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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – March 14, 2014
Chester Municipal Chamber of Commerce Hosts Casino Night and Dance
CHESTER, NS - With so much talk today about sustainable economic development in Nova Scotia, Chester Municipal Chamber of Commerce has decided to do something fun to support businesses in the area, and give participants a chance to win great prizes while dancing the night away.
On Saturday, March 22nd, the Chester Municipal Chamber of Commerce is hosting their 1st Annual Casino Night & Dance at Atlantica Hotel & Marina Oak Island. Proceeds from this event will be used to support the local Visitor Information Centre and the new Chamber website initiative to promote businesses in the community. The Chester VIC is operated by the CMCC and is one of the few remaining local VICs in this part of the province.
"Atlantica Oak Island Resort and Marina has donated the entire venue, offered a fabulous room rate of $69 for attendees or $79 ocean view, and is really pulling out all the stops to make this a great event!" said Steve Foran, VP of the Chester Municipal Chamber of Commerce and chair of the event committee. "Chester Building Supplies has purchased professional gaming supplies and will be running all the Casino games and has partnered with Jeld-Wen to offer a grand prize of a $1000 Castle Gift Card."
According to Mr. Foran, "This is a wonderful opportunity for friends to get together and employers to say "Thank You" to staff by sponsoring a table of eight for only $200. And with the special room rate offered by Atlantica Oak Island, participants can safely enjoy the evening to the fullest and not worry about driving home. This is going to be a great evening for all who participate and attend – Don't you dare miss it!"
Tickets for the event are $25 and available at Scotiabank in Chester and include $100 in Casino chips, hors d'oeuvres and the DJ dance. Books of eight tickets are available so groups of friends or staff may sit together.
About the Chester Chamber of Commerce: The Chester Municipal Chamber of Commerce fosters a climate encouraging economic development, growth and prosperity throughout the Municipality of the District of Chester; promoting a lifestyle that attracts people to live and work in our communities.
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A dreamer with hair floating in between bedsheets,
the smell of sleep and everything in between.
I would love to get to know you, see you in my dreams,
So book a room, stay for a while, have a cup of tea?
I was beautiful when I woke up sleepy eyed and tangled in your sheets every Tuesday. I was beautiful with my hair wet and mascara pooled around my eyes. I was beautiful laughing with your mother and I was beautiful with the car windows rolled down driving us home from the city. I was even beautiful when my cheeks were red and my eyes heavy with the burden of holding back tears, hauling out my things in boxes and trash bags while you sat and watched. It was you that was ugly. It was you with your deceit, weaving promises with your loneliness, blanketing me in it and kissing my cheek good night. You taught me a lot of things that winter, the coldest of which was that love doesn't always sprout from pure places. Some people love like lotus flowers, blossoming in even the murkiest of waters. Some people love like venus flytraps, hungry and feeding on wings. It was not my fault for flying by.
"It Was Not My Fault" by Stevie Lorann (via larmoyante)
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Federal Ban Being Sought on Cell Phone Use While Driving
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When your phone doesn't receive an update, it's time for a new phone.
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Video: NVidia PhysX demo featuring Borderlands 2
Posted by: BatRastered
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This is a demo showing what games using the PhysX engine on the newer NVidia cards can do. It just happens to feature my most anticipated game, Borderlands 2.
This is some next generation shit right there... Right now that's only available on a PC with a fairly high-end graphics card... Give it a couple of years and it it will be on your living room HDTV.
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Former Miss Pennsylvania Sheena Monnin has 24 hours to retract her claim that the Miss USA pageant is rigged -- or Donald Trump will slap her with a nasty defamation lawsuit ... this according to Donald's lawyer.
Trump's Special Counsel Michael Cohen called in to TMZ Live moments ago to say Donald believes everyone deserves a second chance -- which is why he's giving Monnin one day to withdraw ... in writing ... "her utterly baseless claim that the Miss USA pageant results were predetermined."
If Monnin fails to comply, Cohen says the 27-year-old can bet her ass Trump will sue ... seeking "massive damages."
Tick tock.
'Atta boy' Donald !
**** you Donald.
It's illegal to threaten to sue someone. She now has a very strong case for both the pageant being rigged as well as a suit against Trump for threatening her.
Trump should try and he will see, we are hundreds of pageants that feel that way. We all the girls should sue trump, count with me sheena.
Does this man ever shut his mouth? He'll do anything for attention. Anything.
For someone that has called some many people nasty names and accused them of false behavior... this narcissistic who has been called bloviating ignoramus, appears to also be a hypocrite.
She is kind of pretty but not "winner" pretty.
Trump = bully.
Too bas she doesn't have the money for some excellent lawyers that wouldn't be intimidated by Trumps hired hitmen, er, lawyers, because I have a feeling there would be some things revealed that would substantiate her claim.
Screw u Trump! We're behind you girlie, do your thing! If you believe your story, stick to it. Embarrass the **** out of him, he's such a slimy, smarmy cad!
she only said.what many others think and say.all of these things are rigged.
I hope she doesn't apologize. As for my opinion on it being rigged, I agree! I bet money it is. And it is difficult for either side to prove it is or isn't. So if Trump sues, nothing is gonna happen. Can't prove it isn't. Just like she can't prove it is.
DONT you dare apologize! every one knows it is rigged. Anything this clown Trump has to do with is FAKE, SCAM, BULLSH** hey FU** off Trump
Wish they would yank these idiot meat parades off the air.
I can see the bat signal for Gloria Allred. I expect a news conference tomorrow morning.


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The flu. That's what Nicole Smith thought was bothering her. She figured she would visit the ER, get a prescription and head back to work. Doctors found something else: congestive heart failure and an enlarged heart. Her cardiologist also mentioned […]
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Taking her 9-month-old son Caden for a routine checkup, Xochitl Ayon wondered about the best vaccination schedule and development milestones such as when he should start pulling up. A
Small wireless pacemaker is safe, effective in early testing
A new small, wireless self-contained pacemaker appears safe and feasible for use in patients, according to a small study in the American Heart Association journal Circulation. Although traditional pacemakers
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Being president of the United States comes with luxuries such as access to premier medical care and a support staff helping with healthy meals, frequent workouts and regular doctor visits. Despite all
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Researchers have found a way to convert a heartbeat into energy that can power a pacemaker. In a preliminary study presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2012,


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Hello? Is it de-liv-er-eeeee you're looking for? That's the question that Lionel Richie, patron saint of Hello Pizza, and fans of Ann Kim's pies have been asking since she opened her fast casual New York-style, by-the-slice concept in Edina last spring. Kim's dough slingers focused first on get ... More >>
Jimmy BuffettXcel Energy Center, St. PaulTuesday, December 3, 2013Jimmy Buffett began his career as a memorable and talented country singer in the 1960s before he was catapulted into the status of the most-respected and revered master of beach-themed rest and relaxation. To this date, he has 29 stud ... More >>
The new Edina pizzeria boasts excellent toppings, flavorful sauce, and an A+ crust
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This week in Eighties Superstars You Forgot All About News: Lionel Richie has gone country, and is actually quite good at it. Yes, that Lionel Richie. The Lionel Richie of the Commodores. The Lionel Richie who once Danced on Ceilings. This week, his country duets album Tuskegee -- named after the pl ... More >>
Some of you may know that our recent cover darlings Polica, a local band of note filled with members of other local bands of note, is in Austin this week for South by Southwest. Billboard magazine knows it, because they're the ones who who hosted the group's showcase at ACL Live, aka the spot whe ... More >>
If you're familiar with chaos theory, which in its basic form is the attempt to find patterns in the random acts of shit on Earth, then you may understand the difficulty that comes with describing a full day at SXSW. To break down the bright, scintillating chaos, Village Voice Media's roving musi ... More >>
You don't have to spend much time at South By Southwest to know that nearly every building gets used as a music venue during the annual music festival. And starting Thursday, writers and photographers from the music blogs of the Village Voice Media empire plan to go to as many of them as we possi ... More >>
The Voice recently announced that its celeb judges -- Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Blake Shelton, and Maroon 5's Adam Levine -- would attempt a medley of Prince tunes in its second episode this season. No word on a guest appearance by the celebrated songwriter himself, but this is a refreshi ... More >>
I'm not much on romance, so for me Valentine's Day isn't a huge undertaking: a gift or two, some flowers, a card, done. I don't go in for the mushy mixtapes or complicated surprises or getaway weekends, in part because I'm always broke. But I'm more than happy to offer unsolicited suggestions on ... More >>
BY CINDAL LEE HEARTRock 'n' roll and fashion have always had a delicate and important relationship. But on the same token rock 'n' roll has always held a bad-boy reputation - that is until Eric Hutchinson came along with his fan-favorite single "Rock 'n' Roll." We have come to learn that this fre ... More >>
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The Cambodian Organization for Living and Training (COLT) is a shelter in Phnom Penh, which provides housing, education and training for up to thirty children. The classes are made available with the help of local teachers and foreign volunteers. Teaching children English and computer skills will give them a better chance of finding a job in the future. Sponsoring COLT means giving these children the opportunity to go to university and get vocational training, which wouldn't be possible for them without any help.
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Dayly archive: 12. November 2011
Kids Card Contest
Edelman Financial Services is looking for children (age 12 and under) to design their company's 2011 holiday card. The winner of the contest will receive a $500 contribution to a 529 College Saving Plan and have his/her card sent to all Edelman Financial clients. The artwork should feature this year's theme of "Why I Save" [...]
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Pride of Dakota Shows
The Pride of Dakota Holiday Showcase is a marketplace for North Dakota products from candy to wine and home décor. It is a chance to purchase local products and meet the people that make the products. There are many people who purchase items here as gifts each year. It is may be a place to [...]
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Understanding Alzheimer's Disease:
Family Dynamics & Conflicts
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
6:30 PM to 8:00 PM
Please register to attend.
Tech Tutor Drop-In
Saturday, November 8, 2014
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Friendly, trained Teen Tech Tutor volunteers can help with your basic computer skills. Open to all ages seeking assistance.
Bookworms: An Afterschool Book Group
Monday, November 3, 2014
4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Children in grades 3-5 are invited to this afterschool book reading and discussion of the Newbery Honor winning book, 'The One and Only Ivan' by Katherine Applegate.
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White guava cream
The fruit has a seedy centre that, in some varieties, can be annoying. Peeling, pureeing and sieving solves this problem and produces a thick, creamy puree that can be frozen. The puree is perfect for folding into cream, custard and yoghurt or swirling through ice-cream or gelato. I like to layer sponge or teacake with sweetened puree.
Photo: Jennifer Soo
- 240g peeled white guava (about 265g whole)
- 3 tbsp caster sugar
- 120ml cream
Puree the guava in a food processor with the sugar. Pass through a fine sieve.
Whip the cream to stiff peaks and fold in the guava puree.
Can be used as a filling for sponge cake, served in a bowl with sponge fingers or spread onto toasted fruit bread.


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- Star Trek: The Motion Picture
- Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
- Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
- Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
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- Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
- Star Trek Generations
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Episode: TNG 138 - Royale, The
Season 2 Ep. 12
Air Date: 03/27/1989
Stardate: 42625.4
In an unmapped solar system, the U.S.S Enterprise discovers a jagged chunk of metal bearing a United States Air Force insignia.
The Away Team beams down to a building on a nearby planet, hoping to find a connection between the structure and the ship fragment. When Riker, Worf and Data materialize in front of a revolving door that leads them into the casino of the Hotel Royale, their communication with the U.S.S. Enterprise is suddenly cut off. The away team is trapped by the revolving door, which continually leads back into the casino lobby, full of employees and patrons showing no signs of life.
While the Away Team searches for an exit, the drama of a bellboy preparing to fight an evil gambler for the woman he loves unfolds before them. In another one of the hotel rooms, the crew discovers the body of an American Air Force officer and among his remains, a novel titled "The Hotel Royale," the story being lived out before them. As communication with the U.S.S. Enterprise is restored, Data reads from the officer's diary that the world was created by aliens who misinterpreted the novel to reflect the preferred human way of life.
Back in the casino, Riker realizes that the key to their exit may be found in the book. Picard tells Riker that the story ends with "foreign investors" buying out the hotel, and life for the other characters going on as before. Data, calculating percentages at the crap table, quickly breaks the bank, buying the hotel and escaping with the rest of the team out of the perpetual drama.
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Access 97 in Win 7 64 bit
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Found this on celebritynetworoth.com…. it blew my mind
Phil Robertson is an American hunting enthusiast, businessman and reality television star with a net worth of $5 million. Phil is the patriarch of the Robertson family which owns and operates a multi-million dollar hunting accessory company called Duck Commander. Phil Robertson attended Louisiana Tech where he was the starting quarterback and star of the football team. He actually started ahead of future NFL hall of famer Terry Bradshaw.Upon graduation Phil had the option to play football professionally but declined because he didn't want to miss duck hunting season.
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I am always looking for ways to relax and stay calm. I knit, of course, (the clue is in the name) and the experts now say that this activity is an excellent way to help eleviate stress and decrease the blood pressure. BrainCraft has this lovely video The Unexpected Effects of Knitting repeating these claims. … Continue reading
Crumbs of comfort
In July I had found myself on a leaky lifeboat and in August I felt washed out and blue but now in September I am on dry land having been buoyed up by copious amounts of tea and sympathy and homemade cake. When all else fails its best to pop the kettle on and chat … Continue reading
Wash Day Blues
Until next time cheers KnitNell
"I wish I could draw …." Part 8 just keep going
I am not going to talk about drawing in this Post instead I am going to talk about everything….. sort of ….. We went to listen to Sean Conway recently at the Farnham Maltings talking about the hot topic of motivation. Sean is an endurance adventurer who has attempted such activities as climbing Kilimanjaro dressed … Continue reading
"I wish I could draw …." Part 7 online classes
I felt very flat one day and looked at all my recent journals and decided that I didn't like any of the sketches in them. Not one single one, nooo. I eventually picked up my lower lip and told myself not to be a 'daft old trout' (or something similar….) But what had provoked this sudden silliness? In Part 3 … Continue reading
Not just the beans need support …
In a previous Post I mentioned the Grow-a-Grower Campaign organised by Farnham Local Food, a CSA in Surrey. They were fundraising to help support the training of an Assistant Grower and to cover a few essential necessities. The 'All or Nothing' target was £6000 and they had to reach that in four weeks. If they hadn't … Continue reading
Hang it all, its almost Summer …..
There is nothing quite like a bit of bunting and an over-exuberance of yarn storming to hasten the arrival of Summer. Ok, it is still technically Spring but we have had a number of days of sunshine and the incessant rain has stopped plus the birds are stomping and chirping like a load of feathery James Brown tribute singers. … Continue reading
How do you grow a grower?
Just when you think it is safe to live, a new study is published saying that eating a minimum of five portions of fruit and vegetables a day is not enough; the minimum portions needed to be healthy is now seven. I love my greens – and reds, oranges, lemons etc but seven seems a lot to pack … Continue reading
Charity begins at home – in the home ….
The Poff complained, on one occasion, that it wasn't fair that he was married to the only woman he had ever met that hated shopping. That isn't entirely true as I am often tempted into buying a book, although only via the internet and not on the high street, plus I loved buying new pieces of art … Continue reading
Its not the same – thank goodness!
Last week I joined the Cafe Sketchers in London on one of their visits to the Tea House Theatre in Vauxhall to drink tea, eat homemade cake, drink a little more tea and do a little gentle sketching. In my last Post 'Too pretty to eat?' I mentioned the word homogeneous and if it weren't so difficult … Continue reading


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Exploding "Social" Consciousness
December 22nd, 2006 by Collarity
'Tis the season to be "social"… in the blogosphere anyway. We were fascinated with a statistic pointed out by Josh Porter over at Bokardo regarding the the uptick in blog discussions containing the word "social".
It seems to correlate well with the fact that Time Magazine has named "you" as it's annual Person of the Year.


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From everything that I've read, George H.W. Bush is stable and recovering well from a tough bout of bronchitis. I believe President Bush is going on his third week in the hospital in Houston, but I don't think anything is routine when you're 88 years old, so they are being understandably cautious. I've seen no major, reputable news source report anything otherwise and I think we can all hope the former President gets well and out of the hospital soon.
Bush 41 is currently the oldest-surviving former President — he's about 3½ months older than Jimmy Carter — and the 6th longest-living President in history. On January 30th, he'll pass Harry Truman for 5th place behind Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, John Adams, and Herbert Hoover. In an October profile of Jeb Bush, New York Magazine did raise some questions about Bush 41's health. This summer, Bush's family gathered at their famous family home in Kennebunkport, Maine for a dinner party celebrating HBO's documentary 41. But, according to the article: "there was a palpable sense that Bush was taking a final victory lap. Behind the scenes, the family was already making advance funeral arrangements and encouraging news outlets to prepare obituaries. Bound to a wheelchair and suffering from a Parkinson's-like disorder, he smiled softly, easily brought to tears."
Then again, let's be real here: he was still skydiving on his 85th birthday, so George Herbert Walker Bush is probably going to outlive all of us. America's youngest Navy combat pilot during World War II is one tough old man. He is confined to a wheelchair, but the "Parkinson's-like disorder" weakened his legs and prevents him from walking and apparently doesn't cause him any pain. As for funeral arrangements, the Military District of Washington, D.C., which is responsible for state funerals, actually works with the President and his family to prepare funeral arrangements when he is still in office in case something were to happen to him. My understanding is that this happens early in a President's term and that the funeral arrangements are updated regularly by the President and his family, so it's likely that Bush 41's funeral arrangements have been in preparation for almost a quarter-of-a-century.
Like I said, George Herbert Walker Bush will probably outlive us all. Then he'll go skydiving afterward. He has my best wishes and I hope he can go home for the holidays.


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Tag: West Palm Beach
Should noose incident be investigated as a hate crime?
- 4:37 pm Thursday, January 12th, 2012 by Opinion Staff
Are threatening pictures tantamount to making a threat?
West Palm Beach officials believe so.
They want the person who put pictures of people hanging from poles and trees with ropes around their necks on the truck of a city employee prosecuted for committing a hate crime.
The pictures, which also depicted beatings, were placed in an envelope, titled "Happy Halloween," and left on the city's television truck in the operations and maintenance lot on Oct. 31.
The names of five black and Hispanic city employees were written on the pictures that also depicted beatings.
City officials believe the culprit is an employee. If so he [More]
Is there an attempt to undermine the inspector general?
- 2:36 pm Friday, November 25th, 2011 by Opinion Staff
The impact of a lawsuit involving Palm Beach County's Office of Inspector General hit home last week when Palm Beach County Clerk and Comptroller Sharon Bock announced she would not allow the inspector general to spend money the clerk's office has been collecting on its behalf from the county's 38 cities. All of the county's cities, along with the county government, are now under the inspector general's jurisdiction and are required to contribute to the agency's $3.3 million annual budget.
But 15 cities, led by West Palm Beach, are suing with the claim that they shouldn't pay to support the inspector [More]
Were West Palm police lax in Dungeon case?
- 11:33 am Monday, October 24th, 2011 by Opinion Staff
West Palm Beach police had multiple calls to properties in the north end of the city occupied by Linda Ann Weston and others who now are charged in Philadelphia with illegally holding mentally disabled victims to collect and steal their Social Security checks.
Weston left West Palm Beach in October after living in the city about a year. In addition to police, West Palm code officers and utilities officials had contact with the group.
One of the victims allegedly held in a basement "dungeon" in Philadelphia told police there he had been kept in a closet for a year in West [More]
Has Delsa Bush been a good police chief?
- 3:00 pm Tuesday, October 4th, 2011 by Opinion Staff
Delsa Bush became West Palm Beach chief in 2004 with much fanfare. She was the city's first female chief and the first African-American chief. Her hiring in January 2004 came with much praise and optimism. "Delsa," said Ric Bradshaw, her predecessor and now Palm Beach County sheriff, "you're gonna do great." The chief said she had "died and gone to heaven." But her resignation announcement Tuesday came with more relief than fanfare. [More]
Was Muoio right to silence a critic?
- 3:07 pm Wednesday, August 31st, 2011 by Opinion Staff
Last week a former West Palm Beach police officer took advantage of the public-comment portion of a city commission meeting to rail against present and former city officials. Citing the city's civility code for public meetings, Mayor Jeri Muoio cut him off and turned off his microphone.
The reason for cutting him off? The city's civility code bars citizens from mentioning or directing their comments toward individual commissioners, city employees or members of the public. By making negative comments about the city's former mayor and current city manager, the former officer – William McCray – violated that policy, Ms. Muoio said.
Mr. McCray claims that she violated his First Amendment right to freedom of speech. Is he right? [More]
Was 'life lite' the right sentence?
- 1:15 pm Friday, August 5th, 2011 by Opinion Staff
In 2009, Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Krista Marx correctly sentenced Nathan Antonio Walker to life in prison for his part in the heinous – and that word doesn't begin to describe it – rape in 2007 of a mother and her son in the Dunbar Village housing project in West Palm Beach. Walker and others tortured the two victims for hours, at one point forcing mother and son to have sex.
But Walker was a juvenile at the time of the crime. After the sentencing, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that juveniles could not be sentenced to life terms for crimes less than murder. Florida had the most juveniles serving such sentences, all of which were remanded to the trial courts.
Should West Palm Beach chief retire?
- 2:58 pm Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011 by Opinion Staff
It's never good when a chief of police changes her story like someone under her department's investigation.
On Friday, according to the paper's reporting, West Palm Beach Chief Delsa Bush sent a resignation letter to city administrators. On Monday, she reportedly changed her mind. She may decide within a few days. Or not.
Should police chief be able to void tickets?
- 3:08 pm Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 by Opinion Staff
Poll: Should police chief be able to void tickets?
West Palm Beach Police Chief Delsa Bush says she had good reason to void a jaywalking ticket.
She says the officer who ticketed a city staffer who was crossing a downtown street cited the wrong statute when he wrote the ticket.
In addition, the city employee alleges that the officer targeted her because she once had reported him for speeding.
So why shouldn't the police chief be able to tear up a ticket that's wrong on the facts and has questionable intent behind it?
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- 2:20 pm Friday, June 3rd, 2011 by Opinion Staff
As West Palm Beach tries to crack down on prostitution, city officials have discussed reviving an old tactic: publishing the names of men arrested on charges of soliciting prostitutes in the city.
That's what former Mayor Nancy Graham did in 1992 as part of an anti-prostitution crackdown then. The move drew national attention, but it's not clear how much it affected prostitution.
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- 3:28 pm Thursday, June 2nd, 2011 by Opinion Staff
West Palm Beach was about to spend $1.6 million for new radios to complete the switchover to a digital police radio system called OpenSky. The city already has spent more than $4 million.
Last Sunday, The Post reported that an internal report critical of the system had been quashed, suppressed or ignored. Take your pick. Police Chief Delsa Bush, who favors OpenSky, was cited as the main person who quashed, suppressed or ignored the report that Commissioner Bill Moss asked for a year ago. The chief disagrees, saying that the person who wrote what she calls a "paper" is a systems employee who doesn't have any credibility.


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'Sometimes you don't know how much something means to you until it's taken away.'
That's a familiar sentiment. It gets used often in sports to describe a player's return from an injury or a suspension. It's almost become as cliche as an athlete telling you he or she is in the best shape of their life. We tend to roll our eyes at this sort of statement, most will gloss over it in a transcript as typical coach-speak or a player giving a pre-prepared answer.
For Telvin Smith though, it wasn't him losing something that inspired a dramatic maturation into the player he is today — it was watching someone he loved lose it all that had such a profound impact.
Smith and former Florida State CB Greg Reid are cousins. They grew up together in Valdosta, Georgia and played football at Lowndes County HS. Reid signed with Florida State in 2009, Smith arrived a year later.
Trouble followed.
Early in their tenure at Florida State both players ran afoul of team rules and coaches. Smith's academics were clearly on his back-burner and Reid found himself in a seemingly constant litany of off-the-field problems including arrests and several failed drug tests.
On the field the duo's potential was undeniable. It was what happened away from the field that had Jimbo Fisher and his coaching staff worried.
It all came to a head the day before the start of Florida State's 2012 Fall Camp. Reid had been arrested in Valdosta that past July for marijuana possession and had finally run out of chances in Tallahassee. He was informed by Fisher that he was off the team.
"The day that he got kicked out he called me," recounted Smith. "He said, 'I'm gone. I'm through.' And then I broke down right there, I dropped the phone and just started crying because it was just shocking that we were both looking so much forward to playing the next season together knowing it was going to be his last. It just really shook me."
To Smith, this was one hell of a wake-up call.
"I mean when you see somebody who has it all lose it in the snap of a finger, it just shows that this is nothing you should take for granted," Smith said. "It can be gone tomorrow, literally. In the next few hours it can be gone. You never know."
Reid would have been Florida State's top corner in 2012. He had just been named a Parade Preseason All-American the day before, he was highly touted, NFL scouts leaned forward every time he returned a punt or broke on a pass. One minute the world had been Greg Reid's oyster, the next all of that was gone.
"I said let me call Coach Fisher, I know there's something I could do, [even though I knew] I couldn't do anything," Smith remembered. "But I just… whatever I could've done to help him get back in the position he wanted to be in — that he needed to be in — you know I was willing to do anything."
There wasn't anything Smith could do though. So he did the only thing left, he prepared to say goodbye.
"I came up to the stadium and we just talked, and we sat down and we cried and at the end of the day we just said it's on us. Everything that happened is because we made it happen or we let it happen. So, you know, I learned from that statement right there, it's on me. Whatever happens either I let it happen or I made it happen and that's one thing that I live by and continue to get better at it every day."
It all changed for Smith after that. That was two seasons ago. Before then a trip to Florida State's practice was rife with the sounds of Fisher screaming at the Valdosta-native.
"TELVIN!" — oftentimes followed by a string of obscenities.
But that Fall, in 2012, it all started to change.
"I told [Jimbo] right there, 'you don't have to worry about me anymore, coach.' I'm going to be that guy you can lean on and say, you know, 'get this team right.' Any situation, I'm going to be that guy," said Smith. "I just gave him my word on that and I just continued to grow and we just continued to grow with each other."
Said Fisher: "I think understanding the importance of everything off the field — not that he was bad, I don't mean it that way — you just really saw him growing up and becoming a man and it's carried right on to the field. (I'm) very proud of him."
While Reid was attempting an ill-fated year at Valdosta State (he ended up tearing his ACL and missing the season, further damaging his draft prospects), the lesson his cousin had taken from his Florida State departure continued to resonate.
It was there in the back of his mind at every practice, in every game. It would flit into his thoughts as he went to his classes each day and again when he was at home studying his playbook.
'Don't let what happened to Greg, happen to you. Make better decisions.'
"I really wasn't focused on school like I should be. So now I'm more focused on school. Outside of school, outside of football — my life in general — I straightened up a lot," Smith said this past October. "I started talking to my son more. He's two now, so that whole aspect of my life has changed. Off the field I've just become a better person around my family and everything like that."
"This whole process has just showed me so much. I learned from [Greg] and I just kept going, man, like you said it's just matured me in so many ways."
Offered Reid: "Telvin was there every step [of what] I went through but I don't want to say that he learned a lot from me or anything like that — he's his own person, you know? But I truly believe that it kind of lead to him understanding what this university could be and what he could be in life. I didn't encourage him to do it, hey, I wanted him to be with me throughout my whole life. I think he made a responsible decision to be the man that he's become today and look where it's gotten him."
Two years after Reid's departure, Smith was in Pasadena hoisting a BCS Championship — the firebrand behind one of the most dominant defenses in the history of a school that is known for dominant defense. He had become the player he had told his head coach he would become two years earlier — the guy Fisher could turn to when he needed to, 'you know, get this team right.'
This Spring he will be drafted into the NFL.
"[He's] just a tremendous football player. I could go on and on about him," said Fisher. "Great leader, instinctive, dadgum is he instinctive when he pulls the pin and makes a decision he explodes at the ball carrier. Very good football player.
"He's a fun guy to coach."
That's a long shot from the early days when Fisher used to scream Smith's names to the high heavens after being frustrated by the 6-3 linebacker at practice.
And as for Telvin? After coming so far, maturing so much, he leaves Florida State with a sense of fulfillment — and without regrets.
"That's the best way I can say it — a destiny fulfilled," Smith said at FSU's Pro Day. "We came in and said we were going to win a national championship, we came in and said we were going to change the program, we came in and said we were going to do so much and we fulfilled everything we said we were going to do. We brought new facilities, we brought in more players — talking about recruiting classes and stuff like that — over time I feel like our class had a major impact on Florida State University and I couldn't ask for anything more, from the coaches to the players to all of the staff here, man I love them all.
"I'm a Seminole for life."
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Devotionals Daily: A Year with Jesus - January 27
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NOTHING CAN SEPARATE YOU from My Love. Let this divine assurance trickle through your mind and into your heart and soul. Whenever you start to feel fearful or anxious, repeat this unconditional promise: "Nothing can separate me from Your Love, Jesus."
Most of mankind's misery stems from feeling unloved. In the midst of adverse circumstances, people tend to feel that love has been withdrawn and they have been forsaken. This feeling of abandonment is often worse than the adversity itself. Be assured that I never abandon any of My children, not even temporarily. I will never leave you or forsake you! My Presence watches over you continually. I have engraved you on the palms of My hands.
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Fourth grade. The inaugural year for the maturation videos. Girls in one room, boys in another. You are 10 years old and have just viewed Kimberly-Clark Corporation's sexual education magnum opus: Julie's Story. You are freaking the shit out. You thought the greatest offense you would suffer would be hair on your privates but no, you will also BLEED OUT OF YOUR VAGINA BUT DON'T WORRY YOU CAN STILL RIDE A BICYCLE. The video is scary. What if you are like Julie and you bleed into your pants during modern dance tryouts and you have to put toilet paper in your undies and wait in the library for your loudmouthed friend Tracy and your dance teacher to arrive and talk about maturation in a public place? What if Steve is there and he tells the whole bus on the way home from school?
You watch the video in a daze, scared to look around in case anyone is watching you to see your reaction, but it's not a problem because exactly zero girls want to make eye-contact with anything except their shoes. You glance at your pamphlet during the post-video discussion. You can barely pronounce any of the words defined in the margins like "menstruation" and "endometrium" and "hypothalamus" so you flip to the back to the glossary and the first word is "anus" so you quickly flip back a few pages to some drawings of the inside of a girl's body, which is actually more mortifying than someone thinking you are looking up the definition of "anus". Except you keep staring at the drawings because they don't make sense. There's a full-on, front-view of the uterus, which seems somewhat self-explanatory, but then there's this side-view drawing that looks like a spelunking map for a cave with arrows drawn to different passageways and circular rooms and you're trying to figure out where you pee and where the baby comes out. And you will spend 6 more years looking at this side-view both within the Julie's Story pamphlet and the pamphlet that comes in the tampon box as you try to figure out exactly how to use tampons because all the illustrations are shown from a side-view of a woman's hip and how come nobody could just show a simple drawing of the front of a woman's body and a tampon going in with arrows? Would that be so hard? Why do all the illustrations have to appear as if a woman's private parts are all accessible through the side of her hip? You later realize it's no wonder guys don't understand women's bodies if even girls only have these ridiculous side-view illustrations to go by and the unhelpful alternative of getting out a mirror and figuring out for themselves what's going on down there. And why isn't there more information on tampons? Like what it feels like when you're putting one in and how far they go in and where they are in your body and how they won't get loose and float up in your intestines? Super confusing.
The pamphlet/modern dance teacher goes on to explain that sometimes you may skip a period if you start a new school or move or do something exciting and you are not sure if this also applies to running for student council or having a birthday. You also learn that there are different types of "sanitary pads" to wear when you have your period. Some stick in your underwear and some are worn with a belt. You wonder if this is like when you have braces and wear neck gear. Like, do you wear a belt with your jeans and a pad hooks into it? Will everyone see the hooks? Could you just use suspenders instead? Can you wear a belt you already have or is there a belt that comes in a box with the pads? You look again into your pamphlet and see all the different types of pads. Some are thin, some are medium and some are thick. You think you will never remember all the rules. Thankfully, the school nurse says that the belts are outdated and you will only have the stick-on pads to use. Then you see a big pink text box about something called T.S.S. It says you may throw up and have diarrhea or faint or can even die if you use tampons! WHAT. SOMEONE CAN DIE FROM THEIR PERIOD. THIS IS WORSE THAN YOU THOUGHT. You flip another page in the pamphlet. WHAT. SOMETIMES PEOPLE CAN SMELL YOU ON YOUR PERIOD. You are officially on a European bullet puberty train heading straight for mortification central and you want it to smash straight into a mountainside. DOUBLE WHAT. YOU MAY FORGET A PAD AT SCHOOL AND HAVE TO BUY ONE IN THE BATHROOM OR ASK TO GO TO THE NURSE TO ASK HER FOR ONE. No. No way ever. When you get this period, you are going to stay home from school. Probably forever. At least until you graduate and go to college.
But then you flip another page and see this really cool ad for New Freedom Thin Unscented Maxi Pads with Funnel-Dot Odor Protection. The ad features these two popular looking girls. One is wearing turquoise overalls, a red and white striped t-shirt, yellow socks and a red baseball cap and she's drinking a coke and holding a bag with Mrs. Grossman's stickers on it. Her friend is trying on jeans and applying lipstick in a mirror while a hairbrush sticks out of her back pocket. The ground around them is littered with lots of plastic bracelets and boxes of clothes and some records. Hmph. Maybe getting your period will make you more popular. You turn a few more pages. You see another ad that features seven different boxes of pads and two girls dancing in raincoats with rainboots and umbrellas. They look like they're having a pretty good time. Maybe they're on their periods and they like it. Maybe getting your period just makes you feel cool. You're still not entirely convinced.
But the class is over now. When you reconvene in home room, you are under strict instruction not to discuss with the boys what you've learned and to definitely not share your pamphlet with the pencil drawing of that side view of the naked girl with her anus coming out of her hip. You nervously and quickly shove your pamphlet into the back recesses of your desk, happy you don't have to be exposed to this again until the 5th grade maturation video. And then your friend Scott runs in to the room and shouts, "A GIRL'S PRIVATE IS CALLED A VIRGINIA!"


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First race of the season and everyone's excited to be racing again. There's jitters and anticipation and then BOOM, IT'S ON. Kudos to Dave Jordan Racing's Alan Buday for placing 6th in the CRCA A Field!
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We are about one month into the NHL season. A little bit of a rollercoaster start from the Carolina Hurricanes puts them at 4-5-3 at the end of October. See the October recap here. Let's take a look at how the players are doing on the Carolina Hurricanes
All players on the list have played in at least four of the 12 October games, so one-third of the games so far. Anton Khudobin, Jusin Peters, Mike Komisarek, and Tim Gleason have all played three or less, but I will have one slide that covers what these four players have done in their limited time.
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Some time ago, an ad appeared on television in which a woman
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purpose of the ad was to sell medication for urinary urgency, the ad suggested
a link between urinary urgency and panicking.
That link has now been confirmed in a scientific study. Persons with panic
disorder were eight times more likely than controls to experience interstitial
cystitis—bladder pain and urinary urgency not caused by a urinary-tract
The study, which was headed by Ardesheer Talati, Ph.D., of Columbia
University and is in press with Biological Psychiatry, included 693
subjects: 219 had a diagnosis of panic disorder and a history of anxiety in at
least one first-degree relative, 199 had a diagnosis of social anxiety
disorder and a history of anxiety in at least one first-degree relative, 173
had both a diagnosis of panic disorder and social anxiety and a history of
anxiety in at least one first-degree relative, and 102 controls had no
psychiatric disorders over their lifetime and no history of anxiety in first-
or second-degree relatives. The diagnostic assessments were made with the
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conditions, and if so, the age of onset. The conditions were grouped in the
following categories: cancer, cardiovascular, dermatologic,
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respiratory, systemic, and a free-response "other" category.
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and/or social anxiety disorder were more prone to having certain medical
conditions than the control subjects. The researchers found that after
controlling for age and gender, subjects with panic disorder were eight times
more likely than controls to have had interstitial cystitis, and those with
social anxiety disorder were five times more likely than controls to have had
it. Also after controlling for age and gender, researchers found that panic
subjects and social anxiety subjects were at least twice as likely as controls
to have had mitral valve prolapse, migraines, irritable bowel syndrome,
hypercholesterolemia, hypoglycemia, bronchitis, and skin disorders.
So why the link between panic disorder or social anxiety disorder and these
specific medical conditions? Previous studies have found that panic disorder
and social anxiety disorder often run in families. Thus, the researchers
proposed, panic disorder and social anxiety disorder might share a common
genetic basis, but then serve as independent risk factors for the development
of specific medical conditions—say, by activating the autonomic nervous
Another possibility, Talati and her colleagues pointed out, is that some of
the genes that underpin panic disorder and social anxiety may also contribute
to the medical conditions with which they've been associated. In fact, other
research that they have conducted suggests that the genes may lie on a
specific region of chromosome 13.
True, none of the genes known to reside in this region has yet been
associated with panic disorder or social anxiety disorder per se. However, the
region does contain a gene that makes the serotonin 2A receptor, which has
been linked with stress-provoked depression as well as the gene that encodes
the endothelin B receptor, which is related to vasoconstriction and could help
trigger some medical conditions linked with panic disorder and social anxiety
The researchers will now investigate whether specific genes on chromosome
13 might explain the link between panic disorder—or social anxiety
disorder—and the various medical conditions in question, senior study
investigator Myrna Weissman, M.D., a professor of epidemiology in psychiatry
at Columbia University, told Psychiatric News.
Meanwhile, the results have some clinical implications, she pointed out."
Someone ought to see whether the medications used to treat panic
disorder can help reduce the symptoms of interstitial cystitis. Also,
clinicians treating any one of these disorders might look for the presence of
the others."
An abstract of "Panic Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder, and a
Possible Medical Syndrome Previously Linked to Chromosome 13" can be
accessed at<www.journals.elsevierhealth.com/periodicals/bps>
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Why do I like the Internet Cat Video Festival so much? More to the point, why does it bother me that I like it so much? The truth is, I was taken with the idea of the festival before I ever attended. I'm an art historian – I'm in the business of taking art seriously […] Why do I like the Internet Cat Video Festival so much? More to the point, why does itbother me that I like it so much? The truth is, I was…
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Gathering data from nearly every aspect of his life, Nicholas Felton renders stunning data visualizations into annual reports that reveal how much of our identity can be quantified—and even be unknowingly collected and misused by others.
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Inspired by Robert Frank's The Americans, photographer Alec Soth is traveling the USA in a minivan with folk singers Billy Bragg and Joe Purdy. While he interviews railroad workers, Bragg sings: to striking teachers, inmates, and—hopefully—protesters in Ferguson.
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With authors from Let's Talk About Love's Carl Wilson to poet Stephen Burt, a book on the cat video phenomenon promises a "funny, arty, curious mix, and it's completely un-ironic." The Walker and Coffee House Press are crowd-funding (or "catstarting") the project.
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"If you're the head of an empire and see that an unarmed youth is gunned down by the police and your advice is for people to be calm," writes Dread Scott in his essay on Michael Brown's death, "your rule is illegitimate." Taking his name from the slave who unsuccessfully sued the government in a St. Louis court, Scott salutes protesters in Ferguson while decrying those who aim to control them through force.
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It's been quite some time since I took a moment to do one of my absolute favorite things in the world— Freewrite. So, here I am. Back on the blog.
Many things have happened since the last time I posted, so I'll write a quick rundown of learning experiences, ups, downs, etc. Here it goes:
1. Landed a job as a reporter/anchor at WDAM, which is a news station located in Hattiesburg, MS.
2. One of my first stories as a reporter has turned into the biggest thing Hattiesburg has seen in quite some time, apparently. I've tried handling it gracefully, yet, failing some days.
All in all, I've tried my hardest to objectively keep city folk informed and up to date about what's going on amidst what has turned out to be an extremely confusing, controversial election season.
3. Life changes, etc. Graduating, living grown up life… It's very empowering. It's definitely been an adjustment, but I'm getting along pretty well; however, I'd be lying if I said I don't miss my sweet friends who live all over the map now.
4. Music stuff… Since I've been spending the majority of my time getting used to the new job, (which I love,) I haven't had much time to play music, or make new discoveries. If you have music suggestions, please feel free to send them my way.
So, there you have it. The beginning of my (un) interesting adult life journey. ;) Talk to ya soon.
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Another View: Proposal to raise the gas tax will hurt NH families, businesses
Under current state law, the average annual fees and taxes associated with operating an 80,000 pound truck on New Hampshire's highways total approximately $11,000. HB 617 would increase these fees and taxes by an additional $2,100 per truck, an increase of nearly 19 percent.
As most people are aware, the cost of fuel has spiked dramatically since the first of the year without the addition of any new tax. All signs are that fuel costs will continue to rise. Who does this high cost of fuel affect the most? The impact will be felt by both New Hampshire residents and businesses.
New Hampshire's trucking industry is made up of mostly small, family-owned or medium-sized firms that lack the ability to buy fuel in bulk or negotiate volume discounts that may be available to larger companies. For the average New Hampshire resident or business struggling to make ends meet, filling the tank is already a challenge. This added tax will be like a kick in the teeth.
New Hampshire-based trucking companies were hit particularly hard by the economic collapse of 2008, and many are still struggling to recover. Businesses and residents in the northern part of the state continue to have their livelihoods negatively affected by the loss of business and jobs, and many struggle to simply get through the day. The increased tax burden under HB 617 could easily be the "last straw" for their ability to survive.
The impact of these proposed tax increases will undoubtedly be felt throughout the state labor force as well. For New Hampshire trucking companies, the cost of fuel is now second only to labor costs. Since not all trucking companies are in a position to place a surcharge on their deliveries to cover their increased costs, their only recourse will be to reduce wages, benefits and hours, and perhaps resort to staff reductions and layoffs. Ultimately, all New Hampshire residents will feel the impact of these new taxes in the increased costs of goods and services in order to cover the higher delivery costs. Recently, the board of directors of the New Hampshire Motor Transport Association (NHMTA) met to study this legislation and develop a policy position on how best to fund improvements to the state's highways and bridges. The board decided to oppose the bill for all the reasons previously stated. The board did vote to support the option proposed in the Senate, SB 152, which would fund improvement and maintenance of New Hampshire's highways and bridges as well as many other initiatives through gaming revenue.
Though gaming is not an area that the New Hampshire Motor Transport Association has ever been involved in or supported in the past, this approach is a far better alternative than increasing the tax burden on already struggling Granite Staters and businesses as proposed in the House bill.
Robert Sculley is president of the New Hampshire Motor Transport Association.
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