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|MAP: Expedited Debris Removal Area (PDF)
Before anyone can clear debris from a property, owners must submit a Right Of Entry form.
Forms are available from June 7 to 15, 2011. All locations open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Source: Town Hall meeting set; curbside debris removal beginning
If You Have Homeowner's Insurance and Sufficient Coverage
If you have homeowner's insurance that covers debris removal/demolition, you are encouraged to contact your insurance provider as soon as possible to file a claim if you haven't done so already. Once a claim has been filed, get an estimate from one or more qualified contractors and notify your insurance company with the results. If your policy covers these costs in their entirety, you should hire the contractor to perform the work. In this situation, you do not need to sign the Right of Entry (ROE) form.
If You Do Not Have Homeowner's Insurance or Are Underinsured
If you do not have homeowner's insurance, or if your homeowner's policy does not cover the complete cost of debris removal/demolition, the City urges you to sign the ROE form as soon as possible if you have extensive or catastrophic damage to your home. This will allow government-funded contractors onto private property to remove loose debris. If you do not sign the ROE form and turn it in by June 15th, it will be your responsibility to clean up your property and pay any associated costs.
The confusion around whether or not residents should sign the ROE form has been complicated by the fact that most insurance providers do not make separate provisions for debris removal and demolition costs; in most instances, these coverages are combined. The City of Joplin is working closely with FEMA and insurance representatives to resolve the details of the debris removal/demolition issue, and answers will be provided as soon as possible once additional information is obtained. Pinpointing this information to provide direction to our residents is currently our top priority.
As part of this ongoing effort, the City is releasing a map that depicts the extensive and catastrophic areas to clarify the need for property owners considering the Right of Entry form as it relates to Expedited Debris Removal. The map is attached to this document, and can also be found on the City's Website, www.joplinmo.org
The location of extensive and catastrophic damage of the tornado is key in identifying areas that could be a part of this Expedited Debris Removal effort. It is important to note that the red boundary defines the extensive and catastrophic areas of the tornado. The blue boundary outlines the overall tornado disaster area, although some outlying areas may not be shown on this specific map due to the size of the geographic area.
The Expedited Debris Removal program allows loose debris removal from private property by government-funded contractors, and is designed to assist those properties in that area. In order for this to occur, property owners would need to sign the Right of Entry form and return it to the City at one of the seven distribution points. The deadline to return this form is June 15, 2011. Staff is also available at these locations to address questions about this program.
General guidelines have been established to further define the extent of damage for property owners. Extensive means that some solid structures have been destroyed or have sustained exterior and interior damage and that light structures and mobile homes have been destroyed. Catastrophic means that most solid structures and all light structures/mobile homes have been destroyed.
For those properties outside of the red boundary, owners have several options to have their debris removed. You can take your debris to the curb, making sure to separate your debris into the designated six categories, as noted in the ABC's of Debris Removal document, found on the City's website www.joplinmo.org and at the distribution points. You can also utilize volunteers to assist you in picking up debris. The City has been directing the volunteer efforts to these areas since the beginning of the clean-up process. Property owners should contact AmeriCorps at 417-625-3558 for assistance.
Debris will be picked up at curbside, also referred to as Right-of-Way by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This program is ongoing and could take numerous sweeps through the City in order to get it all removed. There is not a specific schedule or route that this follows, so please continue using this service as needed.
In addition, home owners can also drop off white goods, electronics, household hazardous waste and small, motorized equipment, at a temporary collection site at the former Lone Elm Wastewater Treatment Plant, 2310 N. Lone Elm Rd. in Joplin, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., 7 days a week.
More specific information about debris removal can be found at: http://www.joplinmo.org/documents/ABCsofCleanup.pdf
Continue to receive updates on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/CityOfJoplin.
Source: Extensive and Catastrophic damage map shows Expedited Debris Removal area


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Engine explosion has Qantas, Rolls Royce, investors jittery
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As news - and wild speculation - swirled yesterday about Qantas' A380 engine explosion, its share price crashed. And despite the safe landing, investors are still jittery.
Qantas strongly brands itself as a safe airline, and is justifiably proud of never losing an aircraft to a crash. And in the immediate aftermath of the engine explosion, Qantas shares on the ASX (QAN) dived to $A2.82, a 5% discount from their trading price of $A2.97 only hours earlier.
The airline has since grounded its six A380 aircraft, pending further engine checks, and blamed the engine manufacturer, Rolls Royce.
Despite the A380 landing safely at Singapore's Changi airport, and Qantas' firm action in grounding its fleet, the market is still wary with their stock price only recovering slightly, to $A2.87.
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Shares in Rolls Royce (RR) on the London stock exchange, have subsequently also been trading significantly down. Yesterday their stock traded at 654p, while recent trading at 620p has imposed a 5% discount.
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The joke about QANTAS is that now Rolls Royce, Boeing, Airbus etc all look to them when they need some testing done. If a part is capable of falling off, blowing up, or otherwise malfunctioning, QANTAS will make it do so. Perhaps they have never lost a plane, but they have certainly landed a few with quite a considerable amount bodywork missing. lets not forget the passengers who got a free zero-g experience near Perth last year either.
If you think Rolls Royce aircraft group is bad, you should take a look at their Energy Group. Now there is a total failure. The only thing they have left is squeeze as much money out of their F136 program.

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arts in healthcare ARTS IN HEALTHCARE KATIE DONOVAN THURSDAY MARCH 22nd, 2012 Turns out many outside of Michigan have a fresh point of view about Detroit and a lot of it centers on the arts, artists and creativity. Take a look online at the Society for the Arts in Healthcare for a sampling of notable articles from publications like the New York Times and W Magazine on activities in the arts and healthcare scenes that shed a bright light Detroit's art community. This May, Detroit will host the 23rd Annual International Conference put on by the Society for the Arts in Healthcare. According to Grace Serra, Art Advisor at Children's Hospital of Michigan (and Chair of the Local Host Committee for the conference) healing arts that happen in healthcare settings can form the beginning of healing for entire communities. "The conference is going to be a catalyst for those of us that are already working in healthcare settings," said Serra, commenting on the work environment for healing arts professionals. "Times are tough and we have to be creative." "The planning committee is very excited about having Richard Florida as our keynote speaker for this conference," continued Serra. Florida is the acclaimed author of The Rise of the Creative Class and it was his writing on the subject of the creative class that inspired a statewide "Cool Cities" initiative in Michigan established during the Granholm administration. In his keynote address Florida will be discussing the link between the arts and health. "It is clear that Richard Florida believes in the potential of Detroit, and having him at the conference will hopefully draw attendees from a larger group of people that may understand the opportunity of arts in healthcare in a bigger context." Recent research shows 45% of the nation's hospitals have diverse arts programs which meet the needs of the hospital, the people who use it, and the community it serves. Decades ago, an art program for a hospital would more than likely take the form of a beautification program or an art committee that would solicit significant works of art for a hospital's public spaces.It was a beautification program that got Irene Walt started at building a collection for Detroit Receiving Hospital. For the time, the 60's and 70's, this was great work for a doctor's wife. In 2007 Detroit Receiving Hospital created a book called The Healing Work of Art in which many of the works of art from the hospital's collection are shown, along with an essay by Walt. Over the years, Irene Walt has received numerous awards and recognition for her contribution to the community and art. And at the upcoming Society for the Arts in Healthcare International Conference, Walt will be honored again by her peers for her distinguished career as an Art Advisor for Detroit Receiving Hospital, a position that she has held since 1968. At 88, Irene Walt still fulfills most of her duties at Detroit Receiving, but sometimes calls on her former intern to help her with the walking tours of the hospital's art collection. Grace Serra says she is honored to do this for her friend and mentor. Healing arts can be of use in a myriad of settings that may reach beyond the hospital walls. The arts can be put to work in addressing therapeutic solutions related to aging and Alzheimer's; can be helpful in creating a safe environment for veterans with PTSD or others experiencing a major trauma, to open up about their traumatic experiences; and in quietly simple ways it can help the family and friends of people experiencing a health crisis. With the right resources, initiative and leadership healing arts can reach deep into a community. Grace Serra describes case after case of the incredible generosity of artists that volunteer their time in health care or even social service settings by identifying a need and putting their talents to work to meet that need. She tells of meeting 22 year-old artist, Veronika Scott, who saw a need to design a coat for homeless individuals. The coat is now being produced by people who are homeless and in shelters. Veronika's efforts have provided a creative solution to a problem – a better coat for those that are homeless and therapeutic work for people experiencing homelessness. By the way, Veronika is still a student and her focus of study is NOT in clothing design. "For many volunteer artists, it is not about making money, or even art, it is about making a difference," added Serra. She went on to describe the work of a metal artist, Matthew Lambert, who learned that Children's Hospital had very few volunteer art activities on the weekend. Through an outreach program called Art Corp Detroit this artist took it upon himself to create a weekend program for young patients and their families. The end result is a ceramic tile wall mural at Children's Hospital that greets visitors at the 4th floor. Here is an important distinction to understand about artists in health care: Art Therapy, with a capital "A" is the career path taken by artists that are ready to take on the rigorous clinical training that will make them part of a diagnostic and treatment team in a health care setting. Art therapists will craft activities and programs that match the diagnosis of individual patients and will be able to watch for and identify tangible progress and benefits to the patient receiving the therapy. On the other hand, artists volunteering their time in a health care setting deliver therapeutic art, with a small "a," and may never know the real benefit of their contribution. Both disciplines have a place in a healing arts program. To learn more about Art Therapy, visit The International Art Therapy Organization or the Art Therapy Alliance. Or better yet, attend the conference being sponsored by The Society for the Arts in Healthcare and Children's Hospital of Michigan. The conference organizers suggest people in the following professions attend: Architects; Art, Health and Design Educators; Art, Music, Drama, Literary and Dance Therapists; Artists of all Disciplines; Arts Administrators; Community Service Providers; Human and Social Service Providers; Chaplains and Clergy; Child-life Therapists; Curators; Expressive Arts Therapists; Health and Arts Volunteer Coordinators; Hospital Administrators; Interior Designers; Landscape Architects; Mental Health Providers; Nurses; Occupational Therapists; Physical Therapists; Physicians; and Social Workers. In short – anyone interested in learning more about the role the arts play in health. This one time occasion with this international conference in Detroit this May, represents a rare opportunity for people throughout the state of Michigan interested in healthcare, the arts and a combination of the two professional paths.
"HACKTIVIST" EVAN ROTH RETURNS TO MICHIGAN KATIE DONOVAN THURSDAY MARCH 22nd, 2012 "When you are a skateboarder, you see the world in a different way. Every set of stairs or railing becomes a new challenge to master." This personal point of view has propelled Evan Roth from his beginnings in 1996 as a teenaged skateboarder with a passion for rap music to being Michigan's own international phenomenon in the art world. Roth is from an affluent community in Okemos, Michigan, close to East Lansing. "I got mostly decent grades, but I really wanted to be a professional skateboarder and rapper. It didn't take me long to realize that I wasn't going to make a living that way. So my plan was to go into architecture, where I might have a shot at designing buildings with public spaces that would be friendly to skateboarders," shared Roth. Roth received an undergraduate degree in architecture and soon was living in Washington, DC working in his chosen profession. He talked about his growing dissatisfaction with his architectural work where good design and ideas were routinely set aside for budget reasons. "Every night and on the weekends I was spending more and more time online, experiencing the freedom of making things online without consideration for budget," said Roth about his emerging interest in art. "My whole life changed when I discovered the U.K. artist Banksy who was making art and creating moments of disruption through public art. When I saw the piece he did where he painted crosswalk lines over a parked car, I was hooked. Three months later I quit my job and enrolled in graduate school for new media art at Parsons New School of Design in New York City." Early influences of rap and skateboard culture drew Evan Roth to explore the public displays of graffiti artists, expand on his online experiences and the art of the "hack" defined by the Urban Dictionary as a clever or elegant technical accomplishment, especially one with a playful or prankish bent. Roth's unique point of view and sense of humor is reflected in his art, like the TSA Nothing to See Here campaign where he pokes fun at the rigidity of the safety regulations and protocols of the TSA. Or, seeing the irony found in the ubiquitous airborne catalog – Sky Mall where his art form was created with images torn from the catalog, becoming fleeting pieces of work presented on his drop-down tray in-flight and captured for publication online with a camera. It was Roth's interest in the practice of open source, open data and crowd-sourcing that has led to some of his most widely embraced projects like his "laser tagging" events to create large scale "laser graffiti" on buildings. In the online world, software code is either proprietary/closed or open source. The open source approach fosters rich collaboration and continuous improvement, which this artist has extended to creating works of art online with an open-sourced philosophy. In 2007 Roth and a friend, Ben Engebreth, created the White Glove Tracking project which challenged anonymous online collaborators to help isolate Michael Jackson's famous rhinestone encrusted single white glove from his nationally-televised landmark performance of Billy Jean. Collaborators have created several videos, easily found online, for White Glove Tracking created with the assembled open data. The open source process can be very empowering. For example, the Eyewriter project created by Roth and four other non-professional developers created an inspiring solution for graffiti artist, Tempt1, who is paralyzed by the advancement of ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The Eyewriter team created the ultimate hack by fashioning a device that Tempt1 could control with only his eyes - enabling him to communicate and "eye-write" in his own graffiti style. Similar to the open source approach to the Eyewriter project, an online language called graffiti markup language, known as GML, was created as a universal open file format designed to store graffiti motion data. GML has taken on a life of its own and has been embraced by Golan Levin, the director of the Studio for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie Mellon University. He and his team, in addition to some earth-bound GML initiatives, are exploring the idea of sending a robot, programmed with GML, to the moon. The theory is that the tracks made by the robot will, in essence, put a graffiti tag on the moon. "The cool thing about GML is that the barrier for entry into the language is very low – 'weekend programmers' will have no problem getting into it and understanding it…and that will give it so much more community investment," claimed Roth. Evan Roth and his wife, Michele Walther, have lived in several parts of the world -- Hong Kong, Los Angeles, New York, and now Paris, where Roth has earned widespread recognition for his art. Roth is currently staying in Detroit while completing a fellowship at Eastern Michigan University, part of the McAndless Distinguished Professorship award for 2012, and conducting some new hacks using spray paint as propulsion tools rather than pigment tools. In addition to his gallery show, called Welcome to Detroit, (the name of the show is a nod to an early influence by hip-hop artist J Dilla – who passed away in 2006). Blogging about Detroit, Roth writes: " …there are a bunch of people who have been there for years doing art and they still have a long way to go, but the arts community in Detroit – as opposed to say, New York – is so united." The show, Welcome to Detroit, at the EMU University Gallery is open to the public until 4/2; Roth is also conducting a 6-week intensive course for EMU art students and offering several lectures open to the public. "The popularity of the Evan Roth class demonstrates the students' interest in his timely and unique inter-disciplinary approach to his art," said Colin Blakely, head of the EMU Art Department. Currently Evan Roth is exploring an "internet cache" approach to a biography. The internet cache creates a visual biography or self-portrait of an individual's time spent online, chronicling all the web locations visited. Roth wonders what meaning the self-portraits will have over an extended period of time, say 10 to 20 years – how will technology change, how will a person's own interests evolve and be represented over time? Visitors to the Eastern Michigan University Gallery at the Student Center will be able to view Roth's own Internet Cache Self-Portrait and many other examples of his art, which "see the world in a different way." When his time at Eastern Michigan concludes in April, Evan rejoins his wife Michele at their home in Paris for a few days and then he is off to Barcelona to prepare for another gallery show at N2 Gallery.
GRAMMY NOMINEE REDEFINING EDUCATION IN GRAND RAPIDS VIKI LORRAINE THURSDAY MARCH 22, 2012 When Marvin Sapp started singing in church at the age of four he never imagined becoming the all-time highest charting gospel artist (based on Billboard's 54-year history of tracking album sales). "I'm an inner city boy with divorced parents," said Sapp. "There are certain things you just don't expect to happen." But over 40 years later, his voice and his music can be heard on eight highly-acclaimed gospel albums. Sapp, the Founder and Senior Pastor of Lighthouse Full Life Center Church in Grand Rapids, has received six Grammy nominations, several Stellar Gospel Music Awards, the Gospel Music Excellence Award, and Soul Train Music and Dove Award nominations. The 2010 release of his album, Here I Am, marks the first time in the history of Billboard's Top 200 chart that a Gospel release has landed in its #2 position. Prior to going solo in 1998, Sapp sang with the Grammy nominated gospel group Commissioned. "I was twenty-two years old when they asked me to join," said Sapp. He moved to Detroit to perform with the group, but returned to Grand Rapids when he left the group six years later. "Grand Rapids honed my skills and gift sets, but it keeps me humble. Being here gives me the opportunity to be me. I don't get caught up in all the glitz and glamour. Here I can just be Marvin. You can be who you are all the time. You don't have to put on any airs. It's a great place to live. It has been a springboard to so many great things." For Sapp the word "great" has special meaning. With a shared vision and the guidance of his late wife MaLinda, Sapp has transformed their idea of fully integrating the arts into academic curriculum into a charter school called the Grand Rapids Ellington Academy of Arts & Technology (GREAAT). The school, scheduled to open this fall, will be the first of its kind in Western Michigan. "People don't realize the importance of music, art, and dance," said Sapp, "especially in the lives of children. According to several studies I've seen, children with arts in their core curriculum had five times better achievement. The arts have a way of challenging you, pushing you to do more." When Sapp attended public schools there were still arts programs in the schools. "If you weren't academically oriented, you still had the arts you could turn to," said Sapp. "You could expand your concept of school through the arts. We just don't have that anymore. When schools started downsizing the first thing they got rid of was the arts. We want to re-implement the arts, to allow the arts to help us to accomplish our goal of educating children." In 2011 a design team, commissioned by MaLinda Sapp, started looking at models for the school. They travelled to some of the best - LaGuardia School of the Performing Arts, Harlem Children's Zone, Envision Academy of Arts and Technology, and Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School. What they found were programs with a strong arts curriculum and programs with strong academics, but few that integrated the two together. Then they learned about Concord Academy in Petoskey, the first school in Michigan with an integrated curriculum. The GREAAT Board hired a curriculum consultant who had worked at Concord for 17 years developing, refining and executing their 'arts-integration' model for education. The intent of 'integration' is to help students develop an appreciation of how the arts can support their learning. So, for example, kids working on a Shakespearean play would also study the language, culture, and history of that era. GREAAT hopes to attract students from all across the region as well as students from the Garfield Park neighborhood where the school will be located. "I want to make change in the lives of people," said Sapp. "To make sure kids have the same opportunities we had." "My late wife had a saying, 'keep it moving' she always used to say." And that's what pastor, doctor, dad (Sapp is a single parent for his three children) and acclaimed gospel singer, Marvin Sapp, fully intends to do.
(SCENE) METROSPACE: A KALEIDOSCOPE OF CREATIVITY IVY HUGHES THURSDAY MARCH 22nd, 2012 For all the roles (SCENE) Metrospace plays — art gallery, music venue, concert hall — its most important is creative incubator. Located in the middle of downtown East Lansing, (SCENE) Metrospace is what Director Tim Lane calls a "contemporary alternative art gallery." The traditional art gallery component brings six, six-week exhibitions to the space. The contemporary alternative components attract bands, poets and other creatives who use the space for concerts and poetry slams. "(SCENE) Metrospace — in my opinion — is all about outreach," Lane said. "It provides community programming and gives creative people an opportunity to be creative and to enjoy creative events." In 2004, the City of East Lansing used funding from the state's Cool Cities Initiative to start (SCENE) Metrospace. The city surmised that by showcasing local art in a downtown venue, (SCENE) Metrospace would become a destination, a place to expose new talent while also drawing people to the downtown. "The City of East Lansing wants creative people to live and reside in the City of East Lansing so they reached out with (SCENE) Metrospace," Lane said. "The city's commitment to maintaining a venue of this sort is pretty special. It's what keeps (SCENE) thriving." While the city funds (SCENE), an annual fundraiser, established by Lane when he took over in 2008, contributes to the non-profit's small operating budget. The event brings in about $4,000 a year. Commissions on the sale of art and minimal event-cover charges also fund the space. "The focus is on providing an experience, on bringing people downtown and providing a venue for people to enjoy the artistic things going on here," Lane said. Lane first got involved with (SCENE) as an artist when he moved from Washington, D.C. to East Lansing to study with Michigan State University (MSU) Poet-in-Residence Diane Wakoski. Originally from Flint, Lane taught middle school, wrote a column for the Lansing State Journal, served as a personal secretary for a retired psychologist and worked as an editor before the director position at (SCENE) opened up in 2008. By this time, he'd been part of the East Lansing arts scene for approximately ten years. "(SCENE) was always my top choice if I got to pick where I got to show my art," Lane said. "It was about bringing people together and showing art that was a little edgier, something you'd find outside of traditional retail galleries. It brought together emerging artists and was showing artwork that inspired me. I wanted to be a part of it." Although (SCENE) has gained in popularity — it attracts about 4,000 people a year — it hasn't lost its appeal to artists. In fact, each of (SCENE)'s directors has expanded programming and artistic outreach by attracting new creative outlets. "(SCENE) originally targeted the 18-to-25 year old demographic and its mission was to come up with ways of interesting them and keeping them engaged in the City of East Lansing," Lane said. "One of the things I tried to do was be an ambassador for the rest of the community as well." Lane brought in poetry slams and developed relationships with MSU's English and music departments, initiatives which bring different talent to the space. "I wanted to make (SCENE) feel inclusive to everyone and try to dispel this notion that (SCENE) was just a hip place where the college students were hanging out - so I expanded the programming." While commercializing art isn't (SCENE)'s mission, several artists and musicians have undoubtedly benefitted from the exposure they've received at (SCENE)."We're in the business of helping creative people make small dreams come true," Lane said. "(SCENE) is an incubator because it helps artists get off the ground."


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Sorry, had a bad cold all weekend. Seem to have missed that bit about Yuri Geller levitating a prominent local sports franchise or something about a January diet. Exciting news either way.
Awfully decent of the boys, the place was a right mess.
"L.A. isn't beautiful, and Angelenos know it." Meanwhile, in San Francisco, Hyde & Golden Gate offers its rejoinder.
The Chronicle thinks you can do better this year.
The 77 is the bus you always knew existed, a bus with a well-trained barista manning a mobile Blue Bottle kiosk, a bus where your favored sections of the Times are laid out on your (reserved) seat. This bus is always prompt. You might wonder why you've never caught sight of it, but this is simply a matter of secret stops, in lesser-traveled neighborhoods, manicured enclosures redolent of freshly-cut flowers and an unobtrusive yet pleasing design. Stan Getz is piped in on nice days, and when summer cedes to winter, Liszt.
This is the Muni line where you will find both Willie Brown and Gavin Newsom, laughing together over their pictures in the Style section of the Wall Street Journal.
This Muni line is not for the likes of you.
Don't call it a comeback.
Don't tell the J-School kids that they'll get paid in lasagna.
You just know that someone has had this one hidden under their pillow since game one. Or, they're Coltrane fans and want to show it.
I'm waiting for a conservative pundit to make a joke about government jobs. Y'know, the one where it takes this many guys to watch the one guy with the shovel. Yeah.
Also, new cheaper PG&E!
So nice of you to notice
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It had been years since either of us walked into Regi's, the wonderful restaurant that anchors Federal Hill's Restaurant Row. Our next visit won't take as long, because Regi's is a place with fine food, friendly, efficient and unobtrusive service, and the prices aren't that bad either. What more is there to ask for?
Regi's was a revelation when it opened in 1978, because Baltimore had the Prime Rib and Marconi's, and it had carryouts and burger joints, and there was practically nothing in-between.
Regi's immediately became wildly popular for its crab cakes. The Big Thing then was nouvelle cuisine, and Regi's served up some remarkable chicken, fish and lamb chops along with the crab cakes, but the real revelation back then was the sides, which were delicious all by themselves.
People flocked to the place, and they haven't stopped. On a recent sleepy Thursday lunchtime with very few people on the street, Regi's was hopping, with many hardy souls sitting on the sidewalk patio, which is enclosed for the winter.
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Regi's has the dishes you would expect on the menu, but the kitchen dishes them up in unexpected ways. We tried the Buffalo Oysters for a starter, six plump breaded, fried oysters served with the requisite hot sauce and a big mound of blue cheese dressing. We ate the fresh greens garnish so we could finish the rest of the dressing. Delightful.
After such a good start, who could resist something called a garbage salad? It's Regi's version of a cobb salad, with a little bit of everything served over a garden salad. The garbage salad has shrimp and salami, olives and artichokes with great big spicy pepperoncinis arranged artistically over a salad of romaine.
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We get a look into the past of the Kalispell man who was found dead under the ice of the Missouri River at the Black Eagle Dam in Great Falls.
Graham Macker was listed as a walk-away from the Great Falls Pre-Release Center on November 14, 2013, and was wanted for escape, but before that, a teenage Macker and his family were featured in an HBO documentary about the rise of Meth use in Montana.
"Montana Meth" talks about the rise of the drug across the treasure state through the stories of many people, including Graham Macker.
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His family did not want to speak today.
In his native Flathead county, Graham was charged with forgery and issuing a bad check, according to the Montana Correctional Offender Network.
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Alternative Right has a statement up on it's FaceBook page.
The FaceBook statement as well as some additional explanation can be found here at the new temporary home of AltRight.
It is not the intention of this website to take sides here. We simply intend to report on issues of interest to our sphere. The alternative (small a) right sphere is unfortunately full of contention and we generally try to remain above the fray and retain friendly relations with all sides. We have a friendly relationship with Richard Spencer, and I assume Andy Nowicki and company have no issues with us either. While we represent a more traditional paleo perspective than Spencer or AltRight, we have no desire to be part of a chorus denouncing either.
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Let's hope this situation is resolved with as little acrimony as possible.The last thing we need is even more division amongst us Whites.
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Spencer's position is understandable. He's always going to be associated with alternative right, even though he has little to nothing to do with it anymore. Killing the brand is one way to fix that.
After Spencer gave Liddell and Nowicki control of the site, they posted articles like "Is black genoicde right" and completely destroyed the brand. It's best he got rid of them, though I think he probably could have done it more diplomatically.
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I'm finding it impossible to post on the new AR site. I did a couple of posts, but they disappeared and now I can't post there at all. I presume this has to do with the changeover.
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I have no love for what Alt Right was but make no mistake – Richard Spencer is a career liar, and a typical rich kid who bounces around, failing forward, without ever achieving anything of note. I know for an absolute fact that Alt Right was not intended to be a short term project, and suspect that Liddell is right about why it was taken down.


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Housing Choice Voucher Program, Homeownership & Family Self Sufficiency
Waitlist Status
Please see the Public Notice for the current status of the Waiting List
Rental Assistance
The SECTION 8 HOUSING PROGRAM offers rental assistance in existing houses, mobile homes, and apartments so that safe, decent, and sanitary living conditions can be affordable for income qualified families. The family's portion of the rent is based on the household's income. Monthly housing assistance payments are made directly to the owner. Units approved for the program must meet minimum Housing Quality Standards and rent reasonableness. Income eligibility is set by the funding source "United States Department of Housing and Urban Development".
JFCAC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, ancestry, age or disability; and operates in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law.
Homeownership Opportunity
Jefferson-Franklin Community Action program has implemented a new voucher homeownership program as of October 1, 2006. The voucher Homeownership program is a unique program designed to allow participants of the Section 8 rental assistance program to become a first time homebuyer with continued assistance on mortgage payments instead of rental assistance payments. The basic homeownership requirements are that you are a first-time homebuyer who has not defaulted on a previous mortgage; you have continuously worked full-time with no employment gaps over the last year (elderly and disabled do not have to meet the employment requirement); and you have to be able to secure your own financing.
Family Self Sufficiency (FSS) Program
The Family Self Sufficiency (FSS) Program began in 1995. The FSS program's goal is to provide support and encouragement for families to help them get off government assistance and on a path of self sufficiency. Housing staff helps determine families' skills, abilities, and interest for employment opportunities and counsels them in taking the right steps to achieve job readiness and ultimately self sufficiency. When a family becomes employed, or earns additional income, the housing program will begin a savings account for the family that basically matches the increased amount the family will have to pay for rent. The family's account will have a monthly deposit made based on additional earned income in the household. As of April, 2012, a total of 126 families have successfully completed their FSS contract goals and received from their escrow accounts.
For further information, please contact us at the Jefferson County Center or Franklin County Center listed here.
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The Housing Waiting List closed on May 15, 2014 for all families except those who meet one of our local preferences. Pre-applications will still be accepted for those families who qualify for one of the following local preferences.
Preferences for which a family may qualify are:
- Families with children enrolled in and currently attending the Head Start Program with Jefferson Franklin Community Action.
- Families who have successfully completed within the previous twelve months an acceptable self-empowerment or leadership/community involvement program such as S.E.L.F. through United Way, Project COPE, or Step Up to Leadership.
Reasonable accommodations for the disabled may be arranged by calling: (636)789-2686 (Jefferson County), (636) 629-6193 (Franklin County), Relay Missouri Servicers Users 1-800-735-2966 TT/TTY or 1-800-735-2466 VOICE.
Pre-applications will be made available in an accessible format upon request from a person with disabilities or with limited English proficiency.
JFCAC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, ancestry, age or disability and operates in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law.
Public Hearing to be held on Housing Plan
The Franklin County Public Housing Agency will hold a Public Hearing on June 12, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. at the office of Jefferson-Franklin Community Action Corporation (JFCAC), #2 Merchant Dr., Hillsboro, MO. The purpose of the Public Hearing is to invite public comments from interested persons on the proposed Annual Plan for Fiscal Year October 1, 2014-September 30, 2015 to be submitted to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program which is administered by JFCAC in Franklin and Jefferson Counties.
The Annual Plan is a requirement of the federal Quality Housing and Work Responsibility Act. A copy of the plan is available for review from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, at the JFCAC Housing Office, #2 Merchant Dr., Hillsboro, MO. and is posted on JFCAC website at www.jfcac.org. JFCAC is an Equal Opportunity Housing Provider.
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- What is the program called?
- This program has had several different names and has been referred to as "the Hud Program", "Section 8″, "Rental Assistance" and "the Housing Program". It is officially named the Housing Choice Voucher Program.
- How do I get on the waiting list?
- Our waiting list has been closed since January 1, 2010. Check the Housing page on this website for announcements or when applications will be accepted.
- I'm on your Housing waiting list and recently have moved. How do I notify your office of this?
- You need to mail a letter to us at Jefferson Franklin Community Action Corporation, P.O. Box 920, Hillsboro, MO 63050, giving your name, social security number, current address and telephone number. Be sure to sign the letter. This can also be faxed to us at (636) 789-3548, Attention: Housing.
- What happens when I come to the top of the Housing waiting list?
- Application forms are mailed to the address we have on file. We will need verification of all income, assets, and social security numbers of the household. Once the household is certified as meeting the guidelines of the housing program, a letter is sent to the household assigning them to a Housing Specialist, who will brief the family about the housing program, and issue the family a "Voucher of Housing Participation".
- I can't find my social security card, what do I do now?
- You can file for a replacement card at the Social Security Office and ask them to give you a printout of your social security number. To contact the Social Security Office call 1-800-772-1213.
- How long do I have to wait to get assistance after signing up?
- At this moment, our waiting list is closed, we are not taking applications. The average wait has been ranging from 1 to 3 years, but this can change once the waiting list is open.
You may call 636-789-2686, ex. 125 for a recorded message.
- Can I sign up at another housing agency?
- Yes, if they are accepting applications.
- Sometimes, I see rental ads in the paper that say "Approved for HUD" or "Approved for Section 8″. What does this mean?
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Lifetime Achievement Award to Be Presented July 26 in Cooperstown
December 04, 2013
(COOPERSTOWN, NY) – The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum's Board of Directors has selected Joe Garagiola as the recipient of the 2014 John Jordan "Buck" O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award, presented to an individual for extraordinary efforts to enhance baseball's positive impact on society.
The Award will be presented to Garagiola in Cooperstown at the Awards Presentation on Saturday, July 26, as part of Hall of Fame Weekend 2014. Following a nine-year major league career that started in 1946, Garagiola, 87, has dedicated his life to helping others in the game, through his role in founding two organizations to impact baseball in a positive manner: The Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T.) and the National Spit Tobacco Education Program.
Garagiola becomes the third winner of the Buck O'Neil Award, which was established in 2007 to honor an individual whose efforts broadened the game's appeal and whose character, integrity and dignity is comparable to the late O'Neil, who passed away in 2006 after eight decades of contributions to the game. O'Neil was honored as the first recipient of the Award in 2008. Long-time executive Roland Hemond was honored with the second Buck O'Neil Award in 2011.
"Joe Garagiola has spent eight decades in and around baseball, and has enhanced the lives of so many fans and players," said Jane Forbes Clark, Chairman of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. "He has promoted the positive impact of baseball on society and embodies the spirit of the Buck O'Neil Award. The Board is recognizing Joe's character, integrity and dignity; and his countless hours of tireless work with B.A.T. and the Spit Tobacco Education Program, for the sole benefit of those in need of assistance and education. He gained national fame as a broadcaster who went beyond baseball to use his celebrity platform to make a difference for others. We are extremely honored to present him with the Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award."
The Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award is presented by the Board of the Directors of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum at its discretion, though not more frequently than every three years. A permanent, life-size bronze statue of O'Neil is located at the Hall of Fame on the Museum's first floor and serves as the home for the Award. The statue of O'Neil was created by nationally renowned sculptor Williams Behrends.
"Supposedly I made a career out of putting words together, but at this moment, I cannot express what it means to me to receive this honor," Garagiola said. "I think of the great Tug McGraw line, when he said, 'Two years out of baseball, you are a trivia question.' Well now, to be recognized for the Hall of Fame for my lifetime achievement, is just tremendous. I wish I could find the words to say thank you to the Board of Directors for this honor. What a thrill!"
As one of the founders of B.A.T., Garagiola was the foundational leader in helping to build an organization dedicated to helping the baseball community in need, helping secure the first $1 million endowment for an organization that today has distributed over $28 million in grants to over 3,000 individuals since 1986. Garagiola also has worked tirelessly for education on tobacco, helping to found the National Spit Tobacco Education Program, helping the game create a Smokeless Tobacco Policy and testifying before Congress on multiple occasions on the harmful effects of tobacco.
A renowned national broadcasting voice following his playing career, Garagiola was previously presented with the 1991 Ford C. Frick Award by the Baseball Hall of Fame for broadcasting excellence. As an announcer who transcended the sport by hosting game shows, parades, dog shows and morning television programs, Garagiola has also dedicated countless hours to charitable work for the St. Peter's Indian Mission on the Pima Reservation in Arizona. The author of three baseball books, including a New York Times' best-seller, Baseball is a Funny Game, Garagiola has been a popular and beloved personality throughout the game for nearly 60 years.
The Buck O'Neil Award is open to nominations from the public to the Hall of Fame, at any time, through written submissions. The next O'Neil Award is eligible to be presented in 2017. Nominations should detail how the proposed candidate carries O'Neil's extraordinary traits. Letters of nomination should be submitted to: Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, 25 Main Street, Cooperstown, NY 13326. Only submissions received by mail will be considered.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is open seven days a week year round, with the exception of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. The Museum observes regular hours of 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. from Labor Day until Memorial Day Weekend. From Memorial Day through the day before Labor Day, the Museum is open from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. seven days a week. Ticket prices are $19.50 for adults (13 and over), $12 for seniors (65 and over) and for those holding current memberships in the VFW, Disabled American Veterans, American Legion and AMVets organizations, and $7 for juniors (ages 7-12). Members are always admitted free of charge and there is no charge for children 6 years of age or younger. For more information, visit our Web site at baseballhall.org or call 888-HALL-OF-FAME (888-425-5633) or 607-547-7200.


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