase their faith in a college environment; an outlet in which to express their creativity and ideas; a tool by which non-Muslims and Muslims alike can learn about Islam and eradicate stereotypes with regards to Islam
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF) ~ Room:L2.70.08 PH:(212) 621-4170
Works to promote and encourage a positive campus life through witnessing and song. Finding guidance in song, worship and spirituality, creating a peaceful community away from everyday issues thereby building a community of excited and ambitious spiritual leaders able and committed to leading the world outside of John Jay.
1. NAMI/ Habitat for Humanity (212) 621-4164 L2.70.06
2. ALPHA/ West Indies/Republicans/ICJ/Democrats /Theatrical Players (212) 621-4113 L2.70.02
3. African Students Association/ Haitian Students Association (212) 621-4167 L2.70.04
4. Artist United/Shut Up! & Listen (212) 621-4072 L2.70.26
5. Boxing Club/ Martial Arts Club (212) 621-4156 L2.70.21
6. Capoeira /Universal Image (212) 621-4165 L2.70.05
7. Graphic Novels/Intelligentsia (212) 621-4163 L2.70.25
8. Desi/ Arab Club (212) 621-4176 L2.70.07
9. Dominican Students Association/Students in Action (212) 621-4154 L2.70.11
10. Debonair Steppers/Jamaica Yahso (212) 621-4159 L2.70.23
11. Debate Society/Economics (212) 621-4153 L2.70.20
12. Hillel Club/ UNSA (212) 621-4155 L2.70.10
13. Ink/ Mock Trial Association (212) 621-4157 L2.70.22
14. La Voz TBA TBA
15. Muslim Students Association /MPA Students Association (212) 621-4158 L2.70.09
16. Photography Club/Radio Club (212) 621-4173 L2.70.24
17. Law Society/ Students for Justice in Palestine (212) 621-4152 L2.70.12
18. Sentinel (212) 621-4073 L2.70.15
20. Veterans Association (212) 237-4108 3140N


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Black Tusk Dish On New Album, Orion Festival + Touring
The swamp metal sound of Black Tusk is distinct. Once you hear it, you know that something special is happening in the world of metal. The Savannah rock trio's latest record, 'Set the Dial,' is 10 tracks of hard, high-energy Southern rock.
On Saturday afternoon, Black Tusk had the privilege of setting the bar for Metallica's Orion Music + More festival in Atlantic City, N.J. When they finished rocking Bader Field, guitarist Andrew Fidler and drummer James May took some time to chat with Loudwire.
You guys opened up the weekend on the Damage Inc. stage. How did it go?
Andrew Fidler (guiter/vocals): It went great, man. Couldn't ask for anything more.
James May (drums/vocals): As soon as we started playing, the whole grass area filled up with a ton of people. You could see them herding over there. It was awesome.
How did it feel to be handpicked by Metallica for this festival?
JM: Very, very honored, man, definitely.
AF: I had read about this festival online and I thought it sounded really cool. Then two days later I got a call from our agent who said we got picked for Orion!
Do you think you guys converted some new fans here at Orion?
AF: I think so, man. There were a bunch of people getting into it. A little moshing!
JM: That's the whole point, that's the whole point of playing a festival, to try and get new people.
What do you think of this kind of festival that spans so many genres?
JM: I think it's a lot better than just having a metal festival. It's catering to a lot of people seeing a lot of music they probably wouldn't have been exposed to.
AF: Europeans are kicking our ass in festivals, we need to get some good ones going!
Have you played a lot of festivals?
AF: We've played a few. We played Road Burn in the last couple of months with Red Fang. That was a lot of fun, it was more just a rock 'n' roll festival. It was really cool.
JM: We tour a whole lot, so sometimes we don't get to do them because we're out on the road.
You mentioned Red Fang. You have a lot of friends here at Orion, I know you're tight with Baroness. Is it cool hanging with them, living the dream?
AF: Dude, we've all been playing for about the same amount of time and here we all are. We're playing together. We're friends with the guys in Lucero, too.
JM: And all hand-picked by Metallica, I mean come on, man! Everyone is happy as hell about it.
How did your fans receive your most recent album, 'Set the Dial'?
JM: They liked it. I mean, I haven't heard much bad about it.
AF: The CDs have been re-pressed already and the vinyl has been re-pressed. A few times actually. It's selling.
Are you guys thinking about the next album?
AF: We're always thinking about it, but we haven't had any time to write anything because we're always on tour.
JM: We do have an intro for the new album.
Can you give your fans a peek into the intro for the new album?
JM: It's going to be kind of tribally weird type sounding, but it'll have the Black Tusk groove to it still.
You say you tour a lot. What's one of your favorite pastimes when you are not on the road.
JM: Sleeping, watching TV, just stuff around the house. You know, going to the grocery store becomes a privilege. Hell, petting your dogs is great!
You're touring. You're playing Orion. What's on the horizon for Black Tusk?
AF: We are on tour right now with Municipal Waste and 3 Inches of Blood. We actually drove all night from Columbus, Ohio to get to this show. Now, we go back on tour. When we're done, we have like six days at home, then we're going to go to Europe and headline a short run.
JM: Then we come and for two months we'll try to write some music. Then we go back on tour again!
Congrats on playing Orion. It's awesome that you guys got to open up this festival.
AF: Thanks, man. It's been great so far!


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ResearchThe department faculty conduct a variety of research projects supported by grants from agencies such as the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation and the American Heart Association.
The department laboratories are located in the Paul Block Jr. Health Sciences Building.
Areas of research interest and representative publications can be found under the listing for individual faculty. Follow the links for individual faculty members to learn more about their research programs.


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Experience the Aurora
Experience the Aurora
Runtime: 27 minutes
Included in Science Centre Admission.
Immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of Aurora Borealis in this stunning full-dome experience
Over seven months in the Arctic Circle, a photography crew captured time-lapse images of the Aurora Borealis with high resolution digital SLR cameras outfitted with fisheye lenses. The results are spectacular. For the first time the aurora has been captured as it was meant to be experienced, as a display that covers the entire sky. This immersive show shares the science behind the aurora and tells the story of a team's quest to find and photograph the aurora for wraparound display in full dome theatres.
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