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Marching to Repeal DADT in Omaha
July 8, 2010
The following post comes from HRC's Cassie Fleming: Veterans and volunteers marched through Omaha's streets on Saturday chanting "Hey, hey, ho, ho, D-A-D-T has got to go!" Wearing the green "repeal" t-shirts and handing out "repeal" dog tags, the group was one of the most energetic that marched in Omaha's Pride Parade. As the marchers filed into the Pride festival grounds at the end of the parade, we took out cell phones and clip boards and put our excitement and enthusiasm to work. Our volunteers gathered signatures and helped Pride-goers call Nebraska Sen. Mike Johanns to urge him to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" now. Omaha Pride was not only an excellent way to get hundreds of Nebraskans in touch with Sen. Johanns over the weekend, but it was also a good way for our volunteers from across the state to come together and celebrate all the hard work they have done over the past few months. After Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson voted for repeal during the Senate Armed Services committee vote in May, our volunteers did not miss a beat in revving up the campaign to urge Republican Sen. Johanns to also vote for repeal this month. We have several events coming up: We will continue our stop-and-dial in Lincoln and Omaha. In Lincoln, we will be at the Stransky Park Concert Series at Stransky Park from 6 to 9 pm on Thursday. Contact Cassie Fleming at email@example.com to help us out on Thursday! And, in Omaha, we will be at Shakespeare on the Green at Elmwood Park near the University of Nebraska-Omaha from 5:30 to 8 pm. Contact Rachel Gehringer-Wiar at email@example.com to help us out on Friday! Omaha volunteers will also be at the Old Market Farmer's Market Saturday morning from 9 -11:30 am. Contact Rachel Gehringer-Wiar at email@example.com to help us out on Friday and Saturday! And, make sure to attend the film showing of "Ask Not" at McFoster's Natural Kind Café in Omaha from 7 to 10 pm on Wed, July 14. The film showing will be part of the "People's Film Festival." "Ask Not" is a film that addresses the issues and effects surrounding the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy for gay and lesbian service members. It tells the powerful stories of both current and veteran gay soldiers and explores the various campaigns and youth activism that the push for repeal has spurred. Following the film, four Omaha veterans will tell their stories, explaining how "Don't ask, Don't Tell" has affected them. There will be opportunities to take action by writing letters and signing the petition in support of repeal.
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At 20, Donnie Maclurcan attained the Guinness World Record for the fastest journey on foot across Australia, running from Perth to Sydney in 67 days, raising $30,000 for the sight-restoring work of The Fred Hollows Foundation. He spent the following decade presenting to school, community and corporate groups about ending avoidable blindness, while building a broader background as a professional speaker and facilitator. His interest in high-performance sports continued, with a Bachelor's degree in Human Movement Studies leading to work with over 350 athletes as an exercise physiologist, including coaching the Fijian sailing team. During his 20s, he also worked with Sydney's homeless, then as a telephone counsellor and coordinator of a lobby group for Aboriginal justice. His time on the NSW Human Rights Education Committee motivated him to spend two challenging years co-developing a case study about the 2002 drowning of 353 asylum seekers on their way to Australia.
Believing that additional supportive structures could help fellow Australians seeking to make a difference, Donnie established Project Australia. Through pro-bono consultancy, the organisation has helped more than 160 not-for-profit projects start, scale and sustain their work. As the organisation's lead consultant, Donnie's ability to provide valuable advice grew through his organizing the Great Australian Bike ride (raising AUD $250,000 for mental health research) and assembling a directory of over 500 community passions and skills in his hometown of Brooklyn.
Continuing an early interest in world affairs, Donnie taught English and mathematics in South Korea, was a journalist at the World Social Forum in Kenya, and obtained a Ph.D. in international development, assessing nanotechnology's implications for global equality. This resulted in an invitation from the Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations to present at a UNIDO Expert Group Meeting, the translation of his research into 20 languages, the publishing of two books: Nanotechnology and Global Equalityand Nanotechnology and Global Sustainability and honorary appointment as a full professor at the age of 31. With his doctoral research sparking a passion for sustainability economics, Donnie co-founded the Post Growth Institute, and led the development of the (En)Rich List, the Post Growth Challenge, the Post Growth Alliance (with a collective social media reach of 2 million), and Free Money Day: an international event, now spanning 31 countries, where people hand out their own money to complete strangers, asking them to pass half on to someone else.
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SAN DIEGO, June 30, 2012 – The start of the 99th Tour de France provided a repeat of history as Swiss champion Fabian Cancellara demolished the course in a time of 7 minutes, 13 seconds to win the Prologue over the streets of Liege, Belgium. It is the same course where he won his first time trial in his rookie year at the Tour de France in 2004 over Lance Armstrong.
Read also: Sagan skirts crashes to win Stage 3 of 2012 Tour de France; Cancellara still leads
After the race, the rider nicknamed "Spartacus" tweeted his fans: "What a prolog… i am so HAPPY and proud. thanks for all the support and finger crossing. tomorrow gona defend it with the strong @RSNT team."
Top contenders Bradley Wiggins of Great Britain's Sky Racing and 2011 Tour champion Cadel Evans of Australia on team BMC are positioned right where they want to be to for a win three weeks from now in the world's most well-known and prestigious race in professional cycling. Wiggins placed second, seven seconds behind Cancellara at 7 minutes, 20 seconds. Evans is in the top 15, in 13th place with a time of 7 minutes, 30 seconds. Wiggins told his Twitter followers he enjoyed a cup of tea after the Prologue.
Also notable was the fourth place result for American rider Tejay van Garderen of BMC with a time of 7:23, who won the white jersey awarded to the best young rider in the Tour de France (25 and under). He is a rising American star and one to watch.
French road champion Sylvain Chavanel held the lead early and kept it until Wiggins beat him by one second, then fell to third when Cancellara took the win. In fifth is Norwegian Evald Boaasen-Hagen, Bradley Wiggins' Sky teammate.
Canadian Ryder Hesjedal, winner of the 2012 Giro d'Italia, is in 15th place, 18 seconds back and just one second behind Cadel Evans. Italy's Vicenzo Nibali also has the same time as Hesjedal.
If you're wondering why you haven't read Tony Martin's name, the world road champion had a mechanical failure and had to swap out his bike on the course. Martin handled it as calmly as he could considering the circumstances, But it destroyed his chance to be in contention for the first yellow jersey, clearing the way for Cancellara's win. It is one of those heartbreaking moments that comes in a sport like cycling when the machinery fails the human effort. Martin recovered to finish in 45th place, 23 seconds back. If he'd gotten back those lost seconds he might have won.
Among American riders, Tour veteran George Hincapie with BMC finished in 22nd place, 20 seconds back with a time of seven minutes and 33 seconds, quite a good result. Tyler Farrar is in 30th place, 21 seconds back; Christian Vandevelde is 22 seconds back in 35th place; David Zabriskie is 26 seconds back in 69th place; all with Garmin-Sharp. Levi Leipheimer of Omega Pharma-Quick Step sits 81st, 28 seconds back. Forty year old Chris Horner of Radio Shack-Nissan is 113th out of 198 riders, 34 seconds back. Tom Danielson makes the top 100 with a time of 7 minutes and 44 seconds.
A big disappointment: Frank Schleck, who hasn't looked good all year and didn't show much improvement in his time trial skills today. He is in 138th place, 38 seconds back. This is not an insurmountable difference at this early stage, but the Radio Shack-Nissan rider hasn't given his followers much hope. With his brother Andy out of the race due to a fractured pelvis, it isn't likely we will see a Schleck on the podium this year.
Tomorrow's Stage 1 remains in Belgium around the Ardennes region, with several short sharp mountains and a one-kilometer uphill finish that will test the sprinters like Mark Cavandish and Peter Sagan.
The 2012 Tour de France remains a wide-open race with no one completely ruled out due to injuries or crashes today. Evans and Wiggins remain favorites but plenty of riders have the ability to put it all together and win the Tour. They must count avoid the sort of bad luck Tony Martin suffered today, stay illness and injury free, and hope their teammates ride strong throughout the 20 stages to come. This is what it takes to win professional cycling's most glorious title.
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LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. -- The city of Liberty Lake wants to spice up Downtown with a new central park. The 'Town Square Park' project, however, is not a new idea.
The city wants to make sure the thousands of commuters who drive in from out of town every day stay even longer to help boost the local economy, by providing more parking and more fun for visitors.
"Liberty Lake is a very active community," said City Administrator Katy Allen. "I'll tell you there are more dogs, strollers, and leashes - we are a very, very active community," she said. "We like our parks. We love our golf courses [and] trails. This just compliments that."
The city attempted the same project once before but failed. In 2003, the city council approved moving forward with designing a central park. Two years later, the City of Liberty Lake purchased 6.4 aces of land for $1.7 million for the project to have been paid off by 2020. Voters in 2008, however, said no to approving $10 million to fund the park. The proposal at that time also included a new library.
"Before we would ever put it back to the voters there is a tremendous amount of groundwork we would have to do and we would have to cover all our bases," said Allen. "The first thing we would have to do is ask our voters in 2013 and 2014 what you want and that may look different than 2008."
Allen also said the city did not want to go into debt for the project, so plans to revive construction on a central park would be budgeted carefully.
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Published on May 18th, 2013 | by Christian Cawley
Matt & David: "Really funny"
Doctor Who supremo Steven Moffat was caught on the BAFTA red carpet last week and asked about the 50th anniversary.
It seems that the showrunner is thrilled with the interplay between his two stars, Matt Smith and David Tennant…
Matt and David together was really quite special. They really,really,really got on with each other and adored working with each other.
They're just properly funny. The two of them together in particular are really,really funny.
We don't know when we'll get to see this, but the smart money is on November 23rd 2013…
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Chapter 221 Reviews
Time moves on
Tina helped her mom into the house. They came back from the funeral.
"Mom, do you want anything before everyone arrives?"
"Could you make me a cup of tea?"
"Sure. I'll be right back."
Tina went into the kitchen and made the tea.
"What are you doing here?"
She had her back to Pete.
"Because I care about you. Do you really think I would stay away from you?"
He stood behind her. Tina could feel his breath on her neck.
"Pease, Pete. This isn't the time?"
"When will it be? You never want to see me."
"I know. I don't know if I want an us. Things just never work out."
"Sweetheart, please come back to me."
She didn't say anything.
"No, I just need a break. I'm going back to Texas tomorrow. My mom is moving back after the school year."
"I can't lose you."
Tina turned around.
"Well, you have. You,"
She started crying and fell to the floor. Pete took her into his arms.
"What's wrong?"
"Everything. I miss my dad so much. I know he wasn't the best man, but he still was my dad."
"I know. Do you still blame me?"
"No, I'm sorry I said that. I was hurting so much."
"So, where does this leave us?"
"I can't deal with a boyfriend right now. I need to finish school and help my mom. Please understand."
"As much as I don't, I do. Take care of yourself. I'll always love you."
"I know. Thank you for everything you've done."
Pete bent down and kissed her softly.
"When are you leaving?"
"Tomorrow afternoon."
"Have a safe trip. If you ever come back look me up."
They both stood up and Tina watched Pete walk out of her life once again.
~Six years later~
Tina woke up to her alarm clock going off.
"Oh god."
She turned over and hit the snooze. Her cell phone rang.
"Good morning to you too."
"Hi, Jack."
"I'm assuming your still sleeping."
"I just hit the snooze."
"You better get up. I'll be there in a hour or so."
Tina shut her phone and got out of bed. She then took a shower and got dressed. The doorbell rang just as she was finishing up.
"Hi, Jack. I'm just about ready."
"I can't believe you are going to meet with the record company."
"I know. I'm a little nervous."
"You'll do great. Is Mark meeting you there?"
"Yeah. He's meeting me at the airport and the lawyer will meet us at the office to sign the contract. I still have to meet with one of the management that I haven't met yet."
"Are you going to try,"
"Don't say his name."
"Tina, you need to see him. Your going to Chicago. You haven't been back there in six years. I think it would do you good to see him."
"I have no idea what he is up to. All I hear are the songs. I try not to hear anything about him or the band. I have moved on."
"I know and I'm sorry."
"It's fine. He probably lives in Los Angeles anyway."
Tina looked at her watch.
"We need to get going."
By early afternoon Tina was in Chicago.
"Hello, Tina. Enjoy your flight?"
"Hi, Mark. It was alright. So, what's going on now?"
"We're going to the offices. Are your ready for your big break."
"I hope so."
Mark and Tina went to the recording offices.
"How may I help you?"
'I'm Mark Truman. We have an appointment."
"Oh, okay. I'll let them know you're here."
Tina and Mark sat down.
"I'm going to talk to the lawyer. I'll be right back."
A few minutes later the door opened.
"We are ready for you now."
Tina walked in and sat down.
"Hello, again. We have the contract here. Your lawyer looked it over earlier."
"Alright. I'm ready to sign it."
"Sorry, I'm late. I forgot how horrible Chicago traffic can be."
Tina turned around to the man who just ran into the room.
"Pete." She whispered.
"We were just getting started. This is,"
"I know. Hello, Tina."
He took her hand.
"Back to business. We were thinking you could go into the studio in the next few weeks and by the summer your CD could be out. There are a few bands on the label that are going on tour that you could open for."
"I could think of one." Pete said.
"I thought you guys were going to take a break."
"We might, Tom. Tina may want me to show her the ropes."
"Stop being an ass." She told Pete.
"Well, anyway, you have quite a few places to sign." Tina signed the contract.
"That's all I have. While you're here you can set up a time when you go to the studio and look into a producer."
"Alright." Tina and Mark stood up.
"I think I should go to my room."
"Talk to you soon."
Pete just stared at her. Tina and Mark left the room.
"Tina, I have some more business to do here. Could you go to the hotel by yourself?"
"Oh, sure."
"I'll call you later."
Tina walked to the car waiting for her.
"Tina, wait." She turned around.
"How have you been?"
"Good. You?"
"I'm doing pretty good. I'm so glad to see you."
"Stop. Don't act like you missed me."
"I have. I've thought about you often."
"Whatever. I have to go." Pete grabbed her arm.
"Wait. Will you go out with me tonight?"
"Pete," "Please." She sighed.
"Fine. I'm at Crowne Hill."
"I'll pick you up at 7:00."
"Bye, Pete."
Tina went to her hotel room and made some phone calls and got ready to meet with Pete. There was a knock on the door.
"I'm almost ready."
"It's fine."
Pete laid on her bed and turned on the T.V.
"Make yourself at home."
She rolled her eyes and went to the bathroom. Pete's phone rang.
"Hello. Yeah. I'm a little busy tonight. I'll see you soon. I love you too."
Tina walked out of the bathroom.
"Are you okay?" "Huh?"
"Are you okay?"
"Oh yeah. Just a phone call." He got off the bed.
"Are you ready?"
"You look beautiful."
"Thank you."
"Let's go."
He took her hand and they walked to the restaurant. They were seated in the back and ordered.
"Are you excited to be recording soon?"
"Yeah. I arranged to go to Los Angeles in two weeks and I found a producer."
"You work fast. How have things been?"
"Alright, I guess. I finished high school and went to college. I'm working at a book store. It's not the job I wanted, but I could perform at the coffee shop. I did try and do some demos. Jack sent some to your record company. Which I didn't know about and the rest you know. What about you?"
"Don't you have the internet?"
"Yes, but I stopped looking you up years ago."
"Well, you made it clear you didn't want anything to do with me."
"I did?"
"Pete, I sent you letters."
"I never got them. When did you send them?"
"About a month after I left."
"Maybe it got lost in the mail."
"I sent you five. And I called. Andrew took the message."
"Fuck that kid."
"After you left the first time Jeanae and him started dating. She was over all the time. I bet she had him take the letters. I'm sorry. What did the letters say?"
"It's not important now."
"It is. Tell me."
"I just wanted to try us again. I was stupid to throw my life away. When I started to hear about you guys getting big I stopped looking you up on the net and lived a Pete Wentz free life."
"That might have been a good idea."
"Just did some stupid stuff. Especially, with the internet and some pictures."
"You didn't."
"It's not like I did it on purpose."
"I'll have to look those up."
"Don't you dare."
"So, besides sending naked pictures on the internet, what else have you been up to."
"Well, I have a clothing line, a club in New York, and the record company. I need to be busy."
"Sounds like it."
"How are the guys?"
"Good. Patrick and Destiny are still together. Joe and Brittany broke up for a couple months last year, but they are back together. Andy has been dating a girl for a year now."
"Sounds like everyone has been doing good."
"We've all missed you."
"I'm really sorry that I left like that. I just had a lot of crap going on."
Pete's phone went off.
"Let me answer this quick." He opened the phone.
"What? I told you I was busy tonight. Why are you calling? That's fine. Do whatever you want. Talk to you tomorrow. Bye."
He closed the phone.
"Do you need to go?"
"No, it's fine." He smiled at her.
"You sure?"
"Yeah, just my girlfriend."


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Available in several sizes and capacities, on standard 44 x 44 in. footprint, MOD Material Recovery Station automatically separates liquids from solids to allow both to be collected and processed for recycling or for sale. Self-contained system sets plastic screening panel inside leakproof, reusable, ShipShape™ bulk plastic containers. Solid particles are screened and safely accumulated inside while liquids are safely contained in bottom until ready to be drained.
Russell Finex Inc
Pineville, NC 28134
May 29, 2014
Using vibratory motor, Portable Mini Sifter allows particles smaller than mesh size to pass through apertures while larger particles stay on top of mesh. Optional outlet can be added to continuously remove contamination. Available in selection of polished finishes to meet quality control standards, sifter includes casters for maneuvering from one process to next. System is suited for sieving small batches of products in bakeries, laboratories, and start-up companies.
Midwestern Industries, Inc.
Massillon, OH 44648 0810
Mar 14, 2014
Engineered for conveyor-type installations, 84 x 48 in. MR-7 allows materials to be separated from ~1 in. opening on top deck down to 1/8 in. opening on bottom screening deck. Deck combination, with end-tensioned panels, effectively screens diverse materials, and entire width is utilized to full capacity. Additional features include 2 hp, 230/460 V, 3-phase, 60-cycle, 1750 rpm motor; V-drive components, and belt guard and conveyor installation carriage members.
Lyco Mfg., Inc.
Columbus, WI 53925-1008
Feb 27, 2014
Filling gap between offal screen and Dissolved Air Filtration system, Micro Drum Screen™ uses screens with mesh sizes of 200 microns, enabling operators to recover extra product during initial processing stages of foods ranging from vegetables to proteins such as beef or poultry. Specifically, system reduces Biochemical Oxygen Demand, Total Suspended Solids, and Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen. Depending on processing speed and type of mesh used, recovered material amounts can range from 600–1500 lb/hr.
Russell Finex Inc
Pineville, NC 28134
Jan 21, 2014
In one pass, Finex 22 can screen materials to remove oversize contamination, impurities, or separate powders to ensure consistent product quality. Adjustable vibrator allows full control of material on mesh screen, and sieve can be fitted with scroll frame to ensure optimal flow of powder across entire screening area. Suited for check-screening and grading powders and pellets, system comes in high- and low-speed versions, disassembles without tools, and has castors for mobility.
Steinert US
Walton, KY 41094
Dec 13, 2013
Mobile series rental program enables mobile NES (Eddy Current Separator) and ISS (Induction Sorting System) to be secured for as little as 3 months on rental or rent-to-own basis. Able to be designed to accommodate customers' needs, rental program includes trained service technician on site for initial setup and operator training. Available units include ISS all metal sensor sorter in several configurations and NES non-ferrous recovery solution in configurations for 3/8–8 in. material sizes.
Russell Finex Inc
Pineville, NC 28134
Dec 09, 2013
Available in FDA-approved natural rubber, neoprene, or polyurethane, Russell Gated Outlet™ ensures powder products are check-screened, sifted, or separated efficiently and eliminates need to reduce feed rate. Product operates via pneumatically controlled gate placed inside sieve's oversize discharge outlet to control material flow, and gate can be automatically opened and closed for complete control of product discharge. Outlet can be used on any Russell Finex vibratory sieve/separator.
Steinert US
Walton, KY 41094
Oct 30, 2013
Enabling downstream material processing, Steinert mobile series – CoarseMaster (for ferrous and non-ferrous recovery), FinesMaster (for metal separation of fines), ISS induction system (all-metal sorter), and NES eddy current system (non-ferrous recovery solution) – allows precise recovery anywhere power source and relatively level ground can be found. Units which comprise this series can be combined with AEI bivi-TEC mobile screen to provide complete mobile processing plant.
Kason Corp.
Millburn, NJ 07041
Sep 27, 2013
Ultrasonic Ultra-sanitary Vibroscreen® Separator features gap-free screen frames, quick-access vertical clamps, and Kasonic® ultrasonic anti-blinding system. Separating bulk foods, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and other products prone to screen blinding and contamination into 3 particle size fractions, system is constructed of stainless steel with continuous large-radius weld seams ground and polished to 240-grit. Screener has CIP design and complies with 3-A, BISSC, and FDA standards.
Eriez Magnetics
Erie, PA 16506
Jun 27, 2013
Featuring eccentric Rare Earth magnetic rotor with adjustable position, RevX-E® maximizes recovery of non-ferrous metals in ASR, cullet, plastics, secondary metals, and incineration ash applications. Smaller diameter magnetic rotor offset at top of larger outer shell allows repelling force to focus in area closest to outer shell, minimizing ferrous build-up by releasing it from belt after it has passed through field. In addition, separator has conveniently located access panels for servicing.
Russell Finex Inc
Pineville, NC 28134
May 24, 2013
Low-level bag tipping station incorporates high-capacity check screener that removes paper, string, and hazardous materials. Magnetic trap below sieve mesh catches ferrous particles smaller than mesh size. Station's dust hood, connecting to any dust extraction system, is integrated with sieve deck to provide dust-tight interface to maximize hygiene. Manufactured with stainless steel, product disassembles without tools and operates at typically less than 70 dBA.
Eriez Magnetics
Erie, PA 16506
May 24, 2013
Using underflow processing, 84 x 60 in. P-Rex84 Scrap Drum optimizes fluff removal and metals recovery. Unit provides maximum edge-to-edge separation and does not decline in performance with heat rise. Permanent magnet extends to edge of drum, while ferrous material is transferred and flipped from magnetic pole to magnetic pole, allowing high-efficiency separation. Product relies on attractive magnetic force and uses no electricity.
Kason Corp.
Millburn, NJ 07041
Mar 29, 2013
Measuring 40 in. in diameter, Flo-Thru Vibroscreen® Sifter employs 2 imbalanced-weight gyratory motors mounted on opposing exterior sidewalls. Design allows vertical alignment of top inlet and bottom outlet, causing on-size material to descend through screen in straight-through path. Featuring flat dust cover, sifter installs above or below storage vessels and process equipment. All material contact surfaces are stainless steel with continuous welds polished to cGMP, 3-A, USDA, and FDA standards.
Eriez Magnetics
Erie, PA 16506
Jan 31, 2013
ProGrade® Easy to Clean Grates in Housing, part of ProGrade standard magnetic separators, accelerate removal of accumulated fine iron contamination via push-pull operation. Accomplished within seconds, cleaning requires personnel to unlatch clamps on drawer fronts and pull magnet bank toward them; accumulated metal contamination is scraped from tube and discharged out front of housing. Rare Earth and Xtreme® Rare Earth magnet strengths are available.
Cecor Incorporated
Verona, WI 53593
Jan 18, 2013
Mounted on electric, 48 V Columbia Par Car Truck, CP50-200/200CB5 Combination Coolant Sumpcleaner/Dispenser is equipped with 200 gallon tank for collecting and filtering dirty coolant and 200 gallon tank for dispensing clean coolant. Utilizing pump powered by Kohler 20 hp, 4-stroke engine with electric start, sump cleaner pumps fluid at 110 gpm and generates suction to 13 in. Hg. Dirty coolant passes through F23 filter which separates chips and swarf and can hold 2.3 ft³ of solids.
Kason Corp.
Millburn, NJ 07041
Jan 14, 2013
With vibration from imbalanced weight gyratory motor affixed to housing, Clean-In-Place Vibroscreen® Double-Deck Screener removes oversize and undersize particles from on-size materials. This 40 in. dia unit contains 2 horizontally mounted screens in cylindrical housing supported on circular base by rugged springs. Constructed of stainless steel, system has integral Clean-In-Place (CIP) spray wash system as well as quick-disconnect clamps between each screen frame.
Eriez Magnetics
Erie, PA 16506
Dec 14, 2012
Designed for industries with very hygienic demands, Eriez® Model FF5 inspects dry bulk goods under free-fall conditions and detects all ferrous and nonferrous metal contamination. Metal contaminants are rejected through Quick Flap reject unit, which minimizes good product loss. Available in standard pipe sizes of 3.15, 3.94, 4.72, 5.9, 7.87, and 9.84 in., separator fits into existing gravity pipeline systems and offers immunity to EMI and vibration.
Eriez Magnetics
Erie, PA 16506
Dec 14, 2012
Featuring eccentrically mounted Rare Earth magnetic rotor within non-conductive larger diameter shell, RevX-E™ is suited for purifying cullet and plastics, and recovered valuable metal from secondary metals and incineration ash, especially separation of small particles. Eccentric rotor concentrates eddy current forces into zone of separation at end of belt, ignoring ferrous material in flow. Other highlights include access panels for service and adjustable rotor position for optimum separation.
Russell Finex Inc
Pineville, NC 28134
Dec 11, 2012
Adaptable to virtually any process, Liquid Solid Separator™ removes solids from liquids using centrifugal action of its impeller. Multipurpose machine can process 15,000 gph of materials such as pulps, fibers, insoluble particles, dairy, and wastewater, and design keeps meshes clear of oversize particles to ensure unrestricted liquid flow. Variable-speed drive and angle adjustment provides complete control over moisture content of solids while maintaining constant solids removal.
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Great mid-priced motel for families or couples. Located on Ogunquit Tidal River, only a 15 minute walk to the footbridge to Ogunquit Beach; only a 10 minute walk from the village. Indoor/Outdoor pools and friendly staff. I love this place!
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My son is what you consider a "lifer" at Jubilee School. He started out in Pre-K and will be graduating this year from the 6th grade. Words can NOT express how grateful I am for the wonderful experience that my child as well as my family has had with this Diamond in a rough! From Ms Helen, to Ms Anike, to Ms Rose , to Mr Mike, and more importantly, Ms Karen- our family will forever be indebted! When the children leave this institution of learning, there's never any question of who they are and what their in life is. There is a great sense of security & independence instilled in the children that attend Jubilee. I highly recommend this place for free spirited individual.
I have had the good fortune of having two of my children attend Jubilee and there are not enough stars to rate the school. The one word I always use to describe Jubilee is Godsend! The teachers tune in to each child's strengths, celebrate them as individuals, and help build a sense of self that leaves the children with a feeling of invincibility. Not only do the children receive a strong academic foundation, they also receive a well rounded education in art, music, poetry....and the list goes on. Students leave Jubilee well equipped for their transition into middle school. Most students leave to attend some of the top schools in the Philadelphia area. My oldest no longer attends Jubilee but still considers Jubilee her second home. I can't wait until my 18 month old enters the pre-school!!!
I can not say enough positive things about Jubilee School. From the small class sizes, and personal attention each child receives from his or her teacher to the positive culture of co-learning; Jubilee School is focused on building well rounded children that are smart, socially just, and ready for promotion on through high school and higher education. I would not sen my child to any of the local schools because of the staff's commitment to our children,
My son has attended Jubilee School from pre-k on through second grade. I can't say enough good things about the education, the culture, and community at Jubilee School. The class sizes are exceptional; 9:1 is the largest ratio I have ever seen, and it applies to every class up to 7th grade. Every teacher in the school is committed to every child, and they have a relationship with each student, and parents. The educational experience embodies child centered learning. The number of children that play an instrument, read well beyond grade level is astonishing. From the Director on to volunteer parents take an active role in the school. I only wish the school went up through high-school; but I know my child will be well rounded, globally conscious and prepared to be an empowered decision maker when he is ready to move on into high-school on through higher education. The impact of his time at Jubilee School has been the love of learning, and civic responsibility to say the least.
My son Noah attended a school in Philadelphia School District and regressed academically. My son has only been attending Jubilee for two and a half months and is excelling emensly. His reading has improved, he is learning word problems, roman numerals, tally marks and time. Jubilee offer viloin and manderin at no extra cost. Noah is recieving a balanced education and indiviual attention if needed. I appreciate the warma dn attentive environment that Jubilee offer to both parents and students. I can say without hastitation that Noah will be attending Jubillee until he graduates.
Jubilee School is a great school. Someone recommend the school three years ago, then last school year another person. That was the best thing that could of happened to both of us.This is my son Jayson first year. :-) In this short period of time, the level that Jubilee teachers has taken him is extraordinary. My son ask me if I can sign him up to the after school program because school is to short. That makes me happy, he never wants school to be over. I love that he takes up Dance, Violin, and Mandarin just to name a few. Each day he teaches my Home Daycare children what he learns in school (it's a lot). The teacher's make learning fun and exciting for the children. Jubilee is a wonderful place for children to learn and explore and be themselves.This school helps children to think outside the box. Jubilee teaching standards are high and still growing. The Teacher's , Principal and Students are so close and loving (extended family). Jubilee School is the best kept secret in town but now let's not keep it a secret anymore, spread the word. Don't sleep on Jubilee School, a great school for children to attend. I no my son will be there.
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Jubilee is the hidden gem of University City. The staff and curriculum are together preparing the students to be creative, caring, community conscious intellectuals. Jubilee has been around for 35 years and needs to be around for 35 more!!! I only wish it went higher than 6th grade. My daughter LOVES her new school!!
When I stumbled upon Jubilee School last spring, I had begun to think it was impossible to find a school that would match all my criteria: caring and patient teachers, a curriculum that catered to the whole child, a community of parents dedicated to their child's education, and lastly, affordable. Yet, that is exactly what I have found at Jubilee. Almost a full school year later, I am astounded by the progress my daughter has made. The school does more than teach reading and writing, it respects and builds on children's natural creativity and imagination. So that my daughter can both spell her name and sound out letters, but more importantly, she can make up her own stories and transform ordinary objects into innovative and elaborate play schemes. Thanks to Jubilee, my daughter is brighter and more confident. If my own daughter's progress wasn't enough, I attended a workshop presented by graduates of Jubilee. Awed and inspired by the Civil Rights documentary they made, campaign to end gun violence, and the writing of their own history textbook, I left knowing Jubilee would do more than teach my daughter, it would empower her to make a positive difference in the world.
Jubilee School is an incredibly supportive and nurturing place for young people. From the first day we visited Jubilee my family has been impressed by the amount of ownership and responsibility that students develop while attending the school. The school has a central theme of study each year and each grade uses this theme to root their studies throughout the year. In addition to student-centered academic studies, there is a great art program, an extensive music and dance program and wonderful collaborative projects with community members. Jubilee is truly a great place for young people to develop into thoughtful, artistic, and smart human beings.
Jubilee is a very quaint and wonderful little school. It speaks to the creativity that lies within the souls of the children and prepares them academically for future endeavors. I would definitely recommend Jubilee to any parent looking for a safe, quality school for their child. I only wish it included middle and high school as well!
I would rate this school 5 stars. The atmosphere is very positve and the environment is conductive to learning.
I rate this school 5 stars. Reason being, the environment and dedicated staff far surpasses any public school. Jubilee is unique in that the teacher to student ratio is second to none. The learning experience as well as the family atmosphere is excellent and is what every child needs.
Excellent school! I could not ask for anything better.
The Jubilee School is a wonderful school. The education is wonderful with highly competent teachers. The class sizes are small so my children get the attention they need. It is also very affordable compared to most private school education. I was amazed by the poetry that my kids recite, the Spanish that they learned so quickly and their understanding of music. they're only three and 4! All students learn to play violin and by first grade they can also take up horn instruments. They were the only school invited to go before the UN and speak about gun violence! The students are incredibly bright and I highly recommend Jubilee to anyone that believes in children gaining leadership skills musical enrichment in a close-knit environment conducive to learning. Two thumbs up!
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HENRICO, Va - All lanes are back open following a fatal vehicle crash on Interstate 64 westbound at Laburnum Avenue in Henrico County.
Shortly before 3:30 p.m. Monday, state police responded to the scene after the driver of a 2000 Pontiac Montana struck a 2000 GMC Safari. The impact caused the driver of the GMC to lose control and overturn.
The driver of the GMC, who was not wearing his safety belt, was ejected from the vehicle. He suffered serious life threatening injuries and was transported to the hospital where he later died.
The driver and a passenger in the Pontiac were also not wearing their safety belts and suffered serious non-life threatening injuries. They were both transported to VCU Medical Center.
The Virginia State Police Accident Reconstruction Team is assisting with the on-going investigation. Virginia State Police is consulting with the Henrico County Commonwealth Attorney's Office as charges are pending against the driver of the Pontiac.
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Pontiac Driver: 34 year-old male, Richmond, Va.
Pontiac Passenger: 54 year-old male, West Point, Va.
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Idle hands are the devil's…something or other.
I have many wants, many wishes, many goals to complete in this lifetime: however short or long it may be, by god I am going to have a good fucking time while I am here. And hopefully leave some sort of mark.
Project 6 is the Tutu Project (I have written about 45 Projects, and am slowly but surely making my way through them).
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It is to wear a tutu, attract attention of as many onlookers as possible (be they wide or small or thin or tall), and dance.
I like to dance, and for too long I have been ashamed of it.
Now I go forth to dance in front of anything and anyone who will watch, because one should not care what others think, or let it stop them from doing what they love to do.
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Al Jazeera's Fault Lines takes you beyond the headlines and holds the powerful to account, as we examine the US' role in the world.
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The Al Jazeera Fault Lines team is now out on the road interviewing and deep in research for our next season.
We return in late November with six episodes and then we'll back in early spring 2012.
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The richest 1% of US Americans earn nearly a quarter of the country's income and control an astonishing 40% of its wealth. Inequality in the US is more extreme than it's been in almost a century — and the gap between the super rich and the poor and middle class people has widened drastically over the last 30 years.
Meanwhile, in Washington, a bitter partisan debate over how to cut deficit spending and reduce the US' 14.3 trillion dollar debt is underway. As low and middle class wages stagnate and unemployment remains above 9%, Republicans and Democrats are tussling over whether to slash funding for the medical and retirement programs that are the backbone of the US's social safety net, and whether to raise taxes — or to cut them further.
The budget debate and the economy are the battleground on which the 2012 presidential election race will be fought. And the United States has never seemed so divided — both politically and economically.
How did the gap grow so wide, and so quickly? And how are the convictions, campaign contributions and charitable donations of the top 1% impacting the other 99% of Americans? Fault Lines investigates the gap between the rich and the rest.
This episode of Fault Lines first aired on Al Jazeera English on August 2, 2011 at 0930 GMT.
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Fault Lines' Seb Walker travels to the Perisan Gulf to look at US policy in the region, and to explore why the United States has taken an interventionist policy in Libya, but not in Bahrain, where there has been a brutal crackdown on protesters. Why does the White House strongly back democracy in one Arab country, but not another?
Fault Lines travelled to Bahrain to hear from those who had been protesting, to ask them what they think about the lack of real US pressure on their country's rulers. The country is also home to the US 5th Fleet, where Fault Lines gained exclusive access to the USS Ronald Reagan, an American aircraft carrier deployed in the Arabian Gulf.
The film traces America's response to the protests in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, and examines how the stability of oil prices, the steady supply of crude, and concerns over Iran have affected America's response.
This episode of Fault Lines, "The US and the New Middle East: The Gulf," first aired on Al Jazeera English July 25, 2011 at 2230 GMT.
Livetweets during last night's first episode airing from the program staff appear at @AJFaultLines
We'll see you on Twitter (our main account is @AJFaultLines) as we livetweet tonight's episode at 2230 GMT / 6:30p EST with episode producer @YoungRJeremy and presenter @sebwalker.
Questions during the episode? Tweet @ us and we'll answer during or after the show.
The new episode goes online in full on YouTube tomorrow.
From Al Jazeera English today, a clip on Bahrain and how "a legal panel appointed by the King of Bahrain is starting its inquiry into the protests which left more than 30 people dead earlier this year."
All photos by Jeremy R. Young from this Flickr set for Monday's new Fault Lines episode, "The US and the New Middle East: The Gulf" at 2230 GMT (6:30p EST).
This is the promo for Monday's episode; Fault Lines' Sebastian Walker looks at US policy in the Persian Gulf, after the protests in Bahrain.
The new episode of Fault Lines, "The US and the New Middle East: The Gulf," first airs on Al Jazeera English July 25, 2011 at 2230 GMT.
New Al Jazeera report, "Drug trafficking for 'justice' in Mexico," July 20, 2011.
Fault Lines covered drug violence in Mexico in two reports last month, June 13th and June 20th.


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At one point in the third period of Sunday night's game, Detroit Red
Wings forward Todd Bertuzzi jostled with a defender and as the puck moved back
up the ice, Bertuzzi looked at an official and held up his hands as if to say,
"are you gonna call me for that one too?"
Bertuzzi certainly had reason to be on edge. He had already
been whistled for two penalties by that point and served another. It was just
that kind of night for Detroit, as they lost 4-3 to the San Jose Sharks to fall down
0-2 in their best-of-seven series.
Even in the first period it was evident that the Sharks came out
fast while the Red Wings looked a little out of sorts. Forty seconds in, San Jose was already on the power-play, as Detroit goalie Jimmy
Howard was called for interference.
Penalties – all 20 minutes of them – proved to be the Red
Wings' undoing this time. Instead of earning a split in San
Jose, they now head back to Detroit
in a must-win situation if they hope to make this a long series. Instead of a
split, they're down two games to none, a scenario the Red Wings haven't faced
since 2003 when they were swept in the first round by the Ducks.
It's amazing that even with all the penalties, the Red Wings
still had a shot to win the game. In the opening period, the two teams'
sharpshooters went back and forth, trading goals and it looked like Detroit might win in the
Pavel Datsyuk fired a rocket to give Detroit the 1-0 lead, firing the puck under
Sharks goalie Evgeni Nabokov's arm.
San Jose answered right back with Joe Pavelski netting a
power-play tally before setting up Ryane Clowe with a pass that Clowe
redirected between his legs to give the Sharks the 2-1 lead.
The Red Wings
answered in turn with goals from Tomas Holmstrom and Nicklas Lidstrom to take a
3-2 lead early in the second period.
Unlike their sluggish start in Game 1, the Red Wings had an
answer for everything the Sharks put up; that is until the third period when
the penalties put Detroit
on the defensive for most of the period. Pavelski banged another goal home on
the power-play and Joe Thornton scored the go-ahead goal on a 3-on-2 later on
in the period when Lidstrom broke his stick with the Wings on the offensive.
Even then it was only 4-3 and Detroit had a chance to tie. But in the final
minute the Red Wings were derailed again by a penalty, this time, for too many
men on the ice.
Penalties may have been the main problem for Detroit in Game 2, but
the Sharks were better in several other categories too. They won more faceoffs.
They had more takeaways. They had more shots on goal.
Simply put, the Sharks are playing better and more
controlled than the Red Wings and they've got a firm command of the series as a
result. The Red Wings have made mistakes and the Sharks have pounced on them.
What more is there to say of Pavelski? He's on fire and the Wings haven't stopped him. He's to the Sharks what Johan Franzen was to Detroit in 2007: a
playoff scoring machine. With all the threats the Sharks have, one guy is
having his way with Detroit.
The Red Wings aren't playing too bad; but they need to be
much better.They've put the Sharks in a prime position. The Sharks only have to earn a split in the next two games to finish off the series back home on Saturday. That is assuming the series goes five games.
Detroit is certainly getting scoring from all through the lineup;
five players have scored the Red Wings six goals. But they're been hurt by mistakes. In
Game 1, their problem was a sluggish few minutes of the first period. Sunday,
it was penalties. They must play a mistake-free game with fewer penalties, and
some key players have to get going.
second line of Henrik Zetterberg-Bertuzzi-Valtteri Filppula is scoreless for
the series and has been well defended by Sharks defensemen such as Dan Boyle. Howard
has played well and made some huge saves in Game 2, but ultimately he just saw
too much of the Sharks and they put pucks past him. A friendly crowd at home
may be just what he needs to get going in this series.
Through all the injuries they incurred during the regular
season, the Red Wings maintained that they would rebound in time for the
playoffs and everything would be fine.
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Assault Second Degree Arrest/Investigation
Date of News Release: 10/30/2012
Bremen, KY. (Muhlenberg County) The Kentucky State Police arrested a Madisonville man on assault charges earlier today (10/30/2012).
On Tuesday, October 30, 2012, at approximately 11:47 a.m., KSP Post 2 Madisonville received a call from Muhlenberg County Central Dispatch in reference to an assault that occurred in the parking lot of Nickolas' Corner on Main Street in Bremen. Troopers Craig Engler and Jerrod Hearld responded to the scene.
While responding to the scene, the troopers met the victim, identified as Michael Vaught Sr., age 45 of Bremen, KY, driving himself to the Muhlenberg Community Hospital. The troopers followed Mr. Vaught to the hospital.
The suspect, identified as Joseph Farr Jr., age 42 of Madisonville, KY, had left the scene. Trooper First Class John Komar and Trooper Ben Sawyer stopped the suspect's vehicle on KY 70 in Hopkins County. Mr. Farr was arrested without incident and charged with Assault 2nd Degree (Class C Felony). He was lodged in the Muhlenberg County Detention Center.
At the present time, Mr. Vaught is being treated at the Muhlenberg Community Hospital. His injuries are not life-threatening.
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Dan starts his second full season overseeing the organization's merchandise, as well as working with Corporate Sponsorships. Born and raised locally, Dan is a Seton Catholic Central Graduate as well as a SUNY Cortland alumni with a degree in Sports Management. Dan has been married to his wife Kara for three years and they have two-year old son named Cam. Outside of work Dan is a huge sports fan with his favorite teams including New York Giants and the New York Mets.
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Cleveland Indians manager (and former Boston Red Sox manager) Terry Francona playfully attacked NESN play-by-play announcer Don Orsillo before Friday night's game at Fenway Park. Francona first chased Orsillo out of the Indians dugout. Then, as Orsillo came back, Francona grabbed his tie and got him in a headlock. Fortunately for us, Orsillo's NESN colleague Jenny Dell captured it all on video. When it was all over, Orsillo finally left the dugout to fix his tie, which was a complete mess, while Francona shouted "Come back here, you big baby." Looks like if this Indians gig doesn't work out, Francona might have a future in the WWE. Video via @JennyDellNESN. H/T BLS. Visit us at holdoutsports.com and follow us on Twitter @HoldoutSports.
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And the nominees for best post in the "Online Marketing/General" category are…
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This year, Meharry's 17th Annual Circle of Friends gala, held Thursday, April 18, was a bringing together of the generous and influential of the Nashville philanthropic community.
"Growing for a Healthy Future" was the theme, and Meharry students were the event emcees. "It is an honor for me to stand here this evening to recognize you, our donors and friends," said Linda Witt, Meharry senior associate vice president for development. "Thank you for your support."
All night, Meharry students circulated through the attendees—numbering over 300—expressing gratitude for supporters' generosity.
"Scholarships...have made my success in dental school possible," Wilka Garcia Nunez, a D.D.S. candidate for May graduation, told the crowd. "I sincerely thank you for all your generous contributions to this exceptional institution," she said.
Trudy-Ann Frazer, also a D.D.S. candidate for May graduation, said the gifts of Circle of Friends members will help her to make her dream a reality. "My dream is to one day open a practice that serves underserved children in Georgia and work with a Craniofacial team treating patients who suffer from cleft lip and palate," she said.
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Miami, Florida to Key West, Florida*By the time I joined the Bullrun, it was nearly over. I heard all the incredible stories that occurred along the way, some unfolding with harrowing play-by-play accounts. Surely there would be no fun left for me. Since departing from Montreal, the remaining Bullrunners had already traveled some 2500 miles, criss-crossing from checkpoint to checkpoint. The final destination, Key West, is only 150 miles away. And the route is heavily traveled on a straight and narrow-not too exciting. Also, there would be a partial police escort to ensure everyone's safety.
However, the real excitement had just begun. Knowing it would take three slow-paced hours (less a lunch stop) to run , we spiced things up with a Cigarette offshore race boat, courtesy of European car enthusiasts Paul Rhodes and world champion driver Scott Conrad of SC Performance Marine. Nothing in the rules says we can't, only that both car and driver start and finish with the supplied Bullrun decals and numbers displayed appropriately.
After a late night in South Beach at the famous Versace mansion (which, in addition to Bullrunners, included a handful of celebs such as actor Jamie Foxx and model/actor-and fellow gearhead-Tyson Beckford), the morning would come all too soon. Miami doesn't sleep, especially South Beach. Well, maybe during the day. The local scene doesn't even kick in until after 11 pm, but lasts well into the early hours (which I soon learned at the mansion, as well as Love & Hate, a new hang-out for the young and beautiful operated by Miami Ink's Chris Nunez). I am approached by a girl who points out that I look like her friend's dad. Time to leave.
Following a group breakfast at the new CEC tuning facility (see sidebar), our plan moves into action. The Magnum will continue with Joaquin Mejia of Autobahner behind the wheel, while Claus and I dart to a nearby harbor where the boat is waiting. Out in the open water, we hit the high seas at triple-digit speed. Complete with scantily clad female passengers, we would arrive like rock stars. The Bullrun spirit is still very much alive.
Equipped with dual Mercury Racing 1075s, this state-of-the-art 46-foot craft makes quick work of the chop. We should reach our destination well ahead of anyone else. Except the boat has other plans. For reasons uncertain, one of the main drives gives out and leaves us limping into harbor in Marathon, roughly halfway and the site of our lunch stop. Mere moments after reaching the dock, Claus, using his quick wit and charisma, quickly convinces a passer-by to drive us to the checkpoint. "Faster, you need to drive faster," Claus shouts. "Please, this is an emergency." Despite his pleas and bribery, getting this older gentleman to drive significantly higher than the posted speed is never going to happen, but we get there. It's only two miles up the road, but those two miles seem like an eternity.
Although we had our troubles, we arrive minutes apart from Joaquin and the Magnum, still clocking in with an impressive fourth place. Lunch done, Joaquin leads the pack south while Claus and I head back to the boat to assess the damage.
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'After Midnight' Broadway Opening Night
It's been a while since Hugh Jackman's attended a Broadway opening night, but he's gone back to his theatrical roots: on November 3rd, he was at the opener for the new hit show, After Midnight. Starring Fantasia Barrino, the show is "a heart-pounding new musical brings the sexy, smoky glamour of Harlem's Golden Age to a whole new generation." Hugh's friend Warren Carlyle – who choreographed Hugh Jackman: Back on Broadway – also worked on After Midnight. Photos of Hugh bundled up on the red carpet have been added to the gallery.
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Hugh Jackman joined his wife, Deborra-Lee Furness, and mother-in-law for the 2013 Angel Ball on October 29th, which was held at Cipriani Wall Street in New York. The ball is an annual event for Gabrielle's Angel Foundation, which celebrates humanitarian and philanthropic contributions for cancer research. Deb's mother, Fay Duncan, was being honored for her work as chairman of Australia's Fight Cancer Foundation. This year's event – which had performances by Usher and Pharell – raised three million dollars. Check out what Hugh told Entertainment Tonight about the Ball and his mother-in-law:
"It means everything to me. It's a fantastic ball. What [Denise Rich, the Grammy-nominated songwriter and philanthropist who started Gabrielle's Angel Foundation] has created is amazing, and her foresight to honor this incredible woman – my mother-in-law – and I'm not just saying that to get brownie points, she really is incredible. She started the Fight Cancer Foundation in Australia with her colleagues… It's amazing what they've done."
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Empire has just debuted several new film stills for X-Men: Days of Future Past. Only one featured Hugh Jackman, but it's a great shot: him lounging as Wolverine – shirtless, no less – with a chest full of bullet holes. Check out the source for more stills, including looks at Jennifer Lawrence, Patrick Stewart Ellen Page, Shawn Ashmore, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, and director Bryan Singer.
The first trailer for the film drops on Tuesday, October 29th. Until then, enjoy a six-second teaser on Instagram.
Bill Condon to Rewrite 'The Greatest Showman on Earth'
Hugh Jackman has mentioned that there's been recent movement on the previously stagnant The Greatest Showman on Earth, but now it seems the future musical on P.T. Barnum is breathing once more. Although Jenny Bicks ("Sex and the City") wrote the original screenplay for the film, Oscar-winning writer and director Bill Condon has signed on to rewrite another draft. Condon's most notable works include Chicago and Dreamgirls, so this new musical should be in good hands under his supervision.
The Hollywood Reporter also stated "commercials director and visual effects wizard Michael Gracey is on board to helm the biopic about the legendary showman who created the three-ring circus and loved to hoax a gullible public. A focal point of the movie is Barnum's infatuation with opera singer Jenny Lind, dubbed the Swedish Nightingale. No actress is attached to that role yet."


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