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Head coach Kyle Whittingham talks about Louisville and San Diego State at this week's press conference.
Oct. 8, 2007
Opening Comment
We had a nice win at Louisville. It was good to get a solid performance like that from our offense. That was the most encouraging thing about the win. Our offensive production was solid across the board. Brian Johnson played well. He's finally starting to shake off all of the rust from being sidelined for nearly two years now. He's been playing at 90 percent, and if there are no setbacks, then we expect him to be at 100 percent in the next couple of weeks.
Darrell Mack had over 100 yards of rushing and the offensive line did a nice job at pass protection and in the run game.
The Louisville game was a tale of two halves, defensively. We held one of the most potent offenses to just seven points in the first half. And, in the second half, we didn't look so hot. Brian Brohm started to play better and they finished with 467 yards passing. Fortunately, we had enough in the tank to secure the win.
On special teams, Louie Sakoda did well for us. He had a solid game punting, and he put the game out of reach with his 46-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. He did miss the first extra point of his career but that wasn't his fault. The ball was sideways and it's hard to kick it that way. Louie was named the Mountain West Conference Special Teams Player of the Week and he was deserving of it after the effort he gave.
Some things we need to work on this week: we left four points on the field at the end of the first half. Brian Johnson did a great job of moving the team in the final minute, but he wasn't able to finish it. He completed a pass in-bounds, thinking we still had one timeout left, and the clock ran out on us.
Overall, it was a great win. Our coordinators had a great game plan going into the Louisville game, but it boils down to execution. Our players executed the game plans very well and they deserve the credit for the win.
They are 1-0 in the conference so their season is just beginning for them. Our games with them have been competitive in the past. As long we keep this momentum going, keep preparing like we have been, and take a lot passion in to this week's game, then we should be ready for them.
On assessing the team halfway through the season
We were disappointed by the play early in the season. But, that has improved. We're getting a lot of our injured guys back, but the guys that were pressured into action because of injuries did a great job for us. They became good players.
We're 3-3 and we don't have all the answers, and we have some deficiencies that we need to clear up. But, lately, I've been encouraged by what I've seen from the team.
On offense, things are heading in a positive direction across the board. On defense, I didn't say this earlier, but they did an excellent job against Louisville's run game. They turned Louisville into a one-dimensional team, and we got them out of whack. I think our defense is tackling better now, but we need to get better at our pass rush.
On losing linebacker Kyle Brady for the season
That was a big negative from the Louisville game. He has a ruptured Achilles, and he's a fifth-year senior. So, he is lost for the rest of his career. That's tough to swallow. We lost a player who was committed to this team, a hard worker and a team leader. So this loss hurts. We have guys who are going to need to step up in his absence. Stevenson Sylvester has been doing a good job for us this year, and Joe Jiannoni has stepped up, playing on an injured ankle the last couple of weeks.
On the offense at Lousiville
Brian Johnson looked sharp. He completed 77 percent of his passes and had 300-plus yards throwing, and he made some critical plays when we needed them. It was almost a flawless performance, except for the clock management problem and the C-Q exchange that was fumbled. But, Brian brought his A-game against a good team and on a nationally televised game. That's what good players do.
On Darrell Mack and the running game
Darrell Mack pounds the rock. He's averaging over 100 yards per game and we need that from Darrell. It's safe to say our confidence is very high in him right now. Talk about someone that was pressured into duty, Darrell has stepped up and he has felt comfortable with his responsibility.
On offensive linemen Corey Seiuli and Caleb Schlauderaff
Corey is still not at 100 percent. When you're on the offensive line, you need to be able to push off, and Corey isn't quite there yet. Caleb is doing very well for us, and as a redshirt freshman, he's exceeding our expectations. When Corey is ready to comeback, that's when we'll assess the situation between them.
On returning to conference play
Nothing changes in our approach as we get ready to face another conference opponent. We're an excellent practicing team and that's not going to change just because we're going to face a conference opponent this weekend. We didn't play well in the first two league games, so we're going to go out there this weekend and change that.
On the league thus far this season
It's still early. Some teams have only played one conference game yet. But, you had Wyoming beat TCU, Air Force beat TCU, and then New Mexico and BYU have last week off. Not enough games have been played to make a guess yet. But, Wyoming, I think, is playing the best right now.


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Dealing with a Crummy 401(k) Plan
The 401(k) is an investment plan first and foremost. But merely having a plan is not the same as having a good plan. As investment solutions, plans divide themselves into the Good, the Bad, and The Ugly. Since you have to provide most of the money from your own pocket, you must decide if the plan is worth participating in. Remember, tax advantages are not the whole picture. The chief tax advantage of a qualified plan is deferral of tax on investment earnings. And by far the biggest advantage of a 401(k) is that it makes savings automatic. That's a good thing, but you can perhaps get a better result if you set up another more effective investment plan.
In my experience, many 401(k) plans can't stand on their own as superior investment programs. The knee jerk advice to max out you plan may not be the best possible course.
The Good
Of course, some are world class with low costs, superior funds, and great underlying features. Of course, if it's a great plan, you can't go wrong by maxing out your contributions. Lucky you! Go for it!
The Bad
Some plans are tolerable with a few good choices. Some have a strong match by the employer, which overcomes some of their flaws. When we consult with our executive clients we are often in the position of having to select the least awful choice from a dismal lineup. But forget about being able to construct an appropriate asset allocation plan within the plan. Sometimes we will invest the minimum to get the match and invest your other retirement savings elsewhere.
The Ugly
And finally some are simply not worth investing in. The plan is expensive, the choices are awful, and the match by the employer is little to none. We routinely see 401(k) plans where the total cost approaches and even exceeds 3% of the entire employee's account each year! How do you think anybody can meet their reasonable retirement objectives with 3% of the account being sucked out each year? In some cases the account expenses can far exceed the employer's match!
First, Work with Your Employer
If your pension plan sucks, you have alternatives.
The first and best option should be to work with your employer. Depending on the circumstances you might either urge them to offer a plan or improve an existing plan. Squeaky wheels get oiled far more often than silent ones. So, squeak up.
Most employers have a strong preference for happy secure employees. So, they may be sensitive to your needs for a decent retirement plan. But, it's unlikely that they will spontaneously decide to offer a plan or improve an existing plan without a little prodding. After all, they are in the business of making widgets. While the quality of the 401(k) plan may not exactly be topmost of their concerns, they really don't ant employees to be unhappy with the benefit package. And in most cases they are participants too.
Even in large companies many professional HR people may not understand the fiduciary obligations of a plan sponsor. Frequently they are unaware of the basics of plan design and funding. To put it bluntly, they may be completely clueless about plan defects. However if you show them ways to improve the plan while cutting costs and reducing the employer's liability, they just might get motivated.
Other Alternatives
- If the plan is mediocre, perhaps with a strong match, find the best choices, invest the minimum to get the match, and look for other investment opportunities.
- If your spouse has a better plan, cram everything you can into it. Together you may be able to meet the family retirement savings goal.
- If your income is within the IRS limits, set up an IRA for yourself. Don't forget that if your spouse isn't covered, you may be able to set up an IRA for her too. Consider the Roth IRA if your income falls within appropriate limits.
- Invest in a tax-efficient family of index funds. You will want the minimum tax drag from your portfolio, and the minimum cost. Just two index funds like the Vanguard Total Stock Market and Total International Stock Index provide effective, economical tax- efficient global equity diversification.
- Whatever you do, don't invest in an individual fixed or variable annuity for your retirement investment account. That's a product that exists only to make insurance agents and stock brokers rich.
A bad 401(k) won't get you where you want to go. And you shouldn't invest in it if it doesn't stack up on its own merits as a superior investment plan. Take the time to evaluate your plan and decide if you want to participate or not. If your employer won't fix it, you still have alternatives that make good economic sense.

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Devils' third-round pick (No. 75): C Blake Coleman
With their first pick of Day 2 of the NHL Entry Draft, the Devils selected center Blake Coleman of the Indiana Ice of the USHL. That pick was the No. 75 pick, a third-rounder the Devils acquired from Dallas in the Jamie Langenbrunner trade.
Coleman, who will turn 20 on Nov. 28, is a 5-foot-10, 198-pound native of Plano, Texas. He put up an impressive 34 goals and 58 assists in 59 games and was the USHL's player of the year in 2010-11.
Coleman said he met with the Devils earlier this week in Minnesota, but wasn't sure if they would pick him.
I thought it went well, but you never know with these things," he said. "I'm ecstatic it happened. Obviously it's a first-class organization. I couldn't have asked for anything better."
He is scheduled to begin attending Miami of Ohio in the CCHA in the fall.
The Devils had no second-round pick because they traded it to Nashville in the Jason Arnott trade. The Predators used that pick (No. 38 overall) to select 6-foot-5 Swedish goaltender Magnus Hellberg -- the first goalie taken in this year's draft.
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As soon as the Toronto Raptors-Brooklyn Nets matchup was finalized, people everywhere realized the Drake-Jay Z story lines.
Well we aren't even finished with Game 1 of this series, and Drake is already cracking jokes about Jay Z. He joined the Raptors' broadcast earlier, saying, "Jay Z's somewhere eating a fondue plate…. It's our time now."
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Illuminate - "100 Bars Of Holy Water"
I love when this happens. So last week, I helped on the @HipHopDX Twitter account and posed the question to our followers of what video I should post next on the site. This artist @IlluminateYeahh tweeted me with a link to a track. It wasn't a video, but I digress. If this isn't proof that we at DX listen to our submissions, then I don't know what is. Illuminate sent me this cut "100 Bars Of Holy Water." It dropped last month - a perfect candidate for a "Slept-On" track, especially since I had never heard of it or him before. Illuminate's bars pair well with the haunting sample, as he speeds up his flow, slows it down, lifts it back up and drops it back down. The Tennessee by way of Chicago emcee has a little bit of Kendrick Lamar going on, some Yelawolf, and the obvious influence of Tech N9ne. This track is totally worth checking out, and Illuminate is definitely an artist worth follow...on and off Twitter. - Kathy Iandoli (@kath3000)
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L'Orange featuring Blu - "Alone"
North Carolina's L'Orange has gone under my radar for some time. His The Mad Writer project includes this single from Blu, that is brought to life by this French New Wave-inspired video. "Alone" is the kind of Blu appearance that made the L.A. native one of the most important new artists of the '00s. In his abundance of projects, sometimes—especially lately, we fail to hear the greatness. However on the subject of relationships and unrequited love, Johnson Barnes is a master. This cross-country collaboration works beautifully, and the video succeeds in driving the point home. - Jake Paine (@Citizen__Paine)
Pill - "Everybody's Lookin"
Sir Mix-A-Lot's "Posse On Broadway" has been shown covert love in everything from E-40 beats to single throwaway lines by a rapping Natalie Portman. However, this week the 1988 track has been kept repsectfully intact for Pill's "Everybody's Lookin," the first leak off producer Peso Piddy's upcoming album. Since this is a throwback to the days when 808's came bumping and rattling out of Alpine speakers, what's needed is an emcee who is versatile enough to pull back and ride over a simplified beat while having some fun and keeping things light. Pill is perfect for this as he embraces the old school flavor with Swass-era lines like "I'm going H.A.M in this motherfucker, peanut butter i'm a jam in this motherfucker." Still he keeps the signature Southern flow that made him the secret weapon on tracks like "By Any Means." Losing the asscociation with Pill was a possible "jump the shark moment" for MMG. Yet for those of us who own both Licensed To Ill and Trap Muzik, "Everybody's Lookin" makes for a perfect track and another win for the Atlanta emcee. -Michael Sheehan


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Ahh this is a favorite subject of mine, my favorite part of worldbuilding. I think one of the most important things to decide at the start is the level and quantity of magic, both in terms of creatures and powers, items, forces etc. This is followed immediately by the age of the world, not just the age of the current civilizations but has it been around for several rises and falls. Next is connectivity to external planes, are these running in close parallel to the world where one can just find "weak" places and step right through into an elemental plane? Those sorts of places would definitely effect your geography and your populations, especially hostile planes. Also of importance at this step is the nature of the underground portion of your world, is there a version of the underdark underlying most if not all of your landscape? And are there portions in an older world where there has been collapses of the surface creating deep chasms full of not very nice things.
Depending on your magic content, populations can be fed with much less agriculture than in our own middle ages. There also would be a lot less disease and famine where there are divine magics to counter such maladys. This makes nice strong populations centers which you need because if there is strong evil out in the world then these are heavily fortified and magically protected so don't expect to have many outlying structures beyond a cities walls except where they can maintain their own defenses. There may not be roads connecting cities together, unless they can be adaquately protected in tracts of wilderness. Sea travel and commerce is even more viable because a ship can take its defenses with it in the form of strong magical barriers and wards, much more so than a man on horseback can. Beyond that there are many magical means of transporting goods and trades between cities. So your civilized areas may well be quite isolated, distant points on the map...unlike in our middle ages where population centers just grew outwards from initial settlements eventually ruralizing and connecting to one another. -In a fantasy world there are forces at play that prevent growth and expansion, territories of ravaging beasts, dragons, evil critters who live off of human and other races flesh. Things that would demolish and devour a full legion of well trained and equipped roman centurions, so conventional historical warfare as we know it may not even have developed in parallel to our history...those were fine to fight other countries and conquer many lands in our own history they were designed to fight people - it goes to pot quickly when an army of undead arises flanked by werewolves who can outdistance and take down your cavalry and lead by dragonmounted liches who can cut through a huge swath of the hardiest soldiers with a simple spell and then raise them up again to fight in their horde.
All of these things and more can have a bearing on what your landscape looks like. How has magic been used to alter the natural evolution of the geography? Where are the no-mans-lands, controlled by things that shouldn't be named? Where have druids been at work creating trees of enormous size and which forests and rivers are warded by dryads and sprites? Which mountains do dwarves call home and what have they done to them to say "keep out!" to any wouldbe tresspassers? Where have mages been working with earth elementals to build great barrier walls and rise up towering pinnacles of hardest stone to erect their sanctums on?


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Adapted from horror master George A. Romero's micro-budget 1973 classic, "The Crazies" delivers some satisfying scares but skims blithely over the darker ramifications of its story. Romero's original -- about a small town overcome by an epidemic -- simmered with Watergate-era distrust of authority and made the government's response to a crisis as creepy as the crisis itself. Director Breck Eisner's remake nods to contemporary anti-government sentiment, but its military villains are as faceless as the virus that turns the residents of Ogden Marsh into blood-spattered psychopaths -- and substantially less scary.
"The Crazies" wants to be a monster movie for people who are positive the black helicopters are coming. It'll have to settle for being an adequately gruesome thriller that exploits the deadly possibilities of a carwash even better than "The Final Destination."
Timothy Olyphant plays Sheriff David Dutton, the first to connect a series of shocking local deaths with a downed military plane in the nearby swamp. As Ogden Marsh is quarantined -- the phone lines cut, the Internet shut down -- Dutton struggles to escape along with his pregnant doctor wife, Judy (Radha Mitchell), and his live-wire deputy, Russell (the terrific Joe Anderson).
As a series of scary set pieces, "The Crazies" is fitfully effective. Out in the wide-open cornfields of Iowa, where most of the movie was filmed, the band of refugees is safe from crazies but at risk from storm troopers and the aforementioned black helicopters. Once they seek refuge -- in houses, truck stops and barns -- they're prey for their fellow townspeople, now transformed by the virus into diabolical murderers. If the rhythm of the movie gets a little stale, the individual moments of mayhem still have the power to shock. There's something very unnerving about seeing the movie's ordinary-looking bit players made ghastly by the effects of the virus. (Particularly frightening is the town's milquetoast high-school principal, stalking Judy with a pitchfork.)
What's disappointing about "The Crazies," though, is the lack of care that Eisner and screenwriters Scott Kosar and Ray Wright put into their film's atmosphere. There's little in the way of Romero-esque dread; Eisner substitutes a grim lack of humor and frequent splashes of gore.
While it's foolish to look to disposable thrillers for narrative coherence, it would have been nice if the virus's effects on its victims were consistent. Some crazies are rendered babblingly incoherent; others hold grudges and make diabolical plans. In some crazies, the madness manifests itself in malevolent silence; others cheerfully whistle or sing. (One songbird madwoman is played, enjoyably, by Lynn Lowry, the 1970s schlock princess who appeared in the original "Crazies.") In the same way that zombie movies are annoying when the rules of zombiehood are broken, so "The Crazies" suffers when its monsters don't make sense.
In the end, we're left with our ragtag trio of survivors, and the movie's success depends on their charms. Olyphant's sheriff seems like a bit of a lightweight at first, but credibly grows into a crazies-killing machine. Mitchell dependably toggles between screamy and tough. And Anderson -- spindly and clever, with sad blue eyes and a silly handlebar mustache -- gives the movie's best performance as the dependable Russell, whose loyalty to his sheriff is sorely tested on the road to Cedar Rapids. Russell's travails give "The Crazies" a moral weight it otherwise lacks and suggest, for a while, the more interesting movie it might have been.
Kois is a freelance reviewer.
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Different postage prices apply to postcards, letters, large envelopes (flats), and parcels. In general, the bigger your mailpiece, the more it will cost to mail.
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In Standard Mail, there is no postcard price. You can mail postcard-sized pieces as Standard Mail, but you'll pay the same as a letter. Letters cost less than large envelopes (flats). Standard Mail parcels (including tubes) are charged a higher price due to processing costs.
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A while back, there was a thread in which someone commented that the Blue Angels were supposed to transition to the F/A-18 Super Hornet (E?, F?) in 2008, or shortly there after. The team ought to be close to ending their show season for this year and beginning their training season, if they haven't begun already. Has anyone heard whether the team will transition now or will transition at the end of 2008? Is there any definite word whether they'll make that transition at all?
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Trek 7.2 FX and 7.2 FX Disc
The 7.2 FX is the most popular adult bike model made by Trek, the biggest bike brand in the country.
What makes this bike so well received? Well, it does a lot of things really well, works for a lot of different terrain, riders and riding styles, and comes packed with good features at a great price.
Trek's 7.2 FX bikes are so user-friendly, and work well for so many different types of riders, it's easy to see why they are Trek's most popular adult bike model.
The 7.2 FX is a great pick for a fast and capable every day commuter bike. You ride in a comfortable, upright position while you keep an eye on traffic. The parts are tough, and the bike requires little maintenance besides keeping it clean and putting air in the tires. For hardcore commuting there is the 7.2 FX disc, an upgraded disc brake version (which has a bit better stopping power in rainy weather).
It works great for running errands, and can handle racks, baskets, and fenders. It's stable with a heavy load on it, and you can ride it comfortably in regular clothes.
These bikes now come with integrated frame mounts for your bike computer or iphone. This means you can get speed, mileage, cadence and all kinds of other data sent to your handlebar stem-mounted computer or phone, and not have to run cords down your frame or zip-tie ugly sensors to your pretty bicycle frame.
The 7.2 is fast and fun for getting fit and riding with friends. It's almost as light and efficient as a road bike, and it's pretty off-road capable with just a change of tires.
This bike does it all pretty well, and thanks to a price reduction from Trek, you can now get this capable bike for less than $500.


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I don't care much for single leg kick stands. They're almost completely useless for cargo loading and don't work well at all off of something hard. They also make the bike pretty easy to knock over. So probably the first order of business on my upcoming cargo bike is to replace the stock one (sacrificing it to the Elder Gods, of course) and getting one more suited for what I actually use a bike for.
Looking at two options. First is the more common centre-mounted double stand:
The second is a little more vintage-y - a rear wheel stand:
Both look suitable and both are available. It'll be a hub gear bike with a chain case (retrofitted). I'm more inclined to say the rear wheel one would be more useful, since it doesn't lift one end of the bike off the ground away from the pivot point. However, they might have their own hidden hells I don't know about. Which would you choose, and why?


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I have an old Raleigh that is built up as a single speed. It has a 1" threaded fork and I had to replace the headset. There is only enough steerer length to allow for 31mm of stack height which is too short for most modern headsets (I know...Chris King is short but they are pretty expensive too). I found an aluminum fork that is NOS and plan on using that. It has the right length steertube to allow for about 41mm of stack. Here the questions:
This fork is bare aluminum. I could polish it but it would eventually oxidize again. I was thinking about a couple of coats of black laquer followed by a couple of coats of clear...then buff out. Other suggestions?
Any concerns with an aluminum fork in general? I know that aluminum doesn't have infinite fatigue life. When should I start being concerned? Should I just ride it and inspect periodically for cracks? Or not worry at all?
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Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force Announces Regional Results of "Operation Stolen Dreams" Targeting Mortgage Fraudsters
|U.S. Attorney's Office June 18, 2010
MEMPHIS, TN—Following an announcement yesterday by Attorney General Eric Holder in Washington, D.C., Lawrence J. Laurenzi, United States Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee announced the regional results of the nationwide takedown "Operation Stolen Dreams," which targeted mortgage fraudsters in the Western District of Tennessee and throughout the country and is the largest collaborative enforcement effort ever brought to bear in confronting mortgage fraud.
The sweep was organized by President Obama's interagency Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force, which was established to lead an aggressive, coordinated, and proactive effort to investigate and prosecute financial crimes. Starting on March 1, to date Operation Stolen Dreams has involved 1,215 criminal defendants nationwide, including 485 arrests, who are allegedly responsible for more than $2.3 billion in losses. Additionally, to date the operation has resulted in 191 civil enforcement actions which have resulted in the recovery of more than $147 million.
"Mortgage fraud ruins lives, destroys families, and devastates whole communities, so attacking the problem from every possible direction is vital," said Attorney General Holder. "We will use every tool available to investigate, prosecute, and prevent mortgage fraud, and we will not rest until anyone preying on vulnerable American homeowners is brought to justice."
Unlike previous mortgage fraud sweeps, Operation Stolen Dreams focused not only on federal criminal cases, but also on civil enforcement, recovering money for victims, and increasing cooperation with state and local partners.
The President's Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force includes representatives from a broad range of federal agencies, regulatory authorities, inspectors general, and state and local law enforcement who, working together, bring to bear a powerful array of criminal and civil enforcement resources. The task force is working to improve efforts across the federal executive branch, and with state and local partners, to investigate and prosecute significant financial crimes, ensure just and effective punishment for those who perpetrate financial crimes, combat discrimination in the lending and financial markets, and recover proceeds for victims of financial crimes. For more information on the task force, visit StopFraud.gov.
Operation Stolen Dreams cases in the Western District of Tennessee included:
United States vs. Chuckwunenye Amaefule
Amaefule, 27, was sentenced to 27 months in prison and ordered to pay $260,000 in restitution on June 1, 2010 after pleading guilty to a two-count wire and mail fraud Information. According to the Information, Amaefule was a loan officer at Sun Mortgage in Memphis and was in the practice of buying residential property and then selling the same property for a significantly inflated amount shortly thereafter to straw buyers. Between May and July 2008, Amaefule devised a scheme to obtain money by false pretenses from mortgage lenders by buying a particular property with a fictitious straw buyer's name. Amaefule obtained the stolen identity information of an individual and then without that individual's knowledge, Amaefule opened a bank account using the individual's personal identifiers. Amaefule also obtained a fraudulent Tennessee Driver's license using the individual's information and created a Verification of Bank Deposit Form to falsely reflect an inflated amount on deposit in the bank account. Amaefule would then use this information to assist his fictitious straw buyer in obtaining a loan and then distribute the proceeds to himself. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service and the Economic Crimes Division of Memphis Police Department investigated the case. This case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Stephen Hall.
United States vs. Cheryl Jordan
Jordan, 60, pled guilty on April 28, 2010 to one count of an Information charging her with wire fraud. According to the Information and the facts set forth at Jordan's plea hearing, Jordan was a real estate agent employed by Crye-Leike realtors. Seeking to purchase a new home but without sufficient income to purchase the home she wanted, Jordan devised a scheme to obtain money by false pretenses from Magna Bank by submitting fraudulent tax documents stating incomes substantially higher than her actual incomes. After initially lying to investigators about the tax documents, Jordan later confessed that the documents were fraudulent and were prepared by a friend based on fraudulent information she provided to him. Relying on the false documents submitted in Jordan's loan application, Magna Bank provided a mortgage loan. Shortly after the closing, Magna Bank became aware of the fraud, called the loan due because of the fraud, and ultimately had to foreclose upon the house. Jordan will be sentenced on July 29, 2010. The Federal Bureau of Investigation investigated the case. This case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney John Fabian.


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DAILY NEWS: Sony Nabs "Pollock," Fine Line Buys Schnabel's "Night" and Killer Making New Troche Movie
by Eugene Hernandez/indieWIRE
>> Harris Takes First Feature, "Pollock," to Sony Pictures Classics
(indieWIRE/ 9.1.00) -- An anticipated entry on the Fall festival circuit, Ed Harris' directorial debut, "Pollock," has reportedly been acquired by Sony Pictures Classics.
Screen Daily reported yesterday that the movie, which stars Harris as the
influential American artist Jackson Pollock and Marcia Gay Harden as his
wife, painter Lee Krasner, was bought by Sony for domestic distribution,
while the international rights went to Alliance Atlantis. The movie was
produced by Jon Kilik, Harris and Fred Berner, along with James Trezza.
The film, which screened at the Venice Festival and will have its North
American debut at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival, was
shown to New York press in advance of the Festivals last week. Harris
delivers a performance that will undoubtedly garner awards season acclaim
should the movie make it to theaters by the end of the year as the producers
apparently intend.
>> Killer Films in Pact with Clear Blue Sky and Renaissance for New Troche Film
(indieWIRE/ 9.5.00) -- Killer Films, the acclaimed New York production
company headed by Christine Vachon and Pam Koffler, has announced that it is teaming up with Clear Blue Sky Productions (CBSP) and Renaissance Film on a new film that will be directed by Rose Troche ("Go Fish," "Bedrooms and Hallways"). The pact for "The Safety of Objects" is one in a five film deal between CBSP and Renaissance -- Killer has a general development and
production deal with CBSP. Another movie in CBSP's pact with Renaissance is
Marleen Gorris' "The Luzhin Defense" which is set to debut at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival.
"The Safety of Object," based on A.M. Holmes' short stories and described in a CBSP announcement as chronicling "bittersweet modern day angst in
suburbia," will star Glenn Close and Dermot Mulroney. It is being adapted
for the screen by Troche and will be executive produced by CBSP's Jody
Patton and Renaissance's Stephen Evans and Angus Finney.
CBSP is an independent film production company that was founded by Microsoft
Co-Founder and Dreamworks partner Paul G. Allen and is led by President and Executive Producer Jody Patton. The company has produced Julie Taymor's "Titus," Michael Apted's "Inspirations" and "Me & Isaac Newton," and John Sayles' "Men With Guns." While Renaissance produces films, handles sales and also distributes in the UK through Entertainment Film Distributors. It recently sold Justin Kerrigan's "Human Traffic." [Eugene Hernandez]
>> Schnabel Makes "Before Night Falls" Deal with Fine Line
(indieWIRE/ 9.5.00) -- Another anticated Fall Festival feature, Julian
Schnabel's "Before Night Falls," has been acquired by Fine Line, sources at the told indieWIRE over the weekend. The feature is
artist Schnabel's second, following his 1996 film, "Basquiat."
A report in Screen Daily indicated that Fine Line beat out Sony Classics for
the pact, paying more than $1 million for the North American rights, while
Overseas FilmGroup acquired the international rights. The publication also
indicated that Fine Line will release the movie later this year to qualify
for the Academy Awards. Also on the company's roster later this year are
Lars von Trier's anticipated "Dancer in the Dark" and David Mamet's "State and Main," both of which will also be on the Fall festival circuit.
"Before Night Falls" will screen at the upcoming Toronto International Film
Festival and the New York Film Festival. [Eugene Hernandez]
>> Pop.com's Non-Deal with IFILM Makes Waves
(indieWIRE/ 9.5.00) -- As reported in an indieWIRE alert published on
Friday, the IFILM deal with floundering Pop.com is off. While executives
and others buzzed about the news, not to mention the fate of the films the
company has acquired, the media are weighing in with their own reports.
Coverage in publications ranging from The Associated Press and Reuters to
the Hollywood trade publications is putting the failed deal in the spotlight.
IFILM CEO Kevin Wendle's Friday email message to his staff sparked the round
of reports and speculation after it was forwarded to numerous media outlets, including indieWIRE.
"As you know, we have been in discussions with Pop.com," Wendle wrote in the
email. "Those discussions have ended and have not resulted in a transaction."
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Henson Robinson Co. Assuming Punzak Co. Contracts
Henson Robinson Company has been acquiring the losses of another business.
Since the closure of Punzak Co., Henson Robinson has been receiving calls about how heating and cooling customers will be affected and the possibilty of new service, says treasurer Steve Etheridge.
"They went out of business. We assumed their waranties after their closure. It is not an agreement."
Over the last week alone, Henson Robinson has taken between 50-100 calls, according to Etheridge. He says they anticpate that will continue.
"As far as heating and cooling needs go, customers needs will be met."
Henson Robinson Co. has sent out letters to all their customers, keeping them in the know.


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Holidaymakers looking for a beautiful place to stay in the West Indies with wonderful views need look no further than St. John in Barbados. This beautiful parish is located on the eastern side of the island and is a great location for many interesting attractions. Here visitors will find numerous different places to stay including self catering accommodation, holiday homes and condos.
The parish of St. John has some great sandy beaches to relax and enjoy the sun such as Bath Beach and Conset Bay. The gentle waters at Bath Beach in particular are ideal for swimming with an offshore reef great for divers. Plenty of other watersports are available in the area including surfing, kayaking, windsurfing, water skiing and sailing.
The Barbados coastline provides some great fishing, where holidaymakers can catch barracuda, tuna and marlin amongst other species. Golf is popular sport here and there are several courses mainly to the west of the island including the 18-hole Apes Hill Golf Course. There are some wonderful places for hikers, horse riders and cyclists to explore with organised walking trips arranged free of charge.
Numerous bars and restaurants can be found in the parish with lots of fresh seafood offered in the coastal towns. Self catering holidaymakers can purchase food and drinks from the supermarkets and grocery stores. The main shopping area is in the capital, Bridgetown but craft and gift shops can be found elsewhere in St. John.
There are a number of interesting places to visit in and around St John including St. John Parish Church and Codrington College. The latter sits on a hill and provides great views of the east coast. The lighthouse at Ragged Point, which is the most easterly part of the island, also provides spectacular views. Nature lovers may like to visit Ashford Bird Park in St John or in the parish of St Joseph is the beautiful Andromeda Botanical Gardens with over 600 species of plants. A short trip to the capital Bridgetown offers plenty of history and interesting sites such as the Parliament Buildings. Visitors will also find a few museums and historic buildings on the island such as the Barbados Museum and Sunbury Plantation House.
The temperature on the island remains fairly constant throughout the year with an average daytime high of 75-85 degrees Fahrenheit. The dry season is January to June with tropical rainstorms sometimes in the hurricane season between June and October. However, the rain normally quickly passes to be followed by sunny weather again. Hurricanes normally avoid Barbados as well. Between January and March holidaymakers can expect approximately 10 hours of sunshine per day, but the rest of the year will not be much lower than this.
Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI) is approximately 25 minutes drive from St. John and is served by many regional and international carriers. Flights go to and from airports such as Frankfurt (FRA), London-Gatwick (LGW), Manchester (MAN), Miami (MIA), New York (JFK) and Toronto-Pearson (YYZ) amongst other international cities. LIAT and Caribbean Airlines run daily inter-Caribbean flights to most of the neighbouring islands. Taxis are available from outside the airport building and car hire companies offer pick up services from the airport including Car Trawler, Courtesy Rent a Car, Drive a Matic, Elite Rent-a-Car and Stoutes Car Rental.


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Williamsburg Farmers Market
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Saturday, October 29
8:00 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Apple Tasting at the Market
Oysters, bison, grass-fed beef, mushrooms, cut flowers, Greek baked goods, artisan chocolate, and peanuts are all available for purchase at the Williamsburg Farmers Market. Blush will perform from 9 a.m. – 11 a.m., Roslyn Taylor will conduct an apple tasting at the Chefs Tent at 9:30 and 10:30 am. and the Master Gardeners will be present to answer gardening questions. The first Holiday market is November 19.


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The Wrap is reporting that a top executive at NBC has confirmed that Piers Morgan will be going to CNN.
A reporter for the site caught up with NBC Universal Entertainment Television President Jeff Gaspin at the Television Correspondent's Association on Thursday. Asked if Morgan's new contract for "America's Got Talent," where he is the lead judge, included a provision that let him work for CNN, Gaspin replied: "Yes."
This comes on the heels of Morgan's coy statements to Jay Leno about his situation on Wednesday's edition of "The Tonight Show."


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Spc. Timothy Edwards, a UH-60 Black Hawk crew chief assigned to Company A, 2nd Battalion, 25th Aviation, Task Force Lightning Horse, 25th Combat Aviation Brigade fires from the side window of a UH-60 Black Hawk while competing against other Soldiers from the CAB during the 1st 25th CAB Top Gun Competition in Afghanistan, Nov. 30.
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San Diego-based Pathway Genomics, a provider of genetic testing services, has raised additional funding, according to the firm's legal counsel, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. Amount, details, and source of the new funding was not disclosed. The funding was mentioned as a bullet item in a release describing recent Mintz Levin wins. Pathway Genomics has previously raised funding from The Founders Fund, Edelson Technology Partners, and Western Technology Investment. Pathway Genomics allows users to submit a DNA sample to the firm's CLIA certified laboratory, which tests that sample for common diseases and potential genetic issues. More information »
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Affordable, Efficient Honeywell Turbine Hits Shelves Next Month!
Kevin talked about one of the biggest concerns for those interested in turbines: "What if I don't have a lot of wind?" Most wind turbines of this capacity require 7 to 8 mph winds to overcome the resistance of the gears. A conventional turbine uses the wind
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Just the supersitious side of me coming out...but the bruins have now had 3 pre-game tributes to the bombing victims, responders, etc...and lost every one.
On another note...last time the Bruins and the Leafs met in the playoffs was 1972...2 years after the Bruins won the stanley cup. Bruins won the series 4-1, with the only loss coming in the second game...at home..


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Artists flew in from all over the world for Bushwick Open Studios, and several participated in ALLTOGETHERNOW, a collaborative drawing project and abstract painting exhibition organized by Bushwick artist Julie Torres. Once the roster of participating artists was determined via Facebook, Torres helped select work and arranged for everyone to stay at the homes of local artists. Here are a few images from the drawing party, exhibition, and some images of work by individual artists grabbed from their websites. I'm looking forward to seeing if the experience leads to new collaborations between the participants, and whether individual styles and images begin to migrate from artist to artist.
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I am 90% sure a wall I want to take down is not load bearing but want to make sure with you guys to get the other 10%! The wall is 9 feet long (currently has an archway opening in the middle) and seperates my front foyer from my living room (this is a 2-story 1930 house). The wall is parrell with the 1st floor joists (perpendicular to the main carrying beam) and the wall actually just sits on the 1st floor subfloor. The wall sits on the 3/4 inch subfloor and is actually placed in-between two joists (there is no joist directly under the wall).
I can't see how the joists are positioned on the 2nd floor in the spot that the wall would be underneath but in another section of the house the 2nd floor joists are in the same location as the 1st floors (parrell to this particular wall)-so i would assume the 2nd floor joists are parrell to the wall as well. No wall exists above this wall on the 2nd floor (it is just the middle of a bedroom).
Everything I have read says this is not a load bearing wall. What do you experts and DIYers think? If it is not load bearing I can just knock down the entire wall and just re-plaster the cieling and walls to get a smooth, nice transition right? I don't have to worry about any headers or anything? Thanks for the help.
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Scaled down and still unable to arrange financing, Eli Broad's grandiose vision for L.A. is in deep trouble.
The Grand Avenue project was supposed to be the Central Park of L.A., the masterpiece of human ingenuity that was finally to make downtown the true center of the city, the place where all roads led and all people came to celebrate the wonders of urban life in Southern California.
In truth, the project exposes everything wrong with the city.
There is utterly no grassroots support for it, no public demand or interest, only the vision of a philanthropic billionaire who truly believes great monuments and a great downtown make a great city and has the clout to bring politicians to their knees to do his bidding.
Ever since Tom Bradley won election in 1973, the insider power structure has invested the city's wealth into downtown with massive public subsidies that robbed neighborhoods everywhere of services, infrastructure investment and support necessary for community health.
Instead of a transit system that moves people where they want to go, we have a subway and train system that only goes downtown but doesn't go to the airport, the Coliseum, Hollywood Bowl, the Westside, anywhere in the Valley.
We could have had a transit system that works with all the tax dollars that were spent and by now we could be enhancing it with a subway and train lines along the most heavily traveled routes.
But the problem was and remains today, the exclusionary nature of L.A.'s political system.
I don't blame Eli Broad. He had a vision, money and influence and believed rightly that great monuments and a vibrant core do make Paris, London, New York, Chicago and other "old" cities great.
But not L.A. For better or worse, it sprawled outward rather than rising upward and the only way to make it great was to create satellite centers in various parts of the city, places where people walk and socialize, shop and play, where local culture in all its diversity flourishes.
In fact, that was once the plan. It gave rise to Century City and Warner Center but the Bradley revolution abandoned that vision and replaced it with a scheme to build an artificial downtown. The developers who helped elect Bradley have made billions and downtown for all its growth remains a bizarre area, the yin/yang of a city of light and dark, rich and poor and a beseiged middle class being chased out of the schools and out of the city entirely.
The lesson to be learned should be clear: Until the people in the neighborhoods are empowered — or seize power themselves — L.A. will remain a place and not a city.
With its climate, its myths of absolute freedom and stardom, the richness and diversity of its population, L.A. could become a truly great city, a beacon to the world of what can happen when democracy and freedom flourish.


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Hey, I want to poll you guys on what you think is going on the moment before that big toss or near miss.
I think my alertness slips after a while and thats probably when I'm most likely to foul up, even if it isn't totally my fault.
Its pretty physically demanding to be on top of your game on a bike, even during commuting and touring! Specially when there are those 4 wheeled creatures lurking about!


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By root on June 03, 2009 12:55 PM
A few weeks back my colleague Sara made a lunchtime pilgrimage to Little Skillet, which she documented here. I was able to scam a few bites of the toothsome fried chicken, it's dark brown skin fused to the meat, supernaturally crisp and expertly seasoned. Good stuff is issuing forth from this kitchen.
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maybe not this year, but he is officially a short-timer. bring on the hate.
Done because he's fractured the fan base. How can anyone still have faith in this guy to get it done?
I think after this game I'm gonna have to jump on that ship with you. There is NO excuse to get your *** handed to you by South Dakota State! NONE! Something has to give after a game like this.
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maybe not this year, but he is officially a short-timer. bring on the hate.
I'm a GMac homer but we need to see SOME tangible betterment...
I hope HB didnt see the game.
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My faith in him is fading quickly. I haven't officially given up out of respect to him, but this is a joke. ISU is a good job and a good program. The last 4 coaches have had success, yet he can't. A damn satelite TV installer won a NCAA tourney game here for heavens sake.
If he isn't on the hot seat, his chair is doused with lighter fluid....
Closing thread - please keep it to one of the other meltdown threads or the game thread.
Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.
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Read Aug. 2000 / Apr. 2003, by Patricia Gruse Harris and her husband Bill Harris. Stones were repaired and cleaned on the weekend of March 4, 2003 and again in late April, 2003 by Mark Davis. Many of the inscriptions that were not visible before, can now be read. Pat submitted the following reading for the web site.
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#1 Thomas SHARP
Pvt 1 Rifle Regt Ky Vols War of 1812 August 24 1789 September 13 1838
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#2 Andrew J JACOBUS
CO I & G 87 Regt Ind Inf 1843 - 1864
(Civil War Veteran)
#3 James H. D. Son of I. & R. B. JACOBUS
Died Nov. 28, 1870 Agd 21 Ys 2 ms. 23 ds
Andrew (?) Son of I. & R. B. JACOBUS
Died Feb. 21, 1864 Agd 21 Ys & 10 ds
"Be ___ ___ ___ in an hour that
___ ___ ___ ___ ___"
Footstone: See #3B
#4 Isaac JACOBUS
Died Feb. 16, 1856 In his 41 year
"Asleep to earth my home is in heaven"
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#5 Our Mother Rachel Wife of Isaac JACOBUS
Died Apr. 10, 1876 Age 60 Yrs 2 ds.
"Farewell dear Mother a long farewell
Your sorrow and suffering are oer
May each of us live that will join you at last
On the beautiful heavenly shore"
Footstone: see #5B
#6 Garret JACOBUS
Died June 28, 1857 AE. 37 Ys 2 Mo. 13 Ds
(epitaph illegible)
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West Side: Abigail wife of J. R. DOUD
died Oct. 10, 1855. Aged 50 Ys
North Side: Helen M. ATWELL
Died Jan. 9, 1867 Aged 36 Y
South Side: John R. DOUD
Died Mar. 15, 1855 Aged 47 Ys
East Side: no inscription
#3B Footstone: no inscription
#4B Footstone: no inscription
#5B Footstone: no inscription
#8 Footstone: A. J. J.
#6B Footstone: no inscription
Row #4
#9 Ann Maria wife of George BROUGH
Died Oct. 29, 1848 AE. 60 Yrs.
Footstone: See #9B
#10 George BROUGH
Died Jan. 7, 1845 AE. 56 Ys
Footstone: See #10B
Row #5
#9B Footstone: A.M.B.
#10B Footstone: G. B.
Row #6
#11 Eliphalet PATEE
Died Dec. 12, 1851. AE 79 Yrs.
(War of 1812 Veteran)
#12 Maria Wife of Eliphalet PATEE
Died Apr. 19, 1844 AE. ?
(52 or 65 yrs. from earlier readings, line lost in stone resetting)
Earlier readings listed the following stones not found in Aug. 2000
Patience wife of Garrett JACOBUS
1832 -
Angeline daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth SHARP
Dec. 14, 1831 - Mar. 19, 1843
End of Newest Reading
Old Burial Listing
|Last Name
|First Name
|Date of Birth
|Date of Death
|Additional Comments
|Helen M.
|Jan 9, 1867
|age 36 yrs. Other source- probably Doud dau.
|Jan 4, 1845
|age 56 yrs
|Ann Maria
|Oct 29, 1848
|Age 60 yrs - wife George
|John R.
|Mar 15, 1855
|age 47 yrs
|Oct 10, 1855
|age 50 yrs
|Feb 16, 1856
|age 45 years
|Rachel Carter
|Apr 10, 1876
|age 60 yrs 2 da - wife Isaac - other source d. 1866 52 yrs old
|June 28, 1857
|age 37 yrs 2 mo 13 da.
|1832 wife Garrett - stone broken
|Andrew J.
|Feb 21, 1864
|age 21 yrs 10 da Pvt. Army Co. G. 87th Regiment Civil War - Flagholder
|James H. D.
|Nov 28, 1870
|age 21 yrs 2 mo 23 da -son Isaac & Rachel
|Aug 30, 1775
|Dec 12, 1854
|age 79 yrs Age does not match other source for DOB. Major - Army - War of 1812 -Flagholder
|Maria Wood
|Apr 10, 1844 1841 ?
|age 52 -one reading shows age 65 yrs. difference in reading stone.
|Aug 24, 1789
|Sept 12, 1838
|b. Kentucky - A soldier of War of 1812
|Dec 14, 1831
|Mar 19, 1843
|dau. Thomas & Elizabeth
Interviews and Notes given to Deanna West for entry:
Ref: Cemeteries of La Porte County, Indiana
Mr. Thomas Sharp was the original owner of the land where the Sharp Cemetery now sits. In the early 1800's Mr. Sharp donated the land for this cemetery as a burial place for his family and neighbors. The area donated measured 388 feet by 125 feet.
Rachel Carter Jacobus, wife of Isaac, was a pioneer school teacher in the County. She taught the first school in New Durham Township and the first day of school commenced on New Years Day, 1833. The school was located in Section 22 of New Durham township on Mr. William Eahart's farm. She married Mr. Isaac Jacobus on Nov. 17, 1836 and lived on the farm in Coolspring Township until her death in 1876.
The cemetery was abandoned for burials some time after 1880.
Sharp Cemetery was evidently also named Miller Wolf Farm Cemetery at one time. In interviewing Marian Miller and James Miller, descendents of Fred W. Miller, who owned the Miller farm and also their knowledge of Mrs. Caroline Wolf and her son William Wolf, the following was stated. Even though the cemetery was known by the residents of the area to be Miller-Wolfe Farm Cemetery, there are no Miller or Wolf family members buried there. Fred W. Miller and most of his family and descendents are buried in Pinhook Cemetery, La Porte County and in Greenwood Cemetery in Michigan City, Indiana. In 1895 the cemetery was positioned mainly on the Wolf farm property with the 388 feet of length running North and South along the fence line of the Wolf and Miller properties. (See Map below)
The old Wolf farmhouse still stands facing Wozniak Road, between Cynthia Drive and Diane Drive.
At one time there was a road (wagon path) that came in a North West direction crossing Wozniak Road. The path crossed between what is now known as 275N and where the grape arbors on Jim Miller's land sits today. This wagon path went by the cemetery positioned on the top of a small rise. Once past the cemetery it angled sharply in a South West direction toward what is now known as Shebel Road. However, as lands were divided and sold, this path was eliminated. The county roads including Wozniak running North /South along with 275 N and 200 N East/West Roads were the main route of transportation for those living in this rural neighborhood. Much of the Fred W. Miller land has remained in the family through the generations.
After William Wolf's death, between 1945 and 1950, a Mr. Gambraro and Walter Brellis purchased the Wolf property from the inheritors of the Wolf farm. Mr. Gambraro maintained a business in Chicago, while Mr. Brellis farmed the land.
In the 1960's the county erected a simple sign for the cemetery and placed a fence and gate around a portion of the cemetery where the stones were still visible. (See picture above) In the late 1960's Mr. Chuck Bartel purchased a large portion of the old Wolf Farm. In the mid 1970's Mr. Bartel divided it into the subdivision known as Orchard Estates. The cemetery now sits on private land off of Wozniak Road on Diane Drive in Orchard Estates.
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Proof Read by Russell A. Hapke, MA, archaeologist
Disclaimer: Below is an older cemetery listing was done by a volunteer group who went out and recorded the location of plots and individuals buried there. Notes added under "Additional Comments" column contain both personal notes added by transcriber at cemetery site and some tombstone readings. It is this writers opinion that there are other unmarked graves within this cemetery.
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Could I take the heat as a restaurant owner in Cairo, Georgia gave me the deep-fried challenge,"Art, do my job!"
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Meet Audrey Hawthorne, a woman who really has three jobs, but challenged me to just one. Could I keep up?
"So this is what it's like to cook in Audrey's Kuntry Kitchen?"
Audrey's run this place for 12 years and she wasn't shy about putting me right to work on the fried chicken.
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Next up for me? Fritters- sort of a cornbread pancake.
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Audrey learned her love of cooking from her father.
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Time to check on the fritters. I almost scorched 'em! And what about that chicken?
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Fairly arbitrary just like reconciliation itself.Interesting. I wonder what the origin of that rule is. Probably some story behind why it was created and so limited.
And when the 90s bubble burst, the dip in revenue was due to the lack of gains. That doesn't refute the paper's argument. A bursting bubble introduces a new and significant variable into the equation and explains quite clearly why the revenue dropped: it wasn't b/c people chose to defer, it was b/c there were fewer gains and lots of losses to offset against any gains.
You can't look at this stuff 2-dimensionally. There's a lot of stuff going on but in aggregate, across several decades, lower rates = more revenue. It's an obvious trend. But with all the other variables at play, you can't look at each year and expect to find A+B=C every time.