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MONTGOMERY, Ala. – About 225 miles from Athens, in the opposite direction from where most people will be looking when the college football season opens, you can find Isaiah Crowell here.
Take the last exit of I-85 south, make a left under the overpass and drive straight down Decatur and into the projects. There you will see a weathered sign reading, "Hornets Stadium," and a football practice field bordered on one side by a small college campus and on the other by less-than-idyllic surroundings.
"The culture is a little different here," Alabama State coach Reggie Barlow said with understatement.
Alabama State is in the midst of a makeover. A 30-year, $600 million wish list of constructions projects includes several new athletic facilities, including a $62 million football stadium scheduled to open on Thanksgiving. In that sense, this is an appropriate place for Crowell to land. He hopes to be in the midst of his own makeover. Twice suspended and ultimately kicked out of Georgia for weapons charges (still pending) — a gun with a filed off serial number was found in his car at a campus checkpoint — Crowell is thankful to be anywhere.
Barlow, the seventh year coach, said that when he met Crowell, he found him "regretful for what had happened. I remember when he was here for his visit, I heard him whisper to his mom, 'Thank God for a fresh start.' I didn't say anything. But I saw Isaiah walking around and looking. He seemed relieved that somebody was ready to embrace him again and give him a second chance."
Crowell was pleasant when a reporter approached him after practice Friday. "Yes, I'm happy," he said, responding to a question. But then he was asked by a school official to keep walking to the locker room and stop talking. He has been advised by his attorney not to speak to the media, perhaps until after legal matters have been resolved.
A previously scheduled interview two weeks ago also was canceled suddenly
by his mother. Debbie Crowell said late Friday night that she was pleased for her son and that, "He's happy at Alabama State." But she otherwise declined comment.
We've seen no shortage of skilled but misguided youth in college athletics. Those "stars" on national signing day don't account for deficiencies in maturity and intelligence. Crowell was the center jewel of Georgia's prematurely celebrated 2011 recruiting class that already has lost seven of 26 players.
On the field, Crowell was as great as advertised last season. Despite injuries and suspensions,
questions about his work ethic and toughness, he still rushed for 850 yards and five touchdowns and was the SEC's freshman of the year.
Vince Dooley played the "bad apple" card when discussing Crowell recently. Maybe. But Crowell never has seemed like a bad kid, just an overly coddled and enabled one. If he left Columbus-Carver High School with a sense of entitlement, his enablers at the school and all surrounding him should share some blame.
When Crowell arrived at Georgia and suddenly had to deal with rules, it didn't go well.
"Am I surprised? No. It's what we created," said Fred Kaiss, an Alabama State assistant coach.
"I don't know if Isaiah was lost. But he's not a guy who can have a lot of freedom. He can't. And he ain't there yet. Oh, he'll tell you, 'I've got it.' But inside, I think he knows he doesn't have it yet because if he did he'd be meeting with guys like you."
Kaiss, a 20-year coach at HBCU programs, has seen several athletes function better at the 1-AA level than major (FBS) programs. A number of former SEC players have transferred to Alabama State, including NFL quarterback Tarvaris Jackson.
"Is it more glamorous [in FBS]? Sure," Kaiss said. "But it's also easier to fall prey to other things for some kids. Some guys can't pitch for the Yankees because they fall apart in the limelight, but they can pitch for the Milwaukee Brewers and be a star."
So there you go: Crowell hasn't gone from Bulldog to Hornet as much as he has Yankee to Brewer.
There have been some early hiccups. Crowell has been disciplined twice for being late – once to a meeting, once to a weight session. "His habits were not formed yesterday," Kaiss said. "This is a process."
But he's trying to blend. Barlow, a former Alabama State and NFL wide receiver, was pleased the other night when an assistant coach asked for volunteers to run on kickoff scout team and Crowell ran onto the field. "That showed me he was starting to turn a corner," he said.
Alabama State was a surprising option. Top players generally will transfer to a junior college for a year and then back to an FBS school without having to sit out a year. (Cam Newton and Zach Mettenberger are two examples.) Even Barlow placed his recruiting chances at only "30 percent." But he sold Crowell and his parents on the program's growth, proximity to Columbus and his past work with problem transfers (Nigel Carr was kicked out of Florida State, came to ASU and now plays for the Baltimore Ravens).
Barlow said Crowell is "comfortable here. We talked about junior college, but he said he just wanted to be someplace where he would fit in."
During their first conversation, Barlow described Debbie Crowell as "really down" about matters. "She said he looked immature with the way he was dealing with some stuff [at UGA] and he felt bad because he had let his teammates down, and people who believed in him. He wanted an opportunity to restore his name, and she wanted to make sure we were demanding of him and would hold him accountable."
He told Crowell he didn't care about his history and barely even looked into it: "I told him, 'Here's where our trust starts."
Barlow doesn't deny this was a football decision, but he maintains it's more than that. "I believe in second chances," he said, and then he referenced his brother, Clemmon, a standout athlete who "went astray," and eventually to prison.
"The parole board cut him a break and gave a second chance. Now he's a great father and provider. So, yes, this was a chance for us to get an elite athlete. But I'm hoping we can give Isaiah something rewarding: experiencing accountability, team, an education."
Crowell isn't quite off the map. Alabama State's opener against Bethune-Cookman next Sunday in Orlando is being carried by ESPN. But when major conferences begin play, he will slip under the radar for the first time in his life. Maybe that's not a bad thing.
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August 25th, 2012
12:52 pm
He is just a kid, one with a ton of talent, but just a, kid. In a good environment he could rebuild his future. Best of luck to him.
August 25th, 2012
12:53 pm
By the way, since Jeff doesn't count. FIRST!!
August 25th, 2012
12:56 pm
I hope Crowell is FORCED to act like the ADULT HE IS for the very first time in his life. He is NOT A KID. Part of his problem is that he has people TREATING him like a KID, letting him make kiddie mistakes and giving him kiddie penalties. He's a MAN. Hopefully, he'll start acting like one and make the most of the talent he's been blessed with.
August 25th, 2012
1:03 pm
Uh…second chance ..let's see how about multiple chances and he couldn't handle it. Hope he gets his life turned around and becomes a productive citizen one day but I'm sorry if I don't shed a tear for this guy. He reaped what he sowed
August 25th, 2012
1:03 pm
UGA is bordered by housing projects on one side also Jeff, whats the importance of that statement? Bottom line is Mark Richt has no rules and is not respected by any players. Hopefully, the head coach of Alabama State can mentor to I. Crowell about being a good person with character. The first thing the new coach should do is require I Crowell to cut the dreads off. Image will always be the first impression you make, looking stupid with long dreads tells others immediately what they need to know.
August 25th, 2012
1:04 pm
UGA sure does miss him, but he made stupid mistakes. He's paying for them, but I hope he does well in his future.
August 25th, 2012
1:07 pm
I wish him the best. I don't know everything about his upbringing and what he may have been through, but the environment probably hasn't been the best to prepare him. No doubt he has been an elite athlete all through school and had a longer rope than most. I hope he uses this opportunity, probably his last, to get it together. I really want to seem him in the NFL one day.
August 25th, 2012
1:09 pm
I hope things work out for him. Montgomery is my home town (even though I have lived in Atlanta for 20 years). He should do well there. It is a quiet school of mostly locals. The culture of the city is dominated by the air force bases so ASU is not a "party school." Maybe good things will happen for him.
August 25th, 2012
1:10 pm
Thankful for 2nd chances…what's gonna happen next time he gets in trouble again? 3rd chance somewhere else…why b/c he's a top tier talent that's why….As a lifelong UGA fan it was extremely disappointing to see Isaiah blow his opportunity at becoming a big time SEC back (see Lattimore)…I sincerely hope he can straighten out his life b/c he a very talented young man…but wouldn't be "shocked" if he turns out to be a "Maurice Clarette" down the road…
August 25th, 2012
1:10 pm
Hopefully he will draw close to God without all the limelight of the SEC and will learn how to use his talents and opportunites wisely. Praying for him-
August 25th, 2012
1:12 pm
The comments of the Alabama State coaches and their apparent willingness to hold Crowell accountable are good to read. But when they mentioned proximity to Columbus as one of their selling points in recruiting, I was thinking close proximity to Columbus is about the last thing he needs. I hope he gets his head on straight and capitalizes on this second chance he's been given.
August 25th, 2012
1:14 pm
Jeff, I'm scared to post anything. Thanks for the reminder.
I wish him good luck and hope he grows from this but I have a feeling this is only the begining of troubles for this young man.
August 25th, 2012
1:16 pm
Showing a kid who already has a sense of entitlement 10 guys lined up on the field with an empty spot at running back when you're recruiting him might have helped Richt get Crowell to UGA and ensured he wouldn't last there at the same time. One would think Richt would understand coddling is the last thing a kid like Crowell needs; maybe Richt understands that better now.
August 25th, 2012
1:16 pm
Good article Jeff and good luck IC, hope things work out for you. Actually their stadium expansion looks nice (from I85) with its new upper deck, bet they'll have pretty good attendance this fall.
August 25th, 2012
1:19 pm
Out of sight, out of mind. That's the way the "real" world works. You get fired from a job, just try going back to the office a couple of months later. I've had to do that before and, folks, it's best not to revisit old history. Wish the kid best — not luck, you make your own luck with preparation and dedication when it meets opportunity. But LORD HAVE MERCY, SON, YOU REALLY BLEW IT.
Mildly unsurprised that he's had a couple of "slips" of discipline so far. Kudos to Coach Richt for doing what had to be done.
August 25th, 2012
1:27 pm
Everybody that has not made a major mistake in your youth, please sign in………should be a rather short list….
August 25th, 2012
1:33 pm
"When Crowell arrived at Georgia and suddenly had to deal with rules, it didn't go well."
August 25th, 2012
1:34 pm
Wow, hes a dad too. He got his second chances and hes still late to stuff? Let's just face it folks, he's going to flip your burgers and mop some floors in his future. And that's OK cause we need those peeps.
Just hate it for the kid….you come into the world 3 steps back and you're pretty much doomed. Just sad.
August 25th, 2012
1:35 pm
Good luck to the kid. It's amazing what being a star athlete will get you in this country. I hope that Crowell will begin to realize how lucky he is and will take advantage of it. I doubt he will, but you never know.
August 25th, 2012
1:38 pm
@SC Old Dawg
Once you cross the line and get in trouble for something you dont do it anymore, having an AD state publicly that him will personally protect the players in the future for flunking drug test etc. is not the answer.
August 25th, 2012
1:38 pm
Diaper Changer – You show your ignorance concerning football. Doubt if you have ever played a single down. You are a wanna be that never was. Hypocrite.
August 25th, 2012
1:42 pm
Crowell wasn't mentally mature enough to handle the pressures and glamour of a football factory environment. You can't just take a kid from meager home life, build him up to be the king of the world, coddle him every second, and expect him to act like a world class citizen. That is a catch 22 in the recruiting world. You have to coddle and basically brainwash a kid to get him to come to your school, but hope that he reverts to a hard working, down to earth kid when he gets there. Sometimes it isn't going to work out that way. College Football would be better off if recruiting wasn't a spectator sport in and of itself.
August 25th, 2012
1:44 pm
I hope that he can turn one wasted opportunity into something good for his future.
August 25th, 2012
1:47 pm
Grayson and the "great" Robert Nkemdiche are only up on McEachern 14 – 12 at the half. Nkemdiche hasn't done much running and has zero sacks. To go with that he lost one fumble – giving McEachern good field position leading to a TD. This doesn't look #1 in the nation to me.
August 25th, 2012
1:50 pm
Miamidawg…you're funny
August 25th, 2012
1:51 pm
By the way, football comes second. He needs to get his soul right and stop playing on the wrong side of the law. Good luck in your future. Stay positive and focused!!
August 25th, 2012
2:05 pm
Just wish him well. And there is hope. Look how well Jeff has done.
August 25th, 2012
2:14 pm
Gamechanger. . . What does long dreads tell about a person's character? I don't care for dreads but are insinuating that there is some correlation between hairstyles and character/judgement/decision making?
August 25th, 2012
2:17 pm
Gamechanger . . . sorry for the typo on previous post. My question is are you insinuating there is a correlation between hairstyles and character?
August 25th, 2012
2:18 pm
Vince Dooley played the bad apple card on Isaiah Crowell
but not Zach Mettenburger.
August 25th, 2012
2:19 pm
While I'm glad that my Dawgs cut him loose (keeping him would have sent a poor message to the other team members, and the parents of potential recruits), I truly hope that he turns his life around, at Alabama State.
I'll be pulling for him.
August 25th, 2012
2:19 pm
They already had to discipline him twice?
Second verse, same as the first.
August 25th, 2012
2:22 pm
Mary Mac…….Mettenburger had misdomeaner charges compared to two felony charges for Crowell.
I don't condone what Mettenburger did, but the charges are apples to oranges.
Vince was right on the money in his assesment of Crowell.
August 25th, 2012
2:22 pm
And Richt was right to kick Mettenburger out, too.
August 25th, 2012
2:32 pm
he reminds me of a running back named lawrance phillips that played for nebraska back in the 90's tons of talent but could not stay out of trouble, probably working at mcdonalds today ,or in prison
August 25th, 2012
2:43 pm
Laurence Phillips had a "career" in professional football and is now in prison. Google it.
August 25th, 2012
2:46 pm
L-a-w-r-e-n-c-e. Pardon me.
August 25th, 2012
2:46 pm
It's obvious that crowell is still a punk who thinks he's bigger than his team. I don't know how old he is, and I don't care. But, he is old enough to be on time to team events. What a punk!
August 25th, 2012
2:50 pm
The Dawgs are better off without Crowell and his shenanigans. The guy couldn't take a hit, didn't run tough, and took every opportunity to stand on the sideline when faced with even the least bit of adversity. Off the field, he was a slow moving train wreck – gun with the serial filed off, twitter pics of himself stoned out of his mind…it was one brilliant move after another. Best of luck at Alabama State – you're going to need it.
August 25th, 2012
2:52 pm
Dick – the difference is that Lawrence Phillips was actually talented. Crowell is nowhere near the athlete or running back that Phillips was.
August 25th, 2012
2:53 pm
Jeff, why are you hanging around this punk who now goes to a school whose stadium is across the street from a housing project? At least Sanford Stadium is 2 blocks from a housing project.
August 25th, 2012
2:56 pm
I believe in 2nd chances, but he had many more than that at UGA. And those were just the ones that were made public. I hope he can turn his life around, but it sounds like it has even been a slow process at Alabama St. At some point he is going to have to decide for himself that he must mature. I agree that being made a "celebrity" during his life/high school years are part of the problem.
August 25th, 2012
2:58 pm
What are you people gaining by continuing to bash Crowell? You're preaching to the choir. Everyone on here knows his history. Give it a rest.
August 25th, 2012
3:00 pm
Wish Ic well!!
August 25th, 2012
3:02 pm
Crowell will play in the NFL…He made poor decisions and understands he messed up…He will probaly will run behind a better line at Bama State…he gained almost 900 yards behind a line playing 4 guards and a center…Mettenberger pulled a young lady breasts out in public and was banned from Valdosta, and he is about to start for LSU, I hear no complaints about that…hmm…DOG fans should worry about why UGa has not beat a good team in 3 years?…..
August 25th, 2012
3:18 pm
The truth- one of the "guards" you referenced is the starting LT for the Bills as a rookie, I think we had a very capable OT on the line last year.
August 25th, 2012
3:20 pm
Waste of talent.
August 25th, 2012
3:20 pm
I visited State a few days ago, and watched maybe 30 minutes of practice. I spoke to a couple of coaches who said that IC was not acting like a 5 star player, and that while he has been there he has been very modest and low key. They all see he is a special player that requires others to monitor his time and insure he is busy and is not part of the wrong group of people. Camp is one thing, once school starts will be when either he moves forward or reverts back to his old core.
Certain players, whether they are High School, College or even Pro Players sometimes have to remove themselves from their old friends and habits. Ray Lewis had to do it years ago, Rolando McClain was told to not go back to Decatur where his "old running buddies" were and drawing him into their dramas.
IC should do the same with Columbus and all those old behaviors will soon be a thing of the past. He and many of these young players need to learn that life is not always handed to you and growing into a man is not always the easiest thing to do.
Good Luck to IC and All of your Teams this fall.
August 25th, 2012
3:27 pm
2 old dawg…….What do you mean by 'you' people?


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The Dubai Land Department (DLD) announced 12 April 2014 that the total value of real estate transactions in Dubai for Q1 2014 exceeded AED 61 billion, made up of 15,694 transactions across AED 31.5 billion in sales and AED 38 billion in mortgage transactions. This is a 38% value increase over Q1 2013 which saw a value of AED 44 billion. Total transactions increased by 11% when comparing Q1 2014 to Q1 2013 which shows a sharp increase in the value per transaction.
Sultan Butti Bin Merjen, Director General of DLD, has said of these results, "The results of the first quarter 2014 reflect the renewed investor confidence in Dubai and specifically, in the city's real estate sector, which is considered an integral component of the national economy. We expect the next three quarters to be similarly as active, especially as this period follows the launch of a number of stimulating economic projects in Dubai and the disclosure of some of the preparations for the city's hosting of Expo 2020."
"The figures issued by DLD's Real Estate Sector Development Department confirm the increased activity in the city's real estate sector. They prove that Dubai is attracting property ownership, whether for long-term investment or for personal housing needs. We anticipate this heightening of activity to continue over the coming years, with property buyers achieving good returns on their real estate investments. We believe that these returns will be significantly greater than those from other economic sectors," added Bin Mejren.
The statistics showed that there were 11,567 sales activities worth a total of AED 31.5 billion and 3,482 mortgage transactions, worth over AED 28 billion. Other categories accounted for AED 1.7 billion from 636 transactions, making the total value of transactions in all categories more than AED 61 billion.
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There are few singer-songwriters that have the ability to initiate a dance party in the chair-laden State Theatre, much less maintain it for over two and a half hours as the sole entertainer on stage. But Keller Williams is no ordinary singer-songwriter. Friday night, while Jay-Z rocked the BJC, Keller was welcomed back to State College with a sold-out theatre full of devoted fans. The one-man jam-band and festival circuit legend proceeded to deliver one of the most impressive performances of recent memory.
Keller's trademark solo stage setup was an eye-opener: a massive concoction of instruments, effects, and any other odds and ends that might come in handy during one of William's improvisational soundscapes. Mounted on a peg-board stretching the length of the stage was a collection of over a dozen guitars, banjos, and mandolins; almost all of which were used throughout the show. In addition, the stage featured an upright and electric bass, a full-size keyboard, an electronic drum pad, and enough percussion instruments to fill a music store; all for Keller and Keller alone.
Just after 8 p.m. Keller took to the stage—barefoot, as usual—wearing a black t-shirt and baggy blue scrubs. The entire center section of the theatre immediately stood and erupted into a chant of "Keller". They would not return to their seats for the remainder of the night. Displaying his unique playing style on acoustic guitar—ridden with elements of bluegrass, jazz, funk and classical playing—Keller opened with an instrumental version of "Roshanbo" followed by a smooth take on the humorous track "Stupid Questions."
Keller introduced his mind-blowing looping techniques throughout the show, including pitch-perfect three and four part vocal harmonies. During an extended cover of War's "Low Rider", Keller created a dance-inducing vocal rhythm by looping beat box effects and his own skat improv. Keller then danced over to the bass and looped a completely new bass-line every couple minutes, including a tease of Ben Harper's Bring the Funk.
What was most impressive about Keller's looping abilities was the constant variation in his methods. Rather than simply adding layers on top of one another, Williams was constantly at his soundboard altering levels, cutting tracks out, and transforming the overall feel of his jams. Using a medium that could easily become monotonous in the wrong hands, Keller was able to stay creative and unpredictable the entire night. While a rare percussive part was slightly out of time and created a displeasing feel when mixed with a bass or guitar riff, Keller's tempo and interaction between instruments was spot-on the majority of the night.
After two comedic ballads on keyboard and an extended version of the crowd-favorite "Celebrate Your Youth" (see linked playlist) featuring unorthodox poly-rhythms, the first set ended at 9:30. After an hour and a half, Keller was just getting started.
The second set opened with a slow and haunting version of the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter". It was here that Keller really demonstrated his unique vocal range. The track was followed by a dance-beat that flowed into the fun disco sing-a-long" Staying Alive" during which Keller did his best John Travolta impression and performed a mini disco dance routine to the delight of the crowd.
Throughout the night, Keller's fun-loving attitude and intimate connection with the crowd was on full display. During multiple songs Williams mentioned his knowledge of the town and venue; noting football games, the State Theatre, and even the fact that Jay-Z was performing simultaneously in town. Keller also showed his humorous side, with lyrics like, "For every super hot girl in the front row/there's a super insecure dude standing behind her" and "I'm not gay, but he had a nice face."
The end of the show featured Keller on upright bass allowing the crowd to sing Steve Miller's "The Joker," a vocally-sharp take on his cosmetic comedy "Boob Job", a funky jam in which Williams put a saxophone effect on his electric guitar, and an acoustic version of the hit "Kidney in a Cooler."
By the time Keller left the stage, it was already after 11 p.m. He then returned to the stage with an African djembe drum and played a hilarious version of the vulgar anthem "Gate Crashers Suck" followed by a climactic though relatively short jam.
Author: Nathan Etter
Bio: Nate Etter is a senior double-majoring in public relations and political science with a passion for live music. In his spare time he drums in local bands (British Phil, The Twisted Groove), plays basketball, and writes. He enjoys a wide variety of music but remains obsessed with funk in all its forms. Favorite bands include Gov't Mule, Galactic, Incubus, Garaj Mahal, and The Avett Brothers.
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I was at this show, it was fantastic, but I had too much to drink for the 1st set and was not able to get the entire setlist. I saw in the review that I could access the linked playlist, but could not find it. Is it possible to get the setlist?
11/06 at 04:49 PM
I took brief notes on the set list during the show but do not have an accurate extensive list by any means. I would recommend checking setlist.com or the live music archive at archive.com
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Jason Aldean will make his first appearance on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest Monday night, and he'll be thinking of the late Dick Clark as the ball drops in Times Square ringing in 2013.
Jason grew up watching New Year's Rockin' Eve back home in Georgia, and he tells ABC News Radio, "I would have loved to have been able to do this when Dick was still around and hosting the show and doing that kind of stuff, but Seacrest isn't too bad either. So, I'm excited to be a part of it."
Jason plans to have fun with his New Year's Eve performance, and he doesn't think it will take much persuading to get the audience in a party mood that night.
Jason says, "They're ready to have a good time anyway. So, you just kind of go out and help 'em out a little bit."
While Jason is all about the party on New Year's Eve, he isn't one for New Year's resolutions.
"A couple of years ago I said I was going to try to do better at returning phone calls and texts and things like that, and that didn't happen either," Jason says. "So I'm just over making New Year's resolutions. I don't do it anymore."
Look for Taylor Swift to also perform on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest Monday night on ABC.
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Shame On You Gorham, New York!
First, outrage. Then, education.
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Submitted by Joanne Brokaw | March 2 2012 | Permalink
I've been covering this since the start:
Right now there is a moratorium to be voted on 3/14, and the initial approval was reversed and the permit request sent to the county. The town has been VERY receptive to feedback and complaints and petitions. So while their initial approval may have been uninformed, they deserve a lot of credit for handling the barrage of furor and responding so quickly and with such grace.
Submitted by Kathy H Porter | March 3 2012 | Permalink
I live outside of Rochester, NY and have friends who live in the Finger Lakes area near Gorham; we're all of us pretty savvy dog lovers and when the news broke that Gorham's town council had approved the building proposal that the Martins had submitted, we were horrified. Because, unlike Doug Negley's professed ignorance, we knew, some of us first hand, about puppy mills.
That said, as I read various published accounts of what led up to the council's approving this proposal, it was my understanding that given the existing legal guidelines, even if Mr Negley had known the true nature of puppy mills, his hands were already tied. Legally, he and the rest of the town council didn't have any wiggle room to deny the Martins' application.
I don't know how a town council "undoes" a decision already approved given the existing laws affecting that decision. Is that even possible? You're in an awkward spot, Mr Negley, along with your fellow council members. And, I'm sympathetic to that. I am curious to know more about your comment that if "Gorham is going to be saddled with this business, I want a golden pig with lipstick, and not just another pig."
Thanks for reaching out to The Bark, Mr. Negley. And, I'll look forward to your reply.
Submitted by Anonymous | March 5 2012 | Permalink
It is unconscionable that anyone be permitted to run a business like this...true inhumanity to dogs. Reverse your decision, send a message in support of all the work that thousands of people are doing around the globe to eliminate puppy mills, the abuse that occurs there and reduce the number of unwanted animals!!!!!
Submitted by Pat Moss | March 5 2012 | Permalink
I read about this first in the Democrat and Chronicle on February 8th. In the story it mentioned an online petition on change.org, which I signed, joining a few thousand other people, not only from WNY but around the country to protest this puppy mill from being allowed to be built. Here is a link to the story in the D&C that covered that public meeting...
Submitted by Doug Negley | March 20 2012 | Permalink
Response to:
Submitted by Kathy H Porter on March 3, 2012.
Professor ignorance here!
My second response at the link below should set the record straight and answer your questions. If you would, in the future, please get your information correct.
Doug Negley - Council Person - Town of Gorham
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3 Oct 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Golfing and Humber Valley
Fall in the Humber Valley of Western Newfoundland means brilliant autumn colours and where better to enjoy these than on Newfoundland's top rated golf course at Humber Valley Resort. Heather Oke, the resort's marketing and events manager, told us that the golf course has recently been ranked as the 10th best modern course in Canada by Golf Week. "This has been our busiest summer yet and we have had people from all over to play golf. The course continues to be a big draw for golfers from the St. John's area but we also from Ontario and B.C. We hope to be open until the end of October so there is still lots of golf left "she added.
25 Oct 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Nature and Humber Valley
Fall hiking in the Humber Valley of Western Newfoundland has numerous options but a favourite with many people is the short trek to Barry's Lookout. We did this trail on Sunday, October 14 and the autumn leaves were splendid. The trail was abit muddy due to the recent wet weather so waterproof hiking boots are recommended. What makes this trip such a standout is that it is short-just 1. 8 km (1 way) yet it gives outstanding views of Humber Valley.
9 Mar 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Nature , Humber Valley , Marble Mountain and Outdoor Adventure
What a great afternoon ! The sun was out, the sky was blue and we were going zip lining at Marble Mountain. We met our guides Reg Flynn and Daniel Kean at the Marble Zip Tours (MZT) office (conveniently located at the base of Marble) for the 2 pm tour. We had enjoyed zip lining with MZT previously but had not experienced their newest zip line which brings you back to the base of Marble Mountain via their longest and fastest zip line yet!


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In just a week, uninsured Americans will have the opportunity to enroll in private health care plans under Obama's Affordable Healthcare Act.
Tuesday, people had a chance to hear from Dr. Pamela Roshell, with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. She gave a presentation about the Affordable Healthcare Act at the Phoebe Northwest Conference Center. She says open enrollment starts October 1st and will last for six months.
The new plans will cover several health services including prescription drugs, laboratory services, maternity, and mental health. People will also have the option to choose the amount of coverage they want, ranging from 60 to 90 percent.
"Individuals who apply through the marketplace will actually have an insurance card and so they can go and get services at their current doctor, at Phoebe, at health clinics, so they can go anywhere that they would like to use their health insurance card," Roshell said.
People who have questions prior to October 1st can call a toll free number. That number is 1-800-318-2596. You can visit also visit www.healthcare.gov.
People can also make an appointment with a representative. Roshell says if you miss the enrollment period, which is for six months, you will have another chance to enroll, but in the meantime could be subject to the penalty or tax.
She says the only "health behavior" that consumers will be rated on is smoking. The penalty, or fee, or tax starts when you file your 2014 federal tax return in 2015.
Right now there are 26,000 uninsured residents in Dougherty County.
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Seventeen Die On Kentucky Roadways Last Week (Oct. 16 through Oct. 22)
Date of News Release: 10/23/2006
(FRANKFORT, Ky.) - Preliminary statistics* indicate that 17 people died in 15 separate crashes on Kentucky's roadways from Monday, Oct. 16, 2006, through Sunday, Oct. 22, 2006.
All of the fatalities involved motor vehicles. Preliminary data* indicates that alcohol was a factor in four of the crashes. Thirteen of the 17 motor vehicle victims were not wearing seat belts and the seatbelt status of one of the victims is not known.
A double-fatality crash occurred in Daviess County and another in Shelby County. The remaining single-fatality motor vehicle crashes occurred in Ballard, Barren, Bullitt, Caldwell, Calloway, Carter, Clay, Floyd, Graves, Henry, Jefferson, Pike and Powell counties.
Through Oct. 22, 2006, a total of 721 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways. This is 70 fewer than were reported for this time period in 2005. Of the 721 fatalities, 597 were motor vehicle victims, 387 of whom were not wearing seat belts. The seat belt status of 38 of the victims is not known. Sixty-seven fatalities involved motorcycles, and 43 of those victims were not wearing helmets. There were eight ATV crash fatalities and none of the victims were wearing helmets. There were three bicycle victims, one of whom was not wearing a helmet, and 46 pedestrians have been killed.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state). Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if possible.
*These statistics are still preliminary as KSP waits for all local law enforcement agencies throughout the state to report any crashes and fatalities that may have occurred in their areas.


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Donald Verrilli
SCOTUS conservatives skeptical
They're wary about the caps the federal government imposes on total money an individual can donate.
5 takeaways: Voting rights arguments
Scalia's fiery race rhetoric takes center stage.
Voting Rights Act under fire
A key provision gets a highly skeptical response from the conservative justices.
Pentagon slaps down Guantanamo prosecutor
Official rejects as 'premature' plan to drop 9/11 conspiracy charge.
Verrilli's victory lap
The solicitor general makes light of the walloping he took over his oral arguments in March.
Obama wants 'wardrobe' fine upheld
The Solicitor General says that a slip of the bra is different from a slip of the lip.
SCOTUS asked to back FCC rules
The court is asked to review the fine for Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" in 2004.
'Obamacare': Fairness v. justice
Opinion: In Obama's formulation, just outcomes are superior to legal outcomes.
Justice Department dropped case charging threats to Barack Obama
Feds pass up Supreme Court review of ruling tossing convictions
Left blogs harsh verdict on Verrilli
Bloggers on the left call his arguments a "spectacular flameout," "unfortunate," and a "choke."
W.H. defends solicitor general
But critics say Donald Verrilli choked.
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Jordan Mickey, a forward, on the LSU men's basketball team was named to the mid-season watch list for the 2014 Integris Wayman Tisdale Award on Friday, Jan. 24 (2014).
The Integris Wayman Tisdale Award is presented to a freshman each year by the United Sates Basketball Writer's Association who is the freshman of the year.
Mickey is among eight other freshmen that was added to the mid-season watch list. The only freshman from LSU that has won this award was Chris Jackson (Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf), who brought home the award in its first year of existence in 1988-1989.
Mickey has won the Southeastern Freshman of the Week award twice so far this season. Mickey's statistics this season include an average of 13.1 points per game and 7.3 rebounds. Mickey is ranked 20th in scoring and eighth in rebounds in the Southeastern Conference and leads in blocks, averaging 3.5 per game. At this rated, Mickey has a chance in meeting or passing the record of Shaquille O'Neal's record at LSU of 100 blocks.
During LSU's game against Missouri earlier this week, Mickey recorded his fifth double double with 14 points and 13 rebounds.
The other freshman named to the Integris Wayman Tisdale Award Watch List are Julius Randle, Kentucky; James Young, Kentucky, Joel Embiid, Kansas; Tyler Ennis, Syracuse; Aaron Gordon, Arizona; Jabari Parker, Duke; Noah Vonleh, Indiana; and, Andrew Wiggins, Kentucky.
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One in five Clarkson University graduates is the CEO, vice president or owner of his or her own company. Great careers like that don't just happen — they result from a progressive education, solid career planning, and plenty of opportunities to acquire meaningful real-world experience.
The Clarkson Career Center takes an active role in helping students to reach their post-graduate goals. Each year, graduates enter into top employment and graduate school opportunities.
Clarkson University placement data (Class of 2012):
- The overall University placement rate for the Class of 2012 was 96 percent.
- Over the past three years, an increasing number of Clarkson graduates are electing to enter directly into the workforce
- The reported information percentage was the highest it has been in the last five years
Average starting salary:
Clarkson University graduates, on average, begin their careers at highly competitive rates. According to Payscale's 2011 College Salary Report, the average starting salary of Clarkson graduates is $57,900 placing us #17 out of 1003 universities listed in this independent compensation benchmarking service.
Top Employers for the Class of 2012:
|General Electric
|TRC Companies, Inc.
|IBM (International Business Machines)
|Keiwit Construction Corp
|General Dynamics Electric Boat
|BAE Systems
|Lockheed Martin
|Johnson & Johnson
Employers hiring two or more Clarkson graduates (Class of 2012):
|Assured Information Security
|General Motors
|Pike Co.
|Barton & Loguidice
|Global Foundries
|PLC Trenching
|Goodrich Corp.
|BorgWarner Morse TEC
|Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
|RBC Heim Bearings
|Clarkson University
|Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
|Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
|Constellation Energy
|Horizon Solutions Corp.
|Schneider Electric
|Cooper Crouse-Hinds
|Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory (KAPL)
|Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.
|Cooper Industries
|New York Power Authority
|SRC (Syracuse Research Corp.)
|Norfolk Naval Shipyard
|Trison Business Solutions
|Twin City Fans
|First Investors
|PC Construction Company
Graduate schools attended (partial list for Class of 2012):
|Clarkson University
|Cornell University
|Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
|Drexel University
|North Carolina State University
|Rochester Institute of Technology
|SUNY Plattsburgh
|University of Massachusetts - Amherst
All data reported above is collected via the annual placement survey given to all graduates. The data is collected via a questionnaire and is collected at four intervals (at the time of graduation, as well as at three, six, and eight months). Clarkson University graduates enter into a variety of industries and occupations, examples include leadership development programs, operations, process engineering, research and design, consulting, financial analysis, and supply chain.


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PureClean wash system with 5-stage filtration
Multiple filtration levels ensure clean dishes
ENERGY STAR Qualified
ENERGY STAR is a government-backed program helping businesses and individuals protect the environment through superior energy efficiency. As an ENERGY STAR Partner, GE has determined that this product meets the ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency.
Meets or exceeds federal guidelines for energy efficiency for year-round energy and money savings
SmartDispense technology
SmartDispense technology holds 47 fl. oz. of dishwasher detergent and automatically dispenses just the right amount in each loads pre-wash and main wash cycles to get dishes incredibly clean. To load, push down the cap and twist off, then fill the reservoir with liquid or gel automatic dishwasher detergent. GE Profile dishwashers with SmartDispense technology use an exact amount of detergent based on water hardness settings.
Holds up to 47 oz of detergent and dispenses it at just the right time
DeepClean cycle with Steam Prewash
The DeepClean cycle helps to remove difficult soils like eggs, oatmeal and rice throughout the dishwasher and uses a Steam Prewash option. Heres how the Steam Prewash works: After the second prewash fill, the dishwasher stops the water circulation and activates the calrod heater. Water dripping from the glassware and dishware falls onto the calrod heater and creates a wall of steam that helps to loosen soils before the main wash.
Steam helps to loosen tough soils, like eggs, oatmeal and rice
Eclipse black nylon deep-tiered rack
Heavy-duty design secures and protects dishes during each cycle
Durable racks are designed to resist rust and secure dishes
Electronic controls with 4 cycles/5 options
Modern controls make it easy to program the dishwasher
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Last Cycle Memory
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Child Lock
Wash System 6-Level
Wash System Features Dual Pumps and Motors
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Wash Arms 3-Direct Feed
Water Filtration System 100% 5-Stage Filtration with ExtraFine Filter
Dispenser SmartDispense II Technology Bulk Detergent Dispenser with Refill Light
Rinse Aid with Indicator and Adjustment
Number of Cycles 4
Dishwasher Cycles Normal Wash with scroll pad
DeepClean with Steam
China / Crystal with scroll pad
Anti-Bacteria (NSF Certified) with scroll pad
Number of Options 5
Dishwasher Options Delay Start 2/4/8 Hr.
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Ball-Tipped Tines
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Racking System Nylon Towerless
Number of Place Settings Up to 16
Upper Rack Nylon
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Motor Type QuietPower Motor
Outer Wrap Full-wrap Blanket
Door Insulation Insulation
Overall Height 34 in
Height w/Legs Extended (in.) 35
Overall Depth 24 3/4 in
Overall Width 24 in
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December 2012
It's In Our Nature to Tell You Where to Find ItDecember 07, 2012
August 2012
Cape Town Threads: South Africa Fashion WeekAugust 21, 2012
Fashion doesn't always come with a Parisian address. Our friend and fellow After Hours Athlete Harry Haddon gave up a night at the pub to check out Cape Town couture.
January 2012
Terms & Conditions of Participation in PUMA's Photo Finish CompetitionJanuary 01, 2012
Following Terms and Conditions apply for participation in the PUMA Photo Finish competition:
December 2011
Weekend Guide To...Cape TownDecember 08, 2011
Lying on the south west tip of the African continent, Cape Town is famous for its biodiversity (wildlife and stuff…doy!), harbour, weather, beaches, Newlands, City Bowl, Table Mountain and the Cape of Good Hope to name but a few! It's also the perfect middle earth (no, not Lord Of The Rings) destination for a travelling After Hours Athlete/adrenaline junkie with a penchant for the extraordinary.
November 2011
#FootyFriday: Bafana Bafana Welcome the ElephantsNovember 11, 2011
PUMA Football teams South African and Ivory Coast go head-to-head tomorrow in the 17th annual Nelson Mandela Challenge friendly.
The Story Behind The New African Football KitsNovember 08, 2011
Yesterday, we proudly introduced our new African football kits to the world at the Design Museum, London! But, there's a fascinating story behind the jerseys which began way before they reached the iconic venue!
October 2011
World Cup Preview: Quarter-FinalsOctober 07, 2011
It's crunch time! Almost a month on from the pageantry of the opening ceremony and the World Cup kicks into top gear with the knockout stages of the tournament. The gloves are off and the top 8 in world rugby will do battle for the ultimate prize.
We survey each nation's prospects and give you the lowdown on the PUMA players to watch in the quarter-finals...
September 2011
World Cup Round Up: 17-18th SeptemberSeptember 19, 2011
A week or so on from the dancing and fireworks of the opening ceremony in Auckland and pundits are already discussing the knockout stages of the competition, anticipating a fortuitous northern hemisphere Vs. southern hemisphere split that will lead one nation to emerge from each region to contest the final.
Still, given the rollercoaster ride we have experienced so far it was clear there would be many more ups and downs before the Pool stages were finally decided and this weekend certainly didn't disappoint!
Here is our pick of the best of the action from New Zealand...
World Cup Weekend Preview: 17-18th SeptemberSeptember 16, 2011
After an exhilarating round of opening pool games, the top nations will once again take centre stage in key clashes that may well decide the fate of several out in New Zealand.
With talking points galore from "winning ugly" to playing conditions to kicking anomalies to the video referral system and beyond, the tournament has not been short of controversy or excitement so far! We've picked out a few of the most mouth-watering clashes for you to enjoy this weekend...


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A convenient, portable alternative to traditional brushes and refill cartridges, Pentel's Color Brush Pens are filled with brightly colored, waterbased, liquid dye ink that dries quickly. They feature a flexible nylon tip that produces a variety of lines, from fine detail to broad sweeping strokes.
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Satin pick-up gown with a ribbon waist accent and no train.
Used in various widths, lengths and fabrics, ribbons and bows are popular additions to bridal and special occasion fashions.
A smooth fabric often used in bridal gown design because of its exquisite drape.
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My Dream Dress I imagined this exact dress when I was 11 and found it online when I was 16. At 20, when I was about to be married, it was still available. My dream came true! It is very light weight and easy to move around in. The ball-gown style and satin pick-ups were practical and fun. This dress matched my personality exactly and I wouldn't have chosen any other dress. I matched it with a bright yellow sash and a cotton jacket underneath to make it a little more modest. It worked great. May 28, 2013
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U.S. Lawmakers give Furman lecture on Benghazi attacksVideo Transcript
THE UPSTATE TODAY. THEY WERE GUEST LECTURERS AT FURMAN. NEWS 4'S SEAN MUSERALLO HAD A SEAT IN CLASS. --NAT-- THREE REPUBLICANS STOOD AT THE FRONT OF A FURMAN POLITICAL SCIENCE HALL TO LAY OUT WHY THE BENGHAZI INVESTIGATION SHOULD MATTER TO THEM. 13:21 "benghazi matters to me because death is final. it also matters because they were there in our stead. they were there under our flag." THE U-S CONSULATE IN BENGHAZI WAS ATTACKED BY TERRORISTS ON SEPTEMBER 11TH, 2012. FOUR AMERICANS DIED, INCLUDING THE U-S AMBASSADOR TO LYBIA, CHRIS STEVENS. A YEAR LATER, SENATOR GRAHAM ASKS WHY THE CONSULATE WAS ALLOWED TO BECOME A DEATH TRAP, AS HE CALLED IT. clip 11 05:16 "there was a memo we're trying to get declassified from Chris Stevens to the State Department saying that the consulate cannot be defended from a coordinated attack." ALL THREE REPUBLICANS QUESTIONED WHY THE AMERICAN MILITARY OR THAT OF OUR ALLIES NEVER CAME TO THE RESCUE WITH A FLYOVER OR STRIKE. clip 17 30:01 "imagine what would have happened with those people on the ground, maybe 200 feet above the deck, you sense some tornados, you sense some f-16s, super sonic, lay down a sonic boom. you let them know the United State is there." THE STUDENTS WERE TOLD THE ADMINISTRATION HAS MISLED THEM AND THE REST OF THE PUBLIC ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED IN BENGHAZI. clip 29 53:03 "i feel like we haven't been given enough information about what has happened in the Benghazi attacks." clip 28 51:55 "i think I walk away with our Congressmen, especially the ones I feel the most politically tied to are doing their jobs." SEAN MUSERALLO WYFF NEWS 4 FURMAN UNIVERSITY. THE CONGRESSMEN SAID THEY WILL CONTINUE TO PRESS THE STATE DEPARTMENT TO ALLOW SURVIVORS OF THE BENGHAZI ATTACK TO TESTIFY. SO FAR, NONE HAVE BEEN ALLOWED TO DO SO.
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Between Thanksgiving and New Year's, Americans will go to numerous parties and likely gain a little weight. The Meijer Healthy Living Team can lighten up your holiday eats and help you avoid the holiday bulge.
Meijer makes it easy to choose healthy foods to prepare your holiday meals with the NuVal® Nutritional scoring. Foods are scored 1 to 100. When comparing similar products, a more nutritious food will have a higher NuVal® score. Look for the NuVal® score on the price shelf tag under each product. Compare the NuVal® scores and trade up for better health!
Healthy Holiday Appetizers
Shrimp and Avocado Salad in Endive Cups
12 servings
Recipe adapted from Everyday Food Magazine
Nutrition Information (per serving): Calories 50, Fat 2g, Carbohydrate 4g, Fiber 3g, Protein 5g
Sweet Potato Bruschetta with Blue Cheese and Bacon Topping
12 servings
Recipe source: Meijer Healthy Living Booklet November/December 2013
Nutrition Information (per serving): Calories 80, Fat 2.5g, Carbohydrate 9g, Fiber 1g, Protein 5g
Pumpkin Hummus
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1 can (15.5 ounces) chickpeas or garbanzo beans, rinsed and drained
Recipe adapted from Libby's Pumpkin
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Fayetteville police are dealing with a major challenge to find suspects in a cold-blooded killing.
Police say three to four men kidnapped Errol Williams from a gas station on Bragg Boulevard and then killed him early Sunday morning.
They have arrested one man, but they continue searching for other suspects Kelly Elliot and Anthony Porter.
Late Thursday, police named another suspect - Kourtney Reed. His warrants are for 1st Degree Murder, 1st Degree Kidnapping (2 counts), Robbery With a Dangerous Weapon and Conspiracy to Commit Robbery
Fayetteville Police Chief Harold Medlock said some people have come forward to get detectives this far along - to help them name the suspects, but he feels people who may be able to help find them are holding back because they're afraid of getting involved.
"All we're asking is to give us a chance," Medlock said. "Let us demonstrate and prove to you that you can provide us information, we'll hold it confidential, and we'll follow up on that information."
Sharon McDuffie Smith said she would like to see more people speak up with information that could help police. She said her son was kidnapped and murdered a few years ago when she lived in Indiana.
"Somebody's mother is suffering because of some other mother's child," McDuffie-Smith said.
So after Williams was kidnapped and killed Sunday, she's been following the story closely. She just wishes the community's interest in the case would translate into better tips for police.
"Someone, even today, saw that picture and they know of something or someone and won't say anything because of the word on the street, 'snitches get stitches,'" McDuffie-Smith said.
Chief Medlock said that's just an urban legend – that tips really can be anonymous and that police have no interest in sharing names of tipsters.
"Most of the time these guys find out who told on them because somebody's bragging about it in the community," Medlock explained. "So if you give us a tip just don't tell anybody you gave us a tip."
McDuffie-Smith said people have to be willing to make a change in themselves. She said people can't be afraid to do what they think is right.
"The community needs to speak up and speak out 'cause if it's this person today, it may be you tomorrow," she said. "We don't know."
Brandon is a North Carolina native and UNC alum who lives in Fayetteville, and covers Cumberland County and the Sandhills. Returning to North Carolina to work as a journalist is a dream come true for Brandon. More>>
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