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MacNN has reviewed QuickBooks 2011, focusing on the upgrade from 2010 and how it compares to its Windows counterpart. The 2011 edition enables multi-user access, with User Permissions for administrating the accounts of multiple workers. It also adds mileage tracking and reports, along with a more Mac-like interface.
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OverviewThe company was founded as Pixel Planet in September 1999 in Brighton, England by Tony Beckwith. In November 1999 it was already acquired by The Climax Group and renamed Climax Brighton. Before its acquisition, the studio was working on the game Stunt Driver for the Dreamcast, to be completed in 2001, but it was eventually cancelled because of the console's quick demise.
In November 2004 the studio was re-branded Climax Racing and almost four years later, on 28th September 2006, the company was acquired a second time, by Buena Vista Games, Inc. (now Disney Interactive Studios). One year later, in July 2007, the name was changed into Black Rock Studio.
The company was always known for its racing games. Its last title was the action racing game Split/Second (2010). On 1st July 2011 Disney confirmed that the studio was set to close, with 40 people to be made redundant. In May of the same year, staff numbers had already been reduced. The studio was working on an unannounced project after Split/Second, but Disney did not greenlight it.
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PRICE - Eleanor Yakovich, age 81, passed away Feb. 1, 2004 at her home in Price.
Eleanor was born July 3, 1922 in Walsenburg, Colo., to John Butkovich and Frances Ferkovich. She was very proud of her Croatian heritage.
During the 1950s and 60s, Eleanor managed the Carbon Country Club in Price and the Dinaland Country Club in Vernal. Following a move to Roosevelt, she was a buyer for the JC Penney store in Roosevelt.
Upon her retirement, Eleanor returned to Price to begin a new career, that of helping to provide a home and care for her great-grandsons, David and Pete Yakovich.
She will be remembered as a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother as well as a great beauty and wonderful cook.
Eleanor is survived by former husband, David Yakovich, Gusher; daughter, Darlene (Tom) Sessions, Upland, Calif.; four grandchildren, six great-grandchildren; sisters, Alma Irene Wilcox, Salt Lake City; Ann Sudar, Walsenburg, Colo.; brother, Rudy Shubart, Durango, Colo.; sisters-in-law, Florence Butkovich and Myrtle Shubert; and nieces and nephews each of whom she was very fond and proud of. Preceded in death by parents; and son, David G. Yakovich Jr.
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Born in July 23, 1917 in Omaha, Ark., to John and Rosa Garver Schrum. Married Henry Bass in 1933, and he later passed away in 1939. Married Charles W. Fennell Dec. 19, 1945 in Denver, Colo. He died Dec. 4, 1972.
Lifelong member of the Pentecostal Church. Resident of East Carbon since 1947. Delta enjoyed music, roses and her greatest love was her grandchildren.
Survived by sons, Edward Lee Bass, Red Bluff, Calif.; Bob (Virginia) Bass, East Carbon; sister, Lee Eaton, Ft. Worth, Texas; brothers, Ben Schrum, Grand Junction, Colo.; Sherman Schrum, Idaho; six loving grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents; twin sister, Della; sister, Clarasie; brother, Fred; and granddaughter, Vivian Tippit.
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'Apprentice' winner Katie Hopkins compares herself to Jesus on Twitter
The former 'Apprentice' winner Katie Hopkins has compared herself to Jesus on Twitter.
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Hopkins also attempted to troll Piers Morgan, saying that the presenter drank "cyanide for breakfast", which is pretty impressive.
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As summer approaches and the days get longer and sunnier in Northern Europe, the price of Norwegian fjords cruises goes up. But if you look hard enough you can find a deal like this: £499 per person for two June sailings with 5-star Holland America Line, saving up to £550 on the brochure price.
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PLANTATION — The Immokalee High football team knew the Miami Dolphins' 7-on-7 tournament was going to be grueling. The 14-man team played four, 20-minute games in five hours.
The Indians walked into Central Park in Plantation last Saturday with one goal: make it to Sunday, make it to Sun Life Stadium.
Even though the Indians fell short, seeing his team endure the humid, 93-degree weather made coach Rich Dombroski proud.
"You gotta have the desire to do it," Dombroski said. "It's not for everybody. ... You've got to want it. You've got to want to compete 24/7. That's what it's about, competition."
The sixth annual tournament showcased 62 teams on 16 different fields. Each field had a pool of three or four. After round-robin play, a single-elimination playoff decided which eight played in Dolphins Stadium on Sunday.
Not one team could escape fatigue or the heat, but running back D'Ernest Johnson, a verbal commit to North Carolina, said they just had to keep fighting and they would make it through the day.
There were few areas of shade. Staff workers reloaded the Gatorade jugs every 20 minutes. Spectators fanned themselves on steel benches, while others sported large umbrellas to combat the sun. The National Guard sponsored sun screen tubes to go inside all team goody bags.
Still, rising senior quarterback Louie Nelson Celian said the sweltering conditions didn't faze the Indians.
"We practice at the worst times in the day," said Celian, who threw for 16 touchdowns and two interceptions in four games on Saturday. "It ain't really nothing much, because Immokalee's worse. We've been there and we've done that, so it's not anything new to us."
Outside linebacker Jimmy Bayes said his energy came from taking care of his body and going all-out when Dombroski said to do so. Bayes got his rest, but there were some who were restless the night before the games — like senior safety and self-proclaimed "most energetic player on the team" Jevon Alberique. He said he woke up at 5:03 a.m. because he was so wired up.
The energy didn't translate onto the field immediately. After a forfeit by Village Academy around 8:30 a.m., 30 minutes went by before Immokalee took the field against Carol City. The Indians lost, 38-21.
"We weren't ready," Dombroski said. "We had a bye in the first game because the team didn't show up and we really needed a warm-up game, so to speak. I think our kids were overwhelmed. We're not in Immokalee, anymore. We're in Miami. You have 15 high schools that have as much, if not more talent than we do. It's good for us. It's good for us to get beat like that."
The Indians dominated the next two games. They showed their talent level can match the best teams in the tournament. Immokalee beat South Plantation twice, 34-28 in the last round-robin game, and 41-7 in the playoffs.
"Our guys were loose," Indians assistant coach Andrew London said. "Our guys are talented players, but if you play this game tight, you won't be able to show your stuff. Our guys trust each other. They started communicating a little better and the results showed."
J.C. Jackson, who caught 10 touchdowns on the day, said his team was tired upon arrival, but figured out a way to turn it around.
"We were focused and we came ready to play," said Jackson, who recently changed his verbal commitment from Florida State to Florida. "When we first got out here, we were looking kind of sluggish. We seemed like we were still asleep. But, we woke up and played."
Immokalee met Carol City again in the playoff semifinals, but lost, 46-35, in overtime. Dombroski loves playing in this tournament because it exposes the team's shortcomings, while surrounding them around the elite.
Dombroski said Even though this is a large event that's budding, playing in these tournaments around the state will benefit high school football players for years to come.
"It's a great way to work on your skills," Dombroski said. "It's a great way to see great competition."
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As a college recruiter, I have seen some truly awful gaffes and mistakes made by otherwise (potentially) great candidates. These blunders always make me question if they really are good candidates. What you have to understand as a college student is that although the economy is rebounding, there is still stiff competition out there for jobs.
Here's how to package yourself, differentiate yourself and get the job of your dreams:
1. Work with your Career Services office
I am a former director of career services, and I rely heavily upon contacts at college career centers to give me the inside skinny on candidates. When I am recruiting, I will often call career centers and student activities/leadership offices and ask them to spread the word about my positions. While college career center staff cannot necessarily steer me away from candidates, they can recommend candidates they personally know. This information is important to me in that I want to know candidates have been seeking out all of their resources. At a large company like mine, resourcefulness is a necessary skill. If you have taken the initiative to seek out and use resources on your college campus, I have a good indication that you will do the same at my company.
2. Don't worry about MySpace/Facebook, but do Google yourself
There has been so much hype lately about online presence, and while I think it's important to understand, it's not as big a deal as the press would indicate. Recruiters are very mixed about using resources like social networking sites for employee research. There are a number of reasons for this hesitation, including the simple fact that research to your MySpace page may not be related to your BFOQs -- your bona fide occupational qualifications for the position. As I put it to my hiring managers: I'm not going to go looking for dirt on electrical engineers on Match.com, so why would I go to MySpace?
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Don't like what you see when you Google yourself? Get more positive information out there. Comment (nicely and intelligently) on industry blogs using your full name, ask your college to publish the Dean's List and club memberships on their site, and write op-ed pieces for industry and community publications. Common wisdom seems to indicate that mentions on high-traffic sites and sites with .edu domains will come up higher on a Google search than a mention on, say, your grandma's web page, so make sure you put your efforts into highly-trafficked sites that will get you some visibility.
4. Follow directions when applying and avoid typos
More and more companies have converted over to an applicant tracking system (ATS), which is essentially an online application that allows all candidates at a particular company to be searchable, not just for the positions for which they apply, but for other positions as well. My company just debuted a new ATS two months ago and already we have more than 3,500 resumes in it. What is stunning, however, is that a full 75 percent of the applications have typos, misspellings, and capitalization problems. Somehow it seems that people don't take filling out an online application as seriously as creating a resume, and that awful decision reflects poorly on your typing skills, your detail-orientation, and your ability to follow directions.
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I have been advising candidates to use a technique I call keyword loading. Keywords are terms that recruiters use to find resumes, either in online public databases (i.e., Monster), or in their own ATSs. Keyword loading is the one strategy that everyone should incorporate. Take a look at the job description, and then take a look at your resume. Every key (important) word in the former should be in the latter, if you can ethically do so. The job description is your map to what the employer is using to screen resumes in and out. Use it to your advantage. In online applications only (not on paper resumes) have a section called "Keywords." In this section, write all the keywords for jobs in which you would be interested. An English major's keywords section could include: writing copy, advertising, journalism, advertising, PR, public relations, corporate communications. Please note that I listed both PR and public relations because although they are synonyms, you don't know what search term the recruiter will type in! [Editor's note: For more about identifying keywords, see our article, Tapping the Power of Keywords to Enhance Your Resume's Effectiveness.]
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rating: 5.7+ 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b
Linked with P1 of "Manifest" (see comment on that route) and did the straight-up-to-the piton on P2, but above the pin face climbed UP-and-LEFT (5.7) back to the regular route.
Three pieces of Beta:
1) P2 is longer than 115 ft, I would put it at about 135-140 ft of rope. Even leaving gear at the flake belay, I really doubt a single 70M-rap (115ft) would make it back to the anchor.
2) The corner/crack 3+/- ft below the new fixed pin (about 1/2 way up P2) accepts a thin wired nut if you brush away the moss.
3) From reading the route description, I though I'd be climbing the thin crack to the gear belay, but when you're there it's clear you leave the crack and face/slab climb to the belay.
Also, on P3 I first fiddled with a red TriCam, then switched to the PINK, which went in easily.
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A brand new tradition at Light In The Attic – "What's Inside"! This is where we show you all the goodies that are in store for you when you pick up a copy of our latest releases on CD and/or LP. This week, we give you the incomparable Shin Joong Hyun and the first ever anthology (outside of South Korea) of his work–Beautiful Rivers And Mountains: The Psychedelic Rock Sound Of South Korea's Shin Joong Hyun 1958-74–as a songwriter, producer, singer, and scorching guitar player! LPs (available now) and you may also pre-order the CD now (available 9/20)! But for now, have a look at "what's inside"!
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Shin Joong Hyun "Beautiful Rivers And Mountains" Anthology CD/LP "What's Inside" PREVIEW!Friday, September 9th, 2011
Mercury Rev "Deserter's Songs" – PRE-ORDERTuesday, October 25th, 2011
"Deserter's Songs is at once a lullaby, a trip, and a triumph."
-9.3/10 – Pitchfork (Top 100 Albums of the 1990's)
"A modern classic." – NME
In 1998 Mercury Rev delivered the unexpected, a hit album. Deserter's Songs, the fourth studio long player from the New York-based band not only delivered three UK Top 40 singles, but also struck cultural pay dirt across the globe that still resonates today. The story goes something like this: the band felt that they'd run their course and went into the studio to record their swan song. Diving in with full abandon, the album took on grandiose proportions, merging jazz, folk, sweeping orchestrations, and a dose of 60's rock, and ended up fully cementing Mercury Rev's rebirth as purveyors of a cosmic brand of the popular American songbook.
As the first release on our new imprint, Modern Classics Recordings, this marks the first vinyl reissue ever of Deserter's Songs and in typical Light In The Attic fashion, we've gone all out. Gorgeously housed in an expanded Stoughton gatefold "tip-on" jacket with a 4-page insert and pressed on heavy 180-gram wax, while co-producer David Fridmann (The Flaming Lips, Low, Sparklehorse) has lovingly remastered the album, this is a package dressed to the nines. And it doesn't stop there, as you can see in the "What's Inside?" video below, the package also includes a free download card for two live tracks (circa '98) plus an exclusive Audio Commentary/Interview recorded with LITA's Matt Sullivan and Mercury Rev's Jonathan Donahue and Grasshopper.
Alas, for an album that blew our young minds, how could we stop there? 100 random copies of the LP include an autographed photo of Jonathan Donahue and Grasshopper. If you're not one to gamble on those odds, we're also giving away an autographed photo to the first 100 pre-orders at LightInTheAttic.net. If you already pre-ordered the LP you will get one but we're running low on them so get those orders in now!
Pre-order Mercury Rev Deserter's Songs (MCR 900 | 180-gram + Bonus Download) here!
The Louvin Brothers "Satan Is Real / Handpicked Songs 1955-1962″ OUT NOW!Wednesday, November 9th, 2011
"Imagine the Everly Brothers plus God and cowshit: that's the Louvins." – The Independent
"Undoubtedly the package of the month" – The Word
"9/10″ – Spin | " 4 Stars " – The Times | "5 Stars" – Mojo | "5 Stars" – Uncut
Alabama natives Ira and Charlie Louvin were country music pioneers, Baptist blood brothers known for their trademark close harmony vocal style, mandolin magic, and emotive material ranging from spiritual standards, well-crafted covers to influential originals. Out today is the deluxe Satan Is Real / Handpicked Songs 1955-1962 (LITA 075, 2xCD + Audio Commentary Download), which pairs the Louvins' landmark 1959 album Satan Is Real with a star-studded curatorial "best of" featuring classic original Louvin Brothers recordings "handpicked" by the likes of Beck, Emmylou Harris, Will Oldham, Kris Kristofferson, Jim James, Dolly Parton and many more.
As you can see in the "What's Inside?" video above, this set features exquisitely re-mastered audio (from the original master tapes) and comes housed in a handsome 6-panel Digipak with a 40-page booklet with period archival photos, extensive liner notes by Jessica Hundley (Grievous Angel: The Intimate Biography of Gram Parsons), track-by-track testimonials from the "handpickers", along with a download link for an exclusive audio commentary and interview with Charlie Louvin recorded in Nashville, June 2010.
Also available today, is our equally deluxe edition of the Louvin's 1956 album Tragic Songs of Life (LITA 070, LP). Pressed on virgin 180-gram vinyl and expanded as a gatefold "tip-on" jacket that includes a full color booklet with liner notes also by Jessica Hundley and rarely seen photos, this is a respectfully presented package for Louvin Brothers fans both old and new.
Stay tuned, for in the coming weeks we'll also be rolling out (available for pre-order now) separate 180-gram vinyl editions of Satan Is Real (LITA 073) and Handpicked Songs 1955-1962 (LITA 074), both sporting the same exquisite packaging and attention to detail. Whether you like "The Christian Life" or find yourself often reciting the "Kneeling Drunkard's Prayer", this series is not to be missed.
The Louvin Brothers – All Vinyl Editions NOW IN STOCK!Wednesday, December 7th, 2011
Finally, finally, finally! We have all three vinyl editions from our Louvin Brothers series IN STOCK! That's right, Satan Is Real, Tragic Songs Of Life, and Handpicked Songs 1955-1962 are dressed to the 9′s in gorgeous old-school "tip-on" jackets with sturdy 180-gram wax nestled inside, not to mention in-depth liner notes by Jessica Hundley and loads of archive photos. But what are words on a screen when you can see with your own eyes all of the goodies in store for you? Below, check out the three "What's Inside?" videos for each release.
The Louvin Brothers – Satan Is Real (LITA 073 | 180-gram LP) – Available now!
The Louvin Brothers – Tragic Songs Of Life (LITA 070 | 180-gram LP) - Available now!
The Louvin Brothers – Handpicked Songs 1955-1962 (LITA 074 | 180-gram LP) - Available now!
International Style – Thai Funk Volume 1 and 2 – OUT NOW!Friday, December 9th, 2011
Hey, Hey, never fear…THAI FUNK IS HERE! These are hot off an international flight from the past and ready to get in your head and mess things up. YUH! Compiled by Maft Sai (of Thailand's ZudRangMa Records, who released the original CD versions), Thai Funk Volume 1 and Thai Funk Volume 2 are expanded and remastered and decked the funk out.
Both volumes feature:
- Double LP housed in a deluxe "tip-on" Stoughton jacket
- Beautifully packaged in a HAND-STITCHED CLOTH OUTER SLEEVE (10+ pattern variations)
- Meticulously restored and remastered audio
- Features original album art and introduction by Maft Sai
- Download card for full album + three bonus tracks!
Check out the "What's Inside?" videos below and order your copy of Thai Funk Volume 1 (LITA 076 | 2x LP) and Volume 2 (LITA 078 | 2x LP) now!
Need a cure for your pain????Monday, January 9th, 2012
…Then check out the "What's Inside?" video below for our new reissue of Morphine's 1993 classic Cure For Pain (out now on Modern Classics Recordings). 180-gram wax, gorgeous glossy gatefold jacket, and insert? Your welcome.
Michael Chapman "Rainmaker" CD/LP | PRE-ORDERThursday, January 12th, 2012
In 2011, we reissued Michael Chapman's second album, Fully Qualified Survivor. We're kicking 2012 off right with a deluxe CD and LP reissue of his debut album Rainmaker (originally relased on Harvest in 1969). Like the 'FQS' album, Rainmaker (LITA 079) is a psychedelic-guitar-folk delight and features one of Chapman's best known songs, "It Didn't Work Out."
A true stylist in his own right, Chapman holds a middle line between John Martyn and Bert Jansch with the provocative electric rock of Martyn juxtaposed against the traditional folk so wonderfully espoused by Jansch. Along for the ride on other songs are acoustic bassist Danny Thompson (Pentangle, John Martyn, Nick Drake) and electric bass player Rick Kemp (later to join Steeleye Span). All of the proceedings were produced by Gus Dudgeon who also did Chapman's "FQS" album as well as David Bowie's "Space Oddity" single – and a ton of the early work of Elton John.
We've reproduced the gatefold jacket in its exact original form (including a deluxe gatefold "tip-on" jacket), while the CD version includes 6 rare bonus tracks from the Rainmaker sessions, including 3 previously unreleased songs never heard else-where! And if that wasn't enough, journalist Byron Coley (Ecstatic Yod, Wire & Arthur magazines) penned 5,000 words of new liner notes taken from a fresh Chapman interview detailing the recording sessions. All packaged with many unseen photos of the era. For a look at all the goodies contained within, check out the "What's Inside?" videos below.
For audio samples, more info, and to pre-order, click here!
Michael Chapman "Rainmaker" | CD & 180-gram LP – OUT NOW!Wednesday, January 25th, 2012
The day has come! We're kicking off 2012 with a deluxe reissue of Michael Chapman's debut Rainmaker. Originally released on Harvest Records in 1969, Rainmaker is a psychedelic-guitar-folk delight. Featuring some of Chapman's best loved songs, "It Didn't Work Out," which features a stellar cast of legendary English musicians of the era; Guitarist "Clem" Clempson was in the prog-band Bakerloo (soon after playing with Chapman he'd join jazz-rockers Colosseum and then Humble Pie) Drummer Aynsley Dunbar (his resume includes John Mayall, Eric Burdon, David Bowie, Frank Zappa and Lou Reed), bassist Alex Dmochowski (long time Dunbar comrade) were both in Dunbar's Retaliation. Organ player Norman Haines was in Locomotive (another obscure, but legendary progressive English band of the day).
Check out the "What's Inside?" videos below for the visual scoop on the CD and LP versions, listed below:
- Gorgeously remastered from the original master tapes
- CD contains 3 previously unreleased tracks PLUS 3 rarities
- LP remains a faithful reproduction of the original album tracks
- 180-gram wax housed in a deluxe Stoughton gatefold "tip-on" jacket
- Both CD and LP feature new liner notes by Byron Coley and unseen rare archive photos, gig flyers and more
For more info, audio samples and to order Michael Chapman Rainmaker (LITA 079 | CD | 180-gram LP) click here!
PS – Live in Los Angeles? Next Tuesday, 1/31 from 8pm-9pm Origami Vinyl in Echo Park will be hosting a listening party for Rainmaker. We'll be there and so should you! The beer is free and flowing, so float on over to the Facebook invite and chime in!
"Listen, Whitey! The Sounds of Black Power 1967-1974″ | What's Inside?Wednesday, February 29th, 2012
Curious to take a peek at Listen, Whitey! The Sounds of Black Power 1967-1974 (LITA 081)? Well, wait no longer. Check out the "What's Inside?" videos for both the CD and 2xLP versions below. What about the book, you ask? Watch the video preview Fantagraphics put together after the jump. Don't forget, we've got exclusive Book + CD and Book + 2xLP packages here!
Free Basin' Fridays – Annette Peacock "I'm The One" 180-gram LP giveawayFriday, June 8th, 2012
For this week's Free Basin' Fridays, we're very pleased to share with you Annette Peacock's I'm The One (FDR 601). Reissued here for the first time on vinyl and the first CD reissue outside of Annette's own limited pressing from a few years back, I'm The One is a landmark record from this pop avant-garde icon. Out now on CD and LP, the vinyl pressing is a limited edition and sports 180-gram wax, liner notes insert with never-before-seen photos (also included in the CD version), and an oversized 18″ x 24″ folded poster. This thing is slammin'…just check out the "What's Inside?" video for the CD below.
For your chance to win, tell us why YOU are THE ONE. Let us know in a comment below (don't forget to include your name and email address). Winner will be selected at random next Friday, June 15th at 12PM pst.


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Reluctant Thief with Hungry Family Gets Pizza
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A man who apparently summoned the courage to rob a Montana pizza restaurant changed his mind as the clerk started to hand him money, broke down crying and ended up leaving with a pizza to feed his hungry family.
Helena Police Chief Troy McGee says just after midnight Monday, a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt and a bandanna on his face entered a Papa John's restaurant and handed the clerk a note demanding money.


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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Major investors have added to their stakes in physically-backed gold exchange-traded funds and central banks have bought the metal at a record pace — good signs that gold's about to break out of its recent trading range, but not necessarily indicative of a major rally .
"Too many gold bulls are hanging their hat" on quantitative easing (QE) from either the U.S. Federal Reserve or European Central Bank, said Ed Bugos, director of mining finance at Precious Metals Equity Research.
That mentality is particularly worrisome given the uncertainty surrounding further QE, which helps stimulate the economy, devalue currencies and raise gold's safe-haven appeal.
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Gold prices are tempting consumers into melting down their valuables but the scam complaints are piling up. Kelli Grant discusses how to avoid cash-for-gold scams on Markets Hub. Photo: Reuters.
Even so, billionaire hedge-fund managers George Soros and John Paulson boosted their gold holdings in the second quarter, implying expectations for higher gold prices despite the metal's less-than-stellar performance.
Gold futures GCZ2, +0.00% closed Thursday at $1,619.20 an ounce, up just 0.3% for the month and up 2.6% for the year. They lost 4% in the second quarter.
Paulson & Co. upped its stake in the SPDR Gold Trust GLD, -0.51% by 26% for the quarter ended in June, while Soros Fund Management LLC more than doubled its stake in the ETF, according to quarterly Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings released late Tuesday. Read more on Paulson and Soros.
"A lot of hot money has come out of gold and silver over the last six months as both metals got stuck in a tight trading range and short-term oriented money left the sector," said Vedant Mimani, lead portfolio manager of the Atyant Capital Global Opportunities Fund, a precious metals-focused fund based in Miami.
But the "more strategic buyers such as the various Asian central banks have been buying gold in recent times as a means to diversify their currency reserves mix and hedge themselves against what they may view as irresponsible U.S. monetary and fiscal policy," he said. "This is probably the primary reason investors such as Paulson continue to be involved in the gold space."
And "nobody better understands trading and the global financial system than Soros," said Mimani, and the fact that he is re-buying gold, after nearly selling his entire holding of the precious metal in the first quarter of 2011, "is something to make note of."
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In addition to gold purchases by major hedge fund managers, central bank buying, particularly in emerging markets, has been strong.
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"Central bank buying is the most significant factor in the gold market and drives prices at the margin," said Sonny Tahiliani, managing director at MacroMoves, a New York-based consultancy.
"Economies and currencies are impaired after absorbing the excesses in the financial and private credit sectors globally," he said. "Central banks are hedging their other assets with gold and should be adding to this insurance at an accelerating pace."
Demand for gold from central banks and official sector institutions more than doubled in the second quarter of this year to 157.5 metric tons from the same quarter a year ago, according to a World Gold Council (WGC) report released Thursday.
That marked a record quarter for central bank buying since the sector began recording net purchases in the second quarter of 2009, according to the WGC report. Central banks in Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine and South Korea were among the big buyers.


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"Durango is a beautiful place to vacation and live. It is a combination of beautiful scenery & small town appeal."
Jay and Carol Coates and the Durango KOA have been chosen as KOA's 2012 Franchisee of the Year! We both are very grateful for this honor and will try even harder in the future to make our guests stays as memorable as possible.
Besides the new pool in 2010, this year we are adding six "Studio Lodges", a vegetable & composting demonstration project and other beautification details.
Before purchasing the Durango KOA Kampground, they spent 17 years in the fast-paced restaurant business. "We decided to stay in the hospitality industry, and invest in our future, but we wanted to lose the hustle and bustle of Northern Virginia," says Carol. "Durango is a beautiful place to vacation and live."
Since 1992, the Coates have been providing their campers with a very clean, well-maintained park with great service, "We take great pride in our park; we work very hard to keep it this way," says Carol.


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The Georgia Association of School Psychologists applauded the work of Gwinnett County Public Schools psychologists for their service to Gwinnett children, presenting the Psychological Services Department with the "Innovative Practice Award."The organization recognized GCPS with the award, taking note of the school system's National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) approval for on-site professional learning units, which provides school psychologists with further learning and training to serve Gwinnett children. "The field of special education continues to change as a result of new medical and educational research," said Susan White, executive director of special education and psychological services. "It's imperative that our psychologists stay abreast of current treatments, diagnoses, assessment tools and innovative instructional and behavioral strategies that will ultimately help our teachers and students." As part of the professional learning program, local and national speakers provide training and information to GCPS psychologists on a monthly basis. This training provides the professionals with the most recent research and tools for making accurate diagnostic decisions and appropriate intervention recommendations and for helping assess treatment integrity of the interventions. In addition, the training can be applied toward maintaining national certification as a school psychologist. Gwinnett is the only school district in the nation to develop this professional learning program and obtain NASP approval. Fifty-five GCPS psychologists serve Gwinnett children, each working with two schools within a cluster. Heather Darenberg writes about education. Good News From Schools appears in the Sunday edition of the Gwinnett Daily Post. For more good news, visit www.gwinnettdailypost.com.
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We are getting ready for Easter and enjoying
the new life of Spring over here.
How do you like to teach your little ones
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Recognizing & Rejoicing in the Ordinary Beauty of Our Family Life and Home Education
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Easter Book Display
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We have Eggs/baskets on Saturday, to make the distinction that Easter is really about the Savior. Other than that, I bought this great book at Deseret book that recreates the last week of his life, you do things/activities every day ... yeah... I've been too lazy to actually try it, but it LOOKS fantastic.ReplyDelete
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Blessed Marianne Cope To Become A Saint
Cope To Be Hawaii's Second Saint
UPDATED 9:32 PM HST Dec 19, 2011
Hawai is officially on its way to gain its second saint.
Monday, Pope Benedict XVI approved Blessed Mother Marianne Cope for sainthood.
She'll be canonized sometime next year making her the sixth female American saint in history.
Blessed Marianne has been praised for her tireless work across the islands, at Kalihi Hospital and at Kalaupapa on Molokai, where she cared for patients with Hansen's Disease.
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NILES, IL -- (Marketwire) -- 06/13/11 -- MFRI, Inc. (NASDAQ: MFRI) - announced today sales and earnings for the first quarter ended April 30, 2011 ("2011"). The Company's net sales in 2011 were $53.4 million, 7% higher than $49.9 million for the prior-year quarter; net loss in 2011 was $1.5 million or ($0.22) per diluted share, compared to a net loss of $0.5 million or ($0.07) per diluted share, in the prior-year quarter.
SALES - Sales were $53.4 million, 7% higher than $49.9 million for the prior-year quarter. Sales increased in the filtration products and industrial process cooling businesses, the heating, ventilation and air conditioning business included in Corporate and Other and decreased in the piping systems business.
GROSS PROFIT - Gross profit of $8.2 million in 2011 decreased 23% from $10.7 million in the prior-year quarter. Gross margin was 15.4% compared to 21.6% in the prior-year quarter. Gross profit increased in filtration products and industrial process cooling businesses due to higher sales and decreased in the piping systems business. The decrease in gross profit was attributable to lower volume from the piping systems business in the United Arab Emirates ("U.A.E.").
EXPENSES - Operating expenses decreased to $9.9 million or 19% of sales from $10.9 million or 22% of sales in the prior-year quarter. The reduction was mainly due to lower management incentive compensation and professional costs.
NET LOSS - Net loss rose to $1.5 million in the current quarter from a net loss of $0.5 million in the prior-year quarter. The increased loss was due to decreased sales in the U.A.E. and loss of $183 thousand from the Company's joint venture for pipe coating in Canada.
BACKLOG - The Company's backlog on April 30, 2011 was $84.8 million, up $4.3 million or 5% from January 31, 2011. The rise in the backlog is the result of increased activity in the U.S.
PIPING SYSTEMS - A poor economic climate, particularly in Dubai, has been a major cause of our decreased business activity in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries ("GCC"). Piping systems' domestic sales and earnings are seasonal, typically lower during the first and fourth quarters due to unfavorable weather for construction over much of North America, and are correspondingly higher during the second and third quarters.
FILTRATION PRODUCTS - Industrial markets show improvement, which was indicated by a 30% increase in net sales and a 26% increase in gross profit from the prior-year quarter.
INDUSTRIAL PROCESS COOLING - Market conditions for industrial process cooling also show signs of improvement. In 2011, net sales grew 38%, gross profit grew 51% and the gross margin improved 2.4 percentage points. This progress, coupled with expense control, resulted in a modest profit for the quarter.
David Unger, CEO commented, "We believe that maintaining our diversified product mix and geographic reach during the difficult economic climate of recent years has benefited our Company. In 2011, new orders in North America and Europe show improvement over prior periods. We will continue to make strategic investments to facilitate growth for the long term. One example is our recently announced initiative to establish a pipe insulation facility in Saudi Arabia. This new factory, now under construction, represents a repositioning of our Middle East business strategy to build our presence where we believe the long-term market is growing and project funding is available. We anticipate operations to begin in the new Saudi plant during the fourth quarter of 2011. With this plant operational, we expect to capture a greater share of the growing market in Saudi Arabia and other nearby GCC countries."
Brad Mautner, President and COO said, "The first quarter delivered continued year-over-year improvement in our filtration and industrial process cooling segments. Continuing to face sluggish but slightly improving market conditions, both businesses have stayed focused on cost control while actively pursuing top line growth. Due to the absence of large project revenue from international activities, the piping systems business saw a typically slow first quarter. However, based on solid U.S. bookings we do expect improved contribution from our U.S. activities in the busier second and third quarters. A good part of 2011 will be spent investing in the piping segment to capture business in India and develop infrastructure needs of the Middle East outside of Dubai for 2012 and beyond. Overall, our strategy of maintaining diversity in our products and markets is serving us well by helping to minimize the impact of slow economic recovery and unpredictable events around the world."
MFRI, Inc. is a multi-line company engaged in the following businesses: pre-insulated specialty piping systems for oil and gas gathering, district heating and cooling and other applications; custom-designed industrial filtration products to remove particulates from dry gas streams; industrial process cooling equipment to remove heat from molding, printing and other industrial processes; and installation of heating, ventilation and air conditioning for large buildings.
Form 10-Q for the period ended April 30, 2011 will be accessible at < http://www.sec.gov/ >. For more information visit the Company's website www.mfri.com or contact the company directly.
Statements and other information contained in this announcement which can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "anticipate," "may," "will," "expect," "continue," "remain," "intend," "aim," "should," "prospects," "could," "position," "future," "potential," "believes," "plans," "likely," "seems," and "probable," or the negative thereof or other variations thereon or comparable terminology, constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 as amended and are subject to the safe harbors created thereby. These statements should be considered as subject to the many risks and uncertainties that exist in the Company's operations and business environment. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, economic conditions, market demand and pricing, competitive and cost factors, raw material availability and prices, global interest rates, currency exchange rates, labor relations and other risk factors.
MFRI, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES Condensed Statements of Operations and Related Data Three Months Ended (Unaudited) (In 000's except per share data) April 30, Operating Statement Information 2011 2010 -------- -------- Net sales Piping Systems $ 19,027 $ 25,216 Filtration Products 24,843 19,114 Industrial Process Cooling 7,155 5,191 Corporate and Other 2,376 329 -------- -------- Total 53,401 49,850 Gross profit Piping Systems $ 2,813 $ 7,002 Filtration Products 3,312 2,637 Industrial Process Cooling 1,945 1,289 Corporate and Other 172 (176) -------- -------- Total 8,242 10,752 Income (loss) from operations Piping Systems $ (223) $ 3,436 Filtration Products 510 (519) Industrial Process Cooling 204 (184) Corporate and Other (2,135) (2,895) -------- -------- Total (1,644) (162) Loss from joint ventures 183 97 Interest expense, net 287 285 -------- -------- Loss before income taxes (2,114) (544) Income tax benefit (622) (60) -------- -------- Net loss $ (1,492) $ (484) ======== ======== Weighted average number of common shares outstanding Basic and diluted 6,855 6,837 Earnings per share Basic and diluted $ (0.22) $ (0.07) Backlog 4/30/2011 1/31/2011 4/30/2010 ---------- ---------- ---------- Piping Systems $ 48,515 $ 46,452 $ 52,564 Filtration Products 22,428 19,935 21,271 Industrial Process Cooling 5,711 4,332 4,021 Corporate and Other 8,161 9,751 8,223 ---------- ---------- ---------- Total Backlog $ 84,815 $ 80,470 $ 86,079 See the Company's Form 10-Q for the period for notes to financial statements.


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Teen pleads not guilty in Paterson girl's death
PATERSON (AP) — A teen charged in the deadly shooting of a 12-year-old girl who was hit by a stray bullet while riding a scooter in Paterson pleaded not guilty Friday, while the girl's family prepared for her funeral.
Jhymiere Moore, 19, pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and weapons charges in the death of Genesis Rincon in Paterson.
Moore's lawyer, Harley Breite, told reporters after the hearing that Moore was not involved in the shooting but turned himself in Tuesday because he heard through people on the street that he was a target of the investigation.
"Rather than make it appear that he had some culpability or was in some way responsible for this, he took it upon himself to say, `I am not guilty, I am not responsible for that tragedy, and I want to be an active member in this criminal justice system. I'm not going to become a second victim in this tragedy,'" Breite said.
Moore's bail was kept at $3 million, but Breite said he will file a motion in an attempt get that reduced. He is being held in protective custody at the Passaic County Jail because of the high-profile nature of the case.
Family and friends of Genesis packed the Passaic County courtroom Friday, with many wearing "Justice for Genesis" hats and T-shirts.
A funeral for Genesis will be held at 7 p.m. at a church in Paterson. Large crowds are expected at a viewing scheduled to begin at 5 p.m.
Police believe the suspect was aiming a handgun at someone else when the girl was struck in the head around 8:40 p.m. Saturday as she rode home to a family gathering. Two other children who were with her were not injured.
She was kept on life support until Monday night so her organs could be donated.
Overall crime in Paterson is down, but there has been a dramatic increase in gun violence, acting Police Chief William Fraher said earlier this week. There were 40 nonfatal shootings in the city in 2010 compared with 53 nonfatal shootings in the city so far this year, Fraher said. He noted 125 police officers were laid off in 2011.
Breite said Moore is being used as a "scapegoat" for the city's violence.
"The wrongful persecution of a 19-year-old city youth is not the answer to what's going on in Paterson," he said. "One thing is for sure: the killer of that young girl was not in court today."
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- Judge continues $3 million bail for man accused of killing 12-year-old in Paterson / The Record
- Attorney says Paterson man didn't kill 12-year-old Genesis Rincon / NJ.com
- Funeral for 12-year-old gunned down in New Jersey / PIX 11
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Originally posted by gamesmaster63
Awful hard question to answer, I love so many movies, but if I have to pick one right off the top of my head...
Ben Hur
Originally posted by RP2SticksOfDynamite
Charlton Heston. A guy was wearing a wrist watch in the chariot race
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yeah shawshank is up there!
pulp fiction also
lock stock and two smoking barrels
game of death
green mile
fight clubedit on 29-10-2011 by ShortMemory because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by reficul
theres 2 great movies
first, planes trains&automobiles.the first time i seen it i was on acid,and i laughed so hard,i pissed myself.
even now when i see john candy(rip) turn into the devil,i laugh my ass off!
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(2) Covered commodity
(A) In general
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(vi) peanuts; and [1]
(3) Farm-raised fish
The term "farm-raised fish" includes—
(4) Food service establishment
The term "food service establishment" means a restaurant, cafeteria, lunch room, food stand, saloon, tavern, bar, lounge, or other similar facility operated as an enterprise engaged in the business of selling food to the public.
(6) Perishable agricultural commodity; retailer
(8) Secretary
The term "Secretary" means the Secretary of Agriculture, acting through the Agricultural Marketing Service.
(9) Wild fish
(A) In general
The term "wild fish" means naturally-born or hatchery-raised fish and shellfish harvested in the wild.
(B) Inclusions
The term "wild fish" includes a fillet, steak, nugget, and any other flesh from wild fish or shellfish.
[1] So in original. The word "and" probably should not appear.
Source(Aug. 14, 1946, ch. 966, title II, § 281, as added Pub. L. 107–171, title X, § 10816,May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 533; amended Pub. L. 110–234, title XI, § 11002(1),May 22, 2008, 112 Stat. 1351; Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title XI, § 11002(1),June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 2113; Pub. L. 113–79, title XII, § 12104(b)(1),Feb. 7, 2014, 128 Stat. 979.)
Pub. L. 110–234and Pub. L. 110–246made identical amendments to this section. The amendments by Pub. L. 110–234were repealed by section 4(a) ofPub. L. 110–246.
2014—Par. (2)(A)(i). Pub. L. 113–79, § 12104(b)(1)(A), substituted "pork, and venison" for "and pork".
Par. (2)(A)(ii). Pub. L. 113–79, § 12104(b)(1)(B), substituted "ground pork, and ground venison" for "and ground pork".
2008—Par. (2)(A)(vii) to (xi). Pub. L. 110–246, § 11002(1), added cls. (vii) to (xi).
Effective Date of 2008 Amendment
Amendment of this section and repeal of Pub. L. 110–234by Pub. L. 110–246effective May 22, 2008, the date of enactment of Pub. L. 110–234, see section 4 ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as an Effective Date note under section 8701 of this title.
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Spellerberg participated in nearly 25 tournaments this past summer and was named the Nebraska Junior Golfer of the Year by the Nebraska Golf Association. He won the Nebraska Junior Match Play Championship, finished fifth at the Nebraska Junior Amateur Championship, second at the Nebraska Junior PGA Championship and was named a member of the NGA's junior cup squad and captain of the Nebraska Junior Golf Tour's annual All-Star Team; and that was just this summer.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - The Census Bureau reports that northwestern New Mexico's Farmington area along with two areas of western Arizona lead the nation in having the largest proportions of mobile homes in their housing inventories.
The report says the Farmington area leads the nation with mobile homes accounting for 32 percent of its housing inventory, followed by Yuma with 29 percent and the Kingman and Lake Havasu City area at nearly 27 percent.
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The Courtyard of the Gentiles, the Pontifical Council for Culture's outreach to nonbelievers, is hosting "Faith, Culture, and the Common Good" at Georgetown University.
"In the US, political power has a vested interest in the religious world and has built strong relations with it, but at the same time the US is proud of its secular nature and the identity of the State is quite marked," Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, the pontifical council's president, said in an interview with Vatican Radio. "It will be interesting to observe the balance … between these two aspects."
"Our national dialogue regarding the role of religion in public life and its contributions to the common good is at a critical juncture," added Cardinal Donald Wuerl of Washington. "The Courtyard of the Gentiles format offers an opportunity to explore the relationship between religious faith and culture from a fresh perspective."
The event begins on April 9 with a concert that "features artists of diverse faiths-- MCs Talib Kweli, Jin, Poetic Pilgrimage, AmKoullel, The Narcicyst, and Mandeep Sethi and DJ Boo-- in a performance showcasing interreligious diversity and tolerance through the hip hop lens," according to the event program.
On April 10, Cokie Roberts, a critic of Catholic teaching on human life and marriage, will moderate a panel discussion entitled "Realizing the Common Good," and Paul Elie, senior fellow at Georgetown University's Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, will moderate a discussion on "Faith, Culture, and Community." Each panel discussion is followed by "Tents of Dialogue" breakout sessions.
Following an interfaith celebration at a Jesuit parish featuring "readings, reflections, and songs from American traditions on the common good, justice, and freedom," the event concludes with a dramatic performance of a Flannery O'Connor short story.
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I skipped this fatuous event at Georgetown tonight and instead heard Prof. Roberto de Mattei speak on the crisis in the Church: the ascendancy of practice over doctrine: for, example, as Card. Kasper would have it, so many Catholics are getting divorced and remarrying, the Church should change doctrine and legitimize the practice. Prof. de Mattei's latest book is The Second Vatican Council: the Untold Story, detailing how this strategy played at Vatican II.
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The top-secret world the government created in response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, has become so large, so unwieldy and so secretive that no one knows how much money it costs, how many people it employs, how many programs exist within it or exactly how many agencies do the same work.
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Lenten season starts with Ash Wednesday
by W. Winston Skinner
Plates of pancakes will be served up Tuesday, and ashen crosses will be seen on foreheads Wednesday as Lent begins in Coweta County.
Lent — a solemn observance during the six weeks leading to Easter — is observed by Christians around the world. Local churches are planning activities, services and times for reflection during Lent.
"All Christians are called to prepare for the celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus at Easter by observing the three-fold discipline of Lent — which includes prayer, fasting and almsgiving," said Henry Atem, pastor of St. George Catholic Church.
In Coweta County, Lent is a time when Christians from various denominations come together for worship. Ecumenical Lenten services will be held each Wednesday at noon at several Newnan area churches.
The service location will rotate, and each half hour service will feature music and a short message by a pastor from another church. A meal — following each service — will be available for $5, and reservations are not required.
The schedule for the community Lenten services will be:
• March 5, First Baptist Church. Dr. Harry Barrow, pastor of Newnan Presbyterian Church, will preach.
• March 12, St. George Catholic Church. Jimmy Patterson, pastor of First Baptist Church of Newnan.
• March 19, Central Baptist Church. Allan Sandlin, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
• March 26, St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Atem, preaching.
• April 2, Newnan Presbyterian Church. Stuart Greene, pastor of First United Methodist Church of Newnan.
• April 9, First United Methodist Church. Rick Price, pastor of Cornerstone United Methodist Church.
• April 16, Cornerstone United Methodist Church. Dr. Joel Richardson, pastor of Central Baptist Church.
Lent officially begins with Ash Wednesday. This coming Tuesday is Shrove Tuesday, and there is a tradition of serving pancakes to use up fat and other rich food items before people begin fasting or other forms of sacrifice when Lent begins.
Newnan Presbyterian Church and St. Paul's Episcopal Church will have Shrove Tuesday pancake suppers.
The deacons will serve the meal at the Presbyterian church, which will be held from 5-7 p.m. The menu will include pancakes and bacon. There also will be King Cake, a Mardi Gras tradition associated with the start of Lent.
Cost for the Presbyterian pancake supper is $5 per person — with a maximum of $16 per family. Reservations should be made by noon Monday at the churches website — www.newnanpres.org — or by calling the church office at 770-253-4405.
The youth are spearheading plans for the pancake supper and service at St. Paul's. The supper will start at 6 p.m., and proceeds will help send the youth on their early summer mission trip.
The service will begin following the supper and conclude with the burning of the palms from last year's Palm Sunday service and the burying of the Alleluia Banner. The Alleluia Banner tradition dates to the Middle Ages and is a reminder of the hope of resurrection for Christians.
People who have palms from last year's Palm Sunday service are asked to bring them to St. Paul's on Sunday where there will be a designated basket in the narthex. Anyone planning to attend the pancake supper at St. Paul's should call 770-253-4264 no later than Monday.
A pancake supper is also set for 6 p.m. Tuesday at Resurrection Lutheran Church.
One of the most ancient rituals in Christianity is observed on Ash Wednesday when the sign of the cross is made — using a mixture of ashes and oil — on the foreheads of worshippers. The ashes often are from palms used the previous Palm Sunday.
The community Lenten service Wednesday at noon at First Baptist will offer the imposition of ashes.
Several services are set for Wednesday at St. George Catholic Church. "Ashes, which symbolize this penitential season, will be distributed at the Masses scheduled that day at 8:30 a.m., 12 noon and 6 p.m. in English, as well as Domingo Eucharista at 8 p.m.," said Jim Stagg, a member of the parish.
"In observance of the Lenten season, Liberty Christian Church will have an Ash Wednesday service," member Beth Walker said. Liberty Christian — located at 948 Macedonia Road — is one of the county's oldest congregations and meets in a building dating to 1854.
"A light meal will be served in the fellowship hall at 6 p.m.," Walker said. The service — led by Liberty's new pastor, Anita Renahan-White — will begin at 6:45 p.m.
There also will be Ash Wednesday services on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, at Resurrection Lutheran Church and at Word of God Lutheran Church in Peachtree City. The service at Word of God "will include the imposition of ashes and Holy Communion," member Joan Secor said.
In addition to the Lenten services in Newnan, there will be a series of services in the southern part of the county this year. Emily Wilbert of Moreland United Methodist Church said several pastors have been contacted in the "South of 16" focus area. Luthersville United Methodist Church and White Oak Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church have agreed to participate, and Wilbert is waiting to hear from other churches.
"The marvelous Lenten services in Newnan over the past several years" were an inspiration on planning the services which will be held at Moreland Methodist this year, she said. Services will be held on Tuesdays from March 11-April 15. The noon service will be "followed by a soup lunch," Wilbert said.
The services will include a call to worship/invocation, hymns, a responsive reading, readings from the Old and New Testaments and a meditation message.
Like Newnan, "our area could also benefit from an organized effort to reach out to not only our church members, but their friends and others who might come to hear a message of encouragement in the lunch time frame during the week," Wilbert said.
Resurrection Lutheran will hold mid-week Lenten services starting March 12. Soup and sandwiches will be served at 6:15 p.m. — with the service starting at 7 p.m.
Secor said Word of God Lutheran will hold services during Lent "each week from March 12-April 9 at 7 p.m."
Lent continues through Easter, when Christians celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus. The week prior to Easter is Holy Week. Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter, recalls Jesus' entry into the city less than a week before He was crucified.
Holy Thursday or Maundy Thursday often features communion. There also are services on Good Friday. Tenebrae services, in which the church is gradually darkened, and Stations of the Cross may be associated with services during Holy Week.
On Easter itself, many churches will hold a sunrise service, which recalls followers of Jesus coming to His tomb before dawn. Cantatas and other music-drama programs are often held at area churches, and Easter egg hunts at churches are also part of the celebration of the season.


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Sun, 20 Mar 2011|
Chief Bobby Halton reports in from FDIC 2011 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Hi I'm Bobby Holton and welcome to FDIC 2011 today is Sunday the day before the show really kicks off but there was a lot going on today last few days actually but today especially the [INAUDIBLE] are setting up you can't imagine the amount of work that goes into that over the last five days. We actually demolished a 6500 square foot house today. A three story house with a three story spiral oak staircase. It's an unbelievable collapse job and the guys did a fantastic job of collapsing it. Those students are going to get the experience of a lifetime. The hot classes are going great. They are 90% sold out. We're breaking an attendance record this year. This city is wall to wall with firefighters. The bars are already overpacked and full of us. We're all heading out for the [UNKNOWN] in a little bit for another get together with the fools. I wish you were here. If you're not here, get yourself here. Remember, main program launches on Wednesday morning, we're gonna stream that live. We're also gonna Thursday live. So, you'll wanna be watching that. If you are here or you're watching this from your hotel room, remember, we got the fun run on Thursday night. We've got stop, drop, rock 'n roll Thursday night. On Wednesday night, we have the fool's bash downtown, we have got the instructor's dinner on Tuesday night, on Friday night we have got the battle of the bands, we have the combat challenge, we have the memorial stair climb, we have the union party. So get yourself down here to F.D.I. C., be part of the greatest training exhibition in the world, the greatest conference in the world. Come be a part of it. And, hey, let's take a look, now, at what you didn't get to be part of today, here in Indianapolis at FDIC 2011. [MUSIC] I'd recommend it to anybody. It's a great, phenomenal educational experience. My experience is, is amazing. All the vendors are under one roof. If you're looking to get a piece of equipment for your department this is the place to shop. >> Its a great experience. We bring a lot back to the to our department. We can do instructing on new techniques things like that. So it is a fantastic experience and we try to get more guys every year. >> I've read a lot about it and I was fortunate enough to come this year. I couldn't be happier.