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The Author Chat Show with Lynda D. Brown
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This Saturday, Sept 13th, I will be hosting a workshop at the St. Louis Public Library
called How to Star in Your Own Radio Show! I will be interviewing some of the participants at the workshop. If you would like to call in and speak to the host or make a comment , please feel free to do so, the phone lines will be open. Today's show will air from 1-1:30pm CST. The call in number is 424-675-8262
Brown Suga Radio Live
Tune into the Hottest Urban show on the internet with your show host Brown Suga! We will discuss everything from the latest Hollywood Headlines, the essence of living your Best Life, or overcoming various issues we all may have dealt with.
Join us in our live chat where all the action takes place. Brown Suga Radio...Where Entertainment is extraordinary!
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Michael Brown
In this episode, Sacerdotus comments on the Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson, Missouri. He analyses the stories and gives his take on them. Sacerdotus also comments on the need to overhaul the policing system in America and address the real issues at hand.
Note: This was previously recorded. Information may be outdated. Photos used can be found in Google Image and are not owned by Sacerdotus.
The Author Chat Show with Lynda D. Brown
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Monday's guest on a special editon of the Author Chat Show is Bill Johnson, Bill will be sharing with us about the importance of outlining and understanding your plot from his book, A Story is a Promise & The Spirit of Storytelling
Michael Brown
today's show reflects on the shooting of " Michael Brown", the rioting and what the police are saying about the officer. Please dial in to talk to me live on your thoughts about the rise in police brutality. (646)478-565
Black By Color Only/Muslims and Mike Brown
Hosted by dark-skinned free-thinker Vincent E Brown, this show discusses a myriad of issues from the political, moral, and religious. Of course, every now and then a bit of controversy is liable to show up at any time, so tune in and listen to a host who is black, Christian, and conservative.
Today, I will talk about the situation in Missouri surrounding the death of Mike Brown and the atrocities being committed in the Middle East by so-called "peaceful" Islamists. Tune in to the next show.
Black By Color Only/Two Words-Mike Brown
Hosted by dark-skinned free-thinker Vincent E Brown, this show discusses a myriad of issues from the political, moral, and religious. Of course, every now and then a bit of controversy is liable to show up at any time, so tune in and listen to a host who is black, Christian, and conservative.
Today, I will discuss the developments going on in Ferguson, MO over the incident involving the shooting of a black teen by a white police officer. Are we too eager to rush to judgment?
The Author Chat Show with Lynda D. Brown
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My guest today is author Tiana Nicole, she will be joining me on Author Chat to discuss her new book, Deceitful Temptations. It's available on Kindle for only $ .99 cents!
About the book:
Lord, please forgive me, I prayed silently and placed one of the heavy towels over the baby's face to stop it from breathing. It didn't take too much of an effort, because in a matter of seconds , the baby was lifeless again. I sat numb as I cried aloud, in total shock because I didn't have any signs of pregnancy, and still having periods. I didn't understand how I did not know a life was growing inside of me. I should have told my story to that TV show 'I didn't know I was pregnant'.
I gathered myself and began to clean the blood from the hardwood floor, placed the baby in the bag, and sat there shocked,guilty, and confused until the sunlight of a new day crept through my living room window. I finally got the courage to get up and clean myself up. I decided to catch the ferry over to the Jersey City boardwalk. I discreetly placed a few bricks from the boardwalk deck into the garbage bag, then grabbed a bite to eat. I re-boarded the ferry back to the city, I made sure no one was watching, then dumped the garbage bag over the side of the ferry into the water , and watched as one of my many secrets sunk deep down to bottom .
Charmaine has so much invested in her husband and their church she doesn't have a clue , past sins and deceit rears it's ugly head and is playing for keeps. Will they survive ?
About the author:
Author Tiana Nicole was born in Chicago, Illinois where She was raised by her great grandmother Lillian E. Hudson. She attended the College of Technology where she earned her degree in Computer System Technology.
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Sept. 16: 7-8 pm CT Robert Brown, International Spiritual Psychic Medium. He has been called
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ADHD Practical Zen Brain Hacks with Alan Brown
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Join ADHD Coach Laura Rolands as she interviews Alan Brown from ADD Crusher. Alan will share some actionable mindfulness techniques that have immediate impact – what he calls "practical Zen brain-hacks", such as:
A re-framing of time that frees the ADDer to act – and act more effectively.
A simple way to quiet your mind to power it up.
Turn "Have To's" into "Will Do's"
A dissection of frustration that melts it into action.
This is learn-it-today-do-it-tomorrow material, and shared in a fun, interactive conversation that will be of value to individuals as well as ADHD coaches looking for fresh strategies to help their clients.
Be sure to get Alan's free eBook -- 5 Things You're Doing Every Day that Make Your ADHD Worse! -- at ADDCrusher.com. And when you're there and want to try Alan's acclaimed instructional videos risk-free, use coupon code ROLANDS15 for 15% off any purchase!
An executive, entrepreneur and coach, Alan created the acclaimed ADD Crusher™ video series. Undiagnosed until well into adulthood, his untreated ADHD manifested in all-too-familiar ways – underachievement, substance abuse and worse. Upon diagnosis, he found it difficult to learn coping strategies from books, so he developed his own unique strategies while building a successful advertising career and several start-ups. Alan's been a featured presenter at ADHD conferences in the U.S. and abroad, countless webinars, and at TEDx San Diego, and is co-host of ADDA's weekly webinar series.
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Albany got a blast of color as people ran though the streets of downtown.
The first Color the Grove Run 5K and Music Festival started at the RiverFront Park this Saturday afternoon. More than 800 people signed up.
The race wasn't timed, so runners could enjoy running through the different color stations. The Flint RiverQuarium and the Darton College Booster Club sponsored the event.
"Lots of folks had to drive to Atlanta or Columbus to participate in the color run, so they're just really excited to have something like this right here in Albany," said Vicki Churchman.
The music festival headlining the band, Cole Taylor, is Saturday night at 8:30p.m. at Darton College.
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1999 Belle Pente, Pinot Noir Wahle Reserve:
Dark and brooding with strong smoky accents – all bass notes on the nose; much the same in the mouth – not closed but fairly monolithic; medium length finish. Better with food.
Too dark noted for me but I can see where others would like it better, but if I were guessing, I think the fruit will fade before the structure so I won't keep it long term.
2002 Jadot, Moulin-à-Vent Chat. Des Jacques:
No evidence that this is gamay – more Beaune/Corton in nature with a restrained, firm, mouthful of red fruit with black fruit accents and forceful minerality. Too early to this but quite impressive.
2002 Terres Dorees (Brun), Beaujolais L'Ancien:
This vintage had a reduction problem so I have let my bottles sit – not much difference when opened now. But I put it in the refrigerator and got it as cold as I could and, bingo – reduction gone! Certainly not giving the depth and nuance that wine at room temp. would but its bright, cheery and shows no flaw – lovely with lunch.
2001 Sella, Lessona:
The ultimate 'no brainer' in nebbiolo; aromatic, delicious, varietally typical, complex and long – and cheap. Terrific stuff.
2005 Alesia, Syrah Fairview Ranch:
Too oaky on both the nose and palate when opened – so I set it aside and came back to it two hours later – much better; still some gentle oak but now the wine is about fresh meat, blood, salt and syrah; quite concentrated, weighty, thick textured but balanced, layered and a distinct salty minerality.
On day two it is more integrated and smooth, still some oak noticeable and the minerality is more apart of the whole.
This needs time and with its considerable stuffing, I think it will integrate its wood and its other elements and become one of the more individual syrahs from the leftcoast.
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Ok I need to stop taking so many pictures. I can't decide on which one to post some days. I used to post all the ones I took but that is time consuming. But I finally decided on this one since it was the first real wildflower I've seen this year.
This is the Indian Paintbrush (Casilleja indivisa). I found it in on the side of the road near Texas City. I love how the blue sky is contrasting the bright flower. This is the first day we've seen blue skies (and no rain) in a while. It was definitely a great day to be outside!
Here's a close up view. What a pretty flower! I can't wait until the Bluebonnets come out!
I also got a few good shots of some Brown Pelicans and some yellow flowers too…I'll have to post those later.
Until later, happy picture taking!


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UNDATED (WSAU-Metro) The NFL is reportedly using referees who were previously fired by the Lingerie Football League for incompetence. The statement could not be independently confirmed. The NFL has had no comment.
The LFL says in a statement issued to "Deadspin" that a couple of crews who were released for their on-field incompetence are now officiating in the NFL. The LFL also says the league is releasing the information because it's only fair that NFL fans know who is really officiating the games.
The statement came shortly after the bizarre ending of Monday night's game between the Packers and Seahawks in Seattle. The fiasco is the latest in the ongoing saga of replacement officials, who've been under heavy criticism for the past two weeks prior to Monday's result.
The regular officials have been locked out by the NFL.


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How to Handle a Chronic Illness at Work
Whether it's epilepsy or peanut allergies here are some tips on who to tell, what your employer needs to know, and what people should do in case of an emergency.
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While keeping your private life out of your work life is the professional way to go, sometimes, that's not practical -- or healthy. When you have a chronic illness, such as epilepsy, peanut allergies, or diabetes, you need an ally at the office.
Who should that ally be, how does he need to handle himself, and what should he do in case of an emergency? Here are some practical tips experts offer WebMD that will help you balance your health with your career.
Living With a Chronic Illness: Who Needs to Know
"Start by talking to your doctor," says Susan Kerner, director of the Employee Assistance Program for Southern NH Health System in Nashua, N.H. "Your doctor can help you better understand and articulate what your symptoms are, how severe they are, and exactly what you need to be prepared for."
Next, find out if the company you work for has a corporate or employee health department.
"It's sometimes helpful to talk to an occupational health or corporate health representative who can give you words of wisdom," says Kerner. "They are experienced in areas such as helping employees deal with issues like these in the workplace."
You should also ask yourself if your chronic illness will require certain accommodations, like a different work schedule because of medications, or frequent breaks. If that is the case, then a discussion with human resources is warranted.
"Talk to someone from human resources about your health needs at work, especially if you need them to be aware of certain issues that might impact your work schedule," says Kerner.
Then, it's time to talk to the people you spend eight or more hours a day with, and help them better understand how they can help with your chronic illness.
"You need to tell the people who work physically near you, as well as your manager, so practically, if there is an emergency, they can handle the situation," says Kerner.
So what, exactly, do they need to understand about your chronic illness in case of an emergency?
Your Chronic Illness: What They Need to Know
"Be realistic about what they need to know," says Kerner. "Make people aware while not creating excessive concern, and alleviate their fears about what to do when something happens."
Bottom line -- help them understand what they need to do so they don't panic.
"The things that I emphasize are a calm, demeanor, a semblance of order, and the avoidance of panic," says Eric B. Larson, MD, MPH, chair of the board of regents for the American College of Physicians. "This is absolutely the most valuable thing to bring to the situation.
"It's also advanced planning," he tells WebMD. "It's not the person's personality that allows [him or her] to be calm in a frightening situation. It's a sense of mastery, preparedness, and doing what you need to do when it matters."
Your Chronic Illness: What They Need to Do
For chronic illnesses such as epilepsy , diabetes, and severe food allergies, such as peanut allergies, there are specific dos and don'ts. Make sure your co-workers understand what these rules are, so they are fully prepared when it matters most.
What should someone do if you have a seizure? Here's a list of what to do and what not to do. Print out the following and share it with friends and family:


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Emergency Management
Have you signed up for OTTERalert? Get emergency alerts through your cell phone. Signing up only takes a minute and it is free. For more information: http://csumb.edu/otteralert
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CSUMB's Emergency Management/Health & Safety Division works with the extended Otter community to be resilient to the wide range of emergencies that can affect the campus. Earthquakes, storms, hazardous materials, wildfires, power outages, civil unrest, even floods and tsunamis can have major effects on University operations and the CSUMB community in general. The Division achieves its mission through programs that address:
Training/ Exercise
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Together these programs build campus, and regional, capacity to respond to and recover from emergencies of all kinds. For more information on these programs and how Otter community members can become involved in emergency preparedness activities follow the links provided on this page.
YOU are the key to a prepared community
When emergencies happen, individual community members are often the first of first-responders, helping themselves, their families and neighbors prior to the arrival of police or fire resources. Based on past experience, emergency managers recommend that everyone be prepared to take care of themselves for at least 72 hours following a disaster. And if we're prepared individually, we're prepared to help others too. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recommends that everyone take time to:
Be informed – What to do before, during and after an emergency http://www.ready.gov/be-informed
Make a plan – Prepare, plan and stay informed for emergencies http://www.ready.gov/make-a-plan
Build a kit – Build a kit for disasters to be prepared http://www.ready.gov/build-a-kit
Get involved – Find opportunities to support community preparedness http://www.ready.gov/get-involved
To learn more about how you can be prepared follow the links above or contact the
"What can I do to prepare for an emergency or natural disaster?"
"What should I do if an emergency or natural disaster occurs?"
Now is a great time to ask those questions and take some action to make sure you have the answers and are prepared BEFORE something happens!
It has been said that "Failing to plan is planning to fail." The best thing you can do is take the time to make sure you are prepared for an emergency by having emergency supplies, water, food, and medical supplies on hand. It is also very important to have discussed a pre-determined plan with family members and loved ones as to where you will meet, how you will communicate, and what you will do in the event of an emergency.
There are volumes of information available on disaster preparedness and what to do in the event of an emergency. Here is a list of some great and free resources:


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For information regarding River Tours of the St. Johns River that depart daily from Hontoon Landing Resort Marina.
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Winter home of the Manatee, a 30 minute pontoon boat trip from
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Carleton College
I am part of the SERC webteam where I work to build webpages and support workshops. I also am involved with evaluation projects at SERC.
Greenhouse Effect Lab part of Cutting Edge:Teaching Activities
In this lab, students measure temperature changes inside soda bottles (one with CO2 added, the other with only air inside) as incandescent light is shined on them to model the Greenhouse Effect.
Global Warming Graph Analysis part of Cutting Edge:Teaching Activities
Students interpret a variety of graphs from IPCC reports to learn the details of climate change.
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XCAR has just sent us a very nice video presenting Charles Morgan and his Morgan Aeromax - a car he uses on a daily basis, especially for weekly shopping. Morgan says he loves the attention it gets and he is aware of the fact that he is "sitting on a thing of beauty and that only the hardiest of chaps can ignore its beauty."
He also remembers how his father laughed when Charles told him he wants to move the brand into the 20th Century with a bonded-aluminum chassis. And the fact that Morgan is among the first companies to adopt the magnesium chassis is a reason to be proud of.
The Aeromax is by a 4.4 liter V-8 engine that delivers more than 320 horsepower and 330 pound-feet of torque. It goes from 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds and hits a top speed of 160 mph.


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Narrow your search
Watch the Tenth Doctor and his companions Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, and Donna Noble do the Time Warp in this parody from The Hillywood Show.
In a world where every human alive is desperately addicted to caffeine, you must discover what became of the crew of an extraterrestrial mining ship.
The gore-loving rocker is making a movie about murderous clowns, and you can get involved if you've got enough cash.
Australian horror film "The Babadook" throws horror conventions out the window -- and scoops up the accolades as it goes.
Nevermind measures your heart rate to tell when you're getting scared -- then ramps up the horror for a truly boot-shaking experience.
Just in time for Halloween, the mapping software company rolls out its "Geography of Horror" map that diagrams where more than 200 of the world's scariest movies took place.
After a 10-day teaser campaign, Frictional Games has announced a sci-fi horror title inspired by the fictional SCP Foundation for culling pseudo-realistic supernatural reports.
This year's Digital Dudz costumes turn your phone into a beating heart, spooky moving eyeball, gaping chest wound, or other cool animated showpiece.
For "Treehouse of Horror XXIV," Fox pulled out the big guns, with an opening-credits sequence directed by the horror master known for "Pan's Labyrinth" and "The Devil's Backbone."
Frictional Games has released a cinematic teaser for its new game, which seems to be a space horror inspired by the SCP (Secure, Contain and Protect) Project.


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Piscataway, N.J. (April 1, 2012) – Led by a strong defensive effort, Rutgers women's lacrosse downed Connecticut, 14-5, Sunday afternoon at the RU Turf Field. The five goals allowed marked the fewest RU has given up in a BIG EAST game since April 16, 2004 - a 10-3 win at Boston College.
Junior midfielder Stephanie Anderson (Wading River, N.Y.) bested her career high for the third time in the last four games with five goals. In her first start for RU, redshirt senior midfielder Brittany Davis (Wading River, N.Y.) posted her first career hat trick, scoring three times over the first 20 minutes.
Junior netminder Lily Kalata (Nesconset, N.Y.) earned the win for Rutgers (6-4, 1-1), making a season-high 13 saves, including five on free position shots. UConn's M.E. Lapham notched a hat trick for the Huskies (6-4, 0-3).
The Scarlet Knights honored Genna Camiolo and little sister Rosie before the game as part of the Friends of Jaclyn Day. The pair served as honorary captains for RU and sat on the sideline for the remainder of the match.
Rutgers posted its most complete first-half performance of the season, netting 10 goals, while allowing just one Connecticut score over the first 30 minutes. The Scarlet Knights ripped off four-straight scores over the first 13 minutes and finished the half on a 6-0 run.
Davis handled the early scoring, connecting on a free position shot at the 26:19 mark and burying a pass from Ali Steinberg (Suffern, N.Y.) in front of the net to start and end the spurt. A Steinberg free position goal with 13:33 to play in the first stanza started the second run, which ended with sophomore midfielder Lauren Sbrilli (Martinsville, N.J.) bouncing a shot into the net just before the break. Anderson registered two goals in the 12-minute span, giving RU a nine-goal lead with 30 minutes to play.
The two squads would each score four goals in the second half, as RU rode out the win. Kalata stopped nine shots over the second stanza, including three-of-four free position opportunities.
Rutgers hits the road for games against BIG EAST foes Villanova and Syracuse next weekend. The Scarlet Knights and Wildcats face off Friday, April 5 at 4 p.m.
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/RutgersAthletics) and Twitter (@RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding women's lacrosse, follow the program on Twitter (@rulaxbrand). Fans can receive timely information, including special offers and giveaways throughout the year on our social media outlets along with http://www.ScarletKnights.com.


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Working with the user profile
The BBM Social Platform provides both read and write access to a user's BlackBerry Messenger profile. Your app can access their personal message, display name, status message, and display picture.
You can update the user's BBM profile by using the set functions in the bbmsp_userprofile API. A dialog displays to allow the user to accept or reject the change.
When a user or a contact makes a change to their BBM profile you can determine what was changed by retrieving the update type associated with the event that is triggered when the change is made. Use the event category and type to determine whether the change applies to a user or to a contact. Call bbmsp_event_profile_changed_get_presence_update_type() or bbmsp_event_contact_changed_get_presence_update_type() to retrieve the update type for a user or contact, respectively.
The following table summarizes the event categories and update types that relate to profile changes.
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User profile:
Contact list:
Reading and writing to the BBM user profile
The following code samples show you how to read from and write to a user's BlackBerry Messenger profile. To access the user profile, you'll need to include the following classes in your app's header file.
#include "bbmsp/bbmsp_userprofile.h" #include <bbmsp/bbmsp_presence.h>
Read a user's BBM profile
This code sample demonstrates how to read a user's BBM profile by retrieving their display name.
Begin by creating and initializing an empty profile object (m_profile), and then populating it with the user's BBM profile data.
// Initializes a pointer to the profile object bbmsp_profile_t *m_profile = 0; // Creates the new, empty profile object bbmsp_profile_create(&m_profile); // Populates the object with the user's profile data bbmsp_get_user_profile(m_profile);
Next, define a function called read_profile_display_name() and pass in the user's profile data. Because you don't know the length of the user's display name, create an array (displayName) using the maximum allowed length to hold the string. Then call bbmsp_profile_get_display_name() and pass in the profile object, the array, and the array size. If the display name field is not empty, the string is returned in displayName and you print it out. Otherwise, print out an error message.
void read_profile_display_name(bbmsp_profile_t *m_profile) { // Creates an array to hold the display name char displayName[BBMSP_PROFILE_DISPLAY_NAME_MAX]; // Retrieves the display name, prompts the user to accept/reject, // and displays a message accordingly if(BBMSP_FAILURE == bbmsp_profile_get_display_name(m_profile, displayName,BBMSP_PROFILE_DISPLAY_NAME_MAX)) { displayName[0] = 0; fprintf(stdout, "Error: Failed to get Display Name.\n"); } fprintf(stdout, "BBMSP display name=%s\n", displayName); }
Write to a user's BBM profile
Because BBM doesn't allow you to change a user's display name, the following code sample demonstrates how to write to a user's BBM profile by changing their personal message.
First, you define a function, write_profile_personal_message(). Then create an array (message) that contains the new message and pass it in to bbmsp_set_user_profile_personal_message(). The function displays a dialog box that shows the new personal message and prompts the user to accept or reject the change.
If the user accepts the change, bbmsp_set_user_profile_personal_message() writes the new message to the user's profile. Otherwise you print out a failure message.
void write_profile_personal_message() { // Creates an array with the new personal message char message[46] = "Updated by the BBMSP bps User Profile sample!"; // Sets the personal message, prompts the user to accept/reject, // and displays a message accordingly if (BBMSP_FAILURE == bbmsp_set_user_profile_personal_message(message)) { fprintf(stdout, "Failed to update personal message.\n"); } else { fprintf(stdout, "Updated BBM SP personal message to:%s.\n", message); } }
You can download the complete sample app from the Core Native Community on GitHub.
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How Well Does Epiduo Work For Severe Acne?
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7 U.S. Code § 1585 - Certain seeds not adapted for general agricultural use
Source(Aug. 9, 1939, ch. 615, title III, § 303, as added Pub. L. 103–465, title IV, § 441(3),Dec. 8, 1994, 108 Stat. 4973.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 1585, act Aug. 9, 1939, ch. 615, title III, § 303, formerly § 305,53 Stat. 1284; renumbered § 303, Jan. 8, 1983, Pub. L. 97–439, § 5(b)(4), 96 Stat. 2288, related to requirement that certain seeds containing alfalfa and/or red clover be stained, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 103–465, title IV, § 441(3),Dec. 8, 1994, 108 Stat. 4973.
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Section effective on the date of entry into force of the WTO Agreement with respect to the United States (Jan. 1, 1995), except as otherwise provided, see section 451 ofPub. L. 103–465, set out as a note under section 3601 of Title 19, Customs Duties.
Transfer of Functions
For transfer of functions of the Secretary of Agriculture relating to agricultural import and entry inspection activities under this subchapter to the Secretary of Homeland Security, and for treatment of related references, see sections 231, 551 (d), 552 (d), and 557 of Title 6, Domestic Security, and the Department of Homeland Security Reorganization Plan of November 25, 2002, as modified, set out as a note under section 542 of Title 6.
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Six hundred diners plan to feast at Sundays $175-per-plate Farm-to-Fork Tower Bridge Dinner, but flocks of uninvited guests may also appear.
The Tower Bridge is home to a vast number of pigeons, and an eight-person crew has spent the week scrubbing away bird droppings and cleaning the bridge in preparation of the event.
Ted Michienzi, the bridges maintenance supervisor for 36 years, estimates that up to 1,000 pigeons can be found daily on the Tower Bridge. And theyre known to leave their marks.
There are pigeon droppings everywhere, Michienzi said. This whole event is insane. Why not put it on the (riverfront) promenade, where you can see the bridge and not have a bunch of pigeons flying overhead?
Farm-to-Fork event organizers said they chose the Tower Bridge because it symbolically connects the agricultural heritages of Sacramento and Yolo counties.
The bridge dinner has raised $142,900 through ticket sales and table sponsorships, with proceeds funding public events during Farm-to-Fork week including Mondays cattle drive near the state Capitol and Saturdays Farm-to-Fork Festival on Capitol Mall. The festivities surround a recent initiative that declares Sacramento as Americas Farm-to-Fork Capital, which celebrates the regions farms and seeks to promote local food tourism.
Officials with the Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau, the lead organizer of the gala dinner that caps Farm-to-Fork Week, had previously pondered the pigeon issue. They spent time researching online to learn if adding faux owls to the bridge or streamers might keep the birds at bay. Ultimately, organizers just hope the pigeons wont turn into party poopers at an event thats drawing civic officials, corporate sponsors and local culinary figureheads.
We want to be sensitive to the people coming to the dinner, but also to the folks who call that bridge home, said Mike Testa, senior vice president of the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau. Its a bridge, its outside and we hope that adds to the fun and doesnt ruin the party. We dont think well be disturbing them (for too long).
According to Michienzi, the Tower Bridge gets cleaned every five to six months at a cost of approximately $10,000. This cleanup effort was undertaken specifically for Sundays exclusive dinner.
Pigeon droppings can cause corrosion and mandate regular cleanings of the 737-foot-long bridge. Birds can be found in the 160-foot towers, columns and other parts of the structure.
Michienzis advice for attendees of Sundays dinner?
Wear a hat, he said.
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Firefighters from two departments worked to extinguish a house fire in Greenup County.
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A flyer warning about an alleged rapist has been making the rounds in southwest Detroit. We are not identifying the man because he has not been charged, but residents said that is exactly the problem.
"It's been 22 days since one of our young, 16-year-old girls said she was raped," said Deb Sumner.
There has been no arrest warrant, no charges and Sumner said no justice.
She lives in the Hubbard Farms neighborhood in southwest Detroit where a 16-year-old girl with Down syndrome is said to have been raped.
The accused has been seen as recently as last week.
"I play softball here. He would watch us practice, which is creepy," said Marlene.
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The Michigan State Police Crime Lab is speeding up the processing of the rape kit.
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Although the crime lab is expediting the processing of that rape kit, sources said it could take as many as six months before this case is resolved. Residents said they cannot wait that long.
We have also heard that the suspected rapist has become the target of vigilante justice. We were told that he was attacked and beaten, and that some people in the neighborhood felt that police were not doing enough, and they took matters into their own hands. We are working to find out more about the young man's condition.
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I have read quite a few comments on Social Media about a certain show that happened in Rockford recently and I see that quite a few members of the "local scene" were upset by what happened. Understandably so. You thought you were going to play on a "bigger show" and it didn't happen. I understand that you would be upset. The radio station has gotten blamed, the venue has gotten blamed, It really wasn't anyones fault. Truth be told, I had no idea there were local bands ever scheduled on the bill. In reality, that is part of the music business. That's right, I said BUSINESS.
I know to some people BUSINESS may be a bad word, but this is what we are all thrust into together, whether we like it or not. Whether we want to get along or not. At the end of the day, business is part of it.
Which brings me to my point. For the radio station, it is a business. We NEED to make money to keep the doors open and for our employees to get paid. For national touring bands, it is a BUSINESS, they to a great big chance and hit the road with only the money they make and merch sales to support themselves. For Venues, it is a BUSINESS, they have people they need to pay as well.
As a local band, is it a business? Do you treat it as a business. If your band doesn't make it, do you have a regular job to fall back on? For us, this is our regular job. I understand you are very passionate about your hobby, but at the end of the day that is what it is.
Don't blame the radio station or the venues for your lack of success. Look in the mirror. Make your band the best it can possibly be. Be great! Be so great that people can't stop talking about how great your last show was. If you are GREAT, word will get around that you have to be seen and heard.
So if sometime, we are not as eager to support your band, in a manner in which you would like, take a moment to think about the fact that this is how we support our families. Why should we take a chance on you, if you are not willing to take a chance on yourself, by giving up your 9-5 to do what you are so passionate about.
"Support the scene", that is the claim of several people when it comes to the radio station and local music. Would someone please define the "scene" for me? Because it seems like it is a very small, clique that sees only their style of music is all there is. Do singer/songwriters count as part of "the scene"? Do cover bands count as "the scene" Or only the music that "the scene" approves is part of "the scene"?
Don't play for the scene. Don't play for venue approval. Don't play for Radio Station support. Play because you love to play. Sing because you love to sing. Make it the most fun you have ever had. Don't look to someone else for your happiness If you are great, fans will follow you in droves. Venues will love you and radio stations won ignore you.
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Beyond Zapruder: Photos By Nine Witnesses to History, Nov. 22, 1963
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In November 1967, four years after President Kennedy's assassination, LIFE magazine published an article titled, simply, "Nov. 22, 1963, Dallas: Photos by Nine Bystanders." While the home movie shot by Abraham Zapruder was already, by then, the most famous — and controversial — visual record of the day, the article in LIFE included a number of pictures that had never been published before.
"The FBI has seen almost all of photos," LIFE told its readers, "and found nothing that would furnish clues to the assassination itself."
Here, 50 years after the murder of the 46-year-old JFK, and decades after they first saw the light of day, LIFE.com once again shines a light on those magazine pages — and on the photographs, made by nine amateur photographers, that even today feel at-once chilling and, somehow, meaningful. If we could just look long enough, or closely enough, these pictures suggest, perhaps something about that November day would finally make sense.
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Here's the AJC.com Class A Blog Divided Top 5 after Week 7 of the season (overall AJC/Georgia High School Football Daily ranking in parenthesis). As everyone has played at least five games, here is the link to the GHSA/MaxPreps Power Ranking site: http://www.ghsa.net/2013-ghsa-power-ratings-class-a-football. We provide a list of the top 16 teams, public and private, below as well.
This week's "Coackspeak" features Mt. Pisgah Christian's Mike Forester, whose Patriots are 5-0.
1. Seminole County (3) (5-0, 1-0). Seminole County stayed unblemished this season with a 48-8 win over Terrell County (1-1, 3-3) in its Region 1 opener on Friday. Seminole County will visit winless Stewart County (0-5 0-2) in Lumpkin on Friday.
2. Irwin County (5) (4-0-1, 1-0). Irwin County won its Region 2 opener last week, 49-19 over Telfair County (3-3, 0-2). Irwin will face a big test on Friday when Clinch County (2-3, 1-0) visits Ocilla.
3. Johnson County (6) (5-0). The Trojans took last week off and will kick off their Region 3-Division B schedule Friday against Montgomery County (1-5, 0-1) in Wrightsville.
4. Marion County (8) (5-0, 2-0). The Eagles knocked off winless Schley County last week, 21-6. Undefeated St. Anne-Pacelli (5-0, 2-0) comes to Buena Vista on Friday for one of the top games of the weekend.
5. Emanuel County Institute (10) (4-2, 1-0). ECI dominated Wheeler County (1-4, 0-1) 69-27 last week. The Bulldogs will travel to Soperton on Friday to take on Treutlen (3-2, 2-0) for the early lead in Region 3-Division B.
Another half dozen to watch: Charlton County (4-2, 2-0), Clinch County (2-3, 1-0), Commerce (4-2, 2-0), Dooly County (3-2, 2-0), No. 9 Lincoln County (3-1, 2-0), Mitchell County (3-3, 2-0)
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1. Eagle's Landing Christian Academy (1) (4-0, 1-0). The Chargers too the week off and resume their Region 5 schedule Friday at Mt. Vernon Presbyterian (1-5, 0-2).
2. Aquinas (2) (5-0, 1-0). The Irish blanked Hancock Central (3-2, 1-1) 24-0 last week. In perhaps the top game of the weekend, Aquinas will travel to Lincolnton to take on No. 9 Lincoln County (3-1, 2-0).
3. Prince Avenue Christian (7) (5-1, 2-0). The Wolverines dominated Athens Academy (3-2, 1-1) 41-7 last week. PAC will vusit Commerce (4-2, 2-0) on Friday in an early battle for first place in Region 8.
4. Landmark Christian (4) (6-0, 2-0). The War Eagles rallied to knock off Our Lady of Mercy (1-4, 1-1) 17-13 last week. Landmark will travel down to Locust Grove to face Strong Rock (2-3, 0-1) on Friday.
5. Mt. Paran Christian (NR) (4-1, 1-0). The Eagles dominated King's Ridge (2-3, 1-1) last week and will continue Region 6-Division B play this week in Mableton at Whitefield Academy (2-3, 0-2).
Another half dozen to watch: Christian Heritage (5-1, 2-0), Darlington (4-1, 1-0), George Walton Academy (4-2, 1-1), Mt. Pisgah Christian (5-0, 1-0), St. Anne-Pacelli (5-0, 1-0), Savannah Christian (2-2-1, 0-1).
POWER RANKINGS (Top 16 only)
1. Eagle's Landing Christian Academy
2. Darlington
3. Landmark Christian
4. Mt. Pisgah
5. Aquinas
6. Christian Heritage
7. Mt. Paran
8. Calvary Day
9. Savannah Christian
10. Fellowship Christian
11. St. Anne-Pacelli
12. Whitefield Academy
13. George Walton Academy
14. Prince Avenue Christian
15. Pace Academy
16. Holy Innocents
Coachspeak: Mt. Pisgah's Mike Forester
The seeds of Mt. Pisgah's 5-0 start to this season were planted at the end of last season when they snuck into the private school playoffs with the No. 16 seed, and then traveled to Athens and gave No. 1-seeded Athens Academy all it could handle, before succumbing 17-13.
"That gave our kids a taste of what it feels like to play in the big time and it motivated them over the summer," says Mt. Pisgah head coach Mike Forester, in his first season as head coach after serving as the Patriot's defense coordinator. "It created a hunger in our kids. That game is a big reason for where we are today."
Mt. Pisgah is 5-0 for the first time since the Alpharetta-based school joined the Georgia High School Association in 2006. The Patriots have done it in a variety of ways, the mark of a good team. They've blasted lesser opponents like Mt. Vernon Presbyterian, 48-14 in the season opener, and found a way to win games in crunch time, as they did when the climbed out of a 16-0 halftime hole and beat Our Lady of Mercy, 17-16 on a 21-yard field goal by Chase Clark with no time left on the clock.
Last week, the Patriots dominated defending Region 6 champion Walker 47-0. Last season, Mt. Pisgah lost to the Wolverines 35-6.
Along with the boost of confidence that came with the near-win in the playoffs, Forester said his coaching staff has played a key role in the team's success, namely his coordinators Benny Crane and Caleb Perry.
"A lot of the credit has to go to those guys," Forester said. "Coach Crane has come in a done a great job of simplifying things for our kids defensively and getting them prepared to play every week.
"Coach Perry came in last year and brought this offense and the kids have taken to it," Forester said of the shotgun spread the Patriots employ. "Our kids are familiar with it and things are clicking for them."
Pulling the trigger on offense is junior quarterback Aaron Winchester (6-foot-3, 175), who Forester said had his best game of the season last week against Walker when he completed 10 of 13 passes for 143 yards and two touchdowns.
"He really worked hard over the summer, put on about 15 pounds," Forester said. "He's really comfortable with our offense. He knows where everyone is supposed to be. He's not that vocal leader. He's more of the kind who will go out and show you with his play that you better follow his lead.
Defensively, the Patriots are giving up less than 10 points per game. Leading the charge are DL Shinggi Chigwere (6-2, 260) and LB Nick Piccapietra (6-0, 205), both juniors, and senior FS Jacob Delk (6-2, 180).
Forester said his team needs to continue to strive for perfect execution on offense, while continuing to fine tune techniques on defense. What possibly lies ahead is a showdown with Mt. Paran Christian on Oct. 25 in Kennesaw, and a possible region championship game, most likely against Darlington.
But Forester said he and his staff are stressing the one-game-at-a-time philosophy.
"That's our mindset as a coaching staff and the kids have been buying into it," Forester said. "They want to come out, work hard in practice , compete and do well each week."
What say you, Class A Blog heads? Until Thursday …
October 8th, 2013
5:37 pm
I read, I don't comment, but I love to read swamp lizard's opinions on things… Quite amusing… Haha
October 8th, 2013
5:58 pm
Mount Paran wasn't off last week. They beat Kings Ridge 45-3.
October 8th, 2013
6:06 pm
PAC/Commerce game is to be played at Commerce (not Bogart), according to GAVSV.
October 8th, 2013
6:23 pm
Irwin score was 49-19, the Indians had four touchdowns called back because of penalties or it would have been worse.
October 8th, 2013
10:22 pm
STC, how do region crossover games work? A couple years ago when it was about where you finished in your region, it was 1V1, 2V3, and 2V3 to determine the 4 playoff spots, with the winner of the 1V1 game representing the number 1 spot for the region. Last year confused me. Especially because Walker and Darlington didn't play to determine who won Region 6. Is it because they don't want the two top dogs knocking their overall ranking back? How do they determine who plays who?
October 9th, 2013
11:30 am
Region by Region big game of the week ( being I have a fan club now …. Class A Fan )
Region1 ….. Seminole Co ….. can you say 10-0? Only question here is can they hold the #1 power ranking with weak region schedule.
Region 2 …. Clinch Co at Irwin Co ….. I think Clinch is really good and we could see an upset here.
Region 3 ….. ( 3A ) Sav Christian at Calvary Day …. is Sav Christian a real player this year? ( 3B ) ECI at Treutlen …. I'm on the TCDAWG25 bandwagon …. I think ECI is strong!
Region 4 ….. Marion at St Anne-Pacelli …. both are 5-0 and this could decide who the champ is.
Region 5 ….. Our Lady of Mercy at Holy Innocents ….. can OLM win a big game? Never seen a good team so snake bitten …. they really need this game!
Region 6 …. ( 6A ) Darlinton at Christian Heritage …. this game could decide 6A side
Region 7 …. THE GAME …. Aquinas at Lincoln Co …. we know both are good, but just how good? After Friday night we'll know.
Region 8 ….. Commerce at Prince Ave ….. is Commerce back? Should be a great game.
October 9th, 2013
3:58 pm
So what do you get with your Swamp Fan Club membership package.
October 9th, 2013
4:58 pm
I'll admit to my speculative membership to the "SFC". For an aged GHSA Class A rookie like me, perhaps the package includes historical perspective. LanFan, I'm looking for all inputs, including yours, that help me determine where my team stands state-wide. Thanks.
October 9th, 2013
7:36 pm
Last year Mt. Pisgah, ranked 15th (10.59) in the Power Rankings travelled to Rome to play Darlington, ranked 7th (13.03). This was a 3 vs 2 match-up. If I recall correctly, the "play-in" games were determined by sub-region standings. 1 vs 4, 2 vs 3 and the others. The region championship was determined by the final power ranking, not on the field.
I'd like a true region championship game, but I guess there's too much at stake in two weeks.
October 10th, 2013
9:15 am
I was just wonding if there where patches and T-shirts. Or atleast a poster.


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Chris Kayser, who has played Scrooge for 16 of his last 20 seasons in the Alliance Theatre's production of "A Christmas Carol," plans to make this year's production his final one in the demanding role.
"After this year, it's time to pass on the role of Scrooge to someone else," Kayser said in an Alliance release. "Given the deep, rich talent pool in Atlanta and the sure hand of (director) Rosemary Newcott, I'm confident that the project will go on re-energized and better than ever."
The 60-something actor, who has rarely missed a performance in a nearly three and a half decade career, is likely to return to "Carol" in a different role.
This year's run is Nov. 29 through Dec. 29. 404-733-5000, www.alliancetheatre.org/christmas. HOWARD POUSNER
Here's a 2010 interview with Kayser about the rigors of the role of Scrooge:
'I can outlast them'
Chris Kayser has amazing record of 'Carol' performances.
Even recent injury doesn't sideline him.
By Howard Pousner / email@example.com
A red alert went out at the Alliance Theatre when, the day after "A Christmas Carol" opened this month, star Chris Kayser seriously injured his back at the end of his daily boot camp-style workout.
What Cal "Iron Man" Ripken Jr. was to baseball, Kayser, 61, is to the Atlanta stage. The always-acting actor has missed a total of two performances during his 31-year stage career, when his son, Jacob, had the audacity to be born on a day when Kayser was appearing in "Carol" at the old Academy Theatre 22 years ago. He's never missed a show or a rehearsal during his 19-year Alliance Theatre run in "Carol, " 13 in which he's played the lead role of Ebenezer Scrooge.
Even though the Alliance has an elaborate emergency plan (Joe Knezevich, Kayser's Georgia Shakespeare resident company colleague, is the Scrooge understudy), this year's demanding run of 40 "Carol" performances in 29 days had barely begun when a workout-ending series of 54 burpees (a modernized squat thrust) leveled Kayser. And the star is in every scene — save for two brief moments when he exits the stage, runs behind the set and enters from the other side — and speaks volumes of Charles Dickens' dialogue.
But director Rosemary Newcott, who considers Kayser "a force of nature, " said she uttered no un-Christmas-appropriate phrases.
"It has always been a given around here that Chris will never miss a performance, " she said. "I honestly did not panic because I knew he probably would work through it — he's in excellent physical shape."
Sure enough, Kayser made it through the performance the night of his injury, Dec. 3, and then the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Christmas Parade the next day along with two more performances that afternoon and evening. He managed with a little extra costume change help (since he was unable to bend enough to pull up his pants) and by staying vertical during two scenes when Scrooge falls to the floor.
While he's much kinder and gentler than his character offstage, that steely stubbornness the actor exhibits in the first act isn't completely, well, an act.
"I tell those guys they'd have to kill me to go on, " Kayser said of the understudy succession plan with a wry smile after a recent "Carol" performance, relaxing in his spartan, undecorated dressing room, still clad in his long gray wig and top coat. "There are guys who can act better than me but I can outlast them."
True, that last part. The actor who has run 33 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Races and two marathons, approaches his work like he's training for a triathlon. "I think the theater is sort of an endurance sport, where it does wear [actors] out, " Kayser said. "The people who come to the theater today don't care what you did yesterday. It's opening night every single time. So you have to have to have the energy and the willpower to tell the story on Sunday night the same way you do on Tuesday morning.
"And they paid their money that they worked hard for, so I feel an obligation to do my best, as if I have never done it before. Even though, yes, the years are piling up on me."
Kayser may look a tiny bit more Scrooge-like than when he first played the role as a young Turk at the Academy, where they sometimes staged it three times daily. But he's made some adjustments to fight back Father Time.
Never much of a napper, he took actress Brenda Bynum's tip several years ago to convert his dressing room costume rack into a makeshift bed where he catches 60 or 75 minutes of shut eye between matinee and evening performances. He refers to the lair, featuring a rolled-up towel as a pillow and a tattered blanket, as his "possum nest."
Instead of going out to Fat Matt's Rib Shack with castmates between shows, he brings his own dinner, usually healthy leftovers of meals he made at home.
As soon as the matinee ends, Kayser changes clothes and dines in the green room. "And the instant I finish with that, it's right into the possum's nest, " he said of his drill. "I lock the door and turn the light off. Wake up in time to get started again."
The rest also helps him revive his pipes, which can get sore from projecting all those lines in Scrooge's gravely voice. He sips a lot of tea to soothe his throat, and also doses up on vitamin C and fish oil.
But it's more than his own performance that he's trying to doctor. As the long-running lead of the show that puts a big jingle in the Alliance's box office every holiday season, Kayser acknowledged that he "absolutely" feels a responsibility to set the tone for the cast.
He praises this year's ensemble for its esprit de corps and discipline but recalled other years where the lack thereof made it hard for him to give the traditional toast after the final performance. The most he could get out one time was a rather loaded, "God bless us everyone."
"It would drive me crazy, crazy when people would start messing around on stage, doing practical jokes and what not, " Kayser explained. "Like this job wasn't good enough for them, like there weren't 50 actors who wouldn't kill for this job. That would just hurt."
Kayser was feeling acute pain in a different part of his anatomy two weeks ago when he arrived at the Alliance after hours at the Christmas parade, with two shows to put on. But a newly arrived card from the Mascali family of Marietta lifted his spirits.
"We just couldn't let another Christmas season pass without letting you know how much joy your performances have brought us for over a decade, " they wrote. "We marvel how you make it seem like your first performance each time we are lucky to attend."
"And I read that, and said, 'Come on, get this wig on!' " Kayser said, gesturing like he was throwing on his costume that day, his aching back suddenly healed.
"Seriously, I wrote those people back and told them what they had done for me. That's why we keep doing it."


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(Reuters) - Eli Lilly & Co's
Lilly Chief Financial Officer Derica Rice, 48, will assume the additional role of acting CEO during Lechleiter's surgery and recovery period, the Indianapolis drugmaker said.
Lechleiter, 59, had no symptoms of the condition, but learned of it during recent unrelated medical testing, Lilly said.
Rice and Lechleiter have worked closely together over the past four years in formulating plans to revive Lilly's earnings and sales after ongoing generic competition for some of its biggest drugs, including its Zyprexa schizophrenia drug.
Many other large drugmakers have merged with another big pharmaceuticals company in order to withstand their patent cliffs. But Rice and Lechleiter have adamantly insisted that Lilly will remain independent, and depend instead on a stream of its future new drugs to put it back on its feet financially.
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J ason Aldean , Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line all pay tribute to Country Music Hall of Famers Alabama in a new one-hour concert special set to air next week on Great American Country.
"For me, they were the Beatles ," Jason says. "Watching the reaction those guys got from the crowd was part of the reason I wanted to be an entertainer."
Luke agrees. "They were perfectly poetic for a southern person. They may be big stars but they felt like the guys down the street," he recalls. "They knew who their audience was and spoke right to them."
For the special Jason chose to sing "Tennessee River," while Luke delivers "Love in the First Degree." Florida Georgia Line covers "I'm in a Hurry (and Don't Know Why). The special also features other artists who appear on the recent Alabama & Friends tribute CD, including Trisha Yearwood and Eli Young Band . The members of Alabama also reunite to debut a new song, "All American."
The show premieres Wednesday, November 27 at 9:00 p.m. ET on Great American Country.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have replaced general manager Brian Burke with Dave Nonis taking over as the new GM and senior vice president. Burke will remain with the organization as a senior advisor.
"Brian will not have direct authority over hockey operations, however this new role will allow our board and I to continue to benefit from his hockey expertise," MLSE president Tom Anselmi said in a statement. "We want to thank Brian for accepting his new role and staying on with our organization."
MLSE chairman Larry Tanenbaum, who is in New York City for the Board of Governors meetings, said it was "a decision of the board."
It was surprising news to many that after a 113-day lockout, the Maple Leafs would fire Burke now.
"Not very often I'm at a loss for words, but today I am," TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie said of the timing of the firing.
TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun of ESPN.com shared those sentiments.
"For him to be fired before a single game played is nothing short of shocking, especially given his role in the CBA negotiations," said LeBrun.
Maple Leafs winger Mike Brown echoed the reactions.
"A lot of things are happening pretty quickly. It's definitely weird timing," Brown said of the news. "I wish him the best and thank him for everything."
Maple Leafs forward Joffrey Lupul said he was "completely" shocked to hear the news and players need to look at themselves upon hearing the news.
"We didn't get the job done last year and now he's paying the price. Obviously it doesn't feel good for any of us," said Lupul.
Even close friends of Burke arriving in New York City for the NHL meetings had no clue and were stunned at the news.
Burke had been the Maple Leafs' president and general manager since November 29, 2008. The club has missed the playoffs in every season under his watch and are coming off a 13th-place finish in the Eastern Conference.
He made some big moves during his time in Toronto. One of his most notable trades was landing Dion Phaneuf in a seven-player deal with Calgary in 2010. His most hotly debated trade was a 2009 deal with the Bruins, when he acquired Phil Kessel for two first-round draft picks and a second-round selection. The Bruins used the picks to select forward Tyler Seguin, Dougie Hamilton and Jared Knight.
Burke's NHL career began in Vancouver in 1987 when he was hired by Pat Quinn to be the director of hockey operations for the Canucks. In 1993, he left the job to become GM of the Hartford Whalers before stepping down after one just one season to join the NHL front office as executive vice president and director of hockey operations.
In 1998, he returned to Vancouver to become GM of the Canucks. Following the 2003-04 season, ownership chose not to renew his contract and named Nonis his replacement.
Burke then became general manager of the Anaheim Ducks, where he won the Stanley Cup in the 2006-07 season. He was reunited with Nonis the following season after Nonis was relieved of his duties with the Canucks.
On November 29, 2008, Burke was introduced as president and general manager of the Maple Leafs, replacing interim general manager Cliff Fletcher, and just six days later Nonis accepted the position of senior vice president and director of hockey operations of the Maple Leafs. It marked the third time he had served under Burke.
Burke leaves the Maple Leafs with a record of 129-135-42.
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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday villa in St-Paul-de-Vence - La Sonine
4 Spacious en-suite Bedrooms plus Games Room, Heated pool, ideal for 2 families
La Sonine is a beautiful stone-built villa, nestled in 5500 sq meters of garden and wood-lands just outside the walled hill-top village of St. Paul de Vence , one of the world's most beautiful medieval villages. La Sonine is located 1km from the village, an easy walk along a pretty path just outside the gates. We are in a unique position bordered by protected forest lands and therefore offer rare peace and privacy in the heart of Cote d'azur. The grounds are extensive with lawn for croquet and badminton, forest for shady naps and children's adventures and various sunny terraces for basking. The villa is typically French in style with ancient terra-cotta floors, arched windows and simple elegant furnishings. Inside, there are 4 double bedrooms, all en-suite. We are just completing a complete remodelling of all bathrooms and kitchen - do ask for photos of the improvements! Gessi fixtures and beautiful tiling and practical design - very luxurious. Underfloor heating provides comfort to our Christmas and mid-season guests. Two bedrooms have spacious private terraces, one opens onto the garden and tiled pool and the 4th enjoys its own access from outside.
The furniture and furnishings all originate in France, China, Japan and Indonesia and have been carefully chosen to create a simple but elegant Asian/French atmosphere.
The cupola-ceilinged dining room seats 8 and the spacious and light sitting-room has a fabulous fireplace, card table and gorgeous artwork. The kitchen has just been remodelled\fully equipped, including 2 fridges, Nespresso, Quooker, ice-maker, food processor, micro-wave and lots of cook-books, 2 ovens for our culinary guests and underfloor heating for Christmas and off-season guests.
In the basement is a large TV/Games room with flat-screen T.V.,
DVD player, DVDs, Ping Pong, Table Football, books, games and sofa-bed. The separate Laundry room is also in the basement and has Washer and Dryer and sink - very practical for large groups and busy families.
There are two bedrooms upstairs, both enjoying lovely private terraces and en-suite bathrooms. The spacious upstairs master bedroom, has a queen-size bed and walk-in wardrobe while the smaller 'blue and white' room has two single beds which can be pushed together to make a king if required. The master bedroom, with its king-size four-poster bed is located on the ground
floor and opens up onto the garden and pool area. This spacious room has a study area (with fax machine, scanner, printer) and sofa-bed should one wish to accommodate a child within the same room. The fourth bedroom is in the basement but is light and airy, due to a large glass door than offers independent access. This 'Japanese' room, enjoys a modern bathroom with double sinks in glass and multi-head shower.
Outside, the dining terrace off the kitchen seats 12 and makes an ideal place to eat during the day (when the cover of the oak tree provides welcome shade) and in the evening. The gas barbeque makes for easy al-fresco cooking and, if you prefer, there is also a charcoal version. The covered terrace off sitting room makes a lovely place for drinks and a quiet retreat from sun and pool. The stone and tile pool (4.5m x 11m) is heated, has an automatic, retractable security cover. The pool is salinated as opposed to chlorinated - salinsation is much gentler on the eyes and skin, having a PH level that is the same as one's eyes. It is surrounded by grass which is lovely under-foot and there are plenty of sun-loungers and chairs.
Bikes, heaters, fans, stroller, cot, highchair and some toys for children are all provided. Our storage 'chalet' is a wonderful place for children to play house, have camp-outs etc. La Sonine is a highly secure property. It can only be accessed by electronically controlled gates covered. All access points are under 24hr-digital CCTV surveillance, linked to a Response Centre. Fire and Emergency panic buttons are in place that link directly to a voice-response centre. There is also a sophisticated burglar/bandit alarm
system and 2 safes. Saying this we have never had any issues with security.
In terms of location, we are 15-20 minutes drive from Nice airport - We are about 1km from St Paul de Vence which is an ancient walled city, made famous as artists such as Picasso, Chagall and other impressionists settled here. Chagall's house is just down the road from us. Every year, over 2.500.000 people come and visit St Paul. Statistically, it is the third most visited historical site in France after the Mont St Michel and the Chateau de Versailles. St Paul 's landscape, natural site, architecture and buildings are all protected by law as part of the national heritage. Its uniquely mild climate, with over 300 days of sunshine a year means that it
is wonderful place to visit summer and winter alike. It also enjoys a unique geographical position with the Med, the river Loup, wonderful museums, ancient villages and fantastic dining all within 15 minutes drive and La Fondation Maeght in walking distance. I love this art gallery because it is small enough to visit with children and lots of it is outside so they can run around. It is very much an artists town - to find out more visit:
We love the location because there is so much to do a stone's throw away. You can be swimming in the Mediterranean Sea in about 15 minutes drive or visiting some other stunning local villages such as Tourettes sur Loup, Vence (where there are some fantastic music festivals), Biot, Valbonne, Grasse . The river Loup runs through a pretty village called Villneuve Loubet which is about 10 minutes away and it is nice to take the kids there with fishing nets and a picnic. There is also a fantastic tree climbing place here which our kids adore. There are 2 Michelin starred restaurants in
St Paul and others a short drive away. Nice itself is about a 20 minutes drive and I think a trip is never complete without a stroll down the promenade and lunch on the beach there. Frankly, there is so much to do andmnone of it is difficult because we are so central. Saying this, we are away from the crowds and traffic on the coast in July and August and as we are tucked up against the National Park we could be in the middle of nowhere.
Many of our guests say that they don't do half as much exploring as they had intended as the villa is so comfortable that it is difficult to leave.
More photographs: If you'd like to see a further 51 photographs of the property and village, please ask us for link. Here are some comments from the guestbook we keep at the house.
Guest Comments: Mr L Taylor (UK) 2007
The villa more than lived up to its description on the excellent web-site. Very comfortable, very spacious, very comprehensively and tastefully furnished, with everything we could have wished for in terms of extras. I have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone to anyone who, like us, prefers the comfort, convenience and congeniality of a villa, rather than several hotel rooms to meet the needs of a group.
July 2007
Idyllic, peaceful, beautiful and a wonderful place for a family holiday. What a contrast from Doha, Qatar, Manchester, Dubai, Southampton and Scotland. Thank you for all your help, advice and recommendations. This is a very special place and we would love to return. Excellent place to celebrate our 60th birthday. Thanks for the Champagne.
T. Roose (USA) 2007
We greatly enjoyed our stay at La Sonine. What a lovely place! You are indeed fortunate to have it -- I hope you and your family are able to get back and forth to France very frequently to enjoy it --
Aug 2 2008
A beautiful house with absolutely everything you could want to make you feel immediately at home. Perfect environment to just unwind and relax and lovely hot weather all week make this a lovely experience. St paul is a fantastic area with a beautiful town and the main areas of Nice, Monaco, Cannes and St Rafael are all within easy distance. The swimming pool was brilliant. Kent, England
Aug 2008
We have had a lovely time in the Villa and out. It is lovely and big and the forest is very exciting. St Paul is a lovely little walk and we have found a shortcut! We have been to some really nice beaches in Juan les Pins and Antibes. The swimming pool was excellent and all the floats for it were very good. All the bedrooms are very nice and the beds are very comfy. We have had a lovely time. Thank you very much! Liverpool, England
Aug 2008
Many thanks for sharing your absolutely amazing place with us. We have had a fantastic week in beautiful surroundings. Warm Regards - Kazakhstan
May 2009
We had a wonderful stay at La Sonine. The kids had a wonderful time running around the garden and swimming in the pool while the adults enjoyed the peace and quiet of the patio and terrace. We love St Paul de Vence. Thanks for all the helpful suggestions. Looking forward to a return visit in the future. Boston, MA
The house was cool. The pool was warm. The beds were comfortable. We loved our stay here at La Sonine. The home is beautiful and we had a great time. Many memories have been cherished in this house. With thanks The Watenabes
April 2010
Dear Fallowfields
We had a fabulous stay. Your house and suggestions were the foundation for an amazing family getaway. Great Cultural experience for our kids and great relaxation for us. Thanks
Boston MA
June 2011
This past week met our expectations in every way. The Villa was just right...comfortable, relaxed and beautiful.
June 2011
Is the week over already. Darn feels like we've just arrived. Many thanks for sharing your home. It was fabulous. Thanks especially for such a well stocked kitchen and linens. We loved dining outside also laundry access was a great benefit. Thanks for everything. Colorado Springs, USA
- Suitability:
- wheelchair inaccessible
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- children welcome
About Juliet Fallowfield
We live in London having just returned from 17 years living in Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. We have 3 children aged 11-14 and for them, La Sonine is home. Having owned the house from the time they were infants, we are experts on what do to in the area and are very happy to advise.
Juliet Fallowfield purchased this villa in 2002
Why Juliet Fallowfield chose St-Paul-de-Vence
There are few places left untouched on this planet, and even fewer which are located 15 minutes from an international airport. To walk through the alley ways and around the walls of St Paul de Vence is to step back in time. In more modern times, the town was adopted by many well-known artists and this has only added to the richness of the area and village itself. Tourettes sur Loup, Biot, Valbonne, Grasse, Moujins and Vence all offer different flavours of the region and make wonderful 1/2 day trips for lunch or breakfast. A favourite for us is to nip up to Tourettes for breakfast and the market on a Wednesday morning or to walk to Vence for lunch. With the beaches and the high-life of the Cote d'Azur in view and just 15 minutes drive it is easy to duck in and out of this scene and then retreat to the quiet and tranquility of La Sonine. There are not many houses in the area that offer flat land, or houses that are well laid out for 2 or more families. This is what we love about our home and we hope you will too.
What makes this villa unique
We are upgrading. The bathrooms and kitchen are being remodelled Autumn 2012 - do ask for photos!


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The Brooklyn Historical Society decided to ponder the question of Utopian Brooklyn, and pose it to local artists. What would their ideal Brooklyn consist of, and what role do artists — often responsible for first waves of gentrification — play in creating it?
The result is Brooklyn Utopias, a series of art shows exploring the subject. Michael Rippens envisions a borough in which bicyclists have parity with cars. Robert Minervini dreams of Brooklyn encased in a snow globe of sorts, and a future when "architectural equilibrium has been reached, and a sustainable urban eco friendly environment has been created." Eduardo Alexander Rabel and Katherine Gressel see Brooklyn as a butterfly, constantly in a state of metamorphosis. Far as we can tell, no one pictured Utopian Brooklyn exactly as it is now, but many celebrated the diversity of both Brooklyn's people and its buildings, and the flashes of Utopiaa already created here.