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The nearer to St. Thomas, the nearer to bliss
By Llewellyn Parris
At the solemn, yet colourful home-going ceremony for Nevis first Premier, the Hon Dr Simeon Daniel, on Tuesday June 5 at the St. Thomas Anglican Church, a number of persons made tributes to his life and times, while the eulogy is being described in Nevis as a powerful homage to a fallen hero.
From two of the speakers we have learnt that Dr Daniel did not leave a blank page as was orchestrated by the Concerned Citizens Movement (CCM) that unseated his government, and that Nevis was his political backyard.
The Hon Mark Brantley is CCMs deputy leader, but was not in active politics when his party defeated Dr. Daniels Nevis Reformation Party in 1992. Since records are available, he spoke based on those records. Hon Brantley, who was Dr Daniels partner in the law firm Daniel Brantley and Associates, did not allude to any blank page.
It is love that caused this man from humble origins in Barnes Ghaut to give his life in the service of others, said Hon Brantley. It is love that caused him to constantly seek to find a better way for the people of Nevis. Sixth Form College; NHLDC and the distribution of land to the landless; Bank of Nevis; Four Seasons; Mount Nevis Hotel;
Nevis Island Assembly; Nevis Island Administration; Independence for St. Kitts and Nevis Clause 113 of our Constitution; Nevis Offshore Sector; Improvements in water and electricity; University degrees for our teachers; Scholarships for our children. These initiatives in and out of Government were motivated by the love of others not of self.
Nevis was Dr Daniels political backyard, not for reason he was its first Premier, but for the fact that he is the only man who represented all the parishes of Nevis. This was contained in the eulogy delivered by Mr Victor Jay Martin, who was a minister in Dr Daniels government.
It is Sim Daniel who has the distinction of being the only politician in the history of Nevis to represent every single constituency on the island, revealed Mr Martin. 1975 to 1980 he represented St. Georges and St. James. In 1983 he was elected to St. Thomas. In 1984 he was Federal representative for S. Thomas and St. James.
In 1987 he moved to St. Johns as the island representative and in 1989 he was the representative for St. Johns and St. Pauls. No other politician in the history of St. Kitts and Nevis, perhaps the Caribbean, has contested and won elections in every single constituency.
The records show, and the elders testify, that from Butlers to Bath, from New Castle to New River, in every village on some streets, in some alley, on some hill, in some valley, Nevisians throughout this land were embracing and voting for this one man, Daniel. But if we say that Daniel was a leader -- and we do and he was -- then we must remember that a general is a general because there are soldiers.
Simeon Daniel was born in the village of Barnes Ghaut, and as the West Indian he was born and raised, he attended the St. Thomas Anglican Church, the church on the hill as Mr Victor Jay Martin referred to it. His last journey to the St. Thomas Anglican Church, as he would have willed, was on a gun carriage from the Charlestown Courthouse on Tuesday June 5, 2012.
We know not when again we shall see such a man walk the streets of Nevis, said Hon Brantley. We know not whether such a man will ever be sent by God again to lead and inspire us. But if such a man never again comes to us, let all of Nevis remember that as the Israelites had their Moses, Nevisians have had their Simeon Daniel.
He has been to the mountaintop of Barnes Ghaut and has come back not with Ten Commandments but with two: Thou shalt love each other and thou shalt love Nevis.
With all the speakers at the service speaking highly of Dr Daniel, it was Victor Jay Martin who hit the home run when he said: The work of Daniel shows lessons in foresight, in courage, in patriotism, in gracious dignity. Today the future of Nevis has a potential more dynamic than imagined a generation ago. Today the memory remains.
But it is a memory that ought to endure. For surely my friends we bring honour to ourselves and to our own land when we celebrate the memory of our noblest sons and daughters. There lingers the simple and undoubting conviction that such a noble son was Dr Daniel, and that this majesty of character, this selfless devotion to the homeland, this life of public service should well commend this great man for posthumous consideration as the next National Hero of St. Kitts and Nevis.
In spite of what Dr Daniel and his NRP-led government did, he was unceremoniously booted out of office on June 1, 1992 by the electorate after it was fed with lies and innuendos. In my article last week, I had a reference where Mr Evered Webbo Herbert of VON Radio put it to a panellist on the Lets Talk Programme that his contesting the St. Johns seat in 1992 contributed to Dr Daniels loss -- the panellist accept it.
The dutiful West Indian I am, I sought solace in the Bible and found scriptures that would pacify the NRP government which had done so much for its people yet lost office in 1992. I did not want to quote those scriptures as I am mortally afraid of Nevis self-appointed gatekeeper to moral conscience, a man who is bent on writing my epitaph by literally challenging my use of scriptures.
I was however given a lifeline by Mr Evered Webbo Herbert, a true West Indian who gets satisfaction, and in the process inspires a nation, when he liberally quotes Biblical scriptures to expound on his line of thought. On Monday morning June 11 he took words from my mind and spoke them on his Morning Inspiration programme.
The following words that I am going to quote verbatim as I heard them are not by Llewellyn Duke Parris, nor were they been inspired by him. I am quoting Webbo out of his own inspiration, and hopefully any fire this time will not be directed to me.
We did the book of Ecclesiastes chapter 12 today, we did verses 8 through to 14. But from since I read that just after six oclock, these two verses kept haunting me. Verse 13 -- Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God and keep His commandments for this is the whole duty of man, and reading on For God shall bring every work into judgment, with very secret thing, whether it good, or whether it be evil.
And as I read those last lines, I am thinking to myself: Sometimes we dont hear the conclusion of the whole matter, because I think if the preacher for instance were to read this passage of scripture and talk about it, some of us will get upset and go away thinking that the preacher is only focussing on whether it be evil.
But before that it said, whether it be good. So, none of us, most of us need to worry about nothing, because I have hardly ever met a man who will admit he has done evil things. So, whether it be good, so all those of us who are doing good things -- because none of us do evil things mark you -- we want to focus on this verse:
For God shall bring every work into judgement, with very secret thing, whether it be good or whether it be evil.
And the final thing today that is haunting me, you see, lately I have been struggling between, as I think most people do in between things that are good and benefitting from it, and things that are evil and benefitting from it. And you know that they say open confession is good for the soul, so I have got to confess.
That sometimes I wonder whether it makes any sense trying to do what is good because it seems as if evil is prevailing, but I encourage us to hold on a little longer because this poet wrote this -- it is entitled The Better Way:
It is better to lose with a conscience clean, than to win with a trick unfair.
It is better to fail and to know you being whatever the price was square
Than to claim the joy of a (inaudible) of gold and the chairs of the passerby
And to know down deep in your inmost soul, a cheat
You must live and die
You see who wins by tricks may take the prize and that first he may think it is sweet, but many a day in the future lies, when he will wish he had met defeat. For the man who lost shall be glad at heart and walk with his head up high, while his conqueror knows he must play the part of a cheat.
And they live in lie, the price seems fair when the fight is on but since it is not truly won, you will hate the thing when the crowds are gone for it stands for a false (inaudible -- but it sounds like deal done), and it is better you never should reach your goals than ever success to buy, at the price of knowing down deep in your soul that your glory is all a lie.
And finally, with your permission, again to the book of Ecclesiastes Chapter 12 and verse 14: For God shall bring every work into judgement, with every secret thing, whether it be good or whether it be evil.
The above quote is rather lengthy but is worth it -- every word of it. Dr Simeon Daniel has been vindicated.
In the meantime, while on the Morning Inspiration programme on Tuesday June 12, Mr Herbert apologised to his listeners saying that he had said Ecclesiastes chapter 2 instead of Ecclesiastes chapter 12. But unless he meant the reading just after 6 am, which I did not listen, in the above quoted paragraphs he did say Ecclesiastes chapter 12 and not Ecclesiastes chapter 2.
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Mike Howard has been elected chairman of the Boone County Democratic Party for a two-year term. In a statement from the party, Howard says his goal is to raise the party's profile, engage more Democrats and Independents, and "make a little more noise" in Boone County:
Mike Howard, veteran police officer and life-long Democrat, has been elected to the chairmanship of the Boone County Democratic Party.
Howard takes the reins following his election by the party's executive committee last week.
His first goal as party chair, Howard said, is to bring Democrats into the political discussion in Boone County. "We took our punches over the last ten years around here. But we're still standing. Now it's time to make a little more noise."
That means running more candidates for office and engaging the public in forums and media.
There are over 29,000 registered Democrats in Boone County, according to the Boone County Clerk's office. And there are another 9,000 voters who are "other," meaning undeclared voters.
"We've got a lot of Democrats here," said Howard, "The last presidential election brought us a few more. But we need to strengthen our base, and then reach out to the independents.
Naming Howard to the chairmanship was a good move, said Rená Ping, a member of the party Democrat running for reelection as Boone County Clerk.
"Mike Howard and his family have been long-time Democrats and well-known throughout the county," Ping said. "These are names that everyone knows."
Howard's spouse is Marilyn Rouse, who served as Boone County Clerk. Mike ran for Florence City Council in the last election cycle, losing his race by only 42 votes.
Over the course of his career, Howard served local police and fire departments in a variety of capacities over a thirty-year span, before finally retiring the Boone County Police, where he had attained the rank of lieutenant.
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Howard will serve as chair through the spring of 2012. He replaces Howard Tankersley, an attorney who stepped down after nine years as party chair.
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"Lovely balance of activities. Therapists are excellent. Friendly, happy, relaxed environment. Food was wonderful". D.S. "Everyone was very welcoming. Made me feel very much at ease." Dr. Shane D.
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I just wanted to thank yourself and Carmen so much for a fantastic weekend. I came back completely rejuvenated and energised. It was great from start to finish. And as for the food - wow, I thought I'd lose weight only eating vegetarian food for the weekend, but it was so good we all went back for second helpings.
I'm still dreaming about Carmen's chickpea stew - if the recipe isn't a state secret, I'd really love to get it so my husband can finally taste what I've been raving about!!
When I get back to work next week I will drop some of the lightsticks up to you, I would like Lizzie to get a few, yourself and your family and whomever else you think will enjoy them.
Again thank you and all the Community for a wonderful time,
"Hi Tim
I found my retreat to be thoroughly relaxing and beneficial - exactly what I needed to calm the mind. The atmosphere in the house and temple was very special
I didn't know what to expect, but was open to 'going with the flow'! The 'flow' was wonderful, and I was very impressed by the kindness and warmth shown to me, and by the tolerance and patience my endless questions were received with. I hope to return next year for another retreat, and to avail of more courses. I would like to see more DVDs, and do more chanting,
Thank you Tim for such a lovely weekend. I haven't gotten around to putting the photos into the computer yet but when I do I'll forward on the group photo. I hope you all had a lovely day yesterday. And Carmen - I miss your muesli - I found it particularly delicious!
Please pass on my regards to Elizabeth, Sukhada, Ani, Gertie, and Bhagavata Dasi whom it was lovely to see again on Sunday. And of course you Tim for looking after us so well - eventhough you ate all the homemade jam on us! :-)
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Ariya closing in on historic victory
PATTAYA : Teenage sensation Ariya Jutanugarn Saturday fired a two-under-par 70 in the third round of the Honda LPGA Thailand to move closer to becoming the first Thai to win an official event on the women's top circuit.
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LEADER: Ariya Jutanugarn after the third round of the Honda LPGA Thailand event in Pattaya. (Photo by Pattanapong Hirunard)
Three shots behind overnight leader Stacy Lewis after two rounds, the 17-year-old made five successive birdies from the 10th hole in a round that included seven birdies, three bogeys and a ninth-hole double bogey.
At the US$1.5 million event, Ariya's overall 11-under 205 was three strokes ahead of American Lewis, South Korea's Pak Se Ri and Beatriz Recari of Spain
It was also a day of sweet revenge for the 17-year-old Ariya, who was turned down for a tour card by the LPGA last year because she was not old enough.
Instead, she played at qualifying school in Europe to earn her tour ticket - and get a chance at revenge on the LPGA.
(The LPGA online scoreboard does not even provide a photo of Ariya on her player's page - possibly the only top player in the tournament getting that treatment.)
The lead could have been bigger had she not suffered two straight bogeys on the last two holes at Siam Country Club's Old Course.
Playing in the same group, world No.3 Lewis was unable to hold off the young Thai as the American finished with a disappointing four-over 76 for 208.
Lewis, the 2012 LPGA player of the year, faded badly on the back nine and finished with three consecutive bogeys.
"I am satisfied with the round although I made some silly mistakes. I was lucky that Stacy did not play well," said Ariya, who won the American Junior Golf Association's player of the year award twice, in 2011 and 2012.
"I made poor chips the whole day and that is what I need to improve if I want to win the title."
Ariya made the turn at 37 with a first-hole birdie and a double bogey at the ninth to remain three strokes behind Lewis, who also shot a 37 with two birdies and one bogey.
The Thai immediately bounced back from the ninth-hole setback with five straight birdies from the 10th before bogeying the 15th. She birdied the 16th and then dropped a shot at each of the final two holes.
A member of the Ladies European Tour after her win at the qualifying school, Ariya is playing in her fifth Honda LPGA Thailand event but her first as a professional.
"I will be under pressure tomorrow (Sunday) because I will not only be playing for myself and my family but also for all Thai fans," said Ariya, who is the first Thai to lead the Honda tournament.
"The fans have given me huge support and I want to win the title for them."
If she wins today, she will be the first Thai winner in an official LPGA event. Pornanong Phatlum won the 2012 Brazil Cup on the LPGA Tour, a 36-hole unofficial event with 15 players.
As for the 28-year-old Lewis, she managed only one birdie on the back nine, where she made four bogeys.
The 2011 Kraft Nabisco champion was not available for comment after her disappointing round.
Recari, who made the cut in every LPGA tournament last year, said she was pleased with her performance, considering the conditions were more difficult than the first two rounds.
"The wind was definitely a factor," she said afterward.
"On the front nine the pins were in tricky positions and the greens seemed fast on the back nine, so with the wind blowing, I think level par today is a good score."
Three shots behind the leader, Recari believes she is in with a good chance.
"I'm really confident for tomorrow," the Spaniard said.
Two-time defending champion Tseng Yani hit a 72 for 215, leaving her 10 shots off the pace, while Thai amateur Supamas Saengchan shot a second straight 74 for 221 total.
Compatriot Moriya Jutanugarn, who was tied for fourth in the season-opening Women's Australian Open last week, was five strokes further down on 226 following a woeful 80.
Numa Gulyanamitta (81) stayed tied for 67th on 229, three strokes ahead of Cheyenne Wood (76), who was last on 232.
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Fox Valley-- Search warrants filed in Outagamie County describe a woman from China desperately looking for help, for herself and her unborn child. However, after being "smuggled" into the country, her situation did not improve.
Fox Valley Metro Police first became involved last August when trying to find a missing Kimberly woman. The unnamed woman left behind an infant daughter. Court documents state the woman was located several months later in Chicago. She returned to the Fox Valley and was questioned by police.
Police are investigating a claim, this woman was "smuggled" into the country and then taken-in by a local restaurant owner and forced to work for no pay.
Police say this is a violation of Wisconsin and Federal, human trafficking laws. Officer Scott Van Schyndel of Fox Valley Metro says, "That is why the search warrants were issued due to human trafficking..."
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Fox Valley-- Residents in the Town of Harrison were startled Tuesday morning when local and federal officers were lined up on Red Clover Trail. Police executed a search warrant at a home owned by Keith Meier.
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Now Fox Valley Metro Police say it wasn't the only home searched. Police say they also searched a home on North Wilson street in Kimberly. Tax records show Keith Meier owns the home on 138 N Wilson and neighbors told us off camera that officers were there Tuesday morning around 8 am. That's the same time agents were seen at the Harrison home.
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dwebster 06:16:38 Sun Feb 18 2007 Offline 90 posts Lead Climber Reply |
hello, I'm not much of a new route bolter (more of a wanna be really), but I was wondering why some folk put a shakle/twistie on one of the lower off rings? Also, I was wondering what is used to make sure that the pin doesn't loosen and come out. I only ask becasue the one at the top of "Bummagedon" at Mt K (a great route by the way, thaks Rod!) accidentally came apart rather easily yesterday. Or are they meant to so that they are easily replaced? Thanks. Yours ignorantly.
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I generally stagger them them with one higher than the other...the shackles is on the top...the idea is the with the shackle being loaded it stops alot of the sideway tension on the rings plus allows for easy replacment as the shackle wears since it taking the majority of the load/wear......the lower ring is the backup incase said shackle fails....
I personally make sure they are tightend before using, but then again I walways double check any lower offs before using em...call me paranoid. You could always put lock tight or something on em....i thus far havent as I have none....or use wire to tie em on...but Im to lazy for that. Glad ya likedthe route though |
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also be aware that if the shackle is threaded so the rope is rubbing over the pin in the direction of the thread it might cause the pin to undo itself.
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Thanks fellas. Makes sense.
I'll have to be more careful to check my lower offs too. Cheers. |
jack_lasportiva 10:16:57 Mon Mar 12 2007 Offline 10 posts Indoor Bumbly Reply |
I heard the comment that loctite will make the replacement of the shackle a pain. Loctite can fail also, and not easy to inspect visualy. That's why I'll use wire to secure the shackles I'll install. If it's good for the planes, why not? Not on a sea cliff, tho...
I may put only one shackle if one bolt is quite higher than the other, that's a good idea. I wanted to contribute by adding quick clips at the top but apparently, they don't last long because a lot of people do not bother lowering off on their quickdraws. Those quick clips are sooooo handy, they should be only used to clean the climb. |
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A NEW piece of music to mark the 50th anniversary of Coventry Cathedral will get its world premiere on Saturday, June 23.
James MacMillan's Gloria will be premiered at a special concert which will also feature War in Heaven written by Neil Cox for the cathedral's silver jubilee and Britten's St Nicolas Cantata.
They will be performed by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra with Saint Michael's Singers, organist Kerry Beaumont and tenor soloist Ian Bostridge.
Joining them will be pupils from Ravensdale Primary School Choir, Stivichall Primary School Choir, Cannon Park Primary School and Stratford-upon-Avon Grammar School for Girls Chamber Choir.
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I recently found almost 30 bottles of old liquor in my fathers basement. He says he's had them down there for over 25 years and they were old when he recieved them back then. I am having a difficult time finding out much about any of them so I was hoping I could get some help with atleast some of the whisky bottles (Also have several Gins and Wines). All of the bottles are unopened. Some of the whisky bottles include: Highland Queen Grand 15 (86.8 proof), Haig and Haig dimple style (I know its pre 1946 based on the somerset importers label still on it, 86.8 proof), Johnnie Walker Black Label (86.8 proof), Old Schenley (100 proof), and Old Grand-Dad (100 proof). I would really appreciate and help and I will post pictures once I am able to. Brenden |
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Interesting collection your have there....I'll see what I can date for you here! The Haig & Haig (3-sided) bottle is definately pre-1950, as the location given still says Edinburgh (only)...1950-51 bottles read "Markinch & Edinburgh", and 1952+ bottles read "Markinch" (only). **I'd need a few more photos in order to clariffy the exact dating, and would be glad to assist you with this. The Highland Queen appears to be late-40's to early-50's, but would need to see clearer photo details to date this more closely. The Johnny Walker dates to between 1943-1955...there is one detail in the tax stamp that I can make out that would help date this further. The Old GrandDad & Old Schenley I'd simply need additional photos of in order to get you a clear dating of, but the stamps are consistant with late-1940's to early 1950's state tax stamps. If you need any more assistance, drop me an email, and I'll get you a clear answer on these for you! Cheers, Walter C Hurst firstname.lastname@example.com |
Thank you for the response. I will take several more pictures with better details and email them to you shortly. I appreciate all the insight you have already provided and look forward to any additional info! Brenden |
We just found out that your Johnnie Walker Black Label bottle is dated from the late 1940s and the Haig & Haig bottle is from the same period. :D
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as stated in this ticket (#22637) I would question wether this is the (complete) solution to the mentioned behaviour:
"...missing gallery sort options. There were a bunch of them in core, in a number of forms:
— Sort the queue ascending and descending (these seemed to invert the queue)
— Order by: Menu order, title, Date/time, and Random
— Order: ascending and descending sort for the "Order by" properties
It looks like we need some of this back. These should all be "on-the-fly" sorting, as in, they sort the images in the view, then save it to the "ids" attribute of the gallery shortcode.
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Winter Weather Advisory
Good Wednesday evening everyone. Things continue to progress nicely toward a significant blast of wintry weather later Thursday into Friday as an arctic front slams through the state. This will cause all kinds of travel issues from west to east during the afternoon and evening hours.
Kudos to the NWS offices in Jackson, Louisville and Paducah for getting a Winter Weather Advisory up a running a day ahead. Here's a look at the counties included…
Folks across northern and northeastern Kentucky have no reason to fret… you should be included in an advisory before all is said and done. The NWS offices in Wilmington, Ohio and Charleston, WV. are napping.
This is a high travel impact system moving in over the next few days. Here are some updated thoughts…
- The arctic front sweeps in from west to east Thursday. This boundary will clear the state around sundown.
- Temps will spike into the 40s to near 50 ahead of the front and drop some 20-30 degrees in just a few hours once the front passes. Most areas will be in the upper teens and low 20s by late Thursday evening.
- A band of snow will be right behind the front and this band will bring moderate to heavy bursts at times. Travel conditions will quickly go downhill as the flakes start flying.
- Widespread snow showers and squalls will then carry us through Thursday night into Friday.
- Let's blanket the entire state with a general 1″-3″ of snowfall during this time. Locally higher amounts are more than possible for areas getting in on the bursts of heavier snows.
- Winds will be a big time player as gusts range from 30-40mph Thursday evening into early Friday. This will create blowing snow and white out conditions at times. Wind chills may go below zero.
- A clipper will arrive late Saturday into early Sunday and should have a swath of accumulating snow setting up. I will fine tune that setup as we get closer.
I want to stress, this is going to have a major impact on travel conditions across the entire region late Thursday through Friday. It's not a major snowfall, but the impact is going to cause a lot of issues.
Be honest… how many of you are doing a snow dance right now? I'm looking at you, teachers.
More updates as needed and I will use twitter to send out some quick thoughts on things. Have a great evening and take care.
Major Blast Of Winter On The Way
Good Wednesday everyone. It's a wet day across the bluegrass state and we may even hear some rumbles of thunder before all is said and done. The touch of March weather is about to give way to a heck of a blast of winter over the next several days as things continue to look more and more wintry as we head into Thursday and Friday. Buckle those seatbelts!
Low pressure is working across the region today and this system will continue to pump up the moisture. Heavy rains of 1″ to as much as 2″ will be possible through Tonight. There's even enough instability for a few thundershowers to develop as our temps make a run into the 50s for some areas. Winds may gust up as the low works through here.
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The big change comes our way on Thursday as an arctic front swings through here. This is going to be a wild day of weather as potent upper low swings eastward across the Ohio Valley. The GFS is finally up to snuff with this bad boy. Check this out…
That's a ton of energy and lift working through here. Those little disturbances rotating around the closed low will all act to keep the flakes flying. Look at how much wetter and colder that same run of the GFS is…
The NAM looks almost identical to the GFS with the upper level closed low. It's even colder and also shows plenty of moisture hanging around for a long time…
What does all that mean for the actual weather? Here's a breakdown…
- The arctic front moves quickly from west to east Thursday, reaching eastern Kentucky by early evening. A few rain showers will be ahead of the front, but the majority of the precipitation falls behind the boundary as snow.
- Temps will spike toward 50 degrees ahead of the arctic front and drop some 20-25 degrees within an hour or two of the front passing through where you live.
- An intense band of snow is likely behind this front and should increase in coverage as it works eastward into Thursday evening. This may cause some travel issues.
- Widespread light snow and snow squalls will then kick in Thursday night and carry us through Friday and likely into early Saturday. I fully expect accumulating snow for most of the state, with this likely having a high impact on road conditions. How much snow? Not for sure just yet… but it does have a 1″-3″ look to it with the possibility of more for some areas. That's not my forecast just yet… just some thoughts. I will have a first call for snowfall map out later today.
- Winds are going to be a major factor as gusts hit 30mph or greater. The feel like temps may go below zero at times Thursday night and Friday.
- Actual temps will plummet into the teens Thursday night and then struggle to get out of the low 20s Friday. Some areas may not get much past 20 for highs. We're back into the low and mid teens by Saturday morning.
- A clipper is likely to move in late Saturday into Sunday and may have a swath of accumulating snow with it. We will have to see exactly where that sets up.
This is pretty much following the script I put out there several days ago and that's always good to see. I will update my thoughts as we get closer to the blast of winter and things become just a touch clearer. I don't anticipate very many changes.
Updates coming later today, so check back. Have a great Wednesday and take care.


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Nuggets' Ty Lawson Charged with Physical Harassment and Criminal Mischief
Denver Nuggets point guard Ty Lawson was arrested and charged with "physical harassment and criminal mischief," according to the Denver Post's Ryan Parker.
According to the Associated Press (via NBA.com), the initial domestic hearing has been delayed until September.
UPDATE: Friday, Aug. 23
The Associated Press (via NBA.com) reports that Lawson's domestic hearing has been postponed until September:
An initial hearing in the domestic violence case against Denver Nuggets guard Ty Lawson is being delayed until September.
Prosecutors asked for the postponement on Friday to give them more time to investigate.
UPDATE: Wednesday, Aug. 21
TMZ's staff reports that Ty Lawson and Ashley King's arrest was a "misunderstanding" and confirms their next court date:
Now sources close to the couple tell TMZ ... they simply had a bad night and the arrest was a misunderstanding. They are back at home, still together and focused on moving forward.
Ty and Ashley are due back in court Friday for their arraignment—when they're hoping to put the entire case behind them.
UPDATE: Tuesday, Aug. 20
Sadie Gurman of The Denver Post has the latest on the sequence of events that led to Ty Lawson being placed under arrest:
A Saturday argument that ended in the arrests of both Denver Nuggets' star point guard Ty Lawson and his pregnant girlfriend started when she overheard him talking to another woman on the phone, according to affidavits filed against them.
The fight in their Arapahoe County home accelerated from there, with Lawson's girlfriend, Ashley Nicole Pettiford, 24, threatening to pack up and leave. Lawson, 25, then threw armfuls of her clothes around the room. Each broke the other's cell phone to get even, the affidavits say.
UPDATE: Monday, Aug. 19
Local Denver TV station 9NEWS provides the mugshot of Lawson:
Ty Lawson and his GF booked on domestic violence charges. Set to be in court again on Friday. #9News pic.twitter.com/NIJRSwbPBC
— 9NEWS Denver (@9NEWS) August 20, 2013
While the details are still scarce, Lawson doesn't appear to be very concerned as he commented on CBS4 sports anchor Vic Lombardi's tweet talking about the incident:
20 day old fish RT @VicLombardi: Ty Lawson does not fit the profile. At all. Something fishy here.
— Ty Lawson (@TyLawson3) August 20, 2013
Lawson's teammate Wilson Chandler joked about the situation, and vouched for his point guard:
Young Ty trying to get that street cred up lol
— Wilson Chandler (@wilsonchandler) August 20, 2013
Fresh home off bond
— Wilson Chandler (@wilsonchandler) August 20, 2013
All jokes, that story is suspect. He's not even on that type of time.
— Wilson Chandler (@wilsonchandler) August 20, 2013
Alan Gathright of ABC-7 News in Denver has the details:
Denver Nuggets' guard Tywon "Ty" Lawson was arrested in an alleged domestic violence incident in Arapahoe County on Saturday, according to court records.
The 25-year-old Lawson was arrested by sheriff's deputies on investigation of harassment that includes either striking, shoving or kicking as well as property damage, court records state. Both charges are misdemeanors. The incident requires a mandatory restraining order.
According to the report, Lawson, who was also arrested in January of this year for attempting to avoid prosecution on another misdemeanor case involving traffic citations, was released on a $1,000 bond.
Details of this arrest are still unclear, but the Nuggets organization can't be thrilled about seeing their floor general and recently extended star guard in the news in this capacity.
Nuggets general manager Tim Connelly released this statement Monday night:
We are fully aware of an incident involving Ty Lawson over the weekend. Per team policy and out of respect for the legal process, we will have no further comment at this time.
Lawson has improved his numbers every season he has been in the NBA, and expectations for his fifth year with the Nuggets are high.
After averaging 14.8 points, 5.5 assists and 1.3 steals per 36 minutes as a rookie out of North Carolina in the 2009-10 season, Lawson upped those to 16.0, 6.5 and 1.4, then to 16.9, 6.8 and 1.4, and finally to 17.4, 7.2 and 1.5 last season.
In late October, the Nuggets rewarded their talented point guard with a lucrative four-year, $48 million extension.
Lawson has become one of the quickest, most electric playmakers in the Association, and he has slowly climbed the ladder of top point guards in the league as his role with the Nuggets has continually increased.
With Andre Iguodala leaving for the Golden State Warriors this summer, Lawson is now undoubtedly the star veteran of this team that has made the postseason in each of the last 10 years.
Needless to say, this isn't want the Nuggets' new-look front office wants to see from such a crucial member of the lineup.
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I am so happy that the weekend is finally here and for some reason I feel like a bloody mary and a grill cheese sandwich...does that seem weird?! Who knows but there is nothing like tomato soup and a grill cheese sandwich on a cool fall day so in lieu of the tomato soup I am substituting it for a bloody mary this weekend and a spicy one at that. I don't know how you like your bloody mary's but I like mine so spicy that they could clear your sinuses...ok so maybe not that spicy but you get what I mean.
Hope you enjoy this one...
Mix 2 parts Modmix Wasabi Bloody Mary with 1-2 parts pepper vodka. Serve on the rocks in a high ball glass. Garnish with a multitude of options such as lime wedge, pickled asparagus, celery stick, or prawn.
Have a great weekend!!!
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TAYLOR Swift and Ed Sheeran are dating – according to US reports.
The couple, who secretly dated last March before breaking things off to focus on their careers, have rekindled their romance.
They are said to have grown close after 23-year-old Taylor split with One Direction star Harry Styles – and Ed, 22, got a tattoo on his arm in tribute to her album RED.A source said: "Taylor's always loved Ed to bits, he's just an adorably, sweet guy who makes her laugh and feel really confident whenever they're together.
"Yes Harry had that irresistible bad boy thing but Taylor's realised she'd rather give it a go with a guy who makes her laugh.
"Taylor and Ed spent the night together before the Brits at her hotel. They stayed up talking and putting the world to rights until 4am and by the end they were a couple again."
Ed, who is supporting Taylor on tour in the US this year, has had the utmost respect for Taylor – praising her in interviews at every opportunity.
He rushed to her side when she and Harry split in December.A source added: "She made it very clear that when they go off on their tour she wants him to be her boyfriend. He's thrilled because he's always thought she's amazing.
"When they split last year he always hoped if he played his cards right and just kept being her friend they'd get back together."They've both vowed not to have a nasty break-up and no matter what happens they'll stay best pals like last time."
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When people tell Education Secretary, Michael Gove, he's moving too fast he tells them "ever so politely" to get out of the way. That's what Gove told the audience at a dinner* organised by the Foundation for Excellence in Education, a charity founded by US presidential hopeful, Republican Jeb Bush, which aims "To build an American education system that equips ... read more and comment →
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Updated: 9:28 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013 | Posted: 9:26 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013
By Denise G. Callahan
Staff Writer
An Arizona man is alleging his Boy Scout leader sexually abused him on multiple occasions, including at a local hotel in 1999 during a visit to Kings Island, among other places, in a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Warren County.
Thomas Abner, 24, claims Scout leader Steven Woodard, who is now deceased, began abusing him at age 11.
The lawsuit, which does not state where the troop was based, alleges the Boy Scouts of America "knew of or should have known of Woodard violating its child protection rules by spending time alone with (Abner) outside of Scouting."
Woodard "weaseled" his way into Abner's family and began molesting the boy when he was 7 years old, according to Abner's attorney, Konrad Kircher.
The lawsuit makes claims of negligence against the Boy Scouts of America.
The BSA "negligently failed to discipline Woodard or warn plaintiff or his mother of the risk of molestation in such cases," the lawsuit reads. "The risk of molestation in Scouting was not open and obvious because BSA had taken numerous steps to conceal the magnitude of the problem and … denied that there was a child sexual abuse problem in Scouting."
Woodard abused, molested and raped Abner more than 300 times during a three-and-a-half-year period, according to Kircher.
"He falls under the new statute of limitations enacted in 2006, giving him until age 30 to bring the claim," Kircher said. "He has just recently been able to confront his demons."
Woodard pleaded guilty to three counts of child molestation in 2002 in Delaware County, Ind., and was sent to prison for seven years. He died in 2005.
Kircher is working with Oregon attorneys Kelly Clark and Paul Mones, who were the lead attorneys in the 2010 trial against the BSA that resulted in a $19.5 million verdict. That case also forced the public release last year of the Boy Scout's internal "perversion" files on known pedophiles.
There are 1,892 names on that list that dates back to 1971 and 78 were from Ohio, including several from Cincinnati and one from Maineville in Warren County.
Deron Smith, director of public relations for the BSA said they hadn't seen Abner's complaint, but the organization has gone to great lengths to ensure the safety of Scouts.
"Any instance of child victimization or abuse is intolerable and unacceptable. While we have not seen this lawsuit, we deeply regret that there have been times when Scouts were abused, and for that we are very sorry and extend our deepest sympathies to victims," Smith said. "The BSA was one of the first youth programs to develop youth protection policies and education, and has continuously enhanced its multi-tiered policies and procedures, which now include background checks, comprehensive training programs, and safety policies, like requiring all members to report even suspicions of abuse directly to local law enforcement."
The lawsuit seeks damages in excess of $25,000.
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Leading Voices: A Speaker Series on Intellectual and Artistic Creativity
Thursday, November 10, 2011 2 -3:15 p.m. (Common Hour) Bent Hall, Room 101C
Invited SpeakerRichard Lockshin, Ph.D. Department of Biological Sciences (retired)
InterviewerLaura Schramm, Ph.D.Associate Dean, St. John's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (SI)Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences
"Leading Voices", a speaker series held once a semester, recognizes and invites a faculty member from St. John's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences with a distinguished record in scholarship, research and creative accomplishment to reflect upon her/his craft and career. In the format of a conversation with an interviewer, this informal yet informative forum is intended to uncover individual personalities, passions, and approaches that have lead each of these scholars, researchers, or artists to such excellent levels of achievement. It recognizes them as "leading voices" in the College, who serve to enrich, encourage, and inspire both faculty and students. This forum similarly is in line with efforts to foster a vibrant, collegial environment of interdisciplinary communication and collaboration at St. John's University.
Leading Voices Steering Committee:Dorah Ahmad (Eng)José G. Centeno (CSD; Coordinator)Robert Delfino (Phi)Paul Fabozzi (Fine Arts)Beverly Greene (Psych)Timothy Milford (Hist)David Rosenthal (Math)Laura M. Schramm (Bio)
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Love visiting Niah @ Waves. His patties are always freshly made and delicious. All Ital.Cooks to order. So you will wait, but worth it. Great guy to talk to.
Love visiting Niah @ Waves. His patties are always freshly made and delicious. All Ital.Cooks to order. So you will wait, but worth it. Great guy to talk to.
My husband and I visited Negril in Oct '13. We ran into Niah on the beach road and asked him to make us a lobster dinner. We paid upfront and Niah met us the next day with the most wonderful meal. Hubby got his patty but I requested a veggie dish with lobster. Niah didn't disappoint. Included with our lightly... More
The patties are the best, but don't go hungry as there is often a long line and everything is made fresh to order.
Hands down, the best patties I had in Jamaica! Everyone has to try Niah's at least once! Be careful before you pull out your camera though - Niah once yelled at us for wanting to take a photo of his restaurant! Despite this happening, we go back every year, and can't get enough of his patties!
My husband and I just returned from a week long stay in Montego Bay. Before we left, I knew that we would be spending at least a day in Negril and didn't want to get trapped in dinning at Margaritaville (or spending that much money) so I did a lot of research for restaurants that were cheap and more authentic... More
Great food made by great people Niah even gave me a carving made out of coconut, and wouldn't accept money for it.
I say almost only because my name is Patty. I have been eating Niah and Nikkols patty's since 2007. I visit their stand 3-4 times a week for lunch. My favorite is the Itialia, no meat. The chicken and lobster are also very good, but I really prefer veggie the best. Worth your while to stop in, sit under the... More
Niah is so nice and does patties right. Keep in mind they are very large and filling so you won't eat more than one. Definitely a great spot to stop for a lunch to go on the beach. The patty man on the bike makes his a bit different but they are delicious as well.
awesome patties. bigger, fresher, and better than the typical jamaican patties. place is kind of hard to find, but i think it's on stretch of beach next to idle awhile. thanks niah!
Her chicken patties were delicious. I loved the little hidden curry flavor they had and the sauce that she serves them with. I also tried the fish patty and it was decent, I am just very picky with seafood, but my boyfriend found it very good too.
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Cookbook creator says: Very good, I use light mayo, light sour cream and leave out the jalapeno..the chiles are enough hot for me then add cumin to taste! Submitted by UFSWAMPCAT Carbs: 6g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 64.7
This is a lower fat version of the recipe on the back of the Knorr package. Also has a bit more protein due to the addition of cottage cheese. Submitted by KATSPAWPRINTS Carbs: 14.1g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 7.9g | Calories: 104.1
Creamy cottage cheese mixed with fresh veggies makes an awesome dip that just feels like your doing something bad Submitted by MRSGOCH Carbs: 3.8g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 7.4g | Calories: 50.3
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These sophisticated popped are stuffed with creamy Gouda cheese, a bit of bacon, and tomatoes. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 10.4g | Fat: 7.8g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 8.9g | Calories: 144.1
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