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HONOLULU - The state tourism board will reconsider the NFL's offer to return the Pro Bowl to Hawaii in 2011 and '12, a bid that was rejected last week.
This time, the Hawaii Tourism Authority will probably approve the $4 million per year offer, which previously fell one vote short, said board chairman Kelvin Bloom. It was the second time the board turned down the NFL proposal.
"I'm certainly hopeful of that," Bloom said following a Monday hearing with the Hawaii House Tourism Committee. "The odds are in our favor."
Since Thursday's vote, the NFL rejected a counteroffer from the state, he said. The authority will revote on the previous bid Friday.
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Christian singer Michael W. Smith has announced the release of a Christmas album featuring some of country music's favorite singers.
Country's hottest stars helped fans relive CMA Music Fest 2014 on Tuesday night (Aug. 5). Little Big Town hosted 'Country's Night to Rock' on ABC. They interviewed artists and showcased some of the festival's biggest performances.
It's official! NBC's singing competition 'The Voice' will get a double dose of country in its upcoming season. Much-loved country quartet Little Big Town will serve as Battle Round advisers for Blake Shelton, an established mentor on the show.
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Just over a month ago, MBC held a festival in London at the Indigo2 arena where 4minute, Norazo, EXO-K and cultural acts performed. The whole event was also being filmed by MBC and it aired on July 21st in South Korea. Now, it has finally made it's way on YouTube!
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Giants crush Eagles, eliminated from playoffs with Bears' win
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Justin Tuck called it a funny year. He and his New York Giants teammates weren't laughing.
There will be no repeat championship for the Giants, not even a playoff berth. A 9-7 season wasn't good enough this time around.
The Giants saw their playoff hopes end Sunday, minutes after a 42-7 win over the Philadelphia Eagles when Chicago beat Detroit 26-24.
"It happens that way," Tuck said after the Giants rebounded from two bad losses and routed the Eagles in what might have been Andy Reid's final game at coach. "I've been 10-6 and not made the playoffs. You've got to win the ones you're supposed to. That's why the division games mean so much. If we'd won the division games, we'd still be in the driver's seat."
Instead, they are headed home early.
"We are certainly disappointed we are not in the playoffs," coach Tom Coughlin said after New York missed the postseason for the third time in four years. "Our goal was certainly to be there. Our goal was to win the division. We didn't do that either. We won nine games and there is no way anyone can talk us out of that. We do have the nine wins, but it's not good enough."
A year ago it was. The Giants won their last two games in 2011 to get into the playoffs, and finished the season with six straight wins in earning their second NFL title in five seasons.
This marks the seventh straight season the Super Bowl champion has failed to win a playoff game the following year.
A little more than an hour after Reid finished his worst season with the Eagles (4-12), three people familiar with the decision told The Associated Press that his 14-year tenure as Philadelphia's coach was over.
Reid and team owner Jeffrey Lurie are scheduled to meet Monday, and a team official insisted to ESPN that Reid has yet to be informed that he will be fired.
Another Eagles source told ESPN that Lurie and Reid met Friday, but the Eagles' owner did not inform him at that time that he would be let go.
Reid is due to make $6 million in 2013 in the final year of his contract. He said he wants to coach next year, but it's possible Lurie could persuade him to take a season off and perhaps help out in the front office in an "advisory" role.
Eagles spokesman Derek Boyko denied several reports that Lurie had already fired Reid, saying they were "absolutely, 100 percent" untrue.
"I've been doing it a long time. I have respect for Jeff Lurie. I go in eyes wide open," Reid said. "Either way, I understand. Whatever he chooses will be the right thing. He always does things for the best interests of the Eagles."
Eli Manning did his part to keep the Giants in the chase with a career-best five touchdown passes. Fans who stuck around were chanting "Let's Go Lions" as the final moments ticked off in the Chicago-Detroit game.
"It hurts," said Manning, who finished 13 of 21 for 208 yards and no interceptions. "Each year you want to make the playoffs to give yourself an opportunity to win a championship; 9-7 last year was good enough. It wasn't good enough this year and we knew it wouldn't be."
After going 6-2, they lost five of eight, including two games by a combined 67-14 to playoff-bound Atlanta and Baltimore.
"The first thing is you don't ever rely on anybody else in this business," said Coughlin. "You've got to take care of your own business. We certainly had our chances. That will be the No. 1 thing I'll talk to the team about."
Manning woke up the offense with touchdown passes of 3 and 38 yards to rookie Rueben Randle, a 15-yarder to David Wilson and a 24-yarder to Victor Cruz just before halftime for a 35-7 lead. He's the first Giant to throw five TD passes in a game since Phil Simms in 1980. His fifth score was a 1-yard pass to fullback Henry Hynoski in the fourth quarter.
Ahmad Bradshaw, who rushed for 107 yards and passed the 1,000-yard mark for the second time in his career, also scored on a 1-yard run.
Starting for the first time since a concussion against Dallas in early November, Michael Vick threw a 7-yard touchdown to Jeremy Maclin. Vick finished 19 of 35 for 197 yards and one interception before being replaced by Trent Edwards.
The Eagles had hoped to send Reid out on a positive note, but they played poorly.
"We came, we stunk it up and we lost," defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins said. "It was terrible. No heart."
Vick, replacing injured rookie Nick Foles, was also reluctant to discuss his future, but he felt for Reid, who gave him a second chance after he got out of prison.
"He's a great man and I love him to death," Vick said. "I wish I could've done more. A lot of players wish they could've done more. Coaches can't play the games."
The Eagles surprised the Giants on a cold and windy day with an onside kick to open the game. However, turnovers have hurt the Eagles all season, and it happened again when Stevie Brown came up with his eighth interception.
Manning needed four plays, finding Randle over the middle for his second touchdown of his rookie season. His third came on the following series when New York went 74 yards in five plays.
The third touchdown was another pass to a rookie, with Wilson catching a 15-yarder, then doing his usual back flip to celebrate.
Game notes
About 400 residents of Newtown, Conn., attended the New York Giants-Philadelphia Eagles game Sunday. Among them were a few families who lost children in the massacre this month, the Giants said. One was the family of Jack Pinto, the 6-year-old boy buried in a No. 80 jersey of Giants receiver Victor Cruz. ... Bradshaw finished with 1,015 yards rushing. ...Manning fell 52 yards shy of his fourth straight 4,000 yard passing season. ...Brown's 48-yard return gave him 307 yards in interception returns this season, extending his Giants' single-season record. ... Eagles safety Colt Anderson led them with 10 tackles.
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Laura and Rico Ruffino have more room in their hearts than they do in their home.
The Orchard Park, N.Y. couple has adopted four girls left behind after their mother -- a longtime friend of Laura's -- died from brain cancer...
A woman in Merrian, Kan., is a hero after rescuing a toddler over the weekend who was left alone in a car on a hot day in a strip mall parking lot.
Kim Kardashian has been the subject of countless rumors over the length of her time in the spotlight, but this one has to be the weirdest.
We've seen trick shots on the internet before. But somehow, they're just not as cute as when this girl does them.
In an effort to get people out and active, the Evansville Parks and Recreation Department has teamed with the Welborn Baptist Foundation's Upgrade Campaign for a summer contest centered around our city's parks.
On Saturday, July 18, 2015, SMILE on Down Syndrome will be hosting their third annual Trucks & Heroes event from 9am-12pm at Deaconess Gateway Hospital. The event will be an opportunity to come check out some of the Tri-State area's biggest and most fun trucks and working vehicles and meet some of our area's finest police, fire, medical, and military heroes.
Last night's Sam Featherstone Putt Fore Life to benefit St Jude Children's Research Hospital was a ton of fun! Check out some photos now!
Naomi Oakes has got a fight ahead, and T. Swift has stepped in to help.
Words can't explain how adorable this is.
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It's Halloween. Fourth grader Hank Wolowitz hates Halloween. Every year his older sister, Nadia, scares him half to death.
This year might be different, though. After all, Hank's the only kid in Brooklynprobably the only kid in North Americawith an invisible bandapat living in his laundry basket. And Invisible Inkling loves Halloween. Pumpkins are his favorite food.
But Hank has serious trouble stopping Inkling from devouring every jack-o'-lantern in their neighborhood. And that's not his only problem: Will he figure out a cool costume? Will he survive the small army of ballerinas roaming the hallways of his building? Will Hank ever get revenge on Nadia?
Inkling has long since stopped listening to Hank's worries.
Inkling is taking action.
About the Author
I grew up in the Boston area in the 1970s. My mother was a preschool teacher and my father a playwright. I remember visiting my mother's classroom and reading to the children there; even more vividly, I remember sitting in the back row of theater after theater, watching rehearsals--seeing stories come to life. My mother read me countless picture books, but at my father's house there wasn't much of that nature. He read me what was at hand: "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", Sherlock Holmes stories. He also made up stories for me and recounted the plots of Shakespeare's plays.
I was a raw child. In fact, I am a raw adult. This is a hard quality to live with sometimes, but it is a useful quality if you want to be a writer. It is easy to hurt my feelings, and I am unable to watch the news or read about painful subjects without weeping. I was often called oversensitive when I was young, but I've learned to appreciate this quality in myself, and to use it in my writing.
Growing up, I spent large parts of my life in imaginary worlds: Neverland, Oz, and Narnia, in particular. I read in the bath, at meals, in the car, you name it. Around the age of eight, I began working on my own writing. My early enterprises began with a seminal picture book featuring a heroic orange sleeping bag, followed by novel-length imitations of "The Wolves of Willoughby Chase" by Joan Aiken and" Pippi Longstocking" by Astrid Lindgren.
I have never kept journals or notebooks for my own sake. I am a writer who writes always with the idea of an audience in mind--and at nine I was determined to share my Pippi story with the world. I got my father to type it up in a book format and photocopy it fifty times. Then he took me to an artist friend's studio, where we silkscreened fifty copies of a drawing I'd made for the cover. I gave it to everyone I knew. That was my first book.
I have always been interested in picture books as a form, which stems (I suppose) from my background in theater. I am fascinated by the intersection of words and images-- the way the meanings of words can be altered by changing their presentation. An actor varies her intonation or an illustrator changes a line--and the story is new. In college, I studied illustrated books from an academic standpoint. I went to Vassar, where children's book writer Nancy Willard was on the faculty. She introduced me to illustrator Barry Moser, and the interview he gave me was the centerpiece of my senior thesis. While I was there, I spent three years as a student assistant in Vassar's lab pre-school, and after graduation found work as an assistant teacher in a Montessori school, teaching six- to nine-year-olds. That year, I began to write a novel with my father--through the mail. I was in Chicago and he was in New York. We thought it would be a fun way to keep in touch. I wrote a chapter--then he wrote a chapter. We rewrote each other's chapters. And rewrote them again. It took a long time, but eventually that story was published as "The Secret Life of Billie's Uncle Myron".
Now I write full time (except when parenting) in a tiny little office in Brooklyn, accompanied by two plump and ancient cats. The walls are raspberry-colored and lined with pictures by the artists I've worked with.
Emily Jenkins writes books for both adults and children. She has a doctorate in English literature from Columbia and reviews children's books for "The New York Times". At New York University, she teaches a course in writing for children.
Harry Bliss is the New York Times bestselling artist of Diary of a Worm, Diary of a Spider, and Diary of a Fly, by Doreen Cronin; A Fine, Fine School by Sharon Creech; and Which Would You Rather Be? by William Steig. He is also an award-winning, internationally syndicated cartoonist and a cover artist for the New Yorker magazine. He lives in Vermont with his son.
Praise For…
"Gentle humor and a realistic urban setting add interest to this solid middle-grade read. Appealing any time of the year."
-Kirkus Reviews
"Jenkins's chapter book fantasy, with its strong sense of place and realistic family dynamic, will have new readers wishing for an invisible pal of their own. Bliss's droll illustrations allow readers to see Inkling in all his furry glory, even when the characters in the book do not."
-The Horn Book
"The Halloween details, from giant eyeballs to black spiderwebs, in Bliss' wry, spot drawings add to the farce, and kids will appreciate both the conflicts and Hank's warm bond with his bossy sidekick."


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When Bacon Academy wrestler Matt McAllister heard the news that the Eastern Connecticut Conference tournament was canceled due to Winter Storm Nemo, he was disappointed, to say the least.
When Bacon Academy wrestler Matt McAllister heard the news that the Eastern Connecticut Conference tournament was canceled due to Winter Storm Nemo, he was disappointed, to say the least.
"When I told him it was canceled, the text read across 'oh no,' " said Bacon coach Michael Voiland.
McAllister, who is a three-time ECC champion, had the opportunity of four straight taken from him. As a result, McAllister had to set his sights on the state tournament; the tournament he had twice lost in the championship round.
"It was a big bummer (when ECCs were canceled) but you have to roll with the punches," McAllister said. "My motto that I have been saying to myself since ECCs were canceled is, 'Heads will roll at (Class) Ms.' "
And to the mat, heads did roll.
Not only did McAllister claim the Class M state championship in the 126-lbs. weight class at Jonathan Law High School on Saturday, but teammates Conner O'Brien (106) and Howard Kilpatrick (132) were crowned champs as well.
"That was (McAllister's) third attempt at being state champion," Voiland said. "He wasn't going to be denied this time."
After falling in the final match of the state championship in his freshman and junior campaigns, McAllister won by decision, 6-0. In fact, not a single point was allowed by the opponent in all three of the Bobcats' championship bouts. Conner O'Brien also posted a 6-0 score, and Kilpatrick won, 3-0.
McAllister and Kilpatrick were both seeded No. 1. O'Brien was the third seed.
"We've all prepared so hard for this opportunity and I'm glad we took it," McAllister said. "I'm ecstatic right now. I'm more pumped about (my teammates winning) then winning myself."
Bacon's 220-pounder, Patrick Sawicki, was also ranked as a No. 1 seed, but Sawicki fell to Ledyard's fifth-seeded Benjamin Morales in the quarterfinals.
Sawicki had beaten Morales at the Bacon Duals earlier this season.
"(Sawicki) made one mistake, got put to his back and when you do that we have to play catch up," Voiland said. "That one thing ended up costing him."
Like McAllister, Kilpatrick, a junior, also missed his chance in the championship round a year ago, placing second.
After wrestling his opponent to a deadlock in the first period on Saturday, Kilpatrick recorded a takedown in the second. He then rode out the competition in the third, walking away with the victory.
"There's no words to explain it, it feels awesome," Kirkpatrick said. "I wanted it real bad since last year. Last year definitely set me straight to train harder."
O'Brien, only a sophomore, was the youngest of the three Bacon wrestlers to claim the title. The only downfall of taking the crown so early in his career — he'll have a lot of pressure to repeat.
Page 2 of 2 - "I've been training for so long in the summer and it just paid off," O'Brien said. "I feel like I have a lot more potential as I move up."
Voiland agrees O'Brien still has a lot left in him.
"He wrestled (the championship) match smart," he said. "I'm not surprised. He certainly shows he has the capability to wrestle at the highest levels."
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Updated: 07/05/2011 - The mulch will be given away this Saturday, and Saturday, July 16 at the former city landfill site on Old Frankfort Pike.
Updated: 07/05/2011 - The mulch will be given away this Saturday, and Saturday, July 16 at the former city landfill site on Old Frankfort Pike.
Updated: 07/05/2011 - Officials say they've ruled the Mercer County child's death an accidental drowning.
Posted: 07/05/2011 - The pattern is raising concerns among some officials about potential election fraud.
Posted: 07/05/2011 - The areas where the most citations have been written are the counties where the two largest cities are: Jefferson County leads with 23; Fayette follows with 12.
Posted: 07/05/2011 - A man charged with abusing a two-year-old girl is set to answer to the charges Tuesday in court.
Updated: 07/05/2011 - This shooting happened at the same Lexington apartment complex where 23-year-old Napolean Johnson was shot and killed over the weekend.
Posted: 07/05/2011 - Two men are dead from an overnight shooting in Louisville.
Updated: 07/05/2011 - Officials say the victims were swimming in the Middle Fork of the Kentucky River in Leslie County, when they were all caught in the river's current.
Posted: 07/04/2011 - The 25-year-old mother is facing first-degree murder and other charges in the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee.
Posted: 07/04/2011 - President Barack Obama is marking the Fourth of July holiday by thanking service men and women for their sacrifices and service in protecting American freedoms.
Posted: 07/04/2011 - Terry Cram will appear in an Anderson County courtroom tomorrow morning.
Updated: 07/04/2011 - The dam is off Highway 421 near Leslie County High School and the Hyden community.
Updated: 07/04/2011 - They want to know what happened. Family and friends of a hit and run victim are making a desperate plea for information about his death.
Posted: 07/04/2011 - Officials say the officer suffered a broken leg and a possible concussion after being hit Monday morning.
Updated: 07/04/2011 - Right now, soldiers are preparing in Camp Atturbury, Indiana.
Updated: 07/04/2011 - Kentucky State Police have arrested a Richmond couple for their baby girl's death. William Dawes is charged with murder, his wife with abuse and complicity.
Updated: 07/04/2011 - A Kentucky woman has died after being hit by a truck while on vacation in Ireland.
Updated: 07/04/2011 - A scary situation for three people trapped in their home by a fire. The home on East Loudon Avenue in Lexington caught fire early this morning. A neighbor heard their pleas for help and jumped into action.
Updated: 07/04/2011 - Kentucky State Police say a 66-year-old man has been arrested for threatening to shoot a neighbor's dog and firing shots near homes.
Posted: 07/04/2011 - A woman was killed overnight when her SUV slammed into a utility pole.
Updated: 07/04/2011 - Lexington's annual 4th of July celebration is underway downtown. It ends tonight with the annual fireworks display.
Updated: 07/04/2011 - Jurors recessed Monday without reaching a verdict in the Casey Anthony murder trial. They'll resume deliberations Tuesday. She's charged with killing her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, back in 2008.
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The current financial system jams Brazil's economic development
This ground-breaking examination by our esteemed Advisory Board member, Dr.
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Yet, it is so well documented that we at Ethical Markets Media hope to help
stir further efforts to expose the practices of the global banks who charge
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The current financial system jams the country's economic development.
Ladislau Dowbor
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"There was no way to escape this harsh reality: the economic system only functions on a regular basis when the return on capital reaches certain levels. This finding [...]
The Global West Reaches Economic Adulthood
The Global West Reaches Economic Adulthood
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The Global West matures. Not only in demographics. Also in economics. Growth is over. Decline is knocking on the door. This reality is far from acceptance. The current mood is still the narrative of the past: growth.
But this narrative lacks an analysis of the main driver of economic 'growth' in the Global West the last 30 years: that was less rise of productivity (as everybody still thinks), but that was credit growth. Of course a rise in productivity had something to do with it. Of course there was a peace/détente dividend. Of course globalization contributed. But the main driver was credit. Credit is pulling consumption from the future to the past. Meaning credit is over [...]
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Can democratic money with environmental values reduce market failures?
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The 2008 global financial crisis and current uncertainties about the Euro provide evidence that the financial system is neither self-correcting nor capable of being reliably regulated.
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Catholic Charities in Massachusetts is under pressure to allow gay adoptions, especially because of the state's antidiscrimination laws. Seven board members, apparently previously confused about what kind of Catholicism they were working for, resigned yesterday in protest. But the state's bishops and Catholic Charities are taking a stand. It appears that Gov. Mitt Romney is assisting Catholic Charities through these shoals: he thinks they should be able to continue their mission and stay faithful to Church teachings, but cannot create an exception through executive order.
With potential implications for his potential presidential run, Romney's spokesman declined to say whether the governor also opposed gay adoption -- but a home with a mother and a father is the "ideal setting." Pressed for more, he said, "I'm going to let the 'ideal' statement speak for itself." Look for reporters to pose that one more directly to the governor.
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Steele Shouldn't Apologize
Maryland Lt. Gov Michael Steele, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, has apologized for likening embryonic stem cell research to the Nazis' medical testing on Jews. Consider his remarks:
Look, you, of all folks, know what happens when people decide they want to experiment on human beings, when they want to take your life and use it as a tool.
Okay, fine. He's violated the unwritten rule of polite political discourse (the name of the rule escapes me): don't refer to Hitler or the Nazis. But really, in this case, what's Steele's offense? He supposedly trivialized "the pain and suffering of more than 6 million Jews." That's his language from his apology statement.
If anything, proponents of ESCR trivialize that pain and suffering by refusing to learn from it. Not only did Nazis treat humans as objects for medical experiments, but they targeted the weakest among us. Today, ESCR would be right up their alley.
Noll to ND
Wheaton College's foremost scholar, historian Mark Noll (The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind), is headed to the University of Notre Dame in the fall, Christianity Today reports. As a little background, Wheaton is the evangelical Christian school that just okayed dancing among its students a couple years ago and recently fired a popular professor when he converted to Catholicism. So the irony is a little rich, even if Professor Noll is only swimming the Tiber in profession and not confession.
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Faithful Progressive asks: Is the US ready for the Christian Left? And then answers, Doesn't Matter, They're Here.
He comments on an In These Times article, which notes:
left leaning Christians have been regularly attracting bigger and more passionate crowds than the Christian right recently. In St.Paul, MN, Jim Wallis had much a much bigger crowd in back to back nights than James Dobson. 'One of the Dobson organizers came over and told me, 'If they make us keep focusing on just two issues [abortion and gay marriage], they're going to lose all of us,' he says. But some people I know actually take the ministry of Jesus seriously. This can lead to some very radical and even lefty behavior."
Retired seminary president Del Brown is blogging a book defining progressive, as opposed to liberal, beliefs. He writes, "Christianity did not begin with the Bible. It began with Jesus of Nazareth as he was understood and proclaimed by his followers."
Catholic Media Report notes: Iraq Diaspora is 'Humanitarian Crisis'.
Speaking of. . .Eamon quotes the Pope on the Iraq war: "War cannot be decided upon, even when it is a matter of ensuring the common good, except as the very last option and in accordance with very strict conditions."
Quaker blogger, Gathering in Light, just bought a bunch of books for a Fuller Theological Seminary class on emerging church as social movement.
Johnny's Cache is heading down to the OC for the One Voice to End Slavery event. Watch the One Voice video.
Over at the Christian Century blog, Theolog Debra reads former New Republic editor, Peter Beinart's book. She writes: "Beinart's confession to being "intoxicated with the revolutionary potential of the United States†reminds us to be skeptical about notions that the U.S. is somehow an exceptional nation with a exceptional mission in the world."
Faithful Democrats' Jesse Lava notes who really supports the troops.
"And so it's natural that, to conservatives, the phrase "I support the troops" signifies a profession of faith — faith in the mission that the troops are undertaking. It means avoiding saying things that might, in the short-term, be construed as demoralizing. And it means pretending — eternally, one suspects — that this war is still winnable. To progressives, supporting the troops means something far more profound. It means treating them with the love and respect they deserve. It means doing what we must as citizens to protect them. It means honoring the sacrifices of generations past by enjoying our liberties at home and refusing to spill more blood abroad unless it's truly necessary."
JSpot praises John Edwards. As does the Rev. Church Currie. And so does Xpatriated Texan, who's going all the way.
Do you have thoughts about The Evangelical Vote? Well, Street Prophets' Pastor Dan does and writes, "I wish I could believe that the conservative megachurches are ripe with progressive converts, but the numbers simply don't bear that assertion out."
OT or Hebrew Bible? Weigh in here with Cross and Flame, a Street Prophets diarist.
WoodMore Village says fire the AG AG.
Navroz Mubarak 2007. Islamicate notes that "the holiday is now hybrid. Little bit of Zoroastrianism, little bit of Iranian nationalism, little bit of Islam, little bit of 21st century style globalization."
And finally set your TiVo. The NCC Interfaith blog notes that the Iran delegation will be featured on PBS' Now this weekend.


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James Franco's experimental 'Francophrenia' leads Tribeca Fest lineup
NEW YORK (AP) — This year's Tribeca Film Festival will feature many domestically oriented movies that deal with contentious contemporary issues, from the recession to James Franco's artistic antics.
Tribeca announced the first half of its slate for this year's festival Tuesday: 46 feature films out of a planned 90. This half includes entries in the world narrative and documentary categories, as well as those in the festival's "viewpoints" section, a category that highlights edgier films.
The documentary "Downeast" follows unemployed 70-year-olds in Gouldsboro, Maine, who are trying to get back to work after the closure of a sardine canning factory. The documentary "Off Label" explores overmedication. And clashes over school textbook content are chronicled in "The Revisionaries."
In the narrative competition, "The Girl," written and directed by David Riker, stars Abbie Cornish as a single mother who loses her job. Desperate for income to keep custody of her son, she helps smuggle illegal immigrants over the U.S.-Mexico border.
A film Franco made while moonlighting on the daytime soap opera "General Hospital" will also play at the festival. It's an "experimental psychological thriller" about "a celebrity's escalating paranoia" called "Francophrenia (or: Don't Kill Me, I Know Where the Baby Is)." Co-directed by Franco and Ian Olds, the film (which premiered at the Rotterdam International Festival) uses footage Franco shot while appearing on "General Hospital."
This slate is the first curated by Tribeca's revamped programming leadership. Frederic Boyer, a veteran of the Cannes Film Festival, has joined as artistic director. Geoffrey Gilmore, who directed the Sundance Film Festival for years before becoming creative director at Tribeca in 2009, is now also overseeing the program.
"The quality of American independent cinema is well represented this year, but international diversity has its share, too, with films from countries as varied as Cuba and Kenya," Boyer said.
The 11th annual Tribeca Film Festival will be held April 18-29. Opening the festival will be "The Five-Year Engagement," a comedy starring Jason Segel and produced by Judd Apatow.
The festival will announce the other half of its 90 feature film slate Thursday.
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1993 | Sports | PGSummary: Emotionally powerful sports classic featuring Sean Astin as a skinny high school kid with big football dreams and the determination to make his way towards his dream team at Notre Dame.Director: David Anspaugh
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2013 | Comedy | NRSummary: Insanely funny comedy show created by Amy Schumer, who stars in brilliantly funny sketches about sex, city living, dating, and friendship.Director: Daniel Powell, Amy Schumer (creators)
Cast: Amy Schumer, Kevin Kane, Mike Houston
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - In the second mid-week double header in three days, the Penn State softball team fell to Saint Francis by a score of 4-2 in game one before shuting out the Red Flash in the nightcap, 2-0. Penn State is now 15-19 while Saint Francis is 19-22. Freshman catcher Danee Collett (Orange, Calif.) had three hits on the day while senior first baseman Danielle Kinley (Carlsbad, Calif.) hit her 43rd career double and is now one away from tying the all-time record.
Saint Francis threatened early in the second inning of the night cap with the bases loaded and one out. Freshman pitcher Lisa Akamine (Escondido, Calif.) kept her cool in striking out the next batter as Zielinski grabbed a line drive to end the inning and keep the Red Flash scoreless.
The Nittany Lion offense came to life in the fifth as Kinley ripped a double to left center while junior left fielder Ashley Griffith (Mt. Laurel, N.J.) brought her to third with a bunting single. Griffith then stole second and as the throw sailed over her head, she advanced to second while Kinley scored. But the Lions weren't done yet as Akamine fired a single through the left side to plate Griffith.
Penn State scored two runs off six hits with two errors while Saint Francis had three hits and three errors. Akamine struck out six and collected her first win since the March 12 victory over then-No. 9 Arizona to become 5-10 in the circle.
In game one the Nittany Lions continued their trend of scoring early as Collett singled up the middle with one out. Senior right fielder Christana Crivellaro (Coopersburg, Pa.) followed taking a pitch to the leg to put Collett in scoring position. Zielinski then ripped a single of her own well into the outfield as Collett rounded third and scored the first run of the game. The Lions had a chance to extend their lead as senior third baseman Shana Madura (Slate Hill, N.Y.) reached on a fielder's choice, but Crivellaro was tagged out at home. The inning ended with a strike out, but the damage had been done as Penn State held a 1-0 lead. The Lions extended their lead in the fifth as Madura led off with a triple. A sacrifice fly courtesy of Kinley allowed Madura easy access to home plate.
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The disappearance of a McDonnell Douglas MD-83 aircraft on the fringes of the Sahara desert Thursday follows the loss of an ATR-72 turboprop in storms in Taiwan on Wednesday and the downing of Malaysian Air Flight MH17 over Ukraine last week.
The African incident involving a plane operating for Air Algerie takes the potential 2014 toll to 680 travelers, assuming those on the jet died, higher than 12-month totals for the past three years, according to air-safety consultants at Ascend Worldwide.
With five months remaining, a further 111 deaths would make this the most lethal year since 2005, when 916 lives were lost, though Ascend's head of safety Paul Hayes said the direction in accident-related plane fatalities is still down.
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"It's important to look at the long term trends," Hayes said in an interview. "What looks likes a 'good' or 'bad' year — let alone just seven months — by itself means nothing. Fatal accidents are now so rare that one or two more can completely change the numbers."
Fatalities in 2014 involving aircraft seating more than 14 people have come in six incidents, compared with 162 deaths in 10 incidents in 2013, he said. Only three of this year's events appear to be accidents of the kind that would ordinarily be included in Ascend's safety analysis, which excludes war and terror-related losses beyond airlines' control, Hayes said.
The fatalities:
•The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 after the Boeing 777 doubled back on its route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and disappeared over the Indian Ocean may have involved pilot malpractice, experts have said. Some 227 passengers were traveling on the March 8 service.
•Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, which crashed last Thursday, killing all 283 passengers, was most likely downed by a ground- to-air missile strike in eastern Ukraine, the U.S. has said. Black-box flight recorders from the plane, also a 777, are undergoing analysis in the U.K., with the examination of bodies also under way as experts seek evidence of the rocket attack.
•Another incident classified as non-accidental saw a woman killed on a Pakistan International Airlines flight after the Airbus Group NV A310 jet with 196 passengers aboard came under fire while landing in the northwestern city of Peshawar. The incident came two weeks after a Taliban attack on Pakistan's biggest airport in Karachi killed 36 people, none on aircraft.
The three other fatal events involved crashes more typical of airline accidents over the decades.
• 44 passengers were killed Wednesday when a TransAsia Airways Corp. ATR-72 came down as it prepared to land on Taiwan's outlying Penghu Islands.
The turboprop was on a second approach to Magong Airport when it went down amid heavy rains from tropical storm Matmo.
•About 110 passengers were aboard the flight from Ouagadougou to Algiers lost over Africa's northern Sahel on Thursday and thought to have crashed somewhere in Mali. The plane's flight crew asked air traffic controllers for permission to divert to avoid a storm about 40 minutes after takeoff, Burkina Faso Transport Minister Jean Bertin Ouedraogo told reporters.
•Some 15 travelers also died when a Nepal Airlines de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter turboprop plane crashed into jungle on a 7,000-foot hillside in poor weather on Feb. 16.
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"Don't hurt us."
That's the clear and simple message being delivered by Henrico County's elected officials, administrators and lobbyists to the General Assembly, which convened in Richmond for a 60-day session last week.
The missive represents a change from years past, during which county officials annually presented "wish lists" of top priorities to the county's General Assembly delegation. Six years ago, that list contained 14 items. This year, it's down to just one: Do no harm.
By placing their sole focus on those three words, local officials hope to make a salient point to lawmakers: localities – Henrico included – are struggling to deal with their own financial problems and cannot afford additional funding cuts from the state.
County lobbyists have, for the most part, kept their mouths shut in recent years as state funding to localities have declined annually. Though other jurisdictions in the state had to lay off employees, raise tax rates or trim services – or all three – Henrico has not.
County officials are adamant that no layoffs, service cuts or tax increases will occur in the coming fiscal year either, but by sounding the warning bell to legislators, they hope to illustrate how dire times have gotten statewide.
During the past several years, as state funding to localities fell during the recession, Henrico was able to make up those lost funds in its annual budgets thanks to years of conservative financial planning, Deputy County Manager and Finance Director John Vithoulkas said. (The county annually has capped its growth at 5 percent – during strong and lean economic years – which helped buffer it from the recession.)
But now, the state's failure to meet its funding obligations is having a real impact even on Henrico, which begins its 2012-13 budget process facing a $70.8 million budget shortfall before the process even begins. That's a significant hurdle even for one of the most fiscally sound counties in the nation (Henrico was the first county to have its triple AAA bond rating reaffirmed last summer after the U.S. government's rating was downgraded by Standard and Poor's.)
The shortfall is the result of a combination of factors:
• an estimated $10.8-million decline in tax revenues;
• a projected increase of $32.5 million in the county's required payments to the Virginia Retirement System;
• $6.1 million in additional debt service payments;
• $10.2 million in operating costs for new projects constructed through bond sales;
• $4.2 million in additional healthcare costs;
• $1.5 million in additional diesel fuel for school buses and vehicles;
• $5.5 million in other costs.
"In the Fiscal Year '13 budget, the VRS cost increase is the single largest budget driver that we have, both for general government and for schools," Vithoulkas said.
The VRS provides retirement payments for eligible state employees and teachers and is funded by the state and localities, all of whom make payments into one fund, from which it is then distributed.
But while localities – including Henrico – have been required annually to fully fund the VRS rates established by the VRS Board, the state has not fully funded its share in any of the past four-plus years.
For example, in Fiscal Year 10-11, the VRS board set the rate of payment into the system for teachers at 12.91 percent; Henrico and other localities paid that percentage in full, but the state paid only 3.93 percent – less than one-third of the amount it owed.
Part of the problem was that the VRS investment fund took a significant hit during the recession, losing 28 percent of its value between 2007 and 2009. The fund rebounded to gain 20 percent last year; Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's budget assumes that the fund will show 8-percent growth in the coming fiscal year.
McDonnell has proposed funding the VRS with $2.21 billion in new money in the coming fiscal year – including $876 million in state general fund dollars – as a way to begin addressing what he termed the "woefully underfunded" system. McDonnell also is proposing that public employees pay 1 percent of their salaries toward the fund, which would raise another $5.1 billion.
Critics of his proposals argue that the bulk of that new money will come from the very localities who have been paying their shares all along and from employees, for whom the money is intended.
A number of bills related to VRS funding are under consideration in the Assembly, but each would require concessions in other areas to fund VRS.
"There are only so many resources," said Henrico's legislative liaison Mike Schnurmann. "If you squeeze in over here, it's going to pop out somewhere."
Positives and negatives
The county has seen some key economic indicators pointing in a positive direction during the past year:
• residential foreclosures in 2011, through October, were lower than during the same months in 2010 with just two exceptions (May, which witnessed one more and October, which was equal to the previous year);
• the county's unemployment rate dropped from 7.5 percent in February 2010 to 5.9 percent in April 2011, before rising slightly to 6.5 percent in September – a figure that still was 0.8 percent lower than the same rate for Metro Richmond;
• the county's sales tax receipts were up $2.5 million from Fiscal Year 2009-10 to FY 2010-11 (to $57.2 million) and up 2.9 percent during the first quarter of FY 11-12.
But, there are negatives too.
County officials are estimating that Henrico's taxable real estate base will drop from $31.7 billion last year to $30.05 billion this year – a decrease of 5.19 percent. Since 2009, the taxable base has dropped by $4.7 billion (or 13.5 percent).
Other local sources of revenue – chiefly personal and business property taxes – are projected to remain flat in the coming fiscal year.
Also during this year's Assembly session, legislators will consider a number of proposals to restructure the way road maintenance is handled throughout the state. Henrico – one of just two localities that already maintain their own secondary road systems with money provided by the state – will watch the issue carefully, said Schnurmann.
Henrico – which for years lobbied to have its road maintenance allocation rate increased to bring it more in line with that of Arlington County – may now be content to live with its current rate, given that all but one of the new proposals likely would reduce that rate even further, according to Schnurmann.
County officials don't expect any of the proposals to pass the General Assembly this year, but they caution that anything is possible.
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From October 4-9, 35 cyclists will be riding through Henrico County as part of a 325-mile tour of the East Coast Greenway (ECG) route from Fredericksburg, Virginia, to Raleigh, NC.
A 2,900-mile trail route that extends from the Canadian border at Calais, Maine, to Key West, Florida, The East Coast Greenway is heading into its 25th year. The Week A Year (WAY) Tour is an annual ride and fundraiser that has been working its way south since the first WAY Tour launched from Calais, Maine in 2011. Riders cover a different section of the Greenway each year and are on target to complete the route in Key West in 2019. > Read more.
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Henrico woman wins $1M in Va. Lottery game
Citizen Staff Reports 10/02/2015
When Amanda Spiller of Henrico saw that she'd won the $1 million prize in the Virginia Lottery's $100 Million Cash Extravaganza game, it didn't immediately sink in.
"I was in shock. . . complete shock," she said. "I had to double and triple check."
She bought the winning ticket at the 7-Eleven at 2750 Hungary Spring Road in Henrico. She had the choice of taking the full $1 million prize over 30 years or a one-time cash option of $681,000 before taxes. She chose the cash option. The store received a $10,000 bonus from the Lottery for selling the winning ticket. > Read more.
The Volunteers of the United States Army Field Band to perform Oct. 15
Henrico County Recreation and Parks is hosting a concert by The Volunteers of the United States Army Field Band on Thursday, Oct. 15 at Henrico Theatre, 305 East Nine Mile Road in Highland Springs. This free concert will be held at 7 p.m. and will feature Soldier-Musicians from the U.S. Army Field Band.
Since its inception in 1981, The Volunteers has been telling the Army story through rock, pop, country, and patriotic music. Its members have performed for millions of listeners in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, Kuwait, and Iraq. This group tours more than 100 days each year, bringing a powerful message of patriotism and support to communities large and small. > Read more.
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