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The West Jefferson Town Aldermen are planning a centennial celebration for West Jefferson in 2015 - an event truly 100 years in the making.
During the West Jefferson Town Aldermen Meeting on Dec. 3, the aldermen decided to form a committee that will plan the celebration.
Also, Gene Hafer, a local historian, was approached by town officials and asked to be an advisor for the celebration.
"They needed someone with experience and I offered to help," said Hafer.
Along with his knowledge of the town's history, Hafer served as chair for a committee that planned Raleigh's bicentennial celebration in 1992.
"This project is still very much in the planning stages," said Hafer
"Right now, the main thing we are working on is trying to get as many people involved with the project as possible," said Hafer.
Sign up sheets will be available at West Jefferson Town Hall. Afterwords, they will be taken to the Ashe County Chamber of Commerce, the West Jefferson Business Association, and other businesses in town.
"Positions and committees will be determined after we see who signs up," said Hafer.
On Monday, Jan. 8, the Ashe County Board of Commissioners approved $15,000 of funding for West Jefferson's centennial celebration in a 4-1 vote.
Commissioner Gerald Price voted against the $15,000 pledge, advising the BOC give West Jefferson $7,500 "at the proper time and as things develop."
"This event is in 2015 and we are entertaining a commitment of $15,000?" said Price to the board.
BOC Chair Larry Rhodes said this expense won't be paid until much later and may not be in this budget year.
"Let me point out this is a big event, a celebration, and something of significance," said Rhodes.
Even though the celebration is more than two years away, Hafer said he will constantly update the town alderman about the celebration's progress.

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Outreach activities at City Center include cooking and distributing meals to formerly homeless people; providing dharma books, pen pals and meditation classes for prison and jail inmates; activities with families in transitional housing; and bringing meditation and stress reduction classes to people in rehabilitation facilities, senior housing and jail. We provide memorial services for those who have died in residence hotels. Zen Center also offers meditation training for the staffs of these organizations and for other community groups. We welcome volunteers for the following outreach activities. See below for details.
Contacting Us
The proceeds from City Center's biannual book sales go to support Zen Center's outreach activities to prisoners, to families in transition, to those in rehabilitation facilities, and other venues. The next sale begins May 1, 2015. Please come browse in the lobby and donate what you can.
As we have done over the past several years, Zen Center will be cooperating with the San Francisco Food Bank by sponsoring a food drive at City Center. A barrel for donations of nonperishable food will be in the lobby from mid-November through the end of December. (Donations in glass bottles and jars are discouraged.)
The Zen Center Outreach Department, supported by volunteers, currently brings meals to residents of the Richardson Apartments in Hayes Valley. The residents of the apartments are formerly homeless individuals who have conditions (physical or psychiatric) for which they require assistance to live independently. If you are interested in helping, please contact the Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator, Jeffrey Schneider. He may be reached at either 415.354.0379 or by email.
Zen Center organizes field trips and other events for children and families in neighborhood transitional housing. Volunteers with ideas, energy, transportation, talents, and/or planning skills are warmly invited to get involved. Contact the Outreach office via email or at 415.354.0379.
Prison Correspondence: We match prisoners who wish to discuss their Buddhist practice with volunteer pen pals. You need not have learning in Buddhist scholastics; merely a compassionate heart, a wish to be of service, and about half an hour a month. All mail comes through the Zen Center office and you may, if you wish, choose a pseudonym to protect your anonymity. In addition, we have a fund which allows us to send Buddhist books to prisoners at no cost to the pen pal. Guidelines, a sample first letter and on-going support are provided. If you are interested in the Prison Correspondence Program, please contact Outreach Coordinator Jeffrey Schneider at firstname.lastname@example.com, or at 415.354.0379. Meditation and Stress Reduction in Jail: We visit the San Francisco jail on a regular basis bringing meditation and stress reduction practices to the incarcerated.
This is a drop-in group for those interested in exploring the connection between Buddhist teaching and practice and recovery work. See our Meditation in Recovery web page for more information.


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It's exactly what I ordered and wanted.
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Perfect book for small collections of related discs.Easy to manipulate because of few sleeves.Not heavy or cumbersome.
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I use this in my car.Handy and well made. Should hold up for many, many cycles of use
16 Capacity CD Wallet
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My only complaint about these books is that it is hard to bend the flaps of the sleeves back without damging or ripping the sleeves themselves.It is not a major problem but the product offers resistance and the disc scratches against the folded-open flap.If a person is already conscious of trying to protect the disc they are not holding the underside of the disc, so, you already have a disadvantage because you are not holding the disc in a way to make the movement any easier, and, it is hard to get your fingers to grab and lift the flap in order to fold it back.
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Acrylic Lovely style. I hate acrylic. It is too hot in warm climates like South Texas. It doesn't breathe so body ordor becomes a problem. Please figure out something else to make a sweater out of. July 13, 2015
nice style, runs large I had to give away a black coat that had a ruffle around the neck and down the front because it was too tight. So I bought this as kind of a replacement. I will probably wear it a lot even if it is larger than I expected. I usually wear a medium and wanted to make sure I could wear this over another heavy item of clothing. The ruffles don't seem to be gathered as much on one side as the other, but I'm hoping that no one else will notice. January 9, 2015
Uneven fit The sweater looks nice but it comes with an uneven fit. The body is too tight yet the sleeves are really huge. Another reviewer warned the fit is too small. So, I ordered large. The sweater fits around my torso, waist and hip, but my arms are swimming in the sleeves. I am not sure if this is worth the price. December 12, 2014
Runs Way Small I order from TS all the time - like every couple of weeks. This sweater is inordinately small, and I had to exchange it for a larger size. Otherwise, it's cute, and I'll use it a lot as soon as I get the larger one. October 30, 2014
Go Up a Size This runs REALLY SMALL. Although I am a 10-12 normally and the catalogue said a L would fit 14-16 the L was way too small. I'm waiting for the XL now and just praying it will fit. October 9, 2014
a fine cardigan This cardigan work quite well with any number of blouses or tops, with necklaces or scarves. It's a little swishy which is nice. Runs small. November 11, 2014
Oh so soft versatile sweater! Ordered & received my sweater just in time to wear during my autumn trip to the Upstate NY wine country. I purchased it in the camel color which is going to look good with both khakis & jeans as well as an evening wrap over a dress for dining out. Really quite like the open ruffled style, the length and the oh so soft hand. Just might have to buy another sweater in another color or two upon my return home. September 13, 2014
TRUE TO SIZE I followed the advice of others and ordered a medium. Unless I received a Large mistakenly labeled as a medium, this ran try to size if not larger. I returned it and am anxiously awaiting my small. I am 130 lbs and while pear shaped have a 32C bust and. I normally take a small so I should have just ordered the small. I was concerned that the sleeves would be too short as my arms are a little long but they were plenty long. The sleeved themselves are very large (wide). My husband said I was swimming in it. The quality seemed great, no wrinkles, I would have worn it from the package. September 4, 2014
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Does Apple need to bring iTunes Radio to the web? [Poll]
Microsoft is the latest music service provider to launch a web version of their player, so does Apple need to follow suit and bring iTunes Radio to the browser? While it may not have yet officially launched beyond the registered developers with access to iOS 7, it's an interesting question to think about. After all, Apple is pretty much the last major player to get into the music streaming game, and as things stand they'll be the only major player without a web app when iTunes Radio does finally launch properly.
The argument for a web based player is slightly confusing. Because the music is streaming, a data connection is required at all times. So, since you'll be online to play iTunes Radio anyway, why not just use iTunes? The flip side of that is that since a data connection is required at all times, why wouldn't there be a web app as well? We also need to remember that be it Windows or Mac, some people just don't like using the iTunes desktop app. Folks that use other, perhaps work, computers that either can't or dont want to install iTunes would also benefit from the availability of a web player.
Time spent within a web browser is ever increasing, and Apple is even following the likes of Google and Microsoft this fall by taking the iWork suite of apps to the web using iCloud. With a web portal already in play for iCloud, you would hope that even if not at launch, iTunes Radio would eventually find its way in there. What do you think? Is iTunes incomplete for your without a web based player, or does really not matter at all? Drop your vote in the poll up top and your thoughts in the comments below!
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Itunes should have been totally redone long ago. I'm not saying change the outside or the look. I think it looks ok but it's so darn slow and cumbersome.
It is indeed very cumbersome and dated ! It could do with a rethink for sure.
It's really not that confusing. if you're at work and using a work PC, it would be helpful to have a web player.
If only apple would make itunes better and more clean and blends like the ios 7, iradio is fine but it would be even more better if the stream songs in different countries? ( or thats what it is?)


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- The department sponsors its own lecture series and is often a co-sponsor in other ONU events and activities.
- The flexible currriculum allows special topics courses such as "Socrates and Nietzsche", "Job and Its Interpreters", "German Idealism", and "Animal Ethics".
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Chaplin: A Life in Concert
One actor, one piano, one unforgettable performance. This is "Chaplin – A Life. In Concert", a unique evening of Musical Theater which dramatizes, in song, the life story of the brilliant artist, Charlie Chaplin. The show stars multi-platinum award-winning Performer/Composer, David Pomeranz who portrays more than 40 of the colorful characters in Charlie's life.
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Celebration of artistic heritage featuring a juried fine art festival and craft show with jewelry, ceramics, paintings, photography, and other mediums available for purchase. This festival also includes artist demos, music, performing arts, a children's station and more!
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Our popular family picnic returns! Enjoy hot dogs & hamburgers along with roasted corn on the cob, homemade pies, and sweet taffy apples. There will be plenty of entertainment, including games, races, and a fishing tournament for kids. The giant woodpile will be back, so kids can use hammers, nails, and paint to create whatever they want. Make & Take Corn Husk Dolls project. There is no general admission fee, and tickets will be available for all food, drinks, and activities.
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For the first time, original Broadway and movie "Rent" co-stars Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp come together in a special concert evening. These two Broadway veterans return to the concert stage in a pop/rock evening celebrating their individual musical careers as well as the Broadway cultural hit, "Rent." These two friends and co-stars will share stories about the hit show that brought them together. It's sure to be a popular concert tour following on the heels of their two year National Tour of the hit Broadway show. It's the concert fans have been waiting for!
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Fall Festival of the Arts
A juried fine art show featuring over 100 artists from all over the Midwest displaying their work of art in the beautiful gardens of Oakbrook Center. Free admission and parking. Oakbrook Center welcomes out of town guests with the Premier Perks.
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Itasca Oktoberfest 2015
Celebrate all things German at Itasca's Annual Oktoberfest including Authentic German food and gift, music, and more! This free Oktoberfest on Orchard Street features a Kids Korner, the Johnny Wagner Band, and the kick off ceremony with Mayor Pruyen. The Jimmy Bavarians play on Saturday. It runs until 11:00 pm both nights.
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An intimate evening of jazz and blues with acoustic guitar picker, singer and songwriter Mary Flower. Seating is limited. Call for reservations.
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Cantigny Fall Festival
Enjoy a variety of activities including a Fall craft show, music, hayrides and more. Stop by Bertie's for a taste of autumn with a cup of hot cider or hot chocolate and something decadent to sink your teeth into.
Glen Ellyn Backyard BBQ
The Glen Ellyn Backyard BBQ Cook-Off will welcome BBQ chefs who want to put their grilling skills to the test in the 7th Annual Glen Ellyn Backyard BBQ Cook-Off. More than 60 teams participate in the largest amateur competition in the state of Illinois, and more than 1,800 attendees enjoyed the event each year. All proceeds from the event benefited the homeless families served by Bridge Communities.
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Families will have a blast at the carnival in the front of Town Center and their Bingo tent on all three days on the grounds behind Town Center. There will be several activities just for the kids and more fun events are being added every day, so stop by in August and join us for a fun weekend!
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"Voca People" is a thrilling musical adventure unlike anything you experienced before! Full of energy and bursting with comedy and fun, it features more than 80 all-time favorite hits including Madonna, Michael Jackson and even Mozart! No instruments, no sound effects - just eight incredible, talented singer-comedians. No better venue than historic Rialto Square theater. 8:00pm show. .
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Tommy James, the music legend responsible for the hits "Crimson & Clover," "Crystal Blue Persuasion," and "I Think We're Alone Now will perform with the Shondells. Tommy James has 23 gold singles, nine platinum albums and has sold more than 100 million records worldwide. Gary Puckett & The Union Gap will start the show.
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The inaugural Route 66 Kiwanis Art Fair in Romeoville, Illinois, on Aug. 22 will include a tribute to late Route 66 artist Bob Waldmire, and also will have a musical tribute to singer Nat King Cole, who popularized Bobby Troup's song "(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66." The fair will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 22 at the Edward Hospital Athletic and Event Center in Romeoville, and features live music, a children's tent, food booths and giveaways. Proceeds will fund charities and scholarships for area youth programs.


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So, am I the only one who thinks Rousimar held that sub too long? I know he's done it before and far worse, but if this is a thing, or a pattern, with this guy then there has to be some way to punish this.
So, am I the only one who thinks Rousimar held that sub too long? I know he's done it before and far worse, but if this is a thing, or a pattern, with this guy then there has to be some way to punish this.
You have to know what you don't know.
Meltzer said that the UFC is probably going to give him a 9 month suspension for being a prior offender and 9 months would be about the amount of time for him to miss the payday on what would be his next big fight. Couple that with the fact that, despite the win, alot of guys don't want to fight him because that type of shit is dangerous. I've heard talk of him getting dropped altogether because of this being the second glaring time and they cut Babalu for only one major foul...
I say, if and/or when he comes back and gets Maia.
You have to know what you don't know.
Palhares definitely went too long. Heck, Pierce was vocalizing his tap for a few seconds before Palhares let go. It's a shame that such a talented fighter may get let go because of this.
Why the UFC doesn't cut Simple Jack is beyond me.
There are many paths to freedom, not all are peaceful
Just rewatched it. I'm still not convinced. What I saw was Pierce tap and yell in pain. That still doesn't mean that Palhares has to let go of the hold. The ref jumped in and seemed to immediately try to break the hold. Looking at the direction that Rousimar was looking in he might not have seen what was going on. The average human reaction time is approximately 1.5 seconds and I don't think there is much more time, if any between the time the ref jumps in and the time the hold is released.
Held too long. I thought it was pretty obvious and was yelling at the tv myself. Had this been his first offense, I could see the excuses being used. But every time I see him go for the leg, I'm fully expecting him to tear stuff.
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You have to know what you don't know.
I can't believe this is a debate.
4 times toquinho has pulled this shit. 4 times....in 15 fucking wins. 4 times in 11 subs.
Think about that for a second.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
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This was the first PPV in a long time I skipped and from the sounds of it I'm glad I did.
I just looked at the schedule of upcoming events on UFC.com. The next two are on fight pass so I wont be watching those. Hendricks vs Lawler I'll definitely be watching as well as Henderson vs Shogun but then its another fight pass followed by TUF nations finals.
In 2013 I missed only one event and that was because I was in Rome and couldn't find someplace showing it . This year I've already missed two free cards a PPV and will be missing 3 or 4 of the next 6 events.
I've ordered a lot of weak PPV cards just out of habit. Missing 4 or 5 events out of 7 including three in a row is likely to break me of that habit. Maybe having lots of weak cards, fight pass, overhyping Ronda, calling every other person number one pound for pound and bashing your former champions is bringing in new fans and making money, I don't know. What I do know is it's driving me and a number of my friends away.


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Bishop England head coach Bryan Grevey watched his team grow up in the Lake Marion Invitational last weekend and says he expects it to pay dividends as they return to region play next week.
The Bishops finished 1-2 overall but led at halftime of all three games. They dominated East Clarendon Thursday and were seconds from knocking off Class 4A Berkeley Saturday.
"I really enjoy going to tournaments like this because it allows us to go in an area we never really get to go and gives the kids and our school different exposure, so to speak," Grevey said. "This experience will help us immeasurably when we get into the meat of region play."
Bishop England held a four-point lead in the final minute of overtime against Berkeley before two turnovers washed away the advantage. Scoreless on the day, Demery Ford stepped to the free-throw line for Berkeley with less than 10 seconds to play and gave the Stags a 60-59 win.
Dillon Corbett scored 16 points in the first half and finished with 22 and six rebounds, while B.J. Grevey added 25 on 7-of-10 shooting with six rebounds.
"We had a couple mental breakdowns at the end but this was a great learning experience for our team," Coach Grevey said. "This won't be the last tough situation we'll be in at the end of a game this season. So hopefully we take something from today that we can use down the road."
The Bishops defense was smothering Thursday, holding East Clarendon scoreless in the first quarter and allowing just four points in the second. Bishop England came away with 21 steals in a 56-24 drubbing.
With a 20-point lead in the fourth quarter, Coach Grevey called off his press and emptied out his bench. Fifteen Bishops saw the floor Thursday. Grevey finished with a game-high 21 points on 5-of-7 shooting from beyond the arc. Corbett added four points, seven rebounds, while Taylor Howell scored six points, with six steals and four assists. Bishop England shot 45 percent from the field, 50 percent from three, and dominated the defensive glass with 23 defensive rebounds.
"I thought we did a very good job on the boards, limiting them to one shot each possession," Coach Grevey said. "Overall, we played well overall but when you play defense and rebound the way we did today, it really helps your cause."
Friday, Bishop England held a two-point halftime lead over Stratford but was shutout in the third quarter while the Knights seized control of the game. Coach Grevey says his team played well at times in the loss and, hopefully, learned the importance of a playing complete game for four quarters. Corbett led Bishop England with 14 points with seven rebounds. Howell added nine points and four steals, and Grevey turned in eight points and five rebounds.
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Beginning with Issue #185 in October, SPAWN will feature a new creative team, including SPAWN creator Todd McFarlane, Image Comics co-founder Whilce Portacio and writer Brian Holguin.
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"We've just been talking with everybody involved about what we can do to inspire the readers," McFarlane says. "One of them was to take the book in a different direction in terms of the storyline, and the other was to take it in a bit of a different direction artistically, too."
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day 1739, 'Richard Palmer' identified in prison at York Castle as the notorious outlaw DICK TURPIN; IN 1836, Battle of the Alamo begins near San Antonio de Bexar, Texas; 1896, the Tootsie Roll invented by LEO HIRSCHFELD.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1472, Orkney, Shetland islands put up as collateral by Norway to Scotland in lieu of dowry for MARGARET OF DENMARK on her marriage with JAMES III, king of Scotland; 1962, JOHN GLENN first American to orbit Earth.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: City mayoral candidates debate campaign issues; Hartford, Conn., woman still missing; Neal Goswami reports attempts to legislate suicide; local woman loses 100 pounds through TOPS program.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1878, JOHN TUNSTALL murdered near Lincoln, New Mexico, by the outlaw JESSE EVANS; in 1930, ELM FARM OLLIE first cow to fly in aircraft, first to be milked airborne; 1955, nuke test WASP; '79, snow in Sahara.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Rutland Herald News Editor Alan J. Keays and staff writer Gordon Dritschilo discuss stories planned for the February 18, 2015, edition of the newspaper: Winter budgets maxed, legal marijuana, Springfield bank job, USPS slowdown
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1249 AD, ANDRE of LONGJUMEAU is dispatched by LOUIS IX of France to meet the KHAGAN, ruler of the Mongol Empire; in 1804, during 1st Barbary War, STEPHEN DECATUR scuttles the pirate-held USS Philadelphia in Tripoli.