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Farmington Hills, Mich. (May 28, 2013)---Botsford Hospital's next Walk with a Doc, a free wellness event, will take place at noon on Thursday, June 20, 2013. Guest speaker Dr. Kathleen Hannon will discuss the latest research and newest tests and treatment for preventive health. Also featuring morning show radio personality Dr. Don from 99.5-FM WYCD, Detroit's country radio station. Music, prizes, giveaways!
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Posted December 09 2012 - 08:38 PM
Discovered this cop show from the late 60's the other day. Starred Jack Warden. Only saw a clip but wondered if it was any good & if so, any chance of a DVD release? Wasn't sure if it might be so far off the radar that DVD wasn't a possibility. Love shows from the 60's & 70's!!
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Posted December 10 2012 - 01:20 AM
Good show, IMO. Also had Frank Converse, from the legendary Coronet Blue, and Robert Hooks I believe. Much like Naked City, shot on location in NYC. Had a gritty feel to it. Not on DVD as far as I know.
See you at the pah-ty, Richter.
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Posted December 10 2012 - 03:33 AM
Thank you! Watched a vintage promo on YouTube & it just grabbed me. Ran two seasons.
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Posted December 10 2012 - 03:05 PM
Produced on 16mm instead of 35 to give it a gritty feel. Much better than the similar studio bound shows produced in LA at the same time.
#5 of 12
Posted December 16 2012 - 09:40 PM
What studio had the right today I wonder?
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Posted December 17 2012 - 03:21 AM
Paramount Television originally produced the series. As far as I can tell, they were acquired by Viacom, who was in turn acquired by CBS, who I think now owns the rights. Then again, I could be wrong.
See you at the pah-ty, Richter.
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Posted December 17 2012 - 06:12 AM
It was a Talent Associates show. Syndicated by Worldvision, so now the syndication rights at least are owned by CBS. As to home video, that's tricky because TA was sold to Time Life/HBO so therefore may have wound up with Warner. The only TA show that has come out has been Get Smart and that was released by Time Life (which to complicate matters further is not really the same company as the Time Life that bought the company in 1978.
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Posted December 21 2012 - 02:54 PM
This talk got me into watching some so I threw a few on. Great show from the same creators as East Side West Side. I picked up almost the whole run on film years ago for a buck an episode. Don't really know anywhere it's run since the 80s.
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Posted May 13 2013 - 04:54 PM
Watched an episode online the other day. Really solid show. I love these older programs because they're such period pieces! The clothes, the cars.....
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Posted May 14 2013 - 08:05 AM
This talk got me into watching some so I threw a few on. Great show from the same creators as East Side West Side. I picked up almost the whole run on film years ago for a buck an episode. Don't really know anywhere it's run since the 80s.
I am very envious!
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Posted May 14 2013 - 10:40 AM
Interesting that this was a half-hour show, despite being from the late 60s, when most cop shows and other dramas ran 60 minutes. I'd guess that Adam-12 was the last one (ending in 1975).
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Posted May 14 2013 - 03:02 PM
Have to confess, I remember this show on TV (or at least in syndication), but remember absolutely nothing about the show except for the iconic "Siren light" opening inspiring the Police Squad/Naked Gun movies:
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USU now sports the 11th-ranked defense nationally, spearheading a 3-1 start that could get even better with a win Saturday over UNLV.
The line has been a major surprise — or a major gift — to the Aggies. Instead of being a liability, it's been a strength. Instead of having to scheme around it, Utah State has been able to count on it.
"They have played extremely well as a group," Andersen said. "They were challenged to play well and they have responded to that challenge. It's been a night and day change from last year. The group as a whole has been tremendous. The coaches have done a great job, and they have taken that on to the field."
Andersen said a big key is its depth. For the first time during his tenure, the line is big and has been able to shuttle as many as eight players in and out of games with little drop off in talent.
There have been surprises, though. Freshman Jordan Nielsen is better than anyone thought he would be at defensive end. Freshmen Travis Seefeldt and Havea Lasike are stout run-stoppers in the middle. Al Lapuaho offers steady senior leadership as well.
The result? An athletic group of linebackers can roam the field and make plays with little threat of being blocked by opposing offensive linemen.
Also, Utah State hasn't been forced to blitz as often as it has in the past, making for a more balanced defense that's wreaked havoc during the first month of the season.
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TORONTO -- During his first stint as head coach of the Canadian men's basketball team, Jay Triano often found it a struggle to convince the country's top players to wear the Maple Leaf.
But as he prepared to open a training camp in Toronto later this week, Triano wondered Monday if he may soon be facing the opposite problem.
The camp, which opens Friday at the Air Canada Centre, will include NBA players Tristan Thompson, Cory Joseph, Andrew Nicholson and Joel Anthony. Recently drafted Kelly Olynyk and first overall pick Anthony Bennett will also be with the team, though neither will participate due to injury.
Phenom Andrew Wiggins will not be with the group, opting instead to focus on preparing for his freshman season at Kansas. Still, there will be plenty of competition for playing time among the camp's 18 attendees.
And perhaps some tough decisions for general manager Steve Nash and Triano, who returned to the helm a year ago after coaching Canada from 1998 to 2004.
"I said to Steve, 'Man, this is not an easy job a it used to be we had hard time convincing NBA players to play for our country,"' Triano said at a news conference. "(Now in the future) we're going to have to cut an NBA player off of our Canadian national team."
"Steve says, 'That's great,' I said, 'Not for me,' I don't want to be that guy," Triano said with a laugh. "That's where we are."
Nash, himself a star player with the Los Angeles Lakers, calls it Canada's "golden age of basketball."
The team is using the camp to prepare for the Aug. 30-Sept. 11 FIBA Americas Championship in Venezuela, where the top four teams will qualify for the 2014 FIBA World Cup in Spain. Having spent time working with USA Basketball in recent years, Triano has witnessed first-hand how the bonds developed in summer training sessions translate onto the floor and galvanize team chemistry.
"I think what we do in meetings and off the floor and what we do on the floor is all going to be part of whether we can mesh as a team," Triano said. "We have to use the experience we have from guys who have played in the past and represented Canada and we have to use the young influx of talent and find ways to get them that international experience. No better way then to go one on one every day upstairs in practice."
With more attention on the program and Canadian talent than ever before, Nash stressed the importance of remaining focused on their long-term goals.
"Obviously, we're desperate to qualify," he said of the World Cup. "But the truth is it's going to be a real challenge. We've got a tremendously young team. We have a lot of guys who have very little international experience and very little experience playing together. The challenge is there."
While the FIBA Americas Championship is the first goal, Nash's sights remain set on the bigger picture.
"Our top players are all in," Nash said. "It's a beautiful thing. They're getting a lot of love and interest from people in Canada. This boom of young talent that's entering the NBA and potentially going to the NBA, I believe fans and television viewership is up 19 per cent or something in the past year or two in this country. That, in many ways, is interest in those young players. I think our players are paying back the interest by being all in."
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BERUWALA is Sri Lanka's resort destination par excellence, perfect if you're looking for an undemanding tropical holiday with hot sun, bland food and characterless accommodation. Big resort hotels stand shoulder to shoulder along the main section of the broad and still attractive beach – Beruwala's so-called "Golden Mile" – often separated by stout fences and security guards from contact with the ordinary life of Sri Lanka outside.
That, at least, is the normal state of affairs, although at present Beruwala is undergoing a temporary hiatus thanks to major redevelopment all along the seafront. A couple of landmark hotels (the Riverina and Tropical Villas) are currently closed for renovations, while several new hotels, including the massive Chaaya Bey, are under construction further up the beach on the site of resorts destroyed in the tsunami. Much of the strip is thus currently an enormous building site, while the relative lack of visitors means that the whole place feels strangely deserted compared to its normal bustling self. Expect the whole resort to be back up and running again by sometime in 2014.
Beach and resorts aside, the area (including neighbouring Bentota) has also developed into Sri Lanka's major centre for Ayurvedic treatments; most of the larger hotels offer massages and herbal or steam baths, and there are also a number of specialist resorts (see Ayurveda: the science of life).
North of the resorts, scruffy Beruwala town is where Sri Lanka's first recorded Muslim settlement was established, during the eighth century. On a headland overlooking the harbour at the northern end of town, the Kachimalai Mosque is believed to mark the site of this first Arab landing, and to be the oldest on the island. Containing the shrine of a tenth-century Muslim saint, it's an important pilgrimage site at the end of Ramadan.
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Ayurveda: the science of life
Ayurveda – from the Sanskrit, meaning "the science of life" – is an ancient system of healthcare which is widely practised in India and Sri Lanka. Its roots reach back deep into Indian history – descriptions of a basic kind of Ayurvedic medical theory are found as far back as the second millennium BC, in the sacred proto-Hindu texts known as the Vedas.
Unlike allopathic Western medicines, which aim to determine what's making you ill, then destroy it, Ayurveda is a holistic system which regards illness as the result of a derangement in a person's basic make-up. The Ayurvedic system holds that all bodies are composed of varied combinations of five basic elements – ether, air, fire, water and earth – and that each body is governed by three doshas, or life forces: pitta (fire and water); kapha (water and earth); and vata (air and ether). Illness is seen as an imbalance in the proportions of three influences, and specific diseases are considered symptoms of more fundamental problems. Ayurvedic treatments aim to rectify such imbalances, and Ayurveda doctors will typically examine the whole of a patient's lifestyle, habits, diets and emotional proclivities in order to find the roots of a disease – treatment often consists of establishing a more balanced lifestyle as much as administering specific therapies.
With the developed world's increasing suspicion of Western medicine and pharmaceuticals, Ayurveda is gaining a growing following among non-Sri Lankans – it's particularly popular with Germans, thousands of whom visit the island every year specifically to take Ayurvedic cures. Genuine courses of Ayurveda treatment need to last at least a week or two to have any effect, and treatment plans are usually customized by a local Ayurveda doctor to suit the needs of individual patients. Programmes usually consist of a range of herbal treatments and various types of baths and massages prescribed in combination with cleansing and revitalization techniques including yoga, meditation, special diets (usually vegetarian) and abstention from alcohol. Some of the more serious Ayurveda resorts and clinics offer the panchakarma, or "five-fold treatment", comprising the five basic therapies of traditional Ayurveda: therapeutic vomiting; purging; enema; blood-letting; and the nasal administration of medicines – a rather stomach-turning catalogue which offers the serious devotee the physical equivalent of a thorough spring-cleaning. A few places offer other yet more weird and wonderful traditional therapies such as treatments with leeches and fire ("moxibustion").
Although a sizeable number of people visit Sri Lankan Ayurvedic centres for the serious treatment of chronic diseases, the majority of treatments offered here are essentially cosmetic, so-called "soft" Ayurveda – herbal and steam baths, and various forms of massage are the overwhelming staples, promoted by virtually every larger resort hotel along the west coast. These are glorified beauty and de-stress treatments rather than genuine medicinal therapies, and whether there's anything truly Ayurvedic about many of them is a moot point, but they're enjoyable enough, if you take them for what they are and don't confuse them with genuine Ayurveda.


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hmmm....I have yet to watch so many anime that I want to see...
But i love Death Note, both anime and manga.
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Bleach!! I could never live without it xD
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I want Homesense in Australia now! You can also buy those hanging basket swing chairs at a store called Domayne here. They cost even more than the Anthro one. :(


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We all know that Americans are feeling insecure about retirement these days. A new poll illustrates how pervasive these feelings have become.
According to a recently released survey of 800 voters nationwide, 50% of respondents with $100,000 or less in savings are feeling less confident about their retirement prospects today than they were a year ago. The surprise? Among those with more than $100,000 in savings, the same percentage -- 49%, to be precise -- are feeling just as insecure.
"That is a stunner," says Bill McInturff, a partner at Public Opinion Strategies LLC, which conducted the poll for Americans for Secure Retirement. The group is a coalition of more than 70 organizations -- ranging from the Hispanic Business Roundtable to the American Council of Life Insurers -- that is dedicated to raising awareness about "the importance of guaranteed lifetime income, whether through annuities" or similar options within 401k plans, says Lindsay Gilbride, a spokeswoman for the organization. Its website says it is particularly concerned about "Americans with little or no access to employer-sponsored plans."
Normally, McInturff says, "people with higher savings have a lot less anxiety than those with lower savings." But clearly, he adds, the impact of simultaneous declines in the housing, stock, and labor markets has taken a toll on the outlook of even the wealthiest Americans. Post continues after video from earlier this year.
"Those changes are not just affecting middle-income people. They are also having a powerful affect on the affluent." (Are you saving enough for retirement? Try MSN Money's calculator.)
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- One out of every two Americans say they are less confident today about their retirement outlook than they were a year ago.
- Those closest to retirement have experienced the greatest loss in confidence, with 62% of those ages 45 to 54 and 60% of those ages 55 to 64 reporting a loss of confidence compared with a year ago. (In contrast, only 40% of those ages 60 and over -- a population with less at stake in the stock market -- say they are less confident than they were last year at this time.)
- 50% of respondents believe Social Security and Medicare should be off-limits to budget cutters.
- 88% of respondents say they are concerned about being able to maintain a comfortable standard of living throughout retirement -- up from 73% last September.
That last statistic -- which shows an erosion from an already high level of retirement insecurity -- is cause for alarm, says McInturff. "If you had asked me a year ago whether retirement confidence would further erode from 73% to 88%, I would have said no. That's a big concern."
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I'm 61 and planning on retiring at 62. Thankfully I've been a saver all my working life so I have more than $100K saved. However, don't think I'm not shaky about retiring....because I definitely am. The reason why I'm retiring - 1. I'm tired of working. Over 44 yrs. now. I want to go and play. 2. I need to spend time with my aging family. We don't get out of this life alive. 3. I want to relocate and get more land and have my idea of a perfect house built. I'm tired of the rat race. 4. I want to take up crafts that I have always wanted to do and maybe even go back to golfing where I was a 4 handicap. 5. I want to take some classes - art, painting, history, opera, etc.
There are more things in life than just working. I need to move on and become me again.
Maybe I should just stop worrying and enjoy life until the money runs out . . . perhaps spend it before inflation eats it away, or the politicians tax it away.
@ cva15: The real problem is people like YOU. People who think that there is one specific group of people to blame for this. You probably spread your diseased propaganda to anyone who will listen and infect countless others. Why didn't you mention "thank you Bush and Republicans for spending us into bankruptcy with your wars on 'terror"? Yeah, you are so right...it is all of the left-wing liberals who have no values or moral fiber. I guess that Mark Foley (had inappropriate relationships with his underage male pages) and Larry Craig (solicited male police officer in airport restroom) were just Republicans by title. They were secretly Democrats. You are such a pathetic loser that you can't see that it is BOTH parties that are killing us. You have no ability to think for yourself. Someone else told you how to vote a long time ago, and you are just too stupid or lazy to do it any different now. Closed-minded and ignorant is a dangerous combination. Wanna know why things never change in this country? Because people like you who don't think there is anything wrong (at least with the people you vote for). You deserve to have to work the rest of your life!
And they should be anxious.
Firstly, there is no real money in the Social Security fund; this pay as you go has just IOU's in the form of bonds, locked up in a cabinet in Virginia. The bonds are a promise to the American Public that the Gov will deliver-however, money has to be borrowed. Remember what president Obama stated during the budget negotiations-that SS checks would not be mailed if the budget was not passed. Which means that money had to be borrowed to make payments.
401Ks/stock options-if someone had 300K and took out 4% per year that's 12000 dollars a year or 1000 dollars a month. Adequate? Not, if SS vanishes and pensions are cut. Most people don't have 300K; fewer have 500K, very very few a million. With the stock market doing its downward spiral-not much hope there.
Then there is the book Aftershock that everyone should read. many love it some hate it. This could happen soon. Then retirement will be impossible.
Note on the Social Security IOUs: the year 2037 is fictitious. If payments cannot be made SS and Medicare stops. This could happen with the inability of the Gov to borrow more money or economic failure. Plus, less people are putting into the system now than before-the system is in deep trouble.
cva15: "Hrumpf! Hey you kids, get off my yard. Damned kids today and their hip hop music and their dungarees! Why, when I was a kid the streets were paved with gold and it rained diamonds! People today are ruining this once great country! I'll ignore the fact that the democrats controlled both houses from 1955 - 1980, and then again from '87-'95. "
I was at the gym the other day and a peer was complaining about the president. I asked him, "What can the president do differently that will make a difference?" He had absolutely no answer. It cracks me up when folks who don't even know who writes and pass the laws (Congress), complain about the President, yet have absolutely NO suggestions on how he/they can do a better job.
If you don't have any answers, then you're unqualified to complain about the job someone else is doing. If you can't point out what they're doing wrong, how can you say they're doing anything wrong?
By inflating our currency into worthlessness. THAT'S what worries me.
This is why you need to be in stocks for the long haul. Stocks build inflation into their prices. As stocks are valued based on corporate earnings, and corporations price their goods based on the value of a currency, earnings raise along with inflation.
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Jake Niall is a senior sports writer at 'The Age' specialising mainly in coverage of the AFL. He writes a weekly column for 'The Sunday Age' and has been on staff with 'The Age' or 'Sunday Age' since 1995. Jake, who combines original news with commentary, match-based writing, features and analysis, has won a number of awards, including the Alf Brown award for the best performer in AFL media in 2012, the Melbourne Press Club's 2007 Quill award for best sports story in any medium and a Walkley award, shared with colleagues Richard Baker, Nick McKenzie, Caroline Wilson and John Silvester, for best coverage of a major issue (Essendon scandal) in 2013.
Marc Murphy to stay at Carlton for four more years
Jake Niall Carlton skipper Marc Murphy is set to sign a four-year contract with the Blues, as the club continues the task of securing its key senior players.
Bryce Gibbs to re-sign with Carlton for up to five years
Jake Niall Bryce Gibbs and Carlton have committed to one another, with the free agent midfielder to sign a long-term contract of either four or five seasons.
Geelong lucky to get past Carlton after a hard slog
Jake Niall In one of the better matches of 2014, Joel Selwood managed to break from a stoppage with barely a minute left and convert a long angle shot to snatch the lead - and the result - for a Geelong side...
Dale Thomas has first hit-out with Blues
Jake Niall Carlton's prized recruit Dale Thomas has had his first match practice for his new club, completing the majority of an hour-long intra club match at Visy Park on Thursday.
Blues axe veteran recruiter Wayne Hughes
Jake Niall Carlton is restructuring its recruiting department on the eve of the 2014 season, having made veteran recruiter Wayne Hughes redundant.
Officer class, but Riewoldt needs captain in waiting
Jake Niall Modern-day AFL dictates clubs need captains with high credentials, writes Jake Niall.
With all the Cloke and dagger contract talks over, a big Magpie is ready to fly
Jake Niall Travis Cloke is approaching this season with a clean slate, writes Jake Niall.
Be like Pendles: Malthouse to Gibbs
Jake Niall Carlton's new coach has laid down the gauntlet to Bryce Gibbs.
Murphy set to lead Carlton
Jake Niall Carlton expected to name midfield gun Marc Murphy as captain for 2013.
Unleash the mongrel
Jake Niall Mick Malthouse and his Blues need to be more ruthless if they are to mix it with the game's heavy hitters.
Jake Niall
Tigers avoid an opening disaster
Jake Niall Thursday night's outcome wasn't a case of paradise lost for Carlton, rather, a catastrophe averted for Richmond.
Judgment day
Jake Niall The Carlton coach's tactics against the Pies will reveal how he views some of his former players.
Catch-up Blues fall shy
Jake Niall Carlton fights hard, but it is Geelong that emerges with the points.
Blues find winning form
Jake Niall Carlton gets second win of the season, withstanding a belated challenge from Adelaide.
I was whacked three times, says Scotland
Jake Niall Carlton's Heath Scotland talks for the first time about an incident in which he hit a man at a Mulwala pub and had to accept the consequences
Dons do the improbable
Jake Niall Carlton-Essendon games have a knack for the unexpected, for comebacks, upsets and stunning individual performances. This one, which had seemed headed for an unexceptional outcome, was no exception.
Lions need Fitzroyalty
Jake Niall The Brisbane Lions need Paul Roos to coach them more than the Dees do.
Roos find new way to fall just short
Jake Niall North Melbourne never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
Well tuned Tigers hit winning note
Jake Niall There were many times when the Richmond crowd were thinking 'it's happening again'.
Bombers fling the Blues
Jake Niall Essendon stuns Carlton, coming from behind to snatch a six-point victory.


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Samuel L. Parker, 52, is trying to get a new murder trial in the death of his wife, Walker County 911 dispatcher Theresa Parker. He is serving life in prison for her death.
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After nearly three years of praying and waiting, Kenneth Parker hopes his older brother, convicted murderer Sam, finally will get the chance for a new trial.
Sam Parker, a former LaFayette, Ga., police officer, was arrested and charged with killing his dispatcher wife, Theresa, although her body hadn't yet been found. In 2009, he was convicted and sentenced to life.
Theresa Parker's bones were discovered after he had been behind bars for 12 months, located in September 2010 behind a Chattooga County cornfield near the Alabama state line.
Prosecutors and police argued that where she was found -- 13 miles from where Sam Parker grew up -- validated their story, but Sam Parker's family doesn't buy it.
They also believe that, without the body, the trial wasn't fair.
"I want them to prove without a shadow of a doubt that he did or didn't do it. Especially now that the body was found," Kenneth Parker said. "[Where she was found] blew their theory out of the water."
On Thursday, Sam Parker's attorney, David Dunn, will be given the chance to argue why Parker should get a new trial. In court before Walker County Superior Court Chief Judge Jon "Bo" Wood, Dunn will note that, after Theresa Parker's body was found, the medical examiner's findings didn't show injuries or bullet wounds that would have caused her death, according to the motion for a new trial.
"It is likely that, had said evidence been available to the time of trial, the jury would have reached a different verdict," the motion states.
Theresa's sister Hilda Wilson said the hearing brings back all the painful emotions from the trial. But the family is thankful that her sister has finally been found and buried and the defense can't try to argue that she is still alive, Wilson said.
"Since she's been found, there's 100 percent proof that she has definitely been murdered," Wilson said.
Floyd County District Attorney Leigh Patterson will argue for the state, but she declined to comment before Thursday's hearing. In a previous interview, she said that the lack of a bullethole didn't matter because not all of Theresa's remains were discovered.
The motion for a new trial has been pending since Sam Parker's conviction in September 2009, but the legal process has dragged on, Dunn said. His motion says the trial was "erroneous" and claims that most of the rulings throughout the case have been denied, which resulted in an unfair trial.
Theresa Parker was 42 when she went missing on March 21, 2007. She was a pretty brunette, who was close to her nieces and was well known in the community as a well liked Walker County 911 dispatcher.
Sam Parker wasn't arrested for 10 months as police worked to build a case against him. He was jailed on murder charges in February 2008.
Prosecutors said he was abusive, obsessed, had a harsh temper and a sick sense of humor. He decided to kill his wife when she was about to leave him and he used his skill as an officer to hide her, they said.
But he has maintained his innocence throughout the years. Kenneth Parker said the family has believed him, but as the hearing approaches, they have tried not to get their hopes up that he will be given another chance.
"Whatever happens, happens," Kenneth Parker said. "Hopefully, the truth will finally come out in the end."
But Wilson wishes she and her family could have peace and that Sam Parker is sent back to state prison for life.
"[The motion] is something that has to be done," she said. "Hopefully, we can put this behind us."
Joy Lukachick is the city government reporter for the Chattanooga Times Free Press Since 2009, she's covered breaking news, high-profile trials, stories of lost lives and of regained hope and done investigative work. Raised near the Bayou, Joy's hometown is along the outskirts of Baton Rouge, La. She has a bachelor's degree in mass communication from Louisiana State University. While at LSU, Joy was a staff writer for the Daily Reveille. When Joy isn't chasing ...


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First, Second & Third . . .
By M. Stephen Lucak
Everybody's talking about Stephanie Meyers' Twilight series, and not all the talk's good. Stephen King's opinion (and as much as we all love the King, it's just that: an opinion) aside, I haven't seen a set of books sell this well since . . .
A bold statement, to be sure, but it's the truth. I'd be willing to go as far as to say that the saga of Bella and Edward has surpassed the Harry Potter books in several key areas, most notably the wide range of readers that consider themselves fans, including me.
Now, I won't attempt to make a case for Ms. Meyers' qualitative superiority; Jo Rowling can keep that throne for the foreseeable future. However, from a purely mercenary, dollars in the register, get folks reading, legitimize the Young Adult category beyond its age group perspective, Twilight is the Number One Contender to the Harry Potter belt.
As an aside, I can't wait to read JK Rowling's first post-Harry Potter offering, if only to witness her solidify her standing against this Vampire-Come-Lately upstart. The Host wouldn't have come close to even sniffing the Bestseller List if it didn't have Meyers' name on the cover. Mark my words, we'll be seeing more of the Cullen clan before too much time passes; economics alone dictates it.
But, that's not the subject of this month's Vent.
The only complaint I have about Stephanie Meyers' books is the same complaint I've voiced to customers, co-workers and fellow writers for years. It's nothing earth shattering, and if appearances on the bestseller lists are any indication, I'm alone in the tall grass on this one, one voice crying foul to a world that doesn't understand my displeasure and couldn't give a damn about my opinion.
Yeah, like I'm not used to that.
For three and one-third novels, Meyers employs Bella as a First Person narrator, our guide to the strange and mysterious world of vampires. Mechanically, it's a wise choice. Bella has a strong and consistent voice throughout, and readers experience what Bella experiences. It's a stylistic choice, and for my money, the correct one.
If only she had stuck with it.
Near the midpoint of Breaking Dawn, Meyers switches to another character's first person perspective for several chapters, before going back to Bella for the denouncement. To me, it completely broke me out of the story, and I spent the next hundred pages cursing the author while I should have been riveted by Bella's pregnancy, Jacob's maturation and the impending arrival of. . .
Oops, sorry about that. I didn't mean to go off on a geek tangent. Where was I? Oh, right. Cursing.
I understand the convention, I really do. I understood it the first time I encountered it, back in the Eighties when King pulled a similar stunt in Christine. First person for the first third, third person limited in the middle, and back to first person for the finale. Huh, I thought the first time I read it. That was a neat little trick. Because that's how I viewed it: A cool conceit done intentionally to service one novel, like Daffy Duck's vaudeville act where he's dressed in the Devil suit and consumes gunpowder, lighter fluid and nitroglycerine, finished off with a wooden match. It's a great bit, but you can only do it once.
Years later, when I was reading James Patterson's Cross series on a regular basis, I encountered shifting perspective again, except this time as if written by a hyperactive schizophrenic with a pound of crystal meth coursing through his bloodstream.
First person protagonist. First person antagonist. Third person omniscient. Third person limited. Everything but second person (and it's been years since I cracked the spine on a Patterson, so who knows). And –and this is a crucial "and"-, I had the feeling this wasn't a matter of style.
Writing in the first person is hard. Assuming you do it consistently, you're limited as to what your narrator can know, and therefore convey to the reader. They can't know what another character is thinking, so neither can the reader. They can't witness something that happens outside of their presence, so neither can the reader. They can't die in the course of the story, so there's never any real sense of jeopardy regarding their ultimate survival (such protection doesn't extend to the reader, so get that cholesterol checked).
Third person solves most of these issues. It opens your world and all those in it to description and examination. Head hopping is allowed, although some discretion needs to be exercised to avoid confusion.
What about second person? I've read one, heard of another and even dabbled in the form once (a short story with Harry Shannon for an aborted anthology), and it's the literary equivalent of a triple-gainer with two full twists. Nail it, and they're playing your National Anthem. Miss it, and you're the latest entry on the Wide World of Sports blooper reel.
Regardless of what you choose to write and how you choose to write it, do your readers (and editors, those oft maligned, yet always invaluable invisible saviors) a favor and think before you type. The believability bubble –especially in our chosen genre- is a fragile thing; it only takes a touch to pop it. Mechanics aren't creativity, but you'll have an easier time succeeding with the second if you pay close attention to the first. Common wisdom dictates understanding the rules before deciding to break them, and having a damn good reason for your decision.
And in my opinion, a quick fix doesn't qualify as a damn good reason.
The Stephanie Meyers/Breaking Dawn instance is a perfect example. Rather than switching perspective horses in the middle of the narrative stream, she could have simply had Jacob tell Bella his story instead of having him tell us while Bella listened. We would have heard it either way, albeit filtered by Bella's interpretation. But that would have been OK too; the other 9000 pages were presented in the same way.
Perhaps I'm alone in my dislike. As I stated earlier, nobody else seems bothered by this, and it sure isn't having a negative impact on sales. And while I wouldn't consider myself a traditionalist, I'm also the guy who never could bring himself to take the Host in his hand at the Communion rail (Maybe it was the memory of a flock of Nuns threatening Hell and damnation for touching the transmuted Body of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, or maybe I just like sticking my tongue out at the altar).
Is it a petty gripe? Maybe, but it's mine, and it's April, so I get to Vent and you get to listen.
But Then Again, You'll Have This . .
He loves stories set in coherent worlds, where the rules and situations –no matter how fantastic they may be- remain consistent across the author's body of work. Experiencing the creation of a fictional universe –whether overt or subtle- is akin to peeking over God's shoulder. Inhabiting those creations, regardless of the medium, is his second favorite thing.
His favorite thing is definitely not talking about himself in the third person.
But Then Again, You'll Have This . . .
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Link Building Tip #7 – Link Building with StumbleUpon
I keep telling people that link building is not hard; there are just too many ways to build quality links that it is impossible to miss them. The thing is most webmasters and bloggers don't want to dedicate some quality time for link building, they do it on the fly, which is why they don't get good results. Also, some of the opportunities that are right in front of their noses tend to escape them. So here is one head smacking tip for you guys, link building with StumbleUpon.
We all use social networks, and we can create great connections through Twitter and Google+ that can lead to a great number of marketing opportunities, StumbleUpon on the other hand can give you great link opportunities in just a few minutes.
Types of links you can expect from StumbleUpon can vary quite a bit, from guest posts and content submission to listing, business profiles to references, educational resources and sponsored links. Basically you have it all, so instead of going through link trails from blog to blog or doing excessive searches in Google via advanced search operators, or browsing through Twitter search, all you have to do is stumble around clicking your mouse buttons and taking down notes.
The thing is most people haven't thought of using StumbleUpon for link building, I guess as a part of my work it is a professional habit to try and get link building opportunities from anything I do online. So here are some examples to show you how easy it is. Well, it's easy to find link opportunities; the actual building part depends on you, your effort, commitment and quality.
The idea is to find a topic you want for link building and start stumbling; of course any topic can have variations, so if you are looking to promote a travel website you can stumble anything from travel and hiking to outdoors.
Guest Posts
Submission, Profiles and Listing
These are just some of the examples I managed to find in a 15 minutes browsing session. But this is not all StumbleUpon can give you regarding internet marketing and promotion. You can learn from the content, find new sources, meet and connect with new people. I don't know how many great posts I found that I simply had to comment on and connect with the author through their blog and other social networks. And these are all long lasting connections that help me each day with my work.
When you dedicate yourself to your online success it will be easy to think long term and find a use for almost every little thing you do online, StumbleUpon is just a beginning. With that being said, feel free to add me on SU, here is my link: http://www.stumbleupon.com/stumbler/tschooduck
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14 Response to Link Building Tip #7 – Link Building with StumbleUpon
Brook Shipley on December 19, 2011
Thanks for sharing your snippet on StumbleUpon. It has been something that I have been meaning to get to in my link building efforts, but just haven't found the time.
I agree with you that using StumbleUpon, Pinterest, Flickr and Tumbr are just some of the many ways we can build links and relationships.
Also, I like how you mentioned content. Of course, we all know that content is king in our world and it made perfect sense.
Thanks for a good morning read!
Kaloyan Banev on December 20, 2011
I haven't been really successful with StumbleUpon in the past, but since they introduced the new software, many things have changed and actually started receiving traffic from it, which came as nice surprise.
BuySellWordpress on December 20, 2011
To tell you the truth, I have never tried using StumbleUpon, but I've already heard some satisfied reviews about it before. Well, probably you persuaded me somehow to use its opportunities and benefits
Block Websites on December 23, 2011
Nice blog and very informative for all Seo learners. Really Stumble Upon is a grate source of traffic and provide beneficial link for our website.
Arjun Rai on December 26, 2011
Thanks for providing these information one of them are the regular tool but other are new for me and defiantly it gonna help me a lot to get some good page rank.
Web Development Ventura on December 27, 2011
I have tried stumbleupon but I did not pursue using it in promoting my website.
Ana @ Increase Web Traffic on January 5, 2012
Had a bit of a hard time with this post, Zarko; not sure what I was supposed to see in those screenshots.
The idea of link building through SU is appealing though.
Barbie @ Automotive Part Suppliers on January 12, 2012
Thank you for this post.
Its a very simple and applicable information you've shared with us.
I'll be creating my own Stumbleupon account to do this.
Let's Stumble.
Ajnabii on January 12, 2012
Link building with stumbleupon its really easy as you mentioned in your post.
thanks for nice post.
Larry@Teen Diy on January 15, 2012
I once read an article where the author claimed that you can get all the site traffic you'll ever need by having your submission on the first page of StumbleUpon. I don't know how true that is…
Arjun Rai on January 16, 2012
Good piece of information and using both of them and surely it will make all work easy and perfect.
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The most sort after topic in Stumbleupon is Graphic Design and how to do stuffs…but as guided in this post stumbleupon is also a platform through which link baiting can be done easily.
Mike - prinzmetal angina on November 1, 2012
well from my point of view, stumble is great source of traffic, combined with link building strategies. your post is great. thanks for advanced information.
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If the shoe fits....
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Obama indicted by his own words, devastating ad
If the shoe fits....
10 comments:
- LL said...
The ad really puts things into perspective. However, I remain puzzled at the number of Americans who still seem to support Obama. Maybe they're glued to MSNBC where there is no debt, but the ones that Republicans are causing.
- July 13, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- Z said...
OH, sure, the GOP paid for this 'ad' which will only see the light of day on Conservative blogs, right? Anybody think CNN or MSNBC or the networks would have the GUTS to show it no matter HOW much they got paid for the air time!? (ya, right...Soros probably pays more to get these 'ads' squelched)
If ONLY more people saw this...
and if only we still had a president who DID think the amount of American millionaires WAS a good indication of our economy running well, because it is. They hire, they give to charity, they BUY THINGS.
It's since Obama started slamming success in 1000 ways that we've begun such a slide for small businesses who are afraid to hire or buy.
- July 13, 2011 at 12:14 PM
- Trestin said...
Very well done. This is all we really need is just clips of things he promised and the reality.
- July 13, 2011 at 5:57 PM
- Kid said...
I wouldn't give the "GOP" a dime.
I'll donate to individuals though.
- July 13, 2011 at 6:42 PM
- Doom said...
What amazes me is that he has any support left. It makes me pause and wonder... is this truly what some very large part of the U.S. citizenry wish to be happening? Really? Perhaps nearly a quarter of it does want this, and nearly another quarter think this is the right direction which will somehow turn around, at some point, somehow?
I just, when I realize these things, just... hold my breath for 10 seconds, get my breath back, close my eyes and think of being on high up in the mountains, camping and hiking, near a stream, with a camp fire. And, somehow, my cats can be there with me. Then I try to forget as much as I can.
- July 13, 2011 at 7:02 PM
- Slamdunk said...
As LL said, I tend to believe that many Obama supporters do not care what he does or says--it is just that he is who he is and he is the president.
- July 13, 2011 at 8:37 PM
- Amusing Bunni said...
Great Ad! I hope people are waking up!
Of course the kool aid drinking zombies will
always luv him.
- July 14, 2011 at 10:23 AM
- madmath1 said...
As a former teacher in an inner city school, I can tell you why this man has support and still a dangerously close to a winnable election majority as well. Our public schools. We don't teach about the foundation of our country, it's liberties both politically and economically. Our schools is more concern not only with PC, class warfare, and anti-Americanism, but placating to the gangster mentality. The kids and their parents are more concern on the growth and strength of their gangs and their "economic" prosperity than those of the country. This man has done more to sow the seeds of that mentality, as well as the bigotry, ignorance, and downright hatred they promote, than any politician in the history of this country with the possible exception of Jackson's racial war against the aboriginals. Let's not forget, nearly 47% of the citizenry is dependent on government handouts, as BO's policies demonstrates in the video. They're not about to vote themselves out of house and home. This was forseen by the founding fathers as not to let government go beyond its limited powers for if you start putting the citizens on the public dole (who would had thought at the time of adding illegal aliens as well? I'm sure it was so stupid to them that no sane government would ever agree to it.) that should 50% plus one ever reached that status, you lose your republic. This is what we're seeing now as it's at 47%. A lot can happen between now and Nov 2012 adding the suicidal Jews, sexist feminazi women (remember women are the 2nd most reliable voting block for Dems at 70%), gay vote, and the union vote and thus I have reason to still worry that this evil nincompoop can still pull off another 2008 and that will be the end of the Republic. Especially if enough drink the Kook-aide (and that's what it is), and vote the dems back into both houses of congress.
- July 14, 2011 at 11:51 AM
- Kid said...
Madmath, I agree, and also agree oblabber has ramped it up, but it's been going on probably the last 30 years. I lunch with former teachers that quit 20 years ago because it was going to hell then. Thanks to the federal government getting involved.
If we don't get leadership that will turn this stuff back then it is a monumental waste of time to put the same republican party in power that has yet to have the slightest impact on the democrat/communist agenda. In the case of GW Bush - who I like as a person, they helped ramp it up by initiating the TSA. Another useless negative impact huge department that will be hell to get rid of.
- July 14, 2011 at 4:45 PM
- Teresa said...
Thanks to Jimmy Carter for ruining our public schools.
This is a great video! It shows that his words don't match up to his actions. The Democrat agenda makes it extremely hard for anyone to prosper and succeed in this country. Their agenda relies on government dependence and not success.
- July 17, 2011 at 12:54 PM