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Traditional fitness classes, such as Zumba and yoga, or original X-Series classes that incorporate boot camp, CrossFit, and martial arts
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• For $4, you get one ticket to any regular-season home game on Sunday–Thursday (an $8 value before fees, or up to a $9.50 value online, including all ticketing fees). • For $16, you get four tickets to any regular-season home game on Sunday–Thursday (a $32 value before fees, or up to a $38 value online, including all ticketing fees).
In 1947, the North Carolina Museum of Art made its initial acquisition, hauling in 139 works of European and American art purchased with state funds. In the 65 years since, the museum's collection has continued to balloon, and today features pieces that range from Egyptian funerary art to sculpture and vase paintings from Greece and Rome. The 164-acre campus surrounds visitors with creativity around every corner, including across the museum park, where more than a dozen works showcase inspirations that were culled from the natural world or extracted from the brains of scarecrows who donated their bodies to science.
During summer months, the Arts in the Museum Park festival series organizes week after week of music and film events. On the weekends, rather than sewing their socks together, siblings can get closer with Family Fun Saturdays. Free guided tours weave guests through the museum's halls daily. Visits can be capped off with a stop at the museum gift shop or at the elegant Iris restaurant, which dishes out contemporary American cuisine with regional and international twists.
There are numerous times in life when it's not appropriate to storm off to the mountains for adventure and stress relief. Work, family, and co-dependent penguins often keep us committed to life in one place. The climbing center at Vertical Edge provides all the challenge and fun of actual mountain climbing without the distance and dangers of a real rockface. Under the skilled tutelage of trained instructors, you'll get a lesson on basic climbing techniques, including the fine art of belaying another climber (to avoid such accidents as witnessed on playgrounds when itinerant sumo wrestlers attempt to see-saw with toddlers). After your lesson, you can stick around the massive facility and belay or climb for as long as your want, then return for any full additional day with equipment and admission included. With over 8,500 square feet of climbable surfaces to choose from, including a bouldering cave and 20 leadable routes, there's no shortage of learning opportunities available.
The sound of swooshing nets fills the rafters of the PNC Arena as the NCAA women's basketball tournament shuffles into the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight rounds, pinning the Raleigh Division's top remaining teams against each other in a do-or-die sprint toward the Final Four. Rather than getting pelted with constant shots while reclining in the backboards' cozy round hammocks, hoops fans can perch in 100-level seats to witness the on-court madness, which has already seen the 13th-seeded Marist Red Foxes bust brackets by ousting fourth-seeded Georgia in the opening round. The Elite Eight game on March 27 will crown a regional champion, sending them on a trip to the national semifinal in Denver, where the Kingston Region's own victor awaits the chance to play rock-paper-scissors for a coveted spot in the title game.
As a young girl, Boni Arendt was rarely found not fiddling with pencils, paintbrushes, and canvases. Her enthusiasm for creating inimitable works of art was brought into focus when she began honing her skills with formal education in the '80s, focusing her studies on painting and drawing techniques before earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from East Carolina University. Arendt's journey to find her artistic voice led her to the U.K., where she tried her hand at interdisciplinary design, photography, and faking an English accent. Since then, she's showcased her works at numerous exhibitions around the globe and opened Red Rooster Gallery in 2007.
At her homey studio and gift shop, Arendt shares the knowledge she gained throughout her many travels with aspiring artists of all ages during her private painting and drawing lessons. She also curates a selection of decorative items and art supplies for sale and produces highly realistic pencil drawings for commission.:m]]
Located a stone's throw from Symphony Lake, Koka Booth Amphitheatre emerges out of 14 acres of hardwoods and pines to offer up its stage to traveling national acts, theatrical productions, and movie screenings. Although its wood and earth-toned beams camouflage the venue within its natural surroundings, passersby can notice its sleek exterior glistening in the moonlight during nighttime performances. The outdoor amphitheater––designed by William Rawn Associates of Boston, which also constructed the Cambridge Public Library––seats up to 7,000 people on its spacious lawn, crescent deck, or loft bird nests.


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Gili Meno, the middle island, the smallest of the three Gili's and it is the quietest with fewer tourists. A great escape for honeymooners or someone who wants to get away from it all.Special features of the island is the salt lake and spectacular dive sites such as, Meno Wall, Sea Turtle Point, and Blue Coral Point. The beach on eastern part of the island is very nice and there's snorkeling just offshore and further north.Gili Meno has a population of about 300 locals. The interior of the island is mostly a palm trees surrounded by grass which is kept neat by cows munching lazily in the shade. There are no cars or motorbikes on the island, all transport is by horse-drawn carts or on foot. The diving was pretty good, with quite a strong current but that incredible swimming-pool visibility that you get on good days off the islands in SE Asia. The relaxed pace of life and the community feeling on the island is really special.In Gili Meno, where fresh water is shipped from Lombok, eco-friendly practices are not an option. It is a necessity.MENO'S BIRD SANCTUARYOn the island of Gili Meno, a new tourist attraction introduced by an Australian businessman who live in Bali, with hundreds of various tropical birds from many different rain forests of Indonesia, featuring a maze of walkways that lead to fantastic aviaries. Macaws, flamingos, pelicans, eagles, parrots, and more create a cloud of rainbow as they fly overhead.Access to Gili Meno from Bangsal Harbour:Public boat from Bangsal Harbour to gili Meno could be a problem, because passenger list at the ticket counter must reach at least 20 pax, otherwise you must charter the boat. If you meet other travellers, try ask them to share the price of boat charter. Most likely Public Boat goes often to Gili Air and Gili Trawangan. If you have no choice, rather than charter the boat yourself, try stay for a night in Gili Air or Gili Trawangan, then in the next morning take Island Hopping Boat that regularly leaves twice a day daily at around 9 – 10AM and 14:00 – 15:00PM.Facilities on Gili MenoElectricity supply is now available on Gili Meno. The electrical voltage in Indonesia is 220 Volt, if you bring any devices which require recharged at lower voltage (110 Volt) bring an electrical voltage converter or ask the hotel where you stay for STAVOLT.Money changers are available in most Tourist Information, but usually give you a lower rate than changing on the mainland of Lombok. As there are no banks on the Gili islands, make sure you take enough cash for your intended period of stay. But if you get into any difficulties, it is good to know that there is now one ATM machine on Gili Trawangan, located at Hotel Vila OmbakA Health center (PUSKESMAS) is being developed on Gili Meno under funding of contributions from local businesses. Bring along some important medication kits just in case, because there's no doctor available on the island.For your own safety, deposit valuable items at the reception where you're staying at. Carry only small cash and necessary items.ActivitiesThere are many options for an enjoyable holiday on the islands. You can rent snorkeling equipment, join a diving course, or just snorkeling off-the-shore to see the magnificent coral reefs and fishes.There are few quality scuba diving operations on all the islands. The blue coral garden around the north east of gili meno can be reached by snorkeling off-the-beach. Turtle point and meno wall located in the north west of Gili Meno and can be reached only by boat. Join any of the boat dive trips available.While the island is busiest from May through August, the quieter off-season from January to April provides a better opportunity to enjoy all the islet has to offer. To get around the isle, the only means of transport are Cidomos, horse drawn carriages. Bicycle rentals are available too. Expect higher prices for most things there since all food and goods must be brought over from the mainland.
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Distribution center manager Andy Johnson said online applications for some positions at the center are now available, but it will still be some time before Lowe's puts out applications for general line jobs.
Mel Wages, who coordinates career expos for the Georgia Department of Labor statewide, said the Rome event is one of the largest in the state.
"This is truly one of the premier events that we do each year," Wage said.
Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said events such as the Northwest Georgia/Shorter University Career Expo have resulted in a lot of placements and opportunities for jobless Georgians.
"Anything that we can do to help make that connection between job seeker and employer, we're doing everything we can to make those connections," Butler said. "A lot of folks get a lot of opportunities to get face-to-face time with potential employers and get their foot in the door."
Buster Young, a financial consultant with Edward Jones, said his company is looking for financial advisers.
"Right now we've got about 12,000 brokers within the U.S., and the goal is to get it to 20,000 by 2020," Young said. "There are three in Rome right now. We lost one, and of course we've got areas right around us that are available and that they're looking to put people in."
Caleb Hufstetler of Rome said he was looking at the financial consulting industry for a possible career after a long stint with his family-owned Paul's Oyster Bar in West Rome.
Jackie Jenkins of Rome was an administrative operations coordinator at Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital until it closed in September 2011.
"I would still like to have something in that line of work. I was a secretary/office administrator for 15 years," Jenkins said. "I still have the experience, and I would love to have something in the same field."
She's been attending classes at Georgia Northwestern Technical College for the past year to hone her office technology skills.
Todd Mayben of Rockmart was passing out resumes at many of the booths.
"I'm an unemployed public educator, and I'm looking for something with education or management," Mayben said. "I have three children in college right now, and my oldest daughter is disabled, and my wife stays home with her, so I'm the sole provider, but I've been unemployed for about a year."
Mayben attended the career expo last year and said he had a few interviews during the past 12 months but had not gotten any job offers.
Roman Beep Patel has been out of work for about a year. "I'm looking for a part-time job to help me make some money to go through college," Patel said.
The Toyo Tire plant in Cartersville had a steady stream of prospects visiting their booth. The company was specifically seeking a multi-craft maintenance technician, quality engineer, MES support engineer and a facilities maintenance supervisor.
Larry Alford of ServiceMaster was looking for a maintenance construction employee, a carpet cleaning technician, some part-time people for generalized cleaning and a field sales employee.
"Last year we hired one from the event," Alford said. "He came in here, and I met him. Now he's over my entire customer service operation."
Alford was strategically located next to the Lowe's booth and was hoping some overflow from the line at Lowe's might help him fill his needs.


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When Jayden, a rambunctious preschooler, walked through the doors of Horizons for Homeless Children in Roxbury a year ago, he barely spoke a word, not much more than "mommy" and "daddy." Now, his mother says, he's almost too expressive.
"I forget I'm talking to a 3-year-old," Kim Webster said.
Another negative consequence of this lack of funding is that parents have their children tested for disabilities. If the kids are disabled they can get funding that way. A lot of wasted money and a sad state of affairs when parents need to go to these negative extremes. Plus they have to up with idiots-right Vlad?
""We know there are people out there who would like to be able to get their children into child care, but they can't because they can't access the state subsidies." That's because all these "State subdidies" actually don't come from the "STATE". They are extracted from the working people who can no longer care for their own children while being saddled with the cost of providing FREE subsidities to non citizens.
Easy way to shorten lists, those that are working or going to school shoot to the top...those that are just sitting home doing nothing go to the bottom. Also, shorten the day. Unless they are working full time (which would disqualify them for aid), they really don't need their kid in day care for 9 or 10 hours a day. If you split the time, you could accommodate double the kids. I pay for preschool for 2 hours 3 times a week in my town, because that is what they offer.
"And if parents don't have access to child care, parents can't work. "So," she said, "it's a never-ending cycle." And if the parent (you realize this is not a 2 parent home) thought about what it takes to raise a child maybe they would have taken precautions to insure that they would not have children until they could provide for them. There is a moral breakdown of society when you have individuals that use Public assistance as a lifestyle.
It is NOT necessarily a single parent home, as you for some reason indicate (and thereby indicate your prejudice). Regardless of income, how many families these days have or can afford to have one of the parents staying at home? Not many, unless you are in the upper income echelon. And the poorer the family is, even with two incomes, the more they need daycare to be able to stay working, since they live paycheck to paycheck.
Why would people who can barely afford to keep themself above water bring children into this world? Then us the taxpayers flip the bill for subsidies to raise the children. All part of Patrick's tax bill....time to make people responsible for their actions.
And just what are you suggesting to "make people responsible for their actions" in having children? Take the children away? Turn the family away from daycare/school? What "punishment" would you impose? China has limited family size for decades, with extreme penalties for breaking that rule. Would you like the USA to emulate China? Or are you saying that, for their "stupidity", these families should be ostracized and have to live under the bridges, scrounging to keep from starving? How far are you willing to go to "teach responsibility" to people?
And refering to taking the children away, also not a bad idea. There are plenty of people looking to adopt...also a deterrent to a mother looking to increase welfare benefits by producing more infants. Its a win-win...give prospective parents a child they want, and cut down on spending to parents who can't and do not want to pay for more children. Thats how far I'm willing to "teach" responsibility. redglare2, what's your method? Just keep raising taxes to help out a percentage of people that do not want to work, keep pumping out kids, get free room and board, etc...
While I am somewhat dismayed by the meanness ("kick 'em when they're down") of some of the Globe's readers -- attacking people with children, who are living in poverty -- I cannot sympathize with their failure to place the blame where it properly belongs -- on the state government and the educational establishment.
If both truly acted as they claim -- recognizing that the minds (or brains) of children growing up in poverty in the first five years of their existence, supported by parents who work at Massachusetts minimum wages, and who have not the time to meet the demands of those first five years, suffer in growth -- and fail to act accordingly, there is an enormous social cost to be borne by every one of us.
But of course, the educational establishment that knows this to be the case, leaves it to so-called non-profits, and to small business to provide the adequate or inadequate care by relying on 'vouchers' which are now insufficient in number.
We should thank Akilah Johnson and the Globe for revealing that Deval Patrick and the Democratic Party are talking about welfare, and not about investment in Education. This is a prescription for keeping people in poverty. Not for building self-reliance where it begins. No wonder some readers are confused and angry.
Elie Yarden
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Hey guys, I know I've been getting numerous requests for The Rev from Avenged Sevenfold, so without any trouble, I went ahead and did this tutorial.I had a lot of fun painting a few portraits today, and I'll continue with more tomorrow. In this fun lesson, we'll be learning "how to draw the Rev from Avenged Sevenfold". Drawing this guy should be easy for you to draw because of the simple steps I've prepared. Be sure to get yourself a pencil, paper, and eraser so you'll have an advance with preparedness. If you'd like to take your skills further, get a graphite sketch set and use my painting for reference on the shading. This however, is for advanced or intermediate skilled artists. The tutorial itself is simplified for novices, which are common amongst the site. Anyways, I've gotta get going and move onto my other fun lessons! I hope you'll enjoy and don't forget to let me know how you did and if the tutorial was easy. Rest in Peace the Reverend!


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Well I like DJ and find he brings a lot to the band.+ on top of being a great musician he an excellent entrepreneur
clean your ears...Nickelback's guitar work is awesome.
With all the shit he puts out I'm surprise he hasn't got his own brand toilet roll.
I find that ironic since you have Ashba as your profile pic and has a link to "AshbaSwag.com"Is that irony? I don't give a fuck. Explain your use of advertising Ashba on these forums.


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Jaymee Hannan added nine assists and Noelle Day had five digs for the Golden Bears.
Rio Grande returns to action this weekend at the Gary Wolf Invitational hosted by Lourdes University. On Friday, the RedStorm will face Lourdes at 1 p.m. and Siena Heights University at 5 p.m. Saturday's schedule shows tilts with OSU-Marion at 10 a.m. and with Lawrence Tech at noon.


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Art League of Hilton Head promotes and supports visual arts through exhibitions, education and partnerships for the cultural enhancement of the community and its visitors.
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- Serves the entire community. Art League provides valuable experiences for artists, students and art lovers, serving a diverse group of visitors and residents.
- Is part of Hilton Head Island's history. Art League has been in existence since the formal development of Hilton Head Island, 41 years ago.
- Welcomes approximately 500+ members world-wide. Located on an internationally recognized resort destination island, Art League attracts artists, members and art buyers from all over the world.
- Offers approximately 120 classes annually at the Art Academy. Art Academy classes are led by professional art teachers and artists for students of all levels and mediums. Classes run in 4 to 8 week sessions, others offer the flexibility of per class "drop-ins."
- Receives on average 20,000 annual visitors to the Walter Greer Gallery, voted the "Best Gallery" on Hilton Head Island. Located in the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, each month offers a new exhibition with works from over 100 artists.
- Hosts signiture events. Art & Flowers Luncheon, Biennale Juried National Art Show, CraftHiltonHead, Fabulous Fakes, GOT ART and the Annual Gullah Celebration.
- Provides affordable access to the arts. Exhibitions and receptions are free and open to the public.
- Collaborates. We partner with private and non-profit businesses to create an unparalled arts and cultural experience for visitors and residents.
Art League of Hilton Head has two locations:
Art League of Hilton Head (Office & Gallery)
Walter Greer Gallery at Arts Center of Coastal Carolina
14 Shelter Cove Lane (off Hwy. 278)
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
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PO Box 22834
Hilton Head Island, SC 29925-2834
Gallery Phone: (843)681-5060
Office Manager Phone: (843)681-2399
Art League of Hilton Head (Art Academy)
106 Cordillo Parkway
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
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PO Box 5367
Hilton Head Island, SC 29938-5367
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Is the Red Cross Trying to Prosecute 600 Million Gamers for War Crimes?
Sounds almost impossible, but it is true the 'Red Cross' now wants you (the hard-core violent gamer) -> 'TO PAY FOR YOUR DIGITAL CRIMES AGAINST VIRTUAL HUMANITY'
Everone knows about the 'violent nature' of some certain Video Games like 'Battlefield 3' and 'Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3', but now a direction that you would not believe is happening, the 'Red Cross' has recently issued the following notice regarding these games that immerse and plunge players into violent futuristic or pass wars with nothing but shooting, maiming all in the name of WAR!
The above was writter by 'Chris Berg' a researcher with the 'Institute of Public Affairs', and I have to agree this report is mind-blogging, but you never know they recently tried to 'Ban The Sale Of Violent Games' in the USA Supreme Cout and lost, but Microsoft has already decided to ban 'virtual guns' from your Live Profile Avatar come Jan. 1st.AS LONG as human beings have been creating fictional worlds, moralists have been denouncing their creations. But the news that the Red Cross might prosecute 600 million video gamers for war crimes was still pretty ground-breaking. A daily bulletin of the organisation's annual conference two weeks ago recorded an "overall consensus and motivation" to act "against violations of international human rights law in video games".
But the bulletin had been written ambiguously. A week later, the Red Cross clarified that "serious violations of the laws of war can only be committed in real-life situations". It just wants to "engage in a dialogue with the video gaming industry". So we can all breathe a sigh of relief. Log back on to Xbox Live. Reinstall the iPhone games. Plug the Playstation into the TV again. But the very fact that the Red Cross decided to investigate video games is deeply, almost incomprehensibly, absurd. It is about as sensible as objecting to slasher movies because murder is against the law.
This year has been one of the most important years in human rights in decades. Yet the supreme deliberative body of the biggest human rights organisation in the world thought now would be a good time to discuss how international law is portrayed in entirely fictional settings. This suggests that some human rights activists are animated not just by an admirable defence of individual rights around the world, but by an all-encompassing moral crusade.
For example, in 24: The Game, a terrorist is killed after he surrenders. The report concludes that this is a violation of Article 3(1) of the Geneva Conventions, and Article 8(2)(b)(vi) of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. Then one of the terrorists - sorry, ''alleged'' terrorists - takes a hostage. This is a clear breach of the 1979 International Convention against the Taking of Hostages. Of course, there is no cause to believe the game developers approve of terrorists taking hostages. Or that gamers will be convinced hostage-taking is an admirable thing to do.
In one edition of the Call of Duty franchise, set during the Second World War, players can use flamethrowers. Such weapons were used in that conflict, but were technically illegal according to the 1907 Hague Conventions. So, the report meticulously points out that this too is a human rights violation.
Such absurdities are apparently enough to get the world's peak human rights watchdog in a flurry. Certainly, the Red Cross has a remit to ''promote respect'' of the rules of war. But the elimination of war crimes will not be furthered one bit by changing video game content. No person has ever believed that Castle Wolfenstein is a guide to just or unjust behaviour. Yet the Red Cross still solemnly claimed that ''600 million gamers'' may be ''virtually violating'' international human rights law. If this is not an attempt to stoke a moral panic, then nothing deserves that title.
So will the 'Red Cross' new mission against 'Violent Games' infact work, and the 'Video Game Industry' will adapt and change, and we old-school 'hard-core gamers' will be something of the past, and now be stuck trying to enjoy games with nothing but cute & friendly bears or loving storylines!
NEWS SOURCE: Red Crosss to Prosecute 600 Million Gamers (via) Forbes


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TUESDAY, January 21,1873REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. Branham, from the Committee on the Sinking Fund, reported a bill [H. R. 354] to consolidate certain mortgage bonds, bills receivable, loans, etc., belonging to the school fund into one non-negotiable bond, and making provisions in relation thereto. (The preamble recites those several mortgage bonds, bills receivable, loans, etc., belonging to the school fund and finds the aggregate to be $176,573 42, belong to and part of the common school fund, and therefore the bill enacts, for the purpose of simplifying the accounts of the common school fund, that the Governor execute a non-negotiable bond of the State for said amount, bearing interest at 6 per cent.; and that the said mortgage bonds, bills receivable, loans, etc., shall belong to and be the property of the State, etc.) Referred to the Committee on the Sinking Fund.
Mr. Reed, from the Committee on Ways and Means, returned the resolution directing said committee to inquire into the expediency of tax- page: 61[View Page 61] ing the agents of mercantile and manufacturing houses doing business without the State and selling their wares and merchandize within the the State, reporting a recommendation that it be laid on the table, because it is in conflict with a late decision of the United States Supreme Court.
The report was concurred in.
Mr. Walker, from the Committee on the Judiciary, returned the bill [S. 159] providing for the submission to the people on the 28th of January, 1873, the question of the ratification of the constitutional amendment in relation to the debt charged against the Wabash and Erie Canal, with an amendment changing the time of the election to the 18th day of February, 1873. The report was concurred in, adopting the amendment, and the bill was finally passed the House of Representatives. Yeas 86, nays 0.
The House took up the special order for the hour, viz.: Mr. Miller's bill [H. R. 297] supplemental to the act of May 12, '69, to authorize aid in the construction of railroads by counties and townships taking stock therein or making donations thereto, the question being on the third reading of the bill. (The bill provides that the local tax may be withheld till the road shall be permanently located.) It was finally passed by the House of Representatives, yeas 86, nays 0.
Mr. Walker, from the Committee on the Judiciary, returned Mr. Heller's bill [H. R. 284] to amend the 22d section of the act for the incorporation of cities and towns and the supplemental act of August 2,1855(the temperance clause) - recommending that it be referred to the Committee on Temperance. He also returned the Senate bill [S. 71] to amend sections 7 and 49 of the act for the settlement of decedents' estates, recommending that it be laid on the table. He also returned Mr. Anderson's bill [H. R. 342] to provide for taxing of costs in criminal actions, recommending its indefinite postponement. These reports were severally concurred in.
Mr. Wilson, of Ripley, from the Committee on the Judiciary, returned his bill [H. R. 179] to amend section one of the act to amend the practice act of June 18,1852, approved February 3, 1858, recommending its passage. He said: The law at present requires the publication of the sheriff's advertisement for the sale of real estate in a newspaper that is published nearest to the land. This works a hardship on the sheriff sometimes to determine the nearest newspaper which becomes material to the title he gives. This bill does away with that feature of the law, and requires that it be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county. The old law provides that the newspaper shall be printed in the county; this bill, that it shall be printed and published in the county. The old law requires that it shall be printed in a newsaper; this, that it shall be printed in a newspaper of general circulation.
Mr. Butterworth. This bill is in the interest of county seats, and does injustice to people and newspapers published elsewhere in the county.
Mr. Shirley proposed to recommit the bill, with instructions to amend so that the judgment plaintiff direct the sheriffs choice of advertising as between the newspapers of the county.
Mr. Cauthorn proposed to amend the instructions so as to give this discretion also to the judgment defendant; and so the instructions were shaped by the acquiesence of Mr. Shirley: to secure this selection to the judgment plaintiff and defendant, giving the preference to the defendant.
Debate followed, in which Messrs. Wilson, of Ripley, Buskirk, Cowgill, Shirley and Miller took part.
On motion of Mr. Ogden, the motion for recommitment with instructions was laid on the table - yeas 41, nays 37; and then the bill (it being on the third reading) was rejected by the House yeas 35, nays 46.
Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on the Judiciary, returned Mr. Kirkpatrick's bill [H. R. 228] to amend the third section of the act of May 15,1861, relative to the disability of Circuit Judges to hold court and discharge the duties of their office, and for the appointment of Judges pro tem. to hold court during such disability, recommending that it be laid on the table.
The Speaker would have repressed debate under the reported motion to lay the bill on the table, but it was indulged by unanimous consent, and Messrs. Offutt, Wilson of Ripley, Glasgow, Rumsey, Buskirk, Woollen and Miller participating therein.
On motion of Mr. Cowgill, the bill was recommitted, with instructions to deprive the original incapacitated judges of their salaries in cases where their courts have been held by judges pro tem. for six months.
Mr. Shirley, from the Judiciary Committee, returned Mr. Wilson of Ripley's bill [H. R. 276] to prohibit the several courts and county boards in this State from making any allowance to county officers for stationery, and providing that such officers shall furnish their own stationery, recommending that the same be laid on the table.
Mr. Wilson of Ripley. In this bill I provide that the courts and county commissioners shall not hereafter make any allowance to county officers for stationery, except for the record books, and I desire to point out some of the abuses under the present system. And as we are called upon by the people to cut down all abuses, it seems to me that we have a golden opportunity which we ought not let pass. The State is now paying no less than $300,000 a year for Stationery for the county officers, when, in contemplation of law, this should be paid by the county officers themselves; and they put in under the head of stationery four-fiths of all the items of supply for their offices. Wherever we find such an abuse of power, we ought to put our hand on it. Let gentlemen go to their county offices and to the records, and under the head of expenses for stationery they will find pens, inkstands, gold pens, erasers, cork-screws and other like things that can not properly come under the head of stationery, such as pocket knives, memorandum books, etc. And this is carried on to such an extent that they even get from the traders a bonus per cent. on their purchases. The County Clerk gets fifty cents for his summons, which he procures at the State's expense; whence he gets not only enough for himself, bat for all his friends. Besides, when he retires from his office, he takes with him enough of these articles of stationery to last him through the term of his natural life. [Laughter.
]When he had concluded, debate was still further indulged by unanimous consent, and Messrs. Barrett, Buskirk, Walker and Shirley took part - pending which, the House adjourned.


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I hope these new companies come though in a big way at the 2013 Professional World Championships!! I want this to be the best pro worlds ever and we have the potential to do just that. We've already done it in '10 and we are redesigning everthing but the Gold course to give the pros new challenges. I am a groundskeeper at Lemon Lake County Park. Big announcements about pro worlds should be coming in the next month. I cannot write everything I know, because we are trying to coordinate with two government agencies and the pdga and negotiations are ongoing. Let's just say the changes are going to be sick and anyone who comes out to this worlds will have stories to tell for the next decade!! ;-)
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LaNita Hubbard, 77, of Bowie, Texas, the mother of a Gillette woman, died Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, in Bowie, Texas.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in the Drawing Room of the White Family Funeral Home of Bowie. Burial will follow at Elmwood Cemetery in Bowie.
Mrs. Hubbard was born Sept. 30, 1935, to Bill and Juanita (Clark) Price in Wichita Falls, Texas. She married Tommie Hubbard on Oct. 17, 1952, in Hobbs, N.M.
In her early years, Mrs. Hubbard owned and operated the Soda Shop in Perryton, Texas. In 1978, she retired and moved to Amon Carter Lake in Bowie, Texas. Mrs. Hubbard was a member of the Carter Lake Road Baptist Church and the Red Hat Society. She enjoyed quilting and loved living life out at the lake.
Mrs. Hubbard is survived by her four children, including Beckie Gustafson of Gillette, eight grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, a sister and two nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents and husband.
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Traffic Q&A: Cross-base road waiting on funding
Is the cross-base highway ever going to be finished? Claude Whitley, Puyallup
That remains to be seen.
The first phase of the project has been completed at a cost of $9.5 million, and another $31.5 million has been spent on studies and buying rights of way.
But theres no money for the rest of the job, and work has been suspended.
Were waiting for the funding, said Washington State Transportation Department spokeswoman Claudia Bingham Baker. Well build as much as the Legislature will fund.
The estimated cost of completing the project was $419.6 million in 2008, when it was last calculated. That estimate doesnt include redoing the interchange at Interstate 5 and Thorne Lane. The controversial project would construct a new state Route 704 across Joint Base Lewis-McChord, linking state Route 7 (Pacific Avenue) to Interstate 5.
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The image of those planes swarming overhead has stayed with U.S. Sens. Daniel Inouye and Daniel Akaka in the 71 years since Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, they say. Both Hawaii Democrats, teenagers at the time, witnessed the attack and then fought in World War II.
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Collective memories of Dec. 7, 1941 — that "date that will live in infamy," as President Franklin Roosevelt put it in an address to Congress the next day — are fading as decades pass, but that sunny Sunday morning remains vivid for those who witnessed the attack. Akaka was a senior at Kamehameha School for Boys, its sprawling campus in the hills above Honolulu on the island of Oahu.
"Out of my dormitory window I watched all this smoke and was able to see the planes diving in at Pearl Harbor," Akaka said. "I was able to see — and I didn't know what it was until later of course — that they were torpedoing the battleships in a row, and how some of them kind of keeled over.
It wasn't until another cluster of planes flew overhead, en route to bomb the Marine Corps base at Kaneohe Bay, that Akaka and his classmates figured out what was going on.
"When the squadron passed over us, we saw those red balls on the wings," Akaka said. "That's when we knew it was the Japanese attacking."
Gen. Walter Short declared martial law, taking over the government and mobilizing reserve troops, including the boys at Kamehameha. Continued...
"We got orders to put a unit together and guard the hills in back of school because they were expecting paratroopers to land," Akaka said. "They wanted to have a unit up in the mountains to protect the water. We took our own rifles and we moved up into the hills."
With Hawaii under military governance, other dramatic changes followed.
By February, President Roosevelt had signed an executive order that authorized the government to round up and imprison more than 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry — most of them Americans — during the war. Inouye, a Japanese American, has said in past interviews that he was angry that the government felt he was "part of the enemy."
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Both of U.S. Rep. Colleen Hanabusa's grandfathers were among the interned, one at Honouliuli Internment Camp in Hawaii and the other at a camp in Santa Fe.
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Hanabusa grew up hearing stories from her grandfathers about their time in captivity. One became a cook in the camp where he was held, and talked about trading bread for rice with German Americans and Italian Americans who also were interned. At the same time, the sons of those who were locked up were sent to war.
"It was a country that declared that they were not equal, that felt they were the enemy, and yet they fought — maybe some to prove them wrong but others because they felt it was their patriotic duty," Hanabusa said. "Quite honestly, I sometimes wonder if we're still made out of that same stuff. There's a Japanese word that probably best describes it: shikata ga nai. What it means is basically, 'That's the way it is.' I think that's best explained a lot of how the Japanese felt. This was war."
It's a sentiment Hanabusa hears a lot when she meets veterans. As a member of the Armed Services Committee representing a state with a huge military presence, she's often invited to events where service members gather. Earlier this year, she met the son of the artist who designed the memorial at Pearl Harbor. He told her he wanted it to be "a lasting remembrance of peace."
After tragedies, there's often a sense of urgency to remember — or more precisely, to never forget. Inouye calls the attack on Pearl Harbor the morning that "all hell broke loose," but worries that the history is slipping away. Continued...
"Fifty years after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, a national poll was taken among high school seniors in the United States, and the question was a very simple one: What is the significance of Dec. 7, 1941?" Inouye said as he gave testimony in support of congressional funding for a Sept. 11 memorial last year. "Less than half of those polled could respond. They have no idea."
For lawmakers, remembering also means realizing that making a legislative decision means "consequences are paid by others," Hanabusa said.
"What other kinds of laws have been passed that infringe upon people's rights that were reactionary — and how much of it is viewed like, 'If you don't do it, you're not patriotic?'" Hanabusa said. "We're still debating issues related the Patriot Act. Those are issues that are still there. And you wonder every time, did we forget?"
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No kidding. The USAC sprinters would put on a great show there.
...'Thank you, carl s, for the reminder. Maybe this year you and macmiller can get the Boyle Valve Special on that great horse track?
I doubt another racecar will ever turn a lap at Churchill.
Hadn't been one on track since 1912 I'm told.
Bill Akin and his roadster and Joe Freeman and his Duesy were participating in the Louisville Concourse d'Elegance which was celebrating the Indy 500 Centennial and Bill was able to get triple double dispensation from a variety of Churchill Boards to take a few laps and Joe Freeman snuck in the back door LOL.
I've communicated with The Board about any future such events and the Boyle Valve Spl and the future for such looks bleak. If it changes I'm first in line.
(Ironically-not being aware of any of this last year- I was towing the car home from The Speedway and took a first time route through Louisville and drove right past Churchill when all of this was going on- I remember toying with the thought of pulling over and getting a photo of the car by the track then decided to get through town instead.
[QUOTE=LittleFauss;3010056]...'Thank you, carl s, for the reminder. [B]Maybe this year you and macmiller can get the Boyle Valve Special on that great horse track?[/BQUOTE]
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I have always wondered why moe horse tracks don't team up with USAC or WoO to do races. Seems like the mo use they get the more profit they get... Unless insurance cost would be too high
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We are all together now. Goal 22-24 races per year split 50:50 oval:RC/SC
It would be a way to get the horse owners to pull the horses out of the stalls for maintenance........I would think the first turbo, or first big block being goosed would have the horses running for the interstate.....but in today's world I think much more of it is infrastructure costs.....the rub rails for the horses are not quite what's needed for a Sliver Crown car, but I do like your idea!
EDIT....and as I understand more tracks are moving to a certain compound which seems to have reduced broken legs on the nags by quite a bit. Dunno if that type material is a plus or minus for auto racing.
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They put on a great show until a rider was killed and the racing ceased.
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On the subject of racecars on famous horse tracks:
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Mostly from his private collection in the late 1950s at DelMar Fairgrounds.
And yes, that's 'Uncle' Mr Ralph De Palma with the flags.
fwiw On Oct 20, 1996 Cary Agajanian et all promoted a Silver Crown Race (won by Jimmy Sills) at Del Mar, It was a splendid SoCal Fall day and we sat in box seats and it was the first auto race on the that turf since the ill fated 1949 AAA Event. Word is (like Churchill Downs) the horse brigade was very much opposed to any further contamination of their soil.
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.....'carl s, As you probably are well aware of, promoter J.C. Agajanian "fought" the horsemen every step of the way when he was promoting auto races on state fairgrounds tracks. 'Especially Sacramento. But without fail, every year during the California State Fair, the track would be re-groomed back to beauty and perfection (soft and fluffy) for the thoroughbreds.
LF, thanks for sharing the poster with us!
Oh man I remember the Silver Crown cars racing at that gorgeous Del Mar track. That was the race Tony Stewart stole the SC Championship by just a few points to complete his triple crown.
As I recall the horseman said the race cars leaking fluids caused some irritation to the horses hooves or some such excuse for not wanting them back.


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