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Family files suit over neighbor's gunsSeptember 24,2013By Josh O'Gorman
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CHITTENDEN — An attorney representing a local family who have had a series of confrontations with their neighbor is looking for a way to take away the neighbor's guns.
Attorney William Meub has filed a lawsuit in Rutland civil court on behalf of Christopher M. Clark against Clark's neighbor, Glenn H. Delpha Sr., seeking unspecified damages. The dispute between
Delpha and the Clark family did not begin in civil court, but in criminal court following a series of escalating incidents this past winter.
On Christmas Eve, according to records filed in Rutland criminal court, state police responded to Ice Pond Road, which is shared by both Clark and Delpha. Affidavits state Delpha had blocked Clark's vehicle in another neighbor's driveway and was preventing Clark from leaving.
Affidavits also state Delpha struck Clark's vehicle multiple times with a shovel. According to police, Delpha told police he owns Ice Pond Road and Clark was trespassing.
Police returned for a second conflict in January for a standoff between Delpha and Clark after Delpha prevented Clark's family from visiting him, claiming Clark was the only person allowed to use the road, records state.
For the two incidents, Delpha was charged with two counts of disorderly conduct and a single count of unlawful mischief, but those charges were dismissed last week in Rutland criminal court after Judge Theresa S. DiMauro found Delpha was not competent to stand trial.
"My clients have abandoned their home," Meub said. "They're not out there because the system will not protect them."
The Clarks have since rented a home in Proctor, Meub said.
"This lawsuit is not about money. It's about how the system is not protecting people," Meub said. "Glenn Delpha was charged with a violent crime. He has threatened people in the past, but because he is mentally incompetent to stand trial, he has no criminal record."
And because Delpha has no criminal record, Meub said, the criminal court lacks the authority to take away his guns. His clients have a no-stalking order against Delpha, but Meub would like to see a change in the law to prevent further escalation of violence.
"We need a law that would permit state police to take away his guns and prevent him from buying any more," Meub said. "In light of the Naval attack, and all of the other attacks, this is something we need to bring to light."
While Delpha was declared incompetent to stand trial, he has not been found incompetent by the state, meaning the state currently has no authority to take away his guns.
And while he was declared incompetent to stand trial in criminal court, he is competent enough to represent himself in civil court.
Repeated attempts to reach Delpha by telephone were not successful.
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Hmm, i'm not sure if i like the patina look but real silver would be soft enough to drill without sophisticated tools.
Very cool idea.
If i ever get a cute country cottage, I will totally use this.
i had this same idea, except how do you get the holes on the door? Nail gun? Any info?
live2create - drill?
This is so freaking neat.
i made some hooks out of old spoons(for coats and bags), the only downside is that they dont hold much weight.....
since real silver is soft enough to drill without sophisticated tools, it's also soft enough that tugging on it to open a sticky door would most likely bend it. cool idea, but i'm not sure how practical it would be.
These are all real silver spoons, forks and knives. I got them at a flea market. most are Reed & Barton. We drilled them with a drill press and screwed them on the doors. They have been on for over 5 years and not one has broken or bent. The only problem I've had is with one fork that caught the back of my pants and ripped a hole when I stepped away.

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In Theory Question: A group of Catholic bishops gathered in Baltimore last week to examine what scripture and canon law have to say about exorcism. According to CNN's Belief Blog, bishops will look at what the Bible says, "paying careful attention to how Jesus responded to evil spirits or demons in the New Testament," and clarify the rules to provide "a pastoral response with people who may or may not be having demonic activity," said Bishop Thomas Paprocki of Illinois, adding that priests and bishops need to use a great deal of pastoral discernment when dealing with someone requesting exorcism. "Is it a mental disease that can be diagnosed, or is it demonic activity, or even is the event both?" Paprocki asked.
What do you think? Does possession have a basis in reality? Do you think people can really be possessed, or is it all just hogwash, made up by those not taking their medication? What are your faith's formal teachings on the subject of exorcism and possession? And have you ever been witness to an exorcism or participated in one?
Here's an atheist with something to confess: Fun and stimulating though it is, I worry about how long I can get away with writing for "In Theory" when, week after week, more fresh stuff that I don't believe in is revealed. Add to the list this week, demons, exorcisable or not.
Plus, once again, our task is to report on my faith's formal teaching on a given issue. Atheism does have a vast literature, leaders, and institutions, but even if we had churches, I would be singing in the congregation, and in the church basement helping with the good food and fellowship. I would not be in the pulpit.
So buckle up for an ex-Lutheran opining on exorcism without a license.
I am not so naïve as to deny the existence in us of bad thoughts leading to evil deeds, along with the good and loving. (I believe that this human psychology projected into the external world is religion, Sigmund Freud's words.) And I think we must be extremely careful not to toss around the word "hogwash" lightly, not with W's memoirs on the bestseller list and Sarah Palin's latest book due out tomorrow as I write this.
The Conference of Catholic Bishops seems to be approaching the matter of exorcism with care and reason. CNN's Belief Blog reports that the devils and evil spirits (which Bishop Thomas Paprocki describes as "supernatural") are to be first treated by a physician or psychologist.
(Why not a psychoanalyst, I wonder? Its inventor, Freud again, appreciated myth and respected religious healing: "I don't think our cures can compare to those at Lourdes.")
Apparently only after a physical or mental illness is ruled out is an exorcism approved, which seems to happen somewhere between rarely and never. This begs the question of whether they merit news coverage.
It is interesting to reflect that the Roman Catholic Church, an all-too human institution with its share of evil thoughts acted out in deeds, is the denomination offering exorcisms. Please do not mistake my critical perspective for disrespect of anyone's religion, but we all must face the court of public opinion if not of criminal justice.
Roberta Medford
Bravo! Bravo! Finally, an article where I see the ideal integration of theology and psychology in its true form.
First, yes I do believe that there can be possession of a human by an evil spirit. However, my stance as a minister and psychotherapist and where my ministry, education and experience have led my view is that it is often mental illness and/or organic causes, and these must be ruled out by a medical and/or mental-health diagnosis. I say, "and/or" because there are co-morbidities in this life. Someone could have bipolar disorder and then get a brain tumor — both affecting behavior and thought process independently.
My faith is that there can be oppression of a Christian by demons and possession of non-believers. I have been witness to, and prayed for, people who were delivered from oppression and it was a very dramatic, including vomiting. These individuals felt that whatever was tormenting them "lifted," or left. I find Paprocki's quote on exorcism, "Is it a mental disease that can be diagnosed, or is it demonic activity, or even is the event both?" to be right on the mark.
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The Sustainable Planning Act 2009 (SPA) () and Sustainable Planning Regulation 2009 () came into effect on 18 December 2009 after extensive consultation.
Since this time, amendments have been made to the Act and the Regulation through the process of planning reform. More detail on these amendments is also available.
Transitioning from the Integrated Planning Act to the Sustainable Planning Act
The transitional provisions have been designed to minimise disruption and to ensure that all processes commenced under the Integrated Planning Act 1997 (IPA) can be completed under the IPA. All applications lodged prior to 18 December 2009 will be assessed using the IPA process. All applications lodged on or after 18 December will be assessed using the SPA process.
Local planning schemes made under IPA will remain in effect until they are updated. All new planning schemes or schemes amended to come into effect after 18 December 2009 will need to comply with SPA.
A comprehensive guide, From IPA to SPA ( 500 KB), outlining what's changed and a summary of the Act, Your guide to the Sustainable Planning Act 2009, are also available.
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The urban encroachment provisions of the SPA commenced in February 2012. The provisions enable particular premises to register for protection from specific nuisance actions brought by encroaching intensifying urban development.
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Air Date: 9/26/05
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Description: Kim decides she wants to quit smoking with the help of the Colorado Quitline, which offers free phone counseling.
|Quitline Episode 2: Quit Day
|With the help of Quitline counselor Diego DeSantiago, Kim decides to spend a week tapering down the number of cigarettes she's been smoking, and reaches Quit Day.
|Quitline Episode 3: Five Days after Quit Day
|Quitline counselor Diego gives Kim many pointers about what to expect and how to cope with withdrawal symptoms. Still, Kim struggles, five days after "Quit Date."
|Quitline Episode 4: Seven Days After Quit Day
|Seven days after her official "Quit Date," things are looking up for Kim, but as Quitline counselor Diego DeSantiago has warned, there are still many "triggers."
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|It's been nearly three months since Kim decided to quit smoking with the help of Quitline Counsellor Diego DiSantiago. Has it worked? Did she kick the habit?
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|Find out more about Quitting resources in this hour-long call-in show, which begins with Kim and Diego's final session and also features listener callers and health experts.
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Narrator: When you quit smoking, it helps to be in touch which why you want to quit. Kim has clear-cut reasons, her health being at the top of the list. She tells us about how she started to smoke and how it?s come to mean so much to her in her life.
Kim: OK. I?m preparing to start the process of quitting smoking. The reason this is very important to me is that I do want to live healthfully into old age. I come from a long line of smokers. I took up smoking, as they say, on a whim, just starting with one cigarette in an evening with a friend. And because that friend lived with me, I ended up bumming cigarettes more and more regularly until the day that I finally went and bought my first pack. I felt that I was doing something illegal and that I should be arrested for it because I had never been a smoker, and it always felt like something that was naughty and illegal and forbidden, even though I was surrounded by smokers most of my life. I remember buying that first pack of cigarettes and thinking, ?Oh, this is (pause)?I?m kind of a grown-up, and I?m going to smoke, and I?m going to smoke out loud. People are going to see me.? It was somewhat of a statement. I remember thinking, ?Well, I?m only smoking three cigarettes a day,? after the initial one cigarette every now and then, and then, a year-plus later, it was up to five cigarettes a day, and then eight cigarettes a day. Currently I?m smoking about ten cigarettes a day. When you get into the ?pack versus half-pack? description, that sounds like way too many cigarettes.
Narrator: As Kim says, once you start smoking, the addictive qualities in the cigarettes cause you almost inevitably to smoke more. One of the most successful programs to help quit the habit is the Quitline, managed in Colorado by National Jewish Hospital and funded by the tobacco settlement. Telephone counselors are available to those who want to quit. Diego de Santiago is one of those counselors, and he tells us how the program can help.
Diego: We provide counseling. It?s over the phone. And we also offer literature to help people quit smoking. The toll-free number is for Colorado residents. It?s 1-800-784-8669. A quick way to remember it is 1-800-QUITNOW. That?s basically five counseling success. However, if a client wants more calls, we?re more than happy to provide as many calls as needed. Counselors will look at associations they have with tobacco, give them a lot of quit tips, and pretty much walk them through the quitting process by letting them know how to cut down, things they can do to counter withdrawal symptoms and cravings, medication available, how to use the medication. We?re here Monday through Friday 7 a.m. till 9 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 8 till 4:30 in the afternoon. They can call in as many times as needed also.
Kim: I?m really looking forward to this opportunity. I?ve had a brochure for the Quitline, by my bed for the last five months. It has sat on my bedside table. I?ve considered calling on numerous occasions. So it is time to make the call and start figuring out a plan of action so that I can be successful this time.
Narrator: Tomorrow we?ll hear Kim?s intake with Quitline telephone counselor Diego de Santiago. He?ll make a plan with her to taper off before she actually quits. She seems pretty motivated to begin the process. We wonder if her enthusiasm will hold. Tune in on KGNU.
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[Transcription prepared by Sandy Adler, Adler Enterprises LLC, Lafayette, Colorado]
For more information about the Colorado Quitline, call 1 800 QUIT NOW, or 1-800-639-7848) or check out the website by putting Colorado Quitline into your web browser. The Quitline phone counseling services tend to be even more effective when used in conjunction with other smoking cessation programs, such as classes, available through your county health department. For instance,in Boulder County where Kim is a resident, you can
check out www.bouldercountytobacco.org. On Friday, we'll have a morning call-in show to share even more resources for quitting.
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Birmingham Museums Awarded Major Museum Partnership Status by Arts Council England
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Birmingham Museums has been successful in its application to Arts Council England, securing its position as a Major Partner Museum
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25th June 2014
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10th April 2014
From 12 April 2014, a new Tolkien Trail leaflet will be available from Birmingham Welcome Centres and visitor attractions throughout Birmingham, including Sarehole Mill.
Easter at Birminghams Heritage Sites
7th April 2014
On Saturday 12 April 2014, Birmingham Museums heritage sites will reopen once more, giving visitors of all ages the chance to explore and discover more about the regions incredible cultural history. There are new exhibitions and activities for everyone to enjoy across all of the venues, which include Aston Hall, Blakesley Hall, Sarehole Mill and Soho House
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By Julien Pretot
BAGNERES-DE-BIGORRE, France (Reuters) - Chris Froome survived a brutal early onslaught from his Tour de France rivals to retain the yellow jersey after an epic ninth stage won by Ireland's Dan Martin on Sunday.
Having destroyed the field to snatch the overall lead in Saturday's opening mountain stage ahead of fellow Team Sky rider Richie Porte, the Briton had exposed himself to retaliation.
The Garmin-Sharp, Movistar and Saxo-Tinkoff teams blew the peloton apart in the first of five climbs on a searing hot day in the Pyrenees ahead of the rest day, with Froome soon finding himself isolated.
The moves eliminated Froome's lieutenant Porte, who lost his second place overall, and restored hope among the other teams that the Tour was not over yet.
Overall, Froome leads Spaniard Alejandro Valverde by 1:25 while Porte, who finished 17:59 behind, dropped well outside the top 20 as hopes of a second consecutive Team Sky one-two evaporated.
Froome, however, had an answer for every attack from Valverde's Movistar team mates, with Alberto Contador's Saxo-Tinkoff aides also joining the fight initiated by Garmin-Sharp's Tom Danielson, David Millar, Ryder Hesjedal and Martin, who is now eighth overall.
"It was one of the hardest days I've had on my bike," Froome told a news conference.
"It was a very difficult position to be in, but I'm really happy with how I've come through today having lost not too much time.
"It was quite straightforward however because my biggest rivals were in that group and obviously the objective for me was to make sure I'd stay with those guys."
The Movistar team were in control of a leading group in the last three climbs of the day but they ran out of energy and were eventually content with having eliminated Porte from the overall reckoning.
"It was a very tough day. In the end we eliminated Froome's team mates but he was really strong," Valverde, who finished in the leading group 20 seconds behind Martin, told reporters.
Colombian Nairo Quintana, holder of the white jersey for the best young rider, threw a few jabs in the last climb of the day to La Hourquette d'Ancizan (9.9 km at 7.5 percent) before the final descent to Bagneres-de-Bigorre.
"It is not easy to follow Quintana, he's a light Colombian who can fly uphill," Froome said of the Movistar rider.
"I was ready for more attacks and I am glad there weren't."
Spaniard Contador, a Tour champion in 2007 and 2009, lies sixth overall 1:51 off the pace, while the Dutch pair of Bauke Mollema and Laurens Ten Dam of the Belkin team are third and fourth.
"I think it was not the best day to attack because the last climb was 30 km from the finish," Contador, who was not at his best but looked in better shape than on Saturday, said.
"I will give it 100 percent in the time trial (on Wednesday), we will assess the situation and then we'll play."
Quintana's attacks in the final climb were not enough to drop Froome, who had let Martin and Denmark's Jakob Fuglsang go near the top.
Martin was the fresher man and he outsprinted Fuglsang to become the first Irishman to win a Tour stage since his uncle Stephen Roche in 1992.
"The last 30 kilometers were so hard, my legs have never hurt that much. I knew that if I could be in the last kilometer with him I was confident for the sprint," Martin, who also won the Liege-Bastogne-Liege one-day classic this season, said.
Team Sky also lost Belarussian domestique Vasil Kiryienka, the only rider who finished the 168.5-km trek outside the time limit.
Former champions Andy Schleck of Luxembourg and Australian Cadel Evans finished in the leading group and lie in 15th and 16th place overall respectively.
Porte briefly hoped he would make contact with that group in the final climb but he eventually cracked.
"It was an amazing stage. Full credit to Valverde. He attacked so early," he said.
"Yesterday was my day, but today was probably the worst day I have had on a bike all season. There are still another two weeks of the Tour, so I will look forward to moving on."
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I was lucky enough to have a banter with Mr Braithwaite the other night about his infamous winter solo of Black Cleft on Cloggy. He had intended to Do Black Cleft and Central Ice-fall on Craig y Rhaeadr on the same day but car troubles had curtailed this - he soloed Black cleft one day and the Central Ice-fall the next!
But he also mentioned soloing a route i didn't quite catch the name of; it was something like "Gully of the Ghosts". It certainly had Ghost in the title and I would assume it would be in the Pass.
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On couches all over Baltimore, J.J. Hardy's game-winning RBI double in the 13th inning must have seemed like a dream, especially since the Orioles spent most of Thursday night putting fans to sleep with their offensive ineptitude.
As the night crept into early Friday morning, the Orioles' bats finally showed a much-needed sign of life. Hardy's double to left drove in Manny Machado, and the O's forced a decisive Game 5 of the American League Division Series with a 2-1 Game 4 triumph over the New York Yankees in front of an announced 49,307 at Yankee Stadium.
The Orioles spent the second half of the season chasing the Yankees. In 22 games this year, each team has won 11. And now Friday's Game 5 will decide who moves on to face the Detroit Tigers in the American League Championship Series.
"You knew all along that the road to where we want to try to get is going to have to pass through here," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
The Orioles battled from the brink of elimination in their 20thextra-inning game of the season. They are now 8-0 in games that last 13 innings or more.
"I think we were all expecting this," Hardy said of playing a decisive Game 5 in the Bronx.
Said Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter: "If you really think about it, it's not too surprising. … It seems like we've been evenly matched pretty much the entire year."
After spending the first four innings spoiling scoring opportunities, the Orioles had just two runners in scoring position after the fourth inning – Machado after his leadoff double in the 13thand Hardy after he doubled to drive him in.
Hardy roped a 2-2 slider from Yankees right-hander David Phelps into the left-center-field gap to break the tie in the Orioles' longest postseason game (by innings) in club history.
Showalter emptied his bullpen, as seven relievers combined to throw 7 1/3 scoreless innings.
Pitching for the first time in eight days, displaced setup man Pedro Strop, who had struggled mightily against the Yankees, threw two scoreless innings to earn the win, allowing just one hit and striking out two with no walks.
"The whole regular season we've been involved in those kind of games," Strop said. "We're been in a lot of tough situations. We've played in a lot of extra-inning games, a lot of one-run games. It's the situation you're used to pitching in."
Strop, who was a dependable eighth-inning man for most of the season until suffering some late-season struggles, entered the game with a 6.35 ERA in seven appearances against the Yankees, walking nine and allowing seven hits. Strop hadn't pitched more than one inning since May 6.
Closer Jim Johnson ended the game eight minutes past midnight by inducing a lineout to third from Eric Chavez, who pinch hit for struggling slugger Alex Rodriguez. You could call it the Orioles' greatest extra-inning win yet.
"We've been practicing all year for this game," said reliever Darren O'Day, who threw 2 2/3 scoreless extra innings. "We've had a lot of rehearsals.
"Pedro went out there and pitched two innings when every pitch can [end] the game, the season," added O'Day, who has pitched in all five of the Orioles' postseason games, throwing seven scoreless innings and allowing just one hit. "It's the first playoff appearance of his career and he went out there and shoved for two innings. It's been a constant theme this year of guys stepping up in big situations like that."
The Orioles needed 4 hours, 31 minutes to win, and for most of that time, their bats were amazingly ineffective. After Nate McLouth's homer to open the fifth inning, the Orioles were just 4-for-30 for the rest of the game.
"It feels kind of normal, playing close games late, long games," McLouth said. "Our bullpen kept throwing up zeros, and that was impressive. We've played so many of those games that, we haven't come to expect it, we're comfortable in those situations."
The Orioles were just 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position for the night and are 1-for-16 in the ALDS games here at Yankee Stadium. The Orioles are hitting just .194 (6-for-31) through the first four games of the series.
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Music: The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra welcomes pianist Andre Watts, who joins the orchestra for Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor. The orchestra also offers Nielsen's Symphony No. 5 and the world premiere of Adam Schoenberg's "La Luna Azul." Performances are at 8 p.m. March 2 and 3 p.m. March 4 at Atlanta Symphony Hall.
Stage: The Atlanta Shakespeare Company continues its chronological run through the Bard's comedies with "The Merry Wives of Windsor." The show previews March 2 and continues through April 1 at the New American Shakespeare Tavern in Atlanta.
Stage: Snow White may get more than she wishes for in "Snow White's Birthday Surprises" when the evil Queen returns just when the Prince throws her a surprise birthday party. It runs through March 10 at New Dawn Theater Company in Duluth.
Stage: Three older gentlemen who share a large home need to rent out their fourth bedroom to help with the rent in "The New Kid on the Block." Their problem seems answered when Will shows up, except Will turns out to be a woman. It runs March 2 through March 25 at Act1 Theater in Alpharetta.
Stage: In Synchronicity Theatre's "Brilliant Traces," a bedraggled young woman in full bridal gear breaks into a remote Alaska cabin, belts down some whiskey and faints. The young man she's disturbed is amazed and bewildered, and annoyed at the forced cohabitation. The show opens March 2 and continues through March 25 at 7 Stages in Little Five Points.
Stage: Charlie's shyness renders him helpless in conversation – so when a friend covers for him by telling the other guests in a rural Georgia mountain lodge that he speaks no English, Charlie ends up hearing more than he should in the Georgia Ensemble Theatre production of "The Foreigner." It continues through March 11 at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center.
Stage: The self-described "giant nerds" at Dad's Garage explore the eccentric and outlandish realm of sci-fi fandom in "Wrath of Con." It runs through March 16.
Stage: The Tony Award-winning Fats Waller-inspired musical "Ain't Misbehavin'" is the latest production from Atlanta Lyric Theatre. It continues through March 4 at the Earl Smith Strand Theatre in Marietta.
Stage: "Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom" line blurs between virtual reality and actual reality. It's the latest production from Lawrenceville's Aurora Theatre and continues through March 4.
Stage: "The Drowsy Chaperone" is a show-within-a-show about a die-hard musical fan who plays his favorite cast album, a 1928 smash hit, and the show magically comes to life. It continues through March 10 at OnStage Atlanta in Decatur.
Stage: An efficiency expert applies his business methods to his family in "Cheaper by the Dozen." The show plays at the New London Theatre in Snellville through March 4.
Stage: "Red" is John Logan's dramatic portrait of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko. The Theatrical Outfit production continues at the Balzer Theater at Herren's in downtown Atlanta through March 11.
Stage: Atlanta Shakespeare Company offers its annual Valentine to Atlanta with a production of "Romeo and Juliet." It runs through March 8 at the New American Shakespeare Tavern.
Stage: Horizon Theatre Company brings back its successful 2011 production, "Avenue Q, " an upbeat, puppet-filled musical that is most definitely for grown-ups. It runs through April 1.
Stage: 11 years after his sold-out run of "The Gospel of John," Brad Sherrill returns to Marietta's Theatre in the Square with "Red Letter Jesus," which brings new life to Jesus' words as written in Matthew, Mark and Luke. The show continues through March 4.
Stage, families: A swamp chorus sings backup in "Petite Rouge," a foot-stomping, family-friendly zydeco musical steeped in hot sauce and based on the tale of Little Red Riding Hood. The Synchronicity Theatre production runs through March 25 at 7 Stages in Little Five Points.
Music, stage: The Atlanta Opera presents "The Golden Ticket," a new comic opera based on Roald Dahl's classic book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," also the inspiration for the film "Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Performances are at 8 p.m. March 3 and 9; 7:30 p.m. March 6 and 3 p.m. March 11 at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.
Families, arts: The Woodruff Arts Center Galleria transforms into a family fun fair at Families Centerstage, with live performances, arts, crafts and music. Includes admission to the Alliance Theatre's production of "The Wizard of Oz," which happens at 1 and 4 p.m. March 3.
Flowers: Spring is in the air and it's popping out of the ground at the Atlanta Botanical Garden during "Atlanta Blooms." Catch the profusion of hyacinths, crocuses, tulips and daffodils at this second annual floral tribute to the season of rebirth. Check the Garden's website to see what's in bloom. The event continues through April 29.
Music: Get your St. Patrick's Day celebrating done early at Shamrock with Yacht Rock, which starts at 2 p.m. March 3 at Park Tavern near Piedmont Park.
Music: The 8th Annual Atlanta Blues Festival features performances from Mel Waiters, Sir Charles Jones, Denise LaSalle, Millie Jackson, Theodis Ealey, Shirley Brown and Clarence Carter. It begins at 7 p.m. March 3 at the Boisfeuillet Jones Atlanta Civic Center.
Music: Twist again, like you did so many summers ago, as Chubby Checker comes to Marietta's Jennie T. Anderson Theater at 8 p.m. March 3.
Music: Musician brothers Salim and Sulaiman Merchant are among the most sought after music directors in the Bollywood film industry. Salim has also been a judge on "Indian Idol." The brothers bring their tour to the Fox Theatre at 8 p.m. March 3.
Stage: Atlanta playwright Pearl Cleage examines the lives of four female former slaves in "Flyin' West." The women search for a better life in the West, away from the uncertainties of the post Civil War South. the show previews March 4 and 6, and opens March 7. It continues through April 8 at Theatre In the Square in Marietta.
Music: Pianist Yefim Bronfman makes his Spivey Hall debut playing sonatas by Hadyn, Prokofiev and Brahms at 3 p.m. March 4.
Music: The Choral Guild of Atlanta presents "In Paradisum," which includes performances of requiems by Fauré and Cherubini. Performance is at 4 p.m. March 4 at Northside Drive Baptist Church.
Music: Get lost in the harmonies and joyous dance of South Africa's Soweto Gospel Choir at 7 p.m. March 4 at the Fox Theatre.
This is just a selective list of events happening around town, so if there's something going on this weekend that you're excited about and you don't see it here, please feel free to share the info in the comments. Follow me on Twitter at@ajchottix and @ajcatlevents for info on tickets going on sale and more upcoming events.
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Booth-El's attorney, Michael Millemann, said Monday that in the aftermath of the repeal last year, it's illogical that prisoners continue to exist under threat of execution.
"The repeal of the death penalty should justify eliminating those sentences," said Millemann, who had represented Booth-El since 1989. "It makes no sense to conclude the death penalty doesn't work, that we don't need it or want it, then not to [apply that reasoning] to the guys on death row. It ought to be ended for everybody."
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What other systems could society use, rather than a Monetary System?
Looking at the world today, everything seems to revolve around the economy. This causes mass amounts of people to be incredibly poor, a lot more so than incredibly rich.
Why CAN'T everyone have the same.
Looking at it the big picture, the Monetary system clearly is'nt working, so what else can we do?
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Jun 28 2012: From my experience with communism (I lived under the regime for 25 years) people will be fairly quickly demotivated to try their best or even to do a good job. Not everyone at first but eventually everyone will do bare minimum. Why would you put much effort into anything when others are not doing much and getting the same amount of reward?
We need a system where hard working and inventive individuals get rewarded accordingly. So far money and capitalism proved to be the best system we have (not perfect in many ways thou).
Jun 29 2012: I understand what you are saying, I really do, but surely not everyone will be demotivated.
Everyone is different to some degree. If the right motivation was put forward in education, then people might be driven towards a different goal, to a different success, like there own personal intelligence.
If you look at people in third world countries (especially the younger) they all seem to want schooling. Granted this view may be me being naive, and they want education to get jobs for money, but surely if another goal was their, they would still want to learn.
I'm not saying communism is the right way either, from my knowledge it still uses money, Just people still get the same amount, except the state.
I understand that the IDEA of capitalism is good, it just isnt working for the mass.
Jun 29 2012: Yes there are exceptions and some people are motivated by other things than money. However as a society if we don't distribute economic wealth based on individual effort I can't see how most people can be motivated.
Capitalism is working quite well in some countries like Canada, Sweden, Germany, and others. I think it is not capitalism but lack of people's education and involvement in political process so they can make it to their advantage?
Jun 29 2012: Capitalism seems to be working ok for the western world, kinda (the eurozone crises and economic collapse in Spain, Greece ,Italy may prove otherwise). But i refuse to believe that if the whole world was capitalist, then things would be any better. I think some countries would still be a lot poorer than others and thus the people will still suffer.
And lack of education in most cases is due to the economy. Schools should never run out of resources, and surely University or college should be free. not a way for every self motivated individual, who wants to better there education, to get into mass amounts of debt.
Jun 29 2012: "Capitalism seems to be working ok for the western world, kinda (the eurozone crises and economic collapse in Spain, Greece ,Italy may prove otherwise). "
I think Spain and Greece are examples of where economy was affected by on-capitalistic pro-government big spending policies. I don't argue that pure capitalism is good but rather I suggest we need balance of healthy competition and reasonable social policies?
"And lack of education in most cases is due to the economy. Schools should never run out of resources, and surely University or college should be free."
Maybe, but people without official degrees became very successful in business and otherwise. Nowadays we see a trend of experience and creativity being important. Schools don't even teach enough about ethics, creativity, life skills and entrepreneurship.
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The Declaration of Independence's publication was a truly great moment in world history, a time when a people stood up to an unresponsive government and announced they were shedding their shackles, and would seek to live as a free nation. It's only 1,337 words, and well worth a read this week.
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The company prices its own gas lower in hopes it will increase shoppers' visits to its stores.
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"With the typical seasonal uplift in gas prices leading up to Memorial Day, and with uncertainties in the Middle East, we now believe that gas prices should be a neutral, or potential positive, factor to Costco's sales going forward," Miller writes in a report Monday. He raised his rating on the stock to "outperform" from "market perform."
Costco shares traded up more than 1% Monday afternoon to $87.41. The stock is up more than 3% this year.
Costco benefits from higher gas prices because it sells its own gas at between 6 cents and 12 cents below the market price, according to Trefis. You can't buy gas there without a membership, and for some people it's a no-brainer to become a member just for the gas discount.
Let's say you have a car with a 17-gallon tank capacity. Filling up the tank completely at Costco might save you $1 to $2 each time -- probably enough to justify the $55 annual membership fee. And you get to buy enormous jars of pickles to boot.
Costco sells discounted gas on the expectation that it will lead to more visits and higher revenue in its stores. The company beat expectations last week for its second-quarter earnings, saying profit rose 13% while same-store sales increased. Shoppers spent 2.4% more per visit in the quarter, and visit frequency rose 5.2%.
Even after raising membership fees at the end of last year, Costco executives say the renewal trend is the best in the company's history, Miller writes after speaking with management. The company is aiming to increase first-year renewals and get new members to visit at least three times.
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Lately we've been exploring "disruptive innovation": major changes that improve a product or service or lower the cost in such a fundamental way that it has the ability to permanently alter the playing field.
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Here's a simple three-step process to make savings a priority instead of an afterthought.
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For many people, saving is tough. Between housing, utilities, groceries, transportation, credit card debt, student loans, and other expenses, there never seems to be enough left to set aside for long-term savings. And that's a problem. Most people try to save something out of what's left over instead of saving first.
One of the oldest rules of personal finance is to pay yourself first. All the money books tell you to do it. All the personal-finance blogs say it, too. Even your parents have probably given you the same advice. In fact, it's one of the fundamental tenets of the Get Rich Slowly philosophy.
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All these are actual examples of advice given to readers of the Smart Spending message board. A thread called "Silliest advice to save money you've heard" has collected some real doozies: At least two on the thread are illegal, others unethical and some are just dumb.
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Once more, science shows that pesticide exposure is linked to serious health harms, and children bear the brunt of the cost.
A recent study revealed that persistent pesticides and pollutants are related to a 450% increase in two specific birth defects across rural China: spina bifida and anencephaly.
Health professionals are adding their voices to the demand that EPA protect children from the brain toxicant chlorpyrifos.
Citing a growing body of scientific evidence linking exposure to this widely used pesticide with harms to children's health, more than two dozen health care professionals from across the country submitted a letter to EPA yesterday, calling on the agency to follow their prescription and take the pesticide completely off the market.
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Most kids are back to school now, and one of the unfortunate realities parents have to deal with this time of year is lice infestations. It always amazes me that lice shampoos made with harmful pesticides such as lindane and malathion are still readily available.
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It's a little weird at first, trusting a computer algorithm to pair you off. But three weeks (and six dates) from now, you'll realize that online dating is, for better and worse, just like regular dating—and not, sadly, like ordering a pizza online.
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The Dude Who's Allergic to Shirts
ABOUT HIM: Just a normal guy who sleeps naked and believes the Paleo Diet is "the greatest invention ever since myself. Haha, jk"
SAYS HE'S LOOKING FOR: "A girl who's into sports and being fit."
IS ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR: C cups or bigger.
SAYS HE CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT: "Cookies 'n Cream Promax bars, endorphins, music where the bass drops. "
THE FIRST THING PEOPLE NOTICE ABOUT HIM: "It's so weird—people ALWAYS tell me I look like Jake Gyllenhaal, but I don't see it. You?"
SAYS HIS DEFINING TRAIT IS: "Loyalty."
HIS ACTUAL DEFINING TRAIT: Calls everyone "Son."
SAYS HIS DEEPEST FEAR IS: "Sharks!!!"
HIS ACTUAL DEEPEST FEAR: Seeming gay.
YOU MIGHT BE HIM IF: You've practiced making your pecs bounce.
The feeler of feelings
ABOUT HIM: "I'm a dreamer, plain and simple."
Bing: Male online dating profiles
SAYS HE'S LOOKING FOR: "My muse, my Helen of Troy. A woman who wants to stay up all night smoking Gauloises and talking about Keats."
IS ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR: A woman who will listen to him talk all night. While listening to music. That he wrote. About his ex, Heather.
SAYS HE CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT: "My guitar, summer-weight scarves, Jeff Buckley's last album, my demons."
HIS FIRST MESSAGE: A 1,200-word letter noting his darkest fears ("dying alone") and why he hates Starbucks ("cocky baristas").
YOU MIGHT BE HIM IF: "This is embarrassing, but I sobbed during The Vow" appears in your profile.
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ABOUT HIM: "I'm not like all those uptight douches with their snoozy banker jobs and lame date plans."
SAYS HE'S LOOKING FOR: "No more boring girls!"
IS ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR: Anyone.
SAYS HIS MOTTO IS: "I work hard so I can play hard."
WHAT HE ACTUALLY MEANS: "I spend Friday nights doing vodka shots and watching porn until I pass out."
HIS FIRST MESSAGE: "You into mavericks?"
HIS DIRTY SECRET: He's a banker.
YOU MIGHT BE HIM IF: You've ever done a magic trick at a bar.
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ABOUT HIM: " 'Suuuuuuup?"
CAREER: "Currently underemployed. Like, WAY underemployed."
SAYS HE'S LOOKING FOR: "A chill girl who likes watching movies and laying low."
IS ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR: A chill girl who likes watching movies and laying low. And who looks like Kate Upton.
FAVORITE MOVIES AND TV SHOWS: Harold & Kumar, Smurfs 3D, David the Gnome, Yo Gabba Gabba!, Cops, The Price Is Right... (Ed note: Remaining 193 redacted for space.)
YOU MIGHT BE HIM IF: You're reading this and thinking, "Whoaaaaaaa, man! That's totally ME!" right now.
Choose a name (you can do better than 'Dave Nutz69')
You can and should be a nice, funny guy when online dating. Just don't be NiceGuyRandy22 or ComicMitch37. Show, don't tell, as a brothel madam maybe said once.
Also, there's a specific place for you to talk up your hobbies, and it's not your handle, ILikeSexnSoccer. Wouldn't this same sentiment—"I enjoy playing soccer in the park, and an active sex life is important to me"—sound less caveman-ish in your actual profile?
A good bet? Your initials and a couple of numbers. Like: JPL64. It's boring, but dating-site handles aren't eligible for the Pulitzer. (And if they were, DingDong 9InchWong would take it every year.) All a username has to convey is "I'm not crazy." Your profile can take it from there.—Lauren Bans
No mirrors allowed
Advice from GQ photographer Eric Ray Davidson and Hollywood stylist Ilaria Urbinati on how not to botch profile shots.
DAVIDSON: "A selfie with your dog in the park might work—you look like a real person. Otherwise, it's hard to take a self-portrait, especially in the mirror, without looking like a vain asshole."
2. Up Close-ish and Personal
DAVIDSON: "People need to see your face, but shooting up close with a wide-angle lens makes your nose look bigger. Have whoever's shooting step back just enough to get a three-fourths shot of your body."
3. You Want to Go Gray
URBINATI: "White can wash out in photos, so if you're in shape, a simple well-fitting crew tee or Henley in gray is flattering and effortless. To look more put together, try dark jeans, a slim-collar shirt, and a well-tailored suit jacket in gray—it reads more casual than black, less preppy than navy."
4. When All Else Fails, Raid Facebook
DAVIDSON: "If your pals are on Facebook or Instagram, there's probably some photos of you on there that you like, and you won't look as if you're posing or trying too hard."
Just be yourself(-ish): The art of the profile
Displaying your guts by completing questions like "On a typical Friday night I am..." and "I'm really good at..." will make you feel self-conscious and absurd— and that's normal. Relax, don't overthink it, and remember that what you're putting up is the equivalent of first-date banter. The process is a mild inconvenience, not a confession or a trap, so just chalk it up to the cost of being proactive. Be honest and succinct when describing yourself. This sounds like some type of Yoda koan, but try to talk about what you like, not what you're like. Don't call yourself any of the following: witty, ambitious, down-to-earth, or humble. Mention a few TV shows, movies, bands, and books you enjoy, but take it easy on the esoteric poetry, eight-year-old Bay Area rap lyrics, and the word I. See, your profile isn't meant to make a stranger fall in love with you. Once you're sitting in front of her with the less-than- 15-percent hair loss that she's handicapped your photo for, then you can really get to know each other—as two hormone-leaking, masochistic adults who want so badly to be in love again.—Mary H.K. Choi
Or ignore all of that
You want to say you're an oenophile or fluent in Klingon? Go for it. The beauty of online dating is that it's stocked with people on the ends of the bell curve—the kind you'd never find normally. So let your freak/geek/pedantic-wine-lover flag fly.


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The five major work stoppages in 2009 idled 13,000 workers for 124,000 lost workdays, all record lows, and a large decrease compared with 2008 with 15 stoppages idling 72,000 workers for 1.95 million lost workdays.
Since 2007, the number of major work stoppages and the number of employees involved in major work stoppages have fallen sharply. Average annual major work stoppages have also continued to decline over the past three decades. From 2000 to 2009, there were approximately 20 major work stoppages per year, on average, compared with 35 per year from 1990 to 1999 and 83 from 1980 to 1989.
The largest work stoppage in 2009 in terms of number of days and total workdays idle was between Bell Helicopter Textron and the United Auto Workers Local 218, lasting 27 workdays with 2,500 workers accounting for 67,500 lost workdays. The largest work stoppage beginning in 2009 in terms of number of workers was between the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority and the Transport Workers Union Local 234 with 5,500 workers involved in the work stoppage.
These data are from the BLS Work Stoppages Program. To learn more, see "Major Work Stoppages in 2009" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL 10-0170. The major work stoppages series, which dates back to 1947, covers strikes and lockouts involving 1,000 or more employees and lasting at least one shift.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Work stoppages in 2009 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2010/ted_20100222.htm (visited September 23, 2014).
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Comedy: Underground for five years
Louisville Comedy Underground celebrates a milestone
Originally launched as Unprotected Sets in 2006, the Louisville Comedy Underground is celebrating its fifth anniversary this weekend with two shows.


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Best Bay Area places to celebrate National Ice Cream Day
This Sunday, July 21 marks the nationwide celebration of all things cold, creamy and delicious: National Ice Cream Day. There's no better way to cool down on a hot day than with a scoop of your favorite flavor. Luckily for us, the Bay Area is home to a plethora of options for this beloved specialty. Of […] [Read More]