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I would like to help when I can and when I have time. I do enjoy going to cemeteries and looking for other's Loved ones Markers because someone did it for me. I need to stay busy and active and this is a very good and enjoyable way to do it. I would not be able to do as much without the help of my Wonderful wife Opal. We will try to help you if we are able.
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Thanks for adding the headstone photo of Wm. Bernard Adams.
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Thanks for the photos of John A. E. and Lula Adams. Lou Ada "Lulu" Rankin Adams was a sister of my grandfather. I am related to several of the Adamses in the Johnson Grove cemetery.
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Daniel do they have cemetery records for Antioch Cemetery, for those who do not have stones? Thank you Gary Stanfield
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Daniel do they have cemetery records for Antioch Cemetery, for those who do not have stones? Thank you Gary Stanfield
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Mr Jones,
I could not get the edit feature to work to contact you since the subject memorial for John Mark Hart has been transferred to me.
You kindly posted a photo of my great grandfather's CSA grave stone in 2009. This marker did not contain the correct service information and had become very corroded.
Since that time I have become the caretaker of his monument. I have ordered and received a new correct grave stone for him and had it installed at his grave and the incorrect one removed.
I would appreciate it if you would remove the photo of the eroded CSA grave marker, as the Find A Grave system will not allow me to remove it.
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Thank you so much for the tombstone picture for the daughter of W.C.& Frances Blanton. Your help is greatly appreciated
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You're welcome, Daniel ~ happy to help!
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EAST COUNTY — Vanessa Baugh said people called her crazy when she began her campaign for public office, so she didn't take her victory for granted Tuesday night after a struggle to get there.
Wiping tears from her eyes at a victory rally in Lakewood Ranch, Baugh struggled to describe her emotions as she spoke after beating Democrat James T. Golden for the Manatee County Board of County Commissioners District 5 seat.
Baugh earned 65.04% of the vote in Tuesday's election to take the seat of incumbent Donna Hayes, who is retiring.
"I might really cry," Baugh said. "It's really hard to describe how I feel right now. I'm overwhelmed and honored. It's the best feeling in the world to know the people of Manatee County want me to represent them. This is a win for the community."
Facing impending budget cuts, Baugh vowed to make tough decisions and repeatedly referenced her excitement in representing the Manatee County business community.
"We have big challenges ahead countywide," Baugh said. "I start Nov. 20, and I plan to get it done right away."
At the same rally, Republican Betsy Benac, former Manatee County planner and newcomer to politics, pumped her fist and shouted, "Woo-hoo!" as she grabbed the microphone after winning the Manatee County Board of County Commissioners District 7 at-large seat. Benac won by a landslide, earning 94.9% of the vote over write-in candidate Thomas Dell. She replaces longtime Commissioner Joe McClash, whom she beat in the primary.
"It was difficult to get here, and it was especially hard being new," Benac said. "But, with my experience in business, I think people really embraced my message of economic development." Proud to live in District 5, Benac promised to fight for the Manatee County business community, which she said is underrepresented.
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"Midhopestones is a village near Sheffield within which lies a church used by Simon Reynell to record the quintet of Rhodri Davies, Michel Doneda, Louisa Martin, Phil Minton and Lee Patterson in January of this year. The resulting album, just released on Simon's Another Timbre label takes the name of said village as its title. I guess to some degree it was a little inevitable that I would like this album, but trying to describe why that might be is a little harder.
There is a lot of disguise in this recording. Rhodri Davies' harp doesn't sound much like a harp, the same can be said for Michel Doneda's sax. Lee Patterson's use of amplified objects is all about finding hidden sounds where you wouldn't expect them and Phil Minton seems here to be making sounds as far from what we recognise from a human voice as he possibly can, in fact he seems to be trying to hide his input amongst the sounds the others create around him. Perhaps only Louisa Martin's laptop makes sounds as we might expect, but even then were laptop computers primarily designed to make buzzing hissing sounds?
I mention all of this because for me this music is all about a group of musicians working in harmony together, perhaps testing and nudging each other from time to time, but on the whole merging their individual sounds to create a thriving mass of detailed, quite beautiful sound. It doesn't sound like the sum of five different instruments, as maybe an improv record made fifteen years ago might do, but an amorphous mass of indefinable sounds that shifts and moulds itself into a series of interesting shapes. It is as if the instrumentation itself, and the individual histories attached just don't matter, they are all just ingredients that combine to create something else again.
The music is generally slow, and is most often devoid of sudden events, it gradually changes, with sounds slipping in and out of our attention rather than making dramatic entrances. It is a very vertical music, something to be listened into rather than along with, the sounds made interacting with other sounds of the moment rather than what came before or will come after. Like studying a tiny detail of a Pollock painting, any one moment on Midhopestones has its own little world of textures and colours not dissimilar to those found in other places throughout the album but is also individual and fascinating in its own right. Stepping back and viewing / listening to the whole work then reveals how so much layered detail all comes together to form a co-ordinated, very beautiful statement.
The playing on Midhopestones is all very gentle and soft, as if Pollock chose to just work only in grey pencils. Phil Minton's vocals rarely rise above deep gurgling murmurs, and actually for me really make the CD, providing a sprinkling of character to the otherwise delicate structures. It is above all very beautiful, not threatening, not challenging the rules of improvised music, just very finely crafted, delicate and really very beautiful music.
Its late here now, gone 2AM, obviously dark outside and with a room lit only softly this recording adds the perfect soundtrack. Maybe there isn't the same degree of playful creativity as featured on say Rhodri Davies' last AT disc with Annette Krebs, but Midhopestones is up there with Dropp Ensemble's Safety as the most simplistically gorgeous album of the year and sometimes that is more than enough.
I should also mention the mixing /mastering here which is superb. An album like this one needs to be well engineered and very carefully mastered, and Simon has done a fantastic job. While all of the sounds come together as one they can also be clearly picked apart by the ear if you stop and listen closely. There are five more Another Timbre releases sat here waiting for me to get to them. Its about time I really disliked one of them but I haven't found it yet."-Richard Pinnell, The Watchful Ear


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Blossy's Palace: Attack or not to attack? That is the question
1:00pm Saturday 24th August 2013 in Crystal Palace By Andy Bloss
If Palace fans were in any doubt about the task facing us this season then you only had to look at the two team sheets before our game against Spurs.
I had one look at the teams and swiftly went to the bar to order another pint of Cronx.
On paper it just seemed a complete mismatch. Was this a Premier League tie or an FA cup game? It was mental.
Tottenham had a £26 million striker up front and we had Dwight Gayle, who only a few years ago was playing in non-league football.
But this is where the mis match ended. As soon as that whistle went to start the game we were even competitors.
As I said in last week's column, it was not long before Jedinak had put in his first crunching tackle much to the joy of thousands of Palace fans. Welcome to Selhurst Park chaps, there are no easy rides here.
It was a tight game and there are many aspects of that performance we can be proud of but there is a conundrum facing Ian Holloway.
How does he get this team to step out of their comfort zone and attack?
In his press conferences before and after the game Holloway made no secret of the fact that he wants his team to be more adventurous.
The problem he faces though is the Dougie factor. The players Holloway inherited from his predecessor are so well drilled in the art of defending that it is basically their default mode.
When Holloway first took over he changed little (by his own admission there was little to change) and Palace won games. He then tried to change things and Palace did not win games. Then he went back to basics (by his own admission) and we got promoted.
But as we all know the Premier League is a different and an altogether more dangerous animal than the Championship.
Defending your way to victory is very difficult indeed.
Holloway knows against certain teams we need to be more adventurous. Our most dangerous pattern of play against Spurs came after three attacking subs from Holloway.
The Palace boss will be wary about changing too much but to stay up there are going to be times when his side will have to switch from their defensive default mode to a more attacking one.
It is a tough balance to find but I have every confidence Holloway can find it.
Bring on Stoke.
(P.S - A quick observation. Did anyone else think Spurs' team were ridiculously tall last week? It reminded me of that scene in Space Jam when Michael Jordan's team takes on the monsters. Even Jedinak looked small when Capoue came on. Talk about land of the giants.
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The Rapha Condor Sharp team really did get the chance to see a good portion of the United States due to the volcanic ash-cloud. They were stuck on this side of the pond so we decided to take them on a tour of the East Coast. After a short stint in Connecticut for some training they were on their way to the Boston area to participate in both the Turtle Pond Circuit Race and the Quabbin Road Race. Ride Studio Café in Lexington Center, Massachusetts, which was recently opened as an official Rapha dealer, played host to their arrival in the Boston area.
The RSC did a great job of creating a wonderful atmosphere for the guys upon their arrival in Boston. They led a casual ride out of Lexington and headed out past Hanscom Air-force Base, looping up and through the hills surrounding Concord and Lexington. It was a great group that included bike industry people from Pedros, Seven Cycles, the Embrocation Team, Svelte Cycles and some good friends from the Selectism universe. See Clarence's photos from the evening on his Flickr »
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CULVER — Culver Girls Academy used a quick start to its advantage as the Lady Eagles were able to hold on and complete a 3-0 shutout of the Argos Lady Dragons in Culver Thursday. In the fourth minute of the game, the ball got through the Argos defense, and Kennedy Kubica of CGA was able to get there first and put it in the back of the net, giving CGA the early 1-0 lead.
As Week 4 football games commence tonight, LaVille and Triton are both trying to recover from tough losses last week, while John Glenn seems newly energized after its first win of the season against Knox last Friday. All three are gearing up for border wars with neighboring Northern State Conference schools as LaVille returns home to face Glenn, and Triton travels to Bremen.
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Volleyball Lady Pilgrims fall to Panthers NorthWood's volleyball team handed host Plymouth a Northern Lakes Conference loss in three games at The Rock Thursday, 25-10, 25-21, 23-25, 25-13. Emily Eveland finished with a solid all-around seven kills, two aces and 18 digs, while Cassi Quissell recorded seven kills and 14 digs, and Haley Harrell notched 28 assists with 17 digs. Hunter Stevens and Lacy Poczik each put down six kills in the loss, which drops Plymouth to 7-5 overall with a 1-1 conference record. NorthWood stats were unavailable for the match.
BREMEN — When Bremen tennis coach Andrew Rohde first heard about the 'Smash Cancer' fundraising program at the Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association's Indiana Tennis Convention last winter, his thoughts immediately went to Plymouth. It turns out Plymouth coach Michael Delp was also thinking about Bremen for a fundraising event. The win went in the record books for Plymouth, but the real winner at Wednesday's tennis meet between the Pilgrims and the Lions was the battle against cancer.
PLYMOUTH — Analyzing a loss on the road last week has been simple for Plymouth Rockies head coach John Barron and his staff. "What we saw on film was really everything we saw live," said Barron. "They made some big plays at critical times, and we had trouble tackling in the open field."
Boys soccer Binkley and Argos down Plymouth The Argos boys soccer team ran out to an early 3-0 lead en route to a 6-2 defeat of area rival Plymouth at home at Eugene Snyder Field Wednesday night. Dominic Cataldo scored on a Sean Mullaney assist in the third minute, Damon Binkley followed with a goal on a Cataldo assist in the eighth minute, and Binkley notched his second of three goals on a Josiah Osborn helper in the 15th minute. Blake Milliser put Plymouth on the board with an unassisted strike in the 30th minute to leave the Rockies trailing by a 3-1 margin at the half.
CULVER — Coming into Tuesday night's match with area rival Argos on the heels of a disappointing conference-opening loss to Triton last Thursday, the Culver Community volleyball team set a goal to put away the Dragons in three games. The Lady Cavs jumped off to a fast start in the opening game and never once surrendered the lead, although Argos did tie the game up on four separate occasions. By the third set, the hosts had seemed to take some of the wind out of the Dragons' sails, and Culver claimed a 25-22, 25-19, 25-15 win at home at John R. Nelson Gymnasium.
Boys tennis Plymouth defeats Panthers Plymouth's boys tennis team bounced back in Northern Lakes Conference play with a 4-1 win on the road at NorthWood Tuesday. John Hunter beat Mitchell Keiser 6-4, 6-1 at 1 singles, John Gerard defeated Luke Stump 6-0, 6-3 at 2 singles, and Nate Knapp put away Ryan Menzie 6-4, 6-2 at 3 singles as the Pilgrims swept singles play.
Girls soccer Lady Lions dominate home invitational Bremen's girls soccer team went 16-0 in two games to win its home invitational at Jane's Park Saturday. Katelyn Aguayo earned a hat trick with three goals as the Lady Lions beat Washington Township 7-0, and she registered an old school hat trick with three straight scores in a 9-0 win over Trinity. Jasmine Schafer scored three goals over the two games, while Claire Schmidt tallied two straight in the win over Trinity. Regan Murphy made seven saves in goal in the two shutouts as Bremen outshot its opponents by a combined 51-9 margin.
Listed below are the final scores of Friday night's area football games. Be sure to check out the weekend edition of the Pilot News for more complete coverage.
Warsaw 20, Plymouth 19
Culver Community 21, Triton 19
4A No. 9 New Prairie 27, Bremen 7
Glenn 41, Knox 6
CMA 45, Buchanan, Mich. 20
LaVille 42, Jimtown 14
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Varlamov has spoken again
Former Caps goalie talks about his impressions of Hershey, Washington, DC, state of Colorado and notes that he hates country music and baseball.
June 27, 2012:
Have you ever regretted for a moment that you left to America?
On the contrary, I would regret if I stayed in Russia.
Darius Kasparaitis said that it is better to play where they pay you more. Nobody knows how long one could continue his career.
As for me, it's not an argument. However I signed a decent contract with "Colorado". I am happy with everything.
Was there someone who tried to talk to you for not going to America?
It happened quickly after all. I had to make a decision within two to three days. And I had to decide whether to sign a contract with "Washington." I decided not listen to anyone's argument and cut myself from the outside world. Turned off the phone, skype. Didn't even talk to my parents. I wanted to make decision by myself.
Why did you decide to disconnect from everyone?
I did not want to be interfered by anybody. I understood that I should I make a decision by myself for the next step in my life and career. I became a grown up man and had to decide for myself.
Was it hard to decide?
Not really. I was in America at that time, worked with my fitness coach.
Did you ever think during all that time that in Russia it would be less stressful?
No, although I saw how guys fight for the place in training camp and it was frightening. I've never seen this. People just kill to prove their usefulness to the head coach and general manager.
What was the most you were impressed with?
Probably fighting during practice games. Those were not the exhibition games, those were practice games. Like, people sit together in the locker room, but go out on the ice and beat up each other. What I was surprised the most that afterwards, when they come back to the locker room, there are no fights there. They shake hands, go out to dinner.
So for goalies there's less passion?
Of course. We don't have to fight. Our task is easier, not to let a goal. But there were no special friendships, of course. I don't think it is possible to have warm relations with your colleagues. We can talk in the locker room, but is unlikely we will to go out for dinner.
Did anybody put a broken glass in your skates?
No, but once my blades were taped. You go out on the ice and fall. I don't think it was evil. It was typical American humor.
Who put the tape?
It is not good trying to find out the details. And you won't find out anything anyway. Everybody had a good laugh and forget about it.
All these jokes are a bit wild.
For Russians yes, it's a different mentality. But in America it is normal. You can get your gloves duck taped too.
Do you also participate in such pranks?
No, this is not mine. I am from Russia too. But once I did. It was rookies dinner and I had to do this.
Did you put ketchup on shoes?
Yes, on masseur's shoes. Alex Ovechkin made me do that. He said if I won't do that, he will cut my suit next day. At one point I had to climb under the table, crawl towards massage therapist and ketchup his shoes.
Were you caught?
No. I crawled and didn't touch anyone, though my hands were shaking badly. When I returned to my place, someone knocked over a glass and said that everyone should check their shoes. The masseur was very surprised when he saw that his suede shoe were ruined. Everyone was laughing.
We don't have it in Russia for sure.
At the Locomotive rookies dinner I sang a [Russian] song, "A coward does not play hockey." Everyone enjoyed it.
Does the town really smell like chocolate in Hershey?
Yes, of course. There's nothing more there than a factory and a training rink.
If you live in that city a year or two, will you get depressed? Since there's nothing else, only the factory and an ice rink.
A year or two! You'll get depression after two months. It exactly began for me in eight weeks. I started to go crazy, there is absolutely nothing to do. I tried to communicate more with friends, to spend more time with other guys from the team as much as possible, but it didn't work because of my bad English.
They say that the worst city to live in America is Buffalo.
Hershey is worse. I've lived in big cities before, like Samara, Yaroslavl. So it was very difficult. But people who live there, they all like it. We always had a lot of spectators at the hockey arena, there are no other attractions in town. Hershey's arena can fit 10,000 people.
Can you name three must see places in Washington?
I'd take my friends to the Capitol. Great place, must be visited. We'd walk around the White House. And there is a place, I'll have forgotten what it is called, but I was a frequent visitor. It's park near the city, there are waterfalls, beautiful nature. People go there to relax, barbecue, spend good time.
What about the places one shouldn't be in Washington?
After ten o'clock at night it is better not to drive into the black neighborhoods.
You speak as if they were there after ten.
I was, once. Strayed from the road, turned the wrong place and realized that I was in trouble. I was almost stopped on the road.
What happened?
The locals went out, foursome. They got up in the chain on the road, began to shout something. I certainly did not stop, managed to go around and stepped on it. Now I just try not to get back there again in the evening. They have their own laws.
Did you drive a nice car?
Yes, I had a decent one.
You can tell who is Russian in the NHL from the cars they are driving.
It's not only for Russians, but also for all Europeans. Somehow it seems to me that the representatives of the Old World just get nice cars. The Americans can also have a decent ones, but not so much. They are mostly patriotic, buy American makes.
Who has the coolest car?
Sasha Ovechkin has a decent car collection. Nobody, for example, from "Colorado", can be compare with him. We just have a very young team, not the highest salaries.
They say that even the wealthiest players in the NHL don't have the coolest cars. Rick Nash drives a truck.
That's Americans. They are so careful with money. They prefer to invest the money in home and this is logical, because the price for it will always grow. And the cost of the car will always fall after the purchase.
What kind of music makes you uncomfortable, doesn't tune you up for the game?
Country, of course. I totally hate it. You come into the locker room in the morning, you want to wake up, and there is country music. I don't know what they find in it.
You can turn it off.
But where am I against thirty people. But in Hershey I was in a constant struggle. Shouted to them that I can't listen to it. To no avail. They love country music.
Did you introduce Russian music to your teammates?
It was at Colorado rookies dinner. It was a team's party and I was a DJ. I put the music from my iPod. By the way, everybody liked it. Even asked where to download it. And from the artists they like Timati, he has a few songs in English. I didn't include the artists singing in Russian. They would not understand me.
And how do you feel about heavy gangsta rap?
It's okay. I like two or three songs. It is unrealistic to listen, I don't understand most of the words. They rap very fast, with a terrible accent. I think a lot of Americans don't understand it either.
You met with Timofey Mozgov, but could not get see a basketball game?
Could not, unfortunately. Our teams have very different schedule. But Mozgov has made a most favorable impression on me. The guy is cool. But, man, he is huge! I looked at him and felt like a dwarf.
How did you feel about the NBA? In America basketball is only in the third place in popularity.
To be honest, I don't follow it closely, but would love to go and see the game. In four years I was at two or three games. My preferences like anybody's, "Los Angeles" with Bryant, "Miami" with LeBron. I wouldn't go to the "Charlotte" - "Sacramento" game.
What about baseball?
It's a wild sport. But the rules are simple, I figured them out in half an hour. The main thing is to come to the stadium and sit down at the net, where the batter stands. And then you realize who to follow and who is running where.
Alexander Burmistrov admitted that after three hours at the stadium he almost fell asleep at the game.
Exactly, the same feeling. Two hours later, I began to cry, I wanted to leave. Four hours later, I became hysterical, I didn't know what to do.
You could leave.
I could not. The whole team came and I had to be at the game. But it was terrible five and a half hours. It's boring.
Do you have a better relationship with American football?
I even sometimes watch it on TV. As of Super Bowl, well, we watch it together with the whole team. Make bets, but I've never won. It is not clear at all where I put my money, apparently, I am not so good at this sport.
Have you ever be able to guess the winner right?
In the playoffs I always put on good teams, but none of them got to the finals.
Do you feel that in America hockey is less popular?
Maybe not in Washington, but certainly true in Colorado, not a big fanbase. I was recognized only once, I even was surprised. After you move from one state to another, you have to get a new drivers license. So I was doing it and the person who did that said that I had the same last name as the Avs goalie. I said, "are you serious?"
What are you still not accustomed to in America?
To smile to every passerby. It's nice, but after three or four months you get tired.
Fat women, is it really the scourge for America?
Not in all states. In Colorado it's not a problem. Very athletic state, a lot of slender girls. In Washington, it was horrible.
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... Challenges as a short-priced favourite, Prebble looks far-less likely at $8.50. Darren Beadman has a good chance of claiming a couple of 12-pointers, but with only four rides in total - half ... of his own to runaway premiership leader Prebble. Challenge odds 1. D Whyte $2.60 2. J Lloyd $8.50 3. J Victoire $7.50 4. B Prebble $8.50 5. D Beadman $11.00 6. O Doleuze $13.00 7. W Pike $14.00 ...
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This hotel is a real gem. The situation is fine, but the staff are really first class in every way. I arrived by car, and the hotel receptionist guided me to a parking spot on the forecourt. The Hotel is in a quiet location, but within easy reach of shops, and taxis. I thoroughly recommend this hotel for anyone who needs to visit Derby and the surrounding area.
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July 12, 2012 18:30 ET
The headlines and stories today tell a sad, disgusting story:
Report: Penn State Officials Hid Abuse
Penn State scandal: Freeh Report blasts disregard for welfare of victims
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Penn State board takes 'full responsibility' for failures
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Penn State football likely to sidestep suspension-experts
Dramatic? Yes.
Pathetic? Very much so.
The biggest concern of Penn State fans and those centrally involved in this scandal is not the children, oh hell no, we can not worry about the children.
It's about legacies.
A statue.
Is this scandal where children, I repeat, CHILDREN, were raped by an adult in authority. Yet the biggest concerns expressed by some alumni, some media members, and of course the perverse apologists of the sports media and the Happy Valley region?
Does this mean players will leave the team?
God can not damn those defending the actions by these souls defending the likes of Jerry Sandusky fast enough for this writer.
America is in decline and this episode is a reflection of a society without morals, with a bitter disregard for the rule of law, and willingness of profit to surpass proper, hell, decent human behavior over right and wrong. If I were a Pennsylvania State University (hereafter known as "Pedophile State University") alumni, I would not be ashamed of my degree or the education program, but demanding a cessation of all aspects of the football program until the entire matter is settled. In this case, some estimates of settling this nightmare exceed $300 million and based on the reading of the Sandusky trial transcripts, more likely in excess of half a billion dollars. Then again, I'm an optimist.
If the primary concerns are the reactions of the television networks, the Big Ten, and gee, those innocent players had nothing to do with this, then I hope, I pray the Feds throw the book at every party implicated in the Jerry Sandusky trial and the Freeh Report below. America is experiencing a systemic decline where morality is a convenience and the abdication of protecting our children in the name of television contracts, profit, and "legacies" surpasses the needs of our future. This is what happened to Rome and how the fall accelerated as the duty to what is right was replaced by selfish gratification by destroying others, as opposed to using one's selfishness to work hard, create a better society, and profit from one's hard work to enhance the civilization.
We are Rome.
We are falling.
The time to reverse this decline is running short.
Or is it time to worry about the kickoff and the "Las Vegas Line" for betting odds on the next Penn State football game?
The actions of the NCAA, Big Ten, the State of Pennsylvania, and the FBI will answer the questions above. I do not hold out much faith that a just and moral course will be chosen.
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As OpenMoko CEO Sean Moss-Pultz was announcing his departure from the mobile phone project, he mentioned as an aside that we was indeed working on yet another project. His Plan B has now been completed.
In his Plan B message to the community in June, Moss-Pultz alluded to a possible WikiReader, a small touchscreen device with the entire Wikipedia on a mini-SD memory card. The WikiReader operates neither on a WLAN connection nor 3G. It is currently orderable at $99.
The WikiReader, branded as "Wikipedia in Your Pocket," is keen on making reading Wikipedia an entertainment factor. The device has three buttons, Search for searching, History lists the previous searches and Random calls up a randomly selected article. The device distinguishes itself by its particularly low power usage: the two AAA batteries should last a year under normal use, mainly because the b&w display requires no backlighting.
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Unbeknownst to many Key residents and visitors, Christensen sells package liquor in his restaurant at 525 St. Judes Drive — a fact he thinks will be of interest to those who believe that there's nowhere to buy liquor on the island.
The package liquor "store" is located on a shelf to the immediate left of the restaurant entrance.
For a list of products available, visit harrys.com/restaurant/packaged/liquor.
+ Wedding websites show love for Sandbar, BeachHouse
Two wedding websites recently showed some love to the Chiles Restaurant Group's Sandbar, on Anna Maria, and BeachHouse Restaurant, on Bradenton Beach.
Both restaurants received the Wedding Wire Bride's Choice Awards 2013 award for ceremony and reception venues, placing the restaurants and their staffs in the top 5% of wedding professionals in the Wedding Wire community, based on surveys from more than 750,000 newlyweds.
This is the fifth year for the Sandbar and the fourth year for the BeachHouse receiving the recognition.
The restaurants were also selected as 2013 winners in The Knot Best of Weddings on theknot.com. This is the seventh time for the Sandbar and the fifth year for the BeachHouse to receive The Knot's Best of Weddings award.
+ Mote appoints new fundraising officials
Mote Marine Laboratory has appointed Susan May as director of donor data management and Amy Sankes as major gifts officer. Both will help raise funding support for research efforts that are the top priority in Mote's 2020 Vision and Strategic Plan.
May will manage the data systems that support Mote's development efforts; oversee its membership activities; and gather and organize information for donors, members and aquarium members. She is the previous CEO for the Van Wezel Foundation Inc.
Sankes will be responsible for managing and growing Mote's relationships with donors interested in making significant contributions to science, education and outreach. She previously served as senior director of development for the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art and Florida State University Foundation.
+ Circle Association launches revamped website
The St. Armands Circle Association has refreshed its website. The website has a new look and new features, such as a section that features store happenings.
Visit starmandscircleassoc.com.
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Commission savors the sunshine
The weather on Longboat Key was cloudy on the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 11, but the Longboat Key Town Commission stayed in the sunshine, as far as the Longboat Observer could tell. -
Resident keeps eye on the pie
Inspired by her mother's homemade banana cream pie, Bird Key resident Kim Manning had a sweet idea: key lime with a twist. -
Show us your spirit this season
This week, our reporters will make our final decisions on our favorite displays of holiday cheer for our "Spirit of the Season" contest. This year's competition isn't limited to lights.


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