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Bats are more likely than rodents to carry disease, study says
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FORT COLLINS - Rodents hugely outnumber bats, but bats are more likely than rodents to carry viruses that can be transmitted between animals and humans, according to new research by Colorado State University disease ecologists.
"There's been a lot of speculation that bats might be special in some way as far as their potential to host zoonotic diseases," said Angela Luis, a postdoctoral fellow who conducted the research with Colleen Webb, a biology professor at Colorado State. Zoonotic are diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. "We found that although there are twice as many rodent species as there are bat species, bats hosted more zoonotic viruses per species than rodents."
Luis and Webb scoured existing studies to produce their findings, which appear this week in the online edition of the Proceedings of the Royal Society B – Biological Sciences. The research was funded by Research and Policy for Infectious Disease Dynamics, or RAPIDD, through the National Institutes of Health Fogarty International Center and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Bats carry SARS, Ebola, Nipah and Hendra viruses – all of which can be deadly to humans. The researchers found that bats were more likely to share viruses such as these between species and that viruses may pass more easily between different bat species that live in the same geographic range than between rodent species.
While humans should keep their distance from bats, the ecosystem benefits from healthy bat populations that eat insects and pollinate fruits, Luis said. Bats eat enough insects to account for as much as $3 billion worth of pesticide control annually in the United States.
"Even though this work shows that bats are special as far as hosting these nasty diseases, they're really important ecologically," Luis said. "We want to promote limiting bat and human contact, which will be beneficial for both bat conservation and human health."


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Raptors: Veterans try to instill sense of urgency in young team
It doesn't take long for an NBA season to go down the toilet, so veteran Raptors like DeMar DeRozan are stepping up to make sure a couple of bad games don't turn into a lengthy losing streak.
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In a private conversation in the alcove leading into the Raptors' practice facility, DeMar DeRozan goes from angry to determined to realizing that those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
He understands better than most how an NBA season can go swirling down the toilet seemingly overnight, he's lived the horror of a season in effect being over before all the leaves have fallen and he is adamant that won't happen again.
It is not to suggest this Raptors team is as inexperienced and ill-prepared as the one that saw its season ruined with a 3-19 start a year ago but DeRozan wants no part of going down that road.
"It's only so many games but then it's another two weeks or another month and it's over," he said. "That can't happen again."
The sense of urgency among the Raptors, who fell to 4-6 after a putrid loss to the Chicago Bulls on Friday, is huge. They know that not only does the sword of general manager Masai Ujiri hang over their heads — who and how many get traded if the first 20 games are awful? — but also that getting buried early turns a large chunk of a season meaningless.
"It can go real quick," said coach Dwane Casey.
DeRozan, who along with Amir Johnson is the longest-serving member of the team (digest that, if you can in the era of roster fluctuation), said he spent time making sure all his teammates know that one game can't lead to two bad games or five bad games or seven bad games because once that kind of slide gets going, it's almost impossible to stop.
"Just come in and keep a positive attitude, understand that we have to keep working at it," he said. "We're however many games in, we have to stay positive, have to keep learning, keep pushing each other and keep helping each other. Understand what we have to when we're out on the court."
That the players are willing to accept responsibility for their many failings in the worst game of the 10 so far this season is heartening to Casey.
He knows that as much as he preaches and teaches and — yes — screams, messages always carry more weight when they are delivered by peers rather than bosses.
"The good teams find a way . . . to police themselves, to get each other ready to go," said Casey. "You don't wait for coach to come in at halftime and go crazy or whatever. That's developing that leadership that we've got to have from within."
That's why DeRozan and Kyle Lowry, who suffered through the hell of a year ago, have to take charge; it's why a veteran like Rudy Gay, who arrived long after the season was done last year, has to make sure small troubles don't become huge issues.
"I do sense a sense of urgency by those guys because of what we went through last year, but it's a different feel from last year," said Casey.
"I think the growth from that, we're more mature from a psychological standpoint from getting hit from that."
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Our popular weekly soapie updates often get a comment or two from diehard fans, but this week Generations got a few more than usual. Here's what a some of our readers said in the comments section:Lizzy Precious Makhoba "Eish guyz when is dis thing dat Noluntu is doin 2 her mom is gnna stop cz now Generation is becoming a boring soap bcz of dis Mawande thing.I wantd my son 2 make me a coffee 1 day nd he said 'mumy'must I add some pill in dis tea?can u believe it guyz dis thing is getting out of hand cz it's teaching our children nonsense I'm so getting pissed off with dis now nd Generation is not my favourite soap @ di moment.......PLZ DO SUMTHING guyzzzz." (sic)Connie Muringai "Noluntu has gone to far.What kind of a lesson can we draw from that." (sic)Xolani Mkunqwana "Mfundi Vundla and his team, destroyed Generation , they started by a charector of Sello, which was not have sense, no stupid Noluntu, what is the motive of Nuluntu. You can cut the soap away like wild, if you run out of ideas. Good bye Generation." (sic)Sabiha Lockhat "This mother and daugther scenes is too hectic , what advice is generations trying to give out to young adults to ill treat ur own mother . No ways this is not acceptable, if Noluntu wants to take revenge and play wicked roles she should go try it on someone else not her family for gods sake stop this crap." (sic)When we noticed the unhappiness in the comments, we asked our Facebook and Twitter followers for their input:Mathapelo Marcia Modiba"i remeber how people had a problem when they brought Jason and Senzo (2 gay guys inlove) the scenes were kinda hard to watch and we crossed that bridge, they brough queen with an old dying man - horrible scenes to watch too. Now its Noluntu who is busy poisining her mom as she wants her to pay, but honestly wherever generation is getting their storylines from, they seriously need to reconsider that person/team. I also agree with Ambronica Pisto, If only generations had a competitor for the 20h00 slot they would be history. Maybe its time they put an end to this programme as the creativity is dead." (sic)Qengebakazi Vuyokazi Sonjica "Generubbish is far too predictable this Noluntu thing is irritating shame , the story line sucks big time . I've stopped watchin until Noluntu is caught." (sic)Ferial Edross "It was my favourite till Aikhona ....started mixing Afrikaans with the other languages. I will only start watching again when they get rid of her !!!!!!" (sic)Looks like there are quite a few unhappy viewers. Will you keep watching Generations?
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Lebanon Mayor Philip Craighead urged members of the Lebanon Morning Rotary yesterday to buy locally.
He said the City of Lebanon's loss in sales tax revenue for the year has been a major issue in the local municipality's struggle with budget shortfalls.
Craighead told the club that he and members of the city council and city department heads have worked diligently to make as many cuts as possible in city spending.
The City of Lebanon's National Day of Prayer observance will be hosted on Thursday, May 7 by Immanuel Baptist Church.
The time of the observance is set for 6:30 p.m. The church is at 214 Castle Heights Ave., Lebanon.
30-year veteran Harris reappointed Administrator of Elections
By CONNIE ESH
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Wilson County Election Commission voted 3-2 to retain Lynn Harris as administrator of elections during the panel's meeting on Wednesday, but the larger story may be about Delores Mackey, the new chair of the panel.
Apparently Mackey is now under pressure to resign her post with most of the pressure coming from the local Wilson County Republican Party.
It started when a member of the audience, former Mt. Juliet mayor Kevin Mack, stood up and suggested the panel name Rob Shearer, a Republican and a former Mt. Juliet city manager, to the post.
MT. JULIET -- Wilson Central locked up a third place seed in this week's District 9AAA tournament with a 7-3 victory Tuesday at Mt. Juliet High. The Wildcats improved to 22-8 overall and 8-4 in the district while Mt. Juliet slipped to 21-10, 10-2.
The loss dropped the Bears into second place in the 9AAA regular season standings, allowing Beech to take over the top spot.
Wilson Central pitcher Heath Daugherty (3-2) held Mt. Juliet in check the entire game, scattering seven hits while striking out three and walking just one batter. Only one MJ hit went for extra bases, a third inning triple by Justin Lopez.
The crafty senior righthander kept the powerful Bear lineup off balance with a sharp, biting curveball.
Cody Liddle paced the Wilson Central offense attack with a 3-for-3 effort, driving in a pair of runs. Russ Strong chipped in with a pair of hits while Brad Collins ripped a two-run home run in the bottom of the fifth.
Starter Cody Carroll (3-3), the first of three Mt. Juliet pitchers, was tagged with the loss. He went five innings, allowed five hits and six runs while striking out four.
Central is expected to play LaVergne in the first round of the 9AAA tournament Friday at Mt. Juliet. The Bears will probably play Smyrna.
Over the weekend, Wilson Central swept a pair of Saturday games -- knocking off McGavock High 13-2 then defeating LaVergne 7-5 despite making seven errors.
Mt. Juliet dropped a 7-4 decision Saturday to Beech as the Bucs pounded out 13 hits and took advantage of four Mt. Juliet errors. Jake Harper (6-1) took the loss for the Bears.
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All programs are free and open to the public. No reservations are necessary. Booths open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. both days. The event is sponsored by The Friends of Long Hunter State Park.
LEBANON -- Funeral services will be conducted 10 a.m. Saturday, April 25, at Immanuel Baptist Church for Mr. Stephen Wayne Wood, 44, of Lebanon. President of Wood Group Enterprises, Mr. Wood died Tuesday, April 21, 2009 following an extended illness.
Stephen was a member of Immanuel Baptist Church, a graduate of DuPont Senior High School, Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt's Owen Graduate School of Management. He was a former Trustee of Cumberland University, a former Community Council member of Wilson Bank & Trust, a member of the Mt. Juliet / West Wilson Chamber of Commerce, and the Nashville Home Builders Association.
Visitation will be 4 - 8 p.m. Friday at Bond Memorial Chapel in Mt. Juliet. Services will be conducted by Pastor John Hunn. Interment will follow at Hermitage Memorial Gardens.
"Oklahoma" is coming to Lebanon High School Auditorium this weekend on April 23, 24 and 25.
The play, a romantic story about a cowboy named Curly played by Mitch Dickens who falls in love with a farm girl Laurey played by Hannah Gallagher, has been very popular since it was first written in 1943. Songs from the play are well known, too. "Oklahoma," "Oh What a Beautiful Morning" and "Kansas City" are all songs made famous by the play.
The play opens with Curley singing "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning" to impress Laurey, but giving a teasing kiss on the check to her Aunt Eller played by Chelsea Hardin.
Award winning film producer and director T.N. Mohan personally presents his highly acclaimed documentary on the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, "Hanged on a Twisted Cross, The Life, Convictions and Martyrdom of Dietrich Bonhoeffer," at Crave Christian Bookstore & Café in Lebanon on Friday, May 1st at 6:30 p.m.
"We're setting up the big screen for this big event! We're so excited to have the actual producer and director of so many quality documentaries and films share his time and talents at Crave," said Bridgette Belew of Crave Bookstore & Café, adding "and we can all learn so much from the life and convictions of Dietrich Bonhoeffer."
Author Marti Healy will read from and sign copies of her new book, "The Rhythm of Selby," from 1 until 4 p.m., Sunday, April 26 at Sherlock's Book Emporium and Curiosities.
The book is published by The Design Group Press.
Writer Macy Harris moves to the small Southern town of Selby, S.C., in search of mild winters and a culture known for its equally warm hospitality, a place to write in rhythm with a slower pace of life. She soon becomes enchanted with Selby's gentle residents, its generations of history, its tradition of horses and dogs, its magnificent old homes and gardens, art and music, and excellent cuisine.
By ANNE DONNELL
I think I saw a word misused recently. It was a reference to a museum's showing a borrowed "exhibit" of a variety of items. Isn't this an "exhibition"? Are we commonly misusing other words or reading and hearing on radio and TV and in movies these misuses? I believe we are and am interested in your comments.
-All for Accuracy and Precision!
By TOMMY THOMPSON
District Attorney 15th Judicial District
Too many times I think we in public office hear voices near us, read opinions addressed to us and act or react accordingly.
But that may not always result with us making the right decisions.
Lebanon City Council will have a special called meeting at 5 p.m., Thursday, April 23 in the Town Meeting Hall, City of Lebanon Administration Building at Castle Heights.
By TOMI L. WILEY
Special to The Wilson Post
MT. JULIET -- At first glance, Savannah Hope Swandal looks like any other 3rd grader at Mt. Juliet Elementary.
She is an outgoing, beautiful, 9-year-old little girl with an infectious laugh and a smile that will melt your heart. She enjoys being outdoors, playing with her family and friends, dancing, singing, riding her bike, listening to music and going to church.
By CONNIE ESH
The Wilson Post
Wilson County Election Commission voted 3-2 to retain Lynn Harris as administrator of elections during the panel's meeting on Wednesday.
The election came with a bit of drama as a member of the audience, former Mt. Juliet mayor Kevin Mack, stood up and suggested the panel name Rob Shearer, a former Mt. Juliet city manager, to the post.
Mack cited concerns with holding early voting in Mt. Juliet in the past as among his reasons for wanting Shearer to be named as administrator.
By CONNIE ESH
The Wilson Post
Lebanon City Council passed only one of three ordinances which would have amended the City Charter at Tuesday night's regular meeting.
Council passed on first reading an amendment which defines of the Finance Commissioner's duties which was accidentally left out of the charter when the position was created.
Gladeville Utility District looks at State reports
By CONNIE ESH
The Wilson Post
A former Gladeville Utility District general manager received more than $300,000 in payments that not approved or violated policy, says a just released audit from the State Comptroller's Office.
As a result, the board of the GUD and the new general manager have been busy making changes to comply with recommendations in the audit.
Among other things the audit showed that, "The former general manager received payments totaling $300,211 that were either not approved and/or were in violation of district policy."
Secure Shred and Wilson Bank & Trust are partnering together to host a free Community Shred Day for Wilson County.
The purpose of the Community Shred Day is to give the public an opportunity to properly dispose of personal, confidential documents. Wilson Bank will host the event at five locations where documents can be deposited into locked containers for destruction, or items may be brought to Secure Shred's shredding center.
From Post staff reports
A U.S. District judge is expected to issue a ruling soon in a lawsuit filed by the parents of Christian students against the Wilson County Schools claiming the school system denied their right to free speech.
Coming over to taste the competition's banana dumplin's are, from left, WCHS sophomore Jacob Behel and junior Katie Tidwell. Serving the dumplin's fresh from the toaster oven are, left to right, LHS juniors Camillia Meachum and Cassie Ritchie. Meachum and Ritchie, who took second place for their banana dumplin's, Behel and Tidwell, won third place for their mixed berry dumplin's. All four are culinary team members of their schools' Skills USA clubs.
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LEBANON -- Funeral services have been scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday, April 25 at Berea Church of Christ for Mr. Tatum, 95, of Lebanon. Known to his family and friends as "Red", Mr. Tatum died April 21, 2009.
A lifelong resident of Wilson County, he was a retired farmer, school bus driver and worked at the Garment Factory. He was a member of Berea Church of Christ, Lebanon Senior Citizens, and a former "mayor" of Possum Town.
The family will be receiving friends at Sellars Funeral Home Friday, April 24 from 4-8 p.m. Services will be conducted by Brother Todd Elliott and Brother Greg Smith. Interment in Watson Cemetery.
Survivors include son Gary Wayne (Sue) Tatum of Lebanon; brother Charlie (Elizabeth) Tatum; sister Frances Ann Brown; grandchildren Lia Hittle, Gara Williams, Mona Dill Steinke, Randall Alexander, Rex Alexander, Lynn Jenkinses, and Tina Sliger; 40 great-grandchildren; 10 great-great grandchildren; and many other relatives and friends from Berea Church of Christ and Possum Town.
He is preceded in death by wife of 65 years Elizabeth Hester Tatum, daughter Martha Clay White, parents Jesse Lee and Melinda Jane Midgett Tatum, brother Carl Eli Tatum, and sisters Stella Bly and Etta Lee Ozment.
Pallbearers: Derrick Knowles, Joe Simms, Butch Reed, Donnie Bain, Bill McGowan, John Hittle, Jason Williams, John Harlin and Jason Denton.
Honorary pallbearers: Tommy Knowles, John Bale, J.D. Carr, Billy Sullivan, and Tom Sanders.Memorial Donations are suggested to The National Parkinson Foundation, Inc (Office of Development, 1501 NW 9th Ave, Bob Hope Rd, Miami FL 33136-1494, 800.327.4545), and/or the Berea Church of Christ Building Fund (50 Berea Church Road, Lebanon 37087.
Sellars Funeral Home, Lebanon, is in charge of arrangements.
MT. JULIET -- Services were held Tuesday afternoon, April 21 at Sellars Funeral Home at Mt. Juliet for Ms. Jenkins, 69, of Mt. Juliet. Known as "Dotty" to her family and friends, she died Sunday, April 19, 2009 at her residence.
She was a member of the Silver Springs Baptist Church. Services were conducted by Brother Russ Stephens. Interment followed at Mt. Juliet Memorial Gardens
Survivors include nieces Lisa Jenkins and Brenda (Darrell) Guffey; great-niece Kisha Guffey; and numerous other family members.
She is preceded in death by parents Bob and Mary Nollner Jenkins; brother Robert L. Jenkins Jr.; and sister-in-law Linda Jenkins.
Pallbearers included: Jesse, Scott and Chris Chapman and Darrell Guffey.
Arrangements by Sellars Funeral Home at Mt. Juliet.
LEBANON -- Visitation and funeral services will be held Friday, April 24 at the Immanuel Baptsit Church for Mr. Fields, 46, of Lebanon. Known as "Tim" or "Timmy" to his family and friends, Mr. Fields passed away Wednesday, April 1, 2009.
A former employee of Toshiba America for 19 years, he recently worked for Gibson Guitar in the Rough Mill. Tim loved classical cars, Elvis and Pepsi Cola. He was a member of Big Springs Baptist Church and honorary member of Immanuel Baptist Church.
Visitation will begin at 9 a.m. with funeral services set for 1 p.m. Pastor John Hunn will officiate the services. Interment is set for the Gordonsville City Cemetery.
Survivors include: parents Billy Joe and Margaret Christian Fields; siblings Jeff (Debbie) Fields, Beverly Sells and Frances Fields -- all of Lebanon and Melissa (Randy) Mundy of Pleasant Shade.
Also surviving are nephews Josh (Megan), Joel, Jonathan and Jason Sells, Jacob Fields; niece Maria Mundy; girlfriend Tammy Jewell.
He is preceded in death by paternal grandparents, Carmon and Ruby Fields; maternal grandparents, Nick and Ruby Christian.
Pallbearers, Joshua, Joel, Jonathan and Jason Sells, Jacob Fields, Randy Mundy, Paul Lee Jewell and Larry Ferrell. Honorary pallbearers Mark and Donnie West, Charles Hollis, Eddie Fields, Greg Elrod and Ricky Gilley.
Partlow Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Cumberland University will honor the late Stephen Wood and his contributions to the Bulldog baseball program before Thursday's 1 p.m. twinbill against TranSouth Conference foe Martin Methodist.
Wood passed away April 21 at the age of 44 due to complications from liver cancer. He was a lifelong Midstate resident and Vanderbilt University graduate who helped greatly in the design and construction of the renovated baseball stadium and press box.
Head coach Woody Hunt will recognize Wood's family prior to Thursday's doubleheader against Martin Methodist, the last home series of the season for the Bulldogs.
CU and the Redhawks play a single game Friday at 1 p.m., highlighted by Senior Day pregame activities for 18 players -- Clint Alexander, Chuck Belote, Matt Burton, Babich Cowan, Will Curry, Zack Diekmann, Jeremiah McElwain, Chris Fanning, Mark Gividen, Corey Merrill, Eric Mull, James Parker, Blake Simmons, Eric Spivey, Richard Timbrook, Andrew Ward, Kyle West and Jeremy Wilson.
CU loses 2-of-3 at FHU -- Sam Kikla went 5-for-5 with eight RBIs as Cumberland outlasted Freed-Hardeman, 20-16, in eight innings in the opening game of a double-header, but the Lions came back with a 14-3 victory in the second game, splitting a baseball twinbill Saturday at Carnes Field in Henderson.
Cumberland (28-21, 13-5 TSAC) remains in a first-place tie with Trevecca despite losing the series at FHU. The Trojans lost a doubleheader Saturday to Lyon College and both teams will head into this week's final series tied for first place. Freed-Hardeman (28-14, 12-7) solidified its position in third place with the series victory and can still mathematically win the conference.
Cumberland blew a 13-2 lead in the opener, as FHU scored eight runs in the fifth and then six runs in the bottom of the seventh to tie the contest at 16.
But Kikla drove in a run, Michael Wheeler added two RBIs and Matt Holliman had a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning to retake the lead in a contest that lasted nearly three-and-a-half hours.
Richard Timbrook came on to get the final three outs and the save, but not before loading the bases with just one out. Eric Spivey (2-2), the fourth of five CU hurlers in the contest, picked up the victory, facing one batter and getting the final out of the seventh.
Starter Robert Post allowed two runs on four hits in four innings of work and left with a 13-2 lead. He walked four and struck out four.


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The following films are set for release on DVD today, May 6, 2014:
93 minutes, documentary, color, 2013
In English, Spanish, Portuguese & French w/ English subtitles
A film by Rodrigo H. Vila
Journey into the world of Argentina's most famous musical artist in Mercedes Sosa: The Voice of Latin America. Over a career that spanned 50 years, Sosa sold millions of records, performed thousands of concerts all over the world, and left behind an incredible legacy as an artist who went beyond the borders of music to become one of the most influential - and loved - personalities of the 20th century.
This intimate documentary reveals Sosa's early life and her rise to worldwide stardom, and explores the impact she had on the musical - and political - heritage of Latin America...and the world.
Packaged in a 100% Certified Green Forestry Practices Eco Pack
UPC: 7-20229-91591-5 | Catalog #: FRF 915915D | SRP: $24.95 | Street Date: May 6
57 minutes, documentary, color, 1998
A film by Roger Sherman
Bonus Features • Art & Photo Gallery • Interview with Director
Alexander Calder is the definitive portrait of one of the pre-eminent artists of the 20th century, and the inventor of an art form, the mobile. This acclaimed film shows Calder at work in his studio and never-before-seen archival films and photographs. It includes contemporary shooting of dozens of works, and features interviews with Arthur Miller, Ellsworth Kelly, I.M. Pei, Brendan Gill, Marla Prather, David Ross, Calder's daughters and grandson, Sandy Rower, and others.
UPC: 7-20229-91595-3 | Catalog #: FRF 915953D | SRP: $24.95 | Street Date: May 6
97 minutes, fiction, color, 2011
A film by Nanouk Leopold
Charlotte is a young doctor living in Brussels with her husband, Max, and their son. She leads a normal, harmonious life - except for the fact that she secretly maintains an apartment where she has sex with her patients, selecting them as if setting up a scientific experiment. When Max finds out about this unusual situation, their relationship is put to the test.
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UPC: 7-20229-91594-6 | Catalog #: FRF 915946D | SRP: $24.95 | Street Date: May 6
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No one from here can give you even an approximation w/o even looking at the house. I can tell you that it isn't cheap. Elevating a home requires use of professional plumbers, electrcians, and engineers, to name a few.
The home has to be jacked up and then cribbing (or temporary support) needs to be installed. Piping, wiring, duct work, and so on, may need to be cut, turned off, or the like. Most likely, temporary piers will need to be poured to set jacks on. And some excavation will need to be done on the inside as well as on the outside in order to install form (unless pre-cast forms are used.) This may cause 'disruption' to 'things' outside this house, such as patios, garages, and so on. AND, if you live in Earthquake Country, you may have added another 50% to your cost.
Look in the Yellow Pages under CONTRACTORS -GENERAL. Look at the 'Ads' for one that says they do work in Excavation or Foundations. You could also visit a Concrete Supplier to see if someone in the office knows of anyone in those lines of work. Get a FEW references; not just 1 or 2. Then, start doing your homework!
Be SURE you can get a reference or 2 of a former customer (of the Pro) that had a SIMILIAR job done. After the Pro describes what needs to be done in your job, ask for the references that had the same thing done.
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Arrangements by Klaassen Family Funeral Home.
Janet Ellen Anderson, 54, of Spring Lake died Monday, Oct. 20, 2014, after a five-year battle with cancer.
Bette Jean Appel of Bloomfield Hills and Grand Haven died Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2014.
Arrangements by Pixley Funeral Homes.
Frances Sprague-Nicosia, 78, of Grand Haven died Monday, April 22, 2013, at Harbor Hospice Poppen Residence.
Margaret "Madi" Jane Walkendorf, 89, of Spring Lake died Friday, April 5, 2013, at Hackley Hospital in Muskegon.
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Jack Lee Allore, 74, of Spring Lake died Tuesday, April 16, 2013.
Arrangements by the family.
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Anita Fuller-Cross, 43, of Grand Haven died Monday, April 15, 2013.
Ernest "Ernie" Mousseau, 76, of Grand Haven died Thursday, April 11, 2013.
Arrangements by Cook Memorial Chapel of Grandville.
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SEATTLE -- David Lynch returned to the Great Pacific Northwest Wednesday night for two screenings of his three-hour "Inland Empire" (at 7:30 and midnight), bringing with him to Seattle a fresh, hot shipment of David Lynch Coffee. That's good coffee! (Packaging tagline -- from "Inland Empire," it turns out: "It's all in the beans, and I'm just full of beans.") Just a few blocks away, in the Pike Place Market, was a little shop where I used to get my beans, when I first became a serious coffee-drinker in college. It's still there, and it's still called Starbuck's, but I hear there are more of them now.
I went to the early show. (When it was 9:45 I probably thought it was after midnight.) Lynch began by introducing a cellist who performed a brief improvisational piece "to set a mood." Then Lynch read a short verse (I've forgotten the source) about spinning stories, like a web, and living in them. And then "Inland Empire" hit the big Cinerama screen (the theater where I saw "2001: A Space Odyssey" in its original release, when I was 10). I won't say much more about the movie now (I just finished a longer piece that will run next week), but the local crowd went wild when a lumberjack appeared. We live in the land of "Twin Peaks" here, you know. Lynch spent some of his formative years growing up in Spokane, on the other side of the Cascades, in what Washingtonians refer to as the Inland Empire (though most people associate the term with California).
After the movie, Lynch took questions from the audience. Most of them were pretty lame (as is usually the case at these sorts of events), but nothing fazed Lynch, who was gentle, gracious and folksy. He was most passionate when talking about finding "the idea" for whatever he was trying to create, and working and working to realize it. With actors, he said, he likes to bring them in for a rehearsal of one scene -- any scene. (This process is shown in an early scene in "Inland Empire," which was reportedly filmed over the space of a couple years without any finished script. Lynch would shoot when he decided he had an idea for something he wanted to shoot.) The actors would read it and, "if it wasn't perfect" -- and Lynch admitted it rarely is, the first time through -- they would talk. Then rehearse some more. Then talk some more. And so on until he felt they'd brought the scene around to where it was serving "the idea."
He spoke similarly of music and sound, which he feels are -- or should be -- inseparable from the images. (Lynch did the sound design and wrote some music for "Inland Empire," but credits composer Angelo Badalamenti with introducing him to "the world of music.") He finds or writes or creates the music first, and then spends a lot of time and effort and experimentation getting the sounds and images to combine catalytically.
Lynch was enthusiastic about his experience shooting with a small digital camera (the Sony PD-150), and said he began using it to make shorts for his web site. After he'd made a few, he started thinking about them in terms of a larger framework story, and by then he was "already locked into" the digital format. He said he loved the freedom it allowed him (wait till you see the close-ups he goes for -- he coulda poked somebody's eye out!). Sure, he said, this format (it's NOT high-definition like, say, "Miami Vice") doesn't have the quality of film, but it has its own qualities, its own textures. And, Lynch said, it was so easy to push and to tweak at will to get the effects he wanted. Best of all, he didn't have to stop the actors to re-load the camera after every ten minutes of exposed film. He could keep things going for 40 minutes (sometimes shooting with three cameras simultaneously), which he thought allowed for interesting things to happen that might not have happened otherwise.
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Like the lady said... Can't be arsed to go into loads of detail, but a lot of DVDs (mostly Sony stuff) that won't play with DVDRegionFree will with AnyDVD.
Because it is! Sheesh!
Chris Gould wrote: AnyDVD is a lot better than DVDRegionFree, at least the versions I've used.
can you pleas explain why is it bether, couse i've never used AnyDVD ??.
can you pleas explain why is it bether, couse i've never used AnyDVD ??.
AnyDVD is a lot better than DVDRegionFree, at least the versions I've used.
It's becoming increasingly difficult to source software like this because Macrovision et al. are buying and closing them down. Just do a Google search and please don't link to anything from here.
okay then where do I get these?
yes..the software solution is the easyest way..i recomen DVD RegionFree
The drive will be RPC2, which means you have a set number of changes before it locks to a specific region. You can either flash the firmware (complicated) or get a software solution like Slysoft's 'AnyDVD'.
region settings on a laptop hi hows it going, I just got a new laptop and I was wondering how do I configure the region setting to multi-region, it was set to region 2, then it was changed to region 1 when I dvd in region 1 disc, however it says I can only change it another 4 times, so if anyone could help me out that'd be great. I'm using windows media player btw, thanks.
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SINGAPORE, April 16 (Reuters) - Singapore's Keppel Corporation Ltd said on Wednesday its net profit in the first quarter dropped 5 percent on the year to S$339 million ($270.46 million).
Keppel is the world's top offshore jackup drilling rig producer and has business in property development and infrastructure. The firm booked revenue of nearly S$3 billion for the quarter, up 8.6 percent from a year earlier, it said in a statement.
The offshore and marine division secured S$1.9 billion worth of new orders in the quarter, pushing the company's net order book to a record high of S$14.4 billion.
Singapore's state investor Temasek Holdings owns a stake of more than 20 percent in Keppel. ($1=1.2534 Singapore Dollars) (Reporting by Rujun Shen; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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When people say they want to Live Life Like a rapper, it's assumed they're talking about the money, cars, women and parties. However, I would much rather live the life of a talented emcee like Boris than that of some studio-made rapper. On his Booth debut (also an exclusive world premiere), the Florida emcee impresses with an unwavering flow. Though Lex Gibson's beat is stark and staggered with just a hint of jazz, Boris takes a rapid-fire approach on the mic; the bars seem to pour out of his mouth. At first glance, his lyrical approach doesn't seem to match the beat's vibe, but their juxtaposition only adds to the record's flavor. Live Life Like is the first single off Boris's WWW EP, which has yet to receive a solid drop date.
Written by Lucas G. on 02/11/14
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First DJ Booth Appearance:
"Civilized Animals" (2014)
Total DJ Booth Features:
1 Songs
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