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Bynes explained her strange tweeting, telling People that she simply needed some time off. "I've been acting since I was seven, and I'm 25 now. So, it's not retiring so much. It's just taking some time off."
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The GBTI Tennis Open commences today at the GBTI Sports Club in Bel Air Park with 130 entrants competing in twelve categories.
A number of keen rivalries are anticipated in the respective categories, especially in the Men's Division where four former champions are expected to compete for the title.
Phillip Squires and Anthony Downes, two dominant players in the past will have to be at their best to challenge top seed and defending champion Jeremy Miller and second seed Ezra Sue-Ho, who recently won the last Men's Open title at the Macorp Open.
The men's Doubles category is also expected to have close matches as most of the teams are good enough to capture the title.
Defending champions Jeremy Miller/Jason Andrews can expect stiff competition from the combinations of Godfrey Lowden/Phillip Squires, Leyland Leacock & Anthony Downes, Sandeep Chand/Andre Lopes and junior pair Daniel Lopes/Gavin Lewis who have all made it to the final stages in previous tournaments.
In the Women's category top juniors Shawna Gentle and Aruna Ramrattan will be the main challengers to defending champion Carol Humphrey, while in the Under 18 Boys category top seeds Gavin Lewis and Daniel Lopes will renew their rivalry
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Southern boys volleyball team was down, but not out.
The Rams dropped the first game 27-25 to St. Peter's Prep of Jersey City. However, Southern rallied for 25-17 and 25-14 victories in the second and third games to win the NJSIAA Tournament and the state championship at South Brunswick on Thursday.
Down 8-3 in the third game, the Rams buried the Marauders under a 22-6 avalanche to capture their second straight state title. Southern erupted for 15 of the game's final 17 points and closed with a 6-0 burst.
"Gosh, I knew we had a run in us," said Southern coach Eric Maxwell, whose Rams also won state titles in 2010 and 2009. "I told our guys, 'Stick together. Some teams come apart. Keep playing together. I know you have a run in you.' There were no Xs and Os in the run. It was a matter of heart.
"I told the team, 'You've gotta dig down and just gotta play. We hit a spirit level where the boys just play. When I can stop coaching, that's when we play our best ball. Our blocks were in the right spots. Our offense was in gear. The boys knew their jobs. Once the momentum swung our way, I felt pretty good. Everyone picked it up."
Southern sophomore outside hitter Liam Maxwell (Maxwell's nephew) put home a kill for an 18-13 lead in the final game.
"Coach (Maxwell) told me all game that shot, deep to the left corner, was open," Maxwell said. "That broke their backs."
Senior middle blocker Mike Gesicki capped the win with a kill off an assist from junior setter Mike Sprague as the Rams' fans roared their approval with a high-fiving, foot-stomping celebration that shook the bleachers.
"We showed how resilient we are," said Gesicki, who also starred on last year's team. "(St. Peter's players) ride on emotion. Our schedule is so tough. They got tired in the second and third games. We were not tired. Some people say, 'Survive and advance.' Coach (Maxwell) says, 'Dominate and conquer.' We did that in the second and third games."
Southern's fans burst into standing ovations on the majority of the Rams' points in the third game.
"Their fans plummeted after the first game," Gesicki said after the Rams' sixth straight appearance in the state championship match. "Our fans picked it up. We have the best fans in the state. They have been here before. They know it's not the end of the world when we lose the first game."
In the opener, the Rams trailed by as many as six, 17-11. They took their first lead, 24-23, on a block by senior right side-outside hitter Harrison Lewis. A block by junior outside hitter Jake Logue put Southern up 25-24 and capped a 14-8 run. The Marauders notched the win as they scored the final three points on kills.
"We were awful in the first game, but we still almost won," coach Maxwell said. "After the first game, I said, 'We're winning the next two games.'"
Gesicki scored the Rams' final four points of the second game, capping his outburst with a block and igniting another standing ovation.
"Last year was a great experience in this environment for me," said Logue, who received a hug after the match from his dad, Billy. "This was chilling. Our fan base really showed up. They supported us and that helped us do it."
"State champs—one thing that I will remember for the rest of my life," Liam Maxwell said. I knew we would win. We never lost faith in each other. We all believe in each other."
Southern 2, St. Peter's Prep 1
Game scores: 25-27, 25-17, 25-14; Highlights: (SR) Gesicki 15 kills, 5 blocks, 2 aces; Logue 8 kills, 6 digs; Lewis 7 kills; Maxwell 8 kills; Reed 16 digs; Sprague 35 assists, nine digs; Davis 5 digs; Records: St. Peter's Prep (28-2); Southern (37-2)


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Fresh off her Dancing With the Stars success, Brandy has teamed up with her brother Ray J and their parents Willie and Sonja Norwood to release a new album. This marks the first time the entertainment family will perform all together. Keep reading for more details.
As you'll recall, the family works together on the VH-1 reality TV show "Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business." Expanding on that success, they are releasing an album of the same name as a companion piece for their show's second season.
"Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business," the album, will release its first single called "Talk To Me," which will be available on iTunes, Amazon and other retailers. It will also be released to U.S. radio stations this week, with the album itself being made available early next year.
Brandy was a formidable competitor on Dancing With the Stars with her partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy, but in a surprise to most viewers, and what seemed like most of the cast, she was eliminated just shy of making the finals. As for Brandy's brother, Ray J, he tried his hand at love on the VH-1 reality show "For the Love of Ray J" over the course of two seasons.
"Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business," the reality show, will debut its new season on December 5. The second season will find the Norwood family facing new challenges while Brandy and Ray J expand their entertainment empire and music careers. Apparently this season will see the siblings taking on more responsibility in their careers, as they won't have the constant guidance and assistance from their mother Sonja.
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text: Photo Gallery Best Astronomy Pictures of 2012 The Whirlpool Galaxy and Spaghetti Nebula are among winning subjects in the Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition. PUBLISHED Thu Sep 27 03:03:00 EDT 2012 0 1 / 11 Whirlpool Galaxy This penetrating look at the Whirlpool Galaxy won Australia's Martin Pugh top prize in the 2012 Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition. The contest, run by the U.K.'s Royal Observatory Greenwich, drew nearly 850 entries this year from around the world.Here, a spiral arm of the Whirlpool Galaxy grazes the light of a smaller companion galaxy that's slowly being torn apart by its neighbor's gravity.The galaxies—some 20 million light-years away—are too faint and distant for the human eye to register their hues. But this long photographic exposure allows us to appreciate their colorful nature, said Marek Kukula, the Royal Observatory's public astronomer and a contest judge. Young stars appear blue, he explained, and hydrogen gas in the spiral arms varies from pink to reddish.Pugh's picture impressed judges with its depth, clarity, and color."It's not just the detail in the spiral arms that's remarkable," said judge Will Gater. "Look closely and you'll see many, very distant galaxies in the background too."The winning pictures in the competition's four categories are on view at the Royal Observatory through February 2013.(Also see "Pictures: Best Amateur Astronomy Images Announced [2011].")—Luna Shyr Photograph courtesy Martin Pugh, APOY/Royal Observatory Aurora Over Norway In Norway's Nordland Fylke, the aurora borealis lights up a midwinter sky.The colorful phenomenon, also known as the northern lights, occurs when gusts of solar wind hit the Earth's magnetic field.Fast-moving electrons collide with oxygen and nitrogen in the Earth's upper atmosphere, unleashing light whose color depends on the type of gas. Oxygen emits red or greenish-yellow light—nitrogen usually appears blue.Photographer Arild Heitmann, a runner-up in the Earth and Space picture category, said, "This shot captures for me the intense feeling of standing deep in the mountains, far away from light pollution, and watching the finest light show on the planet."(See "New Aurora Pictures: Solar Flare Sparks 'Snakes,' 'Spears.'") Photograph courtesy Arild Heitmann, APOY/Royal Observatory Star Fields One August evening, photographer Tunç Tezel trekked to Uludag National Park near his hometown of Bursa, Turkey. He intended to watch the moon and evening planets, then take in the Perseids meteor shower.He came away with this image of the Milky Way's vast star fields hanging over a valley of human-made light."We live in a spiral arm of the Milky Way, so when we gaze through the thickness of our galaxy, we see it as a band of dense star fields encircling the sky," said Kukula, the Royal Observatory's public astronomer."The galaxy's central region contains a vast bulge of ancient stars, so when we look in this direction, the Milky Way band appears to swell and thicken."(See more Milky Way pictures in National Geographic magazine.) Photograph courtesy Tunç Tezel, APOY/Royal Observatory Witch's Broom This image of a supernova remnant called the Witch's Broom received high commendation in the Deep Space category.Taken by American Robert Franke, it shows scattering debris from a Milky Way star that exploded several thousand years ago. These cosmic filaments are part of the Veil Nebula, one of the largest supernova remnants in the sky. It lies some 1,400 light-years away in the constellation Cygnus.Franke noted that narrowband filters greatly increased the detail in his image while giving a reasonable representation of the nebula's color.(See more nebula pictures.) Photograph courtesy Robert Franke, APOY/Royal Observatory Milky Way Reflections It took two years of waiting before conditions were right for Luc Perrot to create this image of Piton de l'Eau, a volcanic crater lake on Réunion Island (map), a part of France.He needed clear, cloudless skies; stable atmospheric conditions; and an absence of wind to keep the surface of the lake mirror-smooth.The Milky Way arches over the lake, making the site seem even more otherworldly.At center in the distance stands Piton des Neiges, Réunion's highest peak at more than 10,000 feet (3,000 meters).This picture was highly commended in the Earth and Space category.(See the best night-sky pictures of 2012.) Photograph courtesy Luc Perrot, APOY/Royal Observatory Venus Transit One of the biggest astronomical events of 2012 occurred in June, when Venus passed directly between the Earth and sun, inspiring photographers around the world. The transit phenomenon won't happen again until 2117.Here, Venus appears like a dark speck against the blotched face of the sun."I remember this particular morning quite well," said Paul Haese, an Australian whose photograph was highly commended in the Our Solar System category."I went out to observe the sun and saw this massive prominence. I just had to image it."A solar prominence is a large projection from the sun's surface. Each one can loop hundreds of thousands of miles into space. Haese's photo captures the barefaced sun, streaked and spotted with filaments, sunspots, and prominences.(See "11,000 Super-Tornadoes Storm the Sun's Surface?") Photograph courtesy Paul Haese, APOY/Royal Observatory Spaghetti Nebula Between the constellations of Auriga and Taurus lies Simeis 147, a vast supernova remnant nicknamed the Spaghetti Nebula.It consists of debris from a star that exploded around 40,000 years ago. As the wreckage spreads apart, it collides with dust and gas between stars, creating the spaghetti strands we see here.Kukula called this a "true color" image in which "the photographer is trying to be faithful to the wavelengths of light being emitted." Hydrogen gas gives out red light, which can be brought out through a long telescope exposure, then digitally processed and enhanced.Said photographer Rogelio Bernal Andreo, a runner-up in the Deep Space category: "Most images I've seen of [Simeis 147] deprive us from viewing the many other things happening around it. My goal was producing an image that documents not only the main object but also what's around it."(See "'Soccer Ball' Nebula Discovered by Amateur Astronomer.") Photograph courtesy Rogelio Bernal Andreo, APOY/Royal Observatory Eyes to the Heavens This nightscape featuring the conjunction of Venus and Jupiter took top prize in the People and Space category.Though millions of miles apart, the two planets make photogenic partners above a beach in northwestern France. Venus appears brighter because of its proximity to Earth and the sun. And although Jupiter is much bigger, it appears smaller than Venus because it was roughly ten times farther away that evening."Both planets are very bright because they're covered in clouds, which reflect sunlight," Kukula noted. "They're not exactly like clouds on Earth, but similar."French photographer Laurent Laveder appears in the bottom corner of the picture."I took my place in the corner of the frame to complete the diagonal formed by me, the two planets, and the Pleiades and Taurus in the upper left," he said. The surreal glow on the beach? A red flashlight on his head created it.(Test your solar system knowledge.) Photograph courtesy Laurent Laveder, APOY/Royal Observatory Desert Sky Thirteen-year-old Thomas Sullivan produced this vision of ancient land and sky in California—and was highly commended in the category of Young Astronomy Photographer.Accompanied by his father, Sullivan captured a gnarled bristlecone pine—more than 4,000 years old—tilting in alignment with the central bulge of the Milky Way galaxy."My dad, sister, and I drove a thousand miles [1,600 kilometers] to take cool astronomy photos," said Sullivan, who titled this one "Origins of Life on Earth."Contest judge Marek Kukula noted that astrophotographers sometimes shine a light toward the end of a long exposure. That lets them bring out the foreground without affecting how the sky looks.In this case, Sullivan's father happened to be nearby, preparing to take a picture with his own camera. His flashlight provided the finishing effect.(Also see "Night Sky to Turn Bluer?") Photograph courtesy Thomas Sullivan, APOY/Royal Observatory Seven Sisters Twinkle, twinkle, little stars: The bright lights of the Pleiades, often called the Seven Sisters, dazzle in this closeup taken by 15-year-old Jacob von Chorus of Canada, who took top honors in the category of Young Astronomy Photography."It was taken near dusk, with only two frames and an hour of exposure," said the teenager. "The image was a test to see what would happen with such a long exposure."This shot reveals many of the hot, young stars that make up the Pleiades cluster, beyond the brightest ones that are normally visible to the naked eye during winter in the Northern Hemisphere.Swirling wisps of a bluish gas cloud, which the cluster is passing through, are also visible in the picture.(Also see "New Planets Found in Star Cluster—Would Have Dazzling Nights.") 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Avery Foltz went 3 for 3 with a pair of doubles and drove in six runs as the Thunderbirds pounded Stanwood 9-1 in a district-tournament opener.
SHORELINE — Coach Wyatt Tonkin never knows who the star will be for his top-ranked Shorewood High School baseball team. On Saturday, it was junior left fielder Avery Foltz.
"Every day, it's a different guy," Tonkin said. "Today, we had a fantastic game from Avery."
Foltz went 3 for 3 with a pair of doubles and drove in six runs as the Thunderbirds began the postseason with a 9-1 win over Stanwood in the Northwest 3A District tournament.
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In Saturday's other district-tournament openers, Ferndale beat Terrace 2-0, Glacier Peak edged Oak Harbor 2-1 and Meadowdale upset second-ranked Marysville-Pilchuck 6-1.
Sam Boone threw a complete game for Shorewood, allowing one run and five hits while striking out five to notch his ninth win.
Foltz's first double gave Shorewood some breathing room. In the third inning, he roped one into the gap to bring in two runs for a 4-1 lead. His second double, in the fifth, drove in two more and gave the T-Birds a 7-1 edge.
Stanwood had taken the lead in the top of the first on a run-scoring single by third baseman Tyler Givens, but never seriously challenged again.
"The first inning was pretty scary," Foltz said, "just because a lot of people haven't scored on us this year."
Ben Andrews was the primary table-setter for Shorewood, going 1 for 1 with two walks and scoring three runs.
Shorewood has made deep playoff runs the past three years but this team is special, said Tonkin, who last week got his 250th career victory.
"Their chemistry is unbelievable," he said. "I can't describe it. It's just one of those things we haven't had in a long time."


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...because I crashed hard today. I hadn't crashed like this in 12 years. I was taking a turn, at speed, that I had taken at speed a hundred or so times before. About a quater through the turn, BANG!, the rear tire blows out. The bike slids out from under me, and I slid to a stop. My right shin has considerable road rash. I even left a skid mark off my leg on the road.
I called my wife, and we went to an Urgent Care Center rather then the ER. The deducable was cheaper, and the service tons better. They spent three hours cleaning the wound anfd taking X-rays. Now I get to miss work this weekend, that includes holiday pay lost, and get a nice disciplinary write up for missing peak time work.
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"…the majority of these fantastical fellows are shrewd and intelligent enough, but just senseless…" (The Brothers Karamazov) We have ample evidence that Dostoyevsky's insightful remark describes our elected leaders, who are highly educated, glib and self-assured, but totally lacking in either modesty or wisdom. Let us reflect for a moment on their latest knee-jerk decision, to compensate charities for their losses in Iceland, but to deny the same generosity to local authorities. Hip, hip, hooray! I hear, but hang on a minute. Don't allow contempt for town-hall 'tossers' to blind you to some awkward facts.
Local authorities are responsible for a raft of services to the public, and are major employers, in a time of rapidly rising unemployment and a time when many of those services are needed more urgently than ever. Would it not be wiser to allow them compensation on condition that the money was invested directly in expanding services and employment? By compensating charities, on the other hand, we shall see much of the money spent overseas, on deserving causes no doubt, or spent in the UK on causes with which the majority of citizens would disagree.
To expect our leaders to accept such a simple view would be asking too much of course. After all, these are the architects of a system in which honest, hard working Britons and Americans have to compete for jobs with Asian slaves, and in which the bastion of capitalism is deep in hock to a Communist state. 'Fantastical fellows' indeed.


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This beautiful '69 Camaro Tim painted for Littlefield Customs was featured at the 2012 SEMA show.
Here is another multi-award winning Camaro Tim painted for Littlefield Customs.
This is Dave Abelow's '66 Vert in Inca Red. This car continues to win awards year after year.
Tim loves to go fast! Here is his award winning '65 turbo chassis car in black and maroon and then in all black!
And every family needs a rat-rod. Tim sold this one to Rich B. a couple of years ago, but will always hold a place in his heart!
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Mrs. Margaret Emmons, wife of W. L. Emmons of Robertsville, in Marlboro township, died very suddenly of apoplexy on
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David Wallace Eckman, a Prineville resident passed away on January 13, 2013 at his home in Prineville. He was 83 years old.
David was born in Geddes, South Dakota on January 7, 1930 to William and Lela Eckman. He attended and graduated from Sandpoint High School, and entered the Army in April 1951. He served in the Korean War, ERC Artillery Branch.
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Sharon man faces felony burglary charge
November 01, 2012
A 34-year-old town of Sharon man is accused of burglarizing a home and then running from police. Corey W. Shumak, W7593 Town Hall Road, has been charged with felony burglary, which carries a maximum penalty of 12 1/2 years imprisonment and $25,000 in fines. He also faces a misdemeanor charge, which carries a maximum penalty of nine months in jail and $10,000 in fines.
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Woman, boyfriend get jail and probation for child abuse
November 01, 2012
ELKHORN — Despite a tearful plea and a promise to be a better mother, Judge John Race sentenced Karen Lake, 37, of Lake Geneva, to 60 days in jail with Huber privileges. "Your honor, I come before the court asking for mercy," a tearful Lake said during her sentencing hearing last week. Lake said that she apologized for hurting her son, and added that she will devote herself to mending relations with her son.
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Sharon woman accused of sexual assault
October 18, 2012
A 37-year-old Sharon woman is accused of having sex with two 15-year-old boys in September.Rachael A. McCormick, 218 Baldwin St.,Upper Unit, has been charged with two counts of sexual assault of a child under the age of 16.If convicted, she faces up to 80 years imprisonment and $200,000 in fines.
Man pleads guilty after Amber Alert incident
October 11, 2012
A 22-year-old Nebraska man, who drove more than 500 miles to have a sexual encounter with a Lake Geneva teenager, pleaded guilty Friday afternoon to a felony charge.In December a 13-year-old Lake Geneva girl went missing, and the local police, FBI and the Department of Criminal Investigations investigated her whereabouts during a more than 24-hour search. After searching her computer, police found communications between the victim and Jacob Cambridge, of Lincoln, Neb. After Cambridge was identified, an Amber Alert was issued for the teenager.
Lake Geneva bank robber gets 8 years prison
September 27, 2012
ELKHORN A Genoa City man who robbed several banks in the area, including the PNC and Chase in Lake Geneva, was sentenced Friday afternoon to eight years in prison by Judge John Race.Joshua M. Barrigar, 32, 40500 92nd St., also will spend 12 years on extended supervision.Barrigars defense attorney, Travis Schwantes, argued for a 30-year stayed and imposed prison sentence, which means Barrigar would only serve the sentence if he violated the terms of his probation.
Bay woman allegedly hurts child in car crash
September 27, 2012
A 27-year-old Williams Bay woman faces felony charges after she allegedly hurt a child while driving intoxicated.Jamie S. Nettesheim, 423 Lakewood Drive, has been charged with operating while intoxicated causing injury, as a second and subsequent offense. If convicted, Nettesheim faces up to six years imprisonment and $10,000 in fines.
Bloomfield couple pleads not guilty to child abuse charges
September 20, 2012
ELKHORN The Bloomfield Township couple accused of multiple counts of child abuse against their adopted children pleaded not guilty Sept. 19 to all of the charges, and their attorneys want the case dismissed.The attorneys for Martin, 49, and Kathleen OBrien, 50, have recently filed motions to dismiss the charges against their clients for violating their right to due process.Assistant District Attorney Diane Donohoo has until Oct. 19 to respond to the motions, and a hearing is set for Nov. 21.
Pell Lake man faces sexual assault charges
September 20, 2012
A 29-year-old Pell Lake man is accused of twice having sex with a 13-year-old girl during the summer. Ricky Cervantes, N1205 Hemlock Road, has been charged with repeated sexual assault of a child.If convicted, he faces up to 25 years imprisonment and 15 years of extended supervision.
Pit bulls attack deputies
September 20, 2012
SUGAR CREEK A 40-year-old man was arrested Sept. 22 after his pit bulls attacked two Walworth County Sheriffs deputies as they attempted to take him into custody. Daniel White was arrested and charges against him have been referred to the Walworth Countys District Attorneys Office for trespassing, battery to a police officer, resisting arrest, failure to comply with an officer and disorderly conduct. At about 12:38 p.m., Walworth County Sheriffs Deputies responded to a report of disorderly man who was on a womans property at Oak Lane in the town of Sugar Creek. The 56-year-old woman alleges that White made threatening comments to two juvenile girls that were on her property.
Men face charges after Delavan home invasion
September 20, 2012
Two men are accused of firing a weapon near a mans head during a Jan. 28 home invasion in the city of Delavan.During the incident, the man was downstairs, and his girlfriend and baby were upstairs.Adrian Valadez, 23, 328 1/2 E. Walworth Ave., Apt. 4, Delavan, has been charged with attempted armed robbery, armed burglary, first-degree recklessly endangering safety, two counts of false imprisonment with the use of a dangerous weapon and a misdemeanor charge of battery.
Processing server faces felonies
September 20, 2012
ELKHORN A 40-year-old processing server faces criminal charges after he allegedly falsely reported serving two individuals legal documents.Randy L. Ruegg, 1123 Sheridan Road, has been charged with two felony counts of forgery of an official certification. If convicted, he faces up to 12 years imprisonment and $20,000 in fines.
Man guilty of driving ice cream truck while drunk
September 13, 2012
A 45-year-old man who was driving an ice cream truck drunk at a campground in May was sentenced to three years of probation.Police arrested Charles G. Stephan, who is now in prison, after receiving calls of an ice cream truck in the Meadowlark Campground in Lyons traveling at a high-rate of speed and honking its horn. The call came in May 27 at about 3 a.m. A Walworth County Sheriffs deputy was able to locate the vehicle.
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Although the anticipated wave of baby boomer retirements is a concern for most every industry and business, it's even worse for the electric power industry.
Nearly half of the critical positions in the industry are filled by people who could retire within five years.
"On average, our workers are about four years older than the average population, so the boomer retirements will hit us sooner," says Mary Miller, president of the Center for Energy Workforce Development, an industry organization that comprises the Edison Electric Institute, the American Gas Association, the Nuclear Energy Institute and the National Rural Cooperatives Association.
Not only does the industry have a worse age problem than most, but it also has image issues.
"The problem with power engineering [the electrical engineering discipline specific to electric power operations] is that it's an old subject," says Peter Sauer, the Grainger chair professor of electrical engineering at the University of Illinois. "In electrical engineering, if you're not on the cutting edge of technology, you're in the old days."
The image problem is even more acute when it comes to critical trade and operational positions, such as line workers, pipe fitters, pipe layers, plant operators and technicians. These are traditional blue-collar jobs, generally scorned by high school guidance counselors, parents and teachers.
"We're also heavily dependent on skilled trades," Miller says. "All the educational and financial incentives are focused on sending students to college, not into the trades. No one wants their kid to be a lineman. Yet, of the kids who start kindergarten, less than 20 percent will finish college. For the rest, we're not doing a good job of serving them."
Electrical power itself isn't cool, either.
"Electricity is taken for granted. The people we hold up as examples are Mark Zuckerman, the founder of Facebook, or Bill Gates or Steve Jobs," says Kevin Cullather, the director of education for the American Public Power Association. "Today, kids who are good at math go into accounting. Engineering students are from abroad, and they go home after they get an education."
Add to this the Census Bureau's projected population growth of 23 percent by 2030 and the Energy Information Administration's projection of a resulting increase of 40 percent in the use of electric power by the same year. Cambridge Energy Research Associates has forecast that the necessary new generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure will cost $900 billion during the next 15 years.
Critical skills shortages are already commonplace in the industry, and no one has yet estimated, at least publicly, how many new engineering and skilled technical and trade personnel will be needed to design and build the new infrastructure.
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Here are a number of things that would like to see in cars/trucks... comments?
1: AWD on 4x4 vehicles. Honda's pickup has this, it shouldn't be difficult for any 4WD pickup to have this, as opposed to having to run in 2WD unless offroad, then explicitly flip to 4WD. If someone just wants 2WD no matter what, then flip the switch to it.
2: A HUD and some IR circuitry that can show the vehicle, and blobs around the car. This will make it easier to check for stuff in blind spots.
3: A beefed up starter motor that can allow for the main engine to be turned off at stoplights, as well as move a car at low speed. This doesn't need a full hybrid for this -- European PT cruisers have this.
4: More often keyway changes on car keys. A ford key from 1997 shouldn't be able to fit in a 2011 Ford keyway. Or, some type of mechanism allowing for more key changes.
5: Cars coming with two-way remotes. This way, one can doublecheck if the car is locked/armed, and check if it went off.
6: Heavy duty locking compartments that use real, crowbar-resistant metal. This isn't to protect against determined thieves, but ensure that a crackhead isn't going to get goodies. Similar with metal plates around the locking mechanism around door handles.
7: A car alarm like the old Dragon fogger on my old vehicle. When the alarm goes off (and it is confirmed by more than one sensor), the interior of the car fogs up (same fog as what nightclubs use -- harmless, but quite visible smoke). A car with pink smoke billowing out of the interior gets a lot more attention than just a car alarm.
8: Auto-braking on all car models (with the ability to turn it off). On my commute, I have had times where I've witnessed three rear-enders on a trip. Having some method of auto-braking faster than a human can would be useful.
9: (This intended for smaller cars). Small wheels that lift the car and can move it sideways. I've seen some French cars that can do this for awesome ease with parallel parking. Why bother with the advanced hands-free computer-based parallel parking when the vehicle can just zip sideways into a spot.
10: Ability to run a vehicle as a generator, shutting down all but a few cylinders, running the engine at as low RPM as possible, and, running the engine's power through an inverter (converting the 10Hz signal to a useful 50/60 Hz signal.) This would be quite useful when in the sticks and needing power to recharge a bunch of power tools. If done right, it would allow for 1800-2000 watts of use for 24-48 hours before being shut off (with fuel remaining so the vehicle can remain drivable.)


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GRAMBLING, La.- After defeating Grambling State University in Jackson, Miss. on last Friday evening, the Jackson State University volleyball team swept GSU (25-18, 25-22, and 25-18) at the Fredrick C. Hobdy Assembly Center on Wednesday evening.
The Lady Tigers (6-16 overall, 2-2 SWAC) took the first set in rare form from Grambling, defeating the GSU Tigers by a deficit of 25-18. JSU registered 13 kills in the set; while hitting 63 percent in the set.
The second set encountered the same outcome in kills, but didn't come easy as Grambling recorded 22 points in a 25-22 loss to JSU. The Lady Tigers then overwhelmed GSU 25-18 in the final set.
Sophomore middle blocker Mikayla Rolle led the attack for Jackson State, recording 14 kills on the evening. Senior setter Angelica Kelley added to her assist total, tallying 12; while sophomore setter Jenna Siddiqui led the way with 16.
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Moment of reckoning for French troops in Mali
PARIS It's crunch time in Mali for the French military.
Radical Islamist fighters spent weeks on the run from Malian cities under a French ground and air assault - but they're brazenly fighting back this week at French troops. The French, meanwhile, are tightening a dragnet against the al-Qaida-linked militants in one of their last remaining redoubts, mountain sanctuaries near Algeria's border.
France's government said Wednesday it's still hoping to pull out of its thorny Mali operation in the coming weeks. Defense analysts say that if France wants to make that work, and avoid getting bogged down in a protracted, Afghan-style occupation, now's the time to hit hard - dismantling the hideouts and killing all the insurgents they can - to crush what it fears is a growing terrorist threat that could spread to Mali's African neighbors and even as far as Europe.
French and Malian authorities on Wednesday sifted over the fallout from a nearly six-hour gunfight Tuesday, when about 30 jihadist fighters surprised a 50-troop French reconnaissance patrol about 50 kilometers (30 miles) south of the town of Tessalit in the Adrar des Ifoughas region, and opened fire with machine guns.
The far-more-muscular French called in support from Mirage fighter jets, helicopter gunships, and armored vehicles firing 105-mm cannons. By the end, more than 20 insurgents and one French legionnaire were killed, French officials said.
The French operation in the area, code-named "Panthere," or panther, is continuing for a third day Wednesday.
President Francois Hollande insists that France - eager for African forces to help stabilize the impoverished West African country and its wobbly central government - is entering the final phase of its operation. But he says France will "go all the way - that's to say, arresting the last terrorist chiefs in northern Mali."
Defense analysts are blunter.
The extremists "have their backs against the wall," said Francois Heisbourg, president of the International Institute for Strategic Studies think tank, and adviser to France's Foundation for Strategic Research. "They have been clobbered. And the best time to hit a guy is when he's on the ground on his back."
Heisbourg estimated there are about 1,200 to 2,000 radical Islamic fighters in three extremist movements in northern Mali: Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb and its allies; the Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa, or MUJAO; and Ansar Dine.
The groups controlled northern Mali for 10 months until the French incursion began Jan. 11. Heisbourg cautioned that if rebel fighters headed south to Niger, home to higher mountains than the Ifoghas, it could present longer-term problems for counterterrorism forces. The French have backing from Malian soldier, as well as forces from nearby Chad who are seen as battle-hardened and used to operating in harsh desert terrain and working with local Tuareg tribes.
French authorities are not yet clear if the zone between Gao, northern Mali's largest city, and the Niger border has been fully scrubbed of the insurgent threat, officials say.
Officials in France are aware of the perils of trying to predict a quick end to counterterrorism operations, which can foment suicide bombings and other guerrilla tactics that defy resolution through military force.
One comparable example is the eastern African country of Somalia, where it took a U.N.-backed force of African troops - backed by U.S. drone and aircraft strikes on targeted militant leaders - many years to degrade al-Shabab insurgents enough to allow the formation of a functional transitional government.
Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told France-2 Television on Wednesday that France hopes to start moving out its 4,000 troops in Mali within weeks but, at the same time, he acknowledged that the counterterrorism operation in the Ifoghas range will continue "for a while."


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Taylor revenue from landfill falls off
TAYLOR - Taylor's falling revenue from the Alliance Sanitary Landfill is a sign of the times, economically speaking, landfill officials say.
If people are buying less, then people consume less and create less waste, said Alliance spokesman John Hambrose.
"Take a look at it since 2007," Mr. Hambrose said. "Then you can see where the economy had its impact."
According to the state Department of Environmental Protection, garbage brought into Alliance in 2007 and in years previous hovered around 450,000 tons.
That number dropped off steeply to 287,480 tons in 2008 and continued to fall in 2009 and 2010 to nearly the 100,000-ton mark.
Since 2011, Taylor has received $1.90 for each ton brought into the landfill instead of the guaranteed minimum payment of $1.35 million it received for years, forcing it to supplement the resulting difference from savings and, now, potentially a property tax for 2013.
Ransom Twp. Supervisor Dennis Macheska said he's noticed revenue decrease from the landfill, but the township receives a guaranteed minimum payment of $500,000 from Alliance each year.
Old Forge Borough Manager MaryLynn Bartoletti said the borough has seen steady figures with Alliance, but added its agreement with the landfill only began in 2011.
Tonnage has also dropped off in recent years due to the uncertainty of having a highly contested expansion permit approved, Mr. Hambrose said. The permit was approved in 2010 and the landfill expects to have the first part of the expansion completed sometime next year.
"In the last 10 years, we were awaiting expansion," Mr. Hambrose said. "You have been slowly filling up space with no assurance; trying to ration intake to make sure we didn't run out of space."
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Effective 10 May 2015, applicants for visas will be required to apply in person at the South African mission. No appointment necessary.
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- Valid passport with at least two (2) unused (blank) pages labeled Visa when presented at the Embassy or Consulate; one page for affixing the visa or permit by the embassy/consulate and the other page for endorsement of entry/departure stamp by the South African Immigration Services. Passport must be valid for 30 more days after the intended return date from South Africa.
- Prescribed form DHA 1738 Form 8 Note: In the permanent residential address, please state the address in the United States where you reside.
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No - Dandelions don't really have a scent of their own. But they bring to mind fresh air and sunshine and that's exactly what this scent will remind you of.
Dave demonstrates how to catch a variety of swarms in many different circumstances. A fun, instructional, and entertaining video.
A nice combination of the two scents. The vanilla cuts the lavender and the lavender perks up the vanilla.
One of our lighter scents. Designed for the person who is sensitive to smells.
We combined vanilla and musk to make a warm, non-floral scent that appeals to both men and women.
The smell of Heather in the meadow will come to mind when you wear this one.
A combination of two great scents. This one is such a natural scent that I recommend it for both men and women.
Totally and completely scent free. Just the goodness of our handcream in its purest form plus the healing power of vitamin E.
The flavor of sweet, buttery vanilla.
Soft Peach flavor
The flavor of a tall lemonade on a tropical beach.
It's not your average strawberry flavor.
Tastes just like the summertime drink.
Just plain ol' plain
Just like the summertime treat.
Ok, this one sounded strange to me, but after I tried it, I found it to be very interesting. A light rose flavor. I wouldn't suggest for the man in your life. But to each his own.
Couldn't be closer to the flaver or more fun!
This is an all natural herbal flavor that is cooling on your lips
Lemon and mint make a wonderful combination for your breath.And just slightly tingly, too.
A spicey combination of orange, clove and patchouli. Reminds me of an old fashioned closet freshener made from an orange and cloves.
The scent of spicey apple cider in the Fall.
Men like this one in the shower. It just gets better looking the more you use it.
Made with real rose hips.
Just that!
Just like the old Black Jack Gum. A combination of Anice and clove.
One of our prettiest bars of soap that we make and one of our most popular.
Nearly mouthwatering juicy.
The fragrant sweet smell of lilacs in the spring.
A floral fruity scent that is one of our customers favorites in handcream. Now we make a soap to match.
If you enjoy spicy sandalwood then you'll love this bar in your shower. Remember the 60s?
A combination of warm Vanilla and spicey Lavender.
For the Lavender lover.
This is one of Dave's favorites. The soft scent of spearmint in the shower has a lot of get-up-and-go for the mornings that you don't want to.
Light and Clean smell of the tropics.
Jewelweed is known to counteract the effects of Poison Ivy on the skin, so we added it to this soap. We like it so much that we use it in the shower year round.
This matches our Heather Glen handcream. Smells just like a meadow full of flowers.
Just like Grandma used to make - only better! We've even included pumice for a nice scrubby bar. Great for gardeners or right next to your kithen sink.
One of our favorites. Young and light with a combination of fruity notes.
This smells just like fresh cut flowers.
I waited to find just the right and true lilac scent. This is it.
All the tartness of grapefruit and the warm spice of ginger. Its invigorating. We have soap to match.
This is a favorite scent of many women. Its light and fresh and makes people ask what fragrance you're wearing.
A rich rose scent.
A sweet and fragrant floral and fruit scent.
Smells just like our Pomander soap. A combination of orange and spices.
You'll be surprised what this can do for minor cuts and abrasions, bad cuticles, cracked fingers.
All the healing qualities of Tea Tree in a ready to go roll on bar.
In addition to the Tea Tree you also get Vitamin E and Spearmint and Eucalyptus Essential Oils. Its a light, pleasant minty smell. Healthy night time treatment for your feet. Softens and sooths. Does not cool or warm.
Naturally Medicated to use on your lips or other little accidents along the way. Drop in your purse for life's little rough spots. Extra large size roll up lip balm tube.
This matches our Lilac handcream that is very popular.
Love Note in a convenient travel container.Smooths on hands and body.
Lavender Vanilla in a convenient travel container.Smooths on hands and body.
A natural scent of Honey and Almond. Made with all Ess. oils.
Light and lively for summer.
A very light and natural scent with real goat's milk and honey added for good measure.
Sort of a hippy scent with some hints of patchouli, sandalwood, and even cinamon.
Jewelweed is known to counteract the effects of Poison Ivy on the skin, so we added it to this soap. Combined with the natural antibacterial properties of Tea Tree this is great for your skin.
Light natural scent of Almond. Guys like this one, too.
This is a nice lavender scent with the added benefit of oatmeal.
This matches one of our most popular scents of handcream. Its fruity and floral at the same time. Think pomegranite.
All Patchouli all the time.
You all love our Treat For Feet roll on bar so much that we decided to make a soap bar from the same lovely oils that we use in that. Of course its not just for your feet!
This is a lovely light, clean scent with an even blend of fruit and floral. Think pomegranate.
If you like the smell and flavor of a nice juicy pink grapefruit you'll like this on your lips. Contrary to the title the balm has no sparkle, just the flavor.
This has the extra healing power of Tea Tree oil and Vitamin E in it.
A neat way to apply your lotion on just shaved legs or anywhere else when you're on the go.This is a lovely light, clean scent with an even blend of fruit and floral.
8 oz. spray bottle. The easy and gentle on your nose way to get your bees out of your honey supers so you can start your honey harvest.
Set of 4 easy to set up and decorative legs for your top bar hive. 33" long made of sturdy hand forged steel. This item is not included in the Free shipping offer.
Remember the 60s? 70s? Well, think of a spicy hippie scent. A pleasant corner head shop, if you will. A little sandalwood a little citrus. Altogether light and exciting.
This is especially for the men who need the protection of our rich handcream. Lots of leather and masculinity to this scent.
The fruitiness of raspberry, but anchored with the scent of rich vanilla.
This is a nice soft scent. Picture the softness of baby powder, perked up with just a hint of nice floral.
All of the Apple of My Eye Products are the same wonderful, clean, fresh, apple scent combined with the scent and effectiveness of Tea Tree Essential Oil. This is NOT an antiperspirant. You may want to use a natural powder along with this product. It contains NO Aluminum Chlorohydrate.
All of the Apple of My Eye Products are the same wonderful, clean, fresh, apple scent combined with the scent and effectiveness of Tea Tree Essential Oil. Along with all of the wonderful oils in our handcream this also contains Argan oil. This is a fantastic rejuvanative oil from a nut tree in Morocco.


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This recipe has a uniquely wonderful taste and texture. I first made it several years ago in a jell-o promotional candy cane mold. All of the guests loved it. My young nieces and nephews couldn't get enough. It is reminiscent of the jell-o desserts from my childhood, yet it isn't too dated. (such as the cheese and jello combos.. ewww) I strongly recommend adopting this recipe into your family favorites.
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Okay so we've all known for a very long time that Mac is known as a "great" recruiter, but not a very good coach.. this isn't news. Others have stated that we don't pay the assistants enough. Along those lines, the problem is we are paying 1+ million dollars for a coach who can't coach very well. It would seem that the smart investment would be to find a head coach who would also, for example, be the offensive coordinator. Such an example would be someone like Loney. Look no further than the Baltimore Ravens as an example. Brian Billick fired his OC and took over the duties and they lit up the Saints who are no longer slouches.
Its clear the top paying position needs to be someone deeply involved. With the right players, Mac has put in place decent defenses from time to time, but our offense has always been marginal without a decent OC. In a more ideal world, I would love to see another head coach and Mac be our Defensive Coordinator and head recuiter, but that that isn't about to ever happen. Of course I just described the University of Wisconsin a dozen years ago..
I could argue that Mac's recruiting has fallen off in the past 2 years...
We are starting to pay for it now in lack of depth, but what about next year and the year after...these "lack of depth" players will be our starters.
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Very valuable information, thank you! I received notice of sale date today to occur oct 19 at auction.
I was told I could on my own do only a petition for bankruptcy (just to obtain a case number XXXXX not actually file) and the mortgage lender would have to postpone the foreclosure process during which time I could apply for one of their loan mod packages. They said once the loan mod review process starts they are not allowed to foreclosure on the house. Does this sound right?
What you are saying is slightly different: Actually file for ch. 13 then work with the lender to restructure payments as part of that process which is more like an inhouse loan modification, is that correct? This makes sense to me because it reduces monthly payment obligations to my unsecured debtors which is considerable about 30M. One bankruptcy firm said they could include working with the lender and another one said they would not try to negotiate with them.
Loan mod only: I am about to retain services of an out of state law firm, at this point working with an agency that gives them referrals and they seem quite knowledgeable. They sent me documents which claim they will negotiate a modified mortage payment, repayment plan, forbearance or reduction of the principal of my loan. cost is over $3000 but in phases only as services are actually rendered and I may cancel at any time. I have not seen negative reviews for them but hope I am making the right decision. If I follow your guidelines, I may not need them.
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Roger, thank you for your response! I have concerns re information I received yesterday.
A local attorney said she could file a CH 13, eliminate all my unsecured debt which would be great. For my house, however, she said I would resume regular payments plus pay back the amount in arrears (23,000) spread out over 60 months. This brings my house payments to 2000 and my take home is 3000. She did not mention negotiating on my behalf with the lender. She said then I could pursue a loan mod on my own over the next year or so.
What you said sounds a lot better. Maybe I should look for another lawyer who can negotiate better mortgage payments as you suggest?
Also, do you think we have a chance at keeping my husband's motorcycle? We are making payments but could pay it off with our last tax refund. I am worried they consider it a luxury, but the fact is we have one working car which I drive to work and my husbands work truck gets 7 miles to the gallon. He needs to bike for economical transportation for work or to apply for work. That brings up another point, he has been too sick to work, but if he can get part time work after ch 13, can we keep his pay? Or if my pay goes up or down does that change our payment arrangements approved under ch 13?
I'd appreciate a prompt reply. I just received notice we have to be prepared to vacate our premises by Oct 20, one day after the house goes up for auction, asking price $20,000.
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You should consult the attorney again about what exactly has to be paid during the 5 year term. It's likely that there was just a miscommunication. You're not expected to pay off the entire mortgage in 5 years. Instead, you pay the arrearage during that time and then pay the mortgage as agreed between you and the lender - - usually this can include an extension of the term up to a 30, 40 year note.
If you file a chapter 13 and can prove that you can afford to make the motorcycle payments, you should be able to keep it.
Please let me know if you need anything further. Thanks.
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Full FlavorThis positive, celebratory track is great for wrapping up a job well done.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATUL_200.jpgSingle66104-ST$ 39.9566104-EX$ 59.9566104-W$ 149.95Emotions: Happy, Positive, Uplifting, Confident, Motivating, Slick, Upbeat Genre: Corporate/Technology, Easy-Going Production Types: Corporate Instrument: Instrumental
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To The StarsHigh energy, but stress-free, this cut personifies the adrenaline rush of achievement. Uplifting with a quality that 'soothes while it moves,' it sets the scene for soaring planes, early morning runs, blissful reunions and the accomplishment of goals.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/project.jpgSingle1316-ST$ 39.951316-EX$ 59.951316-W$ 149.95Emotions: Energetic, Happy, Positive, Cool, Uplifting, Cheerful, Confident, Fresh, Lively, Motivating, Refreshing, Slick, Spirited, Upbeat Genre: Themes, Corporate/Technology Production Types: Corporate Instrument: Instrumental
To The Stars from the album Project Millennium
Rooftop PartySynth and power guitar marry a rhythmical clap pattern for a happy, carefree beat in this bouncy, grooving track.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCPB_200.jpgSingle7100204-ST$ 39.957100204-EX$ 59.957100204-W$ 149.95Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Happy, Positive, Cool, Uplifting, Carefree, Cheerful, Effervescent, Fresh, Intense, Lively, Slick, Fun, Hopeful, Festive, Heavy, Upbeat Genre: Pop Rock, Teen Pop, Pop Production Types: Commercials, Indie Film, Nature, Comedy, Product Videos, Background Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Synthesizer, Instrumental, Guitar
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Smooth As SilkAn easy, smooth jazz groove that works great as a background.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATFE_200.jpgSingle65808-ST$ 39.9565808-EX$ 59.9565808-W$ 149.95Emotions: Positive, Cool, Uplifting, Slick, Upbeat Genre: Soulful, Smooth Jazz, Trance - Dance, Easy-Going, Dance, Electronica, Jazz Production Types: Background Instrument: Instrumental
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Spanish GetawayAn easy and steady groove propels this alluring Spanish guitar feature. Good for exotic travel footage or romantic getaways.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATSH_200.jpgSingle62710-ST$ 39.9562710-EX$ 59.9562710-W$ 149.95Emotions: Energetic, Uplifting, Punchy, Sensual, Slick Genre: Themes, Latin, Exotic, Latin American, Spanish Production Types: Travel Instrument: Guitar (Acoustic), Latin Band, Instrumental, Guitar
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Hella FunDrop the top and cruise the streets to this rolling, fun party track. Pure hip hop pleasure, complete with vocal punctuation.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS12PG_200.jpgSingle54606-ST$ 39.9554606-EX$ 59.9554606-W$ 149.95Emotions: Happy, Uplifting, Cheerful, Lively, Pulsating, Slick, Slammin Genre: Rap/Hip-Hop, Electronica, Urban Instrument: R&B Band, Instrumental
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DoxologyThis hip rendition of 'Old 100th' has a bright, cheerful mood. Featuring sax and trumpet, it can work great for upbeat, motivational applications.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strataSO_200.jpgSingle53105-ST$ 39.9553105-EX$ 59.9553105-W$ 149.95
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TalkativeWorking hard never looked so easy with this firm, positive track. With all the strength and verve of a live band playing behind one acoustic guitar, this piece will show your fans the effort that goes on behind the scenes of any healthy business.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strata14_200.jpgSingle51409-ST$ 39.9551409-EX$ 59.9551409-W$ 149.95Emotions: Positive, Uplifting, Confident, Punchy, Slick, Sprightly Genre: Sophisticated, Themes, Smooth Jazz, Jazz Production Types: Corporate Communications, On Hold Music, Product Videos Instrument: Guitar (Acoustic), Instrumental, Guitar
Talkative from the album Jazz Synergy
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Huzzabuzza from the album Bright Horizons
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.- Before the recitation of the Angelus on Sunday, Pope Benedict XVI spoke about his July 12-21 trip to Australia for the 23rd World Youth Day. Recounting his experiences at the Sydney event, he encouraged young people to follow the example of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati by being apostles to their friends.
Speaking from the balcony of his summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, the Holy Father described World Youth Day as an "extraordinary experience." He told his audience that in Sydney he met the "youthful face of the Church," a "multicolor mosaic, composed of boys and girls from the world over, united in one faith in Jesus Christ."
The World Youth Days begun by John Paul II, the Holy Father continued, reveal how "faith in Christ makes us all sons of the only Father who is in heaven and builders of the civilization of love."
Pope Benedict spoke about the Holy Spirit, "unique to the Sydney gathering," whom Christ promised would descend on the apostles. He added that the Sydney World Youth Day had been transformed into a "new Pentecost," with the young people "called to be apostles to their peers." The Holy Father offered Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati as an example of one who shared his "personal experience with Jesus" with his acquaintances, thereby changing "the lives of his friends with the power of the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of the love of God."
Pope Benedict thanked the bishops of Australia, in particular the Archbishop of Sydney, for their preparations and hospitality shown toward him and the pilgrims. He also thanked Australia's civil authorities for their collaboration and expressed gratitude to those around the world who prayed for the success of World Youth Day.
The Holy Father concluded by asking his audience to remain united with him in prayer as he travels to Bressanone tomorrow for his summer holiday.
After the Angelus, Pope Benedict directed these words towards the English-speaking pilgrims: "I greet the English-speaking visitors and pilgrims who are here today and I wish you all a pleasant stay in Italy. This Sunday's Gospel reminds us that we should treasure above all else the faith that has been given to us. I pray that your visit to Rome and the surrounding area will help you to deepen your faith and to grow in your love for our Lord Jesus Christ. May God bless you all!"


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DADE CITY, Fla. - A Hernando County Sheriff deputy was flown to Tampa General hospital Saturday morning after being involved in an early morning crash.
Deputy James Baker was driving down Cortez Boulevard approaching U.S. 301 around 4:45 a.m. when his patrol car was hit by an oncoming car. Baker was hit on the driver side door.
Hernando County Fire Rescue treated Baker for some injuries at the scene, but he was later flown to Tampa General hospital for further medical attention.
After the car hit Deputy Baker the driver and a passenger got out of the car and fled from the area. With the assistance of Hernando County Sheriff's helicopter, deputies were able to locate both people and take them back to the scene.
The driver of the vehicle has been identified as Chelsey Carmody, 26, of Dade City. She has been charged with one count of failing to stop at a crash and one count driving with suspended or revoked license.
Florida Highway Patrol is continuing the investigation.