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Leon D. Wright, 101, of Port Charlotte, Fla., passed away Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012.
He migrated to this area from Troy, Ohio in 1979, where he plied his trade as a tailor. Leon owned and managed the Wright's Tailoring Establishment from which he retired in 1973. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Port Charlotte, and was one of the founders of the Desserter's Club. Leon enjoyed lifetime membership status in the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and was chairman of Life Membership for the Charlotte Co. Chapter of that organization. He was a passionate gardener, but caring for the poor and needy was even more important to him.
Leon is survived by his daughter, Veronica Goldson and husband, Selvin; two grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; grand niece, Veronica Walters Betts and husband, Eddie; nephews and other nieces. He was preceded in death by his wife, Kathryn Gwynn, in 1998.
Visitation from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, at Kays-Ponger and Uselton Funeral Home, 2405 Harbor Blvd., Port Charlotte, FL. Funeral services at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012, at First Presbyterian Church of Port Charlotte, 2230 Hariet St. N.E., Port Charlotte, FL. Burial will follow at Rest Lawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Please visit the online tribute for Leo Dean Wright at www.kays-ponger.com.
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Writer and editor Megan Nicolay couldn't have crafted a better romantic comedy: The first time she met her brother's college roommate, Luke Janka, he asked for advice—about another woman. Four years later, she was at a New York City grocery store, loaded down with bathroom supplies, when she stumbled into Luke, who had become a high school English teacher. This time, Cupid hit his mark. When they decided to marry four years later, they chose New Hampshire, where Megan grew up and still had plenty of connections. The couple exchanged vows beneath the boughs of a massive oak tree, then headed to a nearby barn, which had recently been transformed into a party space, to dine on a locavore menu and dance under the rafters. The barn's entrance featured a clock that used to hang in Times Square: a little slice of the Big Apple in New England—just like the wedding couple themselves.—Jennifer Goldstein
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Family priest says 'there's no foundations' yet to accusations against Aisling McCarthy Brady
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chicksooze | Jan 27, 2013, 10:53 PM EST
Portia_O'Neill, do you always talk out of your arse? Why are you all over this site if you don't think they report objectionably? Get lost.
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Bernadettess | Jan 25, 2013, 06:13 AM EST
Aisling McCarthy Brady
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Portia_O'Neill | Jan 25, 2013, 01:08 AM EST
The facebook group entitled Support for Aisling McCarthy Brady is rumoured to be run by Irish Central. If that's true readers cannot expect objective reporting from this site. The proper response to this tragedy should avoid the tendency for a jingoist rant as occurred during the trial of Louise Woodward.
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Smyrnian | Jan 24, 2013, 09:50 PM EST
And the evidence so far one way or another is? Are the facts ruling here or emotions and wishful thinking?
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warrenpoint00 | Jan 24, 2013, 09:10 PM EST
With respect ,malnutrition does not cause severe brain trauma.Our young and old are the most vulnerable and deserve all the protection necessary and it would be wrong for any of us to pass judgement on either the accused or the family of the victim at this stage.
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connemaragirl | Jan 24, 2013, 04:39 PM EST
Still waiting for the Autopsy,broken leg ,fractures etc has me totally confused,some where I read malnutrition either these parents never picked up this baby or they haven't got a clue how to parents .
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butlerreport | Jan 24, 2013, 04:07 PM EST
She has been 'accused of the assault and possibly the murder of one-year-old Rehma Sabir who was in her care.' There was reasonable cause to arrest her and despite what's written here, she will get a fair trial. Will her supporters be so quick to criticize her for what she allegedly did if found guilty? If she lived in Florida and was found guilty she would receive the death penalty.
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Bernadettess | Jan 24, 2013, 02:52 PM EST
I have been following this case and honestly first of all the death of the child is the most terrible thing. And the pain it is causing must also be unbearable.
But in searching the internet I came on the Boston Herald, if you want to know what Irish people are experiencing in Boston, take a look at the virulent racist hate filled comments about irish people that this editor saw fit to print
Descriptions of irish people that with any other race there would be instant legal acton.
If you want to see the cultural conditons Aisling was living her life in it will be for you as it was for me an real eye opener.
Based on what i saw there I do not think she will get a fair trial and we need all to act and make advocates for the irish community in Boston aware- though I am sure they.
The hatred expressed towards Irish people in this paper would not be allowed in any other culture or country. Descriptions of irish people as animal, drunkards, really trash dirt
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Get on there read these rants and make your views know to the Editor. I have
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petbra | Jan 24, 2013, 02:11 PM EST
I'm a Brady and no Brady would ever do that.
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Portia_O'Neill | Jan 24, 2013, 12:40 PM EST
Never forget the suffering of Fiona Doyle, raped by her father and released from confinement in prison by Irish Justice.
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falconflash | Jan 24, 2013, 11:03 AM EST
It's a lousy job for a young girl - raising somebody else's kids. Better off being a waitress, nurse, etc. Part of the problem is with the parents as in why can't you raise your own child before you underpay some girl who needs the job to stay in the country...That being said, the facts must be searched out.
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nicgearailt | Jan 24, 2013, 09:54 AM EST
it is right that she is innocent until proven guilty.
some people have spoken of her short fuse ,in stressful situations..it is nevertheless very troubling that she has not behaved well ,as reported.
Can understand that people who only know her as a good person,will support her .
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KilkennyCats | Jan 24, 2013, 09:53 AM EST
Maybe I missed it, but where was it ever stated that the US was not going to give her the date in court that she is entitled to?? Stop whining, you're giving the Irish a bad name!
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Letterbrick | Jan 24, 2013, 09:27 AM EST
This article states the child had previous injuries: a broken arm, leg & compressions on her back. The parents would have noticed these injuries and should have informed the authorities as well as taking the child to a hospital. Since it appears they didn't, it seems far more likely they are the ones who inflicted these injuries on their child.
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Springfield9 | Jan 24, 2013, 08:59 AM EST
Courts in the U.S. haven't been in the justice business since the 1900's. Thee American Juris system, on its best days, delivers reason. Today, this woman is neither guilty, nor innocent. One can only hope that reason prevails.
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Captain Leonard loved his job. Driving around smiling faces, many of them newlyweds, around on their vacations. The water ahead looked clear. "A perfect day for boating.." He said in awe. The tropical sunset was magnificent, multiple colors of pinks and oranges scattered across the horizon. He was certain the passengers were thinking the same thing. He pictured a young couple, man holding the woman in a deep embrace. Both of them entranced by the lovely sky. "It looks like smooth sailing from here...."
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Personality: Claudia is more shy than outgoing, preferring the company of her thoughts than conversation with others.
Bio: Claudia grew up an only child. She often spent her days in the confines of her nursery, reading books in her child sized rocking chair. Her mother and father often found their daughter strange. She was so unperson able. The other children rarely spoke to Claudia, let alone came over to play. They were worried she would grow up sad and depressed. They were partiality right to worry. As she grew, so did her awkwardness. The more she tried to socialize, the greater her distaste for it grew. She wasn't, however a sad young woman. Just realistic.
She flew through high school, her grades phenomenal due to the many hours locked up in dusty libraries with her nose in books. She never really fit in with the other children, though that was mostly due to lack of interest in the first place. She soon went on to university, studying to become a botanist. She had always loved plants. The uniqueness of their leaf shape, the vivid colors that they came in. She used to spend a lot of time in the town garden when she was young, delicately touching the silky petals between her fingertips. She only had a year to go before she graduated and her mother decided to treat her on a cruise. She was filled with glee! She had never been on the open seas, and longed to see it.
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Skillage was made by "the prophets" to be sent to the earth. HOWEVER they messed up, and he only obtained super strength. Blah, blah, blah big back story, saves the world, ect.
After years passed, he realized how hard he worked for everything, and decided he needed a break. The original plan was to fly to Jamaica, but his friend, Mattaeus, knew captain Leonard very well, and recommended the ship. Skillage never passed up an opportunity for fun, so on that sunny day he shook Leonard's hand, and hopped aboard!
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...Takeover the world. I already own it!
I've always wanted opinions on appearance. Should I go back to anime or stick with the picture?
Stick with real pictures. I'd hate to see a dozen anime boys and girls running around the island. Although, I would recommend using the picture of an actress you like rather using pictures of regular people.
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Back at home Birdie was in her third year of higher education studying sculpture which allowed an outlet for the way her mind worked. She'd chosen to take a gap year to further explore the inner workings of her mind.
Just letting you know I'm still interested, and I'll post a CS later on tonight
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I might post up a CS, that is if your not already booked up. But I'll hold on for a bit as It would be fun but maybe not what everyone would want if it turned into a girlfest.. Albeit after saying that I understand three isn't alot, I would still like to just wait for a post or two
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With the holidays here many county residents are filling up on sweets and large meals. Likewise, around the first of the year there may be a little bulge around the waistline.
But there are options available that have proven successful in taking off those extra pounds.
Whether one wants to lose weight the natural way or may need a little pharmaceutical assistance, a person can take off those extra pounds.
Dr. Nelson Gardner, M.D., who took over operation of the ProHealth Center in Mount Airy about three years ago, noted recently that about 3,200 clients have lost more than 100,000 pounds in the time he's been operating the center.
He credits the weight loss to lifestyle changes, medical assistance and education.
"We developed a weight loss program based on recommendations for weight reduction services," Gardner said as clients worked up a sweat in the center's weight room. "To help patients lose weight we use a comprehensive program including medications, diet and lifestyle changes to lead our clients to weight loss."
The medications are used during an induction period to help the obese or morbidly obese set goals and reach those goals.
A normal body weight includes between 18 and 24 percent body fat. A person is classified as overweight if that climbs to between 25 and 30 percent body fat. Obese is defined as having a body fat index of between 30 and 40 percent, and a person is considered morbidly obese if their body fat percentage is over 40 percent.
But that doesn't mean clients can keep on eating and count on medication to shed the pounds.
"After they reach their goal weight, we stop all medications and continue working with them on diet and lifestyle changes. The hope is they will learn while losing weight how to maintain that weight loss," Gardner said.
Gardner said his program has yielded results that compare with other weight loss plans, and even surgical interventions.
"I think if you compare us to other methods, we have data that indicates results as good as other programs that are much more invasive like surgical procedures," he said, "and we're more successful than programs that rely solely on diet and health modifications."
The vast majority of clients lose around 30 pounds at ProHealth, Gardner added.
And being overweight is about more than just looking good in a summer swimsuit.
"I've seen multiple people stop having to take blood pressure medicine, stop using insulin injections, and everyone just feels better when they lose 30 pounds," Gardner said. "They're not only preventing illnesses, but are improving their quality of life and their longevity."
The ProHealth owner said he even files insurance to help clients pay for the service.
But what if you don't want to use medications?
"People can lose weight on their own, but it often helps to have a support and education network," said Bradley Key, health and wellness coordinator for Reeves Community Center.
Key oversees four three-month weight loss sessions a year that is patterned after the hit television series The Biggest Loser.
"We actually call it Biggest Loser/Losing for Life, because we're trying to instill and promote lifelong healthy habits that are sustainable for the long-term," he said.
Key said the Community Center has been using the program since 2006, and has seen successes every year.
And with New Year's Resolutions in play, every year the session that starts in January is the biggest.
"We have about 100 participants in that," he said. "The summer time we're doing a corporate challenge where local businesses sponsor their own teams to compete against other teams."
Key said the competition coupled with the sense of teamwork often means more pounds shed.
And the program has proven successful, he noted.
"This year we had over 200 people participating, with some of those being return participants who use it as a maintenance program," Key said.
And if you're carrying around the burden of excess body fat, Key wants you to give it a try.
"We want people who need to lose weight to sign up," he said. "This is the program for them because we focus on two components, diet modification and exercise. People who participate get both exercise and nutritional support from a nutrition professional."
The goal, Key said, is to teach lifestyle changes and health habits to instill a long-term healthy lifestyle.
"I think that's how it works. You're not going to lose as much weight as fast as you could with extreme diets or other extreme measures, but by modifying your behavior and how you look at food, you can succeed. This program is about giving folks the tools to make those lifestyle changes."
It seems to be working, too.
Key reports that since the Biggest Loser program was implemented in 2006, clients have lost more than 17,000 pounds.
"This year alone we tallied 1,500 pounds," he said proudly.
The Biggest Loser program is free to members of Reeves Community Center.
A similar program is in the planning stages at Pilot Mountain's Armfield Civic Center.
Scott Cato, director of the center, said it closely mimics The Biggest Loser, in that it focuses on teaching healthy lifestyle habits. The program will get started in early 2013.
"We're calling it Mission Slimpossible," he said with a laugh.
Cato said the program will emulate the television show in that participants will break off into teams to compete with one another to see who can lost the most weight.
"We're going to be using a very structured exercise program and combine that with education and diet modification," he said, noting that without changing poor lifestyle habits the weight is likely to return.
"If you just focus on losing weight by not eating or through a diet, you're probably going to just put the weight right back on," he said. "You need education that you can use to continue the healthy lifestyle habits after the program ends so you can undergo a lifestyle change and maintain it."
Last year the Armfield Center used a similar program for the first time, with about 60 participants losing about 400 pounds.
"We had one participant lose 80 pounds last year," Cato said.
And as an added benefit, Cato noted that a professional chef will work with the weight loss participants to teach them how to cook healthy meals they actually enjoy eating.
"We used him last year and the participants in the class really loved it," Cato said.
For more information or to determine the method that's right for you, call ProHealth at 336-719-6006 or Reeves Community Center at 336-786-8313. More information about Mission Slimpossible at the Armfield Center will be posted at www.armfieldcenter.com.
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The purpose of the Board is to administer the Tempe Police Public Safety Personnel Retirement System. In this regard, the Board decides questions of eligibility and service credits, and determines the amount, manner and time of payment of any benefits due under the system; prescribes procedures to be followed by claimants filing applications for benefits; determines the right of any claimant to a benefit, and affords any claimant or the fund manager (or both) a right to a rehearing on the Board's original determination; distributes information (including annual reports) explaining and/or reporting on the retirement system to interested members/parties; and appoints a medical board to ascertain employee physical fitness. (A.R.S. §38.847) The Tempe Police Public Safety Personnel Retirement Board has five (5) members. The Board consists of the Mayor (as chairman), two members elected by secret ballot from the Tempe Police Department, and two citizens of Tempe. One of the citizen members is the Chairman of the Merit System Board. The two appointed citizens also serve on the Tempe Firefighters Public Safety Personnel Retirement Board. The public members of the Tempe Police Public Safety Personnel Retirement Board are appointed by the Mayor with the approval of the City Council for a term of four years.
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Minang (Mintu) Turakhia
Academic Appointments
- Acting Assistant Professor, Medicine - Cardiovascular Medicine
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Clinical Offices
Cardiology Clinic 3801 Miranda Ave Ste 111C Palo Alto, CA 94304 Tel Work (650) 493-5000 Fax (650) 852-3473
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Personal Information EmailAlternate Contact Tatyana Perkis Cardiac Arrhythmia Service Email Tel Work 650-723-7111Not for medical emergencies or patient use
Professional Overview
Clinical Focus
- Cardiac Electrophysiology
- Arrhythmias, Cardiac
- Cardiology (Heart)
- Death, Sudden, Cardiac
- Catheter Ablation
- Atrial Fibrillation
Administrative Appointments
- Director, Cardiac Electrophysiology, Palo Alto VA Health Care System (2008 - present)
- Cardiac Electrophysiologist, Stanford Hospital and Clinics (2008 - present)
- Member, Electrocardiography and Arrhythmias Committee, American Heart Association (2009 - present)
- Member, Young Clinicians and Investigators Committee, American Heart Association Council of Quality and Outcomes Research (2010 - present)
- Chair, Writing Group, American Heart Association Telemetry Latency Advisory (2010 - present)
- Co-Chairperson, VA Health Services & Research Career Development Conference (2009 - 2010)
Honors and Awards
- Department of Medicine Teaching Award, Stanford Department of Medicine (12/2010)
- E. William Hancock Faculty Teaching Award, Stanford Division of Cardiovascular Medicine (6/2010)
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Fellowship: | UCSF CA (2008) |
Fellowship: | UCSF CA (2006) |
Internship: | Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, MA USA (2001) |
Residency: | Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, MA USA (2003) |
Board Certification: | Cardiac Electrophysiology, American Board of Internal Medicine (2009) |
Board Certification: | Cardiovascular Disease, American Board of Internal Medicine (2006) |
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Dr. Mintu Turakhia a board-certified internist, cardiologist, and cardiac electrophysiologist and an Instructor at the Stanford University School of Medicine. He directs the Cardiac Electrophysiology program at the Palo Alto VA Health Care System and an Associate Investigator at the Center for Health Care Evaluation (CHCE). As an undergraduate, he studied computer science and molecular biology at the University of California Berkeley (1996). He received his MD at the University of California San Francisco (2000) and completed his Internal Medicine residency at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston (2003). He returned to UCSF to for advanced fellowship training in Cardiovascular Medicine (2006) and Cardiac Electrophysiology (2008), while also completing a two-year Master's program in Biostatistics and Clinical Research (2008). As a fellow, he received the American College of Cardiology Merck Foundation Postdoctoral Research Award (2006) and was a finalist for the Laennec Society Young Clinician Award (2006).
Dr. Turakhia's research program aims to improve the treatment of heart rhythm disorders by understanding system- and patient-level variation of arrhythmia treatment in Veterans and their relationship to outcomes. In 2009, he received a VA HSR&D Level II 5-year Career Development Award for a project entitled, "Optimizing Care of Atrial Fibrillation and Flutter in Veterans." He has subsequently received an American Heart Association (AHA) 4-year National Scientist Development Grant (2009) and a 2-year AHA Western States Clinical Research Program Award (deferred).
Dr. Turakhia has over 25 peer-reviewed publications. He is co- chairperson of the 2010 HSR&D CDA annual meeting and a member of the Heart Rhythm Society Clinical Research and Training Committee, AHA Electrocardiography and Arrhythmia Committee, and AHA Young Clinician and Investigators Committee. He is the Associate Web Editor for Archives of Internal Medicine and Associate Editor for the Journal of Interventional Cardiac Electrophysiology.
- Differences and trends in stroke prevention anticoagulation in primary care vs cardiology specialty management of new atrial fibrillation: The Retrospective Evaluation and Assessment of Therapies in AF (TREAT-AF) study. Am Heart J. 2013; (1): 93-101.e1
- US health care policy and reform: implications for cardiac electrophysiology. J Interv Card Electrophysiol. 2013; (2): 129-36
- Cost-effectiveness of dabigatran compared with warfarin for stroke prevention in atrial fibrillation. Ann Intern Med. 2011; (1): 1-11
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Construction of Short Pump Town Center ranks 22nd on list of most significant events in Henrico history
On a blustery November day 11 years ago, amid the flurry of confetti and polite applause, Short Pump officially arrived. Sure, the nebulous region had existed for decades already – first as a rural outpost where farmland was plentiful and people were not, later as the butt of jokes from outsiders who couldn't quite figure the meaning behind its name, and eventually as the Henrico definition of suburban sprawl, when planned communities spread as far west as the county's borders would allow. In its early modern years, Short Pump was perhaps best known as the place from which a plethora of historic structures were uprooted and trucked across the county line into Goochland, reassembled there as a Field Days of the Past exhibit. And no, an airplane didn't crash into an auto repair shop on West Broad Street years ago, though natives will recall the distinct tailpiece of a single-engine plane that seemed to indicate otherwise as it adorned the side of an auto repair shop on West Broad Street for years. Short Pump was very much a "place" before Nov. 28, 2000, but on that day, as officials gathered beneath a tent amid wooded acres for a ceremonial groundbreaking, it was about to emerge from the shadows – officially. 'Something special' Most of the 147 acres on which Short Pump's calling card sits today has been part of Tommy Pruitt's family for nearly a century. He grew up in a house still inhabited by his parents that sits on the south side of West Broad Street, directly across from the mall. "We're back there every Sunday afternoon for Sunday dinner," he says, "the whole clan." Pruitt says he wasn't quite sure what ultimately would take shape on the family's prime land – but he knew it would be meaningful. "We always wanted to have something special there," he says. "We didn't know what 'special' was, but we knew we wanted something special." In the mid-1990s, his company, Pruitt Associates, sought the assistance of a nationally prominent developer to help dream up 'special.' Following a nationwide search, he selected Forest City Enterprises of Ohio, and the two entities started a process that would span several years and dozens of blueprints. The time was right, they decided, to introduce a new retail concept to Short Pump – and Central Virginia. Thus was born the concept of Short Pump Town Center, soon to become a unique two-story, open-air shopping mall in the heart of perhaps the last place anyone would have envisioned it just a few decades earlier. An upscale, outdoor shopping mall? In Short Pump? Really? Naysayers are quiet today, more than seven years after the mall opened in September 2003, bringing with it high-end retailer Nordstrom and a plethora of other retailers. For Henrico County and Central Virginia, the $360-million project was the retail equivalent of a Triple A city landing a major league baseball team. It helped elevate the way retailers and other businesses viewed the market and announced that Short Pump was a major retail player, and for that, the construction of Short Pump Town Center earned the No. 22 spot in the Henrico Citizen's list of the most significant events in Henrico history. A learning curve The original plans for the mall called for a one-story, indoor facility. . . or a two-story outdoor facility with vehicular access throughout. . . or perhaps something else entirely. "I probably have 100 different layouts in my office somewhere," Pruitt says, recalling the early iterations that seemed to change by the day. "We went through quite a few gyrations." Construction of the mall also proved a learning process for Henrico County. To fund infrastructure requirements necessary for its construction, county officials agreed to establish a community development authority (CDA) for the specific purpose of issuing $25.5 million in special assessment revenue bonds that would finance infrastructure projects at the mall site, such as entrance roads, stormwater management and traffic signals. It was the first time Henrico had used a CDA, and the idea quickly was met with legal resistance by several Henrico residents – who claimed the decision was nothing more than a veiled way of giving taxpayer dollars to individual developers – and Taubman Centers, Inc., the owner of rival Regency Square, which claimed the idea was unfair and would hurt its Henrico property – for which it had unsuccessfully sought incentives of its own from the county. The lawsuits eventually reached the Virginia Supreme Court, which ruled in favor of the county and the CDA, clearing the way for the bond issue. But the process delayed construction by more than a year and allowed Taubman to speed work on its own new upscale mall, Stony Point Fashion Park in Richmond. The two malls opened within days of each other in September 2003. "If you know you're right on the issues, you've got to move forward. We felt we were on the right side of the issue," Pruitt says. The mall opened with nearly 100 stores and restaurants and now counts 137 tenants on its list. How has it succeeded even during some lean economic years? Pruitt credits its location – surrounded by high-end residential neighborhoods, two interstates (64 and 295), a connector to Chesterfield (Route 288) and Henrico's main thoroughfare, West Broad Street – as the primary reason. Diversity of tenants and widespread appeal have helped, too. "They really set that mall apart," he says. Financial payoff Financially, the decision to build the mall paid off for Pruitt, Forest City and the county. As a condition of the CDA, Henrico officials had required that the entire associated debt service of $31.1 million be paid off within five and a half years. "That was a tough pill," Pruitt says. But by late 2009, the amount had been paid entirely from the tax revenues generated at the mall, and the CDA was dissolved. Henrico received an additional $4 million in tax revenue during that period and more than $8 million in incremental revenue during its 2010 fiscal year. "The Short Pump Town Center CDA is a great success story," Finance Director John A. Vithoulkas said at the time. "We reached full payoff in five years with the unanticipated benefit of significant revenue over and above the debt payments." Pruitt credits the county with its willingness to lend support to the project. "When they became convinced that we could produce, that's when they really became great team members," he says. "I don't think we could have envisioned [the mall] turning out better. It's been very, very popular, and we continue to build the tenant list every year." "But even now, we're still trying to tweak that mall," he says, citing the recent addition of the Hotel Sierra on mall property as an out-of-the-box idea that has worked. More creative plans, he says, are on the way. Short Pump pride In the years since the town center opened, another massive development – West Broad Village – has sprouted in Short Pump, and several strip malls have developed along the outskirts of the mall. The mall regularly attracts shoppers from as far as Charlottesville and beyond. But Pruitt downplays the significance of the mall in solidifying Short Pump's place on the local and regional map. "I'd love to take credit," he says, "but that was a dynamic area. We're there because of the residential growth that had already occurred. "I think Short Pump would have developed very well without the mall – a lot of it already had." Perhaps. But like much of Henrico County, Short Pump was – and is – at times a mystery. Where does it begin? Where does it end? The mall also gave Short Pump something that was certainly – and boldy – its own. And it helped transform its name from comic fodder to corporate envy. "I've had a lot of business associates come to me over the years, and they asked me to help change the name of Short Pump," Pruitt says. "I would politely listen, but respectfully decline. We were very proud of the name Short Pump." "I've been in meetings in other parts of the country with tenants and clients now," he says, "and they all know the name Short Pump." |
Raiders help 'Stir It Up!'
Among the activities featured at Stir It Up!, a fundraiser and awareness raiser held May 5 at Deep Run H.S., was the opportunity for youngsters – including this young fan pictured with player Raibonne Charles – to play catch with members of the Richmond Raiders professional indoor football team. > Read more.
Henrico Junior 4-H camp registration open
By Ben Panko, Special to the Citizen 05/19/2013
For parents looking to keep their kids outside and away from the video games this summer, the Virginia Cooperative Extension is still accepting registrations for the 2013 Henrico Junior 4-H Camp.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 05/16/2013
Shrimp, barbecue and ice cream definitely go together this weekend in Henrico! The kids might even enjoy a tea party with Alice and the Mad Hatter. Other fun events for the family are Imagination Richmond and May Play Day. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Veteran restaurateur set to open in Short Pump
Tran's Pho 1 Grill will serve Vietnamese fare
After nearly a year out of the restaurant industry, a well known 30-year Henrico restaurateur is ready to open up his fifth venture in Short Pump.
Paul Tran, along with his wife Ellen will open up Pho 1 Grill, a Vietnamese restaurant, in June in the Towne Center West Shopping Center.
Tran has been serving up Vietnamese food since the mid-'80s, his first being Que Huong on Rigsby Road. He also owned Mr. Chan's on Horsepen Road and Saigon Gourmet on Hull Street Road. > Read more.
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Find out how your favorite dining establishments fared during their most recent inspections by the Virginia Department of Health. > Read more.
Wine, for the win
Popular Short Pump spot offers upscale comfort, flavors
The Wine Loft opened in West Broad Village in January 2010, offering a full bar with wine, beer, spirits and a kitchen with tapas-style snacks. It offers a seasonal patio area along Whittall Way. Its walk-in wine "humidor" in plain view from the bar offers more than 85 wines by the glass ($6-$65) and about 250 by the bottle ($28 and up), with some emphasis on Italian wines. Culinary trained chefs plus partnership with Culinard (Culinary program of Virginia College). > Read more.
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transitive verb \ə-ˈrest\Definition of ARREST
Examples of ARREST
- The police arrested him on drug charges.
- The police officer said, "I'm arresting you in the name of the law."
- The drugs can't arrest the disease's progress, but they can slow it down considerably.
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nounDefinition of ARREST
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- The police are investigating the case but they have not yet made any arrests.
- She was charged with resisting arrest.
- The information has led to the arrest of three suspects.
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Leading drinks companies in Sri Lanka have teamed up to form the country's first industry association.
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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is the early frontrunner in the New Hampshire Republican primary, according to a new poll.
The WMUR Granite State Poll shows Romney well out in front of other potential candidates, but a large majority of likely voters said they are still trying to decide who they will support.
The poll shows 40 percent of likely Republican primary voters would vote for Romney, 10 percent would vote for former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, 7 percent favor former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, and 7 percent support former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee.
Another 6 percent prefer former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, 6 percent favor 2008 vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, 5 percent support U.S. Rep. and 2008 candidate Ron Paul, 3 percent support businessman Donald Trump, 1 percent favor former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, and 1 percent prefer Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour.
The poll of 757 randomly selected New Hampshire adults was conducted from Jan. 28 through Feb. 7 and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points. The poll includes a subsample of 357 likely Republican voters that has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 5.2 percentage points.
The survey was conducted for WMUR by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.
Romney has consistently led potential Republican candidates since the UNH Survey Center began tracking the race in February 2009.
"Romney is doing well in part because his brand of Republicanism fits with most New Hampshire Republicans, who can be characterized as 'Rockefeller Republicans,'" said Andrew Smith, director of the UNH Survey Center. "New Hampshire is one of the least religious states in the country, and social conservatives have difficulty winning here. Fiscal issues are much more potent in the Granite State."
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He laughed. He tried. He survived his first interview of the 2012-13 Midseason Start. He is Ilya Bryzgalov, master of the malaprop and darling of the Philadelphia Hockey Pooperazi.
"Great experience here in the last year," the Flyers' $51 million goalie said Tuesday. "I understand lots of things of how it works here now; fans, media, even the management of the team. I made some notes in my head for myself and I'm going to follow it."
In Bryzgalov's head a season plus a lockout ago, there loomed tales of bears in the forest, humongous galaxies and scripted one-liners for the HBO cameras. Then came a quote crackdown from head coach Peter Laviolette, thinking Bryz was too distracted. So the goalie responded by going on a tear in the crease. He was almost unbeatable in March. But the quotes slowed to a crawl.
Then, after a playoff victory against Pittsburgh in which the general lack of defense in front of him took a toll on his game, he all-but shut down the media interviews, outside of a few mandatory sarcastic jabs or boring one-line answers.
So be it.
All along, as Bryzgalov went hot and cold everywhere, Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren maintained faith, and for good reason — the long-term contract Bryzgalov had signed.
Now, given months of reflection and having played in Russia to stay sharp, The Bryz is back and if one day at the Skate Zone is any indication, so is his comic touch. He relaxed and waxed humorously on tight cosmonaut suits and Scott Hartnell's hair; was modest when speaking about how ready he is to prove himself to Flyers fans.
That came through on one last answer, when Bryzgalov was asked about a pending "amnesty clause" that will go into the new collective bargaining agreement that could give the Flyers an out on Bryzgalov's contract before the 2013-14 season.
Feigning indifference, he said, "I just have to work hard and give my team the chance to win the game. Rest of the stuff, I can't control. I don't have to worry about it."
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Hey guys, I have to write a report on Dutch monetary policy and its effect on the Dutch economy for college. I'm going to be starting it with around the introduction of the gold standard (1875) and go right up to the present. I finding it hard to come across any figures and historical accounts on the economy. Does anyone have any suggestions of where to look?
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I would contact Niels. He's Dutch.
I have no idea where one would get a lot of data like that. I'm not a historian.
You had a hell of a lot better chance of knowing something than anyone else in here.
Well, I would guess the obvious places would be: start prodding some Dutch economics and history departments, and their libraries.
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The tragic deaths of two unarmed policewomen in Manchester yesterday will inevitably lead to calls from some quarters for on-duty police in the UK to be armed. But before we pursue such a course of action, we need a proper examination of the facts.
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Although today is undoubtedly a step forward in what, for more than 23 years, has been a largely fruitless pursuit of justice, it does not - and should not - mark the end of the process... I know of relatives of the Hillsborough victims whose lives have also ended without gaining resolution and justice. One man - from a family well-known to my own -committed suicide because of a sense of guilt that he had survived the crush while his brother had not. For him, his brother and many in similar circumstances, may today be a step towards their finally being able to rest in peace.
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My perspective as a former studio painter and art history buff attracted me to this book and created both my favorable and unfavorable views. I started off being skeptical of the artistic license used in both the technical issues and the historic. Focusing on an Impressionist painting seemed so over-done; being a Vermeer fanatic, I would have preferred "The Concert" as subject (a real casualty in the real heist). But I was still pulled in and carried along partly because I could relate to the issues if not buying every detail. Many have commented on enjoying the technicalities of forgery, which I admit, were a fun read. In fact, there is so much more than given but Shapiro avoids tedium and gives us enough to enjoy. Strong female protagonists are always welcome and a glimpse of the art world will satisfy those who have no clue. I thought of DaVinci code (which I loved as a guilty pleasure) so I recommend this unless you know too much about painting to let a little go and enjoy yourself. In my humble opinion, more books about art and craft are needed on the shelves. This is a rich subject.
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A report from the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) – which slammed red meat as being a killer has now turned on pork, and particularly cured pork.
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The strange thing is that although we mustn't eat this, we must lose weight, eat no fat, drink little alcohol, and really stop leading such awful unhealthy gluttonous lives, insurance companies have just published a report, drawn from actuarial figures, predicting that half of all current 30-year-olds can expect to live to be 100. This odd world in which everything we do is killing us quickly but everyone is living longer can only encourage a bemused and fatalistic shrug.
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