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Many people like to express their support for a political candidate with a yard sign. Sometimes this form of freedom of expression conflicts with a city law banning or limiting the time in which political signs may be displayed. The question becomes whether such city laws infringe upon citizens' and perhaps the candidates' First Amendment rights.
In a column written by James R. Gray and published in The New Albany Gazette on Wednesday, February 11, 2009, the word "warped" was used in reference to an alleged interpretation of the laws of the State of Mississippi by New Albany City Attorney, Robert M. Carter. The reference was in regard to the manner by which The City of New Albany increases the pay of public officials and city employees. Mr. Carter took offense to the word and its application to his interpretation.
This Sunday Christians around the world will celebrate Palm Sunday. This observance recalls Jesus' arrival into Jerusalem at the beginning of what would be the last week of his life.
Jesus arrives in Jerusalem riding humbly on a colt. His disciples and others line the road with cloaks and branches from trees. Eventually a crowd of some magnitude gets involved, and the event, whatever Jesus meant it to be, suddenly takes on a life of its own.
West Union
After defeating Hickory Flat 10-0 Friday night, the Eagles hosted a doubleheader, featuring North Pontotoc and Walnut on Saturday.
The Eagles got on the board first versus the Vikings, but that would be the only time the would cross the plate, falling 12-1.
Taylor English was the bright spot for West Union offensively, as he had a double to lead the Eagles. Devin Brock had the loss in game one, as he gave up 12 runs on 13 hits.
West Union avenged a loss to East Union two weeks ago to down the Urchins 2742-2549 last Friday.
The two teams met in the first match of the season, with East Union winning at home. This time, the Eagles returned the favor at home, as they topped one of the best archery teams in the area in only their first season participating in the sport. Each team's results are listed below.
NAHS tennis competed against Itawamba last week and defeated the Indians 6-1. Below are the results.
Boys Singles
Cam Clark (NA) def. Gylnn Brown 6-3, 7-6.
Boys Doubles
Karl Capaning/Luke Wilson (NA) def. Will Maxie/Kyle Murphee 6-1, 6-0.
Jacob Rowland/Luke Lawrence (NA) def. Soloman Ring/Andrew Barnes 6-0, 6-0
Girls Singles
Courtney Collins (IAHS) def. Callie Creekmore 6-0, 6-0.
Girls Doubles
Ann Maxwell/Kristen Buskirk (NA) def. Morgan Dye/Megen Dye 6-0, 6-0.
New Albany High School hosted their annual track and field invitational last Friday. Check the New Albany Gazette later this week for results from the event.
Jackson Meadows announces the arrival of his little sister Maylee Ray Meadows on February 12, 2009 at 10:26 a.m. at North Mississippi Medical Center Women's Hospital in Tupelo, Miss. She weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces and was 18 ¾ inches long. Maylee is the newborn daughter of Heather and Craig Meadows of Blue Mountain, Miss.
Brittany and Justin Williams of Blue Springs welcomed daughter Isabelle Leigh Williams into the world on January 27, 2009 at 8:22 a.m. at Baptist Memorial Hospital – Union County in New Albany, Miss. She weighed 5 pounds, 14 ounces and was 18 ¼ inches long. Isabelle is the granddaughter of Terry and Tonya McBrayer of New Albany and Terry and Connie Williams of Blue Springs.
Former New Albany resident Michele Mundy recently produced, wrote and performed her debut album Divine Favor. The 34-year-old has been interested in music almost her whole life.
"Music has always been a part of me. At the age of four, my mom noticed my singing voice," said Mundy.
She started singing with the Watson Grove Baptist Church Choir at age 12, sung her first solo at age 13 and wrote her first song at age 15.


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Monday 16th December
Tonight we travel to the Grand Palace Hall in Bucharest for a concert by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam.
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.3 in C minor, Op. 37
Schubert: Impromptu No.2 in A flat, D. 935
Strauss: Ein Heldenleben, Op. 40
Brahms: Hungarian Dance No.1 in G minor
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam
Emanuel Ax (piano)
Mariss Jansons (conductor)
Tuesday 17th December
Tonight's concert comes from the Romanian Atheneum, Bucharest for a concert starring violinist Hilary Hahn.
Enescu: Intermezzi, Op.12
Mozart: Violin Concerto No.3 in G, K.216
Vaughan Williams: The Lark Ascending
Bach: Sarabande from Partita No.2 in D minor, BWV 1004
Mozart: Symphony No.41 in c, K.551 'Jupiter'
Mozart: Overture to The Marriage of Figaro, K.492
Camerata Salzburg
Hilary Hahn (violin)
Louis Langree (conductor)
Wednesday 18th December
Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker, Op.71a, concert suite (1893)
Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring
Ravel: La Valse
ORF Radio Symphony Orchestra, Vienna
Pinchas Steinberg (conductor)
Thursday 19th December
Tonight Poulenc's Gloria - joyful, brimming over with youthful vitality and infectious melody, it was inspired by the sight of Benedictine monks playing football and frescoes of angels sticking their tongues out!
Poulenc: Gloria
Shostakovich: Symphony No.8 in C minor, Op. 65
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
BBC National Chorus of Wales
Marita Solberg (soprano)
Thomas Sondergard (conductor)
Friday 20th December
Tonight Paul takes us to Quebec for a concert of festive works with Les Violons du Roy.
Handel: Concerto Grosso in G, Op. 3/3 HWV314
Bach: Two excerpts from Christmas Oratorio, BWV 248
Molter: Concerto Pastorale in G
Bach: Herr, was du willst, soll mir gefallen from cantata BWV 156
Bach: In Jesu Demut kann ich Trost from Cantata BWV 151
Manfredini: Concerto Grosso in C, Op. 3/12 'Pastorale per il Santissimo Natale'
Telemann: Overture in F, TWV 55:7 'A la Pastorelle'
Bach: Schlafe, mein Liebster, geniesse die Ruh, from Christmas Oratorio, BWV 248
Bach: Soll ich meinen Lebenslauf, from Cantata 'Schau, lieber Gott, wie meine Feind' BWV 153
Monday 23rd December
Tonight Norwegian Trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth plays Haydn and the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra perform Vanhal's a Christmas Mass in G.
Haydn: Trumpet Concerto in E flat, Hob. VIIe:1
Trad: Mitt hjerte alltid vanker (My Heart Is Ever Present)
Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 3 in G, K. 216
Vanhal: Christmas Mass in G 'Missa Pastoralis'
Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
Tine Thing Helseth (trumpet)
Seyoung Lee (violin)
Charles Olivieri- Munroe (conductor)
Tuesday 24th December
On Christmas Eve we celebrate a work which is a must at Christmas - Bach's Christmas oratorio.
Bach: Christmas Oratorio, BWV 248
RIAS Chamber Chorus
Aka demie fur Alte Musik, Berlin
Hans- Christoph Rademann (conductor)
Wednesday 25th December
On Christmas Night, a chance to enjoy a much loved oratorio for the festive season - Handel's Messiah.
Handel: Messiah, HWV 56
The Sixteen
Gillian Keith (soprano)
Christine Rice (contralto)
John mark Ainsley (tenor)
Roderick Williams (bass)
Harry Christophers (conductor)
Thursday 26th DecemberT
The RTE National Symphony Orchestra go Big on Britten: Heavenly Life. Tonight's concert brings us a youthful Britten and some good humoured Mahler. (Recorded 04/10/13 at the NCH)
RTE National Symphony Orchestra
Barry Douglas (piano)
Mary Nelson (soprano)
Christian Arming (conductor)
Friday 27th December
Join RTÉ lyric fm presenters Niall Carroll, Carl Corcoran, Aedín Gormley, George Hamilton, Paul Herriott and Liz Nolan as we celebrate some of the station's all-time listener favourites from the worlds of classical music, film and ballet.
The RTÉ Symphony Orchestra are conducted by Michael Seal, in a programme which includes the Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, Finlandia, music from The Big Country and Laurence of Arabia, the Sabre Dance from Khachaturian's ballet Gayane, Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty Waltz and the Finale from Stravinsky's The Firebird and Sousa's The Washington Post.
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Service? Impeccable! Food? Over the top!! Ambience! Over the top! View? Perfectly lovely! Just about the greatest meal we have had in the northeast!
I have worked in the office building where On20 is located for over 22 years, and have had the privilege of dining there on multiple occasions. My daughter had a special birthday celebration planned with the family and there was never a hesitation on my part with On20 knowing that they would make this an incredible experience for our family. From the service to the food to the view, this is truly a gem in Hartford, and quite possibly all of New England.
The ON20 staff make you feel important from the minute you step through the doors to the minute you leave. No request is too trivial. The cuisine is second to none. Executive Chief Jeffrey Lisotte is so down to earth, when he talks to you, he talks to you not down to you. Chief Lisotte and the entire staff of ON20 want to surpass all your dining expectations. ON20's final product shows what attention to detail can produce. I would like to thank the whole staff of ON20 for making Morher's Day a memorable Ocassion. My Mother is already asking me when are we going back to ON20.
ON20 is on the 20th floor with a wonderful view of the Connecticut River and as far as the eye can see! The views are just grand, AND so is the entire experience of dining at ON20. We were there for a Birthday Luncheon, but there is no need to wait for a birthday to try ON20. The food is very unique and the preparation is exquisite. The menu is so full of interesting dishes that it is a tough choice on what to have! This means you just need to go back to try some other dishes!! The service is attentive and respectful and the best! I recommend ON20 to you all!
5 stars from beginning to end. Can't say enough. Impeccable service without feeling pretensious. Whimsical food that is grounded in deliciousness. And when you can't pick what to have for dessert - go right to the mini-tasting available. We also tried 4 different wines by the glass, usually that means just so-so wines but here they had some wonderful and different choices. Will be back, again and again
The service was attentive and careful. The attention to detail and skillful food preparation was outstanding. There is an excellent view of the city, which adds to a pleasant experience in a quiet atmosphere. The cost is high, but is fair considering the experience.
an elegant, excellent restaurant, viewing all of Hartford and the river from up high.
I had a small business lunch on a Monday so the restaurant was very quiet. However the food was fresh and excellent, with beautiful presentation. The service was attentive, without interrupting. I would highly recommend this resdaurant and will be sure to return again.
You want a special dinner out? This is the place to go. Food, Atmosphere, Service is outstanding!
Visited On20 to celebrate my birthday wi friends. The entire evening was perfect. Service was amazaning; attentive and personal. The food was delicious - don't miss the shaved broccoli salad!
On20 never disappoints. The food is exquisite and the service impeccable, while being friendly but never intrusive. It is a beautiful space and the tables are quite far apart, giving lots of privacy. The views are spectacular, particularly if you are lucky enough to be seated in the back room, where a window table looks down on the CT River. On a recent evening, Holly provided excellent service and Michael made sure that we had the perfect ambiance to celebrate our anniversary. And then there is the food: glorious food, always perfectly prepared, creative without bring fussy, very pleasing to the eye and palate. It is our favorite restaurant and always our celebration venue.
Fantastic service in a room that could still use some updating. Chef Lizotte carries on the tradition of excellent preparation/presentation. First-course Jonah crab en croute was a stand-out. Halibut also very good....would prefer less flour in the veloute - otherwise, excellent! Maitre D' Michael McGarrity was superb, as always!
We were in Hartford thinking of going out to dinner and On20 popped to mind. As it is open only a couple of nights a week you have to be thinking about it to get there. On all fronts it was good. As my wife and I are not big eaters we had a dinner of appetizers to save room for dessert and tea.
Have to be very flexible on food. Selection is very different. Presentation is excellant. Don' t expect quantity in your meal, expect quality.
The desserts and food were beautifully plated and looked as great as they tasted!
Would highly recommend for special occasions or a great (not cheap) night out. Very special from beginning to end.
Inspired and artful cuisine served with evident passion for making the dining experience memorable. The ambiance and views are the extras that take a great experience right over the top. Kudos to all at On20 for creating this magnificent dining treasure.
The food was outstanding. They're definitely trying to be innovative which is a refreshing change. The green salad was delicious. Seems like a simple salad, but it's outstanding. The duck and lamb were exceptional. The service was great. They were attentive, but not annoying The one down side to the restaurant was the atmosphere. The decor is old and blah and not at all cozy. The bar was open to the restaurant and you could see the tv's from the dining room which is not what you want in a nice restaurant. They seriously need a decorator to come in and re-do the restaurant. The view is really nice esp. at night, but the restaurant is so dull it takes away from the view.
The service was top notch. Every question was answered competently and detail. This restaurant is great for romantic occasions. This was my first time there and I was not disappointed.
We were pleasantly surprised that this new Chef is just as wonderful in preparing delicious dishes as the previous chef. We will definetely come back to try new dishes. Service was excellent and we felt pampered as always.
Absolutely first-rate in every respect. Not cheap, but absolutely worth it!
The restaurant week menu was very nice, portion sizes were appropriate. The well prepared Summertime vegetables were beautiful and made the dish.
Each dish made me feel like I was eating dishes on Iron Chef. Superb! The cold corn soup was a never before experience. The boneless rolled chicken thigh was a mini-Thanksgiving flavor. Service was attentive and warm, hitting the perfect tone.
On20 is in a very odd location for the casual diner. It is on the 20th floor of an office building in downtown Hartford. It is difficult to drive there, as the entrance to the building is on a one-way street going south from a freeway. However, the effort is very much worth it. The restaurant appears to be a very elegant executive dining room serving the top-level business community. They may even discourage street traffic. The food is elegant, imaginative and impeccably prepared. The service is almost Victorian in its attentiveness. The restaurant overlooks the Connecticut river and the Hartford skyline. It is certainly one of the memorable dining experiences we have had. Despite the high quality, the prices are down-to-earth.
Every attention was made to give us a wonderful experience.
If you have tried the finest french restaurants in New York, Boston, Paris, give ON20 a try. You will not believe the creative and well planeed and tasty selections. Wine pairings are captivating.
Food, service, ambiance and view makes this the must visit restaurant in Hartford. Not inexpensive but for a real treat, make time to take the trip up the Htfd Steam Boiler bldg. to the 20th floor. We did and do notregret it.
We went for the first time for our wedding anniversary and enjoyed fabulous views over Connecticut River accompanied by excellent food with a lighter touch on sauces than many of Hartford competitors. I had the striped bass that was cooked to perfection, with al dente vegetables. Inspired and innovative menu. Service is the high point-these people have been trained to the kind of standards one finds in a Michelin-starred restaurant. ON20 provides the best food, service and views that I have found in Hartford.
We thought we'd try someplace other than Max's or Grants and were richly rewarded. It has a nice view of Hartford from the 20th floor of an office tower. The service was good. The Muscovy (sp?) duck was wonderful as was the presentation. The marrowed steak was delicious and the swordfish moist and delightful. Desserts were perfect and the macaroon with the tab was tasty. I'd have left 18% but they'd already included 15%
Restaurant was an absolute delight and overall even better than expected. Service was terrific, food excellent, view spectacular, and noise level made it the most delightful to have a conversation at the table. I'm hesitant to share the review in that the restaurant will become too popular and reservations will be impossible to get!
This was without a doubt the finest dining experience that I have ever enjoyed. NO20 has beautiful views, outstanding service, elegant surroundings, and tremendous food! I cannot think of a single negative comment that I could say about this restaurant. We celebrated our 29th wedding anniversary and I can't wait to go back for another special occasion. ON20 is the best restaurant in the Hartford area, and one of the finest in the country. Our good friends were kind enough to give us a gift certificate to try it out, and we will be forever indebted for introducing us to this hidden gem.
Excellent service with detailed explanation of each dish. Menu was on short side but it changes often. All appetizers were beautifully presented and tasty and adventurous, especially the grilled octopus. In the main course lamb was delicious, as was the beef with marrow crust. Also the portions of all plates were surprisingly generous considering the restaurant is a foodie place. The place has a lovely view of the Connecticut River and I would definitely go again.
I cannot say enough good things about On20. My husband and I were looking for a quiet, romantic dining experience and got the white glove treatment. The food is superb, with combinations of flavors that bring new life to your palate. The artistic presentation is a sight to be seen. The service staff provided the perfect amount of attentiveness, without being overbearing. The view from the 20th floor overlooking the river is stunning. If you are looking for that hidden gem, it's in the skyline at On20. We will most certainly be back!
A beautiful return visit. Completely lived up to our high expectations.
Excellent service. Exceptional fine cuisine. Only negative is not open on Saturday. True gourmet experience and outstanding service. Kevin McGrath MD
Out with husband and grown kids- all liked their food- lots of oysters consumed and overall review at the table was excellent! Entrees met with generally good reviews also. A little loud. Good service. Bar scene looked hopping. Overall would recommend and would go back!
Great place for a special occasion. Great view of the river and city. Everyone working there are very accomodating.
This was our first time at On20 and we were thoroughly impressed. The service was unsurpassed. We were catered to at every step from the moment we entered until we left. Of course, you go to a restaurant for the food which was incredible. We were brought an "amuse bouche" which really kicked off how deficient my culinary French is. The menu is scattered with French words but the staff were helpful and unpretentious about it as I asked what everything means. The menu is simple -- appetizer on the left, entree on the right. The entree items are listed simply as well but there is nothing simple about the preparation. The dishes are just the right size so we did have room for desert but left satisfied. Overall, we found On20 to be outstanding.
I went to On20 with the idea that I was going to have good food and service and I was blown away by the great food and service. There are multiple servers for your needs your own bartender and the view of downtown Hartford is great. (If your lucky to sit by windows like we were. The food was perfect. Portions were not too small and packed with great flavor. I would definitely recommend to anyone.
ON20 more than lived up to its reputation. The entire dining experience, from the food to the atmosphere to the service, truly was outstanding. Cannot recommend enough.
Went on Friday the 18 oct service was awesome, food awesome. Everything was perfect. We came from LI to enjoy a nice restaurant and we got it.. thanks ontwenty great job
Outstanding! Just shy of 5 stars for 1 reason. We went here to celebrate an anniversary; made reservations well in advance + asked for a nice table. Although there's really no "bad" tables and several others were open, I think we may have been given the least favorable table, placed right by the kitchen so everyone continued to walk by. Aside from that, the food and service was impeccable! The staff are very friendly and attentive without smothering. All in all, a very pleasant evening which we will experience again.
A couple of weeks ago long-time under-chef took over. Things are therefore in flux, going somewhat more casual, but the food, presentation, and service are still top rate. And the spectacular view never changes of course (go for sunset!). They should give you a discount on the parking, however. Presently they are open only for lunch with the exception of Friday night dinners. It would be great if they would open more evenings.
ON20 is worth going out of the way for in downtown Hartford. With the view, ambience and quality of the food, it's almost as good as being in New York City! The food & service are fabulous, and the little extras, such as the amuse bouche and mignardes contribute to an overall wonderful dining experience. This is a great place to go for a special occasion and it is worth every penny.
First time we have eaten here. We now know why it is called On20. Beautiful views. Love the ambience.
This was the best lunch I've had all year - a year in which I've dined at fine restaurants in London, Paris and Rome. It is absolutely bizarre that this gem is located in Hartford, CT. The food is sublime, the service impeccable and the view of the Connecticut River fantastic. If you're looking for a memorable dining experience, ON20 shouldn't be missed.
One of 2 best restaurants in CT. Outstanding in every respect. Food is very special. Fried artichoke salad, guinea hen, and chocolate.
Top to bottom, a great night. Perfectly executed appetizers and delicious main courses. The amuse bouche at the start of the meal was a nice touch and so were the dessert extras. Highly recommended.
This was a "special" surprise birthday celebration for my husband with 6 guests. It was delightful from the view of the city from our table to the service, food and the unexpected touches, including a sparkler candle for my husband. It was discreet and fun. My guests have written to thank me for inviting them to an "awesome" event. This was our first time here, though our daughter-in-law had experienced holiday parties at On20. Kudos to the staff and chef.
A co-worker was celebrating ten years and four of us went to On20. I've been several times and the cuisine is always excellent. I like how creative they are with the dishes which will challenge your palate but does not challenge your courage. Fabulous experience


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To the editor: If you appreciate the knowledge you have acquired over the years, you should show your gratitude to a teacher. The mere fact that you can read this letter means you should thank a teacher -- and what better time to do that than during National Teacher Appreciation Week, May 2-6.
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To the editor: Being a Harrison County sports fan and a longtime reader of The Cynthiana Democrat, I feel the need to comment on an article in the March 31st edition written as "Mike's Minute".
To the editor: Hello all you NIPFO's out there. Yup, I'm speaking to the farmers. The acronym stands for Non Industrial Private Forest Owners. According to the UK Cooperative Extension Service, 89 percent of Kentucky's timberland is owned by you. Cutting timber is often a once in a lifetime project and so I thought a few pointers might help. When you decide to cut the timber find out what is in "your account" by calling the Bluegrass District Office in Frankfort.
To the editor: If I were a bettin' man, I'd be willing to bet that there are a lot of folks that don't know there is a primary coming up in May. Everywhere I go, people look at my vehicle and all the bumper stickers and chalk markings on the rear window, and they usually say (with amazement), "Is there an election coming up?" I also get a lot of "I just don't keep up with those things like I should." And they shake their heads sadly.
To the editor: America has reached a tipping point. Not only has the federal government grown in spending but in its reach to state and local governments. The federal government now dominates activity that was traditionally reserved to the states, leaving little or no room for state-level innovation in policy areas such as education, transportation, health care, welfare and even law enforcement. They have so grossly expanded public-sector debt that, as of today, each and every man, woman and child carries a debt burden of over $45,000.
To the editor: The Macedonia Baptist Church wishes to thank Donna Slone and the Maysville Community College, Mark Bell, Mike Jones, B & B Foods Services, and Dr. Gerald Smith. It was enjoyed very much. Also anyone that took a part in making our Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. program a success. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts. May God bless all. The Macedonia Baptist Church Committee for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. program, Jeannie Willis
To the editor: While the decorations have been put up for another year and the holiday season fades into memory, Sunrise Children's Services would like to take a moment to thank those who made this a wonderful Christmas for the children in our care.
To the editor: As superintendent of Harrison County Schools, I'm extremely proud of the students and teachers, the administrators and the service workers who are the heart and soul of the Harrison County School System. And I'm also proud of the district leadership this community has put in place through the members of the Harrison County Board of Education.


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Full Name | Drake Lempkey |
Nickname(s) | Psycho (Degrassi Students) |
Gender | Male |
Date of Birth | 1990 |
Eye Color | Blue |
Hair Color | Red |
Network | |
Job | Student |
School(s) | Lakehurst Secondary School (Former) |
Production | |
First Episode | Rock This Town (611) |
Last Episode | Rock This Town (611) |
Reason | Arrested. |
Portrayed By | Brendan McMurtry-Howlett |
He was portrayed by Brendan McMurtry-Howlett.
Character History
Season 6
In Rock This Town, along with his friend Johnny DiMarco, Drake attended Liberty's birthday party at Emma's house. However, Drake was only there to cause problems. This was mostly due to the rivalry between Lakehurst and Degrassi.
After being thrown out of the party for spraying Jay with beer, Drake threatened Degrassi by telling them they made a "bad move." Drunk and angry at the Degrassi students, he fulfilled his threat when J.T. went outside to go look for Liberty.
When J.T. saw Johnny and Drake peeing by his car, he faked a laugh and told the Lakehurst students that they slayed him with their humor. Drake, who appeared to be drunk, said to J.T., "Oh yeah, mascot boy? Laugh at this!", pulled out a switchblade and stabbed J.T. right in the back when he had turned away, which J.T. died from minutes later. Johnny, shocked, replied to this by saying, "Oh, man, what the hell did you do?!" Then, Drake and Johnny fled the scene.
He was later reportedly arrested and charged with third-degree murder.
- He is mentioned several times after J.T.'s death, as a psycho.
- In Bust a Move (1), Johnny talks about his feelings ever since his friend, Drake, killed J.T.
- In Hide and Seek (1), Johnny refers to him while talking about J.T. to Alli, saying "I stood next to a dude who stabbed a guy that everyone loved."


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As a native of the South Side of Chicago, this article in Sunday's paper caught my attention. Lots of firsts here: first ferris wheel, first creation of Cracker Jack and the first time a criminal was convicted based on fingerprints. This is the first in a six part series with The North Side up next.
"10 things you might not know about the South Side"
About 3 million people call Chicago home, but they live in the neighborhoods, that rich patchwork of communities that gives this great city its diversity and energy. In the first of a six part series, we'll explore the fascinating places we live. First stop: The South Side.
4. Pill Hill was so named because so many doctors called it home. Today, the neighborhood nestled inside Calumet Heights is still the upscale home to many professionals. The area also gave its name to a play by Samuel Kelley. The work, about a group of friends growing up in Chicago from 1973 to 1983, is three hours plus and was called "ambitious" in a 1994 Tribune review but "interminable" in its 1999 revival.
7. The first fingerprints used to convict an American of murder were found in what is now the Beverly neighborhood. Thomas Jennings was burglarizing a house in 1910 when the homeowner confronted him. Jennings killed him. He also left fingerprints on a freshly painted railing outside the house, and police later picked him up as a suspicious character. Based on the fingerprints, he was convicted and hanged.
8. The White City amusement park, billed as "the city of a million electric lights," opened around 1905 and operated until the late '30s at 63rd Street and South Park. Goodyear's first commercial blimp, the Wingfoot, was assembled and hangared there. While sailing from Grant Park toward White City in 1919, the Wingfoot plunged through the skylight of a downtown bank, killing 10 bank employees and three people on the blimp.
9. Many amazing South Side sites have disappeared, including Frank Lloyd Wright's Midway Gardens entertainment complex at 60th and Cottage Grove and the Washington Park Racetrack at 61st and Cottage Grove. A less regrettable loss was the Robert Taylor Homes, a row of high-rises along the Dan Ryan Expressway that was considered a public housing failure. The development was named for Chicago Housing Authority board member Robert Taylor, grandfather of White House adviser Valerie Jarrett.
10. The Levee was a vice district around 20th and State streets with houses of ill repute bearing such colorful names as Bucket of Blood, Why Not and the Library. (A husband could tell his wife he was going to the Library and would not be lying.) Do-gooders closed the Levee in 1912, dispersing prostitution elsewhere in the city and suburbs.


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Movie of the Day – Ghostbusters II
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Yeah that's right, letting the good times roll with the sequel to Ghostbusters. I will admit that the second one wasn"t the greatest and frankly, the inferior Ghostbusters, but damned if it isn't entertaining. Getting the gang all back together after saving New York from a giant Marshmallow monster wasn't enough, this time the stakes are inevitably raised higher and the monster equally imposing.


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HERNANDO - After going toe-to-toe with some of Mississippi's best on the diamond, Yazoo City will have to wait another season for a deeper run to a state title after getting swept in the first round of the MHSAA 5A playoffs last week by Hernando, 10-5 and 8-6.
"This was a pretty good season for us overall," head coach Gerald Peyton said whose Indians finished 15-14 on the year. "We played some of the top teams in the state; several are still in the playoffs."
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"game of two momentum swings." After four innings, the Indians had a commanding 5-1 lead after a grand slam by Sam Campbell, only to be shutout offensively down the stretch as Hernando scored nine unanswered runs to earn the tough win on the road.
Rob Felton took the loss after relieving Demarcus Mahone in the fifth inning.
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When it comes to Spain, Barcelona and Madrid are considered the main gay destinations, but don't tell that to Seville. This artistic, cultural, and financial capital of southern Spain and the capital of the autonomous community of Andalusia is the fourth largest Spanish city with a metro-area population of around 1.5 million.
Hercules was considered the mythic founder of the city, known in Roman times as Hispalis. Well-preserved Roman ruins of the ancient town of Italica, or at the modern city of Carmona nearby, give an idea how it might have looked. Today the buildings at Seville city center show strong influences of the more recent Moorish, medieval, renaissance and baroque periods.
Gay nightlife is vibrant year-round: stroll down to La Alameda de Hércules, a square named after the legendary founder, where most of the city's best gay bars are located. As for finding your own demigod, you're on your own, but if it's big you like, you're in luck. The city has a large bear population, and every fall the population swells even more for a hirsute festival called GuadalkiBear The name's a play on the Guadalquivir River that runs alongside town. There's also a developing gay presence at the carnival-like Feria, a citywide festival held each year in April or May.
Getting here
The Aeropuerto de Sevilla is about 20-30 minutes by bus from downtown. These run from the airport to the center every 30 minutes between 6:15am and 10:45pm. Single tickets cost €2.30. Taxis are another way to get to your hotel.
Getting around
Seville has a compact downtown made for strolling. Traffic in these narrow streets is difficult and signs are confusing, so except for taiking out of town trips, having a car is more hassle than it's worth. Taxis are everywhere, and not expensive. A short trolley line will take you down the main street - for public transportation information in English, see Explore Seville or Andalucia.com. Besides metro train and bus options, they list bicycle rentals, taxi referrals, even horse & carriage rides. Tussam, the official website, is Spanish-language only.
Tourist Offices at the airport, the Santa Justa train station and at Plaza del Triunfo (among other locations) can help with maps, pamphlets, transportation information, and tips on current exhibits and events around town - in English and (except for some guide books) at no cost.
What to do
The Moorish-style Alcázar, the old palace, is a stunning sight. Make sure to take a stroll through the formal gardens in the rear. The Catedral de Sevilla dominates the center of the city — not surprising, as it's one of the largest cathedrals in the world. The bell tower, called the Giralda, is obviously in a different style because it's the minaret from the mosque at this site. Don't miss the neighborhood of Santa Cruz, which was the old Jewish Quarter, until the Jews were expelled from the city in 1483.
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Spain's official currency is the euro. There are ATMs scattered about the center, so you won't have trouble getting more cash. Check with your home bank before leaving to avoid credit card transaction red flags, and consider getting a credit card with a chip (and pin number) for more security, and to use in machines that require them. If a local bank is a partner of your home bank you can avoid or discount the ATM withdrawal fees when using your debit card. Also ask for a non-800 number to reach your bank in case of emergency -- most toll-don't work outside North America.
Phones and email
If your cell phone won't work here (consult your provider) you can pick one up for as little as 10 euros and add time as you need it. Some major companies have brand stores (Orange, Vodafone, Movistar), but the main post office and many other stores also sell them. You need to show your passport and give an address. They're great if you're in a group of people who like to roam solo, then meet up again later; also for ways to follow up with new friends made along the way. Incoming calls are free but transatlantic outgoing calls cost about a dollar per minute. For longer calls home find a "locatoria" storefront - for rates of about 10 cents per minute (ask ahead or risk paying the "dumb tourist" surcharge). These small independents also have computers to check your email or use skype. Even cheaper, if you can find them, are the phones at some post offices with 2 cent/minute rates. They also do Western Union transactions. In a crunch, most pay phones do take coins - but have 5 or 6 euros in hand to feed it, before you dial (for North America) 001, area code and number.
Media & Resources
Seville Tourist, and Explore Seville are useful general information websites to check out.
Shangay, the Spanish national gay magazine, has some Seville listings and news on their website, in Spanish; but it's the German website Patroc which has perhaps the most reliable and up to date listings for gay Seville - in English.
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- NAME: Geoffrey Canada
- OCCUPATION: Educator, Children's Activist
- BIRTH DATE: January 13, 1952 (Age: 61)
- EDUCATION: Wyandanch High School, Bowdoin College, Harvard Graduate School of Education
- PLACE OF BIRTH: New York, New York
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An advocate of children and families in Harlem, NY, Geoffrey Canada is president of the Harlem Children's Zone. In 2009, President Barack Obama announced plans to replicate the educational center in 20 cities.
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Geoffrey Canada was born on January 13, 1952, in New York City. His mother instilled an appreciation for education. After graduating Harvard, he returned to Harlem in 1983 to help children in his old neighborhood. He became president of an educational center in 1990 and renamed it the Harlem Children's Zone. In 2009, President Obama announced plans to expand the center to 20 cities.
Early Life
Social activist and educator. Born January 13, 1952, in Harlem, New York City to parents McAlister and Mary Canada. Canada's father suffered from alcoholism, and his mother eventually left her husband to raise Geoffrey and his three brothers on her own. Finances were tight, and Canada's mother struggled support the family alone. She tutored her sons, restricted their television intake, instilled them with values, and took them to civil rights marches.
Although his mother eventually earned a master's degree from Harvard University, she struggled in the early years to support her children financially. As a result, Canada's early life was marked by poverty. Living in a poor, unsafe neighborhood, Canada had to learn street smarts to stay safe on the way home from school. Learning that it was better to fight than to be labeled a coward, Canada armed himself with a knife, which he always kept in his pocket.
A Promising Future
A bright child who excelled at school, Canada was sent to live with his maternal grandparents in Freeport, New York at the age of 15. At Wyandanch High School, Canada won a scholarship to Bowdoin College. Upon completion of high school in 1970, Canada headed to college in Brunswick, Maine. While a sophomore, Canada married high school girlfriend Joyce Henderson. That same year, the couple welcome son, Jerry. The couple would later divorce, but Canada would continue to stay involved in Jerry's life.
Canada completed a bachelor's degree in psychology and sociology in 1974, and entered the Harvard Graduate School of Education shortly thereafter, where he earned a master's degree. After graduation, inspired by his formative years in Harlem, Canada joined the faculty of the Robert White School, an alternative high school for troubled youth in Boston, Massachusetts. Canada excelled at reaching these students, and was often assigned responsibility for the most violent and unreachable pupils. By 1977, Canada had become director of Robert White.
Return to Harlem
In 1983, Canada returned to Harlem to help the children in his old neighborhood. He found work as the program director for the Rheedlen Institute's Truancy Prevention Program. The program was geared specifically for children between five and 12 years old who had been abused or neglected.
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Federal securities regulators are stepping up oversight of stock exchanges as they scramble to catch up to trading advantages that some say have developed for sophisticated clients at the expense of ordinary investors.
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The intensified scrutiny was sparked partly by an SEC probe into trading order types, which allow traders to control how their buy and sell orders are treated. Order types can control how much an investor will pay for a stock, whether the order can be routed to another exchange and whether the order will move up or down in price, among other things.
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A number of order types benefit high-speed traders, whose activity comprises more than half of all stock-trading volume.
The order-type investigation caused SEC officials to conclude that continuing regulation of exchanges needs to be toughened, regulatory officials say. The SEC has expanded its scrutiny of order types from its enforcement division to its Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations, or OCIE, which oversees how exchanges, brokers and other securities firms comply with regulations.
OCIE's involvement indicates that regulators are looking beyond specific order-type concerns into long-standing procedures at exchanges involving how they craft order types, who they give information about order types to, and whether their public disclosures adequately explain how order types work.
The SEC is looking at how order types "get developed, vetted, approved and tested and ultimately how they interact" with other investor orders, said John Polise, who heads OCIE's market-oversight unit, in an interview.
The concern: Exchange officials might have given some firms more information about how their trading systems operate than they gave others, handing them an edge over ordinary investors.
The development could lead the SEC to ultimately require exchanges to disclose more details about how their order types work and how they interact with other trading orders. Regulators also could take a tougher stance in approving new order types. The SEC has never rejected an exchange order-type proposal.
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A series investigating a new age of murkiness in the financial markets and the challenges that creates for investors. Previously:
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- Exchanges Catch Heat on the Hill Over High-Speed Trading 9/21/12
- Regulators Target Day-Trading Firm 7/30/12
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- Investor Hazard: Zombie Funds 5/31/12
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- Traders Navigate a Murky New World 4/9/12
As part of the broader effort, SEC examiners have begun asking exchanges for emails and other records that involve communications with trading clients about how order types work, a person close to the inquiry said.
Adam Sussman, director of research at markets-research firm Tabb Group, said the U.S. is "headed into a new era of market structure regulation" with the industry "under a much bigger spotlight" than ever before.
The order-type probe was a "come to Jesus moment" for regulators about how exchanges appear to have systematically developed trading advantages for certain sophisticated clients, often with insufficient regulatory oversight or understanding of products, the person said.
Regulators are looking broadly at whether high-frequency traders, who make up more than 50% of all trading volume, are exploiting complex computer systems at exchanges in ways that can hurt regular investors, and whether exchanges have at times helped them do so.
Beyond order types, examiners are looking at whether high-speed data feeds, which supply detailed information about order flow on exchanges, are being used unfairly by some sophisticated firms to detect big orders placed by institutional investors.
SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro has said the agency is considering taking actions that could curb the waves of orders high-frequency firms deploy, including imposing a small fee on buy and sell orders.
Exchange officials don't deny making certain advantages available to high-frequency traders. But exchanges have argued that anyone can use these advantages with the right hardware and technical savvy. They say all investors ultimately benefit because by pulling in a higher volume of orders, they make it possible to buy and sell more easily and at better prices.
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SEC investigators have been looking at exchange order types for more than a year. The agency's enforcement division has been investigating whether exchanges have provided some high-speed traders details about how order types work that other firms didn't receive, allowing them in some cases to jump ahead of ordinary investors.
Enforcement officials are looking at why exchanges offer certain order types and whether they were adopted at the request of certain clients, according to people familiar with the probe.
The SEC's Mr. Polise said in the interview that the initial focus of the agency's examination of exchanges this year is to understand more about how order types work at each exchange.
The SEC probe into order types was fueled by a 2011 whistleblower complaint by former Wall Street trader Haim Bodek, the subject of a Sept. 19 page one article in The Wall Street Journal.
Mr. Bodek said he told enforcement officials he believed exchanges providing order types gave high-speed traders the ability to jump in front of other investors. Mr. Bodek has in recent months spoken to investment groups outlining some of his concerns about how order types can hurt regular investors, including an Oct. 23 private presentation to the National Organization of Investment Professionals in New York.
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