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The West Bengal government Sunday announced special tourist packages during the coming Durga Puja season to attract more visitors to the state.
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Elvis Is Only the Beginning
By Helen Watkins Norman
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In the Memphis and Shelby County Archives building's cavernous Hall of Records, observed only by the occasional worker and dusty portraits of President Andrew Jackson and Memphis Mayor E.H. "Boss" Crump, Millie Worley was looking for clues.
The history sleuth pored over a massive, crumbling, handwritten volume that contains court arrest records from the 1860s. One of 14 Rhodes students enrolled in the college's Institute for Regional Studies which began in summer 2003, the tenacious researcher had been there for days. Her mission: to determine the truth about the Memphis Race Riots of 1866.
Worley and her Rhodes Institute research fellows spent part of last summer soaking up what Prof. Tim Sharp describes as "the rich brew" of local culture and history. It's all part of the research regimen, preparing them to write in, about and for the Mid-South.
The eight-week residential program of study and research accomplishes two major goals that Rhodes President William Troutt and the Rhodes Board of Trustees have set for the coming years: to build more bridges between Rhodes and the local community and to increase opportunities for undergraduate research.
The institute, now part of Rhodes CARES (the Center for Academic Research and Education through Service), was launched when the Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable Trust of Wichita Falls, TX, announced a $6.5 million gift to Rhodes in spring 2002. Approximately $550,000 of that gift was earmarked for the Institute for Regional Studies, helping to fund the program for six years. Rhodes, which is also contributing significant sums to the institute, hopes to raise additional money to fund the program permanently.
The first two weeks of last summer's program, participants read broadly about the region's music, history, politics, religion and economy. They attended seminars led by five noted Rhodes professors as well as visiting experts from Memphis and afar. They toured sites important to the region's development, from Mud Island to Beale Street to historic Elmwood Cemetery to the Stax Museum of Soul Music to a sorting hub for Federal Express to the Civil Rights Museum and Shiloh Civil War battlefield.
Then guided by their faculty mentors, they spent five weeks doing research and writing a 30-page paper focused on some aspect of the Mid-South. Their summer projects led them to church basements and sanctuaries, special library collections and museums, the Internet, corporate office suites, a downtown foundation, racetracks and casinos and people's homes and businesses across Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas.
Memphis Soul
The 14 institute fellows gathered who for a class session on Memphis music, the inaugural session of the Institute for Regional Studies, met their professors Mike Nelson (political science), Tim Huebner (history), Tim Sharp (music), Luther Ivory (religious studies and race relations/civil rights) and Deborah Pittman '71 (business).
According to institute director Tim Huebner, an associate professor of history, the professors were hand-picked to lead the institute in part because of the disciplines they represent.
"If you're going to talk about Memphis, the Mid-South and the Mississippi Delta region, you have to talk about the music and about race relations and civil rights," said Huebner.
The political complexion and history of the state and region and religion are also critical as is Memphis's evolving role as a national distribution and transportation hub, he explained. Because there are a number of disciplines that relate to Memphis and the Mid-South, however, the faculty and subject areas will change year to year, Huebner said. This summer, the Institute is adding English to the lineup.
Institute fellows grappled with the history of the region, discovering from Prof. Huebner that "there is one South, but there are also many Souths. The South is not a wholly unified region." They learned that Tennessee, with fewer slaves than its more southern neighbors, was the last state to secede from the Union and that the state is second only to Virginia in the number of Civil War battles fought on its soil.
They learned from assistant professor of business Deborah Pittman, a former Memphis banker, about the era of Congressman and Mayor Edward "Boss" Crump and the economic changes that occurred during the Democratic boss's 44-year-hold on the region. They learned of Memphis's development as a distribution center.
They learned from Michael Nelson, professor of political science, the important role Tennessee has played in national politics. The state produced three presidents between 1829 and 1869, and was the first of what were then the "western" states to send a president to the White House. Participants learned that Tennessee's voting patterns on the eve of the Civil War still persist today. They also learned why Tennessee has produced so many individuals who have gone on to become national political figures. As guest speaker Jackson Baker of the Memphis Flyer newspaper noted, when it comes to national presidential elections, "Tennessee is a barometer for the rest of the nation."
From Luther Ivory, assistant professor of religious studies and the only Memphis native among the five leaders, they learned what Memphis and Rhodes were like on the eve of the Civil Rights movement. During his teen years Ivory lived near Rhodes, walking past the college on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the designated days when African Americans could visit the Memphis Zoo across from the Rhodes campus.
With the fervor of a televangelist (he is also an ordained Presbyterian minister and former pastor of COGIC , Lutheran, Baptist, CME and Presbyterian churches) and the confidence of a scholar (he has written the book on the theological legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.), Ivory transported students into the black church. He spoke of the church's importance in the lives of African Americans and in the development of the modern civil rights movement.
For two weeks the immersion continued. One morning participants were treading on the hallowed ground of Elmwood Cemetery, dead magnolia leaves crunching underfoot, as they eased in for a closer look at the Confederate Monument. Another afternoon they were in the Stax Museum of Soul Music gazing reverently at the Hammond B-3 organ once played by Booker T and the MGs or at Isaac Hayes's blue Cadillac with its gold-plated windshield wipers.
"It made Memphis seem so much more three-dimensional than it was before," junior Millie Worley said of the experience.
Teresa Clower, 21, a Rhodes senior, agreed.
"It was the most intense summer I've ever had," said Clower, a political science major who examined how local churches have responded to the issue of school prayer. "This region was our classroom and there was so much to learn."
The Community Is Their Oyster
While the intensive tutorial on the Mid-South was eye-opening, most participants would agree that the real crux of the Institute is the research experience, the chance to dig deep into a subject in which they are interested, the chance to work one-on-one with a faculty mentor.
"The program is unlike anything I have ever seen or heard," said associate professor of history Tim Huebner, the director of the Institute and an authority on Southern history. "It gives students the opportunity to understand and experience what real academic research is. That means they're not forced to write a research paper while they're taking five different courses or while they're trying to manage all their campus activities. We give students the opportunity to do research not only about Memphis in the past or right now, but also about this whole region. Our regional focus is unique in that we are giving students maximum leeway in the breadth of their topics."
"Participants cannot have an outside job," Huebner continued. "They cannot go to summer school. This is what they are doing. This is their summer job. They are getting paid (a $2,500 stipend) to do research."
To apply to the program, a student must be a rising junior or senior and have a minimum 3.0 grade point average. Applicants are selected on the basis of a research proposal. The 14 participants during summer '03 were selected from 28 applicants. Huebner expects the competition to increase as more students learn of the program.
Not only are the research fellows paid a stipend, their housing and meals are covered, and the program actually picks up the tab for any research expenses.
And what a range of topics the first Institute's participants chose:
Daniel Anglin did research on Christopher Phillip Winkler, a now-obscure but once-prominent church musician and prolific composer in Memphis from the 1850s-1902, arguably the most important local musician of his time. The high point of Anglin's research was the discovery of about 80 heretofore unknown compositions by Winkler. This past fall Anglin presented a recital of Winkler's work, attracting the composer's descendents from around the country.
Memphis music also proved a powerful lure for Emily Goodman and Brian London, who researched and wrote the definitive 25-year history of the W.C. Handy Blues Awards, an annual music celebration run by the privately-funded Memphis Blues Foundation.
With Professor Mike Nelson's expertise on Mid-South gambling at their disposal, three students chose to focus their projects on gambling. Chris Ebersole, who holds the distinction of being the least southern of the Institute's participants (he hails from Eagle River, AK), focused on the aftereffects of 10 years of casino gambling on Mississippi. Dan Calvert looked at why and how Tennessee finally passed a lottery in 2003. Chris Hathorn studied why a lottery keeps failing in Arkansas.
The focus shifted from gambling to its frequent nemesis, the church, with Lindsey Seifert, Marissa Foshee and Teresa Clower all focusing on the local religious community. Seifert looked at how various African-American churches express postmodern theology; Foshee, at racial integration practices in a handful of Memphis churches; and Clower, at the church's response to the removal of school prayer in public schools.
In business, Mike Wisniowski examined several local companies' use of interest rate swaps to hedge the risk of fluctuating interest rates. Logan Sevens studied the Security and Exchange Commission's Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and its effect on local businesses—primarily on their audit committees. The act attempts to protect shareholders from abuse by corporate boards and executives.
History research ran the gamut from a study of rockabilly founders Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis (by Hailey Hopper) to the role of the Memphis NAACP in leading the local school desegregation battle (by Meg Chambers) to Millie Worley's study of the Irish-Americans' role in the Memphis Race Riot of 1866.
"Some people would say you can't be an expert on something until you're 30," said Worley, 20, "but I would say that on this specific topic, I'm about as close to an expert as you're going to get. Most researchers haven't looked at some of the records I have...I may be the only one who has. While I still have a lot to learn, I'm probably the best person to ask if you have questions about (the 1866 riot)."
Marks of Distinction
The Rhodes Institute for Regional Studies involves Rhodes facilities, Rhodes professors and Rhodes students. But it is not a typical Rhodes course, participants agree.
First of all, there are no grades.
"Students are motivated differently," said music's Prof. Sharp. "They are truly seeking an answer to a question they own."
Second, it is a model of interdisciplinary learning.
"This course forces all of us when we're dealing with an issue—school prayer, business, the blues—to think of that issue from multiple perspectives," said Prof. Luther Ivory. "What's the music angle, what's the political angle?" Discussion is "fluid and laid back and collegial."
And you don't have to be a music major to be selected for a music research project or a history major to pursue history research.
Each week during the research phase of the Institute, participants and professors meet weekly as a group to report their progress and their failures. There's a great deal of exchange among students and professors. Business students offer suggestions to those working on music projects. History students point out new investigative paths to political science students. The final week of the program students give oral presentations of their research and are critiqued by their fellow students. This spring Institute fellows make oral presentations to the entire campus during the Undergraduate Research Symposium.
Each professor supervises the work of three students and meets individually and in small group sessions with them throughout the eight-week period. Prof. Tim Sharp will not let his students stop digging, he said, "until they get down to a primary source, until they know something is a fact. They can't just read it in a book."
Finally, the most tangible outcome of the class is the research itself—research that will add to the Mid-South's understanding of itself.
"The most important thing for us is to get this material into the hands of people who are interested in these topics," explained Institute director Tim Huebner. That may mean providing research papers to local libraries and journals to historians and newspapers, churches and policy-makers. "I think there will be many outlets for publishing these papers," said Huebner.
Living Their Research
On the last night of the Institute, the research fellows and their mentors gathered for an elegant dinner overlooking—but, of course—the Mississippi River. Robert Strandburg, a Rhodes psychology professor, was a special guest.
"What most impressed me," said Strandburg, who has become the college's new associate dean of academic affairs for undergraduate research, "was the conversation that night at dinner. I sat at a table with three other students and listening to them talk, I realized the conversation felt familiar, like conversations I had had with colleagues at academic conferences. These students were talking about their research. They were living that research. It was not just an assignment they had done and moved on.
"The Institute," said Strandburg, "has given these students confidence and a sense of identity as scholars."
Whole Lotta Research Goin′ On
Hailey Hopper, 21, wasn't even born in 1956 when Carl Perkins' Blue Suede Shoes won the triple crown of the recording industry, becoming the nation's first song to top the pop, rhythm and blues and country charts. But she's had a special connection with the rockabilly artist ever since she sold him Girl Scout cookies at age 9 in her hometown of Jackson, TN.
Last summer Hopper got to revisit the Perkins legacy through her research in Rhodes' Institute of Regional Studies. Her topic: the birth of rockabilly and the cultural and religious influences that shaped its founding fathers, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis.
Perkins, who died in 1998, lived down the street from Hopper when she was growing up and was a friend of her grandfather. When Hopper, a history major, decided to apply for the Institute, she knew that Perkins would provide an interesting focus for her summer of research.
"Rockabilly is a mixture of country and blues," Hopper said. "It is music that came out in the 1950s, especially from Sun Studios (the Memphis recording studio where Elvis also got his start). It was all these country boys taking the music they had grown up hearing on the Grand Ole Opry and mixing it with black music they'd heard picking cotton."
Hopper's research included stops at various music museums in Nashville, Jackson and Memphis as well as a visit to Sun Studio. She also interviewed family and musicians who had worked with the artists. One of those was W.S. Holland, a former drummer with Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash, who performed with them at the beginning and throughout their careers.
"Having a drummer with a band was new," said Hopper. "The first time that Johnny Cash played the Grande Ole Opry, they wouldn't let Holland play his drums. He had to play behind curtains. Cash told them that the only way he'd play there again was if they'd let his drummer out on stage with him."
Hopper also interviewed Perkins' oldest son Stan, a Jackson resident and drummer in Perkins' band for 20-plus years. She writes of Stan's memories of meeting performers like the Beatles and Eric Clapton, big fans of his father. The Beatles, she noted, recorded seven of Perkins' songs, more than any other artist they recorded.
Hopper wrote: "Other performers like Marty Stuart, the Judds, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival were influenced by the rockabilly sounds of Perkins, Cash and Lewis. Even groups like Matchbox Twenty, Live and Third Eye Blind as well as artist Kid Rock contributed to a recent compilation of rockabilly remakes. Thus, the sound of rockabilly can still be heard."
All Bets Off for Gamling′s Future in Arkansas
Arkansas has 600,000 acres of lakes, at least 146 Baptist churches and 85 Wal-Marts. But it doesn't have one casino—or a lottery, for that matter. Chris Hathorn, 21, spent the summer trying to determine why.
Hathorn, a junior, focused his Institute research on why Arkansas has consistently refused to legalize casino gambling and lotteries.
"There seems to be every reason in the world from a theoretical standpoint why Arkansas would want to adopt these measures," said Hathorn, a business and economics major who hopes one day to write for a major newspaper or magazine.
He cited Arkansas's revenue needs and the state's vehement opposition to increased taxes—conditions that seem to bode well for a state-run lottery. He noted that Arkansas already has one form of legalized gambling: pari-mutuel betting at its greyhound track in West Memphis and horse racing at Oaklawn in Hot Springs. Moreover, Arkansas is bordered by states where gambling is legal.
"Arkansas is an anomaly in the South in that time and time again gambling has come up and the state has refused except for the dog tracks and horse racing." In Arkansas, dog- and horse-racing are considered "games of skill," said Hathorn, and not "games of chance." The latter is outlawed by Arkansas's constitution. An amendment would be required to change Arkansas's constitutional roadblock to gambling.
The issue of gambling hit home, said Hathorn, who is from the small town of Pineville in the center of Louisiana. Hathorn's home state rushed full-speed into gambling in the 1990s under then-governor Edwin Edwards. Edwards was later convicted of racketeering and extortion related to casino gambling in the state.
"Gambling has been a major issue in the state as I was growing up," said Hathorn. "This was the first time, however, that I'd ever looked at gambling from the perspective of policy, how these things come to fruition."
Hathorn credits the strength of religious opposition to gambling as a major reason casinos and lotteries have failed in Arkansas. He also notes that gambling interests in surrounding states ( Mississippi's casino industry for one) have worked to keep gambling from spreading to Arkansas in an effort to shore up their own futures. Moreover, the proponents of gambling have lacked the political leadership and support to push gambling through.
The gambling proposals that have emerged have also been flawed, often tying lottery proposals to casino gambling.
Hathorn's institute mentor, professor of political science Michael Nelson, plans to study Hathorn's research for his second book on gambling: The Politics of Gambling in the South.
"It's gratifying to know that I am actually going to see some of this be useful to other people down the road," said Hathorn.
Diversity in the Pews
In one 24-hour period last summer, Marissa Foshee visited one predominantly black church and one predominantly white church, attended four distinctly different worship services and filled four bulletins with scribbled notes about the worship experiences. It was all part of her research project for the Rhodes Institute.
Foshee, 22, a religious studies major/music minor from Montgomery, AL, examined how seven Memphis churches—two predominantly black, two predominantly white and three racially diverse—have worked to bring about racial reconciliation and integration.
Her inspiration for the project came from a class on Martin Luther King Jr. taught by assistant professor of religious studies Luther Ivory.
"I'm a huge fan of Prof. Ivory. I knew I wanted to research the issue of integration in the church," she said, after hearing a quote from King that "the most segregated hour of Christian America is 11:00 on Sunday morning."
In addition to observing the style of the worship services, Foshee interviewed church staff as well as Mid-South experts on racial reconciliation in the church.
Here are some of her findings:
- Integration doesn't happen without intentionality in reaching out to other races.
- For integration to occur, churches must accept that racism is a sin.
- It takes more than a few "events" to bring about diversity. It takes a lifestyle and a long-term commitment. Racial reconciliation must be a top priority and church leadership must share that vision.
- The more racially diverse churches tend to have a greater diversity in their worship style.
"The integrated church that seems to be the most fruitful right now in terms of the growing membership and diversity, Christ the Rock, has the most diverse worship I have ever witnessed," Foshee wrote. Christ the Rock Metro Church in Memphis is 50 percent black, 50 percent white. "They included songs from Third Day, a modern Christian rock band, contemporary praise and worship songs and modern gospel music with a gospel choir."
Foshee also landed an internship with the local Grammy office (National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences) in Memphis, an opportunity that she discovered through her participation in the Rhodes Institute.
Chronicling the Blues
For two music-minded college students who love the blues, it doesn't get any better than this. Working last summer out of the cluttered basement of the Memphis Blues Foundation downtown, Emily Goodman, 21, and Brian London, 20, pieced together the 25-year history of the W.C. Handy Awards, a Memphis institution.
The awards, named for the "father" of the blues, William Christopher Handy, were begun in Memphis in 1980 "to breathe life back into the blues, a genre that by the 1970s had nearly become forgotten," according to Goodman and London.
Last June, as they were beginning work on their Institute project, Goodman, a Rhodes Singer and a senior music major from Wilson, NC, explained the process:
"We conducted interviews (with former executive directors of the foundation), looking over articles and programs from each year. We looked at the audiences...who showed up each year, what celebrities came to collect their awards and how that has varied over the years at the Handy Awards."
They also assembled a list of all the nominees and the winners of the Handys over the last 25 years.
"No one knows this information in its composite form except my two students," said Prof. Sharp.
"A lot of the research is not very glamorous," said London, who in addition to working on the Handy research, studied banjo on the side with Dr. Sharp.
London and Goodman dug through large unlabeled boxes, piles of photographs and countless file folders.
"But it's rewarding work. If I had a 40-page research paper on the history of calculus, I probably wouldn't approach it with the same zeal," joked London, a junior English major from Lewisburg, TN.
A special perk of the research experience was participating backstage in the 2003 annual Handy Awards at the Orpheum Theatre.
"It was our job to escort the winners to the press room where they would get their pictures taken and be interviewed," said Goodman.
The pair got to meet such entertainers as Delbert McClinton, Bobby Rush, Ruth Brown, pianist Pinetop Perkins and Louisiana bluesman Chris Thomas King, who appeared in the movie Oh Brother, Where Art Thou.
"Though plagued with constant leadership changes, legal battles and financial instability, the Blues Foundation has never failed to produce an awards program that could be deemed anything less than memorable," they wrote.
Setting the Record Straight
Surprisingly little has been written about the 1866 race riots in Memphis, and what has been written is skewed. That's the conclusion of Millie Worley, 20, a junior from Birmingham, who focused her summer research on the deadly post Civil War riots that killed 46 people, (two whites, 44 blacks), injured 75 and destroyed much of South Memphis.
On May 1, 1866, two horse-drawn hacks collided, according to Worley. The two drivers, one black and one white, fought after the incident and a small group of police officers (three current and one former) tried to arrest the black man. A group of black federal soldiers attempted to stop them and one white policeman was fatally wounded during the altercation. The two groups left the scene, pledging revenge. Over the next two days mobs of whites returned to the scene, burning more than 100 buildings, brutally shooting a youngster and an invalid and raping five unarmed black women. No white was hanged or jailed for his actions.
"In the past, research generally assumed that the rioting mob contained mostly Irish police and firemen and the riot erupted out of Irish-black tension," said Worley, who hopes one day to go to law school and work in the district attorney's office. What she discovered, however, in tracing evidence back to actual court records, city council minutes and payroll lists was that past historians had not done their homework.
Peeling back yellow acid-free wrappers, Worley carefully reviewed the voluminous court records for four years leading up to the riots, deciphering the handwritten notations and anachronistic abbreviations like (col.) for "colored" people. She looked for arrest records that might show previous racial profiling by officers who later participated in the riots. She found none. She also learned that only seven of the 68 people rioting were police officers.
The Congressional Report, upon which many historical accounts were later based, was biased against the Irish, Worley found. The committee writing the report wanted to overthrow the Irish rule in the city and the committee didn't even interview police or fire department witnesses.
Consequently, many of the scholarly articles that followed "oversimplify the riot, especially by grouping the Irish-Americans into one large category and approaching the riot as a collective Irish action," Worley wrote. She hopes to set the historical record straight, by submitting her findings to a scholarly journal for possible publication.


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4 Steps to Avoiding Your Own Credit Downgrade
We discussed earlier what you should do with your money in light of the country's credit downgrade, but what can the country's credit troubles teach us about our own finances?
Just like the national debt gets a credit rating, your credit score, given by each of the three consumer credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian and TransUnion), is your personal rating of creditworthiness.
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August 8th, 2011
6 Tips on Dealing with the U.S. Credit Downgrade
There's a lot of information floating around the World Wide Web about the recent U.S. credit downgrade. But what is the important information that consumers should know? Here we go over a few basics and how you should react in light of the changes in our economy.
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May 26th, 2011
Fact Sheet: What's in a Dollar Bill?
You know that one dollar bill you just shelled out for a small coffee?
Ever thought about what's it made of or where it came from? We answer those questions and more in our quick dollar-bill fact sheet. Read on, big spender!
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May 13th, 2011
Friday Roundup: Housing Market News
In a town hall aired Thursday, Obama urged banks to help out struggling homeowners, recognizing that lots of U.S. mortgage borrowers are still struggling, reports CNN Money. But if banks are to help homeowners by doling out longer-term mortgage modifications and principal reductions, it's going to take some time.
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March 29th, 2011
Are You a Returnaholic?
Last holiday season, retailers lost over three billion dollars to return fraud. That's why according to the National Retail Federation, 17% of stores last year tightened up their return policies.
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March 8th, 2011
Who Do You Love? Banks Battle It Out With Flashy New Ad Campaigns
Banks these days just aren't what they used to be. The numbers prove it.
A new study shows that the banking industry experienced minimal growth in 2010 as compared to 2009.
So, banks are combating the negative buzz with some new, out-of-the-box marketing strategies.
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February 16th, 2011
Obama's Budget: What You Need To Know
See, even the president has to budget. Earlier this week, President Obama presented a $3.7 trillion budget blueprint with his plan to cut our gigantor national debt and maintain vital government programs. See what these major changes could mean for you.
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November 22nd, 2010
The Big Squeeze – Newest Bank Fees To Watch Out For
Issuers and bankers are shelving their typical credit traps and pitfalls and sending a fresh new wave of charges that consumers must watch out for.
What are consumers to do? Be aware and stay vigilant, so read ahead.
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Mary Taylor Fitzgerald, 95, of Lakeview passed away on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, after a short illness.
Mary was born in Lakeview on April 22, 1918. She graduated from Lakeview High School in 1936. As a Daly Fund recipient she attended Oregon State University and continued on to get her teaching certificate from Southern Oregon College of Education.
Mary was married to Cornelius "Bob" Fitzgerald on March 4, 1946 at Old St. Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco, then returned to the family ranch in Plush. They were married 49 years.
Known by many as Mother Mary, she enjoyed playing bridge, participating in her children's activities and was active in promoting the cattle industry by serving as a local and state Cattlewomen president. She was recognized by Oregon State University with the Diamond Pioneer Agricultural Achievement Award. Proud of her Irish heritage she was the family historian and left a wealth of information. Throughout her life she worked as the Plush School teacher, for the Lake County Sheriff department, summers for the US Forest Service, as a switch board operator, bank assistant and wrote for the newspaper.
During WWII she served in the US Navy with the WAVES and had lunch with President Roosevelt. She was a lifetime member of Soroptimist, served many years as the GGG's advisor, was a member of the AAUW, Lake County Historical Society, was instrumental in establishing the Irish room at the Lake County Museum and was active in numerous civic organizations. She loved the Lake County Round-Up, attending the first rodeo and not missing one until she turned 92. While a lifelong resident of Lake County, she also resided for many years at Crystal Terrace, Klamath Falls. She was a gracious hostess, rarely meeting a stranger and was genuinely interested in the stories of the people she met. She loved her family and cherished her friends.
Mary is preceded in death by her husband Cornelius "Bob" Fitzgerald; parents Con and Mary "Mae" Taylor; brother Barry Taylor; sisters Nora Taylor, Sharon Taylor and Theresa Fetsch.
Mary is survived by son and daughter-in-law Con and Sally Fitzgerald, daughter and son-in-law Mary and Richard Bradbury, daughters Patricia Adair and Sharon Sue Fitzgerald; brother and sister-in-law Neil and Virginia Taylor; sisters Cherry Taylor and Suzanne Butler; sister-in-law Nalene Taylor; grandchildren Richard Bradbury, Major William and Mia Miles, Ricarda and Jesse Braatz, Ben Adair, Con and Miranda Fitzgerald, Brendan and Megan Fitzgerald, Maura and Gareth Fisher and Sam Ugalde; Great-grandchildren Major and Jagger Miles, Erik McCowan, Maura and Robin Braatz, Oscar Fisher and Malia Fitzgerald; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. She leaves behind many friends.
Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held at 1 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 4, followed by the Mass of Christian Burial at 1:30 p.m. at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Lakeview. Interment will follow at the family plot in Sunset Cemetery. A gathering will follow at the Lakeview Eagles Lodge.
Memorial donations may be given to Lake County Library Building Fund 513 Center St. Lakeview 97630 or to a charity of one's choice.
Ousley Osterman Huffstutter Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.


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Kelly Wells is a pornstar from Fulton, Illinois, born in May of 1984. Growing up, she had a lot of aspirations. She has said she wanted to be a poet, painter and dancer. She was also anti-social and stayed mostly to herself. Kelly liked being a private person and didn't get out much. She describes herself as down to earth, quiet and laid back, wow have things ever changed for this dirty talking filthy fuck-puppet!
Kelly Wells didn't hang out with the popular crowd in school. For the first two years of high school, she was a good student, but that changed as she got older. She began to party and barely passed high school at all. Kelly had too much fun hanging out and being a rebel. Because the town she grew up in had a population of about 4,000 - she limited herself romantically and didn't sleep around a lot.
When she left high school, Kelly Wells dream was to become a film producer. She went to school for two years and studied psychology but that didn't work out because she didn't like it and never really applied herself. She didn't want to have that kind of commitment or be held down so Kelly decided she was wasting her time and moved on to the real world rather quickly.
She was working as a pharmacy technician making about three hundred dollars per week. The man she was dating at the time told her she could make a lot more money doing something else, so she agreed and tried dancing at strip clubs. In 2004, she began her career as a stripper in a Las Vegas club. She met a woman who did some escorting and porn video work. Her new contact gave Kelly Wells the number for an agent and soon Kelly was introduced to the porn industry at the age of 20. Her first scene was for the New Sensations studio.
When she first began porn, Kelly Wells was only it for the money, but later she discovered that porn was pleasurable and as her career continued she started enjoying it even more and becoming a lot wilder. She also realized that being nasty on camera was exciting and mentally stimulating for her hardcore fans. For Kelly, filming porn was an adrenaline rush and she used it as an outlet for her rebellious side. It also allowed her to be the bad girl that she wanted to be, but never really had the chance to be. Kelly Wells feels that porn has opened up the closet freak that lies deep inside of her psyche.
Few pornstars have ever matched the intensity, ability to talk filthy or extreme fetish style of Kelly Wells. Rough sex including humiliation, double anal penetration and nasty fetish kink are just a few of her specialties. Her favorite fantasy according to her own interviews online is being fucked by two guys with another girl dominating her at the same time.
Ms. Wells has starred in nearly 480 feature porn films and has worked for some of the leading porn producers including Red Light District, Kick Ass Pictures, Anabolic Video, 3rd Degree Films, Elegant Angel, Devils Films and others. She has also worked with iconic pornstars like Vanessa Lane, Melissa Lauren and Belladona. One of her favorite scenes was a filthy fuck with Sean Micheals jamming his ten inch black cock balls-deep in her sweaty asshole before she sucked him off ATM and swallowed the entire cumshot with a smile!
She often uses the stage name Kelly Fuckin' Wells and describes herself as "kind of like the girl-next-door with a kick." When she's doing a porn scene, it's hard for her to cum in front of the camera but she has said that humiliation and extreme roleplay distract her attention away from the cameras and allow her to reach powerful orgasms with her fans watching.
Early in her porn career Kelly Wells filmed some scenes with Max Hardcore which were later banned by most distributors. Never one to shy away from extreme sex, Kelly Wells continues to put out the kind of porn videos that disgust timid fans, thrill hardcore fans and impress even the most avid extreme porn aficionados.
Kelly Wells isn't scared to try anything on camera because she feels she is a self-admitted sexual daredevil. Also she understands that the wild persona she has carefully crafted is one that allows her to make big money, and she doesn't think her fans would be nearly as interested in her if she suddenly limited herself to softer more romantic couples porn films.
Working in the porn industry hasn't changed her morals or her beliefs in life, but it has changed her as an individual because she learns something new every day about people, situations and how to conduct business. Kelly believes that she makes money in porn, partly because of her physical gifts and mental stamina, but also because she has carefully selected the right people to work with and made smart contractual decisions as a successful businesswoman.
Her work has been acknowledged by several adult industry nominations. She was a nominee for XRCO's Orgasmic Analist award two years in a row. In 2006, Kelly received an award nomination for Super Slut from XRCO. Also in 2006, Ms. Wells was a FAME award finalist for The Perfect Slut - Dirtiest Girl in Porn. That same year, AVN nominated her for two awards, Best New Starlet and Best Group Sex Scene "Orgy World 9.†In 2007, she followed that up by receiving an AVN Award nomination for Best Threeway Sex Scene in "Mason's Sluts.†In 2008, she was nominated for two AVN awards including Best Anal Sex Scene, in "Cuckold†and Best Group Sex Scene, in "Naomi's Fuck Me.†Kelly Wells was also nominated in 2009 for Best All-Girl Couples Sex Scene in "Gape Lovers†and for Unsung Starlet of the Year at the annual AVN Awards.
When it comes to dating, Kelly Wells would prefer to date a guy outside the porn industry because she doesn't want sex to be the main focus of their lives together. She doesn't want to be with someone who just wants to have sex all the time because that's what she does on camera. She wants to be in a committed, serious relationship. She has admitted it is difficult to find a good guy who is self-secure enough to date her while she is out getting her fuckholes gangbanged by a pack of new strangers on film every week.
When she's not working, Kelly Wells likes to write, listen to music and kick back. She likes to write her own quotes about life and about the new things she learns every day. Over the years, she's collected hundreds of quotes. She also likes to write metaphors and poetry.
Kelly has said she doesn't read a lot because she has attention-deficit and gets bored easily, so writing helps her stay focused. When she does read, she likes to read about Zodiac signs and horoscopes. Even though she enjoys being around people, she'd still prefer to savor some of her quiet alone time where she can just relax herself and think.
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Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a sleep disorder in which a person experiences unpleasant sensations in the legs.
Restless legs syndrome is a sleep disorder in which a person experiences unpleasant sensations in the legs, which are described as:
These sensations usually occur in the calf area, but may be felt anywhere from the thigh to the ankle. One or both legs may be affected. For some people, the sensations are also felt in the arms. People with RLS have an irresistible urge to move the affected limb when the sensations occur. Moving often relieves the limb discomfort.
Some patients, however, have no definite sensation, except for the need to move. Sleep problems are common with RLS because of the difficulty it causes in getting to sleep. Severe daytime fatigue can be a significant problem for patients.
The cause of RLS is still unknown. Some cases are believed to be inherited, and some cases have been associated with nerve damage in the legs due to diabetes, kidney problems, or alcoholism. Iron deficiency can hasten the onset of RLS.
As many as 10% of people in the U.S. may have RLS.
Sensations occur when the person with RLS lies down or sits for prolonged periods of time, causing:
The need to move the legs for temporary relief of symptoms by:
Stretching or bending.
Rubbing the legs.
Tossing or turning in bed.
Getting up and pacing.
A definite worsening of the discomfort when lying down, especially when trying to fall asleep at night, or during other forms of inactivity, including just sitting.
A tendency to experience the most discomfort late in the day and at night.
Your health care provider can diagnose RLS based on your signs and symptoms, a complete medical history, and a physical examination. In addition, tests, such as laboratory tests including a ferritin level or a sleep study, may be performed. Currently, there is not a definitive test to diagnose restless legs syndrome.
Specific treatment for restless legs syndrome will be determined by your health care provider based on:
Your age, overall health, and medical history
Extent of the disease
Your tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
Expectations for the course of the disease
Your opinion or preference
Treatment options for restless legs syndrome may include:
Implementing a good sleep habits program
Eliminating activities that worsen symptoms
Eliminating caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco intake, which may worsen symptoms
Regular, moderate exercise
Maintaining a well-balanced diet
Treating underlying chronic conditions
Medications, including:
Dopaminergic agents (drugs that increase dopamine), which are largely used to treat Parkinson disease.
Benzodiazepines, such as clonazepam and diazepam.
Opioids, such as codeine, propoxyphene, or oxycodone.
Anticonvulsants, such as gabapentin and pregabalin.
Consult your health care provider for more information regarding the treatment of restless legs syndrome.
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Former KDKA Radio News Anchor Reflects On Cigna Passing
May 22, 2011 11:15 AM
PITTSBURGH NEWSRADIO 1020 KDKA) — Retired KDKA legendary personality John Cigna passed away Friday at the Vincentian Home in the North Hills.
KDKA Radio's Rick Bergman dedicated part of his Saturday night show in honor of Cigna.
Former KDKA Radio news member Bob Kmetz joined Rick to reflect on John Cigna.
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Every day employees move business files onto their mobile devices so they can work at home, on the road, or at client sites. Secure your corporate documents and content by using best practices to choose and implement the right mobile content management (MCM) solution for your business.
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How to Make the Most out of your College Experience
Today as I sat in my intern chair, I leaned back and took a second to reminisce on this past summer. I thought about how much this internship at FOX 47 has benefited me and all the great memories I have made. As I sat there I also took note of the fact I will be returning to college next weekend for my final year. It is crazy to think this will be my last welcome weekend, my last homecoming, spring break, etc. I couldn't help but feel sad but also overjoyed at how thankful I am to have been faced with many wonderful experiences and opportunities.
I then came across a list, a list of ways to make the most out of your college experience. As I read this list I not only was able to check many of these items off, but I was also able to look ahead and think," I must complete some of these things before I graduate."
Although some tend to be a bit "out there," I talked with some of my college friends and acquaintances and they thought this list was completely accurate.
Coming from www.buzzfeed.com/regajha/things-you-have-to-do-before-you-graduate-college, here is a list of things to make the most out of your college experience. Whether you're a freshman, senior, grad student, or just someone wanting to look back on their college years, I encourage you to look through this list. See if you can recall any of these times and if they were in fact the best four years of your life.
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Lewis, Bonnie, et. al. "Christian Eucharist." Faithology.com. Faithology, 4 March 2014. Web. 5 October 2015.
Lewis, B., et. al. (2014, Mar 4). Christian Eucharist. Faithology. Retrieved from http://faithology.com/practices/christian-eucharist
Lewis, Bonnie, et. al. "Christian Eucharist" Faithology, LLC. Last modified March 4, 2014. http://faithology.com/practices/christian-eucharist
Faithology, LLC, 2012. http://faithology.com/practices/christian-eucharist (Accessed Oct 5, 2015).. Christian Eucharist.
- Pohle, Joseph, "The Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist," The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 5. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1909. 24 Aug. 2011 <http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05573a.htm>.
- "Eucharist," Encyclopædia Britannica. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. Encyclopædia Britannica, 2011. Web. 02 Sep 2011. <http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/194799/Eucharist>.
- "Eucharist," New World Encyclopedia. New World Encyclopedia, 2011. Web. 24 Aug 2011. <http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/?oldid=953397>.
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The consuming of bread and wine or juice during a Christian church service or religious gathering is called the Sacrament of the Eucharist. It is commonly referred to, particularly in Protestant traditions, as Communion or the Lord's Supper. This sacrament commemorates the sharing of Jesus's last meal with his disciples on the night before his crucifixion. Christians partake in the Eucharist in remembrance of Jesus's sacrifice for humanity on the cross.1Bible: Matthew 26:26-28; Mark 14:22–25; Luke 22:15–20
Historical Eucharist
The Last Supper serves as the biblical precedent for the Sacrament of the Eucharist.2Bible: Matthew 26:26-28; Mark 14:22-25; Luke 22:15-20 According to the gospel accounts, Jesus knew in advance that he would be betrayed and sentenced to death. On the night before his betrayal, he brought his disciples together to share one final meal—the Passover seder, practiced as part of the Jewish tradition. During the meal, Jesus shared bread and wine with his disciples, and alluded to his coming sacrifice:
While they were eating, Jesus took a loaf of bread, and after blessing it he broke it, gave it to the disciples, and said, "Take, eat; this is my body." Then he took a cup, and after giving thanks he gave it to them, saying, "Drink from it, all of you; for this is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.3Bible: Matthew 26:26-28
The New Testament records that early Christians practiced the Eucharist regularly.4Bible: Acts 2:42, 20:7; 1 Cor. 11:26 To these early Christians, the Eucharist was a full meal, celebrated with other Christians, just like the Jewish seder. It wasn't until the 2nd century CE that the sacramental meal became distinct from a full meal.
By the 4th century CE, the frequency of receiving the Eucharist began to decline, being observed only at special times of the year. By 1215 CE, receiving the Eucharist annually at Easter became the standard in the Catholic Church. During the 19th and 20th centuries, the Catholic Church placed a renewed emphasis on the regular participation in the Eucharist by the faithful and specified that it should be given only to baptized church members.
Modern Eucharist
In most modern Christian churches, the Sacrament of the Eucharist consists of the reception and ingestion of a small piece of bread and the consumption of a small amount of wine or juice that had been blessed by ordained clergy or other church leaders. The bread and wine represent the body and blood of Jesus Christ, and Christians use the Eucharist to remember the suffering and death of Jesus on their behalf. Traditionally, Christians used communion wafers (a type of unleavened bread) and wine, and that practice continues among Catholics. More recently, some churches have chosen to use grape juice or water instead of wine, and white bread is similarly used in some churches.
Unlike baptism, which is generally performed only once per person in their life, the Eucharist is received frequently. Some churches and denominations distribute the Eucharist weekly, whereas others only receive the Eucharist monthly, or on major Christian holidays such as Christmas, Good Friday, and Easter. Christians revere the Eucharist as a powerful symbol of community and thanksgiving.
After the sacrament has been received for the first time, most Christians may partake of the Eucharist as often as they like, though Catholics may receive it no more than twice in one day. Most of the Protestant traditions consider it a holy rite, or an ordinance expressing faith in Christ.
Some Christian churches recite prayers during Eucharist, such as the Lord's Prayer. Others reflect in silence while the Eucharist is received.
Participation in the Eucharist
Some Christians believe that participation in the Eucharist should be open to all Christians; others hold that only those who have been baptized or who are full members of the particular church that is distributing the Eucharist should receive it. The Eucharist has always been a focus of discussions of the ecumenical movement, which has the ultimate goal of reuniting Christianity into a single tradition. The Catholic, Orthodox, and Anglican traditions generally exclude non-members from receiving the Eucharist.
The Protestant tradition is divided on the issue of participation in the Eucharist. Some denominations, such as the Mennonites and Baptists, view the Eucharist as a symbol of exclusive membership to their church and thus close Communion to outsiders. Other Protestant denominations, such as the Evangelical, Methodist, and Reformed churches, practice open communion. This means that they allow all baptized Christians (regardless of their denomination) to participate regardless of their denomination. Other denominations, such as Lutherans, Various Lutheran churches include both practices among their various branches or divisions.5The Lutheran Denomination is divided to conservative and liberal branches. The LCMS , the WELS , and the ELS practice closed communion, meaning they require those that will be receiving communion to have received catechetical instruction. Catechetical instruction refers to the reading and understanding of Martin Luther's Small Catechism, which reviews the Ten Commandments, The Apostle's Creed, The Lord's Prayer, The Sacrament of Holy Baptism, the Office and the Keys of Confession and the Sacrament of the Eucharist. It is included in the Lutheran Book of Concord and is considered to be an official statement on what Lutheran's believe concerning these matters. However, the ECLA , practices open communion as long as the person is a baptized believer in Christ's presence at the Lord's Supper.
Distinctive Eucharist Customs
- In the Catholic Church, a Catholic's first reception of the Eucharist is designated a sacrament. The Eucharist is distributed as a part of Catholic's mass, or weekly religious service. In the Catholic and Orthodox tradition, the doctrine of transubstantiation states that during each mass, the bread and wine become the actual flesh and blood of Jesus even though they maintain the appearance of bread and wine.
- After the break from the Roman Catholic Church in the 16th century, some Protestant reformers tended to reject physical or outward manifestations of faith, like participating in the Eucharist or the other sacraments. In their view, grace was freely offered by Jesus Christ and received directly from the Holy Spirit without the necessity of participating in formal rites or rituals of the Catholic Church.
- The Lutheran doctrine of consubstantiation states that the body and blood of Christ are co-present with the substance of the bread and wine.
- The Religious Society of Friends (commonly known as "Quakers") do not celebrate communion. They believe it to be too formal and that it thus constrains the Holy Spirit. In fact, they do not practice any sacraments based on the belief that all of life is sacred and therefore there is no need to single out a certain religious practice. Therefore, for a Quaker, a common meal shared in the presence of other believers would be equal to that of participating in communion.
- Among Seventh-day Adventists, the communion service is celebrated quarterly. It includes two sacraments: the washing of feet, as demonstrated in the Gospel of John,6Bible: John 13 and the Eucharist. Unleavened bread and grape juice are used, and all Christians may partake in the Eucharist.


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New Stargate movies coming on DVD
Executive Producer Brad Wright comments that they are "not big budget" which makes me think that they will be more or less prolonged episodes. But there's nothing wrong with that. The first of the two movies will tie up the current Ori storyline while the second is reported to be about time travel. The Gateworld article also mentions the possibility that the movies could be used as a launching pad for a third Stargate series.
It will be interesting to see how the movies end up performing for MGM. The idea of making a show that goes straight to DVD and online sales with no first run broadcast component is one that has been around for a while. It was mentioned after the cancellations of Firefly, Farscape, and Arrested Development, to name a few. This isn't exactly a series jumping in that pool, but could go a long way to proving the viability of that idea. Season 10 of SG-1 will resume in March on SciFi.


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Ramos gets tough with Spurs
Football: Juande Ramos' set out the stall for his tough new regime at Spurs with double training on his first day.
Benítez loses Torres and Alonso as pressure mounts
Football: Liverpool will be without Fernando Torres and Xabi Alonso for next week's key Champions League tie.
Ministers heed FA pleas and target foreign betting sites
Gambling: Ministers are worried that Gibraltar's lax gambling regulations could make it easier for corruption to spread to UK sport.
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Linsi farce costs Fifa £3.6m
Digger: Sepp Blatter has confirmed Fifa lost £3.6m when they sacked Urs Linsi two months after he signed a new contract, writes Paul Kelso.
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Knee injury rules out Scholes until mid-February
Football: Michael Carrick's return from injury has come just at the right time as Paul Scholes is ruled out for three months.
Benítez counting the cost of a gamble gone wrong
Football: Rafael Benítez's decision to rush back Xabi Alonso and Fernando Torres has left both of them back on the treatment table.
Shevchenko getting up to speed
Football: Darren Campbell has said his work with Andriy Shevchenko will help get the best out of the once-pacey striker.
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Derby's new regime backs Davies
Football: Billy Davies has been told relegation wouldn't cost him his job by new Derby chairman Adam Pearson.
'United will test us but teams fear Arsenal' claims Gallas
Football: Having done everything but beat Liverpool, Arsenal are confident they can take all three points against Man Utd.
The strange case of the resistible rise of Gary Megson
Gary Megson may want to thank Bolton headhunter and sometime agent Mark Curtis for his new job.
Strict rules for World Cup bid
Football: Seb Coe will set up tough anti-corruption guidelines for countries bidding to host the 2018 World Cup.
Sport news & features p4
Sporting bodies struggle to match challenge of betting
Gambling: The popularity of online gambling has made the fight against corruption in sport even harder.
Wise banned and referee charged after showdown at Gillingham
Football: Dennis Wise has been given a three-game touchline ban as the fall-out from Leeds' game at Gillingham continues.
King demolishes shaky Palace
Football: Goals from Marlon King and Tommy Smith left Neil Warnock waiting for his first win as Crystal Palace boss.
Yakubu boosted by Yobo support
Football: Joseph Yobo has said Yakubu Ayegbeni will score plenty of goals for Everton now he has settled in.
Birmingham Yeung deal drags on
Football: Steve Bruce is cautiously optomistic after meeting Birmingham's potential new owner Carson Yeung.
Sport news & features p5
'I'm going to drag Kessler to a dark place where he's never been before'
Boxing: Joe Calzaghe is pleased to have 'the fear' back for his world-title defence against the unbeaten Mikkel Kessler.
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Fletcher takes the biscuit for cashing in on covert conflict
Richard Williams: Duncan Fletcher stood out as cheap and nasty in a weekend of literary backstabbing.
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Ohuruogu set for personal Olympic hearing
Athletics: Christine Ohuruogu will have a personal hearing as she attempts to clear her name with the British Olympic Association.
White open to offers from Twickenham as he is jettisoned by South Africa
Rugby union: South Africa have decided not to extend Jake White's contract, leaving the door open for a move from the RFU.
Radcliffe must relax as road to Beijing begins in New York
Steve Cram: The performance is more important than the result for Paula Radcliffe in the New York City Marathon.
Lapasset plans to protect young talent by halting southern exodus
Rugby union: Bernard Lapasset has said he wants to make it more difficult for southern hemisphere players to move to Europe.
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Doctor defends Woolmer verdict
Cricket: The pathologist who performed the autopsy on Bob Woolmer has defended his verdict that the death involved foul play.
Goodbye Hamilton Way as Lewis takes Swiss route
Motor racing: Lewis Hamilton has decided to move to Switzerland due to intrusion into his private life in the UK.
Murray picks up head of steam as Roddick gets cold feet
Tennis: Andy Murray's hopes Masters Cup qualification received a boost with rumours that Andy Roddick will not play in the tournament.
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Red Sox sweep Colorado to win World Series
Baseball: Boston Red Sox beat the Colorado Rockies 4-3 in Denver to claim their second World Series in four years.
Burgess cleared to face New Zealand again
Rugby league: Tony Smith has called for changes to the disciplinary system despite Sam Burgess being cleared over high-tackling.
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Expert slams Fallon for Ridge ride
Horse racing: An senior race steward has condemned Kieren Fallon's ride on Ballinger Ridge as 'quite extraordinary'.
Ron Cox's tip of the day
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Greg Wood: The bookies and the Levy Board have come up with some laughable ideas in the race funding debate.
Sport news & features p11
Calzaghe crowns century of the peerless and fearless
Frank Keating Joe Calzaghe's latest title-fight brings back memories of the great Welsh fight-nights of days gone by.
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NCIS: Twilight
Oh, the unapologetic drama. It's better even than foreshadowing - with all the ads telling us that one of the agents was going to die, every minute of this episode had us sure that THIS was the minute. DiNozzo falls down a (small) hill...and is fine. Someone has their sniper rifle sighted on McGee...and Ducky's van moves into view. There's a (extremely rare in Virginia) poisonous snake on Agent Todd's feet...but DiNozzo saves her. Then the victim's car is rigged to explode, and DiNozzo runs last, break to commercial...he's fine. Who's going to die? Who IS it, already?
What we do know is that someone is trying to kill everyone at NCIS, again. (For those of you who missed out on last week, an evil and demented pharmaceutical CEO tried to kill them all with the plague, and DiNozzo almost died. Mwa ha ha!) This time it's a terrorist assassin bent on killing Gibbs. You see, Al Quaeda wants Gibbs dead. And the terrorist (who's undergoing some sort of terrorist hazing) sees fit to tell him about the plot. Best of all, if Gibbs can eliminate the terrorist cell in 24 hours, the assassin will back off. Isn't that cute. (cue Middle Eastern mood music, terrorist zooms off on his motorcycle.)
Of course, there's more to the story. It turns out that terrorist Ari isn't getting his entrance exam, but is running the cell. And the cell is out to murder thousands (a "soft target") of Marines and their family members with a UAV (unmanned airborne vehicle) stolen using the fingerprint of the murdered Navy pilots from the opening credits. As usual, they're coming in at the very last possible second to save the fighting men and the cute little girl who's holding the homing beacon in a teddy bear (dastardly!). And Kate is shot! She's down! But no, she's fine. Everyone's celebrating. And...yikes. Bullet through the back of the head. It is Kate, dying despite all evidence to the contrary. They fooled us after all.


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YU HUANG DA TIAN ZHUN has instructed that this Directive is about to be issued. He has commanded the God of City to travel 5 miles to wait, and the God of luck to travel 10 miles also to wait for this arrival. All of you line up quietly to wait for his arrival. ... Full story
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JOURNEY No.1 18th Moon 16th Day (19th September 1976) To the Cave of Xintou Shan(Heart Mountain) Jigong took a medium of Xian Tang named ... Full story
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CNN Debate Reveals: Romney / Paul 2012?
The Tag Team
This was the 20th debate thus far in the 2012 GOP primary. The rollercoaster that has been this primary season isn't over as former Sen. Rick Santorum now holds a tenuous lead in national polls by 5.3% on average. But he is decidedly vulnerable considering 3 previous leaders have held leads higher than 10% and he polls behind Mitt Romney in both Arizona and Michigan.
While the debate itself was classic boredom punctuated by deft remarks by Gingrich, who no doubt has already packaged many of his quips years ago as Speaker, and by Ron Paul's brutal honesty. CNN's John King asked Ron Paul: "You have a new television ad that labels [Rick Santorum] a fake [fiscal conservative]. Why?" Ron Paul directly replied: "Because he is a fake!" a bomb which caused the debate crowd to thunder in laughter and applause.
There is something, however, even more interesting about Ron Paul's ad lambasting Rick Santorum's profligate spending habits as the Senator from Pennsylvania. Out of the gate Mitt Romney used the same argument, almost a carbon copy of Paul's ad, to blast Rick Santorum over funding planned parenthood, doubling the size of the Department of Education (no doubt after No Child Left Behind) and raising the debt ceiling among other votes for big government.
While the debate delved into the regular minutia, namely Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney who spent 20 minutes quibbling over the philosophy and particulars of earmarks, which account for a mere sliver of government spending amidst a mountain of debt something very interesting came to light.
Ron Paul has always been characterized as the austere ideologue rarely honing his political tactics, however, considering the "Delegate Hunter" claims to be in 2nd place in the delegate race without having won a state yet (this idea backed up recently by the National Review and in John King's post debate interview with Paul) one has to wonder if the other candidates are also taking notice. Mitt Romney may have.
About a week ago the New York Times reported that "Amid Rivalry, Friendship Blossoms on the Campaign Trail" between Paul and Romney. Evidently things are so friendly that when Ron Paul's campaign jet broke down last year in New Hampshire Romney not only offered his jet but his summer home on Lake Winnipesaukee. Paul declined both offers.
Could it be that Mitt Romney, recently stunted in his quest for a majority of the 1,144 delegates now sees Dr. Paul as a potential ally? If you ask Rick Santorum, his staff and or Newt Gingrich after last night's debate they all seem to think so. Santorum's chief stategist, John Brabender, for instance claims: "Clearly there is a tag-team strategy between Ron Paul and Mitt Romney."
Is it that Bizarre?
MSNBC's host Joe Scarborough may think: "for all the people for Ron Paul to form an alliance with in the Republican Party, to pick out Mitt Romney is really bizarre." But why? There are only 3 choices!
Newt Gingrich would more likely eat Ron Paul for lunch than implement any of his plans. His bellicosity alone in foreign policy would remain in stark contrast to Ron Paul's plans for a more restrained diplomacy.
Rick Santorum's emphasis on social issues is a non starter in Paul's mind. Santorum has openly slighted the libertarian ideology and his rhetoric is the antithesis of Paul's social libertarian ideals regardless of Santorum's claim last night that while he advocates social reform he doesn't necessarily advocate a government program to carry it out. His legislation and votes for government funding of abstinence education testify to his duplicity.
Romney, while remaining in stark contrast to Ron Paul is the most amenable, just ask Ann Coulter who has been backing Romney for months on this premise. The idea that with the right push Romney the weathervane may point in Ron Paul's direction is potentially a good thing. The pulpit of vice president isn't bad either. Who knows, maybe even Rand Paul might be able to wet his beak in a Romney administration with some help from dad.
In the end, take a look at the polls. Romney is almost as consistent as Paul while the rest of the GOP field have been flavors of the week. Moreover, Romney sorely lacks the enthusiasm of the Ron Paul campaign, but who's to say if the Paulistas will come along for the ride? Maybe they should.
Ron Paul as Mitt Romney's Thomas Jefferson
This idea of rivals in the White House is not without precedent, but the most interesting parallel would be the first instance it occurred, in the administration of John Adams and his vice president Thomas Jefferson. The two couldn't be more dissimilar at the time, John Adams pro central government and Thomas Jefferson's emphasis on state's rights were sure to clash. Scott Ledd of Scuttledd.com wrote a wildly interesting article about "How Ron Paul CANNOT Lose in 2012."
In the early Republic the vice president was determined by number of electoral votes. If you had the most you were declared president, if you were second you were vice president simple as that.
While presiding over the Senate Thomas Jefferson attempted to strengthen state's rights with the help of James Madison in an effort to help states protect their citizens from unconstitutional federal laws, sound familiar? In 1798 it was the Alien and Sedition Acts, which gave the federal government power to detain and/or deport anyone including U.S. citizens for opposing the government. Today we call it the NDAA.
More importantly Ron Paul and Thomas Jefferson have opposed increased federal taxes and most of all private central banks manipulating the dollar. Thomas Jefferson's successes in these areas lead to the "Revolution of 1800" where his efforts catapulted him into the presidency.
For those Paulistas, Joe Scarboroughs, and nay sayers who will no doubt be disgruntled for a perceived capitulation to globalists or banksters I leave you with this from Scott Ledd's article:
"No doubt, there will be some who meet the scenario I have detailed herein with derision; who say that Ron Paul, in accepting a VP nomination, would have just sold out all that he has worked so hard and long to defeat. To these people I ask, was Thomas Jefferson a sell-out when he became Vice-President in 1796? Did he alter his views in any way to accept that position, or after taking office? No. As a matter of fact, he only strengthened and expanded upon them, magnifying them through the "bully pulpit" of his office. For Ron Paul, how would this be any different?"
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Bradley Cooper, Ryan Reynolds and Justin Timberlake are the three finalists to play 'The Green Lantern,' Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster team up for 'The Beaver,' Brad Pitt is still playing 'Moneyball' without Steven Soderbergh, and more of today top movie headlines. Warner Bros. has narrowed the field down to three actors to potentially slip into the lime-green tights and wear the superpowered ring in 'Green Lantern': Bradley Cooper, Ryan Reynolds and Justin Timberlake. The studio is expected to pick its star this week, with Martin Campbell ('Casino Royale') already on tap to direct and the film slated to hit theaters in December 2010. [The Hollywood Reporter]
'Maverick' co-stars Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster are set to reunite on-screen in 'The Beaver,' a black comedy about a depressed man (Gibson) who finds solace in wearing a beaver puppet on his hand (hey, whatever works). In addition to play Gibson's wife, Foster will also direct. [Variety]
Though Sony balked at beginning production on Brad Pitt and Steven Soderbergh's 'Moneyball' in June, the baseball flick in now back in the game with a slightly different lineup: Pitt is still starring, and Aaron Sorkin is polishing the script, but Soderbergh, who had been lined up to direct, is no longer aboard the project. [Variety] | [The Hollywood Reporter]
Nicole Kidman will produce and star in the big-screen adaptation of 'Little Bee,' Chris Cleave's best-selling novel about the fateful meeting between a 16-year-old Nigerian girl and an upper-middle-class British couple on vacation. [Variety]
Following the runaway success of 'The Hangover,' director Todd Phillips has lined up his next two helming gigs: the road-trip comedy 'Due Date' followed one year later by the no-brainer sequel 'The Hangover 2.' Start hydrating now. [Variety]
Zooey Deschanel is joining James Franco, Danny McBride and Natalie Portman in the medieval comedy 'Your Highness,' about a lazy prince (McBride) and his heroic brother (Franco) who set out to save their father's kingdom. Portman will play McBride's warrior princess love interest, with Deschanel cast as Franco's virginal bride. [The Hollywood Reporter]
Paul Giamatti has locked down Minnie Driver, Rosamund Pike and Rachelle Lefevre to play his three wives (whom he weds one at a time, just to be clear) in 'Barney's Version,' a comedy based on Mordecai Richler's novel about one man's unapologetic and fully-lived life. [The Hollywood Reporter]
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FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. -- A 16-year-old Matanzas High School student has been arrested on charges of sexual battery on a 14-year-old girl.
Flagler County Sheriff's Deputies arrested D'Shawn Hosang Monday evening.
The victim told deputies around 9:45 a.m. Monday morning, she and Hosangwere kissing in the stairwell of the high school. The 14-year-old then said the suspect forced her to perform a sex act on him. The victim told deputies he then forced her to have sex with him.
Hosang denied having sex with the girl when he spoke to deputies, but he did admit to meeting the girl in the school's stairwell.
Text messages sent between the suspect and victim shortly after the alleged battery led detectives to arrest Hosang Monday evening.
The suspect was booked into the Flagler County Inmate Facility, then he was transferred to the Youth Services Division in Daytona Beach. He was additionally charged with violation of probation.
Hosang was one of three teenagers arrested last July for multiple car break-ins.
He was charged with multiple felonies for burglary of an auto, as well as multiple misdemeanor counts of theft.


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Meteor Explosion Over Chelyabinsk
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