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Rock concert-style production marks 40th anniversary of 'Dark Side of the Moon'
Rock music aficionados are celebrating a big anniversary this year. Forty years ago, the British band Pink Floyd released its Dark Side of the Moon album, which, according to Rolling Stone magazine, went on to spend more than 700 weeks on the Billboard chart of best-selling albums.
Dark Side of the Moon is not only musically notable, it's culturally important, too. The album is one of 25 recordings the Library of Congress plans to preserve this year in its National Recording Registry, which selects recordings for their cultural, historical or aesthetic significance.
The Ionia Theatre is marking this anniversary by bringing to Ionia a tribute to the music of Pink Floyd called "Light Up the Darkness," performed by the Detroit-area band In the Flesh. The performance, scheduled for April 20, will feature two hours of live music with a laser show and video at the Ionia Theatre.
Doors will open at 7 p.m., show time is 8 p.m. Reserved seat tickets are available for as low as $10. VIP tickets, which include backstage access, are $37.50. Tickets are available at the theater box office, Ionia City Hall or online at www.Ionia-theatre.com. For information or to charge by phone, call 616-527-3860.
In the Flesh includes 10 musicians who take on the roles of Pink Floyd band members when they perform on stage, said guitarist Fred Eppensteiner, who also does backup vocals in "the non-David Gilmour role" (Pink Floyd's lead vocalist). The event will be presented rock concert-style with two guitars, bass, keyboard, sax, drums and percussion, and three backup singers.
"We'll be doing our best to create as much of the Pink Floyd sound in a live environment as we can, with no additional backing tracks of guitarists or vocals," Eppensteiner said. "We're going to be playing the (Dark Side of the Moon) album front to back, and greatest hits off some of their albums, plus a couple of more obscure songs."
He added that Dark Side of the Moon is not only Pink Floyd's greatest selling albums, "it is one of the greatest selling albums of all time."
In addition to the 10 performers, a crew of five handles lighting, video, lasers and sound.
"It's a full production with top-of-the-line equipment, a top-notch laser show and a theater-sized PA system," said Eppensteiner. "The sound is great."
Most members of In the Flesh are in their 30s and 40s, who are joined by a couple of people in their 20s. Some have known each other for 20 years, and worked together before this band – some in original bands, others in tribute bands. While most have day jobs now, all have at one time or another been employed as full-time, professional musicians. They enjoy performing together, and enjoy performing Pink Floyd music, Eppensteiner said.
"We go back far, so we have good chemistry. It's fun for all of us because we know each other so well," he said. "It's fantastic music and people love it. I have loved it since I was a kid. It's a great opportunity to play a lot of different styles, all in a single evening. We have a great time."
The band began forming in February 2012, and the Pink Floyd tribute originally was " a project for fun on the side," Eppensteiner said. "This is what came out of it. It was well received and we're having fun with it."
He likes that the show allows him to contribute to the overall product in various ways – playing slide guitar, doing acoustics, leads, harmony lines, sections of extended jams, and even playing a little bass.
"It's got pretty much everything I like to do in music, with a lot of long and complex songs, a tremendous amount of production, and a huge amount of studio magic involved," he said. "I love the sound of everybody playing together, being in the middle of it and thinking, 'Oh, wow, I'm playing great music with a lot of my friends.' It's magical when it all fits together. It's always been that way for me."
Although the show is for all ages, there is some adult language in the video "The Wall," shown during the performance, that makes it "PG-13," Eppensteiner said.
One of the challenges the band faces when touring is finding a space large enough to hold all the performers and the equipment.
"We're not big enough for the Palace of Auburn Hills, but we're way too big to play in standard bars. We're still on a search for finding the right venue," he said. "This is our first venture to the west side of the state. We've heard a lot about the theatre, so we're super excited."
Gary Ferguson, Ionia Theatre director, said this show has the largest set-up the theater has ever had in hosting a live show, requiring a day and a half of assembly.
"It's a very elaborate show, and well worth the money," Ferguson said. "You would have to drive quite a distance to see a show like this elsewhere, and you'd pay more. People will definitely get their money's worth."
Ferguson noted that "a good percentage" of ticket sales return to the theater and goes into the maintenance and restoration fund.
Those who purchase the VIP tickets will be invited backstage and "get to go party with the band," he said.
An after-party and meet and greet will be held following the show at Dexter Street Smokehouse until closing.
Sponsors of the show include the city of Ionia, Dexter Street Smokehouse, Ionia Rotary Club, Ionia Sentinel-Standard, Michigan One Community Credit Union, Palermo Pizza and WION.
For more information about In the Flesh, visit http://inthefleshdetroit.com.


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Pembroke man pleads guilty to Maine bank robberies
December 12. 2013 12:29PM
A man from Pembroke, N.H., has pleaded guilty to robbing Kennebunk Savings in Eliot, Maine, on Oct. 19 and the Ocean Communities Federal Credit Union in Sanford, Maine, on Oct. 26.
Daniel Barry, 38, of Pembroke, faces up to 25 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, or both, on each count, according to U.S. Attorney Thomas E. Delahanty II in Portland, Maine.
Barry pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Portland to armed bank robbery charges. According to court records, during the Kennebunk Savings robbery, Barry vaulted over the teller counter and took $7,896 from the teller drawers, while an associate pointed a Ruger Red Hawk .44 Magnum revolver at tellers.
Barry was also the source of a Dan Wesson .22 caliber revolver that was used to rob $8,574 from Ocean Communities Federal Credit Union. Both firearms were recovered during a search of Barry's residence.
He will be sentenced after the completion of a presentence investigation report by the United States Probation Office.
This case was investigated by the FBI, Maine State Police, and the Eliot, Kittery, Sanford, Berwick, York, Maine and Exeter, Somersworth, Alton and Pembroke, N.H., police departments.

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IPSWICH, Mass. — Edward Joseph O'Leary III (Teddy) of Ipswich, MA passed away unexpectedly Saturday, January 26, 2013. Born in Worcester on August 2, 1947, he was the son of the late Edward J. O'Leary, Jr. and the late Anne Burke O'Leary of Bass River, MA.
IPSWICH, Mass. — Edward Joseph O'Leary III (Teddy) of Ipswich, MA passed away unexpectedly Saturday, January 26, 2013. Born in Worcester on August 2, 1947, he was the son of the late Edward J. O'Leary, Jr. and the late Anne Burke O'Leary of Bass River, MA.
Teddy will be lovingly missed by his beloved wife, Jane Marc-Aurele O'Leary and his four beautiful daughters, Alison O'Leary Dion and her husband Kerry, of Northborough, MA, Courtney O'Leary Lima and her husband Jay of Ashland, MA, Erin O'Leary Parker and her husband Evan of Ipswich, MA, and Heather O'Leary and her fiance Sean Riley, of Topsfield, MA.
Teddy is also survived by his siblings, Susan O'Leary of Barnstable, MA and her children, Sarah, Stephanie, Craig, Josh and Dan, William Burke O'Leary and his wife Cheryl and children Katie and Burke of Winchester, MA, and Lee Anne O'Leary Gambardella and her husband Lou and children Louie and Anthony of Medford, MA. He is survived by his brother in law, Drew and his wife Joanne and children Jeff, Craig and Leah of Ipswich, MA. His survivors also include his grandchildren, Burke and Morghan Dion, Ryann, Jack and Colby Lima, and his Jack Russell terriers, Bridie and Rudy.
Ted graduated from Dennis Yarmouth Regional High School, class of 1965 and attended Worcester Academy, class of 1966 as a post-graduate. He enlisted in the United States Coast Guard after Worcester Academy, and was stationed at Race Point Station in Provincetown, MA and Highland Light in Truro, MA. He was Honorably Discharged in 1970. He was a long-term leading salesman for Merrimack Valley Distributing Company.
In 1976 he met Jane Marc-Aurele, the love of his life. They married in 1980 and settled in Ipswich, Massachusetts, Jane's hometown. Ted was an avid antique and marine art collector and shared his many finds with friends and family. He was also the biggest Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football fan in Massachusetts. He was very proud of his Irish American heritage and enjoyed many adventurous trips to Ireland with family and friends.
First and foremost however, Teddy was an eternally devoted husband, father, brother, grandfather, uncle and friend. He touched many, many hearts.
A memorial funeral service will be held Thursday January 31, 2013, at 3 p.m. at the First Church of Ipswich 1 Meeting House Green, Ipswich. Visiting hours will be Wednesday January 30th from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Morris Funeral Home 45 North Main Street, Ipswich, relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Burial will be private in the New Highland Cemetery 29 Town Farm Road, Ipswich.
In lieu of flowers, please make contributions in Ted's name to: the American Heart Association 20 Speen Street Framingham, MA 01701.
For directions or to send a condolence to the O'Leary family please go to: www.MorrisFH.com.


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Date: March 21, 2007
National Priests Leader Urges
South Carolina State House to Adopt Abortion Ultrasound Legislation
Amarillo, TX – Fr. Frank Pavone, National
Director of Priests for Life and Chairman of the world's largest ministry of
healing after abortion (Rachel's Vineyard), today commented on H 3355, the
measure that the South Carolina state House will consider this week to require
that a mother view an ultrasound image of her unborn child prior to an abortion.
"Every day, we minister to women who first saw
how well developed their unborn child was only after that child was killed.
They spend the rest of their lives in deep regret over that uninformed choice,"
Fr. Pavone stated. "This legislation will spare many women that kind of
suffering, not to mention that it will save many lives."
Priests for Life is the nation's largest
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New KOA Campground Slates Grand Opening
June 13, 2011 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on New KOA Campground Slates Grand Opening
The Murphy/Peace Valley KOA Campground in Marble, N.C., the newest addition to the 475-park Kampgrounds of America system, will be hosting its grand June 17-19.
The grand opening weekend will begin with a ribbon cutting at 11 a.m. on June 10. Saturday's events include arts and crafts, numerous giveaways, face painting, a fishing tournament, games for dads and kids, an ice cream social, an outdoor movie and pancake breakfast.
On June 19, campers can take part in a church service featuring Pastor Jeff of the Mountainview Community Church.
Campers will enjoy shaded RV and tent sites along the Valley River, as well as four luxurious lodges. At the campground, guests can wade into the water to cast their lines for trout in the stocked river or rent a tube and go on a lazy river float. They can also take a dip in the pool, visit the game room, pitch horseshoes or play volleyball. Pets are welcome, and there is even a one-acre fenced pet play area.
The campground is just a short drive from exciting whitewater rafting on the Ocoee River (Class III and IV rapids) or the mild, family-friendly Nantahala River. Guests can take a scenic ride on the Cherohala Skyway, visit Fields of the Wood Bible Park or join in a class at the famous John C. Campbell Folk School.


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Mounties have arrested two people in connection with the theft of a $16,000 diamond ring last month from a store in Cochrane.
Last week, investigators released surveillance images of two suspects who walked into Goldtown Jeweller on Dec. 17.
Police say that as the female suspect blocked the store owner's view, the man reached over the counter and took the ring, as well as an $1,100 necklace.
Shortly after releasing the images, police say they were tipped off about the man's identity on Jan. 10.
They have charged Catlin Cory Callahan, 28, of Calgary with one count of theft over $5,000 and one of theft under $5,000.
Shelley Joanne Callahan, 51 of Airdrie, turned herself in to RCMP. She faces the same charges.
Joseph Jarjoura, owner of the store, said he was told the ring was not recovered and he does not know what steps he'll have to take to recover his loss.
"It was a hopeless situation. Now there's some hope," Jarjoura said.
They will appear in court in Cochrane.


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Are you following Susie? Hell no, she's such a Twitter ho.
by Sleeping with Ward Cleaver June 19, 2009
A girl who may come across as vapid, loves to party, and just exhibits hoe like attributes via Twitter. Usually followed by a lot of thirsty boys.
Lucas: Did you see that picture Ashley tweeted of herself to Hunter Moore at that party?
Nathan: Yeah man, she's a twitter ho.
Nathan: Yeah man, she's a twitter ho.
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Posted 06 March 2012 - 03:22 AM
Follow up from my previous post of "moving to the UAE" a few moons back, I am happy to say my FJR is now in the UAE and riding it over the weekends with some fellow non FJR riders. UAE has a few clubs and just like any part of the world, riders from all walks of life share the same passion regardless of race, color, relegion or favourite Hummus flavor. I prefer Red Pepper paste
Here we go!
Before I shipped the bike over, took to my good friend FJRHAL. Hal replaced the pads, fluids, fixed a few "McGyver" wiring jobs that I had done but were not to Hal's "standards" . He further changed the sparks, new tires and minor adjustments. Hal, many thanks for work you put it, well worth it.
FJR arrived by boat from LA and landed in Jebel Ali, local harbor in the UAE. After a few "formalities" and without getting into too much detail, they delivered it to my house on top of a pick up truck, tradditionaly used to carry vegetables, furniture and camels. But hey, it came in one piece. They pushed it onto a flat bed truck, lowered it to the ground and started up like a champe.
Full coverage insurance next day about $250 U.S drove it to our DMV "Road Transport Authority" for registration and plates. Paid roughly $45 USD for registration and plate. After inspection - blinkers work, breaks light up, horn (was not expecting the magnum blasters) the guy jumped about a foot - was expected the pancake type of beep .
Here is the last pic of People's Republik of Kalifornia plates on
Here is a pic with Rajeeb R/R and Dubai plate is in!
Took her out to the first UAE quality gas - quite good if I may add, we get 95 as low octane and 98 as high octane. Its a mandatory full service so you can not pump yourself. The guys at the pump know that and take full measure not to drip fuel on tank.
Checked the tire pressure
Here is me
and off I went towards the "central" part of the country.
First stop is Dubai Land....
Dubai Land was suppose to have been the "Disney Land of the Middle East" and all the other "lands" but due to budget cuts, it became a bit static for the time being. So the famous attraction is now the Feejer. However, there is a Space Shuttle parked in the back of it by the high way.
As you can see, only the entrance is made but behind it is sand. The management still promises delivery of this massive project sometime soon.
Went on towards "Sharjah" on the (Emirates Road) 311 highway, which is parrallel to the main "Sheikh Zayed" 11 highway.
Emirates road is 6 lanes and sometimes 7 each way. Very nice ride but straight shooter. Speed limit is about 120 klm (75mph) but you can go upwards of 145 kl/h without getting a "forward facing camera flash"
Onto the center part of country
Posted 06 March 2012 - 03:23 AM
Some of us may remember a trip we took north of Kali and stopped at a fruit stand, here is one in UAE. These guys are everywhere and have some great produce and cheap. He can even wash, peel and serve onsite at no extra charge - baksheesh is good for "future business"
Continued on
But sometimes you may make a turn and then suddenly...
But hey, they idea of Touring is possibly to get lost yeah?
Continued further and passing sand dunes, left and right part of the highway parts of which become rocky. You can see the wind pushing the sand upwards towards the hills. This is on my way to "Hatta" or the border of Oman.
Then onto 120 highway towards Kalba, the road twisties thru the hills
A little village just on the side of the road welcomes you
Entrance to the village of Wadi El Helo or the "Sweet Valley"
Beautiful village, something you dont see in US is a Feejer next to a Beautiful Mosque.
Continued onwards towards Kalba with a photo of the local ruler, very well respected.
Landed on the other side of the UAE just North of Oman border into Kalba, a seaside town facing the Arabian sea.
Local fort was used to protect the invaders from the sea. Very well preserved
Fueled up, hydrated and off I went via another route.
The dunes change from part of the country to another
Almost look like .
Rode into another village to take a break and hydrate more and shoot the breeze
The view behind me next to town
Scorpion tracks in the desert sand.
Local kids saw this space age bike, walked by to check it out
Ali could not hesitate to ride it. Only concern is armor boots. I offered a ride behind me but Ali said his father may disagree
But his cousin Hamad asked if he can tag along
Local camels saw this strange silver animal, came by to check it out
Strike the pose!
Imagine crashing into one of these at any speed.
The story is you have to pay the owner with some cash to compensate, could cost you a lot, your leg, wife, foot, life, mistress you name it.
Hey! What about me??
This one was not interested
Watch out!
Great bend, tires stick like Velcro
And yes, the pose for Camel Toes in the area!
And here is the toe I promised.
Then off to home.
Here is the map
I have seen only one FJR here but no did not have a chance to chat with him. Plenty of bikes, a lot of Harleys, Italian, Japanese. Local dealer
sells an FJR a year he says, willing to negotiate .
Wa Salam ou 3alaykom!
Posted 06 March 2012 - 05:01 AM
RIP BeemerDons....JSNS
RIP Petey
Posted 06 March 2012 - 05:10 AM
"Men do not quit playing because they grow old, they grow old because they quit playing" Oliver Wendell Holmes
I no longer have my travel map or previously posted pics showing due to Photobucket holding them hostage for $399.99!
Posted 06 March 2012 - 05:18 AM
2010 FJR (sublime)
Posted 06 March 2012 - 05:45 AM
Do you speak the local language?
Not much traffic once you're out of town. I've been to Sharja, been on the one road between there and Dubai and it was packed! Must ne nice when you get out of town.
Riding season ends soon? It was in the 120's when we were there in September, not exactly good riding weather! But at least it never rains (or at least not much)
Posted 06 March 2012 - 07:12 AM
"The proper function of man is to live not to exist. I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. I shall use my time" Jack London
Posted 06 March 2012 - 07:52 AM
and geesh, talk about a teaser title!
Great pix, really liked this one..
I wouldn't change a fucking thing; I've lived hard, played hard, and I ain't done yet. I've paid some severe penalties along the way, but the rewards have been so much greater; even if for just have participating in the game of life with utmost abandon. It's not who rides the furthest in a day, but rather in a lifetime. CBA member #1, IBA #31845 and very proud of both.
Posted 06 March 2012 - 10:26 AM
2012 Yamaha FJR1300 - Cobalt Blue, the fastest color to roll off Yamaha's FJR assembly line.
Posted 06 March 2012 - 10:31 AM
Previous Bikes: 04 Yamaha R6, 06 FJR, 00 Honda ST1100, 97 Triumph Tiger, 83 Suzuki GS1100E
Posted 06 March 2012 - 11:33 AM
2007 FJR1300A - crashed- 2006 Kawasaki Concours-sold
Posted 06 March 2012 - 11:41 AM
"These are my principles. If you don't like them, I have others." Groucho Marx
"Consider the daffodil. And while you're doing that, I'll be over here, looking through your stuff." Jack Handy
"Watch out for that tree!" George of the Jungle. And Old Michael.
Posted 06 March 2012 - 12:55 PM
...And here is the toe I promised.
I'd hit that.
Very entertaining and interesting pics,
Thanks for a glimpse.
RIP, Don Stanley.
Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:03 PM
Posted 06 March 2012 - 08:20 PM
Thanks for sharing...and let us know when you get some more 'toe.
'12 Super Tenere
Posted 06 March 2012 - 08:32 PM
IBA #37992, Darksider #32
Posted 06 March 2012 - 09:31 PM
Love the idea that no matter where you are from, your religion, your skin color, a kid can still enjoy sitting on a cool bike.
What is the average riding air temp? And what would you do in a sandstorm?
BTW, methinks that camel gives dolly a run for the money, eh Bust?
Posted 07 March 2012 - 04:09 AM
Interesting RR, thanks for sharing. I'll bet that place is a real hoot when the wind picks up!
Yes it does, they announce sand storms over the radio.
Do you speak the local language?
Not much traffic once you're out of town. I've been to Sharja, been on the one road between there and Dubai and it was packed! Must ne nice when you get out of town.
Riding season ends soon? It was in the 120's when we were there in September, not exactly good riding weather! But at least it never rains (or at least not much)
Thanks! Yes I do speak the local language, helps but most speak english anyway. They love to see bikers and the border police just get a kick out of bikers. Dubai - Sharjah road via the one you took is not fun at all. We avoid it between certain hours by car anyway. July August September is no ride season for us. Realy hot and humid and not fun at all. There is hardly any rai, but mountains have thunderstorms sometimes.
Great to see you posting another excellent RR, BD!
and geesh, talk about a teaser title!
One way to get YOUR attention
Very interesting pics indeed, even though I'm pretty sure I prefer my local NorCal riding. I'd trade traffic with you, though. That gas station looked pretty immaculate. Bet the restrooms are above average. What are gasoline prices like there?
The gas stations for the most part are really clean, well maintained employed by Phillipine expats and/or India/Pakistan. The McDonalds and such are typically at gas stations. The liter of Gas in Dubai is 1.72 AED (local currency) which is about .46 u.s. cents/liter. 3.78 liters per gallon implies $1.73 for 95 octane gas. Dubai does not have any oil, almost all comes from Abu Dhabi, the state next to us and the capital of the UAE. I will do another ride report when I get there
Great pics and report, maybe that's a way the UAE could attract tourism business, organize and encourage motorcycle tours, looks like the roads are in great shape.
They do local charity tours, but we always see German/Dutch or European plates come down to UAE on their way to Africa on their GS or adventure bikes. However most ride straight lines aka Harleys.
The world just got a wee bit smaller. Thanks for sharing in that part of the world.
Love the idea that no matter where you are from, your religion, your skin color, a kid can still enjoy sitting on a cool bike.
What is the average riding air temp? And what would you do in a sandstorm?
BTW, methinks that camel gives dolly a run for the money, eh Bust?
Between Mid November to Mid May is great for riding. In Jan thru March about 72 highs and barely much lows. Summer is not fun, most people leave for Lebanon, Med countries etc...
Its the same model applies as in the U.S. the speed bikes are at a meeting point gas station early around 6 am, and around 10 am are the harleys
Sandstorms no riding, we be staying indoors, not fun
Posted 07 March 2012 - 08:06 AM
Keep an eye on your air filter.
11,031. Hugs and Kisses!
Posted 07 March 2012 - 10:59 AM
PS - The octane ratings for fuel "over there" are not the same as "over here". There, like most of the rest of the civilized world, they use the RON rating for fuel octane. But here the AKI octane numbers are shown on the pumps, which is the average of the RON and MON. Here's a full explanation, but the executive version is that regular unleaded fuel that is 87 octane(AKI) here would be 91-93 RON. So the 95 RON fuel you are seeing is the equivalent of our super unleaded 91 AKI octane here. The biggest advantage will be that your fuel will not be cut 10% with ethanol.


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Least Important Jobs Report in 5 Years
The government's monthly jobs report is the most closely watched economic indicator on the planet, and that's not likely to change any time soon. But Friday's release for November will be the least important look at the labor market in about five years.
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Part of the reason is that since the recession started in December 2007 every new snapshot of the job market has been vital. Every angle was studied for hints of when the economy would start shedding jobs, then for indications the bleeding was slowing. Finally jobs starting coming back, and then the report was examined for signs of whether the recovery was picking up or losing steam. And the pace of job creation or losses had knock on effects on broader policy decisions.
November's report just doesn't stand up to the drama of its predecessors for at least four reasons:
1) The November number is extremely noisy: Any economist worth his/her salt will tell you that you shouldn't put too much stock in any one number. Any new data point should be viewed as part of a broader trend. When special factors are present from month to month, it makes individual numbers even harder to read. And hoo boy are there special factors in November. Hurricane Sandy has made it extremely difficult to spot the underlying trend in the most recent economic data, and the jobs report won't be immune. But even beyond the superstorm, the numbers in Friday's report are going to be hard to read with issues related to when the surveys were conducted, holiday hiring and poll workers for the presidential election. Speaking of which:
2) The election is over: For the past three major election cycles no issue has been more important than the economy and no aspect of the economy has been more important than jobs. The employment numbers will continue to be used by both parties as evidence of their opponents' failings and their own virtues, but with the vote in the rearview mirror the stakes are dramatically lower.
3) There's little question about the Fed's next move: The Federal Reserve has been intently focused on the employment situation when making its decisions on monetary policy. Markets have studied each jobs report for an indication of whether the central bank will launch new stimulus programs or pull back from existing policy. But the November report is unlikely to do much to alter the Fed's thinking for a number of reasons. First, when the central bank announced its most recent round of bond buying, it clearly stated that it intends to keep stimulating the economy even after the labor market shows signs of recovery. More importantly, as an institution staffed with many economists worth their salt, the Fed doesn't just look at one data point, especially one so noisy. So one month's move isn't likely to have as much impact on policy in the near term.
4) Markets have their eyes elsewhere: Markets are focused on fiscal cliff negotiations, which aren't likely to be influenced by the jobs report. And without Fed or election implications and with data too noisy to identify a broader economic trend, there isn't much for markets to trade on in the November report.
That's not to say the employment report is unimportant. The jobs report still is the MVP of indicators, it's just that this month it's playing for the New York Jets.


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Robinson's career-high leads Georgia in win
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Gerald Robinson scored a career-high 27 points and Georgia ended a four-game losing streak by beating Arkansas 81-59 on Wednesday night to keep the Razorbacks winless on the road.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope had 18 points as Georgia (11-12, 2-7 Southeastern Conference) won its first game since beating Tennessee in overtime on Jan. 18. The Bulldogs took the lead by scoring 15 unanswered points in the first half and added a 12-0 run in the second half.
Georgia, which had been held under 70 points in its first eight conference games, made nine 3-pointers.
Arkansas (16-8, 4-5) fell to 0-7 on the road, including 0-5 away from Fayetteville in SEC games. BJ Young led Arkansas with 16 points. Mardracus Wade made five 3-pointers and had 15 points for the Razorbacks, who have lost two straight and three of four.
Nemanja Djurisic had 14 points and Marcus Thornton added 10 for the Bulldogs. Robinson, a senior, scored Georgia's first six points and easily topped his previous career high of 22 points.
Georgia, last in the league with its average of 56.2 points in SEC games, set a season high for points in a first half by leading 43-24 at the break.
The Bulldogs pulled away by scoring 15 straight points following an 8-8 tie, and they kept the lead in double figures the rest of the half. Georgia made five 3-pointers in the half, including three by Caldwell-Pope.
Arkansas, frustrated by missed layups, made only 6 of 23 shots from the field and was outrebounded 25-10 in the half.
Thornton, who had been held without a field goal in five straight games since missing five games following arthroscopic surgery on his right knee, ended his drought by sinking a 3-pointer midway through the first half. Thornton beat the shot clock with another 3 in the second half.
Arkansas senior forward Michael Sanchez left with an apparent right shoulder injury with 11:13 remaining. He was escorted to the locker room and returned to the bench with ice wrapped around the shoulder.
Georgia finished with a 44-21 advantage in rebounds.


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Diane Sawyer steps away in ABC anchor shuffle
Diane Sawyer is stepping away from the daily anchor grind, ABC News announced today. She will focus on special projects. Ten years ago this would have been shocking news. Even five years ago, when Katie Couric was still in the big chair at CBS News, it would have been a big deal. Now, the last female anchor exits the commercial broadcast network's figurehead job, and it's a footnote.
After all, when's the last time you sat down to a half-hour evening newscast at 5:30 p.m. locally?
From here, it feels as if Sawyer is demonstrating that she has climbed that mountain, succeeded in ratings and respect, and now would rather do interviews and projects. The announcement:
ABC News today announced new roles for anchors Diane Sawyer, George Stephanopoulos and David Muir. Sawyer will lead new programming tackling big issues and extraordinary interviews. Stephanopoulos, Anchor of Good Morning America and This Week, has been promoted to Chief Anchor of ABC News, handling special reports and breaking news. Muir, Anchor of 20/20, will become Anchor and Managing Editor of World News starting September 2.
Beyond the commercial network sphere, two women continue to anchor the nightly broadcast in what is arguably the most serious and thorough fashion: Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff on the PBS NewsHour.
But maybe in 2014 we no longer have to keep track of the first female TV anchors. As the audience fragments, as the figurehead role becomes less important, that's one glass ceiling that's been broken.
Similarly, back in the day, the presence of Walter Cronkite, then Dan Rather, Peter Jennings and Tom Brokaw at the anchor desk, signaled an important event unfolding. Now, the networks realize they get better mileage out of sending the figurehead anchor on a prestige assignment, letting someone else read the day's headlines, and then spreading the content around to various online, morning/evening TV and radio platforms. The boost NBC News got from Brian Williams' sit-down with Edward Snowden is just the latest example.
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LSU wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. played in a legitimate passing offense for the first time as a junior in 2013 and saw his draft stock rise. It has continued to rise in the run-up to the draft.
Beckham (5-foot-11, 198 pounds) showed off his elusiveness on the field last fall and at February's NFL Scouting Combine, where he ran a 4.43 40-yard dash and looked good in the drills. That elusiveness (and his 2013 production) has led to speculation that the Philadelphia Eagles could be targeting Beckham with the 22nd pick in the draft. With the departure of DeSean Jackson (he ended up with NFC East-rival Washington), the Eagles need a new No. 1 receiver. Riley Cooper and Jeremy Maclin are No. 2 and 3 types, not go-to receivers.
The question is whether Beckham will be there at No. 22. Two teams that draft in front of the Eagles -- the Bills (No. 9) and Jets (18) -- are working Beckham out next week, according to Gil Brandt.
And NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah says that Beckham could ultimately sneak into the top 10.
"Every now and then you have a player go in the top 10 (and) nobody saw it coming. How about WR Odell Beckham Jr. from LSU," Jeremiah said on "Mock Draft Weekly." "This is a player a lot of people are excited about. And if we see a guy like Sammy Watkins potentially gowith that No. 2 overall pick, and then you see Mike Evans go early on, I think Odell Beckham Jr. is next in line. What he can do in the passing game -- go up and get the footblal, run after the catch, can stretch the field vertically, and then the added bonus (is) he's an outstanding returner. So to me, he's a wild-card player. I think people might be shocked on the outside, but a lot of love for him inside the league."
Watkins and Evans are the consensus top two receivers available in the draft. Beckham, USC's Marqise Lee and Oregon State's Brandin Cooks are among those vying to be the third receiver off the board, and Cooks has made it clear he would like to be given a shot to replace Jackson.
Beckham is the No. 3 wide receiver and the No. 17 overall player on NFL Media draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah's list of the top 50 prospects available; he has moved from No. 40 to No. 19 to No. 17 on Jeremiah's list.
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Beckham likely also has caught the eye of wide receiver-needy teams such as St. Louis (whose second first-round pick comes at No. 13), Pittsburgh (which picks 15th), the New York Jets (18th) and Green Bay (21st). While 13th and 15th might be a bit early for Beckham, picking him in the late teens or early 20s makes sense.
Beckham caught a combined 84 passes in his first two seasons at LSU, but he had just four TD catches. To call LSU's passing offense "simplistic" in those seasons is being kind. But former NFL coach and assistant Cam Cameron became the Tigers' coordinator for the 2013 season, and the passing attack came to life and was much more varied. Beckham had 59 receptions for 1,152 yards (an eye-opening 19.5 yards per catch) and eight scores in 2013, and proved he could handle playing in a true pro-style offense. He also is a top-notch return man and a willing blocker, which adds to his value.
Beckham was LSU's second-leading receiver in 2013, behind Jarvis Landry, but he is a much better pro prospect than Landry because of his speed.
Beckham will get another chance to show off for NFL scouts Wednesday, when LSU holds its pro day.
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Orders for non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft have climbed for three straight months just one other time in the past five years, from May through July 2011.
A report on Jan. 30 may show GDP expanded at a 1.1% annual pace in the final quarter of 2012, helped by growth in consumer spending, corporate investment and housing, according to the Bloomberg survey median. Capital spending dropped at a 2.6% annual rate in the third quarter, the first decline in more than three years.
Automobile purchases remain a source of strength for factories. Cars and light trucks sold at a 15.3 million annual rate in December after 15.5 million the prior month, the best back-to-back showing since early 2008, according to Ward's Automotive Group.
Rising demand for plastics used in autos helped DuPont, the biggest U.S. chemical maker by market value, to report fourth- quarter earnings that exceeded analysts' estimates. The company, based in Wilmington, Delaware, also said sales in 2013 will climb to $36 billion from $34.8 billion.
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"The U.S. is experiencing a weak recovery with bright spots and pent-up demand for housing and autos," Chief Executive Officer Ellen Kullman said on a Jan. 22 earnings call.
Manufacturers are also gaining from improving overseas markets led by China, where economic growth accelerated in the fourth quarter for the first time in two years.
General Electric's fourth-quarter profit topped analysts' estimates as demand in emerging markets fueled the aviation and health-care divisions, which helped build a record $210 billion order backlog for the Fairfield, Connecticut-based company.
"We saw real strength in the emerging markets and the developed regions stabilized," Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt said on a Jan. 18 conference call. GE "entered 2013 with substantial momentum" following "solid order growth in five of the six businesses," he said.
Caterpillar Inc., the world's largest maker of construction and mining equipment, today reported fourth-quarter profit that topped analysts' estimates.
"We're encouraged by recent improvements in economic indicators, but remain cautious," Chief Executive Officer Doug Oberhelman said in a statement.
Businesses still face the risk that lawmakers fail to avert across-the-board government spending cuts scheduled to begin March 1, even after the fiscal pact passed by Congress on Jan. 1 avoided sweeping tax increases that had threatened to crimp consumer spending.
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Plagiarism - Technology Issues
First of all, whatever the problem is, it's looking like we're all in it together -- university students, faculty, and administrators -- and we all could use some definition. Since technology is looking less and less like an instigator of the problem, too much focus on it might very well distract us from recognizing that the uncertainty surrounding Internet sources, and indeed plagiarism in general, is very much a part of academic culture right now. "Encouraged by digital dualisms," suggests Howard, "we forget that plagiarism means many different things: downloading a term paper, failing to give proper credit to the source of an idea, copying extensive passages, without attribution, inserting someone else's phrases or sentences -- perhaps with small changes -- into your own prose, and forgetting to supply a set of quotation marks" (Howard "Forget").
"If we ignore those distinctions," Howard continues, "we fail to see that most of us have violated the plagiarism injunctions in one way or another, large or small, intentionally or inadvertently, at one time or another. The distinctions are just not that crisp" (Howard "Forget").
Robert Boynton, in a Washington Post& article titled "Is Honor Up for Grabs?" attributed the confusion for students, at least in part, to what he called the "Napsterization of knowledge -- the notion that ideas (like music) are little more than disembodied entities, 'out there' in the ether, available to be appropriated electronically in any way users wish" (Boynton B01).
"What now constitutes honorable behavior," he suggests, "is an open question" (Boynton B01).
His suggestion is to stay focused on the principles rather than on the technology: "...for all the added efficiency, ... copying is still copying. Cheating is still cheating. The words you present as your own either come from you or from someone else. All the technology in the world will never change that" (Boynton B01).
But other researchers and scholars are complicating things even further by pointing out that the Internet, with the free exchange of ideas and information that it suggests, might be exposing a constructed and somewhat artificial basis for plagiarism rules and intellectual property in general. Through this lens, the truly collaborative nature of all writing and ideas is surfacing, making plagiarism rules seem a bit outdated.
Salon.com contributor Victoria Olsen refers to compositionist Andrea Lunsford's work when she suggests that "the very nature of these controversies over student plagiarism may change as certain notions of authorship and what constitutes intellectual property continue to evolve." Part of this evolution, in Olsen's interpretation, hinges on understanding the inherently collaborative nature of writing: "By making it difficult to trace the origins of a text or idea," she explains, "the Internet reminds us that writing is a collaborative process" (Olsen).
"If these ideas gain ground," Olsen continues, "crediting someone with 'ownership' of intellectual property may begin to seem absurd, and plagiarism may become obsolete -- through its sheer acceptance" (Olsen).
In the work on which Olsen's article is based, Andrea Lunsford and her collaborators ask us to consider that the notion of intellectual property is central to current understandings of academia. In light of the more open system of information sharing suggested by the Internet, though, she poses a series of interesting questions raised by the electronic age: "What happens if the knowledge products educational institutions have reserved as their prerogative are now readily accessible to anyone, anywhere, anytime? What happens if the producers of that knowledge, the romantic 'authors' ... are so widely dispersed as to be invisible, parcelled out in so many ways and through so many different hands that 'ownership' cannot be fixed to a person or persons? What happens if the electronic revolution effectively destroys old systems of the 'right' to copy, to copyright? What then?" (Lunsford et al., 11).
That's food for thought, anyway. We're not there yet, obviously -- we have policies and responsibilities as scholars and educators who must recognize current standards of ethical scholarship. And we need to think about how to be scholars in a digital age in the academic culture that exists now. But as Lunsford asserts, "if we do not get in on this discussion, we are going to be written and shaped by it -- in ways we may not like" (Lunsford et al., 8).
"The information genie is out of the bottle," Boynton exclaims, "and even the grown-ups can't decide whether to try to put it back in, or to live with the anarchy it has created" (Boynton). For Donald McCabe, founder of the Center for Academic Integrity, the choice here is clear: "The challenge for educators is we need to come to some agreement on what the rules are, because students are not accepting the rules that have been out there for years" (Zernike 10).
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EPPING - A Somersworth man was arrested Saturday after allegedly holding up the Epping Market Basket and later attempting to flee from police.
Eric Dubois, 32, admitted he held up the grocery store in the Brickyard Square shopping center on Route 125, according to police Sgt. Rich Cote.
Officers responded to the store just after 3 p.m. Saturday to investigate after the holdup alarm was activated.
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Dubois was arrested, after obtaining a search warrant police found clothes used in the robbery in the vehicle, Cote said. The stolen money also was recovered.
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CASTELLDEFELS, Spain (AP) — French cyclist Warren Barquil earned his first professional win in the 13th stage of the Spanish Vuelta on Friday, while Vincenzo Nibali kept the overall lead before the race enters three straight days in the mountains.
Barquil sprinted away from a small breakaway group over the final 200 hundred meters (yards) to claim the 169-kilometer (105-mile) ride from Valls to Castelldefels on the Mediterranean coast in 4 hours, 13 seconds.
Barquil is a former French junior champion and won the Tour de l'Avenir in 2012. He dedicated the win to his recently deceased grandfather.
"I am very happy for this victory, this is my first as a professional," said Barquil, who rides for Argos-Shimano.
The hilly ride in the northeastern region of Catalonia didn't alter the top of the overall classification.
Nibali maintained his 31-second lead over nearest chaser Nicolas Roche. Alejandro Valverde and Christopher Horner were tied for third overall at 46 seconds behind, while Joaquim Rodriguez was fifth at 2 minutes, 33 seconds off Nibali's pace.
Nibali, who is aiming to add to his Giro d'Italia win from earlier this summer, appeared to be almost fully recovered from a bee sting that had caused his face to swell.
On Saturday, the riders dispute the first of three stages in the Pyrenees with a 156-kilometer (97-mile) route starting at Baga and finishing in the principality of Andorra. The 14th stage features a special-category climb and ends with a first-category summit finish.
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Christmas is a time for gift giving. When you are shopping for toys, make sure you are getting a safe product.
Christmas is a time for gift giving. When you are shopping for toys, make sure you are getting a safe product. Here�s are some important tips:
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When: Friday Dec. 14
Where: Schiele Museum, 1500 E. Garrison Blvd.
5-6 p.m. � Cookies �N Milk with Santa (members only)
6-8 p.m. � Open to all other visitors
Details: Visit with Santa as he makes a special stop at Schieleville. Enjoy natural ornament making, a holiday planetarium show, tour the Cowboys exhibit, meet live animals and more!
Cost: $3 Members / $ 5 Nonmembers
Need information? Call 704-866-6908 or visit www.schielemuseum.org
Area Parades
Stanley, 3 p.m. Wednesday Dec. 12
Dallas, 4 p.m. Friday Dec. 14
McAdenville's Yule Log Parade and Celebration, Friday Dec. 14at 5:30 p.m. Free, Pharr Yarns Main Office, McAdenville.
�The Ant and the Grasshopper� by Amy Lowry Poole
�Bear has a Story to Tell� by Philip Christian Stead
�Bugs and Bugsicles: Insects in the Winter� by Amy S. Hansen
�Chaucer�s First Winter� by Stephen Krensky
�Duck at the Door� by Jackie Urbanovic
�A Kitten Tale� by Eric Rohmann
�Knitty Kitty� by David Elliott
�Making a Friend� by Alison McGhee
�The Missing Mitten Mystery� by Steven Kellogg
�Old Bear� by Kevin Henkes
�Owl Moon� by Jane Yolen
�No Two Alike� by Keith Baker
�Perfect Snow� by Barbara Reid
�Red Sled� by Patricia Thomas
�Snow Happy!� by Patricia Hubbell
�Too Much Snow!� by Layne DeMarin
�Trudy� by Henry Cole
IN PRAISE OF READING: �Reading aloud to children is so important for numerous reasons. It aids children�s early language development, helps with early reading skills, encourages lifelong learning and promotes family bonding time as little ones snuggle on caregivers laps. Reading is fun � just pick up a book and give it a try! You will give your child so much more than words and pictures on a page � you will hand them an experience that will benefit them for a lifetime.�
�Sarah Miller, Children�s Services Librarian Supervisor
WANT TO LEARN MORE? The Partnership for Children of Lincoln & Gaston Counties is a Smart Start agency. Its vision is a community where young children will reach their health and educational potential. For more information, call 704-922-0900 or visit online at www.pfclg.com.
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When a holy person such as a Cleric or Priest rapes someone so much and so well that they are actually cure of any pain or ailment that they were experiencing.
After the little boy scraped his knee the priest used divine rapage him to fix his knee.
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Monday, February 12, 2007
Starting The Week With TV Stuff
TWC AKRON/CANTON CHANGES: This one, oddly enough, comes from one of the newest additions to our left-hand side links section...WKYC/3's "Director's Cut" blog, brought to you with care by WKYC News senior producer/director Frank Macek.
Frank tells us that WKYC's "Akron/Canton News" returns to Time Warner Cable's cable channel 23, after being bounced around to channel 17 or 96 due to the full-time presence of the Indians-run sports network SportsTime Ohio on 23.
That means STO is moving to its own dedicated channel - 76, says Mr. Macek - for this reason:
"...in preparation for the launch of a new local Channel on 23, which will include the Akron Canton News in it's daily lineup."
Hmm. Is this a feline creature being let out of its paper sack enclosure a bit early? We ask, because...
TWC PRESSER: OMW's now on the official press release list for the aforementioned Time Warner Cable, and we've been notified of a press conference Wednesday titled "Time Warner: Status in Greater Cleveland". Quoting the invite:
With 180 days as Greater Cleveland's new cable operator, Time Warner Cable has celebrated success and overcome challenges. For Time Warner Cable customers and employees, the future offers continued opportunity.
Hmm, again.
We doubt they'd go to the trouble of dragging everyone up there on Wednesday if they're just saying "hey, it's cool we've been at this for six months!". But we have no other information than the brief press conference announcement.
So, we enter speculation mode here.
Is this the announcement that TWC is finally going to standardize lineups between the former Adelphia and Comcast systems in the Cleveland area, and the long-incumbent Akron/Canton lineups? (Yes, we know the Akron and Canton lineups are not 100% identical, but they're close.)
And would the aforementioned "local channel 23" be part of this announcement? TWC certainly has enough material to do it. The former Adelphia and Comcast systems offer local programming like "More Sports and Les Levine" and "The Midnight Movie" and could probably fill out a channel with the stuff TWC airs out of Akron/Canton.
We also wonder what other role WKYC plays in this...if, perhaps, repeats of WKYC-based Cleveland newscasts could join the station's "Akron/Canton News" on the new local channel as the system consolidates. And of course, such a move would finally deliver that newscast to the former Adelphia subscribers in Summit County's western and northwestern reaches.
For his part, WKYC's Macek on "Director's Cut" says he hasn't heard of such plans, or plans to put the Akron/Canton Newscast on the ex-Comcast systems, but is "hopeful".
Almost all of this is our own educated guessing/speculation, but we wouldn't be surprised if much of it came true on Wednesday. We can't be at the press conference, but we've requested that the relevant announcements be sent to us...
45/49'S HD: Those looking for PBS in HD in Northeast Ohio are surprisingly limited in their options.
Cleveland's WVIZ/25 has had a long-time battle to get its full-power digital TV transmitter going from the analog site in North Royalton. The site is owned by CBS Radio (WNCX/98.5), and we've heard in the past that there have even been legal issues and a dispute between the two broadcasters.
We haven't heard why that has dragged on into 2007. For now, those looking for PBS HD out of WVIZ either have to use antenna firepower to pick up a small, temporary setup out of the station's former Brookpark Road facility, or tune to Time Warner Cable (ex-Adelphia) 710.
Out of Akron, WNEO/WEAO-45/49 ran PBS HD when the stations' digital signals first went live...but stopped at some point. The station has since been gathering the federal grant money and preparing to return to running the HD feed on WEAO-DT and WNEO-DT.
But...equipment is still getting in the way. PBS 45 & 49's Don Freeman explains on a local forum dedicated to HDTV:
Our first generation automation software, server hardware and digital encoder are incompatible with the upgraded automation software. We can't insert anything into the digital HD stream we receive from PBS, or record any of those programs for later use, until we get the new software.
Without making those insertions, or having the programs air from our servers, we can't broadcast the PBS-HD programs. We'll be shopping at the NAB show in April, money in hand, and fully expect to have our decisions made, equipment ordered and installed by the beginning of our next fiscal year, July 1, 2007.
How's that for "official information"? Hats off to Mr. Freeman and the folks at the Kent-based public TV station...
AND NO INFORMATION: Meanwhile, compare that to the website of local CW affiliate WBNX/55.
You know, the station which said it would try to put up a digital/HD signal to local cable stations and satellite providers "by the end of October 2006", with an over-air signal from WBNX-DT by about April of this year?
The "trends" section of WBNX's website contains...the exact same wording. In February, 2007!
We've never had much success getting any information out of WBNX on this. They've never responded to our queries of any sort, and we've never been able to corner any station officials to answer this "live".
We know WBNX's Lou Spangler told Akron Beacon Journal TV writer R.D. Heldenfels that they were having some technical glitches in trying to ready the HDTV feed for cable. But...that was months ago.
Meanwhile, fans of CW shows like "Veronica Mars", "Everybody Hates Chris" and the like have missed out on their shows in HDTV for the fall season, at least through now...and likely the entire way, unless a WBNX HD cable feed is about to light up soon.
For a market that's advanced enough to have three out of four local TV news operations in HDTV, not having ANY digital signal out of the local CW network affiliate is odd...
AND SPEAKING OF HD NEWS: We don't have anything solid on this, but the local TV rumor mill is piping up on that fourth station converting to HDTV local newscasts.
Rumblings are going around the market that engineers at Raycom Media CBS/MyNet combo WOIO/19-WUAB/43's "19 Action News" are going full-tilt this month, readying the station for conversion of its newscasts to HD format.
We hear they're aiming for the end of this month for a launch.
With that conversion, local news-wise only the WKYC-produced "Akron/Canton News" will not be in HDTV, unless that's in the future as well.
Oh, and there's the local news operation of Mansfield independent WMFD/68, which is technically in the Cleveland TV market...
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Speaking of left side of the page links, it appears that the Indiana Radio Watch page is dead.
- Ohio Media Watch said...
Thanks for the update...it's been fixed! One nice thing about the new Blogger setup...
-The Management
Does anyone know of the reason why WKYC doesn't air their Akron Canton news on their subchannel 3-2? Do they have some kind of deal with TWC? It's frustrating that I live in Akron and can't watch my own news because I don't want to pay for cable. It should be broadcast OTA.
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Here are some Ohio stations added to my radio streaming list at http://www.ohiobiz.com/Ohioradiofeeds.htm:
WNDH 103.1 Napoleon
WZOM 105.7 Defiance
WBWR 105.7 Columbus
WAKZ 95.9 Youngstown
WNCD 93.3 Youngstown
WMXY 98.9 Youngstown
It looks like more Ohio Clear Channel stations are gearing up to stream.
When will TWC offer additional HD programming on the Dover / New Philadelphia network? Come on now!
Or can the Indians move from channel 23 to channel 76 be the easy way for TWC to force Indians fans to pay the full rate for cable instead of the basic (approx $10) charge that gets you the first 23 channels.
The Tribe can move STO to frikkin Timbuck-too. If they think I'm paying ONE CENT more for my already-overpriced cable, they've got another thing coming. Enough is enough. I've got a radio...and a LIFE.
Why doesn't Time Warner in Akron get WVIZ-HD? Time Warner need to add more HD channels. Their HD selection is small and not worth their high prices.
RE: George Thomas's fawning over Kendall Lewis returning to talk sports...
BSK is back? S.O.S.!!! Poor Les.
Wonder if he'll actually present intelligent sports takes this time, or lapse into his self-promotion and singing, which caused so many to race for the on/off switch on WKNR?
Just so the record is clean here I am not against Time Warner Cable or everyone in the Akron or Cleveland office. And I would love to keep my Friends there to so In no way I am not against Time Warner Cable or anyone in the Cleveland, or Akron Office.
This is for all the Time Warner Cable people in the Akron Office and Cleveland Office. This met cause a fire storm today but I have said this before and no one seems to listen to me. So I thought that fire storm needs to be started.
As for the Akron/Canton News and Northen Summit areas like Twinburg,Copley, Bath. The only reason that TWC won't add the Newscast is because they don't care about it. I have ask this question to the Top people at TWC in Akron and they don't seem to care about it.
But Channel 3 care about the people I have talk to the Top people there and they have told me that they want the NewsCast added to all the Summit areas and many more areas but it is TWC they won't do that.
Also I want to bring this up for a Big Fire Storm in the clevealnd Office and Akron Office today. Channels lineup That should have been taken care in Nov or Oct but still nothing has happen. You would think that Time Warner Cable TOP people would get the idea that they should have taken care of this in Oct or Nov and not wait until sometime in the next year.
I do want to point out that I am not against Time Warner Cable just making a point that things need to change soon. You have people paying 5% more this month and you want to keep those people so I would get moving on some of things that need to get done.
Like Channel lineup,Roadrunner for all of the Adelphias areas,
I will not put down my name but people in the Akron and Clevland Office of Time Warner Cable will know who this is.
I've asked this question probably a million times and haven't found the answer. WHY DOES WKYC RELY ON TWC FOR THEIR AKRON CANTON NEWS???? We have digital TV now, and they might as well make use of their subchannel, 3-2 for airing Akron Canton news so we don't need cable to watch it.


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By BRUCE SMITH
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - A federal judge says a South Carolina Supreme Court decision in a dispute over the $650 million deepening of the Savannah River shipping channel may raise new and difficult legal issues that the federal court may have to resolve.
And in an order, U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel has asked the parties in a federal lawsuit to try to mediate their differences.
The state Supreme Court ruled last week the state Department of Health and Environmental Control violated state law in certifying a federal water quality permit for deepening. That decision means there is no needed South Carolina permit approval in place.
In the case before Gergel, environmental groups say a state pollution control permit is also needed.
The Georgia ports want the channel deepened to handle larger containerships.
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Indian Bob has been busy improving the kite launch this winter.
He has widened the rigging area a bit and more importantly, he has opened a second passage to the water at the upwind end of the beach. Said it took him a week to hack through and clean it up and carpet it.
Looks Great!
Thank you Indian Bob!
The plan is to have one end available only to come in from the water and the opposite end only to move out to the water. This will hopefully help to cut down on the bottleneck at the log.
Today was the first day there had been a westerly at Sherman in three months. Noting the flags he reminded us that last February there were seven good kiteable days on the river. So keep an eye inland as well until the season really kicks in.
General Lee indicated that the river water this time of year is a lot colder than during the summer. This fact did not deter him as he decided to go in au natural and play with his coconut anyway!


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'Warmer' temperatures are hard to notice for those working outsideBy DOUG ALDEN
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 24. 2013 10:40PM
A slight increase in temperature was little comfort to people working outside in the frigid conditions Thursday.
"It's brutal," said Sam Wehbe as he pumped gas at the corner of Webster and Chestnut streets at Manchester's Tony the Tiger station, which is full-service. The high of 17 degrees didn't feel any better than the 12 degrees the day before, especially when the wind picked up in the afternoon.
Wehbe was dressed in about six layers of clothing, including ski pants, two hooded sweatshirts, a down vest and a wool hat as he tried to survive the 10-hour shift he started around 6 a.m.
"Just dress warm," he said, outlining his survival strategy as more customers pulled up to the pump.
Chris Legro, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine, said temperatures could approach normal again by Monday or Tuesday, but the Granite State can expect the deep freeze to continue.
"It is significantly colder than normal for this time of year," Legro said.
The North Country has another night of temperatures in the minus-20 range, then a marginal "improvement" Saturday and Sunday when overnight lows are expected to reach about minus-10, Legro said.
Temperatures on the Seacoast are expected to range from 10 degrees to highs around 20. Manchester could reach the mid- to upper-20s, with Concord a few degrees cooler. Nashua and southern New Hampshire are the warm spots, where temperatures could approach 30 over the weekend.
The conditions are frigid - even for New England in January - especially for those who have no choice but to brave the cold.
Ray and Karen Bienvenue of Allenstown have been New Hampshire Union Leader carriers for years and have delivery routes in Pembroke. Ray said the cold is preferable to snow and ice, but his route Thursday morning was one of the coldest he could remember, with the outdoor temperature monitor in his Jeep Grand Cherokee reaching minus-9.
"We couldn't go from stop to stop without rolling up our windows. We can generally go two or three stops, often longer," he said. "We were cranking it up and down every stop."
Manchester crossing guard Jeff Plourde was doing what he could to stay warm at his post along Beech Street and Lake Avenue as school let out Thursday afternoon, ducking out of the wind behind a building.
"It could be better, but I'm well-dressed. That's the key," said Plourde, wearing a pair of wool mittens so big they looked like boxing gloves.
Plourde said no matter how cold it gets, he will be more comfortable than he was at his previous post at Bridge and Highland streets next to Derryfield Park, where there was no shelter from the wind.
"It was like Siberia there," he said.
Legro said another cold snap appears to be headed this way by the middle of next week.
"Long-range models can certainly change and bounce around a little bit," he said. "But I think chances are looking good that we could roll into February on the colder side of things."
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The Wienermobile seems to be popping up quite a bit in recent weeks, this time venturing off course and inserting itself into a Wisconsin home while whistling 'Oh I wish I were an Os-car Mayer Wiener!'
The driver reportedly took a wrong turn down a dead-end street in Racine, Wisconsin, necessitating a U-turn. While attempting the maneuver, the driver mistakenly hit the gas pedal rather than the brakes, sending the storied Wienermobile into a nearby house. Too bad it wasn't PETA's headquarters. (H/T To Chad!)
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NOTICE: All of my pet clothes are Labeled Slightly Different. I learned a hard lesson when I would buy clothes for my fur babies. They both wore a small, yet one size small, might fit perfectly where as the next one was too loose or too tight. So I have devised my own system !!! If one of my pet dresses says ; "SMALL", then it is the industry standard "SMALL", while If one says SMALL+, that means it is a loose small, yet not big enough to be a medium. I also will note whether a piece of clothing is for a "LONG" bodied dog or a "SHORT". These things really matter in fitting your Sweeties. Also, if you see "- SMALL" that would mean it is a tight small but not enough to become an "X SMALL". I hope my Sizing and Additional Info help you have the Best Dressed Baby in town. If yours are like my Little Panda, they can't have too many clothes & they will love to dress up. Heck Panda has her own closet. PLUS . . When I design and make these clothes it comes from a Very Serious Fur Baby Mom. I Love, Love, Love my babies and they have a closet of their own that is absolutely full. The Clothes I make are as important to me as if they were for my babies. I am Very Concerned with Comfort & Safety in all my pet clothes. All Harnesses have secure buckles. I am always afraid that velcro will let me down in an emergency. I have had to lift mine in a hurry by the leash & harness, when a big dog would be headed our way. So . . . expect Comfort and Security in everything I make for your babies or mine.
This is another Dressy Dress It is so Dressy that it should be worn for special situations. Just like our clothes, the dressier ones are not comfortable enough to wear everyday, But I will say Panda wanted always wear the frilliest ones. I have put several on the bed for her to pick the one she wanted to wear and she will drag out the frilliest one every time.
If you would like to have this sent to someone else, just tell me what you want to say & I will be happy to
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I Always Consider The Shipping Costs When Setting My Prices, Therefore I Lower my Prices To Insure
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IF YOU PURCHASE MULTIPLE ITEMS . . YOU WILL RECEIVE A DISCOUNT ON SHIPPING AT THE CHECKOUT. If it still is not enough for the amount and type of items you are purchasing please contact me and I will do everything I can to make it right for you.
You will receive a full refund including your original shipping if an item is lost or damaged in shipping. If this item was shipped priority mail and lost or damaged I ask that you wait a few days longer on your refund to make sure my claim gets completed with the Post Office. I also request photos of the damaged items, before refund is issued.
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3. Sapientiam amicarum, Ã' filia mea, semper laudat.
The translation shown on Benissimus' answer key is:
3. My daughter, he always praises his friends' wisdom.
But my own translation would be more like:
Always praise, my daughter, friends' wisdom.
I can see how Benissimus answer is accurate, but how would you say in Latin my idea of translation here? i.e a father advising his daughter to always praise friend's wisdom.
You may think the question is silly, being a 3rd person singular verb, but in Spanish and Portugues you may use a verb in this person in such a frase ("Alaba siempre, hija mia, la sabiduria de los amigos"). I'm not sure about English and Latin.


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Tonight's Concert Picks: Bleeding Rainbow at Johnny Brenda's, The Neighbourhood at Harrison Auditorium, Wooden Shjips at Underground Arts and more
Philly punk band Bleeding Rainbow are coming home for a show at Johnny Brenda's tonight. With a new record out next January, the nervy, harmonizing four-piece have been hitting the touring life hard lately, playing CMJ showcases in New York last month and spending September out on the west coast. The new record, which follows up this year's Yeah Right debut, was recorded at Fancy Time Studios here in Philadelphia. Tickets and information for tonight's 21+ show with Potty Mouth and Batty can be found here. Watch Bleeding Rainbow perform new song "Start Again" below.


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On the Arizona Immigration Law, a talk with Professor Adams
Wednesday, October 27, 2010, 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
in room C20
The Immigration Law Society and the International Law Student Association bring you Professor Adams to speak about this controversial topic.
Professor Adams teaches Immigration Law and Policy here at Chicago-Kent in the Spring semester. Professor Adams passionately follows the progress of the new Arizona immigration law and will speak to us about the underlying policy considerations of this law, the new federal lawsuit the Department of Justice filed against Arizona, and the implications of allowing immigration enforcement at the state level.
Don't forget to bring your questions!
If you have any questions about the event, please feel free to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
This event is co-sponsored by the International Law Student Association and the Immigration Law Society.
ILS' All Saints Day Bake Sale
Monday, November 1, 2010, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
in the front lobby
Help bake, sell goods, or simply come by the bake sale to support the Immigration Law Society's fundraising efforts for our Networking Soiree in the Spring.
Spanish Conversation Group
Wednesday, November 10, 2010, 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
in a room C25
We will be meeting for the first Spanish Conversation Group, organized by popular demand. We will start off with basic conversation skills. Please come prepared to introduce yourself in Spanish. Jessenia Vazcones will help moderate the discussion.
Day of the Dead Exhibit Tour
at the National Museum of Mexican Art
Saturday, November 13, 2010, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
We will meet in front of the law school at 2 p.m. and we will take the bus together to the museum, located in Pilsen at 1852 W 19th Street, Chicago. The guided tour starts promptly at 3 p.m. and lasts approximately 45 minutes. After the tour, we will head to Nuevo Leon Restaurant at 1515 W 18th Street, Chicago, for dinner and margaritas. The Immigration Law Society will pay for the appetizers. If you are interested in joining us, please RSVP at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jerry Horn
Staten Island, NY – Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, today commented on a newly released proposed federal regulation that would withdraw federal funding from health care providers that discriminate against workers who refuse to participate in abortion and other procedures that violate their consciences.
"Health care workers should not be forced to choose between their livelihoods and their most deeply held moral beliefs," said Fr. Pavone. "It's amazing how so many 'pro-choice' people don't recognize the rights of health care workers to choose what they believe is right. Indeed, the abortion industry's greatest fear is not that abortion will be illegal, but that it will remain legal without enough doctors willing to do the procedure. Long live freedom of choice!"
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org.