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Day 8 and 9 of Rhine River Cruise
Pin ItWe have left the Viking Ship, I am so sad this part of the trip is over. Now we are on land the remainder of our trip. We are in the city of Amsterdam. Not, sure just what I was … Continue reading
Day 7 on the Rhine River Cruise
Pin ItWe slept in a little today, spent good part of the night and morning sailing. Got up and had an interesting show on Dutch culture. We got to taste some dutch items and learned many things about their customs. We … Continue reading
Day 6 on the River Rhine Cruise
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Day 5 on the Rhine River Cruise
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Homestore in Cookeville, TN. First, let me say that the quality of the furniture is crap. They lead you to believe that all their furniture is made in the USA. It most certainly is not. It is crap that comes from over seas. Second, they dance around the subject of "solid wood". They use the term "select hardwood and veneers". What the heck is that? I will tell you what that is.... press wood / chip board! JUNK!! My dining table has the finish wearing off and the veneer peeled up...guess what is under neath? NOT WOOD...it is some kind of paperboard. I had the tech come out (finally after begging) and he took it back to the shop with him and said they would order me a new one. BIG LIE!!!
They did a piss poor job at trying to repair the table and returned it back to me. They said that was all they could do. Third, the customer service I received was a game of phone tag and run around. Does anyone at that store know what the heck is going on? That was the worst customer service I have ever received. The manager is skilled at lying as well. She assured me that my problem would be taken care of. It has been 9 months now since my purchase and I still have this piece of crap Ashley Furniture in my home. I am embarrassed to have company over. Please never buy any Ashley Furniture. It is junk.
The prices are low because you will have to replace it in no time at all. I am sure the owner of that store knows the quality of his product is crap and does nothing to help his customers when the junk falls apart. Please do your homework on this store before you commit your money to them.....Their policy is "ALL SALES ARE FINAL!!" How is that possible when they sell poor quality furniture? I have learned my lesson and I urge others to never shop at ASHLEY FURNITURE HOMESTORE in COOKEVILLE, TN!!!
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Posted by Suusan B. on 2008-03-07:
Friday's going to be a hot on on M3C - - we've got our first Ashley Furniture complaint and it's only 9:41 a.m. PST!
Posted by Principissa on 2008-03-07:
LOL Suusan! Tammy02 should be here soon to do damage control for Ashely. I have yet to hear back from any of the posters she has "helped" to see if any of their situations were actually resolved.
Ashley furniture is junk, plain and simple. Their customer service is horrible and for the price you pay for their junk you could save up the extra money and go to a more reputable furniture store and get good quality furniture. I still do not understand why anyone shops at these stores.
Posted by Anonymous on 2008-03-07:
x customer, GREAT HANDLE! Just another day and another Ashley complaint. Princi, Best Answer, LOL.
Posted by Tammy02 on 2008-03-10:
I sent an email directly to "x customer".
Posted by Tammy02 on 2008-04-03:
Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc. responded to "x customer"s personal email on 03/10/08, unfortunately we have not received a reply back. An Ashley Furniture reference number was provided for quicker service. Therefore, if we do not hear from a consumer, we are unable to assist. Should "x customer" reply to our email, we will review the information and proceed from there.
Posted by crapfurniture on 2008-04-29:
I think Tammy02 is full of crap. Ashley never does anything to resolve any of their problems. The best thing they could do for the Cookeville customers is shut that store down. The owner and the manager are both con artists. Kevin Sergent (owner) will lie to your face just like his manager Gail Arney. I have yet to meet anyone from here that is happy with that store.
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As usual, there was a lot of recruiting news around the SEC over the weekend. There were a few commitments and Auburn hosted several visitors for its last-second win over Georgia. Here's a closer look at some of the top SEC storylines.
Biggest commitment: Mississippi State may have suffered a hard-fought loss to Alabama on Saturday night, but the Bulldogs did get some good news on the recruiting front. ESPN Junior 300 linebacker Tim Washington (Yazoo City, Miss./Yazoo City) verbally committed to Mississippi State late on Saturday night.
Washington is ranked as the 247th-best player in the ESPN Junior 300 and the No. 5-ranked player in the state of Mississippi for the 2015 recruiting cycle.
The Bulldogs were also close to landing their second ESPN Junior 300 member on Saturday. The No. 27 prospect in the country in the Class of 2015, T.D. Moton (Baton Rouge, La./Woodlawn), according to multiple reports, gave a verbal commitment to Mississippi State. However, Moton said Sunday he had not gave his pledge to the Bulldogs.
"I have to weigh my options," Moton said in a text message. "I haven't seen Alabama, Ole Miss or Florida State, so I'm taking my time. I haven't talked to coach [Dan] Mullen yet, either. But Mississippi State is one of my favorites."
Moton also holds offers from LSU, Georgia, Florida State, Notre Dame and many other schools. He is the sixth-rated defensive tackle in the 2015 class and the No. 2 prospect in Louisiana next year.
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The Class of 2014 has had two months to show what it's made of on the field. How are the nation's elite prospects faring as we approach signing day? Here's a look at the biggest names and notes from the most recent update of the ESPN 300:
The Big Movers
No. 37 Clifton Garrett (Plainfield, Ill./Plainfield South), ILB
Prior ranking: No. 59
The 6-foot-2, 224-pound Garrett jumped more than 20 spots in the rankings as he has added bulk to his frame, and at the same time retaining quickness and his fast-filling, downhill ability. Garrett has impact-type ability with a blend of lateral quickness, discipline and a nose for the ball.
Prior ranking: No. 75
The 6-2, 194-pound Hall is one of the most impressive athletes in the class. He has a long, stoutly-built frame, is explosive, has physicality filling the alley at safety and very good ball skills at receiver. When he settles into one position at the next level, his upside is very high.
No. 64 Nick Chubb (Cedartown, Ga./Cedartown), RB
Prior ranking: No. 106
The Georgia commit is putting together a sensational senior campaign with more than 2,000 yards and 29 touchdowns through eight games. The 5-11, 217-pound tailback continues to add strength to his compact body structure while maintaining his speed, overall athleticism and ability to bend.
No. 70 Chad Thomas (Miami/Booker T. Washington), DE
Prior ranking: No. 125
The Miami commit has flashed his high-ceiling ability, even though he is playing inside more than half the snaps as a senior. His combination of first-step quickness, arm length and the ability to play with low pad level sets him apart from most ends in the class.
No. 84 Rashaan Evans (Auburn Ala./Auburn), OLB
Prior ranking: No. 150
The 6-3, 217-pound Evans has filled out physically, and displays the quick-twitch burst and speed combination to be a factor off the edge. Evans has been dominant off the edge as a senior with double-digit sacks.
No. 92 Markell Pack (Purvis, Miss./Purvis), WR
Prior ranking: No. 144
The Florida State commit continues to flash the initial quickness, ability to get to top-end speed quickly, ability to play the ball in the air and elusiveness that makes the 6-2, 180-pound wideout one of the top playmakers in the class.
No. 128 Brad Kaaya (Hollywood, Calif./Chaminade College Prep)
Prior ranking: No. 171
The 6-4, 213-pound Miami commit is one the fastest rising quarterbacks in the class. Has added bulk to his tall frame, and continues to show the foot quickness, foot work and quick release that will be demanded of him at the next level.
Other Big Movers
WR Josh Malone (Gallatin, Tenn./Station Camp): From No. 99 to 49.
Texas A&M ATH commit Nick Harvey (Richmond, Texas/William B. Travis): From No. 101 to 60.
RB Joe Mixon (Berkeley, Calif./Freedom): From No. 100 to 72.
Georgia QB-DT commit Jacob Park (Goose Creek, S.C./Stratford): From No. 157 to 94.
Oregon RB commit Royce Freeman (Imperial, Calif./Imperial): From No. 154 to 99.
RB Derrell Scott (Havelock, N.C./Havelock): From No. 176 to 108.
Ole Miss S commit C.J. Hampton (Meridian, Miss./Meridian): From No. 201 to 134.
Alabama C commit J.C. Hassenauer (Woodbury, Minn./East Ridge): From No. 246 to 188.
Georgia DT commit Dontavius Russell (Carrollton, Ga./Carrollton): From No. 266 to 201
ESPN 300 debuts
No. 89 Frank Iheanacho (Houston/Westbury), WR
The 6-6, 215-pound pass catcher returned to the football field as a senior after playing only basketball as a junior, and has quickly become one of the most coveted uncommitted prospects in the country featuring deceptive initial quickness, and the high-point timing and size to win 50-50 balls in the air.
No. 287 Darrion Owens (Orange Park, Fla./Oakleaf), OLB
The 6-3, 220-pound Owens has transitioned from safety to outside linebacker as a senior without skipping a beat. Long, rangy and with edge-rush ability, the Miami commit is a top senior riser.
No. 295 Shakenneth Williams (Macon, Ga./Rutland), WR
The 6-1, 196-pound Georgia commit was a standout at Mark Richt Camp in June. Williams is blessed with straight-line speed, change-of-direction ability, strong hands and the physicality and strength to play through contact.
Ohio State ATH commit Curtis Samuel (Brooklyn, N.Y./Erasmus Hall): No. 148.
LSU DE commit Deondre Clark (Oklahoma City/Douglass): No. 298.
Baylor WR commit Ishmael Zamora (Alief, Texas/Elsik): No. 245
Alabama OLB commit Keith Holcombe (Tuscaloosa, Ala./Hillcrest): No. 284.
DT Derrick Nnadi (Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes): No. 257.
DT Matt Elam (Elizabethtown, Ky./John Hardin): No. 292.
Minnesota RB commit Jeff Jones (Minneapolis/Washburn): No. 181.
Virginia Tech DT commit Ricky Walker (Hampton, Va./Bethel): No. 299.
Injured Reserve
David Cornwell (Norman, Okla./Norman North), QB
The Alabama commit suffered a season-ending knee injury. The 6-5, 241-pound Under Armour All-American is No. 44 after being 32nd previously.
Jalen Hurd (Hendersonville, Tenn./Beech), RB
The Tennessee commit suffered a season-ending shoulder injury in the opener, requiring a second shoulder operation in less than a year. The 6-4, 222-pound Hurd is now No. 62 after being 39th.
Drake Harris (Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Christian), WR
The 6-3, 172-pound Harris hasn't played this season due to a lingering hamstring issue. The Michigan commit checks in at No. 85 after previously being 72nd.
Elisha Shaw (Tucker, Ga./Tucker), DT
The 6-6, 295-pound Shaw has been sidelined with a neck injury this season. He checks in at No. 186 after a prior ranking of 82nd.
Sharieff Rhaheed (Fort Pierce, Fla./Fort Pierce Central), OLB
The 6-2, 202-pound Rhaheed missed the first six games of the season before returning to the field in late October. The former LSU commit is No. 260 after being ranked 133rd previously.
Kyle Berger (Cleveland/Saint Ignatius), OLB
The Ohio State commit was sidelined his senior season with an ACL tear. He dropped out of the ESPN 300 after being ranked No. 281.
Treyvon Paulk (Milton, Ga./Milton High), RB
The Tennessee running back commitment recently suffered a season-ending knee injury. He dropped out of the ESPN 300 after previously being ranked No. 294.
Several SEC targets and commits made big moves in the updated ESPN 300 rankings. Georgia had two commits make big jumps, while Tennessee didn't fare as well. Could the SEC make a huge splash in the top 10 of the rankings? Here's a closer look at what the new ESPN 300 means in the SEC.
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Biggest commitment: Alabama beat out rival Auburn for Ronnie Clark, the No. 12 athlete and No. 96 overall prospect in the Class of 2014. The Tide continue to have a stronghold on the No. 1-ranked recruiting class in the country. Alabama now has 21 verbal commitments, including 15 who are ranked in the ESPN 300.
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Best weekend performances
QB Will Grier (Davidson, N.C./Day, Florida commit): The weekly Grier statistical dominant performance includes a 30-of-40 night for 422 yards and five touchdowns, along with 201 rushing yards and two touchdowns. In four games this season, Grier has 25 touchdown passes.
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Top to bottom, the Southeastern Conference is recruiting better than any conference in the country. Thirteen of 14 SEC schools are ranked in the top 40 of the recruiting rankings, including six schools ranked in the top 10. Here's a closer look at which SEC school has the top recruiting classes at each position.
Strongest class: Alabama
This is the hardest position to determine who has the strongest class. Four of the top-five quarterbacks in the final Elite 11 rankings -- Sean White (Auburn), Kyle Allen (Texas A&M), Will Grier (Florida) and Jacob Park (Georgia) -- are committed to SEC schools. Alabama, however has the top-ranked quarterback, David Cornwell (Norman, Okla./Norman North) in the ESPN 300. The Under Armour All-American is the 32nd-ranked player in the nation. At 6-foot-5, 241-pounds, Cornwell has a big-time arm and ideal size for the position.
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@TomLuginbill Can you craft the ideal qb with prospects characteristics, ie best arm, feet, intangibles, etc? Thanks! #AskLoogs
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Sure, we'll give this a try with QB's in the current 2014 class with the categories below…
Arm strength: Georgia commit Jacob Park (Stratford/Goose Creek, S.C.). This was close, could have put Alabama commit David Cornwell (Norman North/Norman, Okla.) here as well. The ball jumps out of Park's arm with velocity, power and RPMs to drive the ball vertically and into tight spots.
Accuracy: Stanford commit Keller Chryst (Palo Alto/Palo Alto, Calif.). Chryst shows terrific ball placement and timing with the ability to change ball speeds and drop the ball in over coverage to small windows. His ability to anticipate allows him to throw to a spot before the receiver breaks.
Delivery: Purdue commit David Blough. Is is an uncoachable trait, in my opinion, and one that is highly coveted. Blough pops the ball out of his hand with a lightning quick stroke. It is tight, compact and smooth.
Running ability: Florida commit Will Grier. He is a true dual-threat only when needed. If asked to be an integral part of the running game, Grier can really hurt you with his legs and is not a guy you want to let out of the pocket.
Mental toughness: Chryst. This is where his aptitude and upbringing (his uncle is Pitt coach Paul Chryst) come into play. Chryst is mature and capable of handling the ups and downs of the position having grown up around the game in ways few prospects have.
Competitiveness: LSU commit Brandon Harris. This was close; Texas A&M pledge Kyle Allen also fits the bill. Harris wants to be great and is willing to do what it takes to make it happen. He had received limited exposure and offers in the spring, but proved himself on the camp and combine circuit.
Poise: Clemson commit Deshaun Watson. Calm, cool and collected. Watson has a quiet swagger and calming pocket presence that exudes confidence and control. He weathers the peaks and valleys of the game with an even keel.
Instincts: Oklahoma commit Justice Hansen. Hansen and Grier could swap categories here. Hansen is just one of those guys that knows when to pull the trigger and is at his best when improvising and on the move. He has a sixth sense about where pressure is coming from, can evade defenders and keep plays alive instinctively.
With the camp season over and the fall season rapidly approaching, DawgNation takes a look back at the biggest recruiting news of the summer.
Heading into June, Georgia had five commitments, after going without one in May. Some analysts had pegged the Bulldogs as being off to a slow start for 2014, but with a class of 33 in 2013, Georgia has had to be very selective with this class. Even with a decommitment last week, the Bulldogs have added 12 commitments in June and July, headlined by the additions of five-star defensive tackle Lamont Gaillard (Fayetteville, N.C./Pine Forest) and ESPN 300 athlete Malkom Parrish (Quitman, Ga./Brooks County). As August approaches, Georgia can realistically pick and choose to fill its remaining spots.
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The list is once again loaded with targets for Georgia. DawgNation takes a look at 10 targets to keep an eye on for 2015, in order of their ranking in the ESPN 300.
1. OL Mitch Hyatt (Suwanee, Ga./North Gwinnett)
6-foot-6, 270 pounds
ESPN 300 rank: 4
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QB Jacob Park (Goose Creek, S.C./Stratford)
6-4, 206 pounds
ESPN 300 rank: 182
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BEAVERTON, Ore. -- The Opening put 162 of the top prospects in the nation in one place to battle to see who really is the best. During individual drills, one-on-one matchups, 7-on-7 play and even tug-of-war, the elite recruits competed to beat the best.
Every player in attendance was a standout player, but there were some who stood out above the rest. RecruitingNation takes a look at the top players throughout The Opening.
10. Jacob Park
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While other quarterbacks saw their play go up and down through the Elite 11 and The Opening 7-on-7, Park, a Georgia commitment, stayed consistent. He was singled out by Elite 11 head coach Trent Dilfer time after time after time.
"He's immensely talented," Dilfer said. "And he gets stuff."
The only time that Park got dinged by Dilfer was when he tried to force the ball into tight spots, but honestly that happened very little throughout the week. UGA fans will be excited the 6-4, 206-pound four-star quarterback is heading to Athens, because he's got a pretty complete package. -- Jeremy Crabtree
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BEAVERTON, Ore. -- With the elite lineman challenge, numerous 7-on-7 games and five college commitments on Tuesday, there was plenty to learn at The Opening. Here are four things that stood out on a busy day.
Cameron Robinson doesn't need pads
In normal camp settings, the offensive linemen usually have a disadvantage when going against defensive linemen in one-on-one drills. At The Opening, both square off in pads, making it a more even matchup.
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BEAVERTON, Ore. -- After Monday's SPARQ testing, the nation's top players were ready for some actual football Tuesday. With a lineman challenge in the morning and seven-on-seven games throughout the afternoon, each player got a chance to see what he could do against top-notch competition. Many of the usual suspects thrived, but there were also some surprises.
10. Brad Kaaya
Chaminade (Calif.) College Prep | QB | 6-4, 213
Consistency is Kaaya's game. He bolted out of the gate with a strong performance Saturday at the Elite 11 and then showed throughout Sunday's practice why Miami ventured all the way across the country to snag his commitment. He was almost flawless again Monday and then lit up pool play Tuesday. He drew rave reviews with a throw for a two-point conversion on which he lowered his arm to place the ball in a tight space. "He makes the extremely difficult look really easy," coach and ESPN analyst Trent Dilfer said. -- Jeremy Crabtree
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And while former Seminole assistant coach Andy Enfield leads upstart Florida Gulf Coast into the Sweet 16 against longtime archrival Florida on Friday, Florida State's Leonard Hamilton is at back to work gearing up for next season.
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Dr. Rogers Speaks During Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Luncheon | Wednesday, January 29 1997 | Dr. Rogers Speaks During Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Luncheon | "It was what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said, but also how he said it," Bluefield State College Title III/Brace Program Director Dr. Marvin Rogers noted during his recent speech at Southwest Virginia Community College. "We know Dr. King because of his language, and because of the cadence, intonation, and inflection of his speech," Rogers told his audience at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Luncheon Series at SVCC. "I will not say that Dr. King was a language master," Rogers continued, "but to hear his voice or read his words is to confirm beyond any doubt that he knew how to use the tool. If he had not known how to use language, we would not know him. We do not know him because he stopped to boost our car battery on a cold day. . .or because he co-signed a loan for us. . . .or because he bought us a drink somewhere. We know him because of his language." Rogers said Dr. King spoke to both the poor and the monied classes, the illiterate and those who were scholars, royalty and common people. "He expressed his thoughts in large, easily understood 'canvases,'" the BSC administrator noted afterward. "He was a brilliant man, a thinker, conceptualizer, dreamer, motivator, and leader. He used the words of the English language with the precision of a skilled surgeon, with power, artistry, and oratorical capacity." More than 150 Southwest Virginia Community College faculty, staff, students and residents of the region attended the ceremony. |
Dr. Olmsted's Research Recognized | Monday, January 27 1997 | Dr. Olmsted's Research Recognized | The French National Research Center (CNRS) Division of Prehistory has adopted a Bluefield State College faculty member's explanation of the calendar system used by the early Celts in France. Dr. Garrett Olmsted, Associate Professor of Anthropology & Sociology at BSC devoted three years' research into developing a system to explain the calendar used by the Celts in the first century, B.C. His findings are detailed in his book, The Gaulish Calendar, published in Gaulish Germany in 1992. French philologists (historians specializing in the study of ancient calendars) were reluctant to accept Olmsted's system until very recently, when philologist Pinault confirmed in Gnomen (a critical publication for classical ancient history) that the BSC faculty member's findings are accurate and cannot be doubted. "The development of the Celtic calendar is significant," Olmsted explained, "because it was the most accurate calendar in predicting the location of the sun and moon until the Gregorian calendar was developed in the mid-15th century." Olmsted examined bronze fragments of the original Celt calendars, whose creation dated back to about 100 B.C. and were copied repeatedly over the next 300 years. He also utilized photographs of original calendars in his research. "I realized that 300 symbols on the calendars indicate the bronze plate contained a calendar with a 25-year cycle, but that it developed from one with a 30-year cycle," Olmsted continued. "The 25-year calendar was five times more accurate than earlier calendars. The French were at first reluctant to accept my explanation of the calendar system. I had to publish my work in Germany. It has taken the French five years to admit that I am right." Olmsted, who regularly speaks at national and international historical colloquia, will be a featured presenter at Harvard later this semester. His program focuses upon ancient metalsmiths and coin art. |
Financial Aid Workshop | Monday, January 27 1997 | Financial Aid Workshop | Students, and families of students who are interested in attending college this fall are invited to attend either of a pair of financial aid workshops at Bluefield State College, Feb. 10 & Feb. 13, beginning at 7 p.m. each evening. The free workshops will include detailed information about financial aid, financial aid forms, Pell grants, work study, student and parent loans, payment options, and merit scholarships. Additionally, BSC financial aid personnel can assist individuals in completing financial aid applications. The financial aid workshops will be held in the Katharine B. Tierney Conference Center, Dickason Hall, on the Bluefield State College campus in Bluefield. Additional information may be obtained by calling (304) 327-4022. |
Former DC Mayor Sharon Pratt Kelly Kicks Off BSC's "Black History Month" Activities (w/photo) | Sunday, January 26 1997 | Former DC Mayor Sharon Pratt Kelly Kicks Off BSC's "Black History Month" Activities (w/photo) | Sharon Pratt Kelly Sharon Pratt Kelly, the first African American female mayor of a major American city, will speak at Bluefield State College, opening a busy calendar of "Black History Month" activities at the College. Her presentation, which is open to the public free of charge, begins at 7 p.m., February 2, in the Basic Science Auditorium on the BSC campus. Kelly defied great odds on November 6, 1990 to become the first female leader of the nation's capital, and the first African-American woman to serve as mayor of a major urban city. She served as mayor of the District of Columbia from 1991-1994. Political observers credited her mayoral victory to her demonstrated commitment of more than 20 years of community involvement and activism in local and national politics. Proclaiming "YES WE WILL," Kelly promised District residents an "honest deal." She vowed to restore the city to greatness by improving the quality of life for all people. In less than four years, she moved her city dramatically close to this ideal. Kelly set the city on a sound financial path--inaugurating massive downsizing, reorganizing, automation, and training. During her term as mayor, every category of crime in the nation's capital declined. She developed public-private partnerships to effect many of her reforms. Area businesses were encouraged to use their ingenuity to help the District develop programs to serve and save the city's young, old, middle, and deprived. These partnerships helped foster more jobs and encouraged international trade ventures. The Washington Post noted, "Sharon Pratt Kelly cajoled her city to embrace reform by becoming herself the unwavering voice for change--for she believes government must be that agent of change if we, as a nation, are to be ready for the next century." She is an honors graduate of Howard University and earned a Juris doctorate from that university's law school. She is a former vice-chairman of the D.C. Law Revision Commission, and a former vice president of Potomac Electric Power Company. She was elected as Treasurer of the Democratic National Committee and served in that capacity from 1985-1989. Among the national awards she has received are the following: The NAACP Award, the Thurgood Marshall Award of Excellence' and the Mary McLeod Bethune-W. E. B. DuBois Award, presented by the Congressional Black Caucus. Other BSC Black History Month activities include the following: Historian/dramatist Norman Jordan will present a chautauqua performance of "Carter G. Woodson, the father of Black History," February 11 at 7 p.m. in the Basic Science Auditorium. A second chautauqua presentation, "Anne Spencer," will presented by Ms. Bruscilla Jordan February 25 at 7 p.m. in the Basic Science Auditorium. Karl Gipson, an internationally-recognized musician and theatrical performer, will deliver "A Musical Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.," on February 23 at 7 p.m. in the Basic Science Auditorium. The Bluefield Community Choir will present its annual Black History Month concert in the BSC Student Union, February 21 at 6 p.m, and the "Voices of the Revolution" display will be available for viewing in the Student Union during the week of February 16-20. The public is invited to all of these events, free of charge. | |
Free Income Tax Assistance Offered Through BSC Accounting Club and Club Advisors | Thursday, January 23 1997 | Free Income Tax Assistance Offered Through BSC Accounting Club and Club Advisors | For the eleventh consecutive year, Bluefield State College Accounting Club students and BSC accounting faculty members will offer free tax assistance to area residents through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service. Free tax assistance will be offered on the following schedule: each Wednesday (except March 18), February 4-April 8, 2:30 p.m.-4 p.m. and each Thursday (except March 19), February 5-April 9 , 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. in Mahood Hall, room 118, on the BSC campus. Assistance will be provided on three Saturdays (February 14, March 7, and April 4), 12:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. in the Craft Memorial Library, Bluefield. According to William Goodman, BSC associate professor of accounting, "Volunteers alert taxpayers to special credits and deductions with items such as credit for the elderly and sale of residence." "Taxpayers seeking assistance should bring this year's tax package, usually received through the mail, wage and earning statements (Forms W-2) received from employers, interest statements from banks (Forms 1099), a copy of last year's federal and state tax return, if available, 1995 tax return, if available, and any other relevant information concerning income and expenses," added William Bradberry, BSC assistant professor of accounting. In 1997, BSC volunteers contributed more than 300 hours' service, assisting area residents in completing income tax returns. Bradberry and Goodman are coordinating Bluefield State's participation in this year's VITA program. "Our students enjoy the satisfaction of helping other people, and many people find this service very meaningful because it helps them to complete their tax returns in a way that's comfortable for them," Goodman concluded. Additional information may be obtained by calling Professor William Goodman, Bluefield State College, @ (304) 327-4107. | |
BSC Announces Black History Month Activities | Tuesday, January 21 1997 | BSC Announces Black History Month Activities | Bluefield State College has announced a variety of Black History Month activities. Historian/dramatist Norman Jordan will present a chautauqua performance of "Carter G. Woodson, the father of Black History," February 11 at 7 p.m. in the Basic Science Auditorium. A second chautauqua presentation, "Anne Spencer," will presented by Ms. Bruscilla Jordan February 25 at 7 p.m. in the Basic Science Auditorium. Karl Gipson, an internationally-recognized musician and theatrical performer, will deliver "A Musical Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.," on February 23 at 7 p.m. in the Basic Science Auditorium. The Bluefield Community Choir will present its annual Black History Month concert in the BSC Student Union, February 21 at 6 p.m, and the "Voices of the Revolution" display will be available for viewing in the Student Union during the week of February 16-20. The public is invited to all of these events, free of charge. | |
William B. Bales, First Participant in BSC's | Tuesday, January 21 1997 | William B. Bales, First Participant in BSC's | William B. Bales, Senior Vice President International, Norfolk Southern Corporation, will visit the Bluefield State College Business Division, as the first participant in the College's "Executive In Residence" Program. Bales will attend a variety of functions at BSC, and will address Business Division students and faculty during his two-day visit, January 29-30, 1997. "This program and Mr. Bales' visit represent a unique opportunity for our Division to utilize the service of a key industry executive and to show all of our students how real business operates," noted Michael Lilly, chair/BSC Division of Business & Law Enforcement. Bales was named Norfolk Southern Corporation's Senior Vice President International on Oct. 1, 1995, with offices at headquarters in Roanoke, VA. In addition, he is Director and Vice President of Lamberts Point Barge Company, and Vice President of Norfolk Southern's wholly-owned mineral resource companies, Pocahontas Land Corporation and Pocahontas Development Corporation, as well as a number of additional wholly-owned subsidiaries of Norfolk Southern Corporation. He also serves as an elected member of the Board of Directors of Bituminous Coal Research, Inc. a non-profit corporation fostering and promoting the utilization of coal and its products, and of related equipment by means of study, research, education, and other efforts. He has traveled extensively throughout the world, meeting with coal customers in Japan, Korea, eastern and western Europe, South America, Canada, Mexico, and China. Bales has been a guest speaker at coal/energy and transportation conferences in Japan, France, Canada, Germany, Holland, Portugal, Spain, and Great Britain. |
"Pleasure of Herbs" Workshop Rescheduled | Thursday, January 16 1997 | "Pleasure of Herbs" Workshop Rescheduled | An entertaining, informational seminar, the "Pleasure of Herbs," will be presented at Bluefield State College's Tierney Conference Center, January 24, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. The seminar is sponsored by BSC's Creative Retirement Center, and is open to the public, free of charge. It was originally scheduled for January 10, but was rescheduled because of inclement weather on that date. Georganna Calfee, a onetime nationally accredited NCSGC flower show judge, will present the program. An experienced gardener, Calfee grows and uses around 100 varieties of herbs at her family's home near Bluefield. "There are many definitions for classifying something as an herb," she notes. "My criteria is that the plant gives something back and asks very little of me. If I can throw it in a pot or drink it in a tea, that's good reason for growing it. But if the plant is only beautiful, that's okay, too." "There are many ways to look at an herb garden," she adds. "Tantalizing, memorable flavors grab the cook's attention. The homemaker glories in the colorful bundles of herbs drying in the shed. The fragrances of future potpourri blends tickle the nose. The kitchen cosmetologist dreams of rosemary hair rinse, chamomile soap and rose lotions, and the herbal medicine cabinet can be filled with salves and oils for all kinds of ailments. Almost everything we touch has some kind of herbal connection. In the two-hour seminar, participants can make the "herbal connection" while exploring herbs. Topics include planning and planting an herb garden, along with a discussion of the usefulness of herbs in cooking, cosmetics, and medicine. Resource material for gardeners and nongardeners will be available. Additional information may be obtained by contacting the Bluefield State College Center for Economic Enhancement & Educational Outreach at (304) 327-4071. |
Financial Aid Applications Deadline | Thursday, January 16 1997 | Financial Aid Applications Deadline | Students seeking college federal financial aid for the 1997-98 academic year should pick up financial aid applications now and mail them by February 15, according to Bluefield State College Financial Aid Director Thomas Ilse. "The state deadline for filing is actually March 1," Ilse noted, "but that's the same deadline that has been established by the Federal Student Aid Programs center for receiving applications to be considered for the 1997-98 academic year. To be considered, applications must be received by the Federal Student Aid Programs by March 1. Practically speaking, to minimize any problems that may arise by waiting too late to file, applicants should plan to complete and mail their financial aid applications by mid-February." "Free Applications for Federal Student Aid" are available in the BSC Financial Aid Office in Conley Hall. |
Civil War Course Offered at BSC | Tuesday, January 14 1997 | Civil War Course Offered at BSC | A Civil War course at Bluefield State College recently included area reenactors who appeared before the class in full Confederate and Union uniforms, complete with all of their field equipment. Members of the area 2nd Virginia Cavalry participated. Course instructor James Worsham, who had formerly presented similar living history programs when he worked with the National Park Service, said the correctly-unformed and equipped visitors were highly knowledgeable, and were a definite asset to the class. "Many college instructors have a great wealth of ideological knowledge of the Civil War," Worsham noted, "but many have little understanding of the everyday life of the soldier." "While wars are fought over political conflicts, it is the story of courage of the men who fought in these wars that is our most valuable legacy," he continued. "What these men and their families endured are a reflection of American values. These Americans on both sides were willing to suffer to defend a cause which they valued more than their lives." A military historian, Worsham has completed coursework for his doctorate in American History at Middle Tennessee State University. |
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2013: A year in review - Retail winners and losers
9 December 2013
Despite another challenging year for retailers in 2013, international expansion, support for workers in the clothing supply chain, and innovative merchandise were on the list of accomplishments for some. However, others were forced to enter administration amid increased competition.
UK: Primark to expand selling space by one million sq ft
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The owner of UK value apparel chain Primark has revealed plans to add over one million square feet of selling space in its new financial year.
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More than 100 companies have now signed the new Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh following the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory building in April, which killed more than 1,100 people.
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The growth of inexpensive private label apparel is ending as the sector becomes less and less competitive, according to new research.
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18 November 2013
Progress on delivering compensation to families and workers affected by the Rana Plaza factory building collapse earlier this year continues to "frustrate," according to the various parties involved in the negotiations.
BANGLADESH: Labour groups insist wage talks on-going
8 November 2013
News that the minimum monthly wage for Bangladeshi garment workers is set to rise by 77% has surprised labour leaders - who say that as far as it they are concerned, discussions are still on-going.
UK: "Mini-me" craze boosts spending on children's wear
8 November 2013
Sales of children's wear in the UK have grown by an estimated 16.9% over the past five years, boosted by demand for more fashionable designer clothing, according to new research.
In the money: Women's wear continues to weigh on M&S
5 November 2013
A question mark continues to hang over Marks & Spencer's clothing performance after the retailer recorded its ninth consecutive quarterly decline in like-for-like general merchandise sales - despite the much-publicised re-launch of its autumn/winter women's wear ranges in September.
UPDATE: UK: European expansion remains key focus for Primark
5 November 2013
Expansion in Europe, particularly the western region, will continue to be a key priority for value fashion retailer Primark in the next few years, the company told just-style today (5 November).
UK: Primark posts FY profit hike in "outstanding" year
5 November 2013
UK value apparel chain Primark has hailed a 44% hike in full-year profit, bolstered by ongoing store expansion, particularly in Europe, during what it described as an "outstanding" year.
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24 October 2013
Clothing retailers Primark and Loblaw are moving ahead with plans for long-term compensation for Rana Plaza workers and their families – and calling on other brands to contribute their "fair share" of aid.
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24 October 2013
Not enough progress has been made on delivering compensation to families and workers affected by the Rana Plaza building collapse, according to a new report from the Clean Clothes Campaign and the International Labour Rights Forum.
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21 October 2013
A group of major brands that source garments from Cambodia - including Gap, H&M, Levi Strauss, Nike and Puma - have raised their concerns at attempts by local manufacturers to "undermine" plans to publicly disclose details of factory audits.
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15 October 2013
The group representing more than 90 clothing retailers and brands sourcing from Bangladesh has publicly named the country's first garment factory considered to pose an "immediate risk" to workers.
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The group representing more than 90 fashion retailers and brands working to improve fire and building safety in Bangladesh's garment industry has admitted that a fatal fire in a fabric mill earlier this week shows there is "still a long way to go" to achieving this goal.
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10 October 2013
The death of at least nine workers in a fire at a fabric mill in Bangladesh earlier this week has led to renewed calls for efforts to ensure safe conditions in the country's garment sector - as well as questions on the extent to which audits need to be carried out further down the supply chain.
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The safety of Bangladesh's textile and garment industry has been called into question again today (9 October) after at least seven people were killed in a fire at a fabric factory at Sreepur in the district of Gazipur, around 40km north of Dhaka.
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Having an efficient and fast-reacting supply chain should be a must for any fashion brand or retailer - but "market disruption" caused by the internet and globalisation is making it more vital than ever before.
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Italian machinery makers are hoping to benefit from Ethiopia's growing textile and clothing industry after agreeing a deal to promote their technology in the country.
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23 September 2013
Five months after a factory building collapsed in Bangladesh with the loss of more than 1,100 lives, a BBC documentary claims to have evidence of ongoing worker and safety concerns at facilities making clothes for western retailers.
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18 September 2013
As the focus in Bangladesh shifts to compensation payments for the victims and survivors of recent garment factory tragedies, an intriguing issue is coming to the fore: who, exactly, is culpable? While the factory owners and their current customers are obvious targets, what about retailers and brands who might have sourced there in the past? asks Petah Marian.
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18 September 2013
Making Bangladeshi garment factories safe would add US$0.10 to the cost of each garment shipped over the next five years, the country's ambassador to the European Union (EU) said yesterday (17 September).
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13 September 2013
Eleven brands and retailers that sourced from the Tazreen Fashion and Rana Plaza factories in Bangladesh have failed to agree compensation payments for victims and survivors, despite taking part in high-level meetings this week.
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9 September 2013
Talks taking place this week to try to agree compensation payments for the victims and survivors of recent tragedies in Bangladesh will be attended by 12 brands - but more than 20 others are accused of avoiding the issue.
UK: Primark second half sales "ahead of expectations"
9 September 2013
Primark owner Associated British Foods (ABF) said second half profits are set to be ahead of expectations after the value fashion retailer delivered a strong finish to the year.
UK: Clothing retailers urged to back living wage
6 September 2013
The countdown to London Fashion Week is being used by labour campaigners and the leader of a Bangladeshi garment union to battle for a living wage for factory workers.
UK: Arcadia urged to sign Bangladesh safety accord
24 July 2013
Fashion retail group Arcadia has been urged to sign the accord on fire and safety in Bangladesh, following the recent garment factory tragedies in the country.
BANGLADESH: Retailers urged to discuss Rana Plaza compensation
24 July 2013
Retailers involved in the recent Bangladesh apparel factory tragedies are being called on to attend meetings to discuss compensation for victims.
How do the Bangladesh safety pacts measure up?
11 July 2013
Unveiling a new five-year plan to improve worker safety at the factories in Bangladesh that produce their clothing, North American brands and retailers were keen to stress the similarities between their own initiative and a separate scheme backed by 70 mainly European companies. That said, there are considerable differences too.
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Ides of March: Antony Explains it All
I think it would have amused the Romans of Caesar's generation if they could have learned that the assassination of Julius Caesar would eventually receive immortality through a play written more than 16 centuries after the event by a barbarian playwright in the Tin Islands that Caesar had briefly invaded. It would have tickled their well developed concept of the ludicrous, judging from Roman comedy.
Here we see from the classic 1953 film of the play Mark Antony, dazzlingly portrayed by Marlon Brando, explaining to Caesar's corpse, fallen at the foot of the statue of his great rival Pompey, how he would excite a war of revenge against the assassins of Caesar. Antony is an interesting figure in the tragic ending of the Roman Republic. He had a well deserved reputation as a wastrel, who loved wine, women and song, and who always allowed money to run quickly through his fingers. Yet he was often a shrewd general, and had a talent for gaining firm loyalty from men better than himself. His father had been corrupt and incompetent, while Antony, on his good days, was corrupt and competent. His liaison with Cleopatra was fatal for him. She had a stronger, driven character than him, but was much less shrewd either as a strategist or a tactician. Following her consistently bad advice, he lost out to Octavian the sad distinction of putting the Republic out of its misery and becoming the first de facto Roman emperor. Ironically, through his younger daughters, he did end up being the ancestor of the Emperors Caligula, Claudius and Nero.
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I always rather liked the story of the British lady, who had just witnessed Sarah Bernhardt's impassioned, almost hysterical rendering of Cleopatra's reaction to the defeat of Anthony at Actium – "How different, how very different is the home life of our own dear Queen."
We were watching Mark Antony's big speech from the Charleton Heston version with the kids last night. I hadn't seen that one before, but I was quite impressed with what he did with that scene.
Several years back, and my wife and I were watching the BBC/HBO series Rome, I was getting more and more curious as to how they'd deal with the Mark Antony speech which Shakespear has made so famous. I thought the handling was hilarious and deft: They skip it entirely and then have Mark Antony saying (to Brutus?) after the riot that obviously resulted from his speech: "Well, perhaps I overdid it a bit."
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Sylvie Verheyde
Charlotte Gainsbourg, Peter Doherty, August Diehl, Lily Cole
Sylvie Verheyde's Un Certain Regard entry stars Pete Doherty as a listless young man in the 19th century.
CANNES - The role of a beautiful and damned 19th century libertine sounds like a perfect fit for disheveled English rock poet Pete Doherty, but then there's the little matter of being able to act.
Based on his debut performance in Sylvie Verheyde's Cannes Un Certain Regard entry, Confessions of a Child of the Century, an intolerably dull adaptation of French romanticist Alfred de Musset's 1830s novel of debauchery and despair, the Libertines and Babyshambles singer shouldn't even think of giving up his day job.
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Some blame must be apportioned to writer-director Verheyde (Stella), whose languorous, two-hour-long period-piece leeches any spark from her characters, and it was perhaps too much to expect a first-timer to shoulder a demanding lead. It's hard to recall an actor looking more uncomfortable on screen.
Even the terrific Charlotte Gainsburg seems to be sleepwalking through the carefully dressed sets, as Doherty fidgets and ambles about beside her.
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Gainsburg's involvement, and the novelty value of seeing the normally charismatic rock star dolled up as a dandy in frock coat and top hat (yet with a post-modern haircut), may stir initial interest, but the ennui of this low-budget French drama is contagious.
A victim of the times, Doherty's Octave is struggling to find his place in the world; he is disenchanted with society and riddled with angst – the "disease of the century." We know all this because Octave tells us in endless voiceover (the whole film is in English, presumably for Doherty's benefit).
Betrayed by his mistress (model-turned-actress Lily Cole), he fights a duel, is shot in the arm and then hurls himself into a life of licentiousness. The scenes of so-called depravity are absurdly tame, consisting of men and women lying around on the floor of smoky salons and breaking the occasional glass.
When his father dies, Octave retires to the country where he meets Gainsburg's Brigitte, an older widow whom he proceeds to follow about with puppy-dog eyes. Considering the ardour with which Octave pursues Brigitte, and the wanton vibe promised by the premise, Verheyde's decision to drain the entire production of anything resembling passion is perplexing. And the unsteady camerawork is even more irritating than Doherty's fidgeting.
Venue: Cannes Film Festival (Un Certain Regard)
Cast: Charlotte Gainsbourg, Peter Doherty, August Diehl, Lily Cole
Production companies: Ad Vitam & les Films du Veyrier
Writer/director: Sylvie Verheyde
Producer: Bruno Berthemy
Director of photography: Nicolas Gaurin
Production designer: Thomas Grézaud
Costume designer: Esther Waltz
Music: NousDeux the Band
Editor: Christel Dewynter
Sales: Wild Bunch
No rating, 120 minutes
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