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Last week a new ordinance went into effect in the city of San Diego, Calif., making it illegal to sell or offer for sale any commercially bred puppy, kitten or bunny, whether they are from a Midwest puppy mill or a local breeder.
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SAN DIEGO – A pet store owner who refuses to follow a recently passed city law is in trouble with animal control officers.
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San Diego is the 32nd city to ban the retail sale of puppy mill pets. The new pet store ban will restrict retail stores from selling animals from potentially irresponsible breeders. The new law now requires retailers to work with city or county animal shelters, human societies and nonprofit rescue groups in place of puppy mill breeders. Pet stores will be required to have documentation for each pet.
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In a packed chamber hall on Tuesday, the San Diego City Council voted unanimously to ban the commercial sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits city-wide. The decision was met with cheers and applause from the crowd, and a little grumbling.
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DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO — The sale of dogs, cats and rabbits will soon be banned at retail stores in San Diego, making it the 32nd city in North America to enact legislation in response to criticism of how animals are treated in commercial breeding facilities.
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Publication/Event date: 2013-07-09
Publication name: KFMB-TV CBS 8
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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A proposal to ban the retail sale of dogs, cats and rabbits in pet stores and other commercial establishments in San Diego is scheduled to be considered by the City Council Tuesday afternoon.
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The City Council of San Diego unanimously passed a Companion Animal Protection Society's proposed ordinance ban of retail sale of dogs, cats and rabbits
SAN DIEGO, Calif., July 10, 2013 – Yesterday, San Diego became the second largest city in the United States to ban the sale of companion animals. The decision mirrors other initiatives, spearheaded by Companion Animal Protection Society (CAPS) , in cities across the US and Canada.
The City Council of San Diego unanimously voted in favor of a CAPS' proposed ordinance prohibiting the sale of factory-bred dogs, cats and rabbits in retail stores within the city. The Office of the City Attorney worked closely with CAPS to draft this final proposal that will go into effect in 30 days. Over 30 cities across the country, a number of them in California (including West Hollywood, Glendale, Irvine, and Los Angeles), have passed similar legislation.
CAPS formally introduced the ordinance on March 13, but talks between the City of San Diego and the non-profit began back in June 2012. Other animal welfare organizations joined forces later on to assist in the effort. This will be CAPS' fifth successfully introduced and passed ordinance of its kind and the 32nd city in the US with anti-puppy mill legislation.
"We got the ordinance we wanted. Getting it passed has been hard work but when I come home and look in the eyes of my little puppy mill dog, it makes me happy to have participated in making the sale of puppy mill dogs illegal in my city," said Sydney Cicourel, San Diego campaign coordinator for CAPS, who's been working on the ordinance for more than a year with the committee.


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-- -- well connected tech -- I'm Arthel -- good to see you on this Thursday.
So we have been asking throughout the show what we're so that the worst social media experiences you've ever had -- a chat about the satellite carried you right now.
From JDA points.
My worst social media experience ever with my FaceBook account it took two weeks to set up.
It took two weeks instead have been based but -- the account because people complained about the quote -- ten.
I don't know -- -- in your face but let I don't know maybe when it change your content who knows but they can brief comment to -- Jack nonetheless so.
U2 plane pilots out there roaming the edge of space while conducting important -- as reconnaissance.
Can now eat tasty treats in flight.
Inflight thanks to innovation of Natick -- -- some art for these delete their elite US air force and NASA pilots -- Check this out entire.
Alison berries here let me just finish is -- so here's the of the set up an entire meal right like they -- and hash browns.
Yeah I've contained in -- that looks like a toothpaste to really Allison very typical different.
Defense specialist war games columnist -- is -- com you think it's typical to have this food attitude -- Let me -- you probably tell you do reverend Willie Wonka the girl with the -- the blueberry gown that was like a whole meal -- It's not all three courses like Willy Wonka style and it's a little bit bigger than -- Are nutritious as well but I just -- -- this because these guys that are really elite highly AR.
Both spent a fellow -- at -- some -- -- have clocked up over a thousand hours these planes and well.
Not I mean not to -- normal planes with his plans are pretty difficult this this thing is called the -- the UTU found it affectionately.
-- it's also called dragon lady sometimes.
Sounds -- -- tell me a little bit more about these -- -- and understand.
But conditions and what they're doing -- how great -- are -- we'll get into that pitted yet so they're very high altitude reconnaissance planes and you know I think our viewers probably know I'm actually decided with skunk works and I think that we our viewers can see now.
I've got brought them some very special -- getting to see the point of view of a pilot -- my these planes.
It's such -- national treasure this has -- its its roots date back to pre Cold War.
When government officials got a little bit concerned when Russia unveiled both the bomb -- hydrogen bomb and this bomber.
That the very dramatically flew ever the Red Square called the hammer and so.
They ask on quirks.
So we love the shop and it's like the very best American ingenuity still exists today.
They're still doing amazing animation.
Really what we got -- -- rival is what can we do -- they came up with the UT UN.
These days it's it's been over fifty years in service in these days it's about 40%.
Larger I'd say.
The payload.
-- -- -- four times as much that it can carry so.
What would -- carry.
Reconnaissance stuff did ER reconnaissance -- think back to the Cold War we were concerned about the China sent in planes to figure out what's going on over there.
You know they're getting shut down break so that's somebody's wife fly so high -- -- -- on an island to -- 2007000.
-- -- twice as high isn't regular flight data going from.
Your daily.
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Yeah I like how did I figured.
Let me out to bury any music you like Connecticut this in perspective for viewers you does that have army is and that -- the -- -- -- twice as -- -- our viewers a -- in normal commercial aircraft that's more than twice as high so.
We're talking like.
This requires that the super deeper special seats -- seats are so high tech.
Arab viewers are probably familiar with what accidents where it's kind somewhat to that seeks to technicians to put it on.
It got -- our viewers got to see.
Exactly what it looks like so you're up there sometimes -- -- going to be twelve hours -- Yeah that's on tied -- to everybody in the and they are very skilled in the league and very in very necessary right so tell us a little bit more about these two -- So into the -- these teams.
For about as long as -- -- existed.
If you directorate has been treating food for them and and last couple years I think our viewers are getting a chance to CD the inside of the -- it's.
Each cute making these are some teeth he's teams that have something much parts used in toothpaste.
They take say like an apple pie a -- decent hash browns and baking and take a whole meal and they put it into -- team.
The -- -- about a hundred to 300 calories.
That about three years ago an air forces like let's try to revamp this and super cool they weren't really top chef I don't know if you have any top chef and -- like -- -- it.
It brilliantly -- hardcore types of stuff what it takes to -- taking seats in the components how do you take a meal when you stroke it's at pace straight.
And they work really hard and getting the flavor profile great.
And use it doesn't just -- -- food texture and things like that.
Even like Mac and cheese with truffle oil now which is good -- if that's but is there -- -- -- absolutely absolutely so they have this pace they're able to maintain the nutrition value -- that's very important exactly proteins in the various things the calories that you do need -- -- -- -- sugars and -- -- -- -- your -- needs -- Function.
For extended periods periods of time exactly it has a lot of research that goes into the nutrition component not just -- compliant and I'm glad they're worrying about the -- -- he can noisy advocates you know and they deserve and like the kind of touched on earlier it's kind of affectionately -- -- affectionately -- the dragon only because.
You know it's very it's so hard core it's very intolerant.
I'm not a pilot from what -- hear from about very intolerant of any sort of incompetence.
Or and this from lack of experience.
For error and know where exactly it's very difficult to Landon.
Take off and then -- just endurance and you know that's an -- so.
A lot of answers goes into you how to keep them as alert as possible.
You know I guess -- -- Kathy news talk of putting which I understand is very popular I think it's -- -- we might want to try.
You think.
Actually -- that -- reserve battery hours that we're inside.
You know I am really admire this program in you know I think it's it's kind of fun way but it's not agree -- to point out people it's -- it was -- around.
-- kept getting stopped in elevators definitely.
Like you to easily yeah yeah yeah -- an impressive aircraft and the reason why Allison gets up in the in the in elevators around here because everybody here knows that your article is posted at foxnews.com slash.
-- you guys can read all about it as well and it's thanks in Canada hook -- yes absolutely very fascinating -- -- -- really.
Interesting topics I think.
Oh you're so passionate about it it's so evident like really care and I -- -- for our viewers got the cute in my check out on the dot com I've got -- kind of photo essay.
It's -- really awesome behind the scenes but -- for people who are interested in.
How exactly this works and they had some pretty equal exclusive video -- there but you know I check out but I think this is -- getting the scene sister how exactly these achieve this -- -- an attitude and -- -- did.
It's a big big big before lead before we go they take X number two with them before they say oh it's like it's you say you know -- -- after you fly first -- I've.
Only not the -- finally I had and I think I -- Scott and then leave England tonight and in against ordering -- band's legacy of their favorites and stuff.
And then of course the -- -- there and I gather around from the guys that they have a -- heating apparatus -- connection heat up there and fits in that -- he's he's got -- -- exactly have a thousand very -- so much.
Defense specialist specialist war games columnist foxnews.com.
Check it out foxnews.com slash tech thank you so much that he -- and -- and according to you know I've been asking all show -- -- show what -- some of the -- social media experiences you ever had.
One last chat before relieve the legal rights and I guess is that witnesses.
Are they going to make that available well.
Is -- you don't tell young lady she is a question for you are they going to make that available for consumers talking about these -- into anything.
We'll be better than what you get it has an inflight meal.
I am very yeah someone -- flying cattle -- -- just.
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But, the other big task is getting employees to be productive using the new system, Dutkowsky said. Tech Data's previous system had been in place for 20 years.
"That's the part that takes some time. I can't tell you how fast it will happen or how long it will take for people to get productive on the new system. The old system was second nature to them. And all of our customers, using e-commerce, our website, or any electronic connection with us, that all changed. That doesn't catch up in a consistent rate," Dutkowsky said. "Our people aren't able to do as much work."
One large customer in the U.S. told Tech Data that it fell significantly behind other distributors over the last several months in service levels, so the large VAR shifted business to Tech Data's competition. Now those service-level numbers are increasing again, and Tech Data expects to win back the share it lost, Dutkowsky said.
"We told them to give back the business again, now that we can give you reliable service. Think of that [customer] as one little microcosm [of Tech Data's large customer base]. That's the impact of the productivity that all of our customers had to go through. We're well on our way to recovering. Some people are already back up to pre-SAP productivity standards. Others are nowhere near where they need to be. It's going to take [several] quarters to work way through that."
Dutkowsky didn't say how many customers were impacted by the SAP implementation but said the majority likely saw no disruption.
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LOYOLA MAROON VOL. XLV Loyola University, New Orleans, La., Friday, February 28,1969 No. 17 Blue Key chooses twelve acts For talent night show Twelve student acts have been selected to perform in the 31st Annual Blue Key Talent Night March 23 at the Municipal Auditorium. The Ronnie Kole Trio, a nationally famed jazz group, will put in a special guest appearance. SINGING OUT—Deja Vu, a singing group featuring Tom Santelli, Mary Decoteau, Joe Duggan (seated, 1 to r) and Mike Luther (kneeling), will be just one For the first time since 1958, the show will be held in the Municipal Auditorium instead of the Field House, as had been the custom in recent years. According to Mike Nolan, Blue Key president, the move was made to give the show a greater degree of professionalism. Nolan explained that the auditorium offers better lighting and stage facilities as well as greater parking and seating capacity. Nolan said approximately 25 to 30 of 12 student acts to be presented on March 23 at 8 p.m. in Municipal Auditorium. Tickets will be on sale in the near future through the bookstore. acts auditioned for the show. Six acts will compete in the individual class, three of them singers. Ted Kruse, evening division sophomore, will sing Sinatra style ballads; Mary Decoteau, business administration junior, will sing folk rock ballads; and Angelle Trosclair, who placed high in last year's competition, will sing her own arrangements of Broadway show tunes. In the other individual acts, Joe Duggan, A&S junior, will present a guitar medley; Darleen Lachart, A&S sophomore, will dance classical ballet; and Frank Cusimano, business administration freshman, will deliver a comedy monologue. In group competition, the "Deja Vu," a group built around Mary Decoteau and Joe Duggan, two of last year's performers, will perform a series of folk rock tunes. The Five Pone Roll, a jazz quintet built around drummer Ray Fransen, who won last year's individual category, will play modern jazz selections. Phi Phi Phi sorority will present "The Tri Phi Follies," a series of Gay Nineties style songs. Beggars Fraternity will appear in the group competition to perform a country western show. The "Beggar Blew Grass Band" is the name of the group. Three acts are entered in the skit competition. Law School will present "Sammy Schliegel's Merchandise Store," depicting a day in the life of a Jewish merchant. Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority will present "Penelope and Ulysses," portraying the epic homecoming as it might have been. Theta Phi Alpha sorority's entry is "The Sappy Salvation of Shirley Simple," a skit dramatizing the trials and tribulations of Shirley Simple, Loyola co-ed. Rev. Molloy asks change in frat voting By MIKE LANGE (Maroon Managing Editor) Loyola fraternities should change their black ball system in order to facilitate the acceptance of Negroes into the organizations, according to an administration official. The Rev. J. Joseph Molloy, S.J., vice-president for student affairs, indicated that he would be meeting with the leaders and moderators from the five social fraternities on campus to see what can be done. He said he was going to push towards a three-quarter vote for the national fraternities and the fraternities that only have chapters on Loyola's campus. He made the distinction because national fraternities may have to contact the national chapter in order to change their present system of voting. By the three-quarter system, it would take a 25 percent vote against a person to black ball him. As it is now, the fraternities operate on either a percentage basis (some need only a 10 per cent vote to black ball) or a straight number basis; that is, two black balls from the entire fraternity could keep someone from becoming a member of that fraternity. "As long as you have a black ball system," said Father Molloy, "I really don't think you'll ever achieve it (integration)." He said he realized that some people in the fraternities are prejudiced and are not going to change. "In this day and age, this (racial prejudice) is an anachronism," he said. "But I think way more than three-quarters of our students dont want racial prejudice." He believes all the moderators are for changing the present system, but he doesn't think they will go back to the fraternities to "dictate to the members" what to do. During fraternity rush this semester, about four Negroes weUt through rush, but none were given bids. Last year, Father Molloy said that if "by next year" the fraternities had not done all they could to implement integration, the administration would take action. At that time, he mentioned de-chartering an organization as a possible step. "I think that would be the final step," he said in Wednesday's interview, indicating that de-chartering is still a possibility. In that case, he said the fraternity would have to "go underground" because it could not use any of the university's facilities nor could it use the university's name. Col. Robert Sabolyk, moderator of the Inter-Fraternity Council, said the IFC has discussed the idea of a simple majority system being used. He said no decision has been reached on this. The dean of men said Ronald McKee, BA sophomore, has asked to speak before the IFC in connection with racial discrimination and the fraternities. McKee was not available to comment on the details of what he planned to talk about. FATHER MOLLOY To implement frat inteqration Two students receive recognition By RICK FREY (Maroon News Editor) Miss McGrath named Wilson scholar universities that I'm applying to," Dicharry said. His future plans call for study in international relations, at the University of Arizona. Dicharry is a Dean's Scholar who The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation has awarded two Loyola students with academic honors. Mary Ann McGrath, A&S senior, and Paul Dicharry, A&S senior, have been named finalist and honorable mention designate respectively. A Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Foundation award is an academic award backed by Ford Foundation funds to help future teachers finance the first year of their graduate education. Miss McGrath, who is one of 1,106 students in the United STates to receive the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship award, is majoring in sociology and Spanish. She is listed in "Who's Who in American Colleges" and is the recipient of the Dean's Award for having the highest scholastic average in her sophomore and junior years. She is also a member of Alpha Sigma Nu, Jesuit honor fraternity, and Delta Epsilon Sigma, a national honor society. "I couldn't believe it. More than anything else, I enjoyed meeting with the professors at the final interview. They're the kind of educators that I would like to be. None of this could have happened without the loving, personal care of a Jesuit university, namely, Loyola," said Miss McGrath. Miss McGrath's future plans are not finalized, but has applied to graduate schools such as Fordham, Virginia State, and Rutgers. She said she is not sure which she will attend. "I would like to go to law school here at Loyola and then use my Wilson award to study for my doctorate degree in sociology and then teach sociology of law afterward," said Miss McGrath. Dicharry, who is an honorable mention designate of the Wilson Foundation, is a political science major. "I'm very glad to receive this honor because it gives me a foothold on getting scholarships from other started his freshman year in pre-medical studies and then changed to political science. Finalists of the Wilson Foundation represented 349 colleges and were elected from over 11,704 candidates which were nominated last October. Requirements for the foundations award are that one must be nominated by the chairman of his respective department, have at least three references, and must have "excellent grades." All those receiving the awards from the foundation were interviewed by panels of college professors and academic administrators. A list of finalists has been sent to all graduate schools in he United States and Canada with the recommendation that the graduate schools make fellowship awards to these students. The graduate deans will also receive a list of 1,111 persons who were interviewed and received Honorable Mention classification. This year's selection process represented the second year of the designation program which is supported by Ford Foundation money. Before 1968, the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, with Ford Foundation funds, annually made direct financial awards to 1,000 United States and Canadian students to support their first year of graduate studv. Last year 85 per cent of the 1,124 Designates received first year fellowships from graduate schools and those remaining were supported by funds of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. It is expected that this year's group will have equal success in obtaining financial support for their graduate study. Fifteen regional selection committees chose the Woodrow Wilson finalists, all of whom originally were nominated by their college professors. After being nominated, candidates were invited to submit their credentials, including college transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a 1,000-word statement of their intellectual interests. Committees read the completed dossiers and selected the strongest candidates to be invited for interviews. MARY ANN McGRATH Ciardi, Peckham featured in second edition of NOR The winter edition of the New Orleans Review, a Loyola journal of literature and culture, is now in circulation through the bookstore, announced Miller Williams, NOR editor. Williams said the winter issue includes the writings of Morse Peckham, a distinguished man of letters whose primary interests include studies in critical theory as well as the philosophy of language and the interrelations of the arts. Also featured in the winter edition are the poems of John Ciardi, poetry editor of the Saturday Review and Dabney Stuart, a participant in the 1967 Department of English's Writers Symposium. Another highlight of this quarter's edition is a photographic essay by NOR art director Leonard White. White has chosen for his subject "Funeral," a pictorial sequence featuring photos of a New Orleans Negro jazz funeral. Articles by Shane Stevens, a participant in the recent English department's Writers' Symposium, and Dr. Shea Halle, a noted New Orleans physician, are also included. Joining the staff with the NOR's winter edition is Doug Ramsey, noted New Orleans newsman and established radio reviewer of jazz. Ramsey will serve as the publication's regular jazz reviewer. Williams and Tom Bell, managing editor of the magazine, said that the job of editing copy for the spring edition will "begin sometime this week." Williams said that the upcoming spring edition will have an interview with editorpublisher-lecturer Hodding Carter. He also added that photographs are more widely used in other parts of this issue than in the first one. He also revealed that the third edition will be an "issue of discovery featuring lesser known writers with exciting works." Rank, tenure committee formed by faculty group By LOUIS LASSUS (Maroon Special Reporter) The University Senate recently formed a temporary University Committee on Rank and Tenure to hear a pending case involving a member of the Department of English. The committee is composed of seven faculty members: Miss Janet Riley, associate professor of law; Mr. Rudolf Coper, chairman of the Department of Economics; Charles Braswell, Chairman of the Department of Music Therapy; Peter Cangelosi, assistant professor of history and political science; Dr. John Corrington, associate professor of English; the Rev. James Carter, S.J., associate professor of physics; and Dr. David Keiffer Jr., chairman of the Department of Physics. The committee, originally formed to research and inform the senate of the structure and purpose of a university rank and tenure committee, was asked at the senate's February 20 meeting by the Very Rev. President Homer R. Jolley, S.J. to handle the pending case in the English department. The name of the person involved and the nature of the problem will not be revealed until after the case has been heard, according to Dr. Preston, chairman of the Department of English. Father Jolley said that since the case is urgent, "the decision of this committee in this case is final." However, he said, this does not set a precedent. The temporary committee will only serve as a rank and tenure committee in this special case. He set one condition that the must adhere to. "I must feel assured of soundness of procedure which you will follow," he said. Father Jolley noted that each university "has to develop its own orderly set of procedures" in forming a university rank and tenure committee and requested that the senate draw up a plan for a university rank and tenure committee after this case has been dealt with. At Loyola there are four ranks for faculty members—instructor, assistant professor, associate professor, and full professor. A faculty member receives tenure after he has been with the university for seven years. Tenure is a kind of safeguard for teacher's rights. After a faculty member has been granted tenure he cannot be dismissed from the university except in very grave or compelling circumstances. At present each college has its own rank and tenure committee which use different procedures for granting rank and tenure. They also have different ways of putting members on the committees. The new committee was an effort by the senate to get a uniform procedure for handling rank and tenure and for giving the faculty more participation in putting members on the committee. The new committee was to submit a report to the senate stating what it considers to be the function and structure of a university rank and tenure committee. Some senate members felt that there should only be one university-wide rank and tenure committee which would deal with all cases in the university. Others felt the committee should be a board of appeals which would only function if the college rank and tenure committees could not deal with certain special cases. Others felt that it should serve only as a final proving authority on rank and tenure. The problem of who should serve on such a committee is also a question which the temporary committee will deal with. At the meeting in which the committee was formed there was a discussion as to whether only tenured faculty should serve on the committee or both tenured and non-tenured faculty should serve. There were arguments that only tenured faculty would be in a position to handle such a job since only they would have no axes to grind. Some argued that a committee with only tenured members would be too limited in their views and that untenured members should not be excluded from the group.
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Team Suzuki/Yoshimura checks out Utah's new Miller Motorsports Park
Tooele, UT - April 9, 2006 - Team Suzuki/Yoshimura's Mat Mladin was among the first professional motorcycle racers to test out the new $80 million world class facility just 30 miles outside of Salt Lake City, UT.
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Screenplay : Lee David Zlotoff
MPAA Rating : PG-13
Year of Release : 1996
Stars : Alison Elliott (Percy Talbott), Ellen Burstyn (Hannah Ferguson), Marcia Gay Harden (Shelby Goddard), Will Patton (Nahum Goddard), Kieran Mulroney (Joe Sperling), Gailard Sartain (Sheriff Gary Walsh)
By now, most people know that "The Spitfire Grill" was financed by Gregory Productions, the for-profit arm of the Sacred Heart League, a Roman Catholic charitable organization based in Mississippi.
Unfortunately, this fact has only garnered negative press for a film that originally opened to good reviews. It won the Audience Award at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival, and Castle Rock Entertainment paid $10 million for the distribution rights, a record for an independent film at Sundance. Everyone thought "Spitfire's" underlying themes of forgiveness, sacrifice and redemption were a welcome relief after a summer of mindless violence supplied by films like "Independence Day" and "Twister" . . . until they found out a Christian organization was behind it.
After discovering this, some members of the movie industry became suspicious, and determined it was wrong for a film to have subtle religious messages worked into a story, even when those messages fit with the flow of the plot and the characters involved (never mind that some of the greatest films ever made, including those by Ingmar Bergman and Martin Scorsese have been religious in nature).
These cynics seemed to be of the opinion that, if a movie is going to have the gall to uphold basic Judeo-Christian ethics, there must be some sort of a disclaimer before the film starts so the viewers can be aware of this and brace themselves against any morals and values they might be subjected to on screen.
The fact is, "The Spitfire Grill" is not an explicitly religious film. And for those who thought it was one of the many underhanded weapons of the Religious Right, they should know that Lee David Zlotoff, the writer-director, isn't even Christian -- he's Jewish. No ministers are in the film, and the only church shown is old and deserted. There is never any mention of Jesus or salvation, and there are only minimal, mostly secular references to God and Heaven.
But despite all this, one question still persists: is the film any good?
Answer: "The Spitfire Grill" is a good film, but it is constantly walking a dangerously thin line between true emotion, and gross sentimentality. Like any good tear-jerker, it can draw cynicism as easily as it can draw tears, depending on the mindset of the viewer.
The film takes place in a rural town in Maine called Gilead, filmed in a series of postcard-quality shots of forests and waterfalls. One night, a quiet, seemingly sullen young woman named Percy Talbot, played with extraordinary grace by relative newcomer Alison Elliott, comes to town. Elliott assumes the role with wonderful ease, and she has the perfect kind of sweet, simple face that conveys the wide range of emotions needed to suit her character. Even when she delivers lines like, "Do you think that if a wound runs deep enough, the healing of it can hurt worse than the actual wound itself?", she's somehow still believable.
Percy comes to Gilead after spending five years in a Maine prison for manslaughter (it's not as simple as it seems) and takes a job at a homely diner called the Spitfire Grill, which seems to be the focal point of the whole town. It is readily apparent she doesn't fit in with the townsfolk, but she manages to befriend a simple woman named Shelby Goddard (Marcia Gay Harden), and eventually win the respect of the diner's owner, crotchety old Hannah Ferguson, a terribly unoriginal character overplayed by the usually reliable Ellen Burstyn. As the plot moves along its course, it becomes obvious that Hannah has as much reason to be crotchety as Percy has reason to be sullen.
The main focus of "The Spitfire Grill" is showing how Percy's presence in the dying little town gives life to everyone else in different ways. Her being there seems to give Hannah hope, and Shelby the courage to finally stand up to her overbearing husband, Nahum (Will Patton). This is mostly shown through dialogue-heavy scenes in which the actors try to one-up each other on who has the best Northeast Maine accent. They never go to the market, they go to mah-keht.
"The Spitfire Grill" is at its best when it's simple and truthful, and not relying on a plot heavy with contrivances and conveniences. The best moments aren't found in Hannah's trying to sell the grill through an essay contest, or Percy's relationship with a mysterious hermit (ala Boo Radley, complete with leaving little gifts for each other).
Instead, the best moments come when Alison Elliott embodies the character of Percy in such a way that you can literally see in her face the excruciating pain of trying to escape a past that won't go away. The simple beauty of the film is that one girl's pain can be transformed into not only her own redemption, but the redemption of so many others who never even realized they needed it.
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Do any of you that complain about talented young players rotting ever wish C.J. had just rotted away on the bench, or Collins, or AK, or Hayward?
Is it possible you are just a bunch of whiny, entitled, me, me, now, now people?
There does need to be a balance between winning now, and winning later. Just enjoy the ride and quit freaking out. The sky is not falling.
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That's nothing.. I'd rather see an active Jazz player, actively joining our discussions. I just wanna run some of my ideas past them as well.
Their contract probably prevents him from posting in here, but that would be fun to see.[/QUOTE]
Pre-season mock (7/13/13) - page 111
Buckle Up Jazz
Tank Watch Bottom (or is it Top?) 5:
1. Utah Jazz 4-19 L4
2. Milwaukee Bucks 4-16 L1
3. Denver Nuggets or Orlando Magic (via New York Knicks 5-14 L1)
4. Orlando Magic 6-15 L6
5. Atlanta Hawks or Boston Celtics (via Brooklyn Nets 6-14 W1)
So, hey, why hasn't anyone mentioned that Bogut is out for the forseeable future with what I have come to call 'grandpa ankles'. I'm glad to hear that we get both this year and next year to get the pick because I have a bad feeling that the Warriors will be tanking again this year unless Bogut gets a ankle replacement.
ok, it looks like it's not that long term, but once the ankles start going, they often don't come back to what they once were.
Stop going crazy. It was widely reported that original protection on the pick was top 14 in 2011, top 11 in 2012, top 10 in 2013.
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I have three 7" to 8" Wild Discus stated to be "blue manacapura". They look like the pictures in http://amazon-exotic-import.de/Gallerie ... /INDEX.htm for that fish.
Can you sex fish this size - Of the three - the largest is in constant display mode - for the two weeks I have had them. This is top and bottom fins extended, no black stripes and the body color is brown to red/brown. This one flashes the black striping for a few seconds and then they are gone. I am calling him "1" because of his straight lines. The other slightly smaller ones are Y1 and Y name after markings on their left sides. "1" and "y1" seem to be a pair and will bully "y" when food is added (black worms). After a while things go back to normal with "1" herding the other two. Mostly to the right side of the tank. These fish have been "in country" for a couple of months I was told.
I'm guessing that "1" is a male and the other two could be female. "1" does display fin movements to the other fish and then herds them over to a breeder cone I have in the tank. However I do not see any tubes down yet. There is hardly any cleaning gong on – what I am seeing maybe eating. Any body have an opinion on the sexing of these fish?
I just did a 20% water change and filled the tank with cold water (55F). and this dropped the temp from 86F to 80F. This caused them all to go dark black on their stripping over a light brown body. This lasted 5 minute and now they are back to there normal behavior.
I feed them once a day with a full worm cone. Most of the worms escape and settle down into worm balls on the sandy bottom (1/2" of sand). The discuses hunt them down over the rest of the day. Bellies are fat and the fish are very active. The strange part is that for wild fish – these are not afraid and will come and stare back at you. I also move stuff around to expose worm groupings which the fish then dispatch quickly.
I wonder if these were bred from wild and then exported to the USA. Are the fish exporters from that region breeding Discus now and calling them wild?


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Those are the sprites I have, I need a running animation, a quick transition from idle to a jump pose, and a transition from standing to sitting. It would also be cool to have the cat randomly swing about it's tail when idle. Maybe also an animation for climbing onto ledges.
Also, just some extra info, here's kind of the art style of the game:
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Funeral services for Irene Wright Hern, 74, of Yazoo City were 10 a.m. Aug. 10, 2010, from the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel with the Revs. Andy May and David Bryant officiating.
Burial followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the funeral directions of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mrs. Hern died Aug. 7 at Promise Hospital in Vicksburg.
Of the Baptist faith, she was an assembly line worker with Delta Elastics Co.
Mrs. Hern was preceded in death by her husband, Clyde R. Hern; her parents, Walker and Tennessee Wright; three sisters, Alice Harbin, Elizabeth Scott and Sue Haley; two brothers, Charles Wright and W.C. "Dub" Wright; and two sons, Gene Allen Hern and Clyda A. "Tony" Hern.
Survivors are daughters Kay Tenhet of Rolling Fork and Sandy Melton of Florence; a son, Darrell Hern of Holly Bluff; a sister, Elouise Ruth Little of Grenada; a daughter-in-law, Melda McBroom of Vicksburg; and a special friend, Donald Johnson of Holly Bluff.
Pallbears were Gary Melton, Don McBroom, Jonathan Hern, Charles Melton, Christopher Hern and Josh Hern.
A graveside memorial service for Jean Hood Daeschner, MD, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the mausoleum at Pinewood Memorial Park in Greenville, N.C.
She died Aug. 8, 2010.
A native of Yazoo City, Miss., Dr. Hood received her undergraduate degree in biology and chemistry, and her medical degree from the University of Mississippi. She served her residency in pediatrics at the University of Mississippi and the University of Texas. Since 1990, she has made her home in Greenville.
She was an associate professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the Brody School of Medicine, retiring in 2007.
Dr. Hood was an avid gourmet cook, loved to read and enjoyed needlework. She was a member of Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Church in Greenville, N.C.
She was preceded in death by ther parents, Herman and Opal Hood of Yazoo City.
She is survived by her husband of 33 years, Dr. Charles Daeschner; stepmother, Martha Brown Daeschner of Galveston, Texas; sister, Deborah Hood Norman and husband, Ed, of Cincinnati, Ohio; niece, Michelle Norman Kirk and husband, Tommy; great nieces, Lily and Anna Kirk of Cincinnati, Ohio; sisters-in-law, Martha Peacock and husband, David, of Vienna, Virginia, and Mary Sydow and Husband, David, of Houston, Texas; nephews, Andrew and Stephen Peacock of Washington, D.C.; nieces, Melissa Chladek and husband, Ryan, of Houston, Texas, and Sara Gonzales and husband, Ryan, of Houston, Texas, and Sara Gonzales and husband, Jeremy, of San Antonio, Texas; and a great-niece, Madelyn Gonzales.
Visitation will be 6-8 p.m. today at Wilkerson Funeral Home in Greenville, N.C. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to The Family Support Network of Eastern NC, Developmental Evaluation Clinic Irons Building-ECU Campus, Greenville, NC 27858.
Online condolences may be posted at www.wilkersonfuneralhome.com.
Funeral services for Bennie Lee Tyus, 79, were 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 7, 2010, from St. Francis Catholic Church in Yazoo City. Father Anthony Ququet was the celebrant.
Scott Memorial Funeral Home of Yazoo City was in charge of funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Tyus died Aug. 4. She was preceded in death by her husband, Willie Tyus; a child, Usiadean Thomas; two sisters, Rae K. Thoomas and Dorothy Levison; and a brother, Henry Thomas Jr.
She is survived by a grandson, Zachary Thomas of Jackson; sisters, Rosie Thomas, Virginia, Patrica Thomas of Chicago, Ill., Minnie Thomas of Yazoo City and Christine (Dan) Day of Jackson; a brother, William (Christine) Thomas of Atlanta; and a host of nieces, great nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and special friend James Tardy of Palm Springs, Calif.
Active pallbearers were Carl Mitchell, King Phillip Littleton, Edward Johnson, Randal Grant, Bill Summers and Joseph Thomas Sr.
Funeral servies for Louise Shackelford McInnis, 86, were 1 p.m. Aug. 3, 2010, from St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Interment followed in Glenwood Cemetery with Stricklin-King Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. McInnis died Aug. 1 at the Orchard Nursing Facility in Ridgeland after a lengthy illness.
She is a graduate of St. Clara Academy in Yazoo City and finished business school in Memphis, Tenn. She was employed as a bookkeeper for Southern Nitrogen Supply Co. for 28 years.
Mrs. McInnis was a lifelong and active member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, where she served as president of the Altar Society for more than 20 years.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Oscar McInnis; sons, Oscar "Buddy" McInnis and Robert "Bobby" McInnis; her mother, Louise Luckett Phillips; and her father, Rueben Sims Shackelford.
Survivors are her daughters, Mary Anne (Jerry) Oberlies of Gulfport, Linda Lambert of Ridgeland, Trisha 'Gilliam of Columbia, S.C.; a son, David (Paula) McInnis of Brandon; 16 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers were her nine grandsons, Jacob McInnis, Will McInnis, Robert McInnis, Jay Oberlies, Brian Oberlies, Stephen Oberlies, Jake Lambert, Ryan McInnis and Todd McInnis.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that any memorial contributions be made to St. Mary's Catholic Church of Yazoo City, Miss.


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Dreams can come true with the Sesame Street Flip Open Sofa with built in slumber! Snuggle up warm with your animated friends and fall asleep knowing they're right beside you. This soft and durable foam sofa is great any time of day. Perfect for sitting, lounging, playing, and especially napping! Bring home the magic of the big screen with a Sesame Street Sofa! It's a must have in every child's room. These fun and functional foam chairs are incredibly durable and easy to clean. The removable and machine washable slipcover keeps the chair in great condition making them 100% mom approved! Bring your child's favorite characters to life with the fun and comfortable line of Sesame Street Slumber Flip Open Sofa!
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I bought this for my daughter in March 2010, that's OVER TWO YEARS AGO! She uses it almost all of the time. Sometimes I will put it aside and she won't use it for a few days, but she brings it right back out. It has held its shape wonderfully! It's not the easiest to put back into the cover after you wash it, but it only takes about 3 minutes to get it back into perfect shape. After all this time, the colors are still very vibrant too!I love this couch more so than others because it comes with a zip-in blanket, while others just have a picture on the bed. The bed does not fold up as well when the blanket is zipped into it, but, I just take it off, and my daughter uses it elsewhere. We take this on trips with us, so when we're in an unfamiliar place, like a hotel or vacation home, she has a familiar object to curl up on.Overall, we are EXTREMELY satisfied with this product, so much so that the little things like the blanket making it too bulky to sit flat, will NOT earn it one less star. Five stars all the way!
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By shoppinggram
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This sofa is fun for your little ones but you have to be careful to make sure if yours is just a sofa or a sofa with slumber. My grandson got the one with the slumber and loves it stretched out,even their big dog likes a corner of it. It is very colorful and Elmo is always a big hit.
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I would give this 10 stars if I could. Bought this for grandson's 2 year old Birthday and it is perfect. He loves it. It is well made and a perfect size. He opens it up when he wants to lay down and loves watching Sesame street on his own little sofa. THe zippered in sleeping bag is an added bonus. Designed very well, comfortable and easy to wipe up.
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My 14 month old received this as a Christmas gift. He has three older brothers so we were looking for something special for him to enjoy in his toddler years. Yes he has been found sitting on his Sesame Street sofa with his stuffed animal. He knows it is his spot. It is just the right size for him.He has even slept in it for a couple of hours.
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I helped my mom order this online for in-store pick-up. She gave this to her grandson who is 1 and he absolutely loves this little couch. He jumps on it...lounges in it, and overall adores this couch. Great value...great couch.
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I want to buy more for my grand kids!!
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My grandougther love it, now I have to buy more for my other grand kid because they love it too!!
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We have a hit!
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We were planning on getting either the couch or the spinning Elmo chair for our little guy's first birthday. (He LOVES Elmo!) I couldn't decide which one so I took him with me and put them on the floor of the store and let him choose. There was no hesitation; he went straight for the couch. We put it in the back seat with him on the way home and he just stared at it the whole way, now we can't get him off it! He LOVES it!He will be one in a week and he already has it figured out and can fold and unfold it on his own. The design is bright and colorful and clear.
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My daughter absolutely loves this couch. Its smaller than I thought but she snuggles up in it all the time. Makes her feel good that she has her own seat. Can't get her out of it. It was delivered very fast and no assembly required. All the characters are on it (the sides and back) so if your daughter is looking for abbycadabby she is on the side along with all the others too.
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Bahrain mulls solvency rules for Takaful industryThe Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) has drafted new enhanced framework for the Takaful and Retakaful industry aimed at strengthening the solvency position of the firms, enhancing operational efficiency of the business, and safeguarding the interes More… |
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May there soon be heard, Lord our G-d, in the cities of Judea and in the streets of Jerusalem, the sound of joy and the sound of celebration, the voice of a bridegroom and the voice of a bride, the happy shouting of bridegrooms from their weddings and of young men from their feasts of song. -- From the Sheva Brachot, the Jewish wedding blessings, www.ou.org/wedding/7brachot.htm