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Hi all decided to arange a run from Tasbrough countryman pub to Yarmouth grey hound track on either saturday 5th may or saturday the 12th may either dates are good for me and niether clashes with other events thought I would give a choice to see whitch day would appeal the most, the plan is to meet at the countryman about 5.45 oclock pm leaveing 6.15 sharp with a short drive on mainly B roads to Caister/ Yarmouth stadium where we can enjoy an evening of dog raceing,entrance fee is £7.00 per person raceing starts at 7.30 so we should have plenty of time to find seating together, and you can get a meal there if you choose, more info nearer the date, please let me know soon anyone that is interested as I maybe able to get a group discount regards Steve
Fab idea Stripey.
No one date will ever be good everybody, but the 12th is just a week before the big Cornwall trip so maybe the 5th is the better option?
Count me in, I am usually a good bloke to watch when it comes to betting, just bet on anything I don't it is bound to win.
5th of May would be better for me. Will prob know for sure at the next meet.
Unfortunately Mandy and I will be in Castle Combe from the 5th to the 7th, so it would have to be the 12th for us to come.
We do enjoy a night at the dogs, but we've never been to Caister, so would be quite keen.
Hiya all ive not been to the dogs for years, but I think it should prove to be a great laugh, sounds like it should be popular, may have been a bad idea to give people a choice of dates though, we will have to have a vote on dates at the next meeting unless of course we go twice lol regards steve
Hiya all it seem that the 5th of may is the most popular date so we are going with the 5th hope to see a few of you there, seems to have created a bit of interest so hopefully should be a good night let me know if your interested regards steve
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Put me down for 2 places please.
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Count me in for 2 places as well.
Sorry will not be able to make it will be in France with VR Ltd.
Count Claire and I in mate.
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With Steve being relatively new to the area he has asked me to lend a hand with the run over to Gt Yarmouth, I have been on a bit of a run around that way over the last few days, and they say variety is the spice of life so....
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Very famous film and one of Jodie Fosters best movies. Give it a watch. Very intense and disturbing at times though.
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Yeh I've just about it on wikipedia - definately going to watch it.
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Terrifying movie.
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Yep I've seen it a few time. It is very powerful...really drives home the kind of misogyny, albeit this is quite an intense example, that is often faced by women, from active aggressors, to men drinking in bars, to the judiciary...
It is based on a true story. Although the incident itself happened years ago, we can see from the recent Steubenville rape case, that not much has changed for women. I think the woman portrayed by Foster died in a car crash not long after as well, poor soul. |
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It's a good film with one or two disturbing scenes. Jodie Foster is excellent. Worth a watch if you haven't seen it before.
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Just spotted this and set it to record to watch tomorrow.
It's a great film, not to be missed. Incredibly intense and moving and Foster's performance is fantastic. |
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Completely unbelievable scenario, but, given its internal logic, gripping.
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I know, left behind a couple of young kids too, sadly. And the highest sentence any of the men served (the ones who were actually convicted, that is) was six and a half years. Very sad story all around. I just hope the poor woman found some peace and enjoyment in life during the short time between the end of the trial and her death.
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I watched this film a little while ago and I found it rather good. Jodie Foster was fantastic in the role and you really have to appreciate what a fine actress throughout her career she really has been. Perhaps one of the few actresses who was worthy of both her oscars
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I have always enjoyed watching Jodie Foster act. This is a fine film, although a disturbing one. She makes the part believable, so does the actor who plays her lawyer, Kelly McGillis who does not act these days which is a shame.
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A great film and one that rightfully gave Jodie Foster her first Oscar win.
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Absolutely riveting film, not sure it could be called "entertaining" but oh so believable as it was, as others have said, based on a true story. Jodie Foster gives the performance of her career and totally deserved her Oscar. Thanks for posting OP. I haven't watched it in years I'm going to refresh my knowledge of it tonight. |
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Kelly McGillis was in Stakeland in 2010, has made a further four movies since including one in 2012, and has also appeared in TV programmes and on stage. She was never a very prolific actress - at the height of her career she was only making two or possibly three movies per year. As she has made four in the last three years, this is not really any less than in her heyday. Or do you mean that she is no longer a highly paid A list actress like she was in Witness and Top Gun (and The Accused)? Well, the same can be said for many actresses in their mid fifties. Doesn't mean that they no longer act. |
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It's the worst rape scene I've seen other than Irreversible.
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I wasn't sure if I wanted to stay up so late but I watched it all. It was very good - such awful scenes but very well made for the film. Jodie was amazing.
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Oct. 30
Suspicious circumstances: Noon, 23000 block of Third Place West. A neighbor noticed a male knocking on the neighbor's door then walking towards the backyard.
Theft: 17000 block of 102 Ave. N.E. An unknown suspect stole the victim's fanny pack with $200 worth of contents inside.
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Assault: 24000 block of 7th Ave. West. A 33-year-old Bothell man got into a verbal argument with his girlfriend that escalated. The girlfriend suffered a bruise on her arm and a swollen lip. The boyfriend was cited for assault.
Domestic violence: 1900 block of 214 St. S.E. The reporting party called police to report that two brothers were arguing. The 17-year-old Everett boy assaulted his brother and gave him a bloody nose. No one was cited.
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Assault: 18000 block of 126th Ave. and 161st St. The victim was playing basketball with several people when a foul escalated into a fight. The victim received multiple bruises and scratches. No one was cited.
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The Enabler
She can (and will) cajole you into buying that expensive dress you don't really need. Or the face cream that breaks the bank. While totally supportive—"that looks so good on you, you have to get it"—this friend can also threaten your ability to pay the rent.
How She Can Hurt You: You'll often walk away in stun mode, not even realizing how much you money you just dropped until a look at your bank balance jolts you back to reality. Fun, and frequently a hedonist, the Enabler makes a great shopping friend—as long as you have the cash to burn.
How to Neutralize Her: While you'll never change her ways, you can be prepared for her antics. When out with her, only bring as much cash as you're willing to spend, so you don't wind up with "amazing" stilettos you only wear once.
The Miser
The Miser isn't someone who's genuinely strapped for cash—she just doesn't like parting with it. When the check comes, she informs you that you owe her eight dollars and twelve and a half cents because, "You ate three more french fries than me." When planning a friend's bachelorette party, she's the one who insists that the extra cupcakes are "way too expensive," and, besides, "Who eats dessert?"
How She Can Hurt You: If you're the type who's too polite to ask her to pay up, you risk dropping more than your fair share every time. She can also cause everyone else's extra spending to cover her cheapness—done in the hopes of silencing her whining.
How to Neutralize Her: There's a difference between genuinely being on a tight budget and just being cheap. The Miser has deep-rooted security issues around money, so don't count on changing this perspective overnight. When it comes to group expenditures, try getting her to focus on the event, the people and the happiness instead of the dollars. If she really doesn't want to pony up the cash, give her a chance to contribute in other ways (time, DIY, etc.)
The One-Upper
Competitive and insecure, she's the type who never fails to mention how much the guy she's dating makes. Or how much the amazing apartment she just bought cost. And she just loves to namedrop that private school her kids go to.
How She Can Hurt You: Besides making your money comparisonitis flare up each time you see her, the one-upper can inspire competitive spending. You might feel pressure to drop more cash if you're with her (even if you know you shouldn't), or buy your kid something you ordinarily wouldn't just to keep up.
How to Neutralize Her: The One-Upper's primary aim is attention. You can ignore her brags, which she'll find maddening, or validate her ("Your new convertible is amazing."). If it's a good friend with an annoying habit, level with her and explain that all this talk about money is making you feel bad. (Here are other ways to cure a bad case of money comparisonitis.)
The Moocher
She never saw something you own that she didn't want, and she's blessed with a short-term memory. This is the friend who's always asking you to spot her cash, or loan her your cute shoes—and forgetting to give them back. Never mind reimbursing you for her airline ticket you put on your credit card for your vacation together last year.
How She Can Hurt You: That bald spot in your closet where your favorite dress used to hang? The $300 on your statement she has yet to pay back? The Moocher is like the Bermuda Triangle of pals, making stuff disappear so magically you often don't even notice. Because you're her friend, not her bank, she doesn't take her debts to you seriously.
How to Neutralize Her: She's certainly not afraid to ask, which means you can't be shy about saying no. Next time the Moocher strikes, ask yourself these questions before indulging her demands: Is the item valuable to you? Can she easily afford to buy it herself? If it's money, are you comfortable giving up that much and drawing up a contract? Does she make a habit of this type of behavior?
The Pryer
She wants to know how much you pay in rent, how much you have in the bank, what your annual salary is—and how much that raise was that you just got. And that's just over breakfast.
How She Can Hurt You: The Pryer loves to pump you for info you'd usually only share with your financial planner. She's likely not asking out of concern for your well-being, so anything you tell her can and may well be used against you. Be particularly wary if the Pryer in your life is a colleague or a relative.
How to Neutralize Her: Whether she's a born gossip or suffering from a bad case of comparisonitis, the fact remains: This just isn't her business. You can deflect her questions politely with a, "Rent? Well, I definitely pay more than I did last year," or confront her more directly: "Would you like to know my net worth, too?"
The Purist
She doesn't get how you can do that "corporate" job. She didn't come to your wedding because you were part of the "matrimonial-industrial complex." And if you ask, "Isn't my new shirt cute?" she'll reply, "Sure—if you're into child labor."
How She Can Hurt You: Your wallet is probably safe, but a Purist can do a number on your confidence. You may find yourself wondering whether registering for your wedding is pure evil—or second-guessing your well-paid career. Every purchase, and every step in your life path different from her own will leave you open to her scrutiny.
How to Neutralize Her: It depends. If it's an old friend you've grown away from, you can explain that, while you know your values differ, her judging makes you feel like she's tearing you down. If she's an acquaintance, or a co-worker, just change the subject, or try: "I'm sorry, I really have a lot of work today." If she keeps it up, you might decide your life would be purer without her.
The Green-Eyed Monster
"Wow, that's an expensive bag." "Oh, you can afford a full-time nanny?" "Nice watch." The Monster tends to be jealous and suspicious—particularly of things and lifestyle choices. Her favorite exclamation? "Must be nice."
How She Can Hurt You: Similar to the Pryer, the Monster's sniping can result in your feeling guilty each time you're with her, without knowing exactly why. You may find yourself second-guessing your choices, reassuring her, or playing down your accomplishments or leaving behind that new bag so as not to push her buttons.
How to Neutralize Her: The key here is to realize it's not you, it's her. While you don't want to flaunt what you've got—especially if she really does have less—being disingenuous ("Oh, this old watch? It didn't cost that much ...") won't help anyone. The better response? "Thanks. It's really special to me."
The Baller
She's perfectly lovely—she's just in a tax bracket you can barely conceive of. As your wealthiest friend, the Baller usually leads an exciting life: "Just got back from the Maldives. Want to meet for lunch at Jean Georges?" and may not even realize her fabu lifestyle makes you feel insecure.
How She Can Hurt You: She'll naturally pick the restaurant that will max out your credit card—it's just how she rolls. But, more than frequenting places with prices that make you blanch, you may find yourself envious of all the Baller has—and feigning a bank balance you can't keep up.
How to Neutralize Her: It's normal to feel jealous (who doesn't want the new Chanel bag, or a country house in the south of France?), but, unless she's rubbing it in, you can't really blame the Baller. What you can do: Use your jealousy to pinpoint what you really want. Maybe her fancy car(s) leave you cold, but you really envy her exotic vacations—which you can budget for. However, if spending time with the Baller really does makes you feel bad, you may need to create some distance. Or introduce her to your lifestyle, like that hole-in-the-wall Ethiopian place you love. You never know, she might really enjoy it.


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Kaelah Kennedy of SOUTHAMPTON placed in the top 10 in the 2013 Miss Jr. Teen Philadelphia pageant competition that took place on Sunday November 25, 2012. She competed against 53 other contestants in her age division in the categories of casual wear, formal wear and interviewing skills. Kaelah will now go on to represent Southampton at the National Competition that will take place in Orlando, Florida. Over $30,000.00 in prizes and awards will be presented at the National Competition.
Kaelah will be competing in the Miss Jr. Teen division, one of four divisions that will have young ladies ages of 7 and 19 competing in modeling routines, which include casual wear and formal wear. Most important, Kaelah will display her personality and interviewing skills while interviewing with this year's National judging panel. Personality is the number one aspect that each contestant is judged on during all phases of competition.
Community businesses, organizations, and private individuals assisted Kaelah in participating in this year's competition by becoming an official sponsor to her. For the Philadelphia pageant, she obtained sponsorship from the following local businesses: Steam Pub, Shar-Nee Hair Designs, Longhitano's Pizza, Mealey's Furniture, John A. Saracino Inusrance Agency, B&E Jewelers, Robin Hood Restaraunt, ACME Markets, Iris Cleaners, Schiano's Pizza, Salon 360, Cyndi's Nails & Spa, and Dr. Louis J. Manco, OD.
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The Vampire Diaries' Nina Dobrev is featured in the latest issue of Glamour magazine for their annual hair issue, which coincidentally features a perfectly coiffed Taylor Swift on its cover. When we last left Elena, she was on her way to becoming a vamp and based on the preview, she's got a whole new lifetime (an eternity, really) to look forward to. If you haven't already, check out the preview clip below of the first episode of the season!
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Swallow the Sun doesn't really commit to one genre, and since that's pretty typical of most metal nowadays, it makes it difficult for StS to stand out from the blended crowd. They're still undeniably doom (mostly in part to their mid-tempo preferences and forlorn lyrical content) but there are other styles at work as well. Their black metal passages are grim and visceral, but they don't sound much different from their contemporaries. The addition of choruses and more orchestral elements doesn't add uniqueness, but those additions are utilized well and the sonic texture is lush, juxtaposed against a barren emotional landscape.
The fantastic contrasting vocals of Mikko Kotamäki also add depth, alternating between guttural lows, blistering highs, and soothing cleans. His voice is the greatest source of genuine emotion on the album, and the riffs take a mostly formulaic approach. Emerald Forest and the Blackbird does not glitter as brightly as a precious gem, but it's not a terribly dark spot on the band's discography either. Its weakness lies in the somewhat stagnant songwriting, not in the execution. All of the band members are very much on top of their game, and it's a wonderful sounding album, but the content being performed is not nearly as impressive as the musicians playing it.
Spoken vocals over sparse piano / acoustic guitar accompaniment used to resonate more deeply within me, but it's such an overused convention that I often find myself smirking at its usage. StS can usually get away with it, but there are some humorous exceptions. (Especially on the track "Hearts Wide Shut". Come on. Seriously?) Another issue is that the spoken passages can be quite difficult to understand, which undermines their purpose in the first place. This isn't a production issue (it's excellent, by the way) -- it's more of an accent/timbre issue, for which the band can't really be blamed. Still, Emerald Forest and the Blackbird is supposed to be a concept album, and without clear spoken cues, it can be very difficult to pick up on this. Anette Olzon guests on the fourth track, but her contributions are understated in the best way possible. "Labyrinth Of London" is an earworm, but in a sort of cheesy and confusing way. The title, when sung, sounds like "Labyrinth of Wonder", which is kind of goofy but makes a bit more sense contextually than does London.
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BETHPAGE OLD BETHPAGE PLAINVIEW OT RQ 8 E T H P A G £ Ny 4 COPTES » ' 7 1 4 ISLAND TREES PLAINEDGE SEAFORD VOL. 17 NO. 31 Week of Nov. 11-17, 1982 20 cents per copy TOBAY Adopts 1983 Budget The Oyster Bay Town Board has adopted the 1983 budget as proposed at a public hearing held on October 19, 1982. Under the proposed fiscal plan, the costs reflected in the 1982 General Town Budget amount to $30,410,594. The General Town Tax is levied on all properties throughout the Town. Calling the budget "as tight as possible while still providing all necessary Town services," Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Colby said that "the average homeowner will pay slightly less than $5 a year more in 1983, at the new rate of 87 and 1 / 10th cents per $1.00 assessed valuation, or only $3.22 more than he paid in 1977," Under the new State law controlUng,assessments in Nassau County, diffefenf^'^ciasses of property will have different tax rates. The rate stated above is for the largest assessment class, Class I (1,2 and 3-family homes). The rate proposed for Class II (apartments) is -93 and 4/ 5th cents; Class III (utilities) is 95 cents; and Class IV (others) is 94 and 1 / 5th cents. Under the budget for the Part Town(Planning, Building and Zoning) the tax rate shows a slight increase from WA cents per $100 assessed valuation to 21 and 3/10ths for Class I. The rates for Class II, III and IV. are, respectively, 23 and 1/ 10th cents, 23 and 2/5ths cents and 23 and 1/5th cents. The Highway and Part Town taxes do not apply to property located within villages. Also contained in the budget, Colby'noted, are the 1983 financial plans proposed by the more than 50 special districts in the Town which provide such services as fire protection, water supply, refuse collection, community parks, etc. Many of these districts are administered independently by commissioners elected at local levels, and although State law requires those budgets to be reflected in the Town's Budget, each special district sets its own tax rate. These budgets were adopted as proposed with some special district taxes increasing, others decreasing and with some remaining the same. Colby pointed out that "only 5% of the tax bill paid by residents goes to the Town (including General, Part Town and Highway Funds), while 12% goes for local special districts. The remainder of the total property tax bill is comprised of local School District Taxes (57%) and 26% for such Nassau County services as its General Fund, Police District, Community College and Sewer District. Nassau County and the School Districts each prepare and adopt their own budgets." Visit a Vet on Veterans Day, Nov. 11 Waste Management Negotiations Discontinued The Town of Oyster Bay Industrial Development Agency (TOBIDA) announced that negotiations, which have been conducted for about a year with Waste Management, Inc., for a resource recovery system to handle the Town's refuse, have been discontinued. In announcing the discontinuation of the negotiations, IDA Chairman Karl Leupold stated that the IDA has already commenced discussion with a second corporation that is also offering proven European technology in a plant that could take the almost 1,000 tons of refuse generated in the Town daily and convert it into electricity in an environmentally sound manner. Leupold said that termination of negotiations with Waste Management came about when it became obvious that it would not be fruitful to continue, since Waste Management concluded that it would not involve itself in the type of equity structure for the project that was required by the IDA. Leupold explained that the IDA has sought participation of private investment to allow the project to take advantage of tax benefits that could flow to a private investor and thereby allow a reduction of costs to users essential so that the system would be economically feasible. It is regretable that these discussions have to be terminated, but the lack of significant funding from the State Environmental Quality JBond Issue made it imperative that we take every possible action to reduce project costs. This included a requirement that private investors make a major investment in the project. We believe that, with another corpora- (Continued on page 8)
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Recap: Texas A&M 65, Auburn 56
Texas A&M 65, Auburn 56: Elston Turner hit four 3-pointers and scored 21 points as the visiting Aggies won for the third time in five games.
Alex Caruso added 14 points, eight assists and three steals for Texas A&M (16-10, 6-7 SEC) while Kourtney Roberson grabbed 10 rebounds - his sixth double-digit rebounding performance this season.
Allen Payne scored 11 points to lead Auburn (9-17, 3-10), which lost its fourth in a row and 10th in the past 11 games.
Auburn pulled within 55-53 on two free throws from Payne with 3:16 remaining, but the Aggies dominated from that point. The Tigers missed five of their final six shots, enabling the Aggies to break it open with a game-ending 10-3 run.
Texas A&M, which shot 16-of-20 from the foul line, hit all six of its attempts in the final 27 seconds.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Texas A&M didn't score for the first 6:08 as Auburn raced to a 12-0 lead. … Frankie Sullivan, Auburn's leading scorer, finished with seven points. Sullivan came in averaging 15.2 points, but has been held to fewer than 10 points in four of his last five contests. ... Auburn plays three of its final five games on the road, starting Saturday at Mississippi.
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"I think I'm more for the people and she's probably more for the one percent," said 101st Assembly District candidate Dan Carter.
…Versus the incumbent, an attorney and business owner from New Hartford. "I bring a lot of common sense credentials to the job that I don't think that maybe my opponent doesn't have the experience doing," said Assemblywoman Claudia Tenney. These two candidates are running to represent the newly formed 101st Assembly District and they couldn't be more different. Democratic candidate Dan Carter says if elected, his number one priority will be to freeze taxes. He'd also push consolidation.
"You have a village inside of a town, on top of this, on top of that, a myriad of police departments, fire departments and road crews," said Carter. "They all are ripe for consolidation."
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I am listing these "10 unpleasant facts," as they were called in the Oct. 25, 2010, issue of the Wall Street Journal because someone shared them with me and I want to share it with our readers. There is a lot of work to be done in the black community. These facts won't go away by wishing them away or pretending they're not true. Ask any teacher, social worker, judge or law enforcement officer in our county and find out for yourself. This is disturbing/
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I put off my spring flower planting. It wasn't easy either. I didn't make the same mistake this year as I did last year. I didn't let the weather fool me with the few warm days we have experienced in the past weeks. Not that I wasn't tempted to go to garden shops and bring home a truck filled with tender flowers just waiting for me to put in the ground. Just like babies, they look so cute when they're little.
Reading a book about a place I am about to visit or spend some time has been one of my greatest thrills in life.† If its a good reading experience you become more excited and thrilled with the idea of finally arriving at your new destination, especially if its a long dreamed about vacation spot or a new home in more pleasant surroundings.
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There is so much going on downtown Quincy that it would be a shame to miss it. First, I think that the community owes CRA/MainStreet Director Charles Hayes a pat on the back for the work he has put into bringing people downtown. Now we have regulars from Tallahassee and other areas joining our citizens to enjoy music. fun and fellowship.
No, Joan, please tell that nice grandmother friend of yours that I really don't want to take on tutoring her grandchild. I like helping out the kids here at LBJ, and I'm finding more and more that they really need me." I had been volunteering out at the LBJ CCC camp in Franklin,
I am so sick of this year's crop of political candidates. I am sick of the nasty, mean-spirited television commercials I grab the remote control as soon as one comes on. I try my very best to dodge them or at least hit the mute button as quickly as possible.
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11:23 am
Thu February 7, 2013
Artist's Exhibit Explores The History Of Slavery Through Her Ancestry
By Nicole Campbell and Frank Stasio
As a young person, Toni Scott was inspired by stories passed down of her great-grandmother Fannie. Her exploration of her maternal line led her to grapple with the violence of slavery and African-American oppression. This personal journey is told in her latest exhibit "Bloodlines." "Bloodlines" is on view at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from February 7th to April 26th. Scott hosts an artist's talk at the Stone Center tonight at 7p.m. Host Frank Stasio talks about "Bloodlines" with artist Toni Scott.


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Germany's bond auction on Wednesday met with slightly higher costs ahead of the election in Greece this weekend and Spain's bailout plan underway.
The country sold EUR 4.04 billion from 10-year bund auction, Bundesbank said. Investors bid for EUR 5.8 billion, exceeding the maximum target of EUR 5 billion.
The average yield rose marginally to 1.52 percent from 1.47 percent in the prior auction held on May 16.
Indicating the ability of the nation to borrow even during troubled times, demand exceeded the offer by 1.4. However, it was slightly down from the 1.5 times seen in May.
Also, the agency allotted EUR 770 million of 0.75 percent 2018 inflation-linked Federal notes. About EUR 230 million was set aside for secondary market operations.
The average yield came in at negative 0.31 percent. The bid-to-cover ratio, which indicates demand, rose to 2.2.
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