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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 21, 2011)—The Hollywood Park Casino will be open for simulcast wagering beginning Monday, April 25.
Simulcasts on dark days – Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays – will continue throughout the Spring/Summer meet, which concludes July 17.
The only Monday exceptions are May 30 and July 4 when Hollywood Park will offer special holiday racing.
Simulcast wagering on Mondays and Tuesdays at the following sites starting Monday, April 25: Hollywood Park, Fairplex and Los Alamitos. Barona will begin Monday and Tuesday simulcasting on May 2.
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Bartow County's unemployment rate declined to 8.8 percent in September from 9.2 percent in August. The September unemployment rate was down 1.2 percentage points from 10 percent in September 2011.
The northwest Georgia area declined to 8.8 percent in September, down five-tenths of a percentage point from a revised 9.3 percent in August. The rate was 10.3 percent in September 2011.
The rate declined in northwest Georgia primarily because the number of unemployed people decreased by 1,843. Also, the number of employed people increased by 5,326.
The preliminary unemployment rate in metro Atlanta declined to 8.4 percent in September, down four-tenths of a percentage point from a revised 8.8 percent in August. The rate was 9.7 percent in September 2011.
The metro-Atlanta rate declined primarily because of 4,446 fewer layoffs in manufacturing, construction, trade, administrative and support services, and accommodations and food services, plus 31,606 more people were employed.
Metro Athens continued to have the lowest area jobless rate at 6.4 percent, while metro Dalton had the highest at 11.2 percent.
Meanwhile, Georgia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate declined to 9 percent in September, down two-tenths of a percentage point from 9.2 percent in August. The jobless rate was 9.8 percent in September a year ago.
While the state lost 400 jobs from August to September, it actually gained 61,800 jobs since the 3,877,600 in September of 2011, climbing to 3,939,400.
Local area unemployment data are not seasonally adjusted. Georgia labor market data are available at www.dol.state.ga.us
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When does Black Friday and Cyber Monday occur?
Black Friday occurs the day after Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday follows the weekend. In 2011, they fall on 11/25 and 11/28 respectively. For actual start times, it's dependent on the retailer. For example, Amazon starts their sales at midnight PST while B&M stores can start as early as midnight per their time zone.
Are Black Friday deals online also; will Amazon price match?
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Are Black Friday deals able to be price matched?
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Wanted: New life for Rowan
First, the bad news. Some 340 workers will be laid off on April 8 from Freightliner's truck-making plant in Cleveland. Fortunately, though, Freightliner will not be cutting as many jobs as the company projected just a few months ago.
To everyone but those 340 people, that's a relief. In this slow period of recovery, every job is important, and manufacturing jobs are especially precious.
According to the National Association of Manufacturing, each dollar's worth of manufactured goods produced in this country creates another $1.43 of activity in other sectors. In the service sector, for instance, the multiplier is only 71 cents.
The ripple effect of Freightliner's payroll goes even further, as was evident at last week's annual meeting for the Rowan County United Way. Freightliner received the Chairman's Achievement Award for involvement by its top executive and employees, improvement in its campaign and getting out the United Way message to employees. Freightliner boosts not only the local economy but also nonprofit agencies that help make this a better place to live.
Rowan needs more manufacturers to join the ranks of Freightliner, Henkel, Magna Composites, McKenzie Taxidermy, Norandal, Performance Fibers, Schult Homes and Tuscarora Yarns — companies that employ 180 or more and churn out a steady supply of goods. That's not an impossible dream. After a fling with offshore factories and cheap labor costs, some U.S. companies are bringing their manufacturing home for a variety of reasons: high shipping costs, the availability of inexpensive natural gas, greater ease of innovation.
In 1960, Southern Railway closed down Spencer Shops, a tremendous blow to the shops' 3,000 workers and to the Rowan economy. The county had no Economic Development Commission then, but it did have community leaders who knew that the workers' livelihood — and their own — depended on recruiting new industry. That's how Fiber Industries (now Performance Fibers) came to build its mile-long building on U.S. 70 west of Salisbury.
Pillowtex closed in 2003, the recession hit in 2009, and Rowan has yet to fully recover. If 1960's loss of the Spencer Shops was a heart attack, this year's layoff of 340 Freightliner workers is another step in the hardening of Rowan's arteries, slowly choking off our economic vitality. Just as local leaders worked together to resuscitate Rowan in 1960, today's leaders need to pull together again, find a way to reverse this ongoing decline and pump new life into the local economy.
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Her grandmother's skill with quilting was a partial inspiration for Sumner's watercolor collages. Working with large shapes that she has painted and cut out, a sturdy needle and carpet thread, the artist lays the pieces onto one of her watercolors.
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Sophisticated Lady: Glorious Vintage Garnet Ring
Sophistication is the byword for a striking ring of 14k white filigree gold. Just add a substantial emerald cut natural garnet of an estimated 3.72 carats and the accolades fly. The garnet, endowed with a very deep wine color with brighter highlights filtering up from below is set in a wondrous mount of white gold accented with 14k yellow and pink gold rose and floral appliqués at the four cardinal points. Lovely engraving and filigree work give the finger ring an airy feminine touch.
Date: Circa 1925.
Measurements: 9/16 of an inch (1.4 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 1/4 of an inch (0.8 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 2.6 grams (1.7 dwt).
Ring Size: US 7-1/2 (UK O 1/2; Euro or Int. Circum. 55.7 mm; Int. Dia. 17.7 mm; Japan 15) and easily can be sized to fit most. Ring sizing information.
Condition: Excellent.
Origin: Most likely American.
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- Antique Jewelry
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Curvaceous Diamond Platinum Ring
Smooth curves and sensuous swirls of platinum combine with a generous estimated .30 carat old European cut diamond (Color I-J, VS2-SI1 clarity) centered in the middle of the mount. Open work and fine detailing accents the main diamond with four (4) single cut diamonds. In addition, the gentle tapering shank has sides embellished with a traditional wheat sheaf pattern.
Date: Circa 1920.
Measurements: 1/4 of an inch (0.8 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 3/16 of an inch (0.6 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 2.7 grams (1.8 dwt).
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I'm just back from a quick trip to Italy and one of the spots I dashed through (yes, literally dashed, when you have just a few days in a place like Venice you move quickly!) was the quaint island of Burano. A short ferry (or water taxi) ride from Venice, Burano's tiny, narrow streets are filled with the most colorful facades …
… I've ever seen. From eye-popping brights to rich warm terracottas this town has cornered the market on celebrating exterior paint color diversity. You know how most small towns have a colorful home that everyone can use as a place marker? "Oh, two blocks past that lime green house - sure - I know it!" Well that wouldn't work in Burano - every house is "that" house.
The lore is that the homes were painted so vibrantly as a way to help the fisherman of the town navigate safely back home on foggy days. I can't say whether that would actually work, but I can attest to the fact that it would be nearly impossible to not crack a surprised smile as you round the corners of the mazelike streets and discover the shocking color combinations that seem as if the neighbors must coordinate for maximum effect!
Other sweet Burano style details spotted:
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• Potted plants on the windowills
• Laundry drying on the lines
• Fabric drapes on the exterior of the doors
• Dark shutters on most windows
I went to Burano to see the old style of lace making that has been done on the island for many many years as part of a trip to find out about the production of SFERRA linens, the luxury bedding brand about to celebrate their 120th anniversary. More posts to follow from the Italian adventure!
• Bright & Beautiful Burano Houses
• The Most Popular Home Exterior Color
• The Exterior Paint Files: Rusty Terracotta Reds
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Oh, how I miss Venice! Please go on posting :)
My father and his sister were born and raised on Burano - He ended up working in a glass factory on Murano, the next island over, while his sister went to the lace-making school on Burano. The locals pronounce the island "Buran'" in dialect. As for the house paint, it's actually community-mandated! No one can change the color of their house without a town meeting, and it is organized to stand out from its neighboring houses as much as possible, in order to differentiate between the case so that it's easy to tell where each house ends and begins. The house my father grew up in in the 40s and 50s has since been split into two, so it's now half pink and half red. This island is my favorite place in the world.
Although I lived in Venice ten years ago, I never made it to Burano. When I returned this year, that was one of the few things I HAD to do. It's easy to think that you only see pictures of a row or two of houses and that it couldn't possibly be as amazing and wonderful all over the island, but it is! Wonderful post, wonderful photos. @jrossi217, thank you for that tidbit of information!
Burano is a must-see to anyone who wants to be filled with wonder!
I haven't been to Italy yet, but I certainly look forward to it.
The most colorful town in Canada would have to be St. John's, Newfoundland. It's a fishing town as well, I wonder if their reasons for having colorful exteriors are the same as those in Burano.
I don't know if you are saying that Burano has the most colorful homes in the world....meaning that is the only place "in the world" like that.
Old San Juan in Puerto Rico is just as colorful like Burano.
Ferry? No no, mia cara -- vaporetto.
LOVE Burano!
GREAT pictures
@1120mggs, any place in the Caribbean really.
Hey, we were there last week too! (we stayed in the San Polo district)
In relation to St. John's and other Canadian fishing towns, I was always under the impression that the bright colours were originally to help fisherman find their way home in the fog (and to add a little bright and cheeriness to otherwise foggy lifestyles).
Ooops, should have read the article before reading the comments.
What about el barrio La Boca in Buenos Aires? Very colorful houses AND people:
I've been to Burano twice and I love taking pictures there because of the vibrantly colored houses. It's a photographer's dream. My favorite shot from my last trip is an old woman walking along an alley with colorful houses on each side and trees framing the edges of the photo.
The other reason why I love this island is the insanely delicious risotto.


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The men were transported to Cartersville Police Department to be processed. All three men refused to give a urine sample after Osburn told them not to. Osburn said, "I am drug free, I will pass one today, tomorrow and the next day but I ain't gonna [explicit] for you."
Osburn was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana with intent, possession of schedule I, probation violation, two counts of obstruction of an officer, drug-related objects and possession of firearm or knife while trying to commit crimes.
Hall was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana with intent, possession of firearm or knife while trying to commit a felony and drug-related objects.
Jones was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana with intent, possession of firearm during commission of felony and drug-related objects.
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PERRY, NY… Cool but sunny conditions welcomed fans from all over Western New York and Southern Ontario to the Bullring at Wyoming County International Speedway for the Insinger Race Fuels 100 for the SST Modifieds. The visiting Casey's TQ Midget Series was also on hand besides the Super Stocks and 4 Cylinder Stocks.
Jimmy Zacharias and Dick Kluth led the field for the green and it was JZ out to the early lead. Zacharias would continue to hold the top spot but that was changed as Andy Jankowiak and Patrick Emerling were able to get around the Zacharias machine for the top two spots. A pair of cautions including a pile up in turn two involving Ed Schueler, Andy Lewis, Kevin Lewis and Jim Love with Kevin Lewis able to pull away from the scene. Love was sent pit side on the wrecker as Schueler and Andy Lewis went pit side under their own power. A wreck in turn one and two on lap 19 involving Kevin Lewis and Chris Comstock caused the red flag to appear. Drivers were both ok as Comstock was able to continue on while Lewis's night was over. The field would be slowed once again as Jim Ling and Andy Lewis got caught in turn four. Both drivers were able to continue on. The red would appear again as newly crowned champion at the Holland NASCAR Motorsports Complex Mike Fiebelkorn Jr. and Jeremy Haudricourt came together on the back stretch. Great racing all over the third mile and Andy Jankowiak and Patrick Emerling continued to show the way up front as the cars to beat and contact was made between the two leaders that brought out a late race yellow. Both Jankowiak and Emerling had to go tail for the restart and both were able to get back on to the speedway and back into the top three. Andy J would hang on and take his second consecutive SST 100 victory on Labor Day Weekend at WCIS. Tony Hanbury would finish second and Patrick Emerling would round out the top three.
Austyn Fugle and Mike Chenaille led the way for the start of the Super Stock feature and it was Austyn Fugle out to the early advantage. Then third place starter Jay Canonico took over the top spot and would lead the way until the first caution of the race for Willie Strusz slowed in turn two. The early race restart saw Canonico and Steve Vinyard leading the way and Canonico was able to get back up front. Then just before the halfway mark, Tim Garlock had problems with his right front wheel and collected Vinyard, Brad Collings and Brian Gleason in turn two to slow the field down a second time. Then current Points Leader Phil Alhart Jr. took over the top spot from Canonico but a slowing Fugle and Cassie Logsdon rides slowed the pace down one more time. The single file restart saw Alhart continue to lead the way until Willie Strusz would take over and hang on pick up the victory. Alhart Jr would hang on to the runner up spot over defending WCIS Track Champion Bobby Lippa Jr.
Rookie Joe Horavitz Jr. and heat winner Eric Haistreiter led the strong field of 4 Cylinder Stocks to the green flag and it was Haistreiter up front leading the way. George Quintana lost control of his machine to bring out the first yellow flag of the night. The restart saw Haistreiter and current point's leader Tommy Catalano on the front row and Catalano gained the top spot but the yellow came out one more time just four laps in for the Doug Packman car as he hit the turn three concrete. The restart saw Catalano jump out ahead of Haistreiter as Kevin Grom would get around Haistreiter for the runner up spot. Kevin Grom would pass the young Catalano for the lead just past the halfway mark. Grom would hold off the point's leader to pick up another win for the "Sherwin Williams Special". Catalano would finish second and Eric Haistreiter would round out the top three.
Heat Winners Bobby Holmes and Kent Turnbull led the field for the green flag for the 20 lap feature event and it was the Holmes machine up front leading the way. The third generation driver from Lockport, driving for Vinnie Christiano was strong all evening for the Casey's TQ Midget Series stop at the Bullring. There was some exciting three and four wide racing all over the 1/3rd mile speedway. Just past the halfway mark was the first time the yellow lights flew for current Series Points Leader Justin Mapes who spun in turn two. The restart saw Team Vinnie members Bobby Holmes and Dave Wollaber leading the way with Timex Morgan battling Wayne Turnbull for the third and final podium finish and Morgan was a man with a mission as he tried to passed Wollaber for second but Wollaber thought otherwise as he passed Bobby Holmes for the lead and win over Holmes, Morgan, Turnbull and Andy Jankowiak rounding out the top five for the competitive TQ Midget series.
WCIS will be back in action on Saturday October 2nd as it's the annual Fall Shootout at the Bullring. The SST Modifieds will be featured in a 100 lap event. The Super Stocks, 4 Cylinder Stocks and the Casey's TQ Midgets will also be on the racing card on Western New York's true racing finale. Pit gates will open at 11:00 AM, with the front gates opening a short time later at high noon and the green flag will drop at 3:00 pm sharp. For more information, check out www.wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.com or on Facebook by searching Wyoming International Speedway. You can also call the speedway office at 585-237-2580.
Official Results
SST MODIFIEDS: ANDY JANKOWIAK, Tony Hanbury, Patrick Emerling, Lexi Wilson, Jimmy Zacharias, Don King, Dick Kluth, Chris Comstock, Bill Roemasser, Andy Lewis, Jim Ling, Tom Weist, Ed Weber, Joe Evans, Mike Fiebelkorn Jr., Jeremy Haudricourt, Tim Welshans, Ed Schueler, Kevin Lewis, John Barber, Jim Love, Mike Shaughnessy
Heat Winners: Joe Evans, Andy Jankowiak, Jim Love
SUPER STOCKS: WILLIE STRUSZ, Phil Alhart Jr., Bobby Lippa Jr., Joe Mancuso, Brian Gleason, Jay Canonico, Mike Chenaille, Austyn Fugle, Dan Scott, Matt Druar, Jeff Hodak, Ben Campbell, Cassie Logsdon, Brad Collings, Steve Vinyard, John Carlson, Tim Garlock
Heat Winners: Austyn Fugle, Brian Gleason
4 CYLINDERS: KEVIN GROM, Tommy Catalano, Eric Haistreiter, Gert McDonald, Kevin Bertolone, Bob Bogner, Brian Frost, Russell Peets, Sylvia Miszczak, Ashley Kirchberger, Joey Horavitz Jr., George Quintana, Troy Collings, Jason Nellist, Eric Brown, Dave Reese Jr., Doug Packman, Tim Durfy (DNS), Mike Hossfeld (DNS)
Heat Winners: Eric Haistreiter, Kevin Bertolone
TQ MIDGETS: (Top 5) DAVE WOLLABER, Bobby Holmes, Jim "Timex" Morgan, Wayne Turnbull, Andy Jankowiak


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