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January 1950
Mr. Robert Wildmone was our first visitor, Good Luck for a man to come on New Years Day, Jan. 1, 1950.
January 1, it rained all day.
We had a good sermon preached by Brother Gregory.
Bob Wright died Jan. 4, 1950, age 71, Mail Carrier at Portland, Tenn.
Douglas Briley died January 3, 1950 age 84.
William F. Staggs died January 1950, age 57, he carried the mail at Portland, Tenn.
Rained the first day of January and rained off and on the whole month. 1950.
Dorris Jean Hester had her tonsils taken out January 6, 1950.
Dick Whitley's baby died January 5, age 10 months.
I went to see Dr. Henley January 18, 1950. I went with Louise and Verna Hester.
Hugh Link had his wisdom teeth pulled out January 21, 1950. Dr. Kelly did the work.
I spent the day with Aunt Cora Howell January 26, 1950.
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February 1950
Charlie Johnson and Aunt Dora came to see us Feb. 11,
I went to see Dr. Simonton Feb. 3, 1950.
John L. Lewis Birthday Feb. 12, age 70.
Uncle Pink White died Feb. 5, 1950 age 83.
I went to see Dr. Simonton Feb. 17, 1950, went on Friday and came home on home Sunday went to Irby's.
A notice from Jake Barber Feb. 28, 1950.
Johnnie Summers house burned down Feb. 26, 1950.
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March 1950
Nell Fleming and Maurice Link married March 3, 1950.
Aunt Dora Johnson went to the hospital March 25, 1950.
I spent the day with Aunt Cora Howell Monday, March 20, 1950.
Son Thompson *(James O. Thompson, Jr.)mj and Loree Cole married March 21, 1950.
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April 1950
We went to see Aunt Dora Johnson, April 2nd, 1950, at Fountain Head Sanatorium *(hospital) mj Sunday Morning.
We went to see Irby and Harry's family April 2, 1950.
Thomas Arthur Covington died April 5, 1950 age 72.
Carrie Kelly Harrison died April 6, 1950.
Mrs. Nealy Mayes went to Fountain Head hospital April 16, and came back home April 24, 1950.
Verna Hester went to St. Thomas Hospital April 27,
Mr. Clyde Broadrick died April 5, 1950. Buried at the White House, Tenn.
Brought Aunt Dora Johnson home from Fountain Head hospital April 26, 1950.
I went to see Aunt Cora Howell April 30, 1950, Sunday.
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May 1950
Billie Elks and Evelyn From married May 5, 1950.
Verna Hester came home from St. Thomas Hospital, May 7, 1950 Sunday.
Hugh went to work at the Crating Factory May 3, 1950.
I went to see Dr. Simonton May 3, 1950.
Mrs. Broadrick and 2 of her Boys and their wives and baby came to see us Sunday.
May 7, 1950
June Wilkerson and his family came to see us May 7,
I went to see Harry and Irby's family May 11, 1970, came home the 14.
Jake Crittenden died May 11, 1950, age 61.
Hugh, Jack, Irene, Louise and myself all went to Gallatin, May 15, 1950.
Miss Coy the pension woman was here May 16, 1950.
Teachers at Clearview School are William G. Harris (Pa) and Julian Ann Boren.
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May 1950
I spent the day with Aunt Cora Howell and her sister and brother and Mr. Moss and his family, May 21, 1950.
Elmo Broadrick got hurt in a car wreck May 25, or 26,
Mr. Dudley Boyd died May 26, 1950, age 81.
Dr. Carl Caulcherfield died May 26, 1950 , age 58. One of my doctors while I was in St. Thomas Hospital.
I spent Sunday eve with Aunt Dora, Charlie and Greta
, May 28, 1950
I went to see Dr. Simonton June 1, 1950.
It did not rain June 13th, 1950
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June 1950
Irene gave me a new bedspread June 1st, 1950, color
Old Gold.
A notice from Jake Barber June 1, 1950.
Irby's family came by to see us June 4, 1950, Sunday.
Wilbur Starks made his 1st trip by here Tuesday morning June 6, 1950 with his truck.
June it rained some the 9 and 10 it rained a good rain.
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June 1950
Aunt Dora Johnson died June 18, 1950, age 91 years and 6 months. She was buried at her old Home place in Robertson County, Wilkerson and Wiseman buried her.
I went to see Harry's family and Irby's family June
22, 1950.
I went to see Dr. Simonton June 24, 1950.
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July 1950
Our Company Sunday July 1, 1950 was Charlie, Jannie and Bertha Stout, Russell Wilkerson and his wife Eunice, also Traughber Hall and his family.
Aunt Cora Howell and myself spent the day with Greta Johnson, July 7, 1950 and in the afternoon Mrs. Gill Scott and Shirley came to see Greta.
Aunt Cora Howell went to Red Boiling Springs July 10,
Henry Thomas Elk's died July 14, 1950 found dead in a field.
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July 1950
July 9, 1950, Hugh hurt his ankle Sunday.
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July 1950
Irby's family spent the day with us July 16, 1950,
Hugh laid off from his work July 14, 1950. Out of lumber.
Mrs. Gill Scott and Shirley spent the day with us July 19, 1950. Shirley was 6 years old.
Harry, Belle and Dot Link spent Sunday with us July 23, 1950, Ike Baty brought them down here. *(Mr. Baty had a cab service at one time in Portland.)mj
Hugh went to work at Nashville, Tenn. July 25, 1950
on a Tuesday.
Ellen Hall and family went to Ohio July 28, 1950, they came home July 31.
They had Aunt Dora Johnson's sale July 29, 1950 Saturday evening.
I spent the day with Aunt Cora Howell July 31, 1950, and it rained hard.
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August 1950
I went to Portland Aug. 5, 1950, had a spell with my
right eye.
Winford Lamberth's son preached at Pleasant Valley Church Aug. 6, 1950.
Roger and Emma Hester and 2 children and Sarah Arterburn came to see us Aug. 14. They came in from Detroit, Mich. Sunday Eve. the 13.
Roger and Emma and 2 children came to see us Thursday night and left Friday, went at 4 o'clock Aug. 17, 1950.
Alice Bowling and myself spent the day with Charlie
and Greta Johnson, Aug. 22, 1950.
Me and Alice Bowling spent the day with Aunt Cora Howell Aug. 24, 1950.
I went to see Irby 's family Aug. 19, 1950.
Herman and Victor Link and their wives came to see us Aug. 16, 1950 and Clay came too.
Walter E. Hester died Aug. 16, 1950.
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September 1950
I went to see Harry's family Sept 1, 1950, came home Sept. 5.
Dr. Simonton died at 3 am Tuesday at Nashville General Hospital, where he was taken after suffering a heart attack, Friday, died Tuesday Sept 5, 1950 age 57.
Bertha Johnson Alley and her family came to see us
Sept 13, 1950, from Nashville, Tenn.
Irby Hester and family came to see us Sunday night and ate supper with us. Elizabeth's Birthday, Sept 17, 1950.
Lovie Hester had a Birthday Sept. 17, 1950.
Mrs. Ezma Cold Lambert died Sept 17, 1950.
I went to see Zoe Briley, Alice Bowling and Verna Hester, Sept 18, 1950.
Mr. John Hicks died Sept 21, 1950, age 78. He was one armed.
I went to see Arthur and Geneva Warren, Sept 24, 1950 and I went to see Charlie and May Wilkinson Monday Eve., Sept 25, 1950
Henry Ford's widow died Sept 28, 1950, the car man.
A notice from Jake Barber Sept 1950.
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September 1950
Mr. James W. Hester died Sept 29, 1926, he has been dead 24 years today Sept 29, 1950.
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October 1950
Mack and Bessie Patton came to see us Oct. 1 ,1950
on Sunday Eve.
Mr. Gill Scott and his granddaughter Shirley came Sunday eve Oct. 1, 1950.
Tommie Hester and Verna spent Sunday with us Oct. 8, 1950 and in the afternoon Bennie and Louise Griffin came.
Bill Brinkley came to see us Oct 14, 1950.
Mrs. Clyde Broadrick Birthday Oct. 15,1950.
Mr. Sam Alex Schoat (Choate) died Oct 16, 1950 age*(Illegible, mj) Daisy Link's father died in Nashville.
Lee and Myrtle Smith came Sunday 15, 1950.
Mrs. Laura Sanders fell and broke her hip Oct. 22, 1950 on Sunday Morning.
Irby and his family ate supper with us Sunday night Oct. 22, 1950.
Charlie and Greta Johnson came a while Oct. 22, 1950.
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Oct. 1950
Jim T. Johnson died Oct 23, 1950 age 77. He was buried at Mount Olive Cemetery, Nashville, Tenn.
I went to see Dr. Roy Hendley Oct 23, 1950, when I got home I got word my brother was dead, then I went to Nashville, Oct. 23, 1950.
Granville, Irene, Hugh, Harry and Irby came the next day to the Funeral at Marshall's Funeral Home.
Aunt Cora Howell and her Brother Wiseman spent the
day with us Oct. 27, 1950.
Irene and myself spent the day with Verna Hester Oct. 26, 1950.
Bertha and her family came up Oct 26, 1950.
Lillie Crossley, her daughter and the daughter's mother in law spent the day with us Oct. 31, 1950.
Mr. Wildmone ate dinner with us Oct 29, 1950.
Blonnie and Nannie Linson , Woodrow and his family came Oct 29, 1950.
Gave Billie and Evelyn Elks a shower Oct. 1950.
Elmo Cole died Oct 1950, buried at the White House. *(Tenn.)mj
Virgil Johnson's telephone no is Shelby Ave. 5-8665, Nashville, Tenn.
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November 1950
We had a little snow Nov. 4, 1950 and rain.
A killing frost Nov 4 night, sure got the elephant ears.
Horace Covington died Nov. 5, 1950, Jabe Summers son in law. *(This is Melvin Covington's father and his wife's name was Mamie Ruth Summers Covington)mj
Watt Hardison's wife die Nov. 1950, lived in
Oren Wilkerson and Nell Groves married Nov 14, 1950.
Mrs. Alice Bowling came to see us Nov. 6, 1950 and went home Nov. 9, 1950.
Effie Payne's baby boy born Nov. 16, 1950. (Col)
We all spent the day with Irby's family Nov. 12, 1950 and in the evening went to see Harry's family.
We all went to Ernest Bowling's Thursday night for an Oyster supper Nov. 16,1950.
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November 1950
Tommie, Verna Hester, Bennie and Louise Griffin ate supper with us Nov. 18, 1950, a fish fry and my Birthday age 78.
Sunday the 19 of Nov. 1950, Irby and his 3 children and Harry and his family ate dinner with us another Birthday Dinner.
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November 1950
Traughber Hall killed his hogs Nov. 23, 1950, Thanksgiving Day that night turned cold. And that night froze everything.
Mr. Doris killed his hogs Nov. 23, 1950.
Sallie Harden Hunter died Nov. 28, 1950 age 53.
Tom Harper died Nov. 28, 1950.
A notice from Mr. Barber Nov. 30, 1950.
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December 1950
Russell went to camp Dec. 4, 1950.
Granville killed his hogs Dec. 9, 1950 killed five.
Mrs. Nannie Boyd died Dec. 10, 1950, Dudley Boyd's wife.
We all went to Portland the first time Dec. 13, 1950.
Hugh's notice came the 13, 1950 to be examined Dec. 19, 1950.
Mrs. Delia Empson died Dec. 20, 1950.
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December 1950
Mr. James Edgar Denning died Dec. 1950 age 73.
We all went to Portland Dec. 22 1950. "second time"
Tarp Wilkerson died Dec. 26, 1950, buried at the White House, Tenn. age 78.
We had a Christmas dinner Dec. 25, 1950, all of my boys and their family were at home, Tommie, Verna Hester , Louise and Bennie Griffin and Alice Bowling was here.
Hugh got his pass Dec 27 for camp 1950.
Preacher Davis came to see us Dec. 28, 1950.
Russell came home from camp for Christmas, went back Christmas Night Dec. 25, 1950.
Ellis Lee Brooks died Dec. 27, 1950 age 82, a brother to Charlie and Cullen Brooks.
Russell Briley came in home December 30, 1950, the second time from camp.
Our family , Harry's family, Bennie and Louise Griffin and Lovie Hester went to Irby's Sunday for dinner Dec. 31. 1950
Clay Link spent the day with us Dec. 26, 1950.
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Last day for free ride on new ICC toll road
GAITHERSBURG, Md. (AP) - Sunday is the last chance for drivers to take advantage of a free ride on a new toll road linking Maryland's Montgomery and Prince George's counties.
A new section of the Intercounty Connector opened Nov. 22 and runs from Georgia Avenue to just east of Interstate-95. The first seven miles of the $2.55 billion roadway opened in February.
Sunday is the last day driving on the entire 18 miles of the roadway will be free. Tolls will be enforced beginning Monday.
The remaining one mile of the six-lane highway connecting Gaithersburg and Laurel is expected to be finished in 2014.


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F&CC meets go onwithout elections ofcouncillor members
Call it insecurity of Ludhiana mayor Harcharan Singh Gohalwaria or his effort to maintain his monopoly over the decision-making process that even after getting elected as mayor in September last, he failed to appoint two members to the Finance and Contract Committee (F&CC).punjab Updated: Jul 21, 2013 00:29 IST
Call it insecurity of Ludhiana mayor Harcharan Singh Gohalwaria or his effort to maintain his monopoly over the decision-making process that even after getting elected as mayor in September last, he failed to appoint two members to the Finance and Contract Committee (F&CC).
The F&CC is the most power committee of any civic body, which is responsible for sanctioning funds for the development projects.
Moreover, the Ludhiana municipal corporation (LMC) is the only civic body across the state, where the F&CC has been conducting its meeting without having a councillor as its members.
Though, as per the LMC procedures, following his/her election, the first thing that the mayor needs to do is the selection of the F&CC members from among the councillors.
The ways the mayor has been carrying out meetings of the committee, say experts, is a clear violation of the Section 42(4) of The Punjab Municipal Corporation Act 1976, which entrusted the mayor with the task of carrying out elections for the appointment of two councillors to the committee in the general house.
The section reads: There shall also be a Finance and Contracts Committee of the corporation - comprising mayor, two deputy mayors, two councillors (elected by the councillors from among themselves) and commissioners.
The aforesaid committee, the section states further, shall exercise all the powers of the corporation in relation to contracts to be entered into for and on its behalf and the purchases so be made by it.
As per a former IAS officer, who had served as commissioner at the Patiala municipal corporation, there is no existence of the F&CC without two councillor members, and the mayor could not sanction the development funds without these two members.
"Councillors have been made part of this committee to put a check on the financial powers of the mayor. There are chances of misuse of powers by a mayor, if there is no check on him," added the officer.
The mayor's move not to induct the two councillors to the committee has already drawn flak from different quarters with the opposition Congress dubbing the move as the mayor's effort to prevent "misdeeds" to surface at the meetings.
"He knows that appointment of the two councillors to the committee will harm his prospectus. Many times earlier, he had promised to elect the members to the panel, but failed to do so," said Congress leader in the general house Hem Raj alleged.
It was on Friday evening that the last meeting of the F&CC was conducted, where development works worth Rs 125 crore were sanctioned.
However, when contacted, the mayor reiterated that he would start the election process of the councillor to the F&CC this month.


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Rogers High School students will experience a "Blast from the Past" Wednesday, Oct. 3, and the Elk River Area School District robotics program stands to benefit.
Students will dress up that day like teenagers from the '50s and finish the day off at the '50s-style Denny's Diner in Rogers.
The homecoming committee proclaimed Wednesday, Oct. 3 as Blast from the Past Day.
The event at Denny's has been arranged by Mark Durand, the head robotics coach for Elk River area schools and members of his robotics team.
"We like to try fundraisers that are different and unique," Durand said, acknowledging the community already has its share of $1 candy bar sales for $2.
A portion of the proceeds at Denny's will go to the robotics team, which will use the money to take part in a robotics competition. They hope the money will cover the cost of the kit needed to compete.
The robotics team did a build-your-own remote-control-car camp this summer and are selling the new LED light bulbs for less than you would pay at local retailers, Durand said.


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With Cyber Weekend well and truly underway (use the code CYBERWKND20 at checkout to score 20% off everything), it's gift o'clock. ASOS.com Editor Tabitha Newell takes her pick.
Gimme why? This bag has got Insta-me written all over it. Plus when it comes to bag-buying for myself, I'd be sensible and get a simple leather clutch. #snore
Regifting: yes or no? A '2014' bag is for Christmas, not for life. On January 1 you'll find this wee number on eBay.
My gift wrapping style… I start out with ribbons and matching gift tags – the whole shebang. Then, come present number 23, if the Sellotape sticks, I'm happy.
ALDO "That's so...2014" Novelty Crossbody, £35
What do boys really want for Christmas? Check out this no-fail idea.


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Poor performance (read / Write) of Windows Server AppFabric
I am doing a POC on AppFabric. I found it very slow. Below are my development env configuration
Server : Windows Server 2008 with 4 GB Memory, .NET 3.5 / 4.0, Single Node
Client : WinXp, WC# .Net WinForms applicatin to read / write / view the data
I put 3,00,000 object into it (using Put() method) which took around 25 minutes of time.
I read them back (using Get() method) in around 20 minutes of time.
I found even DB retrival is quite fast then the AppFabric. Also is there any API avaliavle which can be used to query objects in Cache. Rightnow am using simple Get() with while loop to get all of my objects.
Can anyone help in this regard?
Vipin5 martie 2012 11:16
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Hi Vipin,
Can you provide some more data here:
- What is the total size of data ?
- How large are the objects ? The max and average size of the object will be helpful to diagnose the issue.
- Did you see any errors on the client while using the API ?
For checking the performance, you can use the Perfmon counters on the server to monitor different parameters like request/sec and read/writes per second to get an idea around the rate at which the server is processing the requests.
Please provide the above data, we can then try to narrow down the reason for the processing time taken for all the requests.
Rohit Bisht6 martie 2012 03:19
Hi Rohit,
Thanks for your reply. Here is the data.
1.What is the total size of data ? ===> Approx 25 MB
2.How large are the objects ? The max and average size of the object will be helpful to diagnose the issue.
===> Avg object size Approx 2.1 KB. Max size I have to find out by some way.
3.Did you see any errors on the client while using the API ?===> N
Other statistics
1. Total Client Requests /sec : Avg = 368, Max = 5663
2. Total Objects Returned /sec : Avg = 122, Max = 445
3. Total Read Requests /sec : Avg = 122, Max = 445
4. Total Write Operations /sec : Avg = 122, Max = 1165
5. Total Object Count: 12023
Rohit, I also like to know, is there any API available If I like to read cached objects depending upon some filtered value (not a key). For ex. Get all the object having Students.Marks > 100 from AppFabric Cache?
6 martie 2012 08:40
- Editat de VIPG 6 martie 2012 09:23
You cannot do query operations, like the ones you mentioned above, on cache. [Please have a look at regions in Cache which might be of some use.]
What is the client configuration in your app like the MaxConnections to server, is DataCacheFactory singleton [usually its suggested to have a single DataCacheFactory], what about the threads in your client application which can create contention on the client side.
Which version of Appfabric server are you using 1.0 or 1.1?
Thanks6 martie 2012 18:34
I don't want to go for Regions, as they stick to one node only. I wanted my data avaailabe across all the nodes.7 martie 2012 03:31


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A few weeks back, the McDonald's McResource employee hotline made headlines when a company rep "helped" a 10-year McDonald's employee improve her lot in life by directing her to numerous welfare programs to supplement her income. What other gems of advice do the McResource people have for employees? [More]
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MSOC: Pack races past App State, 4-1
Posted October 30, 2013
NC State men's soccer raced past Appalachian State 4-1 behind goals from Nazmi Albadawi, Clement Simonin, Moss Jackson-Atogi, and Nick Surkamp on Tuesday night at Dail Soccer Stadium.
The Wolfpack (7-4-4) scoring onslaught began with Albadawi's goal in the third minute. Gbenga Makinde set up the goal with his fourth assist of the year, touching a pass forward to Albadawi on the top left corner of the box. Albadawi has three goals and two assists in two matches since returning from an injury that sidelined him for nearly the entire month of October.
"I can't imagine what the season would be like if we had Nazmi for every game," said NC State head coach Kelly Findley. "I'm not surprised he's been able to come back and score goals. We had a great senior night, and got good minutes for a lot of guys to conserve our legs heading to Maryland."
State stretched its lead to 2-0 in the 22nd minute when Surkamp found Simonin on a deep throw-in from the Appalachian State (3-6-6) half. Simonin finished with a left-footed side volley to earn the Pack some breathing room.
After taking a 2-0 advantage to the break, Jackson-Atogi scored on an Alex Martinez cross to the front of the net in the 48th minute. Jackson-Atogi headed it back to the right post for his first goal of the year. The assist is Martinez's eighth of the season.
Trailing 3-0, the Mountaineers found the scoring touch in the 49th minute, when Patrick Harrow deposited a free kick from 30 yards into the Wolfpack net. State answered almost immediately, as Albadawi sent a through ball to Surkamp in the 50th minute for Surkamp's seventh goal of the season, setting the final at 4-1.
Wolfpack goalkeeper Fabian Otte finished the night with four saves. A total of 20 different players saw action as the Pack wrapped up its home schedule.
Prior to the match, NC State's Nazmi Albadawi, Robert Beatty, Danny DiPrima, Gbenga Makinde, Alex Martinez, Michael Osei, Fabian Otte, Jorge Risquez, and Mario Samperio were honored for senior night.
NC State returns to action at 7 p.m. on Friday, November 1 at Maryland.


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When I saw some cute baby ducks swimming in the park, I decided I should go all Blair Waldorf and… feed the ducks! Whenever she's down, she goes to the park to do so. It's not that I was down, but I'm telling you, I had lots of laughs and a very nice time! I stuffed a piece of bread in my purse and went to feed the ducks. Ducks, fish and people gathered around me and I was sorry that I hadn't brought more bread!
This Marc Jacobs lookalike dress was perfect for the occasion, and a headband was necessary as Blair's signature :)


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SHE has spent the past three years touring with the cutting edge Matthew Bourne dance company but so keen is Jamie-Emma McDonald to get to Glasgow that she is arriving two days early.
The young dancer has set her sights on a shopping trip to Byres Road and a catch up with four of her biggest fans: her grandparents who live in the West End.
"I lived in Glasgow until I was eight, when my family moved to London, but I can still remember going to a children's class in a local hall in Newton Mearns," says the 22-year-old.
"Glasgow is definitely home, my grandparents and family friends are still there, I can't wait to get back and see everyone."
When the tour swoops into the King's Theatre in Glasgow with Swan Lake next Tuesday, Jamie will play a variety of parts, from the Moth Maiden to an ensemble piece in a riotous club scene.
This award-winning production, of course, reverses the traditional roles with a menacing male ensemble replacing the traditional female corps de ballet.
Powerful and provocative, it is a stylish, contemporary take on the classic written by Tchaikovsky in the late 19th century and first staged at Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre in 1877.
"Matt's productions are fantastic because they involve acting as well as dance, the storytelling is almost more important to him," she explains.
"All the dancers are from different backgrounds: I was trained in musical theatre, whereas a lot of people trained in ballet, but there are also people from the Royal Ballet in this production."
Jamie was signed up by Matthew Bourne after graduating from Millennium Performing Arts. A dream come true, she says it was the only company she wanted to join.
" I was very lucky, it all came about by accident," she says. "I was on hold for one of Matt's other shows and then a space came up to do Swan Lake, so I did it instead."
Since then she has performed in British Style, a new piece created by Drew McOnie and Matthew Bourne for the Queen's Coronation Festival Gala at Buckingham Palace and in the corps de ballet in the UK tour of Phantom of the Opera, and as Marshmallow Girl in the UK and European tour of Matthew Bourne's Nutcracker!
"When I first joined I went to New York with Swan Lake for a month, and that was an amazing experience," remembers Jamie. "It's such a great company to be a part of, it's like a big family."
Jamie admits that she never dreamed of being a dancer when she was a little girl. She fell into it by accident.
"When we moved to London my brother started dancing and I watched from the sidelines at first, then decided I wanted to join in."
Rehearsals started in October for the current tour of Swan Lake that finishes in June. It is a gruelling schedule for even the toughest of dancers. Jamie's day starts at 1.30pm, with rehearsals until 5.30pm, then a break until the curtain goes up at 7.30pm.
"It's a very busy day at the moment," admits Jamie. "We've had quite a few new cast members join us so it's been important to have all them rehearsing and getting them into their new roles."
She adds: "It's all about getting the right foods the night before. I need to make sure I get enough food and sleep, especially when touring, which is difficult because you're in digs a lot of the time or in a hotel so you don't have access to a kitchen."
Many of the Swan Lake dancers perform two or three different parts and injuries are inevitable.
"During Nutcracker I injured my ankle and was on crutches for six weeks, which was awful," says Jamie. "It took ages to heal, and I had to take time off and just let it be. That's the most infuriating thing, as dancers you never admit to being in pain and you're holding on until the last minute possible before admitting defeat.
"We always have a physio in the company, when I had my ankle injury there was a lot of core work and other things I would work on so that when I came back it wasn't like I had to start from scratch."
One thing is certain, this production of Swan Lake is no flight of fancy.
n Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake, King's Theatre, Glasgow, from February 18-22.


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text: Richard Todd is associate professor, French horn at the University of Miami Frost School of Music. From Carnegie Hall to the Hollywood Bowl, Richard Todd has earned international acclaim as one of the finest horn soloists today. Gold medal winner of the 1980 Concours Internationale Toulon, he is a Pro Musicis International Foundation Award winner and is continually expanding the boundaries of the horn world. Renowned for his performances that "are simply startling in their dexterity" with "a heart-clutching sound" he breaks down the barriers of music, being equally at home in all areas including classical and jazz. Now residing in Miami, he maintains a rigorous coast-to-coast concert schedule including performances as principal horn with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. Todd has recorded on over 1,000 motion picture soundtracks, appeared and recorded with such great performers as Sinatra, Streisand, and Madonna, and as a jazz artist with Clark Terry, Ray Brown and Woody Herman. He recorded two albums with Andre Previn, one jazz: What Headphones, the other classical: French Chamber Music and was personally selected by Gunther Schuller to record his Concerto No.1. He has also recorded solo albums. Previously on the faculty at USC Thornton School of Music, and the Henry Mancini Institute, Richard Todd is in constant demand as a lecturer, clinician and festival artist, and is a consultant for Hans Hoyer Horns, where he assists in the development of horn and mouthpiece designs.


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Police say a traffic stop led to the discovery of 10 pounds of marijuana worth between $15,000 and $20,000.
On Tuesday at around 9:25 p.m., a patrolman with the West York Borough Police Department saw a white Ford Focus with faulty head and tail lights traveling eastbound in the 1200 block of West Market Street in West York.
The patrolman stopped the car in the 1000 block of the street. He reported seeing the two occupants trying to conceal items in the passenger compartment. The patrolman also detected a strong odor of marijuana.
The driver of the car was identified as 26-year-old Jonathan Gonzalez of South 48th Street in Phoenix, Ariz. Gonzalez was found to be driving without a valid driver's license, and since he was a non-resident, he was taken into custody.
The passenger was identified as 23-year-old Timothy Rier, Jr. of Roman Court in Manchester Township. The patrolman discovered two active arrest warrants for Rier, and he was also taken into custody.
After the patrolman found drug paraphernalia in the car, it was then impounded in order for the patrolman to obtain a search warrant.
A little after midnight that night, after the warrant was obtained, patrolmen found a large cardboard box containing ten individually heat-sealed bricks of marijuana that were approximately 15″ long, 10″ wide and 5″ thick.
Some of these packages were labeled as "Super Kush." The marijuana weighed over ten pounds and had an approximate street resale value of $15,000 to $20,000.
West York Borough Police Department also recovered other drugs and paraphernalia from other areas of the vehicle.
Gonzalez and Rier face numerous charges including possession with the intent to deliver, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Both suspects were taken to Central Booking for processing and later arraigned. Gonzalez's bail was set at $150,000; Rier's was set at $100,000.
The vehicle is currently impounded, pending forfeiture proceedings.
As of Wednesday, both are currently incarcerated at the York County Prison.
To date, this is the largest single seizure of marijuana from a traffic stop by a West York Borough Police Department patrolman.


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