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Front Royal developed along three major travel routes that intersected her. Today's Chester Street was the main route from Chester's Gap in the Blue Ridge to Thomas Chester's ferry that crossed the Shenandoah River near present day Riverton, north of Front Royal. The road continued northwest of the ferry crossing, until it reached Winchester, the valley's main trade center. Today's South Royal Avenue follows the age-old path along the eastern shore of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River before crossing both branches of the Shenandoah River and linking with the Valley's foremost travel route, the Great Wagon Road. Today's East Main Street connected the other two routes with Rappahanncock County and the population and trade centers in central Virginia.
Industrious settlers and hard-working teamsters were not the only ones plying pre-Revolutionary War roads, however. Enough shady characters, rough-hewn mountaineers and unsavory river travelers congregated here that it was commonly known as "Helltown." In 1788 the frontier settlement was incorporated as Front Royal, although the murky origins of the name are lost to history.
Industry came to the town in the 1820s when Joseph Tuley put a tannery into operation. The next decade when Warren County was carved out of the political landscape, Front Royal was chosen as the seat of government. With its blend of small industry and civic duties Front Royal was better able to withstand the ravages of the Civil War than some of its plantation-based neighbors. In fact, by 1880, Front Royal's population doubled from 1870. The town's economy ticked along with breweries, flour milling, small manufacturing and other goods and services. Into the 20th century just as the Great Depression was suffocating the country, Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive were opening in Front Royal's backyard. It's position at Mile Marker 0.6 has brought the town full circle back to its influential position on a major travel route.
The Front Royal Historic District comprises 170 acres that blanket the commercial core of the town and, appropriately, we will begin our walking tour at the downtown remnant of Front Royal's transportation past...
Passenger Station/Visitor Center
414 East Main Street
The first trains steamed into Front Royal in 1854 when the Manassas Gap Railroad joined the Orange & Alexandria Railroad. The iron tracks barely had time to cool, however, before they were torn up in the Civil War. Service would not be restored until the 1870s and grew steadily until by World War I six trains a day were chugging into this frame depot, constructed around 1915 by the Southern Railway. The last passenger boarded in 1946 and freight service was discontinued in 1954. The passenger station was refurbished in the 1980s and now tourist brochures are displayed in place of railroad timetables.
Mullan-Trout House
12 Chester Street
Thomas Mullan built this three-bay Federal-style house between 1806 and 1815. Methodist preacher David Trout acquired the property in 1853 when he was 58 years old and lived the final 16 years of his life here. Two of his three maiden daughters remained here through the First World War. One of them, Catherine "Brucie" Trout, was remembered in journals from the 1st Virginia Cavalry kept during the Civil War: "Some of us got a girl at the big mill near Luray to make us some real coffee. Very fine. Brucie Trout was the girl and she was very pretty and kind to us." In her later years she was a well-known local poet and wrote the dedicatory poem for the 1899 unveiling of the stone monument in Prospect Hill Cemetery that honors the seven members of Mosby's Rangers who were illegally executed as spies by the Federals in 1864 in Front Royal.
Garrison House
15 Chester Street
This well-proportioned brick house was constructed in the Italianate style in 1882 with tall windows and bracketed cornice. The roofline is augmented by a Gothic-influenced central peak. It was constructed for Confederate Army surgeon Manly Littleton Garrison who practiced family medicine for 50 years in a small office that once stood in the yard.
Samuels Apartments
29 Chester Street
The core of this building was constructed by a co-founding father of Front Royal, Henry Trout around 1800. Trout was a well-respected wheelwright on the western frontier and lived here until 1817. Beloved town doctor Anderson Brown was a long-time occupant until his death in 1869. Bernard Samuels converted the property into apartments in the mid-1920s. The brick sidewalk out front is the original pavement from the 1800s.
Williams Chapel
231 Peyton Street at Chester Street
This simple brick Greek Revival building, dating to about 1845, originally housed a small Presbyterian congregation in town. It stands as the only surviving antebellum church in Front Royal. During the first year of the Civil War, it served as the seat of county government when the courthouse was pressed into duty as a hospital. The Presbyterians stayed until 1885 when they left for more commodious quarters at the northwest corner of South Royal Avenue and West Jackson Street. In 1899 the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church purchased the building and named it for a prominent church bishop, R.S. Williams. The chapel soldiers on today, minus much of its original ornamentation.
Balthis House
55 Chester Street
Begun as early as 1787, before the town was even chartered, this is considered to be the oldest surviving building in the Front Royal historic district. In its original form, as constructed by James Moore, one of the town's founders, the house was a simple two-story, three-bay wide structure with a side chimney. Over the years the building was added on to and stylized. William Balthis was a village blacksmith whose family lived here from 1838 to 1908.
Buck House
64 Chester Street
This late Queen Anne-style Victorian house was constructed for Lucy and Laura Buck in 1905. Lucy Rebecca Buck was born on September 25, 1842 the third of what would be thirteen children to William and Elizabeth Buck. Buck was a leading merchant in town and the family lived in an elegant home known as Bel Air, built in 1795 by Captain Thomas Buck. Lucy kept a diary of the events she witnessed from Bel Air during the Civil War that would be published as Sad Earth, Sweet Heaven in 1973. The Buck sisters moved here after they were forced to sell their ancestral home.
Warren Rifles Confederate Museum
95 Chester Street
Captain Robert H. Simpson, a teacher, organized the Warren Rifles in Front Royal. In early 1860, he attached the Rifles to the 149th Regiment Virginia Militia. The company marched to Winchester on April 18, 1861 to enroll for active service. Their story is told in this small museum, set up in a 1959 brick building. Their collection of Confederate memorabilia is one of the finest in the country with artifacts of such Southern heroes as Lee, Jackson, Early and Mosby on display.
Ivy Lodge
101 Chester Street (front)
This building has its origins in the Federal period of architecture in the 1920s and picked up Greek Revival detailing later in the 1850s when it was owned briefly by George Tyler. Known as Ivy Lodge, it served as a frequent meeting location for several local groups. In 1868, the Warren Ladies' Memorial Association was founded here and in 1904 the Warren Rifles Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy was established in the same house. The building also did duty as the town library before becoming home to the Warren Heritage society that was established in 1971.
Belle Boyd Cottage
101 Chester Street (rear)
Front Royal was once known as "Hell Town" for the unsavory characters who gathered here. The temptress Boyd Belle invited Union general Nathaniel Banks and his officers to a ball here, then sneaked away on horseback to tell Stonewall Jackson of the loose-lipped Federals' plans. The next morning Jackson captured 750 of Banks's 1,000 men. Boyd, born in Martinsburg, West Virginia, in 1843, was arrested twice and released twice. She escaped to England in 1863, where she became a stage performer. She eventually married a Union officer and died in Kilbourne, Wisconsin, in 1900. Her house, now a museum depicting the Civil War era, stood at 317 East Main Street, and was moved here in 1982.
Jones House
106 Chester Street
This beautifully proportioned Italianate manor house was constructed in 1870 for Gideon Jones. After losing his parents at a young age Jones began his lot in life as an apprentice to become a militia captain, post master, ferry operator and wealthy proprietor of a general store in town. Well-respected in the Methodist church, he served as Sunday School Superintendent for 50 years.
Petty-Sumption House
123 Chester Street
This log structure, lovingly restored, is believed to have been constructed by George Cheek in 1788. It used to reside across the street. Henry Petty, a local pastor, purchased he house in 1873 for his parents to live out their lives in.
Dunover Apartments
144 Chester Street
This five-bay brick building was constructed around 1845 and known as a 'hospitable center of social and religious life" after the Glasscock family acquired it in 1858. So many single men found lodging here it was known as "Bachelor Hall" in the early 1900s.
Weaver House
35 North Royal Avenue
Aubrey Weaver was born in Front Royal in 1882 and earned his law degree before he was twenty-one. He gained a reputation as a skilled jury lawyer and served in the Virginia General Assembly from 1912 until 1916. About that time this Colonial Revival brick house with its imposing Doric portico was erected. The Weaver house has danced around fame through the years - Aubrey Weaver secured the first divorce for Wallis Simpson, the Baltimore woman for whom King Edward VII abdicated the throne of England in 1938 and it is reported that Shirley Maclaine and Warren Beatty played here as children while visiting relatives in Front Royal.
First Baptist Church
14 West First Street at North Royal Avenue
James Ireland was a distinguished Baptist preacher living in the Front Royal area as early as the 1780s and this congregation dates to the 1850s. This spire-less brick church with Gothic elements is a 20th century creation.
Town Hall
16 North Royal Street
The Front Royal municipal building was erected in the 1930s using Public Works Administration funds designed to stir the nation from its Depression doldrums. Architects Bascom J. Rowlett and Allen J. Saville of Richmond contributed the Colonial Revival design that was executed using native Shenandoah Valley stone. The garage bays to the side were occupied by the Front Royal Volunteer Fire Department.
Front Royal United Methodist Church
1 West Main Street at Royal Avenue
Architect Benjamin D. Price designed the town's most elaborate church for this prominent corner in 1904 using native gray stone. Price incorporated Richardsonian Romanesque hallmarks such as arched windows in triplicate, multi-hued stone trim and a square tower.
Afton Inn
northeast corner of Main Street and Royal Avenue
Having developed along busy transportation routes into the American frontier, hotels and inns have a long history in Front Royal. During the 19th century, weary travelers enjoyed the hospitality in at least three hotels along the length of East Main Street, referred to as the upper, middle and lower hotels. This is the only remaining hotel structure in the historic district known as the Montview Hotel and later as the Afton Inn. The oldest sections date back to circa 1868; in its boarded-up state it retains its detailed Italianate cornice.
Confederate Monument
Warren County Courthouse
southeast corner of Main Street and Royal Avenue
On May 23, 1862 Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson surprised the Federal garrison in Front Royal, capturing many prisoners and army supplies and forcing the Union Army to flee in disorder out of the Shenandoah Valley into Maryland. This was the first move in Jackson's celebrated "Valley Campaign." The street fighting grew especially hot in this location where one of three Confederate hospitals in town had been built. The Confederate monument stands as a reminder to "to those who fought and lived and to those who fought and died. To those who gave much, and those who gave all." It was dedicated in 1911 and features a sculpture of a Confederate soldier standing at attention by the McNeel Marble Company of Marietta, Georgia.
Warren County Courthouse
southeast corner of Main Street and Royal Avenue
This is the second courthouse to stand on this site, constructed in 1936, 100 years after the brick, two-story antebellum original was erected. Funded by Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal funds, the building of native stone was given an early Colonial appearance.
105 East Main Street
This tiny elaborately designed brick building was originally the property of the Methodist church when it was erected in the 1890s. It features a Federal-style treatment to the doorway with sidelights and transom and Gothic woodwork in the gable. Through the decades it has done duty as a bank, law offices, restaurant, gift shop and tattoo parlor.
Royal Cinemas
117 East Main Street
Constructed around 1920, this is the first building in town built purposely for the screening of movies. Opened as the Park Theater, in its original form the building graced the streetscape with a restrained Colonial Revival style.
Murphy Theater
131 East Main Street
This building was originally constructed as a meetinghouse for the Front Royal United Methodist Church in 1879. In 1909 the building was transformed into a vaudeville and silent motion picture stage known as the Murphy Theater. The original arched, nave windows are still visible on what is now the second story of the brick building that has served many masters since the screen went dark.
Trout Building
201 East Main Street
Isaac Trout constructed this Queen Anne-flavored commercial building in 1900 with a curved corner facade, tall second story windows to accommodate a photographer's studio and a mansard roof. The Turner and Trout Pharmacy operated on this corner for 82 years.
Bank of Warren
222 East Main Street
The Bank of Manassas was the first financial institution to organize in Warren County but it did not emerge from the Civil War. This was the second, erected in 1868 for the Bank of Warren, established by Isaac Newton King.
First Citizens Bank
305 East Main Street
With nearly a half-century of success behind it, the Bank of Warren moved into this Neoclassical vault, designed by John Sloan, in 1914. It features engaged fluted columns of the Corinthian order supporting a richly decorated frieze and triangular pediment.


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This paper describes a flexible type system that combines overloading and higher-order polymorphism in an implicitly typed language using a system of constructor classes—a natural generalization of type classes in Haskell. We present a range of examples to demonstrate the usefulness of such a system. In particular, we show how constructor classes can be used to support the use of monads in a functional language. The underlying type system permits higher-order polymorphism but retains many of the attractive features that have made Hindley/Milner type systems so popular. In particular, there is an effective algorithm that can be used to calculate principal types without the need for explicit type or kind annotations. A prototype implementation has been developed providing, amongst other things, the first concrete implementation of monad comprehensions known to us at the time of writing.
We re-express Hudak and Young's higher-order strictness analysis for the untyped λ-calculus in a conceptually simpler and more semantically-based manner. We show our analysis to be a sound abstraction of Hudak and Young's which is also complete in a sense we make precise.
We show that any recursively enumerable subset of a data structure can be regarded as the solution set to a Böhm-out problem.
We prove a strong normalisation result for the linear term calculus of Benton, Bierman, Hyland and de Paiva. Rather than prove the result from first principles, we give a translation of linear terms into terms in the second-order polymorphic lambda calculus (λ2) which allows the result to be proved by appealing to the well-known strong normalisation property of λ2. An interesting feature of the translation is that it makes use of the λ2 coding of a coinductive datatype as the translation of the !-types (exponentials) of the linear calculus.
Functional programming languages have banned assignment because of its undesirable properties. The reward of this rigorous decision is that functional programming languages are side-effect free. There is another side to the coin: because assignment plays a crucial role in Input/Output (I/O), functional languages have a hard time dealing with I/O. Functional programming languages have therefore often been stigmatised as inferior to imperative programming languages because they cannot deal with I/O very well. In this paper, we show that I/O can be incorporated in a functional programming language without loss of any of the generally accepted advantages of functional programming languages. This discussion is supported by an extensive account of the I/O system offered by the lazy, purely functional programming language Clean. Two aspects that are paramount in its I/O system make the approach novel with respect to other approaches. These aspects are the technique of explicit multiple environment passing, and the Event I/O framework to program Graphical User I/O in a highly structured and high-level way. Clean file I/O is as powerful and flexible as it is in common imperative languages (one can read, write, and seek directly in a file). Clean Event I/O provides programmers with a high-level framework to specify complex Graphical User I/O. It has been used to write applications such as a window-based text editor, an object based drawing program, a relational database, and a spreadsheet program. These graphical interactive programs are completely machine independent, but still obey the look-and-feel of the concrete window environment being used. The specifications are completely functional and make extensive use of uniqueness typing, higher-order functions, and algebraic data types. Efficient implementations are present on the Macintosh, Sun (X Windows under Open Look) and PC (OS/2).
There are situations in programming where some dynamic typing is needed, even in the presence of advanced static type systems. We investigate the interplay of dynamic types with other advanced type constructions, discussing their integration into languages with explicit polymorphism (in the style of system F), implicit polymorphism (in the style of ML), abstract data types, and subtyping.


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Billy Mac Marshall
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Obituary of Billy Mac Marshall
Billy Mac Marshall, beloved father, grandfather and great-grandfather 80, of Pittsburg, passed away Friday, February 15, 2019. He was born April 3, 1938 in Pittsburg to Gilbert and Cora Bradshaw Marshall.
Billy Mac was retired Business Manager for Arkla Gas Company, veteran of the United States Navy and a member of the Emanuel Baptist Church.
He is survived by his sons, David Marshall of Galveston and Randy Marshall and Traci Tullos of Pittsburg; daughter, Elizabeth Brannen and husband, Jerry of Paris; brother, Carl Marshall and wife, Karen of Richardson; grandchildren, Reagan Marshall, Chris Lindley, Hailey Marshall, Meagan Marshall, Jordan Marshall, Troy Tullos and Graydon Cass and wife, Amber; great-grandchildren, Wyatt Cass, Adeline Cass and Levi Tullos; sister-in-law, Mable Foster Hill; nieces, Linda Hill Lane and Catherine Marshall Smith and nephew, Lt. Col. John F. Hill (USAF RET).
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Redeemer's Vacation Bible School went great! Each morning around 25 youth ministry students prepared crafts, stories, and recreation for over 60 elementary students. Our partnership with the 16 Park Community Center was a huge benefit as there space fit us all nicely and provided access to Kennedy King Park for recreation.
Hear about how God worked last week from one our VBS volunteers, Susan Jones:
"What a wonderful blessing to work with such talented youth and children while serving as this year's VBS Drama Coordinator! I truly enjoyed following God's leading to incorporate Viola Spolin's Improv Games into the VBS curriculum based on the book of Joshua. Praise God for the leadership provided by Todd Dawkins and Caroline Tait. Their faith and flexibility allowed this year's VBS to be a rich learning opportunity for us all.
I want to strongly encourage you, yes YOU (parents and non-parents alike), to engage those who took part in VBS. Allow them to practice sharing their witness by inquiring, as the Spirit directs you, things like:
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- What is the Give and Take game? Which is easier, giving or taking?
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Should any of the VBS kids offer to include you in a game, don't miss out on the chance to learn from them. Give them the opportunity to pass the 'olympic torch', to practice discipleship and share what they know. Help keep this VBS experience from being just another lesson in consumerism and encourage them to share their witness."
We are so grateful for the many people involved from all the youth that arrived at 7:45 am every morning to our adult volunteers running different activities and leading teams, we could not have done VBS with out you. Thank you. And thank you to all the families that participated by trusting your elementary aged child with us each morning last week. It was truly a great time.


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This accessible, eye-opening course welcomes community members from all different backgrounds and degrees of familiarity with art. Bring an inquisitive mind as Roberto Romero-Molina takes listeners on a journey through music that has revolutionized how we listen and perceive sound. Exploring the work of artists such as John Cage, Steve Reich, and Sonic Youth, this workshop invites participants to contemplate a curated sound experience in a relaxed, inviting atmosphere. Bring a yoga mat or pillow for comfort, chairs will be provided.
Listening For All Levels will be offered throughout the day, from 11-12:30pm, and again from 2-3:30pm
General Admission: $5
Discounted Admission: $3 Students, Seniors, Military, Teachers; 12 and under Free


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Happy Tuesday! Today, we are sharing some great ways to make some kid's table at your wedding!
1. Let kids decorate. Lay out some cookies and cupcakes for them to decorate. Image: Hello Noami
2. Have games and goodie basket available for the kids! Lay out individual goodie bags for them. Fill the bags with the bride and grooms favorite candy and small toys, and the kids can have a piece of your wedding for themselves. Image: Buzzfeed
3. Put out some butcher paper and crayons so they can color! Image: {Dimples and Tangles
4. Try to have some foods that appeal to them. Fun finger foods are always a hit. Image: Brides
5. Have a scavenger hunt for the kids and they can document it with a camera. Image: The Knot
6. Centerpieces are great! Fill the boxes with board games, coloring books, etc. Image: The Knot
7. Include a wedding activity book. You can make your own or use a free printable DIY, like this one from Lovely Indeed. Image: {Lovely Indeed
8. Include the kids with a champagne toast. Service milk and cookies so they can toast with you! Image: Plan It Event Design


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"We arrived here to preach at a conference for a week," Soto said. But he took note of the need in Utah, a state with a majority population of Latter-day Saints (LDS) or Mormons -- and an overwhelming need for more Bible-believing, Gospel-proclaiming churches. Read More
Miami's spectrum of economic, ethnic and cultural diversity generates a complexity that Ukegbu and his family have been navigating since moving to the city to start their church, The Brook Church, which launched in the April of 2015. Read More
Despite his academic success, John started wrestling with suicidal thoughts. Then his path crossed with American workers in China who encouraged him "to seek the satisfaction and strength from Jesus Christ," John recounted. Read More
Rob and Lisa Warren recently moved their family to Madison to start a church and reach the community in and around the university. They represent a growing church planting movement intent on sending the hope of the Gospel to under-reached university and college towns in North America. Read More
But despite the danger, Nache expected to return and serve the people he'd spent nearly 20 years ministering to, pastoring and planting churches among. He had come to the United States to attend Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, a moment of divine timing that coincided with Boko Haram's first threats on his life. Read More
"I never thought that I was going to come back to Comerío," Santiago recalled of his hometown, "and I didn't want to come back." Read More
In the years since, many more refugees have filled the news cycle. More than a million Rohingya people have reportedly been forced out of their homes in Myanmar, taking shelter in Bangladesh, Malaysia and Thailand with no hope or plan for the future. Uganda is reportedly also hosting more than a million refugees from South Sudan. And refugees from Somalia, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and Nigeria join Syrians in their quest to somehow get beyond the reach of terrorist groups. Read More
"One time we didn't have any more Ketamine, a drug used for anesthesia, and we had been doing a lot of C-sections," said Larry Pepper, an International Mission Board doctor who serves at the Baptist Hospital in the town of Kigoma. See related story. "Another time we didn't have enough suture material." Read More
"They come back, and their perspective on their life and on the world is completely changed," noted Keith, who serves as lead pastor of Resonate Church, a Washington State-based church with campuses in Idaho and Oregon. "They see lostness where they had just seen regularity, and they see themselves as missionaries more than when they left."
Over the past three years, more than 80 students have participated in Resonate's partnership with International Mission Board workers in the East Asia region. Students travel there to serve for 10 weeks in the summer or two weeks on Christmas break. Read More
And in the midst of that heartbreak, the International Mission Board worker and Ukrainian believers -- along with help from his home pastor J.D. Greear and The Summit Church -- want to help locals find a hope that transcends the uncertainty of war.
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- In January 2016, Jana Shortal, a news anchor who works in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was about to start hosting a new show.
- In an interview with INSIDER, she said that she was dreading getting back to her "TV lady uniform" of straightened hair, lots of makeup, and out of character clothes. Shortal naturally has short, curly hair and prefers to wear T-shirts.
- So she made the "terrifying" choice to dress in the way that made her feel comfortable.
- Yes, there have been trolls, but she said it's worth it to use her platform to create LGBTQ visibility.
- Shortal said she wasn't trying to make a statement or change broadcast TV — she just wanted to feel good about herself.
- Visit INSIDER.com for more stories.
Jana Shortal knew it was time for a change.
In January 2016, the news anchor who works for KARE-11 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was about to start hosting a new show. After weeks of rehearsing in her everyday clothes, she found herself dreading getting back to wearing her full news anchor "uniform," as we first read on "Today."
Shortal has brown, curly hair and prefers to wear T-shirts and suit jackets. But build a career in broadcast TV, she felt he had to dress or look a certain way. Her TV "uniform" as she called it, involved straightening her hair, wearing a full face of makeup, and dressing in clothes she would never wear on a day off.
"I struggled trying to look what I would call 'normal' in the TV lady uniform," she told INSIDER. "I didn't do my hair very well. My makeup was pretty bad. I didn't know how to do it — it wasn't intuitive to me"
The journalist told INSIDER she was dreading having to look that way again.
Shortal remembers one of her coworkers finally asking her: "'Why would you [dress like] that if this is how you really look?" The two had a "candid conversation about how people were supposed to present in this workplace." After that, the news anchor decided to dress the way she wanted to — not the way she felt she was expected to.
Shortal said her first broadcast for "Breaking the News" was "terrifying."
"I was really scared," Shortal said. "While they may be just clothes when people hear about it now or read that story, to me they were far more significant. You express yourself in how you dress. It's really a lot easier to assimilate than it is to stand out."
Read more: Newscasters wore the same $20 dress all over the country
Shortal told "Today" that she came out as a lesbian shortly after accepting her first broadcast TV job in the early 2000s. Her experiences in the last two decades have informed the last three years of her career, she told INSIDER. The journalist said she has received pushback from "trolls" throughout her career, but she was especially nervous about this change.
After that first show, though, she realized it would be OK — no matter what she wore on camera.
"The world didn't end," she said."I didn't go off the air that night or have a bunch of people in the parking lot waiting to beat me up. Nobody cared."
Shortal said that many of her fears were lessened by her co-workers, namely her co-host Rena Sarigianopoulos. She said it can be crucial to have a strong support system — whether it's during the coming out process or just the day-to-day existence as a marginalized person.
"You always hear one teacher, one mentor, one adult who loves somebody in their life can make a difference — and that's really true for people who struggle with how they look, their gender presentation, their sexual orientation, any number of things that society deems as 'other,'" she said. "If somebody says I see you and I believe in you, that matters."
The journalist told INSIDER that she's glad to provide representation since she works in a job with such a high degree of visibility. But she wants to be clear: When she wore a suit on camera in January 2016 she wasn't trying to make a statement or change broadcast TV — she just wanted to feel good about herself.
"It's awkward for me, it's nerve-wracking, it's emotionally exhausting because I don't wanna disappoint anybody," Shortal said. "At its the very basic message, I'm just getting dressed the way I feel comfortable. And if that makes someone uncomfortable, I'm not sorry anymore."


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100 Heartbreaks (1W, 5M)
Sidle up to the bar at the Horseshoe Tavern where big-haired, sweet-voiced country darling Charlane Tucker is booked to play a set of barroom classics. She's not shy about the motor behind her cross-country tour: get her heart broken enough times to be sad enough to write the perfect country song. But her live show—with the Horseshoe's stellar house band—veers wildly off course when a past fling unexpectedly turns up. You have a front row seat for a night of whiskey-fueled drama. A story about not giving up, despite the odds, 100 Heartbreaks is a raucous send-up of and love song to the good ol' days of country music. The show features 17 brand-new, old-school country songs. More info at 100heartbreaks.com
Development: Seattle Repertory Theatre's New Play Program, Northwest Playwrights Alliance, Capitol Hill Arts Center, and Bumbershoot Arts and Culture Festival. The play premiered in Austin, TX, for a sold-out run at the Sahara Lounge.
Knotted (2W)
Abby, an online dominatrix, and Cheryl, a fifth-grade teacher, strike up a dangerous friendship—one with fuzzy boundaries, shifting power, and tangles of secrets. A play about fear and desire, Knotted asks, "What happens when you let go of control?"
Development: Great Plains Theatre Conference; Kitchen Dog Theater New Works Festival; groundswell playwrights conference.
The Orange Garden (2W, 3M)
It's 1972 and John signs up for the Peace Corps to avoid the draft and impress a girl. He winds up alone in a country he couldn't even find on a map: Iran. While his best friend, Gabor, ships off to Vietnam, and his girlfriend, Rainey, dreams of the adventure she's too afraid to embark on, John is swept into a swirl of poetry, dervishes, and the growing fire of the coming revolution. John is ultimately forced to return to America as the Iran hostage crisis is unfolding, and he finds himself a foreigner in the place he thought was home.
Development: The University of Texas at Austin MFA Showcase; The Banff Centre Playwrights Colony, NEWvember Festival of New Plays. 2016 Kilroys List (honorable mention), 2016 Keene Prize for Literature
Please Open Your Mouth (2 lead performers plus an ensemble)
An immersive, participatory theatrical experience of food and sex. A select few lucky audience members gain entrance to a clandestine culinary orgy where a charismatic host and a cadre of servers lead their guests through a series of wildly unexpected dinner courses. On the menu: a feast of taboos, fantasies, and fetishes. Come hungry.
Development: Cohen New Works Festival (2016), Cafe Nordo (2017)
Wild Places (TBD)
An immersive play about drugs, healing, and the unknown. Two women lead groups of audience members through rituals of self-healing and consciousness-expanding; all the while their stories and fears begin to creep in and take over. Petra is a famous self-help guru who preaches against pharmaceutical companies; Girly is a panic-ridden weirdo who drank ayahuasca accidentally. Their two worlds squish and fold and slam together through experiential wildness and interactive technology. You might encounter a trampoline, a bucket of pills, thousands of glow-in-the-dark bouncy balls, blood, or snakes.
Development with the Rude Mechs as a Rude Fusion project March 2017.
2x4 (1W, 1M, ten-minutes)
A couple decides whether they will break up or not by re-enacting their relationship's most memorable moments.
Premiere: 14/48 Austin: The World's Quickest Theater Festival, 2015
Cat Cafe, (2W, ten-minutes)
Two lonely travelers bond over sex and Xanax in a Tokyo cat cafe.
Charged, (1W, 1M, ten-minutes)
A man falls in love with a woman who is lightning, literally.
Published: Bare Fiction Magazine, 2015 (UK)
Face the Strange (3W, ten minutes)
Two childhood friends kidnap the bride-to-be on the eve of her wedding night and take her to their old secret hideout to help the bride decide whether or not she wants to go through with the wedding. They invoke David Bowie, and things get strange.
Commission: Westmont College HIVE Fringe Festival, 2016 (Santa Barbara, CA)
Fireflies, (3 performers, 2 musicians)
A 30-minute immersive theater and music experience designed for ages 0-5. In a magical underground cave, two creatures navigate the dark using sounds. They discover that by moving together, they can make beautiful music, and those unique sounds attract a fleet of fireflies who come to play. Created with Tamara Carroll.
Development: ZACH Theatre
Miss End of the World (3W, 1M, one-act)
Stranded in a casino after the apocalypse occurs, a group of Las Vegas night club regulars stage a beauty pageant to compete for the last remaining candy bar.
Commission/Premiere: Live Girls! Theater (Seattle)
The Seven Seductions of Taylor Swift (1M)
Seven female playwrights wildly speculate about Taylor Swift's sex life through the mouths of her seven boyfriends – Joe Jonas, John Mayer, Taylor Lautner, Cory Monteith, Jake Gyllenhaal, Conor Kennedy, and Harry Styles. Acclaimed LA actor, Thaddeus Shafer, plays all seven in a story of love, innocence, power, and douchebags.
Premiere: Hollywood Fringe Festival, Second run: New York International Fringe Festival


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It's out of control now a days! Every where you look there is some form of (HD Screen Display/Device) somewhere drawing our attention. We might as well call us the, "I" era because after all, it is all about us right? I mean we have the Ipad, the Iphone, the Imac, the Ipod, the Idog! Even!! I mean it is getting ridiculous if you ask me! Below are names of different websites and the good/bad that I see that comes out of them. I know what I'm about to say is highly controversial so, don't be surprised by the opposition I may face. I'll survive.
The Bad:
OK. So like with any social networking site it has it's ups and it has it's downs. Facebook has the ability to virtually connect you with anyone, any business, and thing really in the entire world. There are many features and improvements that happen on Facebook what appears to be about every week; if not every day. I have kept you waiting long enough I think, okay, so it's down to the nitty gritty. What do I find good and bad about Facebook? Let me begin by starting with:
I understand that blocking is a good tool. I am grateful for blocking for the reason that, predators can be kept out, spammers can be gone for good, fake profiles can be shut out, etc. etc. This is what Facebook blocking is used for, effectively. The reason I find Facebook blocking un-useful otherwise is because, so many users abuse this useful tool. If one decides not to like someone anymore, they have the freedom to shut them out of there life; if one speaks there mind, the other observing this person may be offended by some unoffensive thing that was said and block them off the face of the earth never to be seen or heard again right? Wrong! Very wrong. You can block others on Facebook all you want with a click of a button, you can be in control of others feelings, lives, and really just about anyone you wish to. You can do that on Facebook! But let's be honest with ourselves; If real life was like Facebook (Yes, their really is a life apart from this website; those of you who "can't live without" Facebook). If, say, your Aunt came over and was visiting with the family over dinner and she made a remark about something you didn't like, would you find it easy to look up at her and angrily declare, "I cannot believe you said that! I am going to block you! For good!" Following that would be you taking a thick piece of duct tape, slapping in tight over her mouth, marking it with a clean, "X", and throwing her outside, locking the door behind you so you ensure that she never returns inside your personal space again. Really?? You may say, "Oh of course I would never do that! That is no way to handle problems! Everybody knows it's not easy to ignore them. You have to face them duh!." Hmm, okay, then why is Facebook any different? It may be you in the comfort of your own home and a computer screen at first glance; but when you log on, you have to remember, it's like your walking into a room full with the people you are interacting with. These people you see online are more than tiny clumps of colorful pigmented matter on a computer screen. It goes beyond that. Remember, these people have real feelings, real emotions, real hurts, real lives. Your messing with a lot more then a monitor. And it hurts. When you block someone on Facebook for an ill reason, believe it or not it makes the person on the other side feel just as low as "your Aunt" getting locked outside and unable to speak. Everyone should be able to feel as though they can speak their mind without getting shot down or rejected. If you wouldn't do it in real life, then don't do it on Facebook. Remember, Facebook IS real life! And you have the power to change your whole relationship with someone, in a good way or in a bad way. The people on the other end of that click of the mouse or that tap of the finger are being deeply effected by your decision making. Be careful what you choose to do and say. "Then Peter opened his mouth, and said, Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons:" (Acts 10:34)
...Now as for...
The Good:
It's Free!
The popular network allows you to connect with family members and friends virtually anywhere and anytime. I LOVE that I am able to chat, comment, message post, video chat you name it! There are a billion different ways to connect with your friends and family that make you feel like you are right their with them and the best part is, it's all 100% FREE to do so. That's really all I have to say about Facebook.
...Now on to...
The Bad:
Myspace. Everywhere I turn on Myspace I see some risque image or over the top graphic that would make a puppy blush. It is disturbing and distasteful to say the very least. I cancelled my Myspace because of this reason. Not only that, but I don't know if you noticed but it appeared to me that because of this openness Myspace exudes when it comes to profanity; it seems to me that it has helped attract more predators to the site. I spent most of my time on Myspace when I was in middle school and unforgettably witnessed many cases of online predator attacks at one point and time I was a victim. It's a a very scary and dangerous place to be. I wouldn't recommend Myspace to anyone. Now this isn't to say that Facebook isn't any better, there are predators and some profanity on Facebook as well; the difference is it can be monitored. The user has the option to view it or not where as Myspace --it's just blatant in your face yucky stuff. Don't go on Myspace, it's a waste of time.
The Good:
Hmm... honestly, I've got nothing.
...Moving on to...
The Bad:
It doesn't make sense!!! (At least, not to me anyway). It;s like Twitter is trying to be Facebook combined with Myspace and instagram...it just AINT' gonna' work! I mean really? I signed up once, made an account, tweeted a couple tweets and bam I felt instantly cool. Then after about doing that 10 more times and changing my background I was BORED. Sorry Twitter but I have disowned you because you are nothing more than a website that doesn't make sense and that is all you will ever be to me. Now you may say, "Hey! Don't knock Twitter just because you can't figure it out! Maybe if you figured it out you would learn to appreciate it more..." Oh please. Ha! No, probably not. Sorry guys, Twitter just isn't my thing. Even if I DID learn how to maneuver the puppy I just think I would faint from the lack of brain cells I would be producing when viewing the tweets of people's mindless opinions and rants, (oh, no wait, that's Facebook.).
The Good:
I know, I could of had you fooled but I am not TOTALLY deadest against Twitter... I do like that fluffy little bird. :-)
...Next up is...
The Bad:
Well, if you know anything about Instagram you know pictures. But not just any pictures: retro "hipster chic" (ew) photographs are taken by the one and only you! You can share them with the world! And this is where I dislike the website. Let me break it down for you: I take a picture. I post the picture of my kid. It gets "Loved" by some random person. I don't know that someone. I get creeped out wondering how they even viewed it. I don't know them. Begin to feel awkward all over. Have a mini-heart attack and ka-bam! My thumbs are sliding around fast trying to look for the "Block" button. (Yes Instagram has a block button just like Facebook). Excuse me, may I take the time to interject here right quick? Have you noticed that Facebook was the first website that I chose to review and it is the website that has been brought up over and over again in some way as I am trying to share about these others? Hee hee... I think Facebook (there it goes again) is quite honestly the "role model" so to speak for EVERY other networking site out there. Ok, so, my advice to you Instagram -- Be yourself! Create better privacy settings for your users! And stop trying to be like... Facebook... . . .
The Good:
EVERY picture you take looks GLAMOROUS! I mean for crying out loud on the snow capped mountains of persia! (Does it even snow in Persia?) Um, uh, anyway --they are incredible! You seriously could take a picture of the moldy cheese you found on the bottom of the fridge or the gum stuck flat on a city street and make it look stunning! Props to you Instagram for turning all of my boring photos into retro pieces of pop art! I call for a name change! InstaGLAM anyone? Anyone? Bular.
...Oh and finally of course I almost forgot...
...the ever so famous...
The Bad:
Honestly? I couldn't. I wouldn't! Google is my teacher.
The Good:
I just had a baby nearly 10 months ago and I am STILL sporting Mommy weight. I would much rather Google how to diet than diet! This website is the mother of all websites. Google holds more information than my brain. It is a remarkable place on the web where your questions can be answered, you apprehensions can be reassured, your sick dog can be cured and your Grandma can be entertained. Ya' Gotta' love Google. Who doesn't?
Well this wraps up my website reviews. If you found this interesting let me know! And feel free to leave me a comment below and maybe throw in your two sense It would be interesting to hear YOUR take on these popular and growing sites on the web!


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6th Annual International Conference on Business, Law & Economics, 6-9 May 2019, Athens, Greece
|Strategic Ethical and Sustainable Business
Stream Leader: Dr. Siddharth Mohapatra, Academic Member, ATINER & Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode, India.
The aim of this stream is to discuss the cutting edge strategies that are increasingly being used to create ethical and sustainable business. Strategic organizational concepts and practices like triple bottom-line (TBL), creating shared value, sustainable value creation, corporate citizenship, sustainability development goals, sustainability reporting, sustainability work systems, etc. presently are the buzzwords across corporate corridors. So also sustainable HRM, valued-based leadership, positive organizational behaviour, ethical organizational culture, green marketing, fair trade, sustainability champions, sustainable consumption, corporate volunteering, TBL accounting, sustainable supply-chains, and so on. In Porter and Kramer's (2011, p. 66) words, these "policies and operating practices that enhance the competitiveness of a company while simultaneously advancing the economic and social conditions in the communities in which it operates"—or, strategic ethical and sustainable business leading to true sustainability. With this backdrop, we invite scholarly qualitative, quantitative, and mixed method submissions in the any of the above mentioned areas.
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RSS is a Web-based technology used by businesses, organizations and the government to publish frequently updated online content. With RSS, OSHA Web site users can avoid the time-consuming, conventional browsing methods and instead have content delivered directly via e-mail messages.
"We are excited to implement this technology as we continue to expand access to OSHA's products for our stakeholders," said OSHA Administrator Edwin Foulke Jr. "RSS will help to ensure subscribers receive real-time news from OSHA."
The RSS Reader regularly checks for new content on OSHA's Web site and provides a headline linking to the new posting, as well as a short description. OSHA news releases are the first RSS feed to be provided to stakeholders.
To receive the agency's RSS feeds, users can download an RSS Reader or use a Web-based RSS Reader. For more information on subscribing to and using RSS feeds, visit OSHA's new RSS page: http://www.osha.gov/rss/index.html.


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Who doesn't like GIFs from infomercials? Are you not human?
Wow measuring is difficult!
"Billy! Oh, COME ON! MOM!!!!"
"How does spoon work?"
Nice post-shower dance move.
"Mom has finally lost it..."
"How do towels work again? I'm confused."
Oh yeah, oh yeah, it's a Snuggie camping party...
"Ow, my wrist! Thanks, Obama."
Oh, these binoculars are SO heavy...
THIS right here is why I don't wash my car. Ever.
Salad? Again?
Greg Enslen is an Ohio author of twenty-seven books, including four books in the "Frank Harper Mysteries" series and three other novels. He also writes original screenplays and guides for popular TV shows such as "Game of Thrones" and "Mr. Robot." His books are available from major retailers and on Amazon and via Kindle.
Greg lives in southern Ohio with his wife, three children, three dogs and an indeterminate number of cats. His interests include travel, reading, film and television, and yelling at various sports franchises. Greg enjoys writing late at night, after everyone else has finally trudged off to bed and the house is quiet. To receive updates, subscribe to the "A Murder of Crows" Newsletter.


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August 29 - October 20, 2017
Opening reception
Wednesday, September 6
From 6 to 7:30 PM
On view: Monday - Friday
From 3 to 4:30 PM
Embassy of Argentina
1600 New Hampshire Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20009
the exhibition
The title of the show, Borgeana, refers to a series of large watercolors on paper presented as an homage to Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges. In a style characteristic of Simes, a combination of images and text form the structure of each artwork in the exhibition.
Alfredo Ratinoff
about the artist
Born in Córdoba, Argentina in 1960, graduated from Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes with a master's degree in printmaking and drawing. He began his career in Córdoba, later moving to Buenos Aires and finally settling in Chicago, where now lives and works. Throughout his career his aesthetic output has been conceived in diverse disciplines, including paper making, drawing, painting, sculpture, object-making, performance, photography, industrial design, applied arts and printmaking. An avid reader and traveler, his artistic production has been informed and modeled by literary, historical and philosophical currents, as well as observations made while traveling, creating the visual analogies that become his artworks. Sime's works are in private and public collections in Argentina, France, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Mexico and the USA among other countries.


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The European citizens' initiative enables one million EU citizens from at least seven EU countries to call on the European Commission to propose legislation on matters where the EU has competence to legislate. It is a right that is enshrined in the EU treaties. The rules and procedures governing the citizens' initiative are set out in an EU regulation adopted by the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union in February 2011.
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No real shocker here. Everybody knows that when America catches a cold Black America catches pneumonia. It's just the nature of the beast. I'm sure there are factors outside of race as to why a lot of African Americans have not find jobs, but let's not pretend that race isn't one of those factors.
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For the country as a whole, the unemployment rate fell in 2011. That's good news, right?
Not so much for African Americans.
As the economy slowly improved last year, the unemployment rate fell for both whites and Latinos.
But at the end of the year the black unemployment rate was 15.8 percent, exactly where it started out 2011, according to the government's December jobs report released Friday. That's a sharp contrast to the white unemployment rate, which fell to 7.5 percent last month.
The broad trend is unfortunately nothing new, said Bill Rodgers, chief economist with the Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University. The black unemployment rate has been roughly double that of whites since the government started tracking the figures in 1972.
But there's a new story emerging too.
Black men captured about 237,000 job gains in 2011, whereas black women actually ended the year with fewer jobs than they had a year ago.
Black men still have a higher unemployment rate overall, but their's at least improved -- while for black women, it got worse.
Rodgers attributes this trend to massive government job cuts during the year.
"Minorities and women are heavily concentrated in public sector jobs," he said. "With these major cuts we're seeing in public employment, you're going to see minorities pushed out of these jobs."
Overall, blacks accounted for only 9 percent of the nation's job gains during the year, even though they make up 12 percent of the civilian population, according to Department of Labor.


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Janet Jackson is heading to Sin City.
The 52-year-old singer announced on Tuesday she's launching a three-month residency at Park MGM's Park Theater in Las Vegas.
The show, Metamorphosis, promises to peel back the layers of the five-time Grammy winner's private life— from her childhood all the way through her acclaimed career.
"Fans will follow her path to self-love, empowerment, motherhood and activism, amidst the challenges faced along her personal journey," a press release stated. "She encourages her audiences to find their own light within themselves through her Metamorphosis."
Not only will the concert series provide "electrifying visuals" and "explosive dance numbers," but it will also give attendees the opportunity to hear Jackson's chart-topping hits. In addition, the program will celebrate the 30-year anniversary of her album Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814.
But if fans want tickets, they'll need to act fast. Jackson is performing a total of 15 shows.
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Johnston County
Matthew delivers powerful punch
Hurricane Matthew crippled parts of Johnston County, swelling the Neuse River to a record crest in Smithfield and claiming three lives.
Matthew swept through much of central North Carolina on Saturday, dumping more than a foot of rain in parts of Johnston and causing widespread blackouts, road washouts and broken water lines.
Two days after the last drop of rain fell, it wasn't over for Johnston. For many homes and businesses, the worst was still to come.
Smithfield experienced some of the most damaging flooding in its history as the Neuse River crested Monday morning at 29.09 feet, nearly two feet above the floodwaters of Hurricane Fran.
All three Johnston deaths reported as of Oct. 13 were in vehicles that had driven into flooded roadways.
Diamond Shuntelle Bennett, 19, of Selma died Saturday night when floodwaters swept away her car on Interstate 95 near mile marker 85, according to the State Highway Patrol.
Thomas Bradley Page, 30, of Youngsville died when a Nissan Versa became submerged in floodwaters and was swept off Cornwallis Road near N.C. 42 in the Cleveland community Sunday, trapping five people inside. Four people were rescued. Page was found several days later.
Also on Sunday, a car traveling on N.C. 210 near Galilee Road drove across a bridge covered by deep, rushing flood waters and was swept off the road into a nearby field. A resident in a small boat tried to help the driver, but floodwaters swept the vehicle away, according to the Highway Patrol. On Tuesday, Robert Maurice Audet, 67, of Riverdale, Ga., was found dead.
Over the weekend, rescue boats and National Guard helicopters pulled hundreds of people from their homes or stranded cars, and rescues continued Monday, said Johnston County Emergency Management coordinator Kevin Madsen.
More than 500 people sought refuge in the four shelters Johnston County opened in the aftermath of Matthew. The shelter at Smithfield-Selma High School was the last to close, on Tuesday, but the Salvation Army opened a shelter at its building on Bright Leaf Boulevard in Smithfield for anyone who still needed refuge.
Johnston is among the more than 30 N.C. counties eligible for federal aid.
As of Wednesday, Johnston County water customers remained on a boil advisory because water line breaks created the threat of bacteria in the water.
The Johnston County sewage-treatment treatment plant, which lies along the Neuse River, flooded and was leaking waste into floodwaters. County Manager Rick Hester said Johnston could do little until the water receded.
"Once there's an opportunity to get in there, we'll have the right personnel start pumping the water out of the plant," Hester said. "It's unfortunately not an uncommon thing in situations like this. It's one of our biggest priorities right now."
For Johnston residents, bottled water was available at fire stations across the county.
At one point after the storm, the county had more than 34,000 power outages. By Tuesday, that number was down to about 10,000 and continued to fall.
Matthew washed out portions of more than 93 roads in the county, and major highways such as interstates 40 and 95 near Benson were closed to traffic in both directions because of flooding.
The marina at Holt Lake South in Four Oaks was underwater Sunday morning. Later in the day, Smithfield police closed the West Market Street entrance to town as floodwaters began inching toward the roadway. The Smithfield Town Commons was underwater Monday.
Homes and businesses in low-lying areas near the river flooded Saturday and some did again on Monday as the river crested.
Jonathan Gaskins and his family have lived at 404 S. Third St. in Smithfield since 2003 and had never seen flooding as severe as what they saw Saturday and Sunday. Gaskins was out clearing debris his yard on Sunday, the water just a few feet away.
"It was worse last night," Gaskins said Sunday afternoon. "It flooded the road and up closer to the house. We got a little water in the basement."
Upper Neuse Riverkeeper Matthew Starr said pollution in the river was likely a result of the severe flooding.
Schools close
Johnston County students didn't return to class all week after Matthew, but teachers were allowed to return Wednesday if they chose.
On Monday, nearly two-thirds of the district's schools were still without power or water, but conditions improved dramatically through the night. By 10 a.m. Tuesday, just eight schools were still waiting for utilities to come back online, and by the end of the day, only Clayton Middle School was waiting to come online.
Princeton Middle/High School saw the worst of the flooding in the school system, with two inches of water filling the first floor of the school, chief operations officer Patrick Jacobs said during Tuesday's cabinet meeting.
"The flooding was extensive on the first floor of the main building; (a cleanup company) had to cut out Sheetrock and cabinetry and things of that nature," Jacobs said. "Most of the other schools had some flooding, ceiling tiles, roof leaks, the normal things we have."
Beyond the schools themselves, the biggest obstacle to normalcy is the roads parents and buses use to bring students to school. Jacobs quoted a figure from the N.C. Department of Transportation that 80 percent of Johnston's rural roads sustained some amount of damage.
The computer program the school district uses to determine the most efficient route for buses was not running, which combined with the damaged roads meant the school system didn't yet know the best way to get some students to school.
Perhaps the worst-hit building was Facility Services, the school system's maintenance building at West Market Street and N.C. 210 in Smithfield, Jacobs said. Around a foot and a half of standing water was inside the building, he said, and a number of utility vehicles were covered with water.
"It was 100 percent underwater," Jacobs said. "We moved most of our fleet Sunday to the front parking lot. Unfortunately, it flooded all the way out to Highway 210. Several of the vehicles were totally submerged. Some are still there; we just couldn't get to them."
School officials suggested an indefinite halt to middle school athletics but said high school sports teams might be able to resume optional practices this week, though games appear unlikely.
"We're not going to put anyone in harm's way for the sake of a ball game or a practice," Superintendent Ross Renfrow said.
A mixed bag for businesses
Restaurants across Smithfield kept their doors closed Sunday because they had no power. Some, like Scott Gandolf of Gotham's Deli on Market Street, had generators running to keep food in refrigerators and freezers from spoiling.
Smithfield's loss was Selma's gain, though, as scores of people packed the McDonald's and Bojangles. Selma's power flickered, town leaders said, but remained steady.
Daisy Johnson, an employee at the Bojangles in Selma, came to work at 8 a.m. Sunday and was heading home in the afternoon after a busy day.
"It feels like over 1,000 (people)," she said, pointing to both the people inside and cars in the drive-through line, which was backed up onto U.S. 70. The restaurant had power and running water, Johnson said, and got a delivery truck Sunday.
"We haven't run out yet, so we're good," she said. "People are coming from all over because they don't have power or water."
Rose and Jay House of Smithfield, along with their 3-year-old son, Justin, were having lunch at Bojangles. They had been without power since about 6:30 p.m. Saturday and lost water Sunday.
"There's some trickling," Rose House said. "But there's hardly any water pressure. We had some flooding in our yard, but nothing in the house."
"And our TV broke!" Justin House said, noting he was bored without it.
Marissa Summerlin and her wife, Jessica, came all the way to the Selma Bojangles from Goldsboro.
"It's a mess in parts of Wayne County," Marissa Summerlin said.
Courtney Bradley and her 2-year-old son, Kayden, were having lunch with Elijah Sutton and talked about the storm damage over chicken and biscuits. All three live in Smithfield.
Bradley said she had water but no power Sunday. The opposite was true for Sutton. Flooding on his street stranded him and his neighbors until Sunday, he said.
Bradley, who works at McDonald's on Bright Leaf Boulevard in Smithfield, said employees worked at the Selma McDonald's after water flooded and caused computer problems at the Smithfield restaurant.
"The computers started sparking when the water got inside," she said.
Sutton said he and Diamond Shuntelle Bennett, who was killed in the flooding Saturday, had been classmates at Smithfield-Selma High School.
"We went to school together," Sutton said. "She was on her way back from work. The last thing she said was, 'The car is replaceable, I'm not.' "
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Category Archives: Bacon Knowledge & Fun
Facts and fiction about bacon. Sometimes true facts, sometimes just plain entertainment.
Bacon Love on SomeEcards!
Everyone knows SomeEcards. They have those wonderful memes you can make your own captions to. I decided to go through all bacon-related options and pick what I believe to be the best ones. I broke them up into categories, check them out:
Elle's Favorites:
Elle's Holiday Favorites:
Elle's Birthday Favorites:
Other Good Ones:
– Elle.
Oh, Those Yummy Bacon Drippings….
So you've made a nice stock pile of bacon? Got a lot of bacon drippings left? What will you do with it all? How do you store it? Where to store it? I'll help you with that. Or better yet, others will but I gathered the info in one convenient spot for you. You can always have some real bacon seasoning around. Forget the fake "hickory" flavored stuff. Enjoy!
Facts About Bacon Drippings:
* "It's a myth that Bacon Drippings are the worst fat you can eat. Bacon Drippings, in fact, have 42% less saturated fat than does butter." (CooksInfo.com)
* " Bacon Fat is lower in saturated fat (by about 42%) than butter, and higher in the good monosaturated and polyunsaturated fats. Like all fats (including oils), it needs to be used in moderation." (CooksInfo.com)
* "Per 1 tablespoon: 3 Weight Watchers PointsPlus®" (CooksInfo.com)
* "Bacon drippings are high in fat but low in sodium." (eHow.com)
Proper Ways of Filtering and Preparing Your Bacon Drippings for Storage:
* Choose a jar with a mouth wide enough that you can easily get a spoon into, to take out a bit at a time. The jar should have a tight-fitting lid. Pour the liquified Bacon Drippings into the jar through a strainer (or skip the strainer, if you don't care about the crispy bits getting in). Keep the glass jar refrigerated. Or, you can freeze it if you like in a plastic container, if you don't use it all that often.
Containers for Bacon Drippings:
* I found a pretty cool storage container for drippings that actually says its filters for you. I haven't tried it myself, but I should love to.
* SouthernLiving.com had an awesome idea of placing your drippings into an ice cube tray and then freezing!
– Elle.
The Simpsons' Bacon Love
I do love The Simpsons. Maybe not the last couple seasons as much as the ones before, but it's a lifetime love I just can't give up on. I grew up on them and have always had them around. And there have been some great mentions and displays of bacon the show. But I will never understand how Homer twirls his bacon on his fork. No, seriously. Watch closer next time. I prefer mine crispy.
Some other websites have collected bacon quotes already, which I will share. I gathered as much bacon-related Simpsons material as I could find so you could enjoy it here in one spot.
My Favorite Bacon Moment on the Simpsons:
The Golden Ticket, a trip to "Farmer Billy's Bacon Factory". Yeah it's not the only animated series to do a reference to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Futurama did one for the Slurm Factory. Family Guy did one for the Pawtucket Brewery. But I get a kick out of these references and love how they went with a bacon factory for Homer.
Bacon References From the Simpsons:
* All Things Bacon on the Simpsons, by: Wikisimpsons
* Top 10 Bacon Quotes from Homer Simpson, by: Royal Bacon Society
Video Clips of Bacon Love on the Simpsons:
Homer's Magical Animal:
Rich Creamery Butter:
Bart and Homer Eating:
Burger King Commercial:
Non-Delicious Fat:
Makin' Bacon on the Beach (Shakey Clip, Let Me Know if You Have a Better One):
Home Simpson Bacon Pictures:
Thank You, Bacon Wrapped Media for making These Up! Check out the website for more pictures.
Here are my favorites:
– Elle.


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Vegan / Gluten Free / Paleo / Whole 30
4 medium sized japanese sweet potatoes, washed and scrubbed
2 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp sea salt
4 tb sesame oil
The world is your oyster! sometimes we like ketchup, but today we used organic guacamole.
I'm not sure about you guys, but I am obsessed with sweet potato fries, no matter what shape, size, or color they come in. I don't discriminate, and in fact, I could probably live off SPF alone! But that said, I wanted to change things up today, and give them a slightly different taste. Today I oven roasted them in sesame oil instead of using avocado oil, which is what I almost always do.
Most people don't think of baking with sesame oil, but you can. Sesame oil has a high smoke point of 410 degrees F (210 degrees C). So while I typically oven roast my fries using avocado oil at 425 degrees, I do these at 400 degrees and bake them for slightly longer. Welcome, my friends, to the most delicious way to eat your sweet potato fries!
Now, I do believe these are Whole 30 approved. I have read all the rules, and while cooking with seed oils is discouraged, the modern approach is that you can have sesame oil, as long as there are no other non-compliant ingredients. So pair yours with a homemade guac with compliant ingredients, and BOOM, there you go.
Today I didn't have time to make fresh guacamole, but man I was craving it. Luckily I had a few tubs of Yucatan Organic guacamole in my fridge that needed to be put to good use, so there you have it. My kids love this guac, so much so that Gavyn has been known to faceplant in it, double dip, triple dip, and eat the whole damn container.
So without further ado, I introduce to you my Oven Roasted Sesame Sweet Potato Fries.
Makes 8 servings
Preheat oven to 400.
Cut the sweet potatoes in half and then lengthwise, into 1/2 inch strips.
In a medium bowl, add the potatoes, salt, garlic powder, and sesame oil.
Make sure to coat the potatoes well.
On a parchment lined baking sheet, add the sweet potatoes in a single layer.
Bake for 22 minutes.
Remove from the oven and flip them over once.
Bake for another 20-22 minutes. They should be slightly crispy on the outside.
If they are not, then turn on the broiler for 30 seconds to 1 minute, watching carefully so they don't burn.
Remove from oven, pair with your guacamole, and DEVOUR.
Welcome to your new favorite sweet potato fries recipe. If you make them, be sure to tag me on Instagram and use hashtag #kalejunkie. Enjoy!


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Shat Karma is derived from the Sanskrit/Hindi language and means six cleansings, which are performed to remove toxins and waste from the body and can be performed very easily when needed. Our body is an excellent self sustaining system like an automatic super computer which controls a large number of functions. But sometimes it needs service. That service to the body can be provided through shat karma. It is the perfect yogic procedure to clean the body. If waste products are not removed properly and regularly, they lead to stagnation and ultimately various diseases. These six procedures (Kirya) are:
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- Dhoti Kirya
- Nauli Kirya
- Basti Kirya and Ganesh Kirya
- Kapal Bhati
- Tratak
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Distance from Mount Hermon, KY to Thelma, KY
Driving distance between Mount Hermon, KY and Thelma, KY is 234.13 miles (or 376.80 kilometers). If you drove an average car (using about 3.6 gallons of gas per mile), the gas would cost you around $, since you would need about gallons of fuel.
Leaving from Mount Hermon, KY you would reach Thelma, KY in about 4 hours 36 mins if you keep an average speed of miles per hour, assuming you don't make any breaks or get stuck in traffic.