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One of the newest subdivisions in southeast Plano will be built less than a quarter mile from the Plano Police Department's gun range, but the developer said he believes the homes will still be attractive to buyers.
The 73-home neighborhood will be located on the south side of 14th Street, east of the intersection with Plano Parkway. The development cleared its final hurdle Monday, when the Plano City Council voted 8-0 to overrule a decision by the planning and zoning commission denying the request.
Rick Fambro, president of Fairway Group Real Estate, the company marketing the property, said recent improvements to the gun range including foam walls that have greatly reduced the amount of noise the range emits.
Don Plunk of Henry S. Miller, the project's developers, said builders have a variety of tools at their disposal to lessen the outside noise inside residences. He said insulated, double-pane windows will be used, as well as additional insulation between the brick and framing of the house. The subdivision is bordered railroad tracks to south, so similar techniques will be used to lessen the sound from trains, Plunk said.
"The sound attenuation can be done with reasonable cost," he said. "The expectation is that those units that have the extra insulation would be in cost of something less than $2,000 per unit."
City Planning Manager Tina Firgens said city staff did not support the development for a number of reasons. She specifically cited public safety response time, the lack of neighborhood parks in the area and the fact that the development did not correspond to the city's future land use plan.
The proximity to the gun range worried City Manager Bruce Glasscock, who said it could become an issue in the future.
"We continue to have concerns as encroachment of residential areas is allowed around that range," Glasscock said. "[We fear] that at some point in the future coming before this council will be that range and the nuisance that it is creating for those residents."
Fully enclosing the range will cost about $1 million, Glasscock said, adding that moving the range to another location will also be very expensive. He said even with additional insulation, people in their backyards would still be able to hear gun fire.
Councilman Pat Miner said builders should use signage and brochures to educate potential buyers about the gun range, which could potentially decrease future complaints. Plunk said that should not be an issue, and the information will be included in the marketing materials.
Prior to the council's vote, the property was part of the city's Research Technology District, which placed limitations on its development. Fambro said the zoning change was necessary for any development to occur, saying in the eight years his company has marketed the property, he has not had any serious offers from developers hoping to utilize the RT zoning.
"This has been the biggest challenge we have taken on in the entire 34 years I have been in the brokerage business in Plano," he said. "... This is not in the core RT district, whatsoever. ... In my opinion, this property should have never been zoned RT from the very beginning."
Prior to the council's vote, several council members expressed concerns about the challenges of developing the property.
"There is a lot of residential around there and I hate to see a landowner not be able to sell their property, since I do believe in landowners' rights," Councilman Jim Duggan said. "This particular piece of property, I do agree with Mr. Fambro, that with its topography and location, you are not going to get RT here. ... If you don't approve it tonight, I think it is going to sit there as vacant land for a long, long time."
Miner agreed, saying he has driven the land several times recently and doesn't see a problem with the land being developed for single family residences.
The council also instructed city staff to meet with adjacent landowners to find out whether they wished the change the zoning on their property, or remain as is.
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Websites which have sensitive information need to be patched to ensure its not exploited because of session issues.
In earlier versions of apache cookie reliability was not assumed and hence the default method was always using url-rewrite which meant every url link, every form submission etc would have a PHPSESSID=<sessionid> passed along to inform the server about the active session. New versions have turned this off using
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Well one might safe the offline page as a bookmark or pass the link across to others not realizing that the session id information is also sent. So someone who quickly accesses these pages could possible get logged on, this was also true wrt search engines, and I guess in some cases it being seen as duplicate content as the same page will have a different session id every time the robots scan the website.
But having this set does not mean you are protected. Let me explain.
What prevents me from presetting the session id! Assume there is a banking site www.example.com which has a login screen at www.example.com/login.php
I can send you can email with a link to the bank site as http://www.example.com/login.php?PHPSESSID=12345
When you click on the link it presents the session id as 12345 rather then asking the server to generate a new one. This is called session fixation. Keep in mind even with session.use_trans_sid = 0 this will work as this sets it only not to use url-rewrite. To prevent this altogether set session.use_only_cookies = 1 which ensures that only cookies will be used, but this could cause problems when dealing with transaction which involve switch sites, i.e. siteA forwards to site B for payment which forwards to siteA for thank you, in which case a phpsessid inform might be used to revive the old session.
A good approach would always be to at the login screen and immediately post login to force a new session id generated using random numbers
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you can also use session_regenerate_id() function to generate a new id
Also its always good to ensure every valid session is checked against an ip. One good method is to store the session id and remote ip information in a table, or better store the ip as a session variable itself, once the user logs in and ensure that this is continued for remaining pages for security. This ofcourse wont work when users use the same office or shared network as the ip to the outside world is the same.
https is always a good idea for sensitive sites, but keeping it persistent for all pages which use session is important if you really want a foolproof system else anyone can always sniff your packets.
So to quickly go through the bits
- set session.use_trans_sid = 0 in /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini file.
- Ensure you always use a new self generated session id on successful login attempt.
- Try setting session.use_only_cookies = 1 and check if all works fine.
- Use https throughout to ensure no one can sniff your session id.
- Store session id, remote IP information and compare for successive pages
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The session module cannot guarantee that the information you store in a session is only viewed by the user who created the session. You need to take additional measures to actively protect the integrity of the session, depending on the value associated with it.
Assess the importance of the data carried by your sessions and deploy additional protections -- this usually comes at a price, reduced convenience for the user. For example, if you want to protect users from simple social engineering tactics, you need to enable session.use_only_cookies. In that case, cookies must be enabled unconditionally on the user side, or sessions will not work.
There are several ways to leak an existing session id to third parties. A leaked session id enables the third party to access all resources which are associated with a specific id. First, URLs carrying session ids. If you link to an external site, the URL including the session id might be stored in the external site's referrer logs. Second, a more active attacker might listen to your network traffic. If it is not encrypted, session ids will flow in plain text over the network. The solution here is to implement SSL on your server and make it mandatory for users.
IP checking is a sometimes useful feature with two limitations that are important to be aware of:
1. Anyone surfing behind a proxy (e.g., someone at work) will provide the proxy's IP, not his own. Session ID replay attacks will not be prevented by IP checking for an attacker on the user's side of the proxy.
2. If the PHP application is behind a reverse proxy, the reverse proxy's IP address will be the only request IP seen by PHP, so IP checking is useless.
Perhaps, you would also like to timeout a session after some idle time. I noticed that session.gc_maxlifetime is not suitable for this. So I used this code to do the job:
if (!isset($_SESSION['timeout_idle'])) {
$_SESSION['timeout_idle'] = time() + MAX_IDLE_TIME;
} else {
if ($_SESSION['timeout_idle'] < time()) {
//destroy session
} else {
$_SESSION['timeout_idle'] = time() + MAX_IDLE_TIME;
In addition to ip-address binding not always being effective, it can also prevent users connecting through a proxy-pool from even being able to use your site. In such a scenario, a person's IP address may very well change with every access.
If you're handling anything remotely secure, the only safe option is HTTPS. If the data doesn't need to be that secure, than you should not allow a high-jacked session to do too much damage. Basically, don't assume that a person really is who they pretend to be just because the session says a person authenticated with a username and password: it may have been that person who logged in, but that doesn't mean it's still that person. So if you're going to do something like change passwords or something, require them to authenticate again on the same form.
It is also quite important to (somehow) make sure that the cookies you're setting (including the session cookie) is only visible to the site that created it (or to other trusted sites only).
If the cookie's path is set to '/' (the whole domain), then any website on the same domain (might be lots of websites) _will_ get the cookie through HTTP headers and could possibly hijack your session.
One slightly acceptable protection would be to lock a session to one IP adress.
One thing I do is encrypt everything server side that passes into my $_SESSION array. This might be overkill, but if anyone can see or gets access to my $_SESSION array it'll be encrypted gibberish and my system won't process anything coming from the $_SESSION array unless it matches my encryption key.


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Feb 15 |
West Side Story To Tour UK In September |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Fri, 15th Feb 2013 at 4:04pm
West Side Story will embark on a UK tour in September after it finishes its limited run at the Sadler's Wells from 7 August until 22 September.
West Side Story is returning to Sadler's Wells to celebrate the venue's 15th anniversary season...
Feb 14 |
Kristin Chenoweth Comes To London |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Thu, 14th Feb 2013 at 10:07am
For the first time in a decade the Tony Award winning Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth is bringing her concert tour to the UK. She will be performing for one night only at the London Coliseum on 11 March.
Feb 8 |
Broadway's Biesinger Joins Billy Elliot Cast |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Fri, 8th Feb 2013 at 3:38pm
Thirteen-year-old Tade Biesinger has stepped into the shoes of the title role in Billy Elliot The Musical at the Victoria Palace Theatre.
Feb 7 |
Full Casting Announced For Beautiful Thing |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Thu, 7th Feb 2013 at 4:46pm
Full casting has been announced for Jonathan Harvey's award-winning play Beautiful Thing, which opens at the Arts Theatre on 13 April. The revival will celebrate the play's twentieth anniversary since it's West End premiere.
Jan 29 |
Once The Musical Cast Announced |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Tue, 29th Jan 2013 at 3:55pm
Declan Bennett and Zrinka Cvitešić (pictured) will take the lead roles of the Guy and the Girl in Once, which opens at the Phoenix Theatre in London's West End on 9 April.
John Tiffany's production of the eight-time Tony Award winning...
Jan 22 |
Rupert Everett's Judas Kiss Hits West End |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Tue, 22nd Jan 2013 at 2:55pm
The Judas Kiss opens tonight, 22 January, at the Duke of York's Theatre. This West End engagement for David Hare's play about Oscar Wilde follows a sell-out run at the Hampstead Theatre. Rupert Everett (pictured) and Freddie Fox play the lead...
Jan 15 |
New Les Misérables Cast Takes To The Barricades |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Tue, 15th Jan 2013 at 4:41pm
The West End production of Les Misérables at the Queens Theatre is getting a cast shake up this month. Celinde Schoenmaker (pictured) took over the role of Fantine on 14 January, and Jamie Ward, Vicky Entwistle and Christopher Jacobsen will be taking...
Jan 9 |
New Cast Members Waltz Into Top Hat |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Wed, 9th Jan 2013 at 10:42am
Kristen Beth Williams, Alex Gaumond and Clive Hayward will join the cast of Top Hat on 5 February. They play the roles of Dale Tremont, Alberto Beddini and Horace Hardwick respectively, opposite the the previously announced Gavin Lee as Jerry Travers.
Jan 7 |
Leigh Zimmerman, Scarlett Strallen Star In A Chorus Line |
- Posted By: Glenn Rice on: Mon, 7th Jan 2013 at 5:17pm
Leigh Zimmerman (pictured) and Scarlett Strallen are set to star in the red-hot revival of A Chorus Line, which previews at the London Palladium from 5 February before officially opening on 19 February.
Dec 13 |
Spice Girls Turn Out In Force For Viva Forever! Premiere |
- Posted By: joseph on: Thu, 13th Dec 2012 at 1:21pm
The highly anticipated premiere of new Spice Girls musical Viva Forever! took place at the West End's Piccadilly Theatre this Tuesday, 11 December.
Dec 5 |
Les Mis Premieres Tonight In Leicester Square |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Wed, 5th Dec 2012 at 4:28pm
The Motion picture adaptation of Les Misérables premieres tonight in Leicester Square. It opens in cinemas on 11 January.
Dec 4 |
Let It Be Transfers To The Savoy |
- Posted By: sfinch on: Tue, 4th Dec 2012 at 5:24pm
The Beatles tribute show Let It Be will transfer to the Savoy Theatre on 1 February 2013, where it is currently booking until 5 October 2013. Let It Be will play its final performance at the Prince of Wales Theatre on 19 January 2013.


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Get to Know Your Opponent:
With a record of 6-2-1, the San Francisco 49ers boast one of the leagues best defenses, allowing opponents just 14.1 points per game. They are a tough, old-school, run the football and play good defense, smash-mouth type of team. They are well coached by Head Coach Jim Harbaugh (former Bear!), Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman, and Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio.
It is worth noting that last year, under Greg Roman's system, the 49ers offense had just 10 turnovers which ranks tied in NFL history for the fewest turnovers in a single season. This achievement can be attributed to Roman's conservative run first, protect the football, offensive philosophy. Also worth noting is that defensively, the 49ers did not allow a rushing touchdown through 14 games last season and allowed just 3 rushing TD's all season (fewest since the NFL went to 16 game seasons in 1978). In 2012 they have continued to be stingy, giving up only 3 rushing TD's through 9 games.
Key Player Comparison:
Attempts Yards Average TD Targets Receptions Reception
Utilization Frank Gore: 140 753 5.38 5 24 19 79% 139 0 164 Matt Forte: 123 578 4.70 3 33 22 67% 176 0 156 Completion Attempts Comp. % TD Int Yardage Avg. QBR Alex Smith: 152 217 70% 13 5 1,731 104.1 Jay Cutler: 151 255 59% 12 10 1,814 80.4 Receptions Targets Comp. % TD Yardage M. Crabtree 44 61 72% 4 510 B. Marshall 67 103 65% 7 904
Analysis of the Numbers:
First, these are only a few statistics taken from the key offensive players of each team. I am not going to belabor the post by providing an insane amount of statistics. We all know there is more to a game than statistics, I ask that you simply take it for what its worth.
With that out of the way, one trend jumps right out at me...Brandon Marshal is responsible for almost half (48.6%) of Jay Cutlers passing yards this season, unbelievable! I had no idea it was that much. Secondly, both teams run the ball exceptionally well, averaging over 4 yards per carry with their number 1 running backs. If these statistics make anything clear, it is that we need to pound the ball on the ground early and often (more on that later). Running has a low turnover risk and its what we do well, we just need to do it more! Running pays the biggest dividends if you start early and stick with it, hopefully we will not be tempted to go to the air too much early.
Although Gore is not known for his pass catching abilities, the numbers reveal that they do go to him as a check-down and he is effective when he catches the ball (7.3 yards per reception average). Look for San Francisco to throw his way a lot if Smith can't go on Monday night.
As for Chicago, it seems that we need to get our other receivers involved in the game. If B. Marshall is collecting half of the passing yards, then that means our other receivers aren't contributing enough. Getting Alshon Jeffery back will be a tremendous help as Devin Hester has not shown he is capable of becoming a solid #2 or even #3 receiver in the NFL. The coaching staff needs to find a way to get Jeffery and Bennett more involved in the offense.
My belief is that we need to use less blockers and just "risk it." Considering Jay Cutler has the highest sack per pass attempt ratio in the NFL, having more blockers in the game really isn't helping much. In other words, if your sack-mitigation strategy isn't working (and its not) then you need to do something different. Coming out in max protect with one receiver on the field and a check-down to Forte is the same as shouting at the defense "Hey we are passing, don't worry about the run! Just pick a gap and shoot (which is every D-Lineman's wet dream)."
It almost reminds me of that baseball movie "Bull Durham" where Kevin Costner plays a catcher who gets pissed off at his pitcher and tells the batter what the next pitch is, the batter then hits the ball out of the park of course. What did we do to deserve this Tice? Are you pissed at us? Pissed at Jay maybe for threatening to get you fired too? Stop Pulling-a-Durham on us Tice!
How to Beat San Francisco:
In San Francisco's two losses (and 1 tie) this season two common trends have emerged. First, the opposing team ran early, often, and STUCK WITH THE RUN. The Vikings and Giants each rushed the ball exactly 34 times, while the Rams ran it 36 times. Only the Giants averaged over 4 yards per carry and even that was due to some big plays late in the game (anything over 4 ypc is considered a "good day running" by most NFL teams/analysts). The point is, this team can be set up for deep passes, keep at the run even if there are some 3 and outs. Another 16 rush game from Forte all but guarantees defeat for the Bears (unless its combined with a 16 rush game from Bush as well , but I doubt it.)
The second trend is pressure, pressure, and more pressure! The Rams registered 5 sacks, the Vikings 3 (and a lot of hurries), and the Giants put up a whopping 6 sacks in the 26 to 3 beat-down they handed the 49ers. I think QB pressure will be even more key than usual in this game considering the 49ers don't make many mistakes and when they do, its because other teams forces them into bad positions. We certainly have the personnel to get pressure on the QB even though the 49ers have one of the leagues better offensive lines, but the absence of Shea McClellin could hurt us more than usual.
Well, that's about it guys. Thanks for reading and I'm looking forward to reading your responses!


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Downtown Festival 2013: Hefna Gwap, Ratking, Mr. MFN eXquire at Tammany Hall
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Shellshag at Death by Audio
Chris Gethard admitted to a room full of people that he's a butt eater. He's a real American hero. #Scene and Heard
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Jozef van Wissem & Jim Jarmusch perform at Mercury Lounge along with Noveller. #Scene and Heard
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4/20 errrr day. #Scene and Heard
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Rooms Fall Apart: A Serious Play in Baltimore
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Four Tet at Webster Hall
Four Tet performs a show at Webster Hall last week and we've got photos. #Scene and Heard
Flying Lotus at Terminal 5
Photos from the first Terminal 5 performance from Flying Lotus. He performed again two nights later. #Scene and Heard
Cuts And Breaks at The Vault Arthouse
Soundtrack Included! #Scene and Heard
Downtown Festival 2013: Black Hippy at Capitale
K DOT! #Fest Report
The Pendulum Swings and Supercute! at Sidewalks Cafe
Photos of The Pendulum Swings and Supercute! performing at Sidewalks Cafe. #Scene and Heard
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Exclusive portraits of a new band called Pagan Rituals. #On Display
Colleen Green at Death By Audio
4/21. A day late but still pretty great! #Scene and Heard


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Lewisville Leader > News
Gorena to seek re-election
By Heather M. Goodwin,
Published: Friday, February 1, 2013 2:22 PM CST
On Wednesday, Councilman John Gorena announced that he will seek a third term on the Lewisville City Council for Place 4.
"There are some changes that need to happen in the city. I feel that, as a conservative, there is not other representation on the council with that viewpoint," Gorena said. "There has to be people on the council who want to stop spending so much money. We should not be spending tax dollars on what should be private transactions. We have to get up and say something."
Gorena said there are several issues that need attention. He said one issue is that Lewisville needs to be more conservative about spending money.
"One example is how much we're spending on a consultant for the 2025 vision plan committee. We're spending $228,000 for a consultant, and that's too much," Gorena said. "We could be out of debt in eight to 10 years if we stopped spending and lowered our interest rate. Right now, 11 cents, or roughly 25 percent of tax, is dedicated to paying our debt. I believe we can be a pay as you go city."
Gorena said he and his fellow council members agree on most of the items that come before the council, but what sets him apart is his conservative views.
"Someone needs to call out the tax dollars we're spending on private transactions. I believe that some of the social services we do need to pay for because if didn't have them we would have to hire staff to do them, such as CASA, Denton County Children's Advocacy and Denton County Friends of the Family, to name some," Gorena said. "However, there are some agencies we are giving funds to that don't need it, such as giving CCA money to rebuild conference rooms. They're a great organization, but they don't need tax dollars. They have revenue streams from stores."
Gorena said another important issue to him is the effects of illegal immigration. He said it's a problem and that nobody wants to do anything about it.
"I think the president's plan will make Lewisville a whole lot worse," he said. "We're turning a blind eye to immigration, and we have become a sanctuary city. Not intentionally, but when you don't enforce the law people want to live here because they won't have any hassles."
Gorena said there is a ripple effect with illegal immigration with people driving without insurance, using hospitals as clinic and abusing well fare.
"A lot of them don't want to be citizens. The fact is that they're not citizens, and they shouldn't be here," Gorena said. "We have our own problems to fix. This is a huge issue."
Lewisville is short on police officers, Gorena said. He said the city needs to add at least five more patrol officers per shift. He said with four shifts that would equal 20 additional officers.
"We have about 90,000 residents plus visitors in this city," Gorena said. "I ride out with the officers, and its nonstop calls. I'll hear the officers asking for any assistance available all the time, and usually officers are on other calls. We have to address these issues."
Gorena said even though the sales tax increase for fire and police was approved, it will be back in 2016 to be approved by the voters. He said salaries should not be paid for from it.
"This should be used for those things that are needed such as equipment and vehicles," Gorena said. "I mentioned that at the first couple meetings, and then I didn't say anything again because I felt that I said my piece."
Gorena said Lewisville has a revitalization issue.
"I don't think the answer is giving private citizens tax money to upgrade," Gorena said. "If the government would stay out of private transactions, things would move a whole lot better and easier. The city needs to keep standards up, and if it needs to be deemed substandard do so, but otherwise stay out of it."
Gorena said another issue he has fought for is videotaping and airing workshop meetings.
"I've wanted to do that since 2010," Gorena said. "That's where the most discussion happens."
Gorena is running against former councilman Greg Tierney.
"What it comes down to it, I vote for certain things, and he votes against them. You're either going to have somebody who wants the things I want like less spending and doing something about illegal immigration, or you have someone who doesn't want to reign in spending," Gorena said. "The fact is he voted against doing anything about illegal immigration, and he voted for spending. His voting record is out there."
Gorena said while it is tough being the "only conservative" on the council, as long as residents keep voting him in, he'll keep fighting for conservative ideals.
"If we're going to change anything, I can't be the only one on the council who is conservative," Gorena said. "Until we clean up our town, it will be tougher to get the things we want. I feel alone sometimes because I'm trying to be frugal. We have to reign in spending, and we need to let people live their lives."
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Rock Center | November 29, 2012
>>> two american brothers who did something that runs counter to just about every and i wore a kufu, and everybody was like, what kind of hat is that? i'm like, my mom made it. i'm a muslim, this is what we wear.
>> reporter: few would confuse this kind of headwear with the head wear that he's been wearing in the minnesota vikings or mistake the cardinal on the arizona cardinals . their mom chose home schooling, and her husband yusef encouraged the boys to play football, in part so they would keep in touch with the larger world.
>> i didn't want to watch because of the context. but then one day when i did turn around, and they were like, look at him, he's running, and i saw that it was more strategy, and i would watch hamza when he would watch, they would give him the ball, he would run from one field to the next. and i was like, okay, i like strategy. i'm okay with strategy. but i don't like anyone to get hurt.
>> reporter: with mom's blessing, her rising stars went to play at pomona high. teachers hinton and barbara remember the brothers as student arriu -- studious, respectful and athletic.
>> they were respectful with the minority. i think even that showed a lot of strength, a lot of conviction.
>> so good to see you.
>> reporter: when we asked the brothers back to pomona , the reunion was sweet.
>> how's it going?
>> thanks so much for everything you do.
>> reporter: after the coach delivered goodies to these devoted alumni, the brothers recalled days when wearing any primary color might get you mistaken for a gang member . tell me about pomona . this isn't "friday night lights" high school , is it?
>> no, this is in one of the worst neighborhoods. at least, it used to be when we were growing up.
>> i'm proud to be from pomona , but this color right here? i didn't wear this color to school. it was really that serious.
>> reporter: gushing with talent, the abdullahs would each be recruited by the country's elite division i colleges to pac 12 washington state .
>> how did you get a scholarship?
>> the first was prayer and my mother. after i came from high school , i had two years. she said, i'll let you go to high school if you earn a division i championship.
>> what he's leaving out is when he left for college, he was only 16.
>> reporter: yeah, you could have gotten that up a little higher in the story. you were only 16?
>> yes, ma'am. i have one shot to play one year of varsity football, and i have one shot to make it, and due to the grace and mercy of god, we made that happen.
>> reporter: on defense, hamza was an electric ifying player. he was awakened by a teammate at 6:00 in the morning.
>> my brother was a boxer in the navy at the time, and i thought about if someone is attacking america, if someone is attacking my country, my brother is going to be there.
>> reporter: and it must have changed everything for you. how long before people were asking you about your faith, about terrorism, about what you believe?
>> i'm sitting in the dorm room watching a television as a muslim, as an american. and for someone to say that you did it, that's what it was, it was "you did it." i just wanted to ask someone, how did i do it? how am i responsible for this?
>> reporter: like the rest of the nation, the abdullah family of southern california was profounding shocked a inly shocked and sha ken by the distorted view of the 9/11 attackers.
>> my mother raised me you want for your brother what you want for yourself, and put yourself in that other person's shoes.
>> reporter: muslims in america are a tiny minority. 1% of the population. but constantly find an association with their violent extremist fringe.
>> a lot of times that kind of gets lost in translation that islam is our religion, yes, but our country is the united states of america .
>> you're patriots.
>> yes, ma'am.
>> reporter: she met her husband after college and he converted to islam after their marriage.
>> reporter: do people treat you differently now?
>> i get a lot of people don't think i speak english. but other than that, it's not too bad.
>> do they try to speak loudly to you, and slowly?
>> yes, and i'm like -- i'm american. are they talking to me.
>> reporter: during the whole month of rahmadon, muslims rise from sunrise to sunset. the brothers have kept fast their football careers.
>> i've been fasting since age 7, so i have a little bit of experience. i've been fasting and playing football since high school , which was 2002 . every year is a new challenge, and with rahmadon traveling into summer, i would have lost the career before he began. fasting, he made a horrible first impression on the vikings, inexplicably shaking.
>> we said, what's going on, man? we see your play going the other way. he explained the situation to us and i'm like, whoa, we had no idea.
>> reporter: to compensate for date-long fasting, the saints would supercharge the breakfast and dinner.
>> we wanted to put our players in the best possible positions we could, so we looked at it the other way. we thought, what can we do to reach this guy? hamza , an established seven-year veteran, and then they did something unheard of. nfl players with salaries in the range of $1 million leaving the game at their athletic peak. instead 2012 would be devoted to the glory of god, joining an annual concentration of humanity unequalled on the planet. the pilgrimage to mecca.
>> remarkable decision by these two brothers. they'll explain their position to mary and our cameras will follow them on their journey when we come back.


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LOCKHART TOWN COUNCIL will meet at 7 p.m. in the Lockhart Town Hall.
THE UNION DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS BOARD OF DIRECTORS will have their monthly meeting at noon. the meeting will be held at 226 S. Gadberry St. Lunch will be provided.
THE SIMS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1966 will have a meeting at 6 p.m. at the City of Union Municipal Building on Herndon Street.
THE SIMS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1968 will meet at 5 at the City of Union Building. Main Topic: 2013 Class Reunion. Please plan on attending.
THE LUKESVILLE COMMUNITY CARE CLUB, 215 Recreation Road, Buffalo, S.C., will be selling dinners this Sunday at noon as a means of raising funds for continuing operations. The menu includes baked or fried chicken, stew beef, rice, mac and cheese, potato salad, turnip greens, green beans, collards, cornbread or dinner roll, iced tea or lemonade and choice of dessert. Each meal consists of one meat, three sides, dessert and drink. Delivery is available for multiple orders! Please call 426-7302 or 426-8864.
THE UNION COUNTY FIRST STEPS PARTNERSHIP BOARD will hold its Annual Meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the Union County Advanced Technology Center located at 1401 Furman L. Fendley Highway in Union. The public is invited to attend. Anyone wishing to attend that requires special assistance due to a disability is encouraged to contact Ms. Beth Thompson, executive director at (864) 429-1748 ext 306 prior to the start of the meeting.
THE UNION COUNTY BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION will meet at 7 p.m. at Clemson Extension. All interested in beekeeping are invited to attend. A beginning beekeeping class will start on February 12. If you have questions call Jim Stevens at 426-4344 or Bart Woodard at 429-1388.
THE SIGMA CHAPTER OF DELTA KAPPA GAMMA will meet at 4 p.m. at Foster Park Elementary School Media Center. All members are encouraged to attend.
UNION COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE will hold a captain's meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Tabernacle Baptist Church Family Life Center. For more information contact Event Chair Beth Lancaster at 426-3438 or Torance Inman at 426-0883.
THE UNION COUNTY BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION will be offering a seven-week certified beekeeping class every Tuesday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Registration is required. To register please contact Celena Goings at 864-426-0720 or 674-5912. You can email her at email@example.com. Classes will be held in the basement of the City of Union Municipal Building.
FOUR QUARTETS FROM THE PALMETTO STATESMEN BARBERSHOP CHORUS are ready to head out and sing to that special person. Every year the chorus sponsors the quartets, who go out around the Upstate and sing two Valentine Love songs to loved ones. They also present the recipient with a rose and a Valentines Card. They sing to men as well as women. They go to schools and sing to teachers, to nursing homes and places of business, as well as to the individuals home and nursing or retirement homes. The songs are sung in the Barbershop style which is one of only two uniquely American art forms (the other being Jazz). The harmony always evokes feelings of warmth and love. Several on the receiving end have called the Singing Valentine the most memorable Valentine ever. The number to call to schedule a Singing Valentine to be personally delivered by a quartet is: (864) 576-3734 The cost for the songs, rose and card is $45. Special arrangements can be made to sing more songs and/or to a larger group such as a group of employees. Valentines will be delivered on February 13 and 14.
The Palmetto Statesmen is a 501(c)3 Non Profit organization dedicated to keeping Barbershop Harmony alive, and to enrich the world through a cappella vocal harmony. The chorus also sings for many events throughout the Upstate, and can enhance your meeting or special dinner. Call (864) 384-8093 or (855) WE SING for more information.
UNION COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS are planning a Valentine trip to Pigeon Forge on February 14 and 15. For more information contact Patty at 674-5167, Doris at 674-5665 or Elaine at 674-5070. Payment will need to be made on January 29 at the regulary meeting. Contact Ann or Joyce.
UNION COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE will hold a captain's meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Tabernacle Baptist Church Family Life Center. For more information contact Event Chair Beth Lancaster at 426-3438 or Torance Inman at 426-0883.
UNION COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE will hold a captain's meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Tabernacle Baptist Church Family Life Center. For more information contact Event Chair Beth Lancaster at 426-3438 or Torance Inman at 426-0883.
UNION COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE will hold its main event at 7 p.m. at Union County Fairgrounds.
"PAINTING WITH COFFEE" meets from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. every Tuesday at the Union County Arts Council's Gallery on Main Street in Union. Any artist working in any medium may attend this informal group of like-minded artists. Call UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more information.
THE UNION COUNTY RECREATION DEPARTMENT is currently accepting new students for our After-School Program. Registration fee and weekly fees charged. Students ages 5-12 years old are picked up from Foster Park, Monarch, and Buffalo Elementary, and Sims Middle School. We offer homework help, snack, and extra activities led by dedicated, experienced counselors. Call Jessica at 429-1670 or visit www.unionscrec.com for more information.
THE 15TH ANNUAL FATHER/DAUGHTER VALENTINE DANCE sponsored by the Union County Recreation Department will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. February 9 at the Union County Recreation Department Gymnasium, 111 Thomas St., Union. Tickets are on sale and can be purchased before February 1 at the Union County Recreation Department. The price is $30 per couple and $5 for each additional child. The ticket purchase includes a portrait of father and daughter to take home the night of the dance by Timeless Treasures Photography; a corsage; music by DJ Big; good food, good fun, and memories that will last a lifetime. It's an opportunity for fathers and their daughters, ages 3-20, to spend quality time together so come dressed to impress in your Sunday best. For more information call Jessica Gallman at 864-429-1670 or online at www.unionscrec.com.
UNION COUNTY COUNCIL will hold their regular monthly the meetings the second Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. The second Tuesday of the month fall on the following dates:
• Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013
• Tuesday, March 12, 2013
• Tuesday, April 9, 2013
• Tuesday, May 14, 2013
• Tuesday, June 11, 2013
• Tuesday, July 9, 2013
• Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013
• Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013
• Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013
• Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013
• Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013
The meetings will be held in the Grand Jury Room of the Union County Courthouse.
THE AUSTIN REHAB RFL TEAM is selling "Cookbooks" at the Austin Rehab facility. This is an ongoing fundraiser. The price is $10. For information contact Mandy at 429-3003.
THE AUSTIN REHAB RFL TEAM is selling "T-shirts" at the Austin Rehab facility. This is an ongoing fundraiser. The price is $12 for short-sleeve and $15 for long-sleeve. For information contact Mandy at 429-3003.
THE AUSTIN REHAB RFL TEAM is having a "3-month Fitness raffle" at the Austin Rehab facility. Tickets are $1 and the drawing will be held on May 13 at Austin Rehab. For information contact Mandy at 429-3003.
THE COVENANT BAPTIST CHURCH RFL TEAM is having a Sunday Meal at the church facility. This is an ongoing fundraiser. For information contact Ponnee at 427-3102.
THE BUFFALO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH RFL TEAM will be having a "Soup Lunch" at the church facility on Feb. 17, 2013. For information contact Robynne Burress at 415-0049.
THE BOGANSVILLE UMC RFL TEAM is having it's "2nd Annual Race With The Leprechauns For A Cure" on Saturday, March 16, 2013. 5K/10K at the West Springs School House, Ball Field Road, Pauline, S.C. Entry Fee: $20 until Feb. 17 (includes T-shirt); $25 day of run (no shirt); and $15 For groups of 10 or more (preregister only). For information contact Lee Gentry 864-494-3812


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It's more about having fun- even if you don't have someone to dance with.
"We don't need a partner," said Ladonna McGee.
This group of senior citizens slip on their dancing shoes for their line dancing class and as a way to stay in shape.
"It teaches balance, it is exercise, it keeps brain waves going and the main thing is its to socialize," said McGee.
They practice twice a week and its not just country music they dance to- they also learn Latin and Classic Pop dances as well.
It's all about keeping up with the beat- but no ones judging here if you fall out of step.
"You just kind of know what you're doing and if not then you just fall back in you don't get worried about it," said Arlene Wuske, one of the participants.
Arlene Wuske has danced for years and joined the class to ensure she maintains a healthy active lifestyle.
"I'm laughing, I'm having a reason to get out of the house I'm anxious to go out and have fun and afterwards i go have a drink," said the 65 year-old.
To her however, its more about the learning the steps- its about having a good time and keeping the music going in her life.
"I like to stay active so that I can do everything and not hurt, never hesitate every time anybody wants to ride a bike or run up a hill or jump around, I'm ready," she said.
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Essentia Calgary is honored to display the works of British-born artist, Simon Wroot during the month of April. This is the first time that Simon Wroot's exhibit, "Remnants of Community", has been shown in Calgary, although the exhibit was featured in many rural Alberta villages and towns as part of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition Program (TREX).
You are invited to view Wroot's exhibit of miniature metal churches in layers of bronze, copper, nickel, steel, and sterling silver, on the evening of April 4, 2013, 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. at Essentia, 1113 Kensington Road NW. Wroot's delightful miniatures will be accompanied by interpretive information on the pioneer churches and the communities that formed around them.
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A resident of Calgary since 1987, Simon Wroot is highly knowledgeable about photography, woodworking, stained glass, and more recently, precious metals. Simon Wroot has studied at the Alberta College of Art and Design, the Lewton-Brain/Fontans Centre, and Red Deer College.
Simon Wroot started teaching the Craft Business Training Program for the Alberta Craft Council in 1996, presenting in both Alberta and the Yukon. In 1997, he joined the Craft Council's Board of Directors, becoming Board Chair two years later. As Alberta's Director of the Canadian Crafts Federation, Wroot was on the organizing committees of both CraftYear2007 and the 2009 project in Cheongju, Korea. He eventually held terms as Secretary, Vice President, and President, and is currently Past President.
In addition to his other artistic endeavours, Simon Wroot has developed several successful, popular lines of jewellery, reproducing the simple and elegant images of Canada's prehistoric rock art, hand-cutting the intricate knotwork of the ancient Celts, and creating animal designs from 7th and 8th Century manuscripts and Gospels. Significantly, Wroot was also commissioned to create the presentation tiara for the World's Irish Dance Competitions.
More about the "Remnants of Community" Exhibit…
"Remnants of Community" consists of a series of 15 framed, miniature metal portraits of rural Alberta churches. Artist Simon Wroot explains that:
The people who settled Alberta came from communities where the church was the centre, the heart, the most important and often the largest building. Their first priority in this new land was for food and shelter for their families. Their second was for a place to gather, to worship, a place to become the heart of their settlement; to make it a community. They filled these Houses of Worship with the energy of their faith, their hopes and dreams for the future for their families and the community.
Then came droughts, dust bowls, grasshoppers, depressions. There were also good times, plentiful times, hopeful times, but they didn't last. Many of the small communities ceased to exist – so churches were abandoned and slowly disintegrated, they were moved or dismantled, sold as houses or store.
Those remaining Houses are the remnants of communities; remnants of the structure, remnants of the energy of the pioneers, remnants of their hopes and dreams. These little buildings are not just wood, glass, stucco, concrete, but are a powerful presence in the countryside. This project fulfills my need to tell these stories, to bring these remnants of lives, communities, and dreams to life again.
We hope you will exercise your sense of community this April 4 and join us at Essentia, 1113 Kensington Road NW, from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. Meet the artist and explore Alberta's heritage. Light refreshments will be served.
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City Council members Paula Lantz and Cristina Carrizosa along with Pomona Unified School District Board of Education member Roberta Perlman made the plea at a news conference outside the library on Monday morning.
"We need the general public to understand that every little or big donation will be appreciated," Carrizosa said as she and Lantz stood on the library steps surrounded by several Pomona residents who are members of a community-wide task force working on long- and short-term strategies to keep the library operating.
About two years ago, as part of efforts to close a
This year, a proposal went to the City Council to close the library for a year as a cost-saving measure.
Council members then called on city administrators to find a way to keep the facility open.
City staff were able to come up with $400,000 to operate the library during the 2012-13 fiscal year.
That amount will require reducing hours further and operating it with a much smaller number of employee.
This has prompted residents, business people and others to look for ways to raise funds to augment library services.
A proposed parcel tax measure that would generate revenue for library operations and services was expected to go before the City Council Monday night, Carrizosa said.
If the council agreed to place the proposed measure on the Nov. 6 ballot and voters approved the tax it would generate about $1.5 million for the library annually.
The funds would allow the library to be open additional hours and bring new technology to the facility, she said.
The $38 a year single family home property owners would pay annually works out to $3.17 a
That's about the price of two small cups of coffee at Starbucks. Lantz asked the public to "dedicate a Starbucks cup of coffee to the library."
Lantz said she'd like to hear from people if they are willing to vote in support of a library tax measure.
"If you are, call and let me know. If not let me know, too," she said.
The number to contact Lantz is 909-620-3757.
Perlman urged the public to support the library in order to help the city's youth.
"The children need to utilize the computers here and they do utilize them," Perlman said.
The city has made many cuts and done much belt tightening in an effort to adapt to it's shrinking revenue, Lantz said.
"Our belt is on the last notch and we're doing the best we can," she said.
If the library tax does not pass the library will operate but with even fewer hours than it does at this time, Carrizosa said.
Members of the task force's short-term strategies committee have plans to hold two events in the coming weeks.
The first is a rally set for 4 p.m. Aug. 15 in front of the library.
The second is a fundraiser scheduled to take place from 5 to 8 p.m. Sept. 13 in the library. The keynote speakers for the event will be Jose A. Aponte, director of the San Diego County Library, and David Kipen, a former San Francisco Chronicle book critic and a regular contributor to KPCC's "Madeleine Brand Show."
Another fundraising event is set for Aug. 14, Lantz said. On that day those who dine at the Elephant Bar Restaurant, 4949 S. Plaza Lane in Montclair, can have 20 percent of their bill donated to the Friends of the Pomona Public Library. The Friends are collecting funds to support the library.
To participate in the fundraising event, one must present a flier which is available at soppl.org.
Reach Monica via email or call her at 909-483-9336.


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