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"Betty" is Betty Carr, an 88-year-old woman who has spent the bulk of her life working to make the City of Anniston a better place. As Grand Marshal of this year's Christmas parade, Carr has a long resume of city spirit.
"The first 18 years of my life were spent here," she said. "My mother was from here, and my dad was from a little community called Pushmataha, Ala., down in Choctaw County."
After attending law school at the University of Alabama, Carr's father moved to Anniston where he and her mother married and settled down.
"My brother and I were both born and raised here in Anniston," she said. "I love Anniston very much."
A 1943 graduate from Anniston High School, Carr's life has been squarely focused on empowering youth and families through her work as the former director of the YMCA for 20 years. Prior to that, she worked as the director of Camp Grandview in Montgomery, where her father, Anniston circuit judge Robert B. Carr, worked with the State Court of Appeals. After spending two more decades working with children in Talladega and later as a staffer with the Anniston Chamber of Commerce, she is now the first face you see once you enter Classic on Noble on any given day for lunch, as well as the first voice you communicate with over the phone at the Spirit of Anniston, where she also works part-time.
Before she gets ready to kick things off, Carr spoke with The Star about changes she's seen, changes she hopes to see and Alabama football.
Q: What year did you graduate from the University of Alabama?
A: '49. And we got beat — Auburn beat us Saturday, fair and square.
Q: You saw the game?
A: What I do, because I can't see the television that well, I listen to Eli Gold and turn the television volume off. I can see it enough to follow what Eli Gold is saying. I don't know much about football, but I was a cheerleader in Anniston High School for three years. I've said this to many people, "Once a cheerleader, always a cheerleader." I have to have something or someone to cheer for.
Q: So you've been back in Anniston for almost 50 years. What has changed the most about the city?
A: Well, of course, when the mall became so popular, so many of our retail stores here in Anniston moved to the mall. There was not as much business here on Noble Street. Gradually, Wikle's Drugstore closed. The shops that were here when I was a child and in high school were no longer open.
Q: You've worked at Classic on Noble for 13 years. Do you like it?
A: I love it! They are wonderful to me. You could not ask for finer people to work for than Cathy and David Mashburn. I'm truly blessed, let me tell you. And when Angie (Shockley) asked me to be the Grand Marshal for the Christmas parade, it really made me feel tremendously humble. I'm limited to what I can do effectively and what I cannot do. I'm trying with the help of Jesus to concentrate on what I can do rather than feeling sorry for myself for what I cannot do.
Q: What are your hopes for participating in the parade?
A: It's not about me — it's about helping the citizens of Anniston and the industry and downtown and McClellan and moving Anniston forward in a positive way. That's what this is all about as far as I'm concerned — the Christmas parade and all the other things Spirit of Anniston is trying to do, the city council is trying to do … many, many many people are trying to develop taskforces that will make something happen that will help us to get jobs, a better way of life ... and to lift people up instead of tearing people down. That's what I'd like for it to do.
It just gives a more positive focus to our little city of Anniston, and I just would encourage people to come out and enjoy it, and the children to see Santa Claus, and just encourage those in the parade who are trying to lift Anniston up in a positive way.
WHAT: Anniston's annual Christmas parade
WHERE: Noble Street in downtown Anniston
WHEN: Monday at 6:30 p.m. (rain date Dec. 12 at 5:30 p.m.)


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Vice President, External Affairs and Development
As Vice President of External Affairs and Development, Claudia Keenan is a senior executive and key advisor to the President, Provost & Dean, responsible for business and strategic planning, fundraising, marketing and communications, brand development, alumni relations, government relations and other special projects as warranted.
Ms. Keenan oversees the school's External Affairs divison, helping to attract new students and residents, faculty and staff, and funding to EVMS. The overall goal of the External Affairs is to enhance the school's reputation while building and protecting the EVMS brand.
Under the leadership of Ms. Keenan, External Affairs oversees three departments: Development, Marketing and Communications, and Alumni Relations.
Development: Fundraising, grateful patient program, annual fund, major giving, scholarships, donor relations and institutional event planning
Marketing & Communications: Internal and external communications, publications, news and websites
Alumni Relations: Alumni communications, giving, events and reunions
Claudia E. Keenan
Vice President, External Affairs and Development
Phone: 757.446.5203
Fax: 757.446.6098
Laura J. LaMarre
Senior Executive Assistant
Phone: 757.446.5208
Fax: 757.446.6098
Physical AddressAndrews Hall
721 Fairfax Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23507-1912
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September 01, 2010
Because of budget constraints faced by Placer County in the 2010-2011 fiscal year, Supervisor Jennifer Montgomery has asked that the District 5 Benefit Fund monies go directly to Placer County Health and Human Services to help fund county services specific to children and seniors. Therefore, the District 5 Benefit Fund Committee will not be allocating funds in 2010/2011.
"I have heard from many people throughout District 5 that seniors and children are suffering," declared Supervisor Montgomery. "I realize that the $20,000 from the Benefit Fund won't meet all these needs, but it will help, and I can't in good conscience ignore those needs."
Supervisor Montgomery requested the Board's concurrence during budget hearings Aug. 19. The Board of Supervisors will finalize budget modifications during the final budget process in September, including specifying which services will receive the funds.
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Rogers attended Lincoln Park Elementary. In fact she was in fourth grade there the year the school opened, the 1958-59 school year. More than 20 years later, her three children attended the school on Lincoln Way, just a few blocks north of Interstate 80. As if that doesn't speak highly enough about her affinity for the local elementary school, she's chose to make it her workplace as well, for nearly 30 years.
"It's always been a really great school," Rogers said. "We have great teachers and they've always been the best ... I remember the secretary when I was going here. Her name was Rose McKinnon. She's still alive and lives over on Stanford Way, but she was just the best. She had a daughter my age and in the summers we used to help her. When I was kid, I wanted to be a mom with kids that went here and be the Lincoln Park secretary. That was my dream."
Rogers is living that dream. She got involved in the school's PTA while her children were there in the 1980s. She held every PTA office from president to treasurer and fondly remembers a project where the group raised $50,000 to put in the soccer field adjacent to the school.
She has great memories about the Lincoln Park neighborhood and a smaller version of the Rail City when she was growing up and even her own kids years later.
"Sparks was small," she said. "You were never afraid to do anything like go to the movie. You were maybe a little afraid to get picked up curfew but I couldn't even tell you when that was. It didn't seem like kids got in trouble. This was a great place to grown up. Here in the (Lincoln Park) neighborhood we had block parties. It was just the best."
Somewhere along the line Rogers, a 1967 Sparks High graduate, became a clinical aide and eventually the school's secretary. Her ties to local schools don't end there. Rogers was in the first class that opened Dilworth Middle School, in 1961-62. After graduating from SHS, she even attended the University of Nevada briefly before getting married to a husband in the military. The ties to the service took her and her husband to Fairfield, Calif. and Minneapolis before they opted for a return to the Truckee Meadows.
It wasn't long before she was back at Lincoln Park Elementary. She's been involved with the school, either as a parent volunteer or employee for the past 32 years.
"I love it here," she said. "I've been here so long that there are kids who went to school here that have kids here now. The parents will stop in and say 'you're still here? It's nice to see a familiar face' ... I may not change a lot lives, but the kids will tell you, they felt they could talk to me. I've had parents tell me that they feel like there kids are safer here with me. That's a pretty good compliment."
Rogers has three children, Wally, 37, Natalina, 36, and Rodney, 34. Two of her children have ties to education as teachers.
"They say it's because of their great ties at Lincoln Park," Rogers quipped.
She also has four grandchildren, ages 10, five, four and three. She said spending time with her grandchildren and her two new dogs, T-bone and Junior, are the loves of her free time.
Rogers wants to retire in two years and move to the Oregon Coast, where she loves the cooler temperatures, clouds and even the rain. Until then, she'll enjoy more time at Lincoln Park where she loves it and is loved.
"She's amazing," first-year Lincoln Park Principal Angela Flora said. "She knows the kids and she knows their parents, many of whom went to Lincoln Park. She has all the knowledge.
"She does little things for our staff and families. She'll find out your favorites and know people's birthdays. She'll make sure they have their favorite things then. She knows that stuff about everybody who works in the school whether they've been here a year or 15 years. And then she has a hard time accepting things so she'll always say thank you for thank yous. She always has a smile and welcomes families in. She is just a great ambassador for our school."
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Join us for an evening out at the movies at your neighborhood library. We'll show a new release film to celebrate our Adult Summer Reading Program, Groundbreaking Reads. Enjoy popcorn & refreshments courtesy of the Friends of the Library of St. Johns County. Movie will have a rating of PG or PG-13.


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Devils forced into a must-win Game 3
By Stu Hackel
The fat lady in this 10 month-long hockey opera hasn't started to sing yet, but she's put on her makeup and is warming up in the wings.
A Game 3 win by the Kings tonight in Los Angeles will leave us within one game of the Stanley Cup championship. They've won the first two games and not really played their best hockey of the postseason — and that's fine: You don't get style points in the playoffs.
Four times now, the Kings have put a team that had the supposed home ice advantage at a distinct disadvantage by forcing it to win twice at the Staples Center to draw even in a series. No one has done it yet, not Vancouver, St. Louis, or Phoenix. It's a remarkable achievement.
While it's true that last year, the Bruins bounced back after the Canucks went up 2-0 on this overtime goal by Alex Burrows…
…the series then moved to Boston, where the Bruins were buoyed by the Gah-den crowd. They demolished Vancouver, putting some big doubts in the Canucks' heads that ultimately paid off in Game 7. This time, the guys trailing 0-2 are leaving home, and it's hard to conceive of the Devs winning four of the next five games to stage an historic comeback. But these have been unpredictable playoffs. The Devils certainly can play better than they have in the opening two matches, so you can't count them out until they've dropped four games.
And yet, this barreling freight train of a Kings team that Darryl Sutter has driven so well since the end of December shows no signs of slowing down. In Game 2, the Kings demonstrated that they are capable of winning games in which their engine is not firing on all cylinders — and it certainly wasn't for sizable stretches, especially the third period.
Unlike the first game, when the Devils attempted only 34 shots (the grand total of their shots on goal, ones that were blocked, and those that missed the net) compared to 54 for Los Angeles, New Jersey did what it wanted to do in Game 2: put pucks behind the Kings' defense, grinding it out along the boards, getting the puck back to the point, and working for deflections and misdirections. They generated a good deal of offense with 67 attempts, compared to the Kings' 53. They did a better job of getting traffic in front of Jonathan Quick, and they worked hard at getting players in the slot — where the Kings dominated Game 1. That's how the Devils scored their only goal, on Ryan Carter's deflection.
This is what coach Pete DeBoer wants them to do. They did it well. They played better. But it didn't change the final score.
That's a funny thing about the Devils: They also outplayed the Rangers through the first four games of their Eastern Conference Championship series, but were only 2-2 in games at that point. So how well they play isn't translating into wins. Why? It could be because their best players have not been their best players. And it's also the funny thing about the Kings, for whom everything is going right. That's what happens when teams win championships.
With these teams as closely matched as they are — two straight OT games is evidence of that — the best players should rise above the equilibrium of the competition and be the difference-makers. And L.A.'s best talents have gotten the job done while the Devils' have not. It's telling that three of the four goals scored by Los Angeles so far belong to Anze Kopitar, Drew Doughty and Jeff Carter. The two New Jersey tallies came from Anton Vochenkov and Ryan Carter. No Zach Parise, no Travis Zajac, no Patrik Elias, and no Ilya Kovalchuk, who hit the crossbar late in the third period of Game 2 and seems to have suffered a recurrence of the back injury that slowed him earlier this spring. That quartet has played well for the most part, but it hasn't broken through on the scoresheet. Carter's fourth line with Stephen Gionta and Steve Bernier (the CBGB Line, their combined last initials are similar to the famous New York music club) that has been most effective while DeBoer has shuffled his top forwards in hopes of getting goals from them.
Lots of observers have examined what the Devils have done wrong to put themselves in this 0-2 hole, but let's look at what the Kings have done right. It starts in goal, of course, as it always does in the playoffs. Quick outdueled Martin Brodeur in the first two games. It's not that Marty has been bad; on the contrary, he's been very good and was truly stellar in Game 2′s overtime, keeping the Devils in the game when the Kings, playing their best hockey of the series, had New Jersey on the ropes. Through two games, Quick has been at his flexible and technical best, and this second period save combined elements of both, showing why he's gained support this spring from those who now consider him the best in the game.
And in the third period, when the Devils played their best hockey of the series, it was Quick who kept the score tied and gave his team a chance to take the game to OT, where Carter settled matters on a low shot to Brodeur's stick side. That's where the Kings may have detected some weakness, and after the game on NBC, Pierre McGuire asked Carter if the Kings were aiming there.
Carter kind of ducked the question. But on TSN2, ex-NHL goalie Jamie McLennan was able to break down why Brodeur can be exploited there, namely because he's trying to get opposing shooters to go glove side where he's strong, and by anticipating those shots, his stick side can be exposed (video). It's some pretty smart stuff from McLennan. He also looks at Quick's style (video) and if he's got a weakness — and most think it's high shots — the Devils haven't been able to take advantage of it yet.
Then there's Doughty, whose game-opening goal may end up being the signature play of the final.
It was a tremendous play by the 22-year-old former Norris Trophy finalist, who first raced back to bail out his partner, Rob Scuderi, who got trapped at the offensive blue line along the boards. Then he circles in his own zone and heads the other way. But a lot also went wrong for New Jersey on this play, starting with David Clarkson subsequently abandoning the backside pressure and heading to the bench for a change. Carter then does the olé with the charging bull Doughty at the blue line instead of forcing him to the outside, where Doughty's angle to the goal would be more difficult. Gionta can't get to him in time and Doughty uses Bryce Salvador for a screen as he releases his wrist shot that Brodeur perhaps should have stopped (on TSN2, McLennan called it "a stinker").
The fact is, as we noted in our preview of the final, the Devils don't have anyone like Doughty, who combines an ability to create instant offense from the back end with a rugged physical dimension, as the NBC intermission crew illustrated.
The Kings have also passed the puck better than the Devils, continuing to get good breakouts through the middle. It has relieved the pressure on Quick, who hasn't had to face too many second chance opportunities and helped settle L.A. down when the Devils do penetrate their zone, giving them some sort of rhythm to their game.
A lot of that has come from Kopitar, whose all-around excellence in all three zones has never gotten the attention it deserves. He's got size, hands, speed, plays a sound defensive game, and pretty much does everything well. McGuire likes to compare Kopitar to Ron Francis, the Hall of Fame center for Hartford/Carolina, Pittsburgh and (briefly) Toronto, for the way he plays. Like Francis, Kopitar is an overlooked superstar. If his Game 1 OT winner showcased his skills with the puck, in Game 2, he seemed to be there every time the Kings needed someone to help Quick blunt the Devils' attack. Should the Kings go on to win the Cup, Kopitar is going to be seriously considered for the Conn Smythe Trophy.
Kopitar's linemate, Dustin Brown, got a lot of Conn Smythe buzz heading into the final, but he hasn't been the same player he was in the first three rounds. There's some belief he may be banged up, considering that he's not delivering the big hits he did earlier and he made some egregious giveaways in Game 2. But he's still valuable on the Kings' penalty kill, which has erased 18 consecutive man advantages dating back to Game 3 of the Coyotes series. The LA PK has been a major part of their success this spring.
The Devils aren't dead yet. A win in Game 3 puts them in position to join the 1942 Maple Leafs and the 1966 Canadiens as the only teams to drop the first two games at home and still win the Cup. But it increasingly looks like we could see another sort of history made — the end of another long championship dry spell. The Kings haven't won one since coming into the NHL in 1967. In 2010, the Blackhawks won their first Stanley Cup since 1961. In 2011, the Bruins took their first since 1972. And in 2012, as Marvin Gaye once sang, the next stop just might be L.A.
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"They say, we've got nothing in common.
No common grounds to start from.
And we're falling apart...
And I say what about Breakfast at Tiffany's.."
Only reason for the 2 stars is because my "props" to the whole book/Audrey Hepburn promotional thing. THAT, will always set Tiffany's aside from the rest. Audrey added the whole class thing, albeit her character was truly more of an escort chick, looking in from the outside.
Nowadays though, riding that and the whole Martha-esque turquoise box thing is so very 80's.
Honestly girls, do you really know that especially the sterling silver line is mostly made in China? Not directly from their factory. They have a couple of decent Paloma Picasso lines, for example, but once again -- riding on shirttails, right?
Move on. Shreve's maybe. Better class of people, and merchandise.
Or at least don't bother patronizing the store just for the name. It's so very PAST IT!!!!!
Well fine, the name will always be THE NAME, but let's face it, there are better merchandise elsewhere. And we'll just leave THE NAME aroound for promotional purposes because they're really good at it!
I can't even get that damn song out of my head now, haha!!!!!
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Three years after the start of the conflict in Syria, many refugees' hope of returning home sometime soon is dwindling. They are living in limbo, battling each day to survive, with little idea of what the future holds. These are some of their stories.
As the Syria crisis enters its fourth year, show your solidarity with the people of Syria and help put an end to the bloodshed.
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Aid agency Oxfam is today launching a major appeal to help families affected by the Syria Crisis get through the harsh winter months – and beyond.
World leaders attending the G20 summit must seize this opportunity and make real progress on helping find a political solution to the Syria crisis.
Oxfam Global Ambassador and Hollywood actor Gael García Bernal has taken time out from filming on location in Jordan to meet Syrian refugees.
Many Syrian refugees living outside camps across countries in the region are losing out on the help they desperately need, according to five international aid agencies today.
More than 1.8 million Syrians have fled their homes and are now living in neighboring countries. Life is tough and the month of Ramadan makes them think of home more than ever.


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Shinji Kagawa enjoyed a promising maiden season for United in 2012/13, making 26 appearances in all competitions and scoring six goals.
A technically gifted, attacking midfielder with excellent close control and passing ability, Shinji ended up with his third consecutive league winners' medal, following two championship triumphs in Germany with Borussia Dortmund.
The Japan international arrived from the Bundesliga outfit in June 2012, agreeing a four-year contract to become United's first Japanese player.
Though most at home playing "in the hole" behind a centre-forward, he's also adept out wide and was frequently deployed on the left in his first campaign at Old Trafford.
He netted on his home debut against Fulham in August 2012 and, after a knee injury ruled him out for two months between October and December, he returned to net a memorable hat-trick against Norwich.
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In the wake of a shocking act of terror from within their own organization, the crew of The Enterprise is called back home to Earth. In defiance of regulations and with a personal score to settle, Captain Kirk leads his crew on a manhunt to capture an unstoppable force of destruction and bring those responsible to justice.
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Last year, more than 500 school boards, state boards of education, state and national education groups, and others passed resolutions asking Congress to eliminate the reduced price category as part of the reauthorization of the federal child nutrition programs. Over 100 Congressmen and 15 Senators co-sponsored legislation that would take this step, which also harmonizes the National School Lunch Program income guidelines with those of the WIC program.
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(April 12, 2011) I left on vacation over a week ago with a certain sense of satisfaction – an election process I had worked to develop over ten years had recently been concluded and the announcement of its results had been very well received. U.S. Soccer, on March 29th, announced that National Soccer Hall of Fame Class of 2011. Three players, a veteran player, and a builder were elected and the results indicated that several others received vote totals that indicated good engagement on the part of the voters. Several candidates in the Veteran Player and Builder elections, where only one candidate can be elected in a year, received votes close to or above the election criteria. In the Player election the results showed strong support for the players elected.
The press reporting of the announcement was positive, with virtually universal praise for the Class of 2011. That is a testament, first, to the high quality of the individuals who will be honored at Induction 2011, but also, I believe to the election process.
I was part of a team of several Hall of Fame affiliated individuals who, over the course of several years, analyzed election data and results and continued to ask a few basic simple questions:
- In our heart of hearts, do we believe the result was the best possible?
- What have we learned this year?
- How can we make this a better election process?
Those of us who conduct these elections have, I believe, a need to have a real feel for the history of the area for which the elections are being held, whether it's a sport, a geographic area, or an organization. We need to have a feel for who ought to be recognized. If we come away from an election result with the feeling that those most deserving have not been elected, and I totally understand this is a subjective criteria, then I think we are obligated to question our election methodology.
An election almost always has some unanticipated element. It might not occur at the top of results tabulation, but somewhere in the details of the election are unexpected findings. One of the most surprising examples for me in the National Soccer Hall of Fame Player elections was the realization, over the course of several elections, that the Hall of Famers were more willing to elect than other voting pools. How did we know this? The average media ballot, for instance, selected fewer players that the average Hall of Famer ballot. One would have thought once they were "in the club," so to speak, they would choose to keep it smaller, but that turned out not to be the case. Many years down the road now, I still don't know whether that is good or bad, right or wrong, just that it is an interesting curiosity!
I believe we fail our duty if we do not ask the third question. "Better" is a subjective that covers many nuances to the voting. It includes a multitude of questions about who votes, how the votes are counted, the transparency of the process, etc. Even when elections have really great results, we must not allow ourselves to be lulled into complacency. One never knows what gems of understanding or potential downfall may be hidden in the data.
The core of my pride in the National Soccer Hall of Fame Election 2011 result was that a team of people who cared about making the process one that would have universal credibility and validity worked together to continually question our assumptions and biases. We discussed, argued, and wrote to each other to meet the goal of producing the best election process for our organization. We saw it as a moving target rather than a fixed point.
It's not that you should mirror the specific election process developed at the National Soccer Hall of Fame; rather I believe each organization that conducts a Hall of Fame election has an obligation to analyze and discuss every year's voting results in search of a better process for the following year. We should appreciate the business management concept of Six Sigma and apply it to the election process endlessly in search of that perfect election.


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[Louisiana Association of School Superintendents President Michael] Falk said he thinks voucher students will be required to take state tests and those results will be reported to the state for inspection.White announced last week that 10,300 students statewide have applied for vouchers, though only 7,450 slots have been opened up for next school year. The 10,300 students who've applied represent about 2.5 percent of the nearly 400,000 public school students who are eligible to participate.
That generally mirrors the testing policy for the current voucher program, which is limited to about 2,300 students in New Orleans.
Falk, who is superintendent of the Central Community School District, said he also doubts that voucher schools will get annual school performance scores, which are linked to letter grades and which largely reflect how students fare on standardized tests.
The House approved an amendment that requires the state Department of Education — essentially [State Superintendent John] White — to create an accountability system for voucher students and schools they attend by Aug. 1.
APR 18 So Gov. Jindal's new press secretary already has blocked blogger CB Forgotston from her Twitter account, CB tells us in this post. Sure, CB hasn't exactly been sugar sweet to the lady, but if his blogs are all it takes for her to get in a huff she better find some intestinal fortitude somewhere, because that's just the tip of the iceberg.
APR 18 Pooyie! Robert Kennedy Jr. isn't pulling any punches in this column on Huffington Post about the flood board's lawsuit against Big Oil and Bobby Jindal's involvement in efforts to kill it. Kennedy, who is president of the Waterkeeper Alliance, describes Jindal as 'genuflecting to Big Oil's pressure' and 'the industry's chief indentured servant.' Dang!
APR 18 Here's a video of UL Coach Mark Hudspeth showing he can pump some serious iron. It sure impressed the Dr. Saturday blog, which calls his press of 370 pounds a "ridiculous" number for a coach -- and opines that no other college coach could beat ours.
APR 18 Columnist John Maginnis offers some advice to Vance McAllister on this post: Don't quit. Republicans have demanded he resign, but offer no "sensible answer" to the question of why David Vitter shouldn't leave, too, he says. McAllister needs to do his duty and serve out his (abbreviated) term, Maginnis says.
APR 18 Blogger Lamar White Jr. comments upon the plan to make a Bible Louisiana's "official book" in this post. He argues his point by telling us the story of an immigrant couple who moved to Louisiana: Amar and Raj, whose oldest child is now our Governor. This action would have a much larger impact, he opines.
APR 18 There's only one major bill left defending public education, blogger Mike Deshotels writes in this post. He's also got a few choice words for state Superintendent John White, who implies that Louisiana teachers would be thrown into chaos and disarray if they didn't have a test to teach. (Maybe kids would actually get an education then? Nah!)
APR 18 An effort to set up speed cameras on the Interstate has been shut down before it even got started, columnist Stephanie Grace tells us in this post. A bill to block the practice is sailing through the legislature -- where apparently no one wants visitors to our fair state to arrive home to a ticket. (These guys must never drive on I-10 with people from Texas).
APR 18 Blogger Tom Aswell reassures everyone worried about the staffers for Rodney Alexander -- the ones who didn't go to work for McAllister or Candid Camera, anyway -- with this post. Apparently one staffer for the retired Congressman (who also worked for a preacher accused of sexual assault) already has been hired by Alexander in the state department he now runs, Aswell says.
APR 17 At the start of the Tuesday board meeting that ended with his removal from the President's post, Joe Aguillard told the governing board of Louisiana College that SACS, the accreditation agency, requires the board to adopt a confidentiality agreement regarding board actions. Later that day, SACS told the Town Talk that confidentiality agreements would never be required. Calvinist or not, isn't lying wrong?
APR 17 Here we are, looking like backwater dummies again in the national media. This story on Huffington Post tells the nation that our legislators are so scared of the Louisiana Family Forum that they won't vote to repeal a law that was ruled illegal years ago. (Guess these particular Christians don't cotton to that "love one another" thing.)
APR 17 Here's an interesting column from Paul Stanley, political opinion editor of the Christian Post. He breaks down the differences between David Vitter and Vance McAllister, in terms of political realities. What he found surprising was the fact that many GOP leaders are swinging a self-righteous sword at McAllister which had remained sheathed when Vitter's "sin" was revealed. He does have an interesting theory -- that Jindal's people want the Vitter issue to be revived.


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Are you able to put up any examples of the character?
ok, so I decided to create my own characters to go along with a book I wrote, just for fun. One of the characters, he's very tall and very skinny. About mid thirties but skilled in martial arts. So he's rather muscled. I've got everything just how I want it except his hips. No matter where I set them or how I place his curves, he either looks like a box, or a girl. I'd do the triangle thing but he has small shoulders. Please help. Thanks you guys.
Are you able to put up any examples of the character?
The kombucha mushroom people, sitting around all day.
I take it that it's actually drawing them that's the problem, as opposed to reference? I just ask as the standard male mannequin on posemaniacs.com has a fairly lean/muscular build.
I would go to posematics but my school has it blocked under "adult art" and he's my own character so I don't have any references yet. I could probably find a few pictures. Hang on.
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although his thighs legs are a bit big too.
Where's Cloudy-chan?
its really really bad, I know. but I just wanna get the hips right and than I want to go back and redo it. (and I have no idea how to spell Josuah either. -_-)
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let me see if I can google something that's close. It won't be just like what I have in my head but meh. You'll hopefully get a good idea.
allright, this is pretty close. His cheeks are thinner than this guy's and his hair looks nothing like that. (its short and spiky) and I hope to give him more smile lines. But the overall seriousness is about right. I know this isn't helping Im sorry.
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oh, now that I look. his torso is about right. Might use this as a reference card actually.
Okay, let's see if I can help. I think in your drawing, the hips are fine, it's some other things that make them look off. For starters, his head is much too big for his body. A man's body should be about 7, especially if he's in his thirties. Right now, you have him a tad less than 6. Along with the head being too big, you may want to thin the face, too, especially since he's a very fit man. Thinning the head would also require a thinner neck. You could widen the shoulders a tad more and add more muscle to the arms as well.
If you'd like, I could sketch out what I'm talking about (don't take it as a perfect reference in anyway, but it may give you an idea). Also, you might want to check out Nerior on Deviantart.com
a sketch would be perfect, thank you. and I know how god awful it is. It was like, four in the morning when I drew it. Bleh. -_-


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I'd like to express my deepest gratitude to Mike Kappus.
He is responsible for pulling together the "Celebration of The Life of JJ Cale" held at McCabe's in Santa Monica, CA on August 6th, the same day Cale was laid to rest.
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RICHMOND, Va. (May 29, 2012) - A trio of CAA women's lacrosse players were named to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) Division I All-America teams as announced by the organization on Monday. Towson's Alexa Demski, Mary Teeters and James Madison's Casey Ancarrow all received Third-Team accolades.
Ancarrow was selected to the IWLCA All-America Third-Team for the second year in a row. The 2012 CAA Player of the Year ranked second on the Dukes' team in points (43), goals (34) and assists (9) despite missing the final five games of the season with an injury. The redshirt junior attacker was the CAA's leading goal-scorer, averaging 2.52 scores per game in regular-season play. However, she did not qualify for the final CAA statistical rankings because she did not play in 75 percent of JMU's games.
Demski earned All-American honors for the first time in her career after picking up first team all-region honors for the third straight season. The stellar defender started the first 16 games of the year before suffering a season-ending injury against James Madison in the regular season finale. Demski earned first team All-CAA honors for the second straight season. She led the Tigers and finished fifth in the CAA, averaging 1.25 caused turnovers per game. Demski helped the Tiger defense hold 12 of their 16 regular season opponents to under 10 goals in a game. She had 39 ground balls and 11 draw controls.
Teeters capped her spectacular senior season by earning All-American honors after earning first team all-region honors for the second time in her career. A first team All-CAA selection and a Tewaaraton Trophy nominee, Teeters ranked among the nation's leaders in goals against average (8.47) and save percentage (.502) all season. She finished the season with 159 saves, becoming just the sixth player in program history to record over 600 saves (631) in her career. Teeters had several key stops in the CAA Tournament to help the Tigers secure their fifth CAA title as she was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player.
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2012 IWLCA All-America Teams
First Team
Becca Block, Syracuse, Jr., D
Ally Carey, Vanderbilt, Sr., M
Brittany Dashiell, Florida, Jr., M
Sam Farrell, Florida, Jr., D
Kellye Gallagher, Loyola, Sr., D
Karri Ellen Johnson, Maryland, Sr., A
Becky Lynch, North Carolina, Sr., A
Mikey Meagher, Florida, Jr., G
Alyssa Murray, Syracuse, So., A
Marlee Paton, Loyola, So., M
Sarah Plumb, Dartmouth, Sr., M
Iliana Sanza, Maryland, Jr., D
Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland, Jr., M
Shannon Smith, Northwestern, Sr., A
Taylor Thornton, Northwestern, Jr., D
Michelle Tumulo, Syracuse, Jr., A
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Alex Aust, Maryland, Jr., A
Dana Cahill, Penn State, Sr., G
Gabby Capuzzi, Ohio State, Sr., M
Lizzy Carney, Penn State, So., D
Kitty Cullen, Florida, Jr., A
Erin Fitzgerald, Northwestern, Sr., A
Alex Frank, Northwestern, Sr., D
Caroline Helmer, Cornell, Sr., D
Kristin Igoe, Boston College, Sr., M
Alayna Markwordt, Ohio State, Sr., A
Josie Owen, Virginia, Sr., A
Sloane Serpe, North Carolina, So., D
Maggie Tamasitis, Notre Dame, Sr., A
Sophia Thomas, Georgetown, Jr., M
Kim Wenger, Duke, Sr., M
Laura Zimmerman, North Carolina, Sr., M
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Kelly Barnes, Georgetown, Sr., D
Kara Cannizzaro, North Carolina, Jr., M
Tatum Coffey, Penn State, Fr., M
Lindsey deButts, Princeton, Sr., D
Alexa Demski, Towson, Jr., D
Danielle Etrasco, Boston University, Jr., A
Katie Ferris, Massachusetts, So., A
Julie Gardner, Virginia, Sr., M
Emma Hamm, Duke, Sr., A
Claire Petersen, Stony Brook, Jr., A
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But the district attorney's office said Monday that the Facebook site still has images calling for all "rats" to be killed "point blank period."
District Attorney Seth Williams said earlier in the day that the site had refused repeated requests to remove postings that he said included a witness statement about alleged purchases of weapons for drug dealers.
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Amora (A mobile remote assistant) is an application for S60 Nokia smartphones written in Python (PyS60). It allows you to send keyboard events and mouse moving in your Linux desktop. You can control slides, movies, and any other application. Supported features include: mouse drag, double clicking, mouse left button, and some common keyboard keys (Enter, Esc, Space, F5, arrow key left/right, 'F', etc.). It can take a screenshot of the active window on your desktop and view thumbnail on the cellphone. Communication uses Bluetooth.
Bemused is a system which allows you to control your music collection from your phone, using Bluetooth. It requires a Series 60 (e.g. Nokia 7650/3650) or UIQ (e.g. P800) phone and a computer with a Bluetooth adapter. While the official server runs on Windows, third-party servers have been written for Linux and Mac OS X.
The CommuniGate Pro Community Edition provides a single address and identity for all forms of Internet communications. You can check your e-mail, chat with colleagues via Instant Messaging and VoIP, view multiple calendars (and other presence features), maintain address books, and view streaming RSS news feeds, all through the powerful Flash-based interface.
Connexor Machinese analyzers process sequences of written words, identify and classify the various entities in them, and show how these relate to each other, marking the language with a simple and systematic notation. Currently, the Machinese product family includes: Machinese Phrase Tagger, a fast, light-weight morphosyntactic tagger; Machinese Syntax, a full-scale dependency parser; Machinese Semantics, a dependency parser with semantic analysis; and Machinese Metadata, an entity extractor.
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First prize winner of the prestigious 2010 Naumburg International Piano Competition, Korean-American pianist Soyeon Kate Lee has already been hailed by The New York Times as a pianist with "a huge, richly varied sound, a lively imagination and a firm sense of style," while The Washington Post has lauded her for her "stunning command of the keyboard."
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First prize winner of the prestigious 2010 Naumburg International Piano Competition, Korean-American pianist Soyeon Kate Lee has already been hailed by The New York Times as a pianist with "a huge, richly varied sound, a lively imagination and a firm sense of style," while The Washington Post has lauded her for her "stunning command of the keyboard."
Ms. Lee's 2012-2013 season highlights include performances at New York's Alice Tully Hall, Merkin Hall, Rose Studio and the Kaplan Penthouse, as well as Boston's Gardner Museum as a member of Lincoln Center Chamber Music Society Two. She collaborates this season with the Daedalus and Brentano string quartets, violinist Ani Kavafian, cellist Timothy Eddy and members of the Chiara String Quartet, among others, and appears in recital at the Rhode Island College Performing Arts Series, Elon University, Pittsburgh State University, Portland Ovation Series, Ridotto Music Festival, Music Mountain and Sheldon Friends of Chamber Music. In celebration of Benjamin Britten's centennial, Ms. Lee performs the less traversed Britten Piano Concerto with the Adelphi University Symphony Orchestra conducted by Christopher Lyndon-Gee. An active Naxos recording artist, her third CD, featuring Liszt opera transcriptions, will be released this season, and she will return to the Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto for a two-CD recording of Scriabin's piano works in April.
Ms. Lee has been rapturously received as guest soloist with The Cleveland Orchestra and the London Symphony Orchestra, as well as the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, San Diego Symphony and the symphony orchestras of Columbus, Bangor, Bozeman, Boca Raton, Wyoming, Cheyenne, Napa Valley, Scottsdale, Abilene, Naples, Santa Fe and Shreveport in the United States; the Daejeon Philharmonic Orchestra (South Korea), Orquesta de Valencia (Spain) and the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional (Dominican Republic), including performances under the batons of Rafael Frübeck de Burgos, Jahja Ling, Jorge Mester and Otto-Werner Mueller.
Recent recital appearances include New York City programs at Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall and Weill Recital Hall, Merkin Concert Hall, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts' Alice Tully Hall, Washington DC's Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Cleveland's Severance Hall, the Ravinia Festival's "Rising Stars" series, Auditorio de Musica de Nacional in Madrid (part of a 13-city tour of Spain), Krannert Center, Finland's Maanta Music Festival and a tour of the Hawaiian Islands.
Soyeon Kate Lee was featured on the January 2006 cover of SYMPHONY Magazine's annual "Emerging Artists" issue and in the 2008 edition of Musical America's "More Thrills of Discovery." Her debut CD on the Naxos label featuring sonatas of Scarlatti was released in February 2007 to critical acclaim. KOCH International Classics released her second album in April 2009, for which she was awarded the 2009 Young Artist Award from the Classical Recording Foundation.
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Visual Aid: Is California too big to fail?
I just started reading Michael Lewis' big new Vanity Fair piece on California's precarious finances. More on that later. But for now, check out the chart, above, which tallies up the total debt of all U.S. states and breaks out California's contribution. Doesn't look too bad at first. But remember, there are 50 states. And every single one of them has less debt than Cali.
Taken together, the states have $1.045 trillion in debt. California has about $135 billion. New York is number two at $123 billion. Massachusetts is third, with a distant $75 billion. California isn't twice as high, but it's not far off (and these are 2009 numbers). And this situation is unlikely to improve any time soon. The most recent UCLA Anderson Forecast doesn't anticipate a turnaround in the state economy for another year, with no real sustained progress until 2017.


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In a statement issued Friday, Eagles quarterback Michael Vick says he's focused on rejoining the team on the field.
FOX 29's Howard Eskin reported Thursday night that sources told FOX 29 their was a feeling among the Eagles organization that Vick would not return to the team this season.
Vick suffered a concussion earlier this month in a game against the Dallas Cowboys.
On Friday, the quarterback thanked his fans for the "thousands of well wishes."
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April 24, 2014
The Virginia baseball and softball teams have adjusted starts times for each respective Saturday doubleheader and the men's lacrosse team has pushed back its start time against Cornell.
The baseball team will begin its ACC-opening series with Maryland at 4 p.m. at Davenport Field. The game was originally slated to begin at 1 p.m. The Cavaliers are a perfect 12-0 on the season.
The softball team meanwhile will have its ACC and season home opener against Georgia Tech beginning at 2 p.m. That is a change from 12 p.m. originally.
The men's lacrosse team was originally slated to faceoff with No. 3 Cornell at 1 p.m. but that game will now start at 6 p.m.
Wednesday's snowfall impacted start times for each sport and crews have continued to cleanup at Davenport Field, The Park and Klöckner Stadium.
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