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Wednesday, 04 January 2012 13:33
Well folks, we had a good Christmas here at our house. We had something to eat and we were warm. We had plenty of visitors come and eat dinner and the grandbaby got clothes and toys.
He got some pretty clothes and a toy in the mail from way up Virginia Way. I want to thank Sarah Pilfrey and her friends, the Red Hat Women. Sarah, we thank you so much for what you have done for us, and tell the ladies the clothes fit the baby and he will wear them to church.
You should see him when he goes to church. He acts like a grown up and he plays his little guitar and he tries to help me. I play guitar and sing in church. I'm trying to teach him good things and tell him about the Lord. His favorite song is Jesus Saves Me.
People today need to take their children to Sunday school and church. People have gotten away from the Lord.
We had watch night service at our church last night. We had a big crowd and good singing until 12 PM. The Lord is so good to us all.
I guess a lot of people are making resolutions for the new year. We all should do more for the Lord, and do the best we can to win the lost for Christ. We need more love for one another.
Some people are still sick and in need of prayers. Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Susan Whitis, and James Brown. So pray for them. Remember the ones that are in the hospital, the nursing homes, and the ones that have lost a loved one.
I want to thank everyone that gets the paper and for all of you that read my little write up, and I want to thank the staff that helps me with my write up at the Enterprise.
As we start the new year, may God richly bless you and your family. God bless America and may He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 21 December 2011 13:46
Remember The Reason For The Season
Well folks, the good Lord willing, this coming weekend we will celebrate Christ's Birthday. It's a time where most of the family will be together, but people let us be reminded the reason for the season. The Lord is so good to us all. I want to wish everyone a wonderful Christmas. To the Smiths and Pelfreys way up Virginia Way and to all of you that read my little column each week and to the staff at the Enterprise, they are so good to me.
We have got so many Christmas cards this Christmas. It is so good to have so many friends, we had a good time this weekend going to Sunday school and church and our singing to Lords Willing We Will Be. Going down to the nursing home this Thursday night to sing and have church with them. So many people are shut ins and not able to go to church.
Happy anniversaries go out this week to Lee and Lillie Mae Hicks. Happy Birthday wishes go out to Jordan Sizemore and Victor Gregory and Oakely Ray Gregory. May God bless you all to have many more. We want to wish our good friend Geredene Boats Smith a good Christmas, she has always been a good friend to me and I thank God for true friends like her.
Lets pray for the ones that are sick, Susan Whites Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Junior Mills, Jamie Brown, Pauline Brown, Gladys Smith, and Denver Smith. So many each week need prayer so pray for them. Remember the ones that have lost a loved one this past week.
The Howard Rogers family and the Burchell family too, so many each week passing from this life.
We need to be thankful everyday for what we have at Christmas time. We get people gifts and that's good. Let's remember the greatest gift that was ever given, when God gave his only Son for all of us and its good to know that all of our solders are coming home from the war.
Lets remember all the sick and shut ins, the ones in the hospitals, the ones in the nursing homes, and the ones that are at home.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May God bless each of you and draw our house to your house. Have a very merry Christmas. God bless America and may he forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 14 December 2011 13:12
It's Winter Time Anyway
Well folks it's sure been cold for the last few days here at our house, with the big frost on the ground and the ground has been too, but its winter time anyway. A lot of people have put up their Christmas lights all ready and they are so pretty. When we were children at home, we would get all excited because we knew we would get a little something for Christmas. We would hang out socks above the mantle off the fireplace and on Christmas morning we would get up early to see what we got in our stockings. We would get a Big Apple and Orange, and a big stick of candy, but we never got any toys. Children today get Christmas every week or month and they don't appreciate the things they get because they have so much.
The time when we grew up, every body was poor. We didn't get much, but we really appreciated it, we were glad to get what we got. We had plenty to eat because we grew most of it. We all worked on the farm and raising the garden today, kids don't know how to raise a garden or milk a cow or feed the hogs and chickens. A lot of people have asked me to write and tell how I grew up and the things we did on the farm. When I went to school I walked about 4 miles a day, and when I went to high school I walked about 6 miles a day through the water and mud. Back then times were hard, but people loved one another and we were happy.
So lord willing I'll write about how I grew up one of these days.
A lot of people are still sick Wayan and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Harley and Norma Lee Sibert, Junior Mills, James Brown, Carl Hibbard, and Celia Mills, so pray for these folks.
Remember the ones that have lost a loved one this past week.
Happy Birthday wishes go out this week to Ethel May Jackson, she will be 82 years young the 12th of December, also baby Tate Scrimner will be the big 5 on the 13th. Donald Junior Hubbard will be the big 2 on the 15th, and Shane Gibson will be celebrating his birthday on the 18th.
Happy Anniversaries go out to Gentry and Lisa Gibson, George and Faye Blair, Donald Lee and Ana Hubbard, and Harold and Trish Smith.
So to all of you that are having birthdays and anniversaries, may God Richly bless you all to have many more. We love you all.
It sure is good to have good friends these days. Jamie Hicks is over hauling the engine in my tractor. It's 32 years old and nothing has been done to it. It sure has been a good one. He sure is a good friend to me and I really appreciate him.
We'll I'll stop for this time and I want to wish everyone a good Christmas. May God richly Bless America and May he for ever hold you in his hands.
Wednesday, 07 December 2011 14:04
It's a Wonderful Time of Year
Well folks, I'm sorry for not putting my write up last week in the paper. I was sick, but I'm better now. Thanks for you that called asking about it. A lot of people are busy these days getting ready for Christmas. Buying gifts some people have already put up lights and Christmas trees. It's a wonderful time of the year, a happy time for some, and a sad time for some. Folks don't forget the season for Christmas, it's our savior's birthday. Lets all be thankful for all that we have. So much we can be thankful for.
A lot of people are sick, Edgar Lawson, Harley Sibert Waymon, Joyce Mills, Junior Mills, James Brown, Celia Mills, Delbert Collins, and Sonya Dezarn.
It was sad to hear about preacher Wade Hacker passing, he was a good man, a lot of times I would go away to his saw mill to buy lumber, he and I would talk about the Bible and about the land. So many each week. Brother Beve House passed this week, he and I was good friends.
So pray for the families. Our hearts go out to all of you. The best thing for people is to be ready to meet the good Lord when He calls. So many people put off getting ready, but one thing for sure, He will call for you, ready or not.
I sure like to talk about the good Lord and His love. We had a good time in Sunday school and church today and tonight good singing and good preaching.
Happy Birthday wishes go out this week to a handsome young fellow, Dakota Daugh Sizemore up Somerset way. He will be 10 years old. So Happy Birthday young fellow. Also Adam Eli Broughton, Kassie Williams and Carl Hibbard, so God bless you all from all of the family and friends.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May God richly bless you all and God bless America. May He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 23 November 2011 13:46
Well folks, we have so much today. I remember when I was a boy growing up on the farm. At Thanksgiving, we never had turkey or dressing. We had chicken and dumplings and country ham and tenderloin because we killed hogs and we killed the chickens for dumplings. We raised about everything that we had to eat. We never went hungry.
Today, we go to the store to get our groceries. On the farms, we had meat and eggs and our milk and our veggies too. We grew our potatoes, both kinds of potatoes, beans, corn, cabbage, turnips, cashew, and pumpkins. We grew everything. We had shuck beans and we always grew white corn. We would shell the corn and take it to the mill and they would grind the corn for our bread.
Things sure have changed over the years on Thanksgiving. We had plenty to eat. Mother would bake cakes and pies, she would make apple stack cakes and pumpkin pies and they were so good. With buttermilk, we had apple butter and with black berries, jam and jelly. We had dried apples.
Today, the young generation don't know anything about hard times. How many today know how to milk a cow or how to take a pair of mules to plow up ground to raise gardens or crops? How many children today would walk 2 or 3 miles to school? So you can see how things have changed so much as Thanksgiving is getting closer. So be thankful for what the good Lord has given us.
We wish Windell Wilson and Gary Roberts a happy birthday. May God grant both of you to have many more.
Remember the ones that are sick. Denver Smith, Edgar Lawson, Delbert Collins, Harley Sibert, and Waymon and Joyce Mills. So pray for them.
Remember the ones that have lost a loved one the past week. The woman and little child, so many each week. Pray for the ones in the hospital and the nursing homes.
Thank you all for reading my little column. I saw Stanly Sizemore today. I used to work with him. He said he had three boys and he named one after me. His name is Clay Boy Sizemore, that's alright.
I got a call today from my friend Arlie Rhodes. He lives at Lyttleton down at Manchester. It's always good to meet friends or get phone calls. They tell me they read my little write up.
I want to thank the staff at the Enterprise for all the help they do for me.
So I want to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving and may God Richly bless all of you.
God bless America and may He forever hold you in His hands.
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SUBJECT: Marion County Urban Growth Management Project Framework and Implementation Strategy - Legislative Amendment (LA) 02-4, Amending the Urbanization Element of the Marion County Comprehensive Plan
DATE: November 27, 2002
The Marion County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing on August 28, 2002, on the proposed Marion County Urban Growth Management Framework and Implementation Strategy amendment to the Urbanization Element of the Marion County Comprehensive Plan. Various cities and interested persons testified and/or submitted written statements expressing concerns over the proposed Framework purpose, content or specific language. The Board closed the public hearing and directed staff to meet with and/or work with the cities that had provided testimony at the hearing in an effort to address their concerns and issues, and provide a Framework plan that could be supported by the cities.
Staff met with the cities of Stayton, Woodburn, Silverton, Salem, Aumsville, and Donald. In addition, staff communicated with the cities of Aurora and Keizer regarding their issues and concerns contained in letters that are part of the record. The discussions with the cities resulted in suggestions or recommendations to staff on possible changes to the Framework plan to address their concerns and understand how the Framework would be used by the County in evaluating urban growth issues, specifically, growth boundary expansion proposals. Staff considered the various recommended changes provided by the cities along with the oral and written testimony from the hearing, and revised the Framework language to address the concerns within the context and intent of the Framework. The Framework is a coordination strategy between the County and cities from a County planning policy perspective, with the purpose of providing the cities a guide to assist in making decisions regarding urban growth and growth boundary expansion proposals. Suggested changes were not incorporated into the revised Framework if they were not consistent with the purpose of the Urbanization Element of the Comprehensive Plan.
The following is a summary of proposed revisions to the Framework in response to the concerns and issues raised by the cities and interested persons in the hearing process and from post-hearing meetings with the various cities. The revised Framework has been provided to the cities and interested parties.
A. The general language in the Framework was revised to emphasize or focus on the coordination responsibilities and roles of the County and cities in addressing specific urban growth issues.
B. Language was added to the Framework to clarify the purpose of the Framework and that cities are not required to adopt the Framework but may choose to better coordinate their planning efforts with the County by utilizing the guidelines within the Framework.
C. The long-range population forecasts and estimated land needs figures (Table 1) were clarified as to what they represent, how they can be used, monitored, revised, and updated as part of the Framework and in conjunction with the planning efforts being conducted by the cities.
D. The term "standards" used in the Framework were changed to "coordination guidelines" to be consistent with the purpose of the Framework as a coordination strategy to guide cities and not as imposing requirements on the cities. A definition for "coordination guidelines" was added that defines them as "flexible directions or measures that may be utilized to address specific policy statements."
E. The land efficiency standard was kept as a standard rather than changed to a guideline since it is a key measure in analyzing land needs and in protecting the County's resource lands. Language was added to clarify application of the land efficiency standard by the County.
F. The goals within the Framework were identified as being the guiding principles formulated by consensus through the public involvement process of the growth management project upon which the Framework is based.
G. The policies and guidelines of the Framework regarding Transportation, Environment, Economic Development and Housing were revised to focus on coordination and providing a starting point for cities, recognizing that there may be several ways to approach and solve a particular issue.
H. The "shall" language in the policies and guidelines were changed to "should" to be consistent with the coordination and guidance focus of the Framework. Where the guidelines address State requirements (e.g. environmental standards) the "shall" language was retained.
I. Language on Framework implementation and monitoring of development along with the use of information generated by the cities as part of their plan updates was added.
J. The process for reviewing and revising the Framework and IGAs/compacts was clarified.
K. Language was added to clarify the distinction between the Framework which is the foundation of the growth management strategy and the individual intergovernmental agreements (IGAs)/compacts which will be utilized to implement the Framework and address specific issues which will be different for each city. The IGAs/compacts are the next step in the process.
L. A policy was added requiring an updated intergovernmental agreement between the County and a city consistent with the Framework, prior to approval of an urban growth boundary expansion.
Table 1 of the Framework is the "Growth Management Framework 2050 Population Forecast and Land Needs Estimate" for the cities within the County. The forecasts are intended to be a long-range planning tool for cities to use in beginning to address various planning and development issues that go beyond the 20-year planning horizon of city comprehensive plans. The forecasts are not intended to be static numbers but would be updated/revised based on the review of actual development patterns within the Framework planning period. Nevertheless, some cities have asked for higher forecast numbers than those within the Framework. An alternative forecast option which bases the forecast on the percentage share of each cities population growth over the past decade was provided with the staff report for the public hearing. Staff is not recommending any changes to the Framework forecasts for the cities as they are long-range planning tools and may be modified within the concept of subarea planning for groups of cities within the County.
The Board approve the revised Marion County Urban Growth Management Framework as an amendment to the Urbanization Element of the Marion County Comprehensive Plan and direct staff to prepare an ordinance for consideration and adoption by the Board containing the necessary plan amendments.
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The Rowan County Sheriff's Office said thieves took a dozen downspouts a month ago from Salem Lutheran Church and apparently returned this week for more.
Someone who routinely walks at the church, located on Sherrills Ford Road, for exercise noticed Wednesday a pile of damaged downspouts at the edge of a wooded area on the church property. It appeared the thieves were going to return to take more, a spokesman said.
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Paris Opera Ballet
News about Paris Opera Ballet, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 2, 2014
Roslyn Sulcas reviews Tanztheater Wuppertal performance of Pina Bausch piece Palermo Palermo, at the Theatre de la Ville in Paris, and Paris Opera Ballet performance of Alexei Ratmansky piece Psyche, at the Palais Garnier. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Roslyn Sulcas reviews premiere of Benjamin Millepied dance piece Daphnis et Chloe, performed by Paris Opera Ballet, at Opera Bastille. MORE
Feb. 26, 2014
Roslyn Sulcas reviews dance performance by Paris Opera Ballet, featuring works by midcentury choreographers Agnes de Mille and Birgit Cullberg, at Palais Garnier. MORE
Dec. 25, 2013
Roslyn Sulcas reviews performance of Le Parc by Paris Opera Ballet at the Palais Garnier in Paris. MORE
Dec. 23, 2013
Roslyn Sulcas reviews production of Rudolph Nureyev ballet The Sleeping Beauty, performed by Paris Opera Ballet at Bastille Opera in Paris. MORE
Apr. 28, 2013
Performance artist Marina Abramovic, who normally works alone, is collaborating with the Paris Opera Ballet on production of Ravel's Bolero. MORE
Jan. 24, 2013
Benjamin Millepied, choreographer and former principal at New York City Ballet, will be the new director of dance at Paris Opera Ballet, starting in September 2014. MORE
Dec. 29, 2012
Roslyn Sulcas observes that program at Paris Opera Ballet brings to mind how William Forsythe's 1987 dance piece In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated began a new era for ballet 25 years ago. MORE
Jul. 23, 2012
Alastair Macaulay reviews Pina Bausch dance piece Orpheus and Eurydice, performed by the Paris Opera Ballet at the David H Koch Theater as part of the Lincoln Center Festival. MORE
Jul. 16, 2012
Alastair Macaulay reviews performance of ballet Giselle by the Paris Opera Ballet at David H Koch Theater. MORE
Jul. 13, 2012
Alastair Macaulay reviews opening performance of the Paris Opera Ballet's New York season at the David H Koch Theater. MORE
Jul. 8, 2012
Paris Opera Ballet opens a 12-performance run at the David H Koch Theater in New York City after stops in Chicago and Washington; performances, showcasing Paris Opera Ballet's distinct style, are the dance company's first in US since 1996. MORE
Mar. 30, 2011
Alastair Macaulay reviews film screening of Paris Opera Ballet performance of Coppelia, choreographed by Patrice Bart, shown at BIG Cinemas. MORE
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Performances to Remember in Lyon
The 2014 Lyon Dance Biennial extended its emphasis this year with an impressive 17 premieres.
October 4, 2014, Saturday
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Fond Farewell to a Paris Opera Ballet Étoile
An A-list crowd celebrated the dancer Nicolas Le Riche as he ended a remarkable ballet career Wednesday night at the Palais Garnier.
July 11, 2014, Friday
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Limping in Solidarity and Leaping for Joy
Tanztheater Wuppertal brings "Palermo Palermo" to the Théâtre de la Ville, and Alexei Ratmansky's "Psyché" returns to the Palais Garnier.
July 2, 2014, Wednesday
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In Paris, Benjamin Millepied Rises to the Occasion
With "Daphnis et Chloé," Mr. Millepied, who will become the director of the Paris Opera Ballet in the fall, has offered a solid work to buoy his reputation.
May 13, 2014, Tuesday
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Paris Opera Ballet Wins Jerome Robbins Award
The ballet company Jerome Robbins called his second family wins the $50,000 Jerome Robbins Award for excellence in the arts.
March 18, 2014, Tuesday
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Paris Opera Ballet Announces New Season
The season is the final one to be programmed by the current director, Brigitte Lefèvre, who will retire on Oct. 31.
March 5, 2014, Wednesday
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Feminist Tales, Up to a Point
Paris Opera Ballet is pairing Agnès de Mille's 1948 "Fall River Legend" with Birgit Cullberg's 1950 "Miss Julie" in a program reflecting a preoccupation with social and psychological realism.
February 26, 2014, Wednesday
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Lusty Young Couples Instead of Mother Ginger
The Paris Opera Ballet chooses a very French take on sexual desire as its seasonal theme, presenting Angelin Preljocaj's "Le Parc."
December 25, 2013, Wednesday
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A Nureyev Ballet, With a Hint of Ambivalence, Takes Its Time
"The Sleeping Beauty" being performed by the Paris Opera Ballet is notable for its length and what Rudolf Nureyev may have been trying to convey between the lines.
December 23, 2013, Monday
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Ballet Stands on Ceremony
Nureyev's staging of "Sleeping Beauty" returns to Paris Opera.
December 11, 2013, Wednesday
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Though they did not find themselves transporting anyone to the hospital today, BMC had fewer things than usual to cheer about. "Today was not so good for us, we had a lot of punctures," John Lelangue explained. "Most critically, Tony Cruz punctured at one of the most difficult moments." The race had become very fast with echelons forming, winding up for the finale. "When Cruz flatted we asked the whole team to wait for him. Mike Sayers gave his front wheel to Cruz," Lelangue said. "Cruz and the rest of the team worked in the second echelon to rejoin the front of the race, but Quick Step was so strong at the front that the chase stalled."
Getting their second wind
With the initiative gone out of the second echelon, BMC had to make something happen. "Tony and Martin Kohler attacked with a group of around eight riders to try and limit their losses," Lelangue described, "but I should think they still lost at least 3:00." With any hopes of high places in the GC lost, Lelangue predicted, "we will now concentrate on an attacking strategy. Tomorrow is the longest day, and we will certainly show off our jersey and prove we belong in this race."
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Unfortunately, the team will have to do without the instrumental leadership of Mike Sayers tomorrow. "Mike has not been feeling well these past several days, so after he handed his wheel over to Tony, we decided that he should husband his resources and ramp up again for the next part of the season," Lelangue explained.
Nydam and Bovay update
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Management Professor Anthony Buono joins his two colleagues from the UN Global Compact Leaders Summit in authoring a piece discussing the changes higher education need to make in order to better prepare future business leaders.
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Some folks just can't let 'em grow up, Sure hope he's chased some little whitetailed honey off into a secluded tangle, and has got himself semi relocated, or distracted, as you said, he looked promising.
@ Es4x5-I have not seen this deer in 2 weeks! Someone or something got it or he relocated which I dont think he did. he would of been half way decent next year, to bad.
Here is the story. This little buck comes by all the time. He thinks he is the boss buck. He is chasing off the spikes and getting in fights with them. He even ran off a bigger fork horn. He will even run the does away but not for fun. He will however let the yearlings hang out with him.
I used my phone to take this pic as he was feeding. My Onza is on a hook on my left. I could not see the sight and deer on the screen without getting busted by some does. So after about ten shots I finally got a decent one. Or so I thought. If you remember, I said he was at 15 yards. If you look at my pins you will see the 3rd pin is on his vitals. My 3rd pin is actually my 35 yd pin. So, upon seeing this I was reminded of Luke Skywalker trying to use his targeting system on th exhaust port of the Death Star when Obi Wan's spirt said to "use the force Luke" hence my title.
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Sweet pic!.
Great photo! I applaud your decesion to let him walk, he is a good looking two year old, and will be much better looking next year, if some forceless hunter does'nt take him out. Personally, I'd rather take a buck that has had a chance to sow his oats, contribute to the gene pool. Plus an older buck will be larger, putting more venison in your freezer.
Thwack and buck is down!
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