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A little less than two weeks ago, we posed a question: Could the Twins, who went a combined 35-78 in August and September in each of their two past lost seasons -- a combined mark that is even worse than their dreadful overall finishes each year -- avoid the dreaded swoon this season?
We noted at the time that the stretch run would be important in getting a look at the team's prospects and also to see what kind of control Ron Gardenhire still had over the team. We also noted that, as of that morning, the Twins were 18-21 in August and September this year -- not good, but at least a sign that they were still interested.
On the very day we wrote that post -- in the morning, mind you -- the Twins went out and lost 18-3. Including that game, they are 2-10 since we posed the question about the swoon. In those games, they have been outscored 98-33. They have been shutout three times and allowed double-digit runs four times.
Part of this can be explained by a slew of call-ups getting playing time. Some of it can be explained by the pitching staff being in even worse shambles than it has been for much of the year. Some of it is a very good, hot-hitting opponent (Oakland), which the Twins have faced home and away.
And part of it seems to be that the fight has gone out of the team, and the inevitable swoon has swallowed them as they limp into the season's final week.
The Twins are 65-90. They have seven home games to finish the year -- three against Detroit and four against Cleveland, both of whom are still playing for spots/positioning in the postseason.
Minnesota needs three wins to get Gardenhire career victory No. 1,000 and to beat the early Vegas over-under line of 67.5 for the season.
The Twins need two victories to finish with a better record than last year.
They need one victory to match last year.
Based on the last two weeks, we would bet low.
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Te recipe is basically good, but needs some Italian seasonings in the sauce to make it more tasty.
Skillet Chicken Parmesan
Yield: 4 Servings
Cost per Serving: $1.90
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 427
- Fat: 19g
- Saturated fat: 8g
- Protein: 42g
- Carbohydrate: 22g
- Fiber: 2g
- Cholesterol: 92mg
- Sodium: 021mg
- 4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves (1 lb.)
- 1/4 cup panko or other plain bread crumbs
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil or 1 1/2 tsp. fresh basil, chopped
- Salt and pepper
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup tomato sauce
- 1 1/2 cups grated mozzarella
- Place chicken between sheets of waxed paper and pound with a rolling pin or flat side of a meat mallet to 1/4-inch thickness (see Tip Strip on page 104).
- Toast bread crumbs in a dry, ovenproof skillet over medium heat until golden, shaking pan occasionally to stir, 2 to 3 minutes. Transfer bread crumbs to a bowl and let cool. Stir in Parmesan and basil and set aside.
- Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper and dredge both sides in flour. Warm oil in skillet over medium-high heat and cook chicken until brown and cooked through, turning once, about 3 minutes per side.
- Preheat broiler to high. Remove skillet from heat and spoon tomato sauce over chicken. Sprinkle with bread crumb mixture and broil 1 minute until just toasted. Sprinkle with mozzarella; broil until cheese is golden and bubbling, 1 to 2 minutes longer, and serve.
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Early Childhood Education
Praxis® Overview
Students enter the program in the non-licensure Child and Youth Development major. Students must pass the "Praxis I: Pre-Professional Skills Test (PPST) in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics" by the end of TERM 1 to enter the licensure track and be admitted to the teacher education program. If the PPST is passed at a later date, students may reapply for admission to the teacher education program.
Licensure students must also successfully complete the following Praxis II exams (early completion is strongly recommended) before they are eligible for licensure:
0521 Principles of Learning and Teaching: Early Childhood
0021 Education of Young Children
0014 Elementary Education: Content Knowledge
0201 Reading Across the Curriculum: Elementary
Non-licensure students must successfully complete Praxis II 0021 Education of Young Children.
What Are the Praxis I® Tests?
Praxis I: Pre-Professional Skills Tests (PPST®) are designed to measure basic skills in reading, writing and mathematics. The reading, writing, and mathematics assessments are available in two formats: paper-based or computer-based.
Who Takes the Tests and Why?
Colleges and universities may use Praxis I: Pre-Professional Skills Tests to evaluate individuals for entry into teacher education programs. The assessments are generally taken early in your college career.
Where Do People Take the Tests?
Computer-based tests are offered by appointment through a national network of Prometric™ Testing Centers (many Prometric Testing Centers are located inside Sylvan Learning Centers) and select colleges and universities. Or you can select paper-based tests when you register. Visit www.ets.org/praxis and click on "Test Centers & Dates" for testing locations in your area.
How Does the Computer-based Test Work?
Each part of the computer-based test is two hours long (to allow for tutorials and the collection of background information from test takers). However, the actual testing time for each part of the test is as follows:
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The Computerized PPST in Reading, Mathematics and Writing is also offered as a combined test that will be delivered as a single testing session. The combined test will consist of four separately timed sections: Reading, Mathematics, Multiple-Choice Writing and Essay Writing. There will be an optional 15-minute break between the Mathematics and Writing Sections of the test. Individual scores will be reported for Reading, Mathematics and Writing.
The testing session for the combined test is set for 4-1/2 hours. This allows enough time for tutorials and the collection of background information. The actual testing time for each section is the same as the individual tests.
By using a special tool that marks answers, you can proceed without answering a question and go back to it, or mark a question you have answered and go back to review or change it. A review screen will tell you if a question has been answered, not yet seen, or marked for review.
Pay close attention to the number of questions and the amount of time remaining to be sure you are making good progress through the test. If a question is difficult or unfamiliar, try to eliminate some of the possible answer choices and make an educated guess based on the remaining options.
How Does the Paper-based Test Work?
The Pre-Professional Skills Tests (PPST®) in Reading and Mathematics consist of 40 multiple-choice questions with 60 minutes of testing time. The Writing test consists of 38 multiple-choice questions and 1 essay question with two 30-minute sections of testing time.
Can I Prepare Before Taking Either Type of Test?
Before taking the test, we suggest you review The Praxis Series 2008-09 Information Bulletin (PDF). The Bulletin provides information on test taking. The Tests at a Glance contains information about test content and provides sample test questions. Study guides are available in the CASE Center in the Clark Teacher Education Center. Milligan also offers tutoring and test preparation. Ask your advisor.
What Is My Score Based On?
In either type of test, all test takers receive a score regardless of the number of questions answered. Your score is based on the number of questions you answer correctly, with no penalty incurred or subtraction for answering a question incorrectly. It is to your advantage to pace yourself so that you have enough time to carefully consider every question
What Are the Score Requirements?
Candidates seeking admission to approved teacher education programs in Tennessee colleges and universities shall attain scores as follows on either the Pre-Professional Skills Tests (PPST®) or the Computer-Based Academic Skills Assessments.
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|Computer-Based Academic Skills Assessments (CBT)
What are the Fees for the Tests and Related Services?
The Paper Based Test includes a $50 registration fee charged once per testing year plus $40 for each Praxis I (PPST®) test.
The Computer-based (PPST®) test can be taken as separate tests or as a combined test in a single testing session. Cost is $80 for 1 test, $120 for 2 tests, $160 for 3 tests, or $130 for a combined test.
For detailed registration and fee information, visit www.ets.org/praxis.
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The lot next to the ACAD building won't be empty long. Soon a $23 million dorm building will sit there. Just across campus, a multi-million dollar student center will sit on the hill and snake around the cafeteria. Sophomore Jennifer Ballard is looking forward to it.
"It's going to be a big improvement than the one we have now because it's not that big and there's really nowhere for us to eat right now so that would be good," said Ballard.
The nearly $17 million student center will have a ballroom, study area, bookstore, lounging area, eating rooms, and a game room equipped with pool tables. The amphitheater used for concerts and other entertainment events will sit on the same hill as the dinning hall.
"It's a very interesting design making great use of the space and it's right in the hub of activity for students," said ASU Fiscal Affairs Vice President Larry Wakefield
The proposed 50,000 square foot building is more than twice the size of the current student center. Student fees will increase from $76 to $100 to help fund the project.
With a 95 percent occupancy rate, Wakefield says it's time for the mixed suites and apartment style dorms that will house 600 students - freshmen and returning students.
"Everybody is excited about the projects because they have great looking designs and they're really going to add some locations on campus that will be attractive to students and help us recruit additional students," Wakefield noted.
The campus will eventually tear down Wiley and Gibson halls which are nearly 30 years old and sit in a flood plain.
The Board of Regents has approved construction of the new student center and student housing. ASU will use bonds to finance the $46 million projects. University leaders hope they'll be ready by fall 2012.
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This time, Pryor is facing a receiving stolen property charge. It stems from an incident in early April. According to court documents, Pryor broke into houses and stole valuables before taking them to local pawn shops, which would be a violation of his probation.
Bob Stevenson is the father of the victim who was killed four years ago.
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One homeowner, whose house was broken into, allegedly by Pryor, said he felt violated.
"How many more people have to get burglarized or killed before he makes a change?" he said.
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The other men who pleaded down to assault in the death of Bryan Stevenson have had some run-ins with the law as well. Donald Hays for drug possession and Justin Werner for trafficking 32 strips of ecstasy, 11 bags of marijuana, and 33 capsules of heroin in last June.
The homeowner said he believes in second chances but would like people not to take them for granted.
"When you just constantly use that chance over and over and over again especially for a crime where someone's life was taken, it just doesn't make any sense to me," the homeowner said.


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For those who want to slowly convert any web forms .net proj into MVC 3/4
Just came across an interesting problem:
I wanted to use MVC 4.0 within a legacy asp .net website project ( not a web application) using Visual Studio 2010 and Razor. I have all MVC versions installed on my machine.
So first I added/registered all MVC assemblies to web.config:
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<add assembly="System.Web.Mvc, Version=184.108.40.206, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35" />
<add assembly="System.Web.Razor, Version=188.8.131.52, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35" />
<add assembly="System.Web.Abstractions, Version=18.104.22.168, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35" />
<add assembly="System.Web.Helpers, Version=184.108.40.206, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35" />
<add assembly="System.Web.Routing, Version=220.127.116.11, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35" />
Also added to the <pages> node:
<add namespace="System.Web.Helpers" />
<add namespace="System.Web.Mvc" />
<add namespace="System.Web.Mvc.Ajax" />
<add namespace="System.Web.Mvc.Html" />
<add namespace="System.Web.Routing" />
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And add the correct <httpmodules> :
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Under <handlers> :
<add name="UrlRoutingHandler"
verb="*" path="UrlRouting.axd"
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Then merge the global asax and put the methods all on the global.asax.cs even if they are on the Global.asax .
So Global.asax should look like this :
<%@ Application Language="C#" CodeFile="Global.asax.cs" Inherits="MvcApplication" %>
and the Global.asax.cs like this :
public partial class MvcApplication : System.Web.HttpApplication
public static void RegisterGlobalFilters(GlobalFilterCollection filters)
filters.Add(new HandleErrorAttribute());
public static void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes)
"Default", // Route name
"{controller}/{action}/{id}", // URL with parameters
new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional }
protected void Application_Start()
protected void Session_Start(object sender, EventArgs e)
// This is the default setting for displaying marketing modals
SessionManager.SessionManagerInstance.ShowMarketingMessage = true;
protected void Application_Error(object sender, EventArgs e)
// all the legacy stuff
protected void Session_End(object sender, EventArgs e)
protected void Application_End(object sender, EventArgs e)
Then created a folder Views on the root of the project and put the controllers classes into a folder called Controllers inside the App_Code folder ( If the controllers class are outside the App_Code project MVC will not work).
After all this the project did not work so after a couple of hours I found out that the virtual path ( on VS right button properties on top of the website node) cannot contain the character '.' . My virtual path was something like "project.web" . When I removed this I successfully added MVC 4.0 to a legacy website asp .net project.
The problem:
Custom Info box does not appear on explorer when a marker is clicked when using google maps API javascript version 3.0 .
The solution:
This issue only happens on explorer and you can sort it out simply removing the opacity filter and the transparency :
#map_canvas div { filter: none !important ; background: transparent !important ; }
.Net Roles were not working as they were supposed.
I was getting empty Roles on Roles.IsUserInRole and Roles.GetRolesForUser.
[Authorize(Roles = "Administrator")] was not working properly on the controller action methods. After a little bit of searching I found out that actually it was something missing on the web.config for the Roles to work on IIS7. So the solution simply is adding this web.config stuff under system.webserver -> modules:
<remove name="FormsAuthentication" />
<add name="FormsAuthentication" type="System.Web.Security.FormsAuthenticationModule" />
<remove name="UrlAuthorization" />
<add name="UrlAuthorization" type="System.Web.Security.UrlAuthorizationModule" />
<remove name="DefaultAuthentication" />
<add name="DefaultAuthentication" type="System.Web.Security.DefaultAuthenticationModule" />
<remove name="RoleManager" />
<add name="RoleManager" type="System.Web.Security.RoleManagerModule" />
This is a message to anybody considering using MVC. Especially 3 with Razor. Do it.
You won't regret it, it's fast, beautiful and razor makes it very easy to manage the design side of things.
When I have several e-commerce sites running on it then I'll know more, so I'll blog along the way.
(Source: makit)
Recently I've been started a new MVC 3 app which is to have lot's of components so I decided to go down the Dependency Injection route. This, for those who are hazy, is a OO design pattern for decoupling components.
I did some research (read, Google) and thought I'd go with …
(Source: makit)
I found out a lot of articles talking about boxing and unboxing but none of them explains when is good to use this technique.
On Msdn pages I found this definition:
"Boxing is the process of converting a value to the type object or to any interface type implemented by this value type. When the CLR* boxes a value type, it wraps the value inside a System.Object and stores it on the managed heap. Unboxing extracts the value type from the object. Boxing is implicit; unboxing is explicit. The concept of boxing and unboxing underlies the C# unified view of the type system, in which a value of any type can be treated as an object"
The term boxing refers an implicit casting and Unboxing is refers to explicit casting:
int i = 5;
object o = i; // Implicit Casting
int j = (int)o; //Explicit Casting
Assume that you are working in a team of 3 developers each working on a different class. You need 3 classes to be implemented:
MyPoint - Defines a 2D point - Developer 1
My3dPoint - defines a 3D point - Developer 2
MyPrinter - Print the information of the other 2 classes - You
So the code for dev 1 and 2 will be :
//Developer 1
namespace Points{
public class MyPoint{
public int x;
public int y:
public class Starter{
MyPoint p = new MyPoint();
p.x= 4;
p.y = 5;
//Developer 2
namespace Points{
public class My3DPoints{
p.x = 3;
p.y = 4;
p.z =
So the class printer will use boxing and unboxing so its generic for all different class implementations.
namespace Printer
public class MyPrinter
public void PrintInfo(Object o) //Boxing is done here
if(o is MyPoint)
MyPoint p = new MyPoint();
p = (MyPoint)o; // Unboxing
Console.Writeline("The point is ({0}, {1})", p.x, p.y);
else if(o is My3DPoint)
My3DPoint p = new My3DPoint();
p = (My3DPoint)o; // Unboxing
Console.Writeline("The point is ({0}, {1}, {2})", p.x, p.y, p.z);
This article is an example how to use boxing and unboxing, however you can solve this problem using generics. I'll write a post about that later.
In this article I will talk about the differences between value types and reference types in c# .
This article assumes a previous knowledge on C# and on the ability to define classes and properties.
To differentiate value types from reference types we can pick an example of each type: Classes and Structs.
We can define a struct simply saying that structs are cut-down classes meaning that structs don't have finalizers and don't support inheritance.
Here is an example of a struct:
struct Point
private int x, y; // private fields
public Point (int x, int y) // constructor
this.x = x;
this.y = y;
public int X // property
get {return x;}
set {x = value;}
public int Y
get {return y;}
set {y = value;}
There is another difference between structs and classes. Structs are value types and classes are reference types. When a value type instance is created a single space in memory is used to allocated to store the value. Primitive types such as int, float, bool and char are also value types, and work in the same way.
Reference types need 2 spaces allocated in memory : a reference to the object and the object itself.
Suppose Form is a class and Point is a struct:
Point p1 = new Point(); // Point is a *struct*
Form f1 = new Form(); // Form is a *class*
In the first case only one space is allocated in memory for p1 whereas, in the second case two spaces are allocated, one for the Form object and other for it's reference f1.
If we copy both objects using variables:
Point p2 = p1;
Form f2 = f1;
p2 will be an independent copy from p1 with it's own separated fields. f2 will be a new reference of the object Form, f2 is simply a copy of the reference f1. Now we have 2 references pointing to the same object.
This is really interesting on the passing parameters to methods. As you must know all method parameters are passed by value (by default) in C# meaning that they are implicitly copied when passed to the method.
For value-type parameters this means that an independent is created like we saw with p2 and for reference types this means copying a reference.
Point myPoint = new Point (0, 0); // a new value-type variable
Form myForm = new Form(); // a new reference-type variable
Test (myPoint, myForm); // Test is a method defined below
void Test (Point p, Form f)
p.X = 100; // No effect on MyPoint since p is a copy
f.Text = "Hello, World!"; // This will change myForm's caption since
// myForm and f point to the same object
f = null; // No effect on myForm
Assign null to f has no effect because f is a copy of a reference and we have only erased the copy.
When passing by "reference", the method interacts directly with the caller's arguments. In the example below, you can think of the parameters p and f being replaced by myPoint and myForm:
Point myPoint = new Point (0, 0); // a new value-type variable
Form myForm = new Form(); // a new reference-type variable
Test (ref myPoint, ref myForm); // pass myPoint and myForm by reference
void Test (ref Point p, ref Form f)
p.X = 100; // This will change myPoint's position
f.Text = "Hello, World!"; // This will change MyForm's caption
f = null; // This will nuke the myForm variable!
In this case, assigning null to f also makes myForm null, because this time we're dealing with the original reference variable and not a copy of it.
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|Moms in Prayer Festival of Joy - Dallas, TX
|Thu 7th August - Mon 13th October
|Moms in Prayer (formerly Moms In Touch), is having their 'Festival of Joy' conference October 17-19 at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel in Dallas, TX. For registration information, visit www.MomsInPrayer.org.
|Donations needed - Rogue Valley Youth For Christ online Auction
|Sat 23rd August - Mon 22nd September
|The 'Rogue Valley Youth For Christ On-line Auction' will be held September 23-October 6th. This year's goal is to raise $250,000 towards helping the youth with mentors in our community. The auction can be viewed at www.roguevalleyyfc.org/events. If you would like to be a sponsor or donate items, contact Martin at [email protected] or 541-779-3275.
|Therapeutic Foster Care Families Needed - Rogue Valley
|Mon 25th August - Thu 25th September
|Foster homes for children who have behavior, emotional and development disabilities are needed here in the Rogue Valley. For those interested in helping these children, contact Shawnee Dale, Therapeutic Foster Care Certifier for Family Solutions at 541-776-0497 x 206 or [email protected]
|Children's Choir School - Medford
|Fri 29th August - Fri 19th September
|St. Peter Lutheran Church Choir School, is starting Friday, September 19. The children will learn to sing, play instruments, and learn music fundamentals in a Christian environment. Classes are on Fridays: Canto Choir for k-3rd grade will meet from 3:15 pm - 4:05 pm; the Koinonia Choir for 4th grade and up will from 3:55 pm - 5:00 pm. Cost is $25 per semester. The church is located at 1020 E.
|Children's Christmas Musical Opportunity - Medford
|Thu 11th September - Sun 21st September
|Medford 1st Naz 'Kids of the Kingdom' invites all kids in our community, grades 1st - 6th, to participate in "A King is Coming to Town" to be performed December 6th & 7th. Practice times are Sunday afternoons 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm in the gym at Medford First Church of the Nazerene, 1974 E. McAndrews Rd. Cost is $20 and covers a cd, T-shirt for the performance, and DVD of the production.
|Women's Bible Studies - Medford
|Thu 11th September - Sat 18th October
|Bethel Church, 4245 Vista Pointe Dr. in Medford is offering two Bible Studies this fall, beginning Tuesday, September 30. The morning study is "Faithful, Abundant, True" by Kay Arthur, Priscilla Shirer & Beth Moore and runs from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm. Childcare is available. The evening study is "Battlefield of the Mind" by Joyce Meyer and runs from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm.
|Rimski-Korsakov Quartet in Concert - Medford
|Thu 11th September - Sat 4th October
|First Presbyterian Church, 85 S. Holly St. is hosting a concert with the Rimsky-Korsakov Quartet on Saturday, October 4, 7:00 pm. Composed of four graduates from the pestigious St. Petersburg Conservatory, they regularly perform in the most reputable festivals in Russia, Germany, France, Italy, Malta, England, Switzerland and Finland.
|Teen Writing Group - Medford
|Sat 13th September
|Are you a teen who enjoys reading and writing stories? Join in the "Writer's Empire" Teen Writing Group on the second and fourth Saturday of the month from 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm in the Medford Teen Library, 205 S. Central Ave. Bring your stories or just come listen to this fun group, led by R.E. Sheahan, author of the young adult science fiction novel, Storm of Arranon: Fire and Ice.
|Book Signing with H.L. Wegley - Medford
|Sat 13th September
|A book signing with locally raised author H.L. Wegley will be held at the Evangel Family Bookstore in the Rogue Valley Mall on Saturday, September 13, 1:00 pm - 3:00. His book series, Pure Genius, is fast-paced, exciting, scary violent when necessary, and always Christian with the twin messages of faith and fact, for teens and adults of all ages.
|Single Moms Car Care Event - Medford
|Sat 13th September
|Abundant Life Christian Fellowship, 25 N. Holly St. in Medford is hosting a 'Single Moms Car Care Event' on Saturday, September 13, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. By appointment, services available are: Car Care-oil and filter change, car wash, windshield wipers, tire checks, belts, hoses, fluids, turn signals, vacuuming, brake/tail light check.
|Prayer Walk - Medford
|Sat 13th September
|The Rogue Valley Prayer Walk from Hawthorne Park to Bear Creek Park will be held on Saturday, September 13, 10:00 - 1:00 pm. There will be worship and prayer in the Bear Creek Ampitheater at 11:00 am. With time to fellowship at 12 noon.
|Second Saturday Lego Fest - Medford Library
|Sat 13th September
|The Medford Branch Library Children's Department is offering Second Saturday Legos building beginning February 8, 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm. Each month, volunteer Helga Motley, will teach children a different Lego building skill. Ages 5 years and up are invited to attend. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Medford Library.
|Habitat for Humanity One Day Sale - Medford
|Sat 13th September
|Habitat for Humanity is having a one day only blow out sale on Saturday, September 13 in the ReStore. ReStore is located at 2233 S. Pacific Hwy. in Medford.
|College Planning Class - Medford
|Sat 13th September
|A College Planning Class on 'How to Pay for College without going Broke' will be held on Saturday, September 13, 10:00 am - 11:30 am and September 18, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm at My College Authority in the SkyOak Buildng, 229 N. Bartlett St. This class is for parents of 2015 & 2016 high school graduates and their students. To register visit www.mycollegeauthority.com or call 541-773-9600.
|Fire House 5 Foundation 5K Fun Run - Phoenix
|Sat 13th September
|The Fire House 5 Foundation 5K Fun Run will be held September 13 at Blue Heron Park in Phoenix. The run starts at 8:00 am. Proceeds will support programs that provide assistance to local fire victims, scholarships, and projects and to support our local firefighters and community members. To register visit fhffoundation.org or call Janelle at 541-601-6358.
|Liberty Men's Quartet in Concert - Medford
|Sun 14th September
|Back by popular demand, Liberty, a traditional Southern Gospel Quartet will be in concert on Sunday, September 14, 5:00 pm at First Church of the Nazarene, 1974 E. McAndrews Rd. in Medford. Bring a friend for this music filled night. For more on Liberty, visit www.libertyquartet.com.
|Home Canning Class - Eagle Point
|Sun 14th September
|Shady Point Seventh-day-Adventist Church, 14611 Hwy 62 in Eagle Point is offering a 'Home Canning Class' on Sunday, September 14, 1:30 pm. Come learn both bath and pressure canning of jams, tomatoes and vegetables. There will also be a cooking demonstration and some snacks. A donation of $5.00 is suggested. For more information, call Sharon at 541-831-0017 or Iris at 360-890-5969.
|Family Movies at the Library - Phoenix
|Mon 15th September
|Enjoy classic family movies on Mondays from 2:45 pm - 4:30 pm, in the Community Meeting Room of the Phoenix Branch Library, 510 West 1st St. All ages are welcome. Films are free and snacks are served, courtesy of the Friends of the Phoenix Branch Library. For more information, contact the Phoenix Branch Library at 541-535-7090 or visit www.jcls.org.
|Preschool Story Time - Ashland Library
|Mon 15th September
|Preschool children and their families are invited to enjoy Preschool Storytime on Monday's beginning April 7, 6:30 pm - 7:00 pm, at the Ashland Branch Library Children's Department, 410 Siskiyou Blvd. For more information, please call the Library at 541-774-6995 or visit www.jcls.org.
|Red Cross Blood Drive - Jackson/Josephine County
|Tue 16th September - Tue 30th September
|The American Red Cross is having their blood drive in Jackson & Josephine County at several locations. To schedule an appointment and find locations, call 1-800-733-2767 or visit www.redcrossblood.org.
|Mystery Readers Book Discussion Group - Phoenix Branch Library
|Tue 16th September
|The Mystery Readers Book Discussion Group meets on the third Tuesday of the month, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm, in the Community Meeting Room of the Phoenix Branch Library, 510 West 1st St. Come join in the conversation about selected topics with other mystery lovers. For discussion themes, please call the Phoenix Branch Library at 541-535-7090.
|Books@4 Discussion Group - Medford Branch Library
|Tue 16th September
|A Book discussion group, 'Books@4', will meet monthly from 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm in the Adams Community Meeting Room of the Medford Branch Library, 205 S. Central Ave. This group will meet on the third Tuesday of each month, beginning on Tuesday, February 18. Come meet others in the local reading community as they share what they are reading and discover your next favorite book to read.
|Celebrate Recovery - Eagle Point
|Tue 16th September
|Trail Christian Fellowship, 18881 Hwy. 62 in Eagle Point is the location for 'Celebrate Recovery Eagle Point'. Meetings are every Tuesday evening for anyone struggling with hurts, habits and hang ups. Biblical "steps" for recovery are followed. Come at 6:00 p.m. for dinner, no charge, donations accepted. The main meeting begins at 6:30 p.m.
|Siskiyou Sleuths Book Group meets - Ashland Branch Library
|Wed 17th September
|The Siskiyou Sleuths Book Group meets to discuss interesting mysteries and welcomes mystery readers on the third Wednesday of each month from 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm, at the Ashland Branch Library, 410 Siskiyou Blvd. April 16 they will be discussing 'Devil in a Blue Dress; May 21 will be 'My Name is Red', and June 18 the book discussion will be on 'Red Planet Blues'.
|DivorceCare for Adults Support Group - Grants Pass
|Wed 17th September
|Parkway Christian Center, 229 NE Beacon Dr. in Grants Pass is offering a 'DivorceCare for Adults' support group every Wednesday, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm, beginning September 10. For more information, call the church at 541-479-2639. DivorceCare seminars and support groups are led by people who understand what you are going through and want to help.
|Missionaries Todd & Connie Aebischer to speak - Eagle Point
|Wed 17th September
|Todd and Connie Aebischer, Nazarene Missionaries to the Philippines, will be at Eagle Point Church of the Nazarene, 400 Stevens Rd., Wednesday, September 17, 6:00 pm. Please bring a main dish and salad or dessert, as this is a potluck.
|History of the Roman Emperors with Ean Roby - Medford
|Wed 17th September
|Ean Roby, popular lecturer and noted historian, will begin a three-part series on the history of the Roman Emperors to be held on the third Wednesday of the month from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm in the Large Community Meeting Room of the Medford Branch Library,205 S. Central Ave. This series dates are Wednesday, September 17, October 15 and November 19. Light refreshments will be served.
|Toddlerobics - Medford
|Wed 17th September
|Come exercise your mind, body, and spirit during "Toddlerobics:Movement, Music, and Me!" on the third Wednesday of the month, 10:30 am - 11:00 am, in the Adult Garden of the Medford Branch Library, 205 S. Central Ave. Class is for toddlers 2 and up. Toddlerobics will be held September 17, October 15, November 19 and December 17.
|Preschool Story Time - Ashland Library
|Wed 17th September
|Preschool children and their families are invited to enjoy Preschool Storytime on Wednesdays, 10:30 am - 11:00 am, beginning April 9, at the Ashland Branch Library, 410 Siskiyou Blvd. For more information, call the Library at 541-774-6995 or visit www.jcls.org.
|GEMS: Growing and Encouraging Moms
|Thu 18th September
|GEMS of Grants Pass meets on the first and third Thursday of the month at Calvary Crossroads Church, 1051 SE 'M' St. in Grants Pass. Growing and Encouraging Moms is what GEMS is all about. For more information, call the church at 541-479-4334 or Toni Martin at 541-761-4756.
|Celebrate Recovery - Medford
|Thu 18th September
|Celebrate Recovery is being held at Set Free and New Life Christian Fellowship, 1032 W. Main St. in Medford, on Thursdays, 6:30 pm. Celebrate Recovery is here to help anyone with their hurts, habits and hangups. Child care is available. For more information, call 541-773-4004.
|Monthly Gathering - Vision Impaired
|Fri 19th September
|Southern Oregon Lions Sight and Hearing Center, 228 N. Holly St. in Medford has an open social event for the Visually Impaired Person on the third Friday of every month, from 10:00 am - noon. All visually impaired people and their caregivers are welcome and encouraged to come. For more information, call Nancy Olson at 541-535-2884.
|Peripheral Neuropathy Support Group
|Fri 19th September
|The Pacific Chapter of the Neuropathy Association is forming a Neuropathy Support Group in Medford. They will meet the 3rd Friday of the month, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm in the Carpenter Room 1-2 of Rogue Valley Medical Center.
|Operation Christmas Child GO Box Distribution -
|Fri 19th September
|Operation Christmas Child GO Boxes will be available for pick up on Friday, September 19, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm at First Church of the Nazarene, 1974 E. McAndrews Rd., Hendersons RV/SuperSteer, 480 Redwood Hwy. in Grants Pass, and here at theDove, 2070 Milligan Way.
|Third Saturday Chess Club - Medford Branch Teen Library
|Sat 20th September
|The Chess Club meets on the third Saturday of each month from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm in the Medford Branch Teen Library, 205 S. Central Ave. All ages are welcome to drop in and test their skills. All levels of players are welcome. Family board games are also available to play in the Teen Library. For more information, call the Medford Teen Library at 541-774-8685.
|Bi-Monthly Christian Writer's Group Meeting
|Sat 20th September
|A 'Christian Writer's Group' meets the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, 8:00 am - 9:30 am at Heritage Christian Church, 1870 W. Stewart Ave. in Medford. For more information, call 541-779-7937 or email [email protected]
|Teen Game Day - Ashland Branch Library
|Sat 20th September
|Is gaming your thing? Join the crowd during Teen Game Day from 12 noon - 3:30 pm on the 3rd Saturday of each month at the Ashland Branch Library, 410 Siskiyou Blvd. Wii games, Xbox, board games, great food and fun included. All you need to bring is yourself. This free monthly event is sponsored by the Ashland Friends of the Public Library.
|Game On Day for Childhood Cancer Awareness - Medford
|Sat 20th September
|Join Gamerosity for the 2nd annual Game On Day for Childhood Cancer Awareness, Saturday, September 20, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm at US Cellular Field 14 in Medford. This event is to celebrate life and rock Childhood Cancer Awareness Month with games galore. Admission is free. Come party with a live DJ, Bounce Houses, Inflatables for all ages, lifesize games, crafts and much more.
|Rogue Valley Youth For Christ On-Line Auction
|Tue 23rd September - Mon 6th October
|The 'Rogue Valley Youth For Christ On-Line Auction' will be held September 23 - October 6. This year's goal is to raise $250,000 towards helping connect the youth with adult mentors in our community. To view the auction, visit www.roguevalleyyfc.org/events.
|Buck Storm/Michael Farley Concert Series
|Wed 24th September
|Buck Storm and Michael Farley will be in concert this fall. September 24, 6:30 pm they will be at Lampman Baptist Church, 100 Lampman Rd. in Gold Hill. September 25, they will be at Harvest Christian Fellowship, Gold Hill, 6:30 pm. Trail Christian Fellowship, 18881 Hwy.
|Movies in the Medford Library
|Wed 24th September
|Come to free film showings on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month, from 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm at the Medford Branch Library, 205 S. Central Ave. For information about the film being shown please call the Medford Branch Library at 541-774-8679 or visit www.jcls.org.
|Digital Downloads and you - Ashland Branch Library
|Thu 25th September
|Do you have a new tablet or eReader? Would you like to add some library books to it? Ashland Branch Library,410 Siskiyou Blvd. is having a 'Need2Know:Digital Downloads' hands-on demonstration on Thursday, September 25, 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm. There will be an introductory session to give an overview of Library2Go, as well as time for questions and one-on-one assistance.
|Night of Hope for Women - Medford
|Thu 25th September
|Bethel Church at Vista Pointe, 4245 Vista Pointe Dr. in Medford, would like to invite all women in the Rogue Valley to a "Night of Hope"- an evening of anointed worship with a powerful message from guest speaker Sherry Harrison. This event will be held Thursday, September 25, with doors opening at 6:30 pm. Tickets are $5.00. For more information call 541-779-5771.
|Prayer Vigil for Pastor Saeed Abedini - Medford
|Fri 26th September
|The Journey Church, 2399 S. Pacific Hwy. in Medford is opening their church on Sunday, September 26, 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm, to participate in the prayer vigil - global effort - on behalf of Pastor Saeed Abedeni. This date marks the two year anniversary of the imprisonment of U.S. Pastor Abedini.
|Divorce Care Class - Medford
|Fri 26th September
|Table Rock Fellowship, 3610 N. Pacific Hwy. is offering a Divorce Care Class for adults and children (ages 5-12) on Friday, September 26 and will run for 13 weeks. For more information, call the church at 541-245-2612.
|Fresh Wind Conference - Ashland
|Sat 27th September - Sun 28th September
|Rivergate, 188 Garfield St. in Ashland is hosting ' Fresh Wind' September 27, 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm and September 28, 10:30 am. Keynote speaker is Anne Kalvestrand. Anne oversees missions training at Bethel Church in Redding, CA. Lewis Crownover from Grants Pass Vineyard will lead worship. Cost is $20 for the full seminar, $10 per session.
|Parkinson's Fundraising Awareness Walk - Medford
|Sat 27th September
|Sole Support for Parkinson's is a fundraising awareness walk to help build community and support for patients and families living with a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. This walk will be held on Saturday, September 27, at Bear Creek Park in Medford. For more information and to register, please visit www.solesupport.org or call Parkinson's Resources of Oregon at 1-800-426-6808.
|Family Fun & Music Festival - Central Point
|Sat 27th September
|Foundations for Recovery is having a 'Family Fun & Music Festival' Saturday, September 27, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm at Pfaff Park in Central Point. This festival is to bring awareness of the rampant problems that drugs and alcohol addiction can bring and to educate families. There will be games for children, great food from local vendors and music by local bands.
|Illinois Valley Pregnancy Center Fundraising Event - Cave Junction
|Sat 27th September
|A Pie Auction and live music with Dale Hopper and other local musicians will be held as a fundraising event for the Pregnancy Center of the Illinois Valley on Saturday, September 27, 6:00 pm. Location is the EV Free Church, 498 Laurel Rd. in Cave Junction. For more information, call 541-592-6058.
|1950's Potluck & Car Show - Grants Pass
|Sun 28th September
|Jubilation Fellowship, 6155 Williams Hwy. in Grants Pass is having their 1950's Potluck & Car Show Sunday, September 28, 12:30 pm - 4:00 pm. It will begin with a 50's style potluck in the Fellowship Hall. Think casseroles, jell-o and moon pies. Timeless will provide live 50's style music. There will be hula hoop and limbo contests, door prizes, raffles and a custom rod show.
|S.O. Figure Skating Club Exhibition of The Stars - Medford
|Sun 28th September
|The Southern Oregon Figure Skating Club is hosting their 13th Annual Exhibition of The Stars on Sunday, September 28, 5:00 pm at the RRRink, 1349 Center Dr. Admission is $3.00. This event is a celebration of artistic/showcase routines from our local figure skaters. All are welcome to come and enjoy wonderful skating and support these dedicated figure skaters.
|Monthly Scrapbook Workshops - Gold Hill Branch Library
|Wed 1st October
|Enjoy a monthly workshop for teen to adult scrapbooking enthusiasts on the first Wednesday of each month, from 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm at the Gold Hill Branch Library, 202 Dardanelles St. Bring your mementos and learn how to "smash" your special treasures into scrapbooks, share good company and share talents. Contact the library at 541-855-1994 for a supply list. Class runs from January through May.
|Grief Support Group for Children - Grants Pass
|Wed 1st October - Thu 9th October
|Lovejoy's Treehouse - a family based Grief Support program for children - will be offered October 9 - November 13. This is a community service offered free of charge. Space is limited. Pre-registration and an orientation visit is required. Forms are available at any school and at Lovejoy's office, 939 SE 8th St. in Grants Pass.
|Applegate Community Knitting Group Monthly Meeting
|Fri 3rd October
|The Applegate Community Knitting Group meets on the first Friday of each month, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm at the Applegate Branch Library, 18485 North Applegate Rd. Bring your projects, be inspired, share knitting patterns, skills, knowledge and creativity. The first meeting is Friday, March 1. This is a free program hosted by Friends of Applegate Library.
|Friday Night at the Movies - Eagle Point Library
|Fri 3rd October
|Eagle Point Library, 239 W. Main St., is offering 'Friday Night at the Movies' on the first Friday of the month, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm, beginning February 7. Popcorn will be served and kids are welcome to come in their pajamas! For more information call the Eagle Point Branch Library at 541-826-3313 or visit www.jcls.org.
|Valley-Wide Christian Men's Monthly Breakfast
|Sat 4th October
All men of the Rogue Valley are invited to the monthly Valley-Wide Christian Men's Breakfast. They meet the first Saturday of every month, 7:00 a.m. at Hometown Buffet.
|First Sunday Legos Class - Ashland Branch Library
|Sun 5th October
|First Sunday Lego's Class meets at the Ashland Branch Library Children's Department, the first Sunday of the month., 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm. Each month volunteer Helga Motley will teach children a different Lego building skill. Ages 5 years and up are invited to attend. For more information, call the Ashland Children's Department at 541-774-6995.
|Book Discussion Group - Central Point
|Mon 6th October
|A book discussion group meets on the first Monday of each month from 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm at the Central Point Library, 116 S. Third St. For information about the upcoming book topics call the Central Point Library at 541-664-3228 or visit www.jcls.org.
|Monthly Book Discussion - Central Point Library
|Mon 6th October
|A book discussion group meets on the first Monday of each month, 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm at the Central Point Branch Library, 116 S. Third St. . If you are interested in joining but have not had a chance to read a book yet, come for the fellowship and help choose next months theme. For more information, call the library at 541-664-3228.
|Tuesday Origami Sessions - Medford Library
|Tue 7th October
|The Medford Branch Library Children's Department is having Origami Sessions on the first Tuesday of the month, beginning on February 4, 3:45 pm - 5:45 pm. This free hands on demonstration will take place in the Storytime Room in the Children's Department of the Medford Library, 205 S. Central. For more information, call the Medford Children's Department at 541-774-8678 or visit www.jcls.org.
|Stuttering Support Group - First Tuesday of the Month
|Tue 7th October
The Speech Center Plus, 1700 E. Barnett Rd. has started a Stuttering Support Group for adults and children that meets on the first Tuesday of every month. At these meetings you will meet other people who stutter, share your experiences, challenges, and successes, practice speaking skills, etc.
|Family Tree Maker - PC Users Group Monthly Meet
|Tue 7th October
|Jackson County Genealogy Library, 3405 S. Pacific Hwy. has a Family Tree Maker group that meets the first Tuesday of each month, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm. Everyone is encouraged to bring problems or concerns and as a group we try and resolve these issues. It is a great way to keep connected and share information. Free and fun, you can call 541-512-2340 for more information.
|Town Hall Meetings with Commissioner Don Skundrick
|Thu 9th October
|Commissioner Don Skundrick continues his second series of Town Hall meetings. Commissioner Skundrick will be at the Eagle Point Branch Library on October 9, 6:30 pm. For more information, contact Don Skundrick, Jackson County Commissioner, at 541-774-6116 or at [email protected]
|Brookings/Harbor Chamber Luncheon - Brookings/Harbor
|Thu 9th October
|The Brookings/Harbor Chamber monthly Membership Forum Luncheon is held on the second Thursday of each month at the Brookings Inn Resort Conference Center, 1143 Chetco Ave., Brookings, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm.
|Book Chat - Medford Branch Library
|Tue 14th October
|Medford Library Book Chat meets on the second Tuesday of the month, 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm in the Carpenter Community Meeting Room of the Medford Branch Library, 205 S. Central. Refreshments are provided by the Friends of the Medford Library. For more information and book titles, contact the Medford Branch Library at 541-774-8679 or visit www.jcls.org.
|Ashland Macintosh Users Group
|Tue 14th October
|The Ashland Macintosh Users' Group (AshMUG) meets the second Tuesday of every month in the Ashland Community Hospital Conference Room, 280 Maple St., 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Come learn more about all your Apple devices, enjoy presentations on various Apple or Apple related software and hardware, and participate in a lively Q & A session on all things Apple.
|Medford Library Book Discussion Group
|Tue 14th October
|The Medford Library Book Discussion Group meets on the second Tuesday of the month from 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm in the Adams Community Meeting Room of the Medford Branch Library, 205 S. Central Ave. Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Medford Library. For more information, please contact Suz Harrison at 541-774-6415 or visit www.jcls.org.
|Books@Noon - Ashland Branch Library
|Tue 14th October
|What are you reading? Looking for suggestions? Jump into the conversation with "Books@Noon". They meet the second Tuesday of every month, from 12 noon to 1:00 pm at the Ashland Branch Library, 410 Siskiyou Blvd. Come and meet with others of the local reading community as they share what they are reading, and discover your next favorite book to read.
|Brain Books Discussion Group - Ashland Branch Library
|Tue 28th October
|Join the Brain Books Discussion Group on the fourth Tuesday of the month, 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm, in the Guanajuato Room of the Ashland Branch Library, 410 Siskiyou Blvd. The Brain Books Discussion Group is sponsored by the Friends of the Ashland Public Library. Discussion dates are July 22, September 2 and September 23.
|Come Alive Tour - Jeremy Camp with Kutless and Adam Cappa
|Thu 30th October
|The Come Alive Tour, with Jeremy Camp, Kutless and Adam Cappa, will be held at the Lithia Amphitheater Thursday, October 30, 7:00 pm. Tickets are available at lmgconcerts.com, 4DTixx.com, Facebook LMG Concerts, at Evangel Parable Christian Book Stores or by calling 855- 443-8499.


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Mariah Carey & Nick Cannon Are Having Twins!
People: Ever since Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon confirmed their pregnancy news, the world has been wondering: Is it a boy or a girl? Maybe even multiples?
On Thursday, Cannon himself put rumors to rest on his radio show, telling listeners, "We are having twins."
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Richmond, VA— Several streets will be closed in the Carillon and Byrd Park neighborhoods in preparation for President Obama's visit to the area on Thursday.
Starting Wednesday, special parking regulation will go into effect on Rugby Road. Towing will begin at 6:00 AM Thursday in the immediate area of the Carillon Park.
Police will be restricting traffic flow all day Thursday. Although officers may need to stop traffic at various times during the day, it is not expected to cause significant delays or backups.
There will be no parking at the Carillon Park for the President's event. All ticketed attendees must park at City Stadium; they will then be bussed to the Carillon.
The following streets will be closed 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday:
Byrd Park Vita Course, Barker Field, Dogwood Dell parking lots and Carillon Park will all be closed for the event Thursday.
Drivers may use the following detour routes to avoid delay on Thursday:
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Remaining traffic will be detoured at the Columbus Monument (Blanton Avenue) east to Idlewood Avenue to Meadow Street south to Amelia Street to Shield's Lake Court to Shirley Lane to Park Drive south to the bridge.
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Married Dad Makes Out on Dance Floor
Should I have said something, or kept my mouth shut?
Momlogic's Gina: This weekend I watched as a family friend (a dad of one, with another on the way) made out with a woman on a dance floor. The only problem: It wasn't his wife!
Yes, I knew this church-going, conservative guy had chugged a few (okay, more than a few) drinks beforehand ... but that surely doesn't make his behavior okay -- far from it! As I watched him dance with this 20-something brunette and then kiss her square on the mouth, I had a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach. What a freaking LOSER!
When the guy sat back down, I gave him an earful. I asked him how he could live with himself when he has a three-year-old kid and a pregnant wife sitting at home. He claimed he "hadn't kissed anyone" even though I definitely saw it with my own two eyes. Plus, he had been talking to the girl at the bar all night ... and even that made me uncomfortable. How could a married father feel okay about flirting and kissing another girl? It seriously made me sick.
I told him I was offended on behalf of all mothers. That no mom deserved to be treated that way. That I felt sorry for his wife and his children. That I thought he was absolutely and positively disgusting. That a "boys night out" was not a free pass to cheat. But I knew he had drank so much booze, none of this was getting through. In fact, moments later, he was back at the bar chatting the girl up again. A few hours later, he was forcibly removed from the bar because the bartender said the girl didn't want to talk to him anymore ... but he wasn't taking no for an answer.
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What do you think of this lowlife dad? Let him have it!
Fist of all how was that any of ur buisness?? get a life… and just because one guy acted like that that doesent mean all men are dogs because We all have seen women act up once u get a lil bozze in them but I did not see an article calling women female dogs…
As far as I'm concerned you were nice. If he were someone I knew and I was on friendly terms with his wife I would have beat him to a bloody pulp.
This is a tough one personally because if you say something and she is a friend of yours you may loose her. He will probably act like you did something. Idk It's a tough call.
I think that you were lucky that the guy
didn't embarass or hurt you in the club.
You stalk the guy all night long did your friends not ask you why you are so
interested in another women's husband?
I think you want him for your sick self.
you must be female….! mind your own business or learn about men…not that his actions are right, but…men, sex, climax.. it's a body movement.. read some books.. spare yourself and stay single….
I had something like that happen to be a few years ago. hubby was drinking went to a club, talking to another female. nothing happen ecause he got kick out of the night club. but I think what if. I still think what if. when I ask him about it he saids he dont remember nothing he was to drunk. Even doe he dont drink or go out anymore, I wonder if he did that before and how far he gotten. even after all these years things still in my mine
One of the many reasons humanity is so topsy turvy is that people are no longer made accountable for their actions. If you call yourself a "real" friend, it is appropriate that you call him on his bad behavior and tell his wife about it. Ultimately they need to sort something out in their relationship and it better be sooner than later. I know I would appreciate it if someone told me.
I would tell him you will rat on him unless he gives you some cash. Make some money on the deal.
Keep your goddamned nose out of other peoples business and look to your own miserable little life.
Yes, she was right in "calling him out" for his disgusting behavior, however, I wonder what was she doing so long in that same bar area. Been there, done similar, and
I'd give just about anything to repair all the damage I've done to my family.
Tough call…Besides you don't know what goes on between them two behind close doors..She will find out soon enough..Best to keep out of it for the time being
Seriously, learn to mind your own business. My hubby-to-be and I have an open relationship and if you haressed him like that you'd get the bitching out of all time from ME.
women cheat too!
He's wrong and stupid but maybe mommys not showing him any any love and he's acting out? Just a guys point of view…and oh by the way, what were you doing in a place like that til closing if you're such a nice mommy?….coulndt have been there w your husband acting like that.
I wish someone would have told me 6 yrs ago when I was the pregnant wife at home. Chances are that she, like I did, suspects something but doesn't know for sure. If I had known for sure I wouldn't be in the mess I am in now. Not knowing but suspecting is worse than finally knowing.
Good for you! His wife needs to know what happened. This sort of thing is exactly why I got divorced. My ex was cheating on me big time, and I had suspicions, but the mom of a kid I used to watch finally confirmed them. I was glad someone had the courage to let me know what he was up to.
Try telling a women to wear the exact same pair of shoes the rest of her entire life and see how for that gets you. But then women have no problem telling a man to wear the same woman every single day for the rest of his life. Women are vain and selfish. Their tender egos equate cheating with lack of love and that's just not necessarily the case. Moreover, they want everything their way 100%. 100% exclusivity. A man cheating just once in a year is still 99.99% monogamous, and that's still not good enough for a woman. Get over yourselves.
This is what's wrong with the world today, adult taddle tales. I mean, mind your own damn business!


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As expected, Congressman Brett Guthrie has filed for reelection in Kentucky's 2nd District. In a news release Tuesday, the freshman Republican expressed confidence that he will be joined by more Republicans in the next Congress.
"I am confident that people across the country are going to choose a more conservative direction for America," Guthrie said.
There will not be a rematch of the 2008 race versus Democrat David Boswell, who announced last month that he is instead running for a sixth term in the state senate.
Here's Guthrie's release:
U.S. Representative Brett Guthrie (R, KY-02) filed his paperwork with Kentucky's Secretary of State's office to run for reelection in the second congressional district. Guthrie is serving his first term in Congress after winning the seat in November 2008.


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A Squirrel's Life
design notes and the design doc for the squirrel RPG i made for the london NHM last week.
Sand, under a 250x microscope
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My strip for the Guardian's cartoon special. You can read all the other ones here.
Beautiful. Click-clork to embiggen, to enjoy it in all its beauty.
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"Is there a life after death?"
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The Fantasy Trip: Wizard, MicroGame #3 by Steve Jackson, illustrated by Clark Bradley, Metagaming, 1978.
Sorry for scanning my creased copyI'm not sorry at all. I played the hell out of Melee and Wizard, separately and in combination, 1-on-1, in large teams, or solo, wherever we had a square foot to place the map, before and after longer D&D games, in the lunch room, or on a bus seat.
I think this is my third copy of Wizard, since it's the intact one.
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Dozens of pledge reward drawings by Ron Regé Jr. for those who donated to the completion of The Cartoon Utopia.
"Spring Signs" - small drawings by Ron Regé Jr. See many more at his blog.
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Easy assembly, cute, and comfortable. The stools go well in our kitchen and match our wrought iron baker's rack.
These bar stools can be adjusted for counter or bar height. They are very nice to look at with brown soft cushions and a glide swivel. They arrived quickly and were easy to put together.
great bar stools and very nice style and easy to put together which is always a bonus. quick delivery.
This set was purchased to accompany my baker's rack style wrought iron wine rack, that I bought at the Salvation Army for 20 bucks nearly 30 years ago. It's still one of my favorite pieces, but I've always felt it looked lonely and needed a set of bar stools, one for each side. I didn't want to spend much, needed something plain, but with a bit of scroll work to match the wine rack. These fit perfectly. The quality is great, although I wish the legs were solid without extenders, but for the price, I couldn't pass them up. I wouldn't expect them to hold up well to years of abuse with heavy people or children - but for my needs - they're perfect.
These stool are really nice. I live in a apartment and they fit in nice at my breakfast bar.
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Tags: Emma Watson, Harry Potter, Bling Ring, Perks of Being a Wallflower, Emma Watson Single
Obviously it's not great that the lovely Emma Watson went through a break-up last June; but the good news is that she's single and ready to mingle! Apparently she's been separated from her long-time boyfie Will Adamowicz for some time, and it's just been confirmed by her rep:
"Emma and Will separated last summer and are no longer in touch."
No official word as to the reason for the split, but Emma has had a hectic shooting schedule for the last few years, and is headed back to uni to finish her degree this year. So if her busy lifestyle had anything to do with it, then at least she'll be distracted while she finds her feet as a singleton!
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Ever since Kevin Miller became a Christian at age 9 during summer camp, he has been haunted by this topic:
Now 41, Miller says he has no idea what happens to people after death. But, as a child, he believed that some people were going to hell, and he feared that it could be him, or his parents, or his siblings.
"It's a horrible place for a kid to be," Miller said in an interview shortly after the recent release of his new film, "Hellbound?" "That fear has percolated underneath my faith for my entire life."
"Hellbound?" — which cost $350,000 to produce — is opening in more than 20 theaters across North America and will continue to add venues in coming months. Filming coincided with the 2011 release of evangelical pastor Rob Bell's controversial book, "Love Wins," which questions conventional views of hell and landed Bell on the cover of Time magazine.
Though Bell declined to appear in "Hellbound?" Miller said the book helped pave the way for a film. "All of a sudden it brought everybody out of the woodwork who had a dog in the fight. ... It helped show what a lightning rod this is."
The questions posed by "Hellbound?" — does hell exist and, if so, who goes there? — are no longer so anxiety-producing for Miller, a Canadian writer and director who has worked on projects with both religious and nonreligious themes, and briefly played Superman villain Lex Luthor in the television show "Smallville."
Miller's faith journey has taken him through Mennonite and evangelical churches to his current Anglicanism, where he embraced a gentle view of hell before he made the film: universalism, which doesn't consider hell a place of eternal torment and holds that all souls will be saved.
To the annoyance of those who preach a more traditional fire-and-brimstone view of post-mortem punishment, Miller's film gives much space to calm voices who reject the idea of endless punishment, such as Christian author Brad Jersak.
"If we're strict infernalists, the victims of Auschwitz who didn't have their names written in the Book of Life go right from Hitler's flames into God's flames, forever and ever and ever," Jersak says in the film. "Is that justice?"
"Hellbound?" does include articulate adherents of the more prevalent understanding of hell, including Mark Driscoll, pastor of Seattle's Mars Hill evangelical megachurch. But this perspective is also represented by a fair share of fringe types in the film, most notably an exorcist, and members of Westboro Baptist Church, famous for their picketing of soldiers' funerals with signs that read "God Hates Fags."
Miller caught up with the Westboro protesters near ground zero, and interviews them as they rail that 9/11 was divine retribution for America's sins. He contrasts their understanding with his own — of God as a more loving and forgiving divinity.
"I don't think the Bible is so much concerned with what happens to us after we die as it is with how we live today," Miller said. "If I could say that I believe in hell, it is the hell we create by perpetuating the cycle of retributive violence that we're caught up in. The minute we walk away from the ideal that Christ gives us, I think we walk into hell."
But "Hellbound?" presents a more complex conversation about hell, even as it picks fights with the Westboro congregants and takes viewers to a death metal concert, where the bands and fans wear horns on their heads and growl like the devil.
Interviewing scholars who explain evolving views of damnation over the course of Christian history, Miller presents choices on hell, at one point throwing a chart up on the screen. It shows three possibilities — eternal torment, universalism and annihilationism (good souls go to heaven, the bad just disappear) — and tallies of Bible verses that support each.
The biblical ambiguity Miller presents in "Hellbound?" isn't likely to play well with traditional Christians, an audience he hopes to reach with the film. He knows many of them are not likely to go out to watch it on a big screen. But he hopes that those as plagued by the question of hell as his 9-year-old self was won't have much trouble finding it on the Internet.
Evangelist Ray Comfort, who gets significant screen time during the 85-minute documentary, said he hasn't seen "Hellbound?" and didn't know that it favors universalism.
"That belief is attractive to many," Comfort told Religion News Service, "but it is unbiblical."
"If there is no ultimate justice and no hell as a place of just punishment," Comfort said, "then Hitler got away with it and God is wicked, in the same way a judge is a criminal if he turns a blind eye to a murder."
Miller, who lives in British Columbia with his wife and four children, said he knows some will see "Hellbound?" as his feeble attempt to escape the unpleasant idea that some people are going to suffer forever.
"Poor Kevin, he had to make a whole movie to deal with the fact that he was traumatized as a kid," Miller imagines them thinking.
The film wasn't born of fear, but to help free people from fear, he said. "I would like to think I'm a lot more self aware than that."


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September 8, 2006
Albany -- Albany Police go back to school to learn Spanish. Hispanics are the fastest growing minority group in the nation, and many hispanics in this country don't speak English well. That poses a problem for law enforcers.
The US census shows there are more Hispanic people in Dougherty County than ever before. Many are non-english speakers and that causes a communication barrier between law enforcement and citizens they're trying to help.
Only one APD officer on the force is fluent in Spanish, and now more officers are taking the initiative to learn.
You don't learn this in police academy. Law enforcers like Sgt. Joe Moored are learning just how important it is to be bilingual.
"It will enhance our relationship, it will develop trust, and it will also help us to get the details about issues and crimes that are going on in certain neighborhoods," said Sgt. Joe Moored of APD.
Those neighborhoods are ones that are predominantly Hispanic, and people there can only speak Spanish.
In Spanish: "My name is George Lopez and I work for Albany Police Department," said Corp. George Lopez of APD.
Corporal George Lopez is of Latino decent. He says he often feels stretched thin because he's the only APD officer who can speak Spanish fluently, so he's called out a lot.
"Sometimes I'll go to a car accident where they got people invovled in an accident, nobody can speak English, and I'm the only one who can be of assisstance in that situation," said Corporal George Lopez of APD.
Aside from police work he also helps out in court, local hospitals, with county police and the Sheriff's Office as a translator.
Instructor Elizabeth Parr says that proves why it's so important to learn Spanish. The full-time school teacher volunteers her time once a week to teach the officers.
"If you are in an emergency situation and there is no the person speaks Spanish, and there's no one there to communicate with them, it can really be bad," said Spanish teacher Elizabeth Parr.
That situation is one Sgt. Joe Moored knows firsthand from several incidents with Spanish speakers.
"We need to ascertain if anybody's injured, a lot of time there's children involved, and we can't communicate at all," said Sgt. Moored.
He hopes other officers will also take note of the growing importance of learning Spanish.
The classes are held Tuesdays and Thursdays at six pm at APD Station One on Dawson Road, and they are free.
They've invited people in law enforcement, public service, and anyone else in the community to come out and learn Spanish.
Police are always looking for volunteer interpreters for all languages, especially those who can translate Spanish. Anyone interested can call the police department at 431-2100.
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