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Frank Layden's stormy, successful and never-boring stay as the Utah Jazz's head coach ended Friday, by his choice. Assistant coach Jerry Sloan was named to replace him.
Saying he was tired of coaching, Layden, 56, will become the Jazz team president; five years remain on his contract. David Checketts will remain as general manager and run the day-to-day business and basketball operation, with Layden acting as a consultant. Scott Layden will continue as player personnel director and be the No. 1 assistant coach on an interim basis, while the search begins for another assistant.Jazz players were informed of Layden's decision when they reported for practice Friday morning; the official annoucement came only 15 minutes later, at a Salt Palace news conference. Sloan's first game as head coach will be Friday night in the Salt Palace against Dallas.
While the idea that Layden would step down after this season was fairly common knowledge, especially among Jazz insiders, the timing caught just about everyone by surprise. "As close as they are, Jerry (Sloan) had no idea," said Miller.
"It was a big shock, but that's Frank," said Jazz guard Bobby Hansen. "It's vintage Frank Layden; he never really does anything by the book."
Following a meeting last June when Layden was receiving inquiries from the expansion Miami Heat about becoming their coach, Layden was encouraged by Checketts and owner Larry Miller to keep coaching the Jazz one more season. When training camp started in October, though, Layden discovered that his enthusiasm was missing.
By late November, he told Checketts and Miller that he was considering stepping down. Tuesday, Layden called Checketts and told him he wanted to make the move immediately. "Why are we waiting?" he asked them. "The longer we wait, the tougher it gets."
Layden coached the Jazz in Wednesday's victory over Washington and officially made his decision after meeting with Miller and Checketts Thursday.
"Who would coach, if you don't have to?" said Layden, explaining his departure. "It's all in your blood and everything, but a lot of that is ego."
Layden cited the struggles of veteran professional football coaches Tom Landry of Dallas, Chuck Noll of Pitssburgh and Don Shula of Miami this season as making him question why he wanted to stay in the business. Although Layden is overweight, he said his current health was not a factor in his decision, but his thinking was affected by the recent heart attack suffered by Mike Ditka, the Chicago Bears' coach.
Layden joined the Jazz as general manager in 1979, when the franchise moved from New Orleans to Utah. He became head coach Dec. 10, 1981, when Tom Nissalke was fired and former owner Sam Battistone suggested that Layden take on the dual role to save the franchise money.
He stayed on a coach through the next season, when the Jazz showed enough improvement with a 30-52 record that Battistone awarded Layden a 10-year contract, with the provision that he could become strictly a general manager again when he chose. The contract was reworked in the summer of 1986 with seven years remaining, giving Layden more money but officially taking away the general manager option. In essence, though, Miller still gave him that choice, as proven by Friday's moves.
Sloan, 46, was a legendary defensive player with the Chicago Bulls and later became their head coach for 2 and one-half season befor being fired in the middle of the 1981-82 season. He joined the Jazz as the No. 1 assistant in November 1984 when Phil Johnson left to become the head coach of the Kansas City Kings.
Johnson was Sloan's assistant in Chicago and is the immediate logical choice to join Sloan again, although he may have commitments through this season with the Sacramento Kings.
Miller went on record last summer as saying Slaon would be the next Jazz coach, and told Sloan that directly, also. When the move actually came in the middle of the season, though, Sloan was caught off guard.
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I went to the gym this morning for the first cycling workout of the year - a spin class. I was expecting it to be really busy (seeing as its January), but there were only six of us + the coach. Which meant fewer places to hide - especially with the studio's main lights on instead of the 'disco' lights (sorry - I AM a child of the '70s).
When I got home, I took Huge Dalmatian for a walk on the beach, where there was a guy walking down to the raging sea, wearing a pair of swimming trunks. I asked one of the other dog walkers if I was imagining things, and he said that he could see it too, but that this guy was for real - a year-round un-wetsuited swimmer in the North Sea. There was something odd in the way he walked & swam though. Kinda like limping on dry land AND in the sea.
Turns out that this regular swimmer in Cullercoats Harbour has only ONE LEG - the other is a prosthetic. (OMG!)
So after he'd finished & walked up the beach - a ruddy red to his skin, rather than my pale blue on New Year's Day - I just had to stop to have a chat. Turns out that the sea's warmer this year and last year than it has been before . . . a pleasant & balmy 5ºC (41F) or so, compared with 2ºC (36F) in previous years . . . and yes he'd swum pretty much five or six days a week in those too. I have only one word to say on that - WTF?!
OK, so I know that's technically three words . . . and in case you're wondering, as this is a family-friendly blog, the "F" stands for feck, (which is a word that even a Man of The Cloth would use in public), but I'm sure you get my meaning. And no, it wasn't the one-leg that's the point, just the fact that this bloke seemingly in his 50s or so is doing on a daily basis what I'd thought was a big deal as a once a year one-off.
Kinda humbling, in a very, very big way.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WDTN) - "I just don't think the law should be an exception and they should get to make their own rules," says Sean Russell.
He contacted 2 NEWS looking for answers after he saw this picture on a friend's Facebook page.
Russell says the deputy driving this SUV, "marked supervisor," parked in this handicap spot outside a Springfield Wendy's restaurant Wednesday and then walked inside and ate dinner.
Sheriff Gene Kelly declined to do an on-camera interview but released a statement to 2 NEWS, saying that his office is investigating the complaint.
He says if a citation is warranted, it will be issued and if discipline is warranted, it will be given.
"Why should a cop, who is completely healthy, be able to take a spot reserved for somebody who really needs it.," comments Russell.
Greg Cheadle is one of those people who needs it.
The 51-year-old is now retired but worked for the Miamisburg Police Department for 21 years.
"I had some work related lower-back injuries, forced into retirement. A year or so later, I had a freak accident and I broke my back and neck," says Cheadle.
As a result, Cheadle has trouble walking and requires a handicap sticker.
He says it makes him angry that healthy people are taking his spots.
"People are so selfish. They care about no one but themselves. They don't care what they do to you or to me," comments Cheadle.
And Cheadle hopes anyone who does this will stop, after seeing this story.
"Think of others. Somewhere you have to have some kindness and decency, in the back of your mind somewhere," pleads Cheadle.
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Ever since Grand Theft Auto V was announced at E3, gamers everywhere have been chomping at the bit to play it.
We have seen the trailers, screenshots, interviews, and have counted down to this date. Now the time has arrived and Grand Theft Auto V has hit store shelves, but is this the game that gamers have been waiting for?
The game starts off in North Yankton, far from the fun and sun that we have seen in the trailers. The bleak and cold wasteland follows characters on a botched bank job. This gives the player the basics to play the game without it feeling like a tutorial as you drive, run, and shoot through the level. Getting into the proper gameplay follows the stories of three people. You have Michael De Santa: an ex-con who is trying to find his place in the sun, Franklin Clinton: a money hungry hustler, and Trevor Phillips: Michael's psychopath ex partner. You will play as each of these characters as their stories intertwine. A new feature to Grand Theft Auto V is the ability to hop from one character to another. In the middle of a firefight and need someone to snipe targets from afar? No problem! Jump to your sniper and pick off targets as the computer AI controls your partners.
Let's talk about the combat for a minute here as this has to be some of the best in the entire Grand Theft Auto series. There is the run of the mill "lock on" or you can aim manually, but in this installment you can also shoot from the hip, roll from cover to cover, and have the ability to adjust aim sensitivity.
There are plenty of ways you can make money in the game, but the stars of the show are the heists. Heists are not as simple as driving to a location and robbing it as there are phases of planning and execution that go into the process. In these heists you can hire people to go along with you, plan them how you want, and then execute them to perfection. You can even plan the way you want to tactically carry these missions out as well. If you wanted to go in stealthily and take out your enemies quietly you could, or you can choose to go in guns blazing. The choice is yours but remember the risks you take might come back to haunt you. Outside of robbing places you have plenty of other ways to make a profit in Grand Theft Auto V. From playing the stock market to acquiring properties, each of these has a risk but there is also a reward if the players successfully navigate this route.
To call the city of Los Santos and the surrounding Blaine County vast would be an understatement. There are just not cities and suburbs in this installment but rivers, lakes, beaches, oceans, farmland, desert, and mountains as well! To compliment these new environments is a 24 hour light cycle (day and night) and a dynamic weather system. While you are not running around town and performing missions, there are plenty of things to do. You can choose to play a round of golf , explore the ocean depths, or even go out to the shooting range. These are just some of the many things to do in the game and it feels less of a game and more of an experience.
We've only barely scratched the surface of all the things that you can do in this Grand Theft Auto V. There is also the ability to play online and manage crews (similar with Max Payne 3). This is, without a doubt, one of the best games of the year.
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Sorry, but when someone is opposed to a low-income child attending a private school that costs less and has better performance than the public school by the parents' choice, then I have a hard time believing they care more about the child being educated than they do the public school and its union employees.
Other than hating religion, I don't see any other logical explanation for opposing school choice for low-income children - you either love unions or hate religion more than you love children getting educated at a low cost to taxpayers.
Typical extremism. You don't have to hate religion to disagree with spending tax dollars that should go to public schools to promote that religion. And you don't have to love unions to believe that public schools would be better able to educate more children with programs that could be purchased or created with the money that is being spent on vouchers.
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[quote=bluewaav]Yeah, a water bottle, depending on your trip . . . Not if you're flying, at least not at the beginning of the trip (or the end). I brought a water bottle on my last trip, to keep hydrated of course. Airplanes tend to be really dry places. Well, the 'no liquids' rules about flying made me dump the water out of my water bottle.
I always take a bottle of water on board. There's no problem once you've been through the third degree. On the other side, just buy a bottle and stuff it in your pocket. No matter how expensive it is, if you've got no free food or drink on the flight - it'll be cheaper than on-board 'Offers'.
A lot of airports have water fountains. You could just take an empty bottle through the security check and then fill it up on the other end. Or if the water quality is good enough, use a tap in the bathrooms. I tend to think that airlines have an obligation to provide you with water on the flight though. Charging for it seems an affront.


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Technology increases the separation between those that desire to learn and those that do not.
With kids being tech-savvy, any kid that desires to learn will succeed with only a small amount of direction from a teacher. For those that don't want to learn, it's one more distraction.
Technology is one of the key drivers behind the rich getting richer and the poor poorer - it's not just in the workplace but education as well.
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A transaxillary incision (transax or armpit incision) is one type of incision used in the placement of implants for breast augmentation.
The transaxillary incision is placed in the natural folds of the skin in the armpit.
Breast Area Anatomy Relative to the Transaxillary Incision
The breast comprises a complex group of tissues, including glandular, fatty, and fibrous tissues. The breast is positioned over the pectoral muscles of the chest wall and is attached to the chest wall by fibrous strands called Cooper's ligaments.
The breast extends as high as the collarbone, as far in the middle of the chest area as the breastbone, and as far toward to outside of the chest area as the armpit. When lying down, the armpit is immediately below the breast.
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To perform the transaxillary incision, the incision is made in the natural folds of the armpit tissue, then a channel is created up to the breast. This procedure is sometimes performed with an endoscope, or a small tube with a surgical light and camera embedded in the end, to provide visibility through the channel. The implant is inserted and moved through the channel, then positioned and centered behind the nipple.
Advantages of the Transaxillary Incision
The biggest advantage with the transaxillary incision is that the scar is not on the breast. This incision can be used to place the implant in any of the three positions:
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Box Office Predictions: 'Hobbit' Looks to End 2012 on Top Print article Send a Tip by Movie Critic Assassins 28 Dec 2012 post a comment Sensei's call streak extended to 13 weeks last week. We've reached the last predictions of the year and - how fitting - a long call streak is on the line. Sensei's weekend predictions and revenue results go as follows. 1. "The Hobbit" ($31 million) - Film is set to repeat as the weekend's top film. This, and the rest of this weekend's films, will post strong holds from last weekend's box office totals. Some will even post increases. 2. "Les Misérables" ($28 million) - The movie musical's back! Film opened strong on Christmas Day, expect a very healthy weekend gross. 3. "Django Unchained" ($25 million) - You wouldn't think the Christmas holiday would be the best time to release a western. Nevertheless, audience buzz is very high for Quentin Tarantino's latest action epic. Expect high returns. 4. "Jack Reacher" ($16 million) - Film is set to actually increase from last weekend's total. Oh how the box office Santa box office loves hold-overs this time of year. 5. "Parental Guidance" ($12 million) - Not really a high profile release (at least compared to the other films this weekend), but it does boast Billy Crystal. Film will draw in enough cross-generational audiences to grab a top five spot. In other calls: Look for "Silver Linings Playbook" to grab around $5 million off its theater expansion. That's Sensei's calls. It's been a pleasure to be with Big Hollywood readers this year. All the best to you and a happy new year. Comments
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Southern Pines Residents have joined a growing chorus of those opposed to a proposed power plant which would use tons of chicken waste as fuel. A physician who says he knows about such things calls it ' a disaster in the making." Docotr John Monroe says the plant's operations will release heavy concentrations of poisonous toxins into the air and water, especially harmful since the generator would be less than 15-hundred feet from Drowning Creek, the lone source of water for Southern Pines. The town also sells water to the Moore County System and to Whispering Pines. Southern Pines pumps about three million gallons of water a day from Drowning Creek and contamination could be catastrophic. Montaire Famrs wants to construct a plant just across the Moore County Line in the Montgomery Count y Town of Candor. Candor Resident Bill Bruton has led opposition ot the plant. Bruton has drafted a zoning ordinance amendment which would explicitly ban such a power plant. Southern Pines Mayor Mike Haney says town officials have only recently learned of the plant and have been scrambling to gather as much information as they can. The proposed facility represents a seven-point-five million dollar investment. It would employ three people. The Candor Board of Commissioners conducted a public meeting Monday Night where they heard questions about the safety and future use of the generator. In addition, opponents said they are worried about possible odors, property devaluation and potential air and water pollution.
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The Season 6 opener of basic cable's most popular drama, "The Closer," finds Brenda (Kyra Sedgwick) in a cranky mood. She and her team of LAPD detectives have just moved into their brand new high-tech headquarters, but all the gadgets and gizmos are proving to be a major hassle. Meanwhile, there's an internal struggle brewing over who will become the next police chief and, oh yes, a few murders to solve. 9 p.m. Monday, TNT.
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Sunday: Agatha Christie's most famous spell-binder, "Murder on the Orient Express," gets the remake treatment in a new "Masterpiece Mystery!" presentation. David Suchet shines as Hercule Poirot, who probes the death of an American businessman aboard a London-bound train. 9 p.m., PBS.
Sunday: "The Glades" is a new drama series that has Matt Passmore playing a former Chicago homicide detective who relocates to a beautiful and sleepy Florida town. Of course, he soon learns that it's not as idyllic as it seems. 10 p.m., A&E.
Sunday: Have a sweet tooth? You'll definitely want to check out "Kid in a Candy Store." It's a new series that sends host Adam Gertler across the country in search of outrageous goodies. We're drooling already. 10:30 p.m., Food Network.
Monday: "A Small Act" is an inspiring documentary that tells how Swedish school teacher Hilde Black began donating $15 a month to help sponsor young Kenyan student Chris Mburu. Her humble gift ultimately helped to deliver Mburu out of poverty and into Harvard Law School. He went on to become a United Nations human rights advocate. 9 p.m., HBO.
Monday: Angie Harmon returns to series television in "Rizzoli & Isles." She plays a hard-nosed detective who teams with her best friend and medical examiner (Sasha Alexander) to solve crimes. First up: the grisly slaying of a wealthy couple. 10 p.m., TNT.
Tuesday: The new drama "Covert Affairs" is like "Alias" without the annoying mythology. Piper Perabo stars as a young CIA agent who kicks a lot of bad-guy butt. It debuts immediately after the Season 2 premiere of "White Collar." 10 p.m., USA.
Wednesday: The TV crime wave continues just as "Psych" kicks off its fifth season. The opener has Shawn and Gus (James Roday, Dule Hill) looking for the missing daughter of a Chinese mob boss. 10 p.m., USA.
Thursday: Patricia Arquette, eat your heart out. "Mary Knows Best" is a series that follows a real psychic — Mary Occhino — and her family as they do the things psychics do. But can she predict what kind of ratings the show will get? 9 p.m., Syfy.
Friday: Patricia Richardson, LeVar Burton and Kellie Martin star in "The Jensen Project." It's a TV movie about brainy researchers working to make the world a better place. 9 p.m., NBC.
Saturday: The low-budget TV film, "Goblin," could be good, schlocky fun — or a huge waste of time. It's about a creepy creature bent on taking a baby from an unsuspecting family. Naturally, it's up to a teenage girl to take him on. 9 p.m., Syfy.
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Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
Short story in the Christian Science Monitor about the California law that went into effect last week making California the first state to require school districts to include the "roles and contributions" of gays, lesbians and transgender people in social studies:
"History should be honest. This bill revises existing laws that prohibit discrimination in education and ensures that the important contributions of Americans from all backgrounds and walks of life are included in our history books," said a statement from Gov. Jerry Brown (D), who signed the bill after supporters and opponents endured more than a week of suspense.
Read the rest here. As you may already know, or could otherwise imagine, the bill passed largely along party lines. The CSM story says it's drawn "sharp opposition from some religious groups"—and that is true.
But the article doesn't really define which religious groups. As you also might imagine, though—and I suspect the CSM reporter was relying on this assumption—conservative religious groups are more likely to oppose the bill. As this Baptist Press story reports:
Chris Clark, pastor of East Clairemont Southern Baptist Church in San Diego and a bill opponent, said debate over the bill is full of irony. In 2008, when opponents of "gay marriage" were warning that homosexuality would be taught as normative in schools if it remained legal, supporters of "gay marriage" adamantly disagreed.
"The very same ones are pushing this legislation to do exactly that—to teach that homosexual behavior is normal, that it's acceptable, and that people because of their sexual behavior are somehow heroes in our society," Clark previously told Baptist Press.
On the substance of the law, I tend to think that criticism's like Clarks, particularly the last part of his, struggle to make their point about teaching their kids what they want about homosexuality without showing a clear contempt for homosexuals.
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Mo. bill allows adults to forgo motorcycle helmets
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Missouri House has endorsed a bill that would allow motorcyclists to forgo wearing helmets on the road.
The measure given first-round approval Tuesday would allow riders over the age of 21 to not wear a helmet when travelling.
Current law requires motorists to wear helmets or face a fine of up to $300 on the first offense. Future violations carried steeper fines and the possibility of prison sentences.
The bill needs one more House vote before moving to the Senate. Lawmakers adjourn May 17.
Motorcycle Helmets is HB555 Online: Legislature: http://www.moga.mo.gov
House gives early approval to change in Missouri criminal code
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Missouri House has given preliminary approval to the first overhaul of the state's criminal code since 1979.
The measure endorsed on Monday would create new classes of felonies and misdemeanors and give judges more flexibility in sentencing.
Sponsoring Republican Rep. Stanley Cox, of Sedalia, said the measure would provide more clarity in sentencing.
Democratic Rep. Rory Ellinger, of St. Louis, said the bill could have done more and reduced sentences for some crimes, But he said it was important to keep the measure non-controversial so it could pass.
The overhaul would also increase fines to reflect inflation. It needs one more vote before moving to the Senate.
Missouri Senate seeks testimony from federal agent
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri senator says a subpoena has been issued to a federal investigator who sought a list of Missouri concealed gun permit holders.
Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Kurt Schaefer said the Senate issued a subpoena Friday to Special Agent Keith Schilb of the Office of Inspector General in the federal Social Security Administration. Schaefer scheduled a committee meeting next Wednesday to hear from Schilb.
An official at the Social Security Administration did not immediately respond Friday to a question from The Association Press about whether Schilb had received the subpoena and planned to testify.
Republican lawmakers have raised concerns that a list of concealed gun permit holders was twice provided to Social Security fraud investigators. The agency says a computer disk never was read and was destroyed.
Court issues mixed ruling on Mo. funeral protests
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - A federal appeals court has upheld a Missouri law banning protests within 300 feet of funerals but has struck down a broader law that could have kept protesters even further away.
The decision Friday by a panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stems from a challenge to a pair of 2006 Missouri laws enacted after protests of military members' funerals by a Kansas-based church that denounces homosexuality.
The appeals court said a Missouri law barring protests "in front of or about any location at which a funeral is held" violates First Amendment free speech rights because it creates a buffer zone of an undetermined size. It upheld a separate law setting the 300-foot buffer around funerals but said it cannot apply to funeral processions.
MO Gov. Nixon remains opposed to swapping income tax for sales tax
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Gov. Jay Nixon says he remains opposed to a bill that would raise the state sales tax while cutting income taxes for individuals and businesses.
Nixon released a statement Thursday saying that a sales tax increase would shift the tax burden to seniors and veterans on fixed incomes. He said it "is not the right approach to growing our economy or creating jobs."
His reaction comes after the House passed a bill Wednesday that would gradually cut the individual income tax by two-thirds of a percentage point over five years while also reducing business taxes.
To offset part of the lost revenue, the bill would gradually raise the sales tax by three-fifths of a cent.
Nixon also had opposed an earlier version of the bill passed by the Senate
Senators endorse Missouri higher ed funding formula
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Missouri senators have endorsed legislation creating a funding formula for public colleges and universities.
The bill would tie 10 percent of each school's state funding to meeting performance goals, and 10 percent to career placement.
The Coordinating Board for Higher Education would work with schools to develop their performance measures. The Department of Higher Education would develop rules for career placement rates of graduates.
The Senate gave the measure first-round approval Wednesday. It needs another affirmative vote to move to the House.
A state law requires development of a funding formula for higher education. Missouri's current approach allots money based largely on how much each school received previously and what is available for the future.
Missouri Senators remove funding for driver's license division
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Missouri senators are considering a nearly $25 billion budget plan that may be most notable for what it doesn't contain.
Senate debate on the budget began Monday with education funding among the first items up. The budget includes a $66 million increase on top of the current $3 billion in basic aid for public schools. But that still falls $620 million short of what's called for by a state formula.
Later Monday, senators were to discuss more contentious topics. The Senate budget plan wipes out funding for the motor vehicle and driver's license division. The intent is to register senators' disapproval of licensing procedures that include making electronic copies of applicants' personal documents.
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Lotto ticket worth $2.7 million sold in Florissant
FLORISSSANT, Mo. (AP) - Someone is holding a $2.7 million winning Missouri Lotto ticket, but lottery officials don't yet know who the lucky person is.
The Lotto ticket purchased at a QuikTrip in the St. Louis County town of Florissant matched all six numbers in the drawing from Saturday. The winning numbers are 14, 20, 21, 24, 25 and 35.
There were other winners over the weekend, too. Lottery officials say someone in Hannibal won $250,000 playing Mega Millions on Friday, and a $232,000 Show Me Cash ticket was sold Saturday in St. Louis.
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Missouri Houses passes bill to allow some to carry weapons at schools
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Several hundred gun-rights advocates rallied at the state Capitol as the Missouri House voted to allow certain school personnel to carry concealed weapons in school buildings.
The House voted 115-41 to send the measure to the Senate Thursday.
The Missouri Sports Shooter Association held a previously scheduled rally in the Capitol rotunda while the House was debating the bill. Many lawmakers, both Republicans and Democrats, spoke at the event and promised to continue to push for more gun rights.
The House bill would also lower the minimum age required to carry concealed weapons and allow firearms less than 16 inches to be openly carried by people with valid permits.
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Jefferson County officials have issued an emergency evacuation advisory. They are encouraging anyone near a body of water to immediately seek higher ground.
Residents of De Soto, Missouri reporting that several city buildings, including the fire department, are flooded and roads are impassable. Emergency crews continue their work to rescue people trapped in their cars.
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I love sausages, they are one of my favourite foods and I am not loyal to one brand, but tend to go with a supermarket own brand or whatever is on special offer. For our Christmas morning fry-up I had decided to go for some with a bit more quality about them, hence the Tesco Finest!! The 6 thick chunky sausages sit nicely in a black tray, are cling wrapped and have a cardboard sleeve as the packaging with all the nutritional information that might be required. I found that these sausages were cooked perfectly when grilled for about 15 minutes. They can also be oven cooked or shallow fried. Each sausage contains 170 calories and 13g of fat (not a ... Read the complete review
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And Beard and Hogan, I've always though Monster was the Apex of REM's work - and there's not a cello on it. 'Tongue' - on Monster - is my favorite example of perfect blue-eyed soul. Hall & Oates, eat yer hearts out.
Monster is like them trying to play rock again after slipping too far into AOR, "chamber music" with the successes of Out Of Time and (the overrated) Automatic For The People....as a result, it's mostly club-footed and a lot of it is awkward sounding to me, if not even a little insincere (like they were trying to keep up with grunge or something....the whole record feels like it was done half-hearted). Like all R.E.M. records though, it does have it's gems..."Strange Currencies" especially.
For me, the band's highlight was Reckoning...a personal fave. It's a beautiful piece of jangle pop that's totally solid from top to bottom. Actually, they ruled the world from Murmer to Fables Of The Reconstruction IMHO. You don't encounter any throwaways from this band till their fouth album in (Life's Rich Pagent). Pagent is where the band's sound starts going towards the big, bloated, arena sound that's so cliched of the 80's now. Document was a bit of a breakout sure, but by bringing Stipe's vocals out to the forfront (where you can actually hear what he was saying) what seemed commercially viable at the time ended up further robbing a lot of the music of it's mystery. When Stipe's poetic scat tracks fully disappear for good (The last of which are on New Adventures in Hi-Fi) and Berry left for health reasons (it appears a lot of the fire left with him...judging by subsequent releases anyway). they finally reached the nadir. They became ladened with fake strings, orchestration, synths to mostly slow tempos.........it has made them
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The untitled Willie Nelson memoir will follow up other written efforts by this artist, including the 80-year-old singer's autobiography. Nelson was born in Abbott, Texas on April 29, 1933 and was raised by his grandparents during the Depression. By the age of 10 he was already in a group and making music.
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I have officially become an adult. Now, I'm sure many people would say that when you graduate from college, or get your first "real" job, or stop depending (do you ever?) on your parents for financial survival is when you become an adult—but I'm not as sure that I agree. Living on my own, starting my third big-girl job and, honestly, even getting married didn't make me feel like an adult as much as buying a house and making certain life decisions over the past year has.
As we get older, more mature and move out of our early 20's still-in-college lifestyle, there are some things that every young professional needs to consider. Here is a list of what I think are must-do's for young professionals as we grow older.
1.) Insurance. I'm talking about all kinds of insurance, not just health—but you'd better make sure you have health insurance, too. I know, I know, it's expensive and doesn't cover a whole heck of a lot, but when you're having emergency surgery on your appendix you'll be glad that you don't have to pay for your hospital stay on your own. At the very least make sure you have catastrophic coverage.
Another type of insurance that young professionals should really consider is life insurance. No one wakes up thinking "today's a good day to die," and most certainly don't wake up thinking it's a good time to purchase life insurance, but you should. Life insurance protects you from the unexpected and provides for your family in the event that something tragic happens. Life insurance is not expensive on a monthly basis and can provide you with piece of mind that things will be taken care of long after you're gone.
2.) Estate planning. Estate planning is more than just a will. My husband and I recently sat down with an attorney and went through a whole estate planning package. This process was much more involved than I ever imagined and I'm so glad we took the time to talk about some of the things that were included. Besides a basic will, we filled out a health care proxy, designated power of attorney, made our burial wishes known and completed a living will.
Morbid? A little. Necessary? Absolutely. No matter what happens, I know that my wishes will be followed.
3.) Investing. Pensions are a thing of the past and Lord only knows where social security will be when it's time for us to retire. Investing now is absolutely key to ensuring you'll maintain the lifestyle you'd like after retirement. It will also allow you the freedom to retire when you'd like as opposed to working until you're 80 just to pay your bills. A good advisor will discuss your financial goals with you and develop an investment strategy that will help you reach them without putting you into poverty now. Starting early will also allow you to be a bit more adventurous with your money, which could pay huge returns.
4.) Saving for emergencies and rainy days. Everyone should have a rainy day fund with enough money to cover basic expenses for at least a few months. Keep in mind that basic expenses are rent/mortgage, utilities, groceries, etc. They are not bar-hopping, shopping and going to the movies. With the economy still shakily recovering, having money set aside can give you peace of mind that you will be able to keep your head up if something unfortunate were to happen. This should be money in an account that you never touch and barely have access to. This way, you won't be tempted to use it for those killer pair of shoes or for that delicious dinner at Mike A's. If you borrow from the fund without replacing the money, you defeat the purpose and won't have it when you truly need it.
I know it can be overwhelming to think about taking care of all this when you look at it from the 20,000-foot view, but don't let it bring you down. I found that by breaking things into pieces and accomplishing them one at a time made the process much easier to manage. You're not going to check things off as efficiently as people say you should—heck I'm still working on the last two on my list— but if you keep plugging away, you'll know that you're ready and prepared for everything.
Photo from Flickr / joshchandler.
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Ben Kirst November 28, 2012 @ 3:04pm
Getting life insurance was one of the best decisions my wife and I made…if you do it a certain way, it's basically like a retirement package, too. And no, I don't mean by faking your own death.
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