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An award-winning musician and professor of music at County College of Morris (CCM), José Beviá now has another honor to add to his list of creative accomplishments. His original orchestral composition, blending jazz, classical and modern formats, will be performed live by the American Composer Orchestra in New York City next year.
That opportunity is the result of Beviá's success as a participant in the 2012 Jazz Composers Orchestra Institute (JCOI) this past summer. A resident of West New York, Beviá was selected from a national pool of applicants to take part in the JCOI at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). As a participant, he competed with 37 other composers to gain selection as one of five composers invited to write an original orchestral composition. His composition, Noit-Alimissa, will be performed at the Miller Theatre at Columbia University, June 3 and 4, 2013.
"This is a great opportunity," said Beviá. "Being a part of the CCM faculty has allowed me to take advantage of these sorts of opportunities and then bring back what I have learned to my students."
The mission of JCOI is to support composers working in jazz, improvised and creative music who have demonstrated "excellent musicianship, originality and potential for future growth in orchestral composition." The JCOI is a cooperative program of the American Composers Orchestra, the Center for Jazz Studies at Columbia University, the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, EarShot and the National Orchestra Institute.
It will not be the first time Beviá's work has been performed on a major stage. His classical, jazz, and contemporary compositions and arrangements have been performed around the world by the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, the BMI/New York Jazz Orchestra, The Millennium Jazz Orchestra, Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. In 2009, he released a CD of his contemporary classical music with MSR Classics, featuring the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra.He has been a composer in residence at the Visby International Centre for Composers in Sweden, and a visiting artist and scholar at the American Academy in Rome.
Beviá is the recipient of the 2010 International Music Prize for Excellence in Composition from the National Academy of Music and the Municipal Conservatories of Neapolis and Sykies in Greece. He received that award for Three Enigmas, a contemporary classical composition he wrote for the piano duo Ferdiko of New York City.
A native of Spain, Beviá graduated from the Valencia Conservatory of Music in Valencia, Spain. He then attended the Berklee College of Music where he earned his bachelor's degree, and Florida State University where he earned dual master's degrees in music composition and jazz performance and his doctorate in music theory and composition.
At CCM, Beviá teaches Music Theory, Electronic Music and Piano, among other courses. He also is director of the County College of Morris Chamber Ensemble.


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Leavenworth and the FrontierMilitary Historic Byway was featured in a segment of "Sunflower Journeys" on KTWU. Leavenworth is the only city in Kansas that islocated on two byways: Frontier Military Historic Byway & Glacial Hills Scenic Byway.
The historic, quaint city of Leavenworth invites you to discover, explore, experience, shop, dine, enjoy, relax. . ."Escape"!
Leavenworth is the "First City incorporated in the state of Kansas" and Fort Leavenworth is known as the "Post that opened the West" and is the oldest fort in continuous use west of the Mississippi River.
Leavenworth and Fort Leavenworth offer many historical attractions for all ages such as the Parker Carousel Museum, the Carroll Mansion, self-guided walking/driving wayside tours, a Black History Museum, Frontier Army Museum, Buffalo Soldier Monument and city tour trolley rides.
The riverfront historic downtown offers an eclectic variety of home, gift, garden, fun & funky jewelry, specialty teas and foods, antiques, furniture, quilting supplies, pottery and much, much more. There's even an old-fashioned lunch counter that has been rated the #1 old time soda fountain in the Kansas City area, and, an old time hardware store. . .just like the old days!
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Schools, roads, taxes will dominate Corbett budget address today
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Public workers' pensions, education spending and highway improvements are high on the list of likely topics as Gov. Tom Corbett marks the midway point in his first term with Pennsylvania's annual budget address.
The Republican governor has described many aspects of what he wants to do in a series of recent interviews and public appearances, but his speech at the state Capitol on Tuesday will undoubtedly contain some surprises in an agenda that has been a work in progress.
Corbett is expected to announce a budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 that increases spending slightly over this year's $27.7 billion approved budget to account for the rising costs for public employee pensions, health care for the poor, debt and prisons.
He has said he will call for changes to pensions in an effort to lower the government's cost and is expected to roll out a long-term plan to improve the state's roads, bridges and mass transit that revolves around a plan to raise wholesale fuel taxes.
He also has said he would ask the Legislature to maintain level funding for higher education, add new state police cadet classes and devote more money to help those with intellectual disabilities. He has left the door open to an increase in funding for public schools, already an enormous share of state spending.
For the past two years, Corbett has held the line on income and sales taxes while lowering broad-based business taxes, and he is expected to continue that in his third budget.
Corbett's press secretary, Kevin Harley, said Corbett will provide more details about his approach to pensions and transportation, also big ticket items in state government.
However, Corbett may not tackle the question of whether to expand Medicaid eligibility under the federal health care law, a move he has said might not be affordable.
Corbett's first two budgets were complicated by the economic downturn, sluggish state tax collections and the disappearance of temporary federal aid to recession-wracked state budgets.
Recently, he has been making the case for several initiatives that he says can relieve pressure on the state government's budget. Continued...
A British company is in line to take over management of the Pennsylvania Lottery, the governor just took the wraps off a major plan to privatize the state's liquor stores and he will propose structural changes to pensions for state employees and public school teachers that could have a major fiscal impact for years to come.
The state lawmakers who will attend the budget address will want to know everything they can about where Corbett wants to spend any new money.
After the speech, lawmakers begin weeks of hearings to delve into the proposal's various parts and pore over the proposal, program by program. The 2013-14 spending plan that passes, probably in about five months, will look different in many respects.
Corbett's speech was still being fine-tuned late in the day on Monday.
"He's very involved" in writing the budget addresses, Harley said. "He basically sets the outline up, gets drafts. He spends a lot of time with this."
Last year's budget, which met a goal of the governor's when it was passed before the July 1 start of the fiscal year, amounted to $27.7 billion. It included a tax credit to pave the way for construction of a major petrochemical refinery in western Pennsylvania and another tax credit designed to advance his agenda to open up taxpayer-financed alternatives to public schools.
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Mögulegt er að gjalds verði krafist fyrir aukagesti. Slíkt fer eftir stefnu hvers hótels fyrir sig.
Krafist er skilríkja með mynd og kreditkorts eða innborgunar við innritun vegna tilfallandi gjalda.
Það fer eftir framboði hverju sinni hvort hægt sé að verða við séróskum og þær gætu haft í för með sér aukagjald. Ekki er hægt að tryggja að hægt sé að verða við viðkomandi óskum.
Ekki er boðið upp á aðgengi fyrir fatlaða á þessu hóteli. Vinsamlegast veldu annað hótel ef þú vilt bóka herbergi með aðgengi fyrir fatlaða.
Gestum býðst ókeypis morgunverður sem er evrópskur á hverjum morgni.
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness facility.
If guests are checking in after midnight, to avoid a no-show, they should call the hotel in advance to notify them. The hotel will then hold the reservation after the check-in end time.
Mögulegt er að gjalds verði krafist fyrir aukagesti. Slíkt fer eftir stefnu hvers hótels fyrir sig.
Krafist er skilríkja með mynd og kreditkorts eða innborgunar við innritun vegna tilfallandi gjalda.
Það fer eftir framboði hverju sinni hvort hægt sé að verða við séróskum og þær gætu haft í för með sér aukagjald. Ekki er hægt að tryggja að hægt sé að verða við viðkomandi óskum.
enjoyed our stay. we will stay here again next year.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Happy About it"
Very friendly staff and the breakfast and location where excellent! Rated it a 4 for cleanliness of room cause there was some black spot from hand prints on the bathroom walls and just by the lip around the bed just some left over dirt but that's about it! Could have use a little more selection in vending machines but I would defiantly stay there again! […] Bed was VERY comfortable! Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Very nice"
Hotel was clean and comfortable. It was also easy to locate and the staff was friendly. Couldn't have asked for anything more.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Extremely pleasant for the price. Very friendly staff.Would book again.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Not what it used to be."
Been using this hotel for the last 2 1/2 years when attending events at my daughter's college. I was very pleased during the first year of our stays at Baymont...but I must admit that I have become somewhat disappointed during recent visits. It seems that the management is taking steps to cut down on costs, which unfortunately is also cutting down on […] quality of service. The housecleaning has been spotty and the breakfast has become shotty. Last time we stayed 2 nights, the room was not made up. And apparently, if you are not in the lobby by 7:30am...you lose out on the option for gravy, fruit, danishes, orange juice and coffee.. We stayed here last weekend and the breakfast tables were never cleaned. We may need to consider the Hampton or Super 8 down the road. for future stays. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Had a very unorganized staff with terrible management. Towels we're dirty, pool not heated at all, there was no Jacuzzi as advertised, and had to drive an hour to get anywhere other than Walmart.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Has potential to be great but has some issues!"
Upon arrival at 4pm, was given a room but the room was not cleaned yet. Noticed the employee was in the process, so we went back down to the lobby and waited for a bit. Was never asked if anything was wrong. Went up again and noticed that the room was still open, so I notified the clerk and they got me another room. The cleaning person did apologize […] over an over because he was the only one cleaning and had 17 rooms. Said, "no problem, I understand". Upon checking the room out, we noticed the fabric chair was stained all over and I just stayed away from it. The coffee grind package was used, only 1 towel in bathroom. We went swimming that night and the heated pool was awesome and refreshing, but I noticed the second night of swimming, none of the used towels or stuff laying around was cleaned up. The breakfast looked good from a distance but more issues there and I could tell other travelers were frustrated too. Orange juice dispenser just had water, no milk one morning, just empty containers, hockey puck biscuits with gravy, no hot water for the oatmeal packs, etc.. I didn't complain because we expected just cereal and juice. Overall I would say the rating is down the middle. This hotel looks nice from the outside and could really have potential to be a 5 star if only the workers would take pride in their hotel and challenged to make it better. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Þessi gestur skildi ekki eftir umsögn.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Okay hotel, clean and very accessible to locale stores and restaurants. The staff was very courteous and helpful. Had in room coffee maker with coffee and tea, but no cream, sugar or cups to drink out of.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Very nice hotel"
The rooms were very clean and the beds were very comfortable. The breakfast could definitely be better but overall this is not bad at all for the price.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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False eyelashes on sink. Hanger left hanging on floor lamp. Bed was very comfortable. Rest of room seemed clean.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Needs Updated, but is clean."
Everyone was nice and helpful, however, this is an older place and definitely needs updated.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
"You get what you pay for"
Didn't pay much for this hotel so wasn't expecting much... and got even less. Staff was nice, but room was dirty. Stains on the chair and ottoman and trash in the floor. Bathroom was also dirty. Came in one night to find our door open. I paid for our room through Hotels.com and then when we checked out they billed my credit card again. Will not stay […] here ever again. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Wal-Mart just across"
breakfast & coffee were good.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Near to Dinner location"
It was great and the employees were nice and did give good service.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"pleasantly surprised"
I was a pleasant surprise for the price.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
The address on your site is incorrect. Address is a vacant lot and a few miles from actual location.Room was not cleaned when we returned. We stayed 2 nights.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Our little getaway!"
The only thing that we didn't like. Was the pool as in a separate building.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
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"Cornelia GA"
Staff did an excellent job. The room was a bit on the small / crowded side, but clean and well kept up. The indoor pool was small but never crowded. Overall a very pleasant stay.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
excellent. would definitely stay there againÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Good value!"
Very nice room, comfortable and roomy with large bathroom. Liked the indoor corridors and elevator for 2nd floor. Only complaints: maid service did not replace used wash cloths or leave new soap and shampoo, just put the used soap by the sink. Also the breakfast is not very good. Needs better variety. Have had better breakfast at cheaper motels! Overall, […] we were very pleased with the accomodations and would stay there again. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Watch out for unreasonable charges"
We have stayed here many times and have had no problems. The last time we stayed we accidentally got some dye from a shirt on the sheet. It was washa ble dye and would wash out with no problem. They wanted to charge us $150 to replace the damaged property. I understand replacing the damaged property if it couldn't be cleaned, but at a reasonable cost! […] Just watch out, they will take advantage of you if they get the opportunity. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Extremely friendly staff, great breakfast, comfortable beds, lovely Jacuzzi bath!Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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PRICE, QUALITY, CLEANLINESS, BREAKFAST, LOCATIONÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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The only complaint is the Continental Breakfast did not have sausage as advertised. There was a note from Management about the inconvenience.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Great place to stay!"
We stayed at the Baymont Inn as a stop-off point for our anniversary trip. We were very pleased with the friendliness of the staff and with the cleanliness of the hotel. It was a beautiful room and thanks to hotels.com we also got a great rate! We'll definitely stay here on our next trip to Cornelia!Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Stop pn the way home"
We picked this Baymont because we stayed at the Baymont in Asheville recently, and we liked that well enough. All in all, we were not disappointed. On the other hand, this Baymont is an older hotel, and it shows its wear. There were a couple of items wrong with the room, all minor ones. The staff reacted well, and were very helpful. What was somewhat […] annoying was the Baymont's access procedure to reach the internet: incredibly complicated. Bottom line? We will probably stop at another Baymont, if the opportunity arises, but perhaps not the one ein Cornelia. Nothing against Cornelia, however on this trip, we would probably drive on to Commerce. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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"Good for passing through"
Ok for the price. The coffee was terrible, but the room was fine, comfortable.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
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"Good but can be better"
on check in we had a great front desk clerk. Very nice, and friendly. The second front desk clerk was very unpleasant, nasty attitude and disposition. Cleaning lady (from Michigan) very nice lady going out of her way to get us a room with a properly working AC unit. Clean hotel, great location!Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Þessi gestur skildi ekki eftir umsögn.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"convenient to all destinations"
The hotel is situated close to restaurants and stores as well as major highways. It was centrally located for our trips to Helen and to our family get-togethers. The staff was excellent in providing us with all we asked of them. The room was kept very clean. We had a very pleasant stay and would come back again.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Did not like being misled."
This was at one time a really nice hotel, but time has not treated it well. The first thing we were greeted with in the parking lot was a used contraceptive that looked like it had been there for a while. Thankfully the room was a bit more comfortable but the coffee maker was dirty. The staff was friendly but the most aggravating thing was the concrete […] filled spa. We specifically booked this hotel for the benefit of relaxing in its advertised spa- but there was none to found. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Had to leave early due to emergency. Was only at the hotel for 3.5 hours. The front desk didn't even inquire as why I was checking out early or if the room was satisfactory. Just said I was free to leave the key in the room.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Bang for buck !!"
Great deal for the money and I would stay here again if I return to the area !!Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
"Very friendly staff in Cornelia, GA"
The staff here was so friendly and helpful, giving us directions to restaurants in town. The room was nice and cool. The bed was good. I would stay here again on my way to the Smokey Mountains.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"We LOVED this place"
Stay here, you will NOT regret it! Of all the hotels my Fiance and I have stayed at over the past 9 months (which is almost 50 different stays) we both agree that this was our favorite hotel of them all. It isn't the fanciest or anything, it was just a great stay! The front desk people were over the top helpful and friendly. Just a delight. The room […] was perfect, comfy beds, plenty of space, nice TV and good wifi reception no matter where we were on the property. Nice breakfast spread. Easy in and out to find noms, lots to choose from within just a few minutes of the place. Great pool to soak in after driving across Georgia in 100+ temps. We wanted to stay an extra day just to enjoy the room and the staff. We loved this place and cannot wait to get to stay again, we may even change our road trip routes around JUST to stay here! Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Good all round accomodation"
Very clean rooms, courteous staff. Would stay there again.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
dry county, couldn't have a glass of wine with my steak for dinner, Longhorn and a mexican resteraunt were the only non-fast food options available. no alcohol served on sundays anywhere in this county.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Overall the hotel was nice and comfortable. The staff was very nice. The only thing that I would like to see is more fruit at breakfast and maybe scrambled eggs. Too many carbohydrates, ie: waffles, biscuits, french toast sticks, cereal, toast, bagels and pastries. I had a hard time finding anything low carb to eat.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Great value for your money"
Overall was very good for the price. I would recommended for traveler with limit budget.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"nice and quiet"
Great stay, good eats, quietÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
wonderful surprise! Very pleased with all it offered. Only down side: double beds and very slow internet service!Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Exactly what we needed"
We had a great stay for a great price. I couldn't be more satisfied. Loved the fridge and micro in our room. The mexican restaurant next door was good too!Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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The Small Community Of Coahoma Takes Action Against Distracted Driving
By: Matthew Farrell
Updated: October 31, 2012
With that spike in traffic, distracted driving, such as texting while driving is an increasingly deadly problem.
Now, the small community of Coahoma is taking action.
"When you're distracted by certain texting efforts, you can't have your full attention on where it needs to be, so everyone was unanimously in favor of that," Coahoma Mayor Warren Wallace told Big 2.
The Coahoma City Council recently unanimously passed an ordinance to ban texting and driving in their town.
The ban was a hot topic because of the experiences of the council members with distracted driving.
Mayor Wallace told us that one council member had a close call with a distracted driver, and another member lost a niece who was texting while driving.
Zach Johnson is a council member and a volunteer fire fighter.
He was driving through Coahoma one day when he had a run in with a distracted driver.
"I got up here to the service road, fixing to get on IH 20, and noticed a car coming. I slowed down because I noticed she wasn't going to stop and it was at the yield sign. She missed the yield sign," Johnson told us.
Yield signs, along with other road signs, are highly visible reminders of traffic and road conditions, but they're an easy thing to miss if you're not looking at the road as you drive by at 60 miles per hour.
Johnson said this wasn't his only experience with distracted driving.
"I had a friend who was killed in Midland in the oil fields because of distracted driving," Johnson said.
Mayor Wallace says it's up to the Howard County Sheriff's Office to enforce the ban.
If anyone is caught texting and driving, they will be pulled over and possibly ticketed.
Johnson just hopes this will put an end to the senseless destruction that distracted driving can cause.


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Originally published Friday, January 4, 2013 at 5:31 AM
Friday TV Picks: Season premiere of 'Portlandia' on IFC
TV picks for Friday, Jan. 4, 2012, include the season premiere of "Portlandia" on IFC, Paul Simon on "Great Performances" on KCTS and "Shark Tank" on ABC.
After a wonderful preview episode last month, the quirky comedy starring Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen is back for a third season with funny back-to-back new episodes. There's a guy who proclaims that he's "never owned a TV" discovering the current state of MTV; great musical numbers ("Change the world, one party at a time"); commercials for "natural" deodorant; and Portland "missionaries" sent to Seattle on a quest. 7 and 10 p.m. Friday on IFC (seattletimes.com/tvlistings).
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Also on Friday
"Great Performances," 8 p.m. (KCTS): Paul Simon reunites with his original band to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his album "Graceland."
"Tangled" (2010), 8 p.m. (Disney): Crowned with 70 feet of magical golden hair, Rapunzel strikes a deal with a charming thief to spring her from her prison tower. Animated. Based on a fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm.
"Shark Tank," 9 p.m. (ABC): Mark and Lori offer an entrepreneur $1 million; enclosed tabletop food screen; a beer and arcade game cabinet; peel-off face paint transfer; hair care products for children; update on Squirrel Nut Butter.
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The Best Laid Plans of Perkins
by John Hammer
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January 03, 2013
This is the story of 2012 in
, also known as how Mayor Robbie Perkins lost the Perkinettes or how not to build a music hall.
One theme that has played out over and over again during the year is just how fat the
budget is. At the beginning of 2012, this City Council, with a new mayor and three new members, was told that it was facing about a $5 million deficit if councilmembers didn't make some cuts in the upcoming budget. The City Council effectively ignored the budget and instead focused on getting the music hall built downtown, known to supporters as the
Performing Arts Center (GPAC).
But look at what the City Council has done with that $5 million deficit. Nothing of note was cut, but the city wrote a check for almost $2 million for the old YWCA and then paid to have it torn down. The city didn't finance it or make any cuts, it just wrote a check for more than the full asking price.
Perkins is president of NAI Piedmont Triad Commercial Real Estate. It would be interesting to know how many times his company has paid more than the full asking price for a piece of property that has been on the market for over a year and had no offers. City Manager Denise Turner Roth was told to negotiate a price. She didn't negotiate them down a dollar, and ended up paying more than the asking price. There are problems with having a city manager with virtually no business or management experience.
But taxpayers might want to ask how a city that was facing a $5 million deficit could suddenly write a check for $2 million. The city also wrote checks for $263,000 for the music hall task force and consultants. Nobody in city government has been told how all the music hall money was spent, but the Community Foundation of Greater
assures the city that it was well spent.
According to Councilmember Jim Kee, $100,000 of the $450,000 spent by the Community Foundation was used to pay Ross Harris, who is paid manager of the all-volunteer GPAC Task Force. Harris in 2011 was the manager for the Perkins' campaign for mayor. Rarely has
seen such obvious patronage on a city level.
The City Council also found $100,000 in incentives for a downtown grocery store and $200,000 for a downtown Mexican restaurant. It seems the City Council saw a great shortage of Mexican restaurants in
Back to the music hall that has been an obsession of Perkins and his council. It seems fitting that the music hall got its beginning in a series of secret closed meetings. At the very beginning of 2012, then-interim City Manager Roth and Coliseum Manager Matt Brown held a private meeting with each councilmember in order for Brown to pitch improvements to the Coliseum Complex, including a new performing arts center. Brown had to give the same presentation nine times and Roth had to listen to it nine times, but since they wanted the meetings to be secret and private it was a price they were willing to pay.
The estimated cost of the new performing arts center built on the site of War Memorial Auditorium was $40 million, and Brown was proposing a $30 million bond be placed on the ballot. Two such bonds have already been voted down.
When this was brought up at the budget retreat in January, it took over. There was very little talk of the budget at the retreat and lots of talk of the new music hall, which Perkins said should be built downtown even though the figures showed it would cost up to $20 million more to build it there.
By now the price has gone up to $60 million, not including land costs or, for that matter, the cost of storm water runoff.
The council appointed an 80-member task force that held meeting after meeting mostly to talk about how great a new performing arts center would be, but sometimes to hear from the public about some potential problems. No one outright opposed it, but there was lots of opposition to bonds.
The music hall was an idea that had not been discussed during the 2011 campaign. The issue then was jobs. But Perkins took it on as a personal cause and a new music hall went from an interesting idea to something "
had to have to be competitive." It became the number-one priority, if not of the council, of Perkins.
The plan was to put a bond on the ballot in November, and the council took two of the three votes necessary to put the item on the ballot. During both votes Councilmember Yvonne Johnson made it clear that she was voting to continue the process, but not to put it on the ballot.
District 2 Councilmember Kee said that his constituents just weren't that interested. District 5 Councilmember Trudy Wade said at a community meeting she had asked for a show of hands of people who supported the GPAC and no one raised their hand.
The decision was made not to try for a November bond referendum but a discussion was held on holding a special election in the spring of 2013. The idea is that with nothing else on the ballot the turnout would be incredibly low. The theory being it is easier to get people out to vote for something than against something.
Then the city finance department came up with a plan to finance the music hall with bonds that don't have to be voted on by the people. The interest rate is higher than the rate on general obligation bonds, which is the kind the people approve, but it is a way to finance projects that the people don't want.
Councilmembers Nancy Vaughan and Zack Matheny discovered that if the city chose to go that route, it would use up all of the city's available borrowing capacity. So if there were a cost overrun, or an emergency, then the city would not be able to borrow the money to pay for it.
Considering how much money the city has lying around that might not be a problem.
But it was enough of a problem that Wade, at her last meeting before resigning to take her state Senate seat, made a motion to put the bonds for the proposed music hall on the ballot in November 2013. The motion passed 7 to 2 with only Councilmembers Dianne Bellamy-Small and Nancy Hoffmann voting against it. Evidently Hoffmann didn't get the nod from Perkins on how to vote. In her first year in office Hoffmann has been the most loyal of Perkinettes.
When the YWCA was bought Perkins said it absolutely was not being bought for the performing arts center. But then the city hired consultants who said that was the best site and the only site they really considered. It is now the accepted site in part because it is "free." Isn't it amazing? The taxpayers paid nearly $2 million for that site and now it is free.
One of the plots of 2012 was the rivalry between Wade and Perkins. Wade is a conservative and Perkins is so liberal he makes some of
's more liberal mayors like Carolyn Allen, appear if not conservative, at least moderate. But Wade, who often cast the lone vote against some of the schemes dreamed up by Perkins, managed to get a lot done.
For instance, the city staff plan was to renew the contracts with Republic Waste Services to dispose of
's garbage, and with ReCommunity to take care of recycling for the city, without putting the contracts out for bid.
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City staff didn't have any idea who else was available. Hoffmann, who generally says next to nothing, made the bizarre statement that it was none of
's business how much ReCommunity was paid for the recycling collected from
Wade insisted that the city put the contracts out for bids and in the end the taxpayers of
saved several million dollars.
The Rhino Times had a part in causing the city to hire a second consultant to consider the bids on the garbage contract when we reported that the consultant hired by the city had a possible conflict of interest.
It was also discovered that Matheny worked for a company that was in direct competition with one of the companies bidding on the contract. But it was determined that was not a conflict of interest.
The recycling contract was also a huge mess, which at least pointed out to the City Council what a terrible contract the city had had before. Once again the staff was insistent that the city stay with the same contractor, but at least the city is now being paid for its recycling rather than paying someone to recycle the city's recyclables.
Perkins and his followers are supposed to be this savvy group that knows how to get things done, but they proved to be complete incompetents when they tried to get a ticket tax implemented to help pay for the music hall. The council asked soon-to-be-former Democratic state Sen. Don Vaughan, the husband of Councilmember Nancy Vaughan, to introduce the bill.
In the past this might have been a smart move, but evidently unbeknownst to the leadership on the
City Council, the Republicans had won a majority of both the state House and state Senate. The bill didn't even get introduced because Republican state Rep. John Blust, who wasn't even informed about the bill, had some questions when he found out about it.
Later when the
Chamber of Commerce wanted to get the Jordan Lake Rules implementation delayed, they called Blust and it was done in no time.
Note to the City Council: If you want to get something done in Raleigh, call a Republican. They now control everything.
This City Council hardly talked about the city budget, allowing the city staff to handle it. Since the City Council could write a check for any amount it wanted at any meeting, the councilmembers didn't complain. The fact that rather than the city having all that money in the bank, the taxpayers could have been given a tax cut never seemed to occur to anyone other than Wade.
Perkins is known for his short attention span, and when a topic like the budget comes up he will suggest that the councilmembers read the material and call staff if they have any questions.
Perkins and the Perkinettes moaned and wailed all during Mayor Bill Knight's administration that the people who came to meetings to speak were not being treated properly. However, when a whole group of people wanted to talk about the right to legally carry concealed weapons, Perkins didn't want to hear it and after making them wait hours refused to let them speak, saying they would have to come back at a future meeting.
Many came back and spoke, and the City Council still voted to make it illegal to carry concealed weapons in city parks, even for those with concealed carry permits.
Perkins and the Perkinettes also passed a resolution in favor of same-sex marriage. The state constitutional amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman passed by an overwhelming margin in North Carolina in May.
This City Council has shown a knack for doing things in the most expensive and complicated manner possible. It came to the attention of the council that food trucks were not allowed in the Central Business District. Eventually the council fixed this by allowing food trucks to operate on private property in the Central Business District like the rest of the city.
But first the city staff came up with a way to spend a wasteful amount of taxpayer money for a pilot program this fall. It involved blocking a street every weekday and having a mid-level city employee on hand at lunch for two months. What it proved is that some people like food trucks. Something that should have taken a two-minute discussion and vote turned into a months' long process that hurt restaurants downtown because there was a designated food truck zone on a blocked-off city street that got free advertising on the city website.
When downtown residents and office workers asked for some relief from one particular rooftop bar that plays music really loud into the wee hours of the morning, rather than giving the people who live and work downtown some relief, this City Council voted to increase the legal decibel level. So now that
has the ordinance with the loudest allowable noise level in the state, thus prompting the new city motto: "
First in Noise."
During 2012, the libel lawsuit filed against The Rhino Times and Jerry Bledsoe for the Cops in Black & White series in 2007 finally ended, but not without one more trip to court. The lawsuit had been thrown out of court on summary judgment, a decision that was then upheld by a unanimous decision of the North Carolina Court of Appeals. After the time period ended to appeal that decision, we assumed the case was over and retired Police Officer Julius Fulmore and Police Capt. Brian James, who had been ordered by the judge to pay court costs, would do so.
Their attorney challenged the court costs and our attorney, Seth Cohen of Smith, James, Rowlett & Cohen, had to take them back to court to have a judge set the exact amount of the court costs, which the judge did, and was what Cohen said it was. Cohen won every single time he appeared in court for this case, but despite his efforts it still dragged on for nearly five years.
Court costs, by the way, are the cost of going to court, taking depositions and making copies, but not attorney's fees. So we were reimbursed a pittance compared to what we spent.
Wade was serving two masters during most of the year: She was serving as the only conservative on the
City Council and running for a seat in the state Senate a race that she won handily.
In May, Wade won the Republican primary against Justin Conrad, and High Point City Councilmember Latimer Alexander.
But her race in November against Democrat Myra Slone did allow News & Record reporter Joe Killian to come up with one of his unique stories. According to Killian, in July a former News & Record reporter Eric Townsend was push polled by the Wade campaign. It was a bizarre story from the beginning, and Wade demanded that the State Board of Elections investigate. The state board didn't find much of anything, which is not surprising considering the source.
Wade's final battle for the year with Perkins was over her replacement on the City Council. Wade wanted Republican Tony Wilkins, a member of the Coliseum commission and, earlier in 2012, a candidate for Guilford County Commissioner. Perkins wanted anybody but Wilkins and tried to get support for several candidates. In the end, Bellamy-Small presented some caricatures that Wilkins had done of her and former Councilmember Goldie Wells on his blog site. She said they were racist. What she and Perkins didn't show anybody were the 15 other caricatures of white people, including several of Perkins that Wilkins had done.
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The majority of the City Council didn't buy Perkins' attempted smear campaign and Wilkins was elected to replace Wade.
In fact, this was the final straw for some of the Perkinettes, who go into 2013 with a mandate to represent their constituents, not just sing back up.
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Addie Mae Smith Blanton, 93, died Dec. 11, 2012, at Woodhaven Nursing Center in Lumberton.
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Now is the time. The endless excuses ends tonight, right here right now!
Hopefully this place will envolve into a log where all the great users from warseer will help encuraging me to get some painting done.
I currently have around 4 imperial army projecs going on but no fully paintet army and with all the great logs i have seen on this site with people making gorgeus armys in no time i better get to work.
First the mandatory workspace picture (since i dont have a pet(well i have one but she is doing the dishes))
well im pretty messy around my desk so i had to take 2 pictures
Yeah yeah i know. I could have stod up from the chair and taken 2 steps backwards but thats just so easy for you to say!!
Anyways. After Space Hulk came out i have gotten in the mood for making a blood angel army, maybe a first company list aswell becuse of the SH models.
This is my test mini.
I have no intentions on making a great looking army like the other stuff we see in here. I would just like to get a decent tabletop force that is fully paintet. The test mini is paintet using Army painter undercoat spray and gw washes. I made a few highlighs on the armor but i think ill rather go without since i think the washes allready adds mutch to the model and it will save me loads of time. Also it can be added later if i feel like it and aint busy rebasing and finishing my other sm army or working on my ig army (somewhere my brain tells me i have gw stocks, BUY BUY BUY)
After seeing the pictures i have seen the obvius FAILS!!! on the test mini (is his eye popping out?)
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Reference to Axe's double pits to chesty To "kill" something you need to do it very well. After accomplishing something with great efficiency you are recommended to pump your fist to show people around you that you "killed it" also to signal people from a far distance that you killed it. After getting test back with A+ "Killed it" *pumps fist*
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tr. v. (figurative) also kill it, killin' it
used when describing in brief an excellent or beyond satisfactory performance by any individual or team, used commonly to describe sports contests, musical performances, video game tourneys, etc "yo were you at the guitar hero tournament"
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Ruined something Ray put on a fake ass silver chain with a nice gucci suit... therefore, he killed it.
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A "Knox Box" is attached to the side of a building and contains a key to the building and contact information in case of emergency. Only the fire department has keys to the boxes. The fire marshal says they help them when they respond to a call.
"We don't have to wait for an owner to get here to unlock a door, we can instantly get inside the building. Number two, if there is a structure fire there, then we can also get inside without tearing down a door," said Tom Nixon, Carthage Fire Marshal.
In 2012, 31 new "Knox Boxes" were installed throughout Carthage. The fire marshal says they have 24 ready to install on Leggett and Platt Buildings.


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On the above map, the addresses are block numbers, not specific home or business addresses. The following items are from recent police updates through Oct. 5 from the Franconia, West Springfield and Sully police districts of the Fairfax County Police Department. Unlawful Entry (marked in red on above map), 7200 block of Ashview Drive, 10/1/12, 1:30 p.m. A resident reported he heard the front door bell ring and ignored it. A few minutes later he heard the front door open. An unknown man had entered the house. The suspect fled when confronted. In separate and unrelated incidents: Larcenies (marked in blue on above map) Vehicle Thefts (marked in yellow on above map)


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Mapping Tutorials for SC2 - Youtube, A library :)
Post #1 Devourer May 27 2010, 2:11 pm
Back in action!
A list of all tutorials on youtube brought to you by Staredit.net.
Feel free to post links / youtube videos here which should be added to the list. By the way: minerals (up to 100) will be handed out to those who are making qualified tutorials and using the original SEN-Intro. This post was edited 5 times, last edit by Devourer: Nov 5 2010, 5:59 pm. |
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Post #5 Jack[RCDF Jun 1 2010, 8:50 pm
Skin to bone, steel to rust, ash to ashes, dust to dust.
Watch my icon importing video, + read this. Http://www.staredit.net/topic/11086/
Red classic. I have mostly left SEN except for the Temple Siege 2 forum (hidden to most of you). I am available via PM still, and Skype as JackRCDF. If it is important to you, you will find a way. Otherwise, you will find an excuse. -Unknown Magnificent! Perhaps you shouldn't be on SEN as much, too... Better than the iPad! |
Post #8 Jesusfreak Aug 4 2010, 11:11 pm
I'm confused... I'm trying to replicate the unit duplication thing step by step (the tutorial is very unclear, btw, I've had to go over each step several times just to see what the guy was doing) with a zergling in place of an infestor, and I can't find a "is zergling burrowed" validator.
Help? EDIT: Also, ever since I touched the data editor, I haven't been able to place non-melee units. I tried setting the dependencies once again, but it didn't change anything. What's going on? This post was edited 1 time, last edit by Jesusfreak: Aug 4 2010, 11:26 pm. |
Post #10 Jesusfreak Aug 5 2010, 4:50 pm
First the unit duplication tutorial says to open datedit and copy the unit and rename the copy (in the example, an infestor). Don't check the boxes.
Then it says to copy the actor, and to check the boxes on that one. Then it says to copy a particular validator, which isn't there in the unit I'm trying to copy (zergling). And, after trying to do this in datedit, I found I could no longer place campaign units on the map. |
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Post #14 Devourer Aug 8 2010, 9:39 pm
Back in action!
Now, that the minerals are back up I would like to remind everyone about this.
Make a tutorial-video and post it here, advertising SEN in the video as well is a damn huge plus by using devlin's intro which you can find in the OP of this topic. I offer you up to 100 minerals, dependent on the quality and what the tutorial is about! |
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Addicted to SEN Games -Add more!-
2 questions for the awesome tutorial from jb4:
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Post #16 fat_flying_pigs Aug 10 2010, 5:36 am
Aww, damn it. I thought you said text tutorial, not video... If you gimme a list of programs needed to make a video tutorial, I'll make some. Just need: screen capture program + voice recording; something to put video files together so I can put that intro on; video compressor?
Oh, and they all have to be free. (or torrentable) (>^^)>
Post #19 fat_flying_pigs Aug 12 2010, 2:41 am
Wouldn't sniping the ground just waste the ability? If there was another unit there, you would have to give the spell an AOE effect for it to do damage to that unit when sniping the ground, right? How do I give spells AOE effect (and how to specify how big that area is)?
My first ever video tutorial I think I did alright... Just a video of the text one I did: Custom Terrain This post was edited 1 time, last edit by fat_flying_pigs: Aug 12 2010, 3:44 am. (>^^)>
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February 12, 2012 - A landmark has been reached in the history of the worldwide Pemberton family. The Title Page, Preface, Introduction, and table of Contents of Pemberton Pedigrees, the famous work by Robert Charles Boileau Pemberton, are now published on the PFWW website. To find them, choose "Pemberton Genealogy" from the "Genealogy" menu.
This is the first small step to publishing the entire book which was meticulously photographed, page by page by Herbert Pemberton of Blackpool, England, and his son Steven. Well over 100 images are in process of being prepared for publication on this web site and will be available to all full-fledged members as soon as it is ready. The target date is sometime before the world wide reunion this August.
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Sounds really great...Too bad I don't have a CC. Also I don't think my parents would agree to this.
:o ! Seems like a cool idea~ It can help buy tanks for scanlating , as any little bit helps :] Also, Is the bonus thing not currently working? As I can not see the bonus on certain mangas I've uploaded.
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I have a lot of anime that is translated to spanish but my quetion is if that is acceptable also some of them are for 18+ of age but they are not really hentai. In some episodes it has times where a lot of clevage or the rear is shown and some panties shots is that acceptable or do you want more like little kids cartoons.
@Mizi: Yeah, it isn't working atm, Vincent will take care of it, when he'll get back from his vacations [at least I hope, he will ;)]
@SICK: No manga scanlated into language different, than English, is allowed.
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QUESTION....i see lots of these adds..its not one of those things like google..... earn 100 pound an hour stuff....i mean does this actually work...'scratchs her head'
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When a redhead is giving you head, and your about to cum, you take your dick out of her mouth, cover part of your hole and spray your cum on her hair. Also could be done during intercourse. Man, me and Julie were having sex last night, and it wasn't anything spiecial, so i pulled out and did the Firehose.
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A particularly powerful liquid shit, guaranteed to change the colour of your toilet in seconds. Splashback is common. George: You left for the bathroom last night and didn't return for 5 hours, whats up?
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