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Paganism for Beginners – Overview
May 20, 2015 By Yvonne Aburrow Leave a Comment
Paganism is more of an attitude of mind than a fixed creed. It is always tempting to ask, "what do Pagans believe?" but a better question is "what do Pagans do?" [Read more…]
Poem on a Birthday
July 29, 2016 By Sarah Sadie Leave a Comment
All the myths and stories tell us the gift exists to be transformed and passed on, or it loses its power. [Read more…]
Why Black Lives Matter (Too) – A Book Review #BlackLivesMatter
July 25, 2016 By Christine Kraemer Leave a Comment
Black Lives Matter (Too) critiques racial injustice in the United States in a huge variety of contexts, and it does so with equal servings of research and personal narrative. It is a a powerful resource for anti-racism educators. [Read more…]
UK Satanic Abuse Scare: 25 Years On
July 7, 2016 By Guest Contributor Leave a Comment
As a pagan who has also worked in the press for the past 30-odd years, it isn't the first time I've come across fellow witches not believing I can be both. Journalists have been among the biggest enemies of modern pagan witches since the mid 20th century – and during the late 1980s to early 1990s we fanned the flames of the Satanic Panic with lurid stories such as those in the clippings at the top of this post. [Read more…]
A Tale of Two Britains
June 30, 2016 By Yvonne Aburrow Leave a Comment
It ought to be obvious to anyone that Tory-imposed austerity is responsible for the economic misery that has cut services and reduced jobs and rendered many areas full of despair. Certainly, the brutal realities of capitalists accumulating wealth at everybody else's expense also plays into this, causing division between the people they prey upon. Instead, people blame immigration and the EU.
So we have been led to the brink by a group of irresponsible and out-of-touch upper class twits, as The New Yorker immediately grasped. And although the 17 million who voted to leave the EU didn't all vote that way on the basis of anti-immigration, the racists who are currently committing vile acts of hate up and down the land have felt empowered to do so because they are assuming that the rest of the Leave voters agreed with them. [Read more…]
Pagan Ritual for Pulse, Orlando
June 22, 2016 By Yvonne Aburrow Leave a Comment
After the Orlando shooting, a small group of LGBTQIA Pagans came together to create a ritual for the dead of Orlando. The group is called Wands Up for Orlando. One of the founders, Salvatore Caci, wrote: Why "wands up"? In the movie Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, after the death of Dumbledore, all students [Read More…]
On Being European and Scottish
June 20, 2016 By Guest Contributor Leave a Comment
The North Sea has always connected people far more than it divided them, and the marks of these connections to the rest of Europe are everywhere in Scotland's history, language, culture, place names, educational system, architecture and law. I know that a few miles walk in one direction would bring me to the remains of the old Dane's Dyke. A few miles the other way and I'd be where the first translation into any of the English family of languages of one of the foundational works of European literature, Gavin Douglas's 16th Century Scots translation of Virgil's Aeneid, was written. [Read more…]
Externalising/Internalising: Talking About The Pain
June 18, 2016 By Guest Contributor Leave a Comment
I am very concerned that now straight society may take even less responsibility for the way heterosexism and homophobia led to this horror. As if it were only a psychological problem of people who cannot accept their own sexuality. So it can all be made 'other' by white cisgendered heterosexual society, the society Mateen grew up in. So much 'other' : 'Well he was gay and he was Muslim and they are so anti gay aren't they? He must have had mental health problems. Nothing to do with us. Nothing to see here, let's move on'. [Read more…]
After Orlando: "Stay Proud, Stay Visible"
June 16, 2016 By Yvonne Aburrow Leave a Comment
All around the world, vigils have have taken place in memory of the dead of Orlando. I attended the Oxford (UK) vigil for Orlando last night with two friends. It was beautiful. There were poetry readings, candles, flowers, speeches, and a silence. LGBTQIA people and our allies came together in a shared moment of grieving. In the face of such an appalling tragedy, it is all too easy to assume the world is full of hate. Yet every day, millions of small acts of kindness and love go unnoticed and unreported. [Read more…]
Grace is the Time, is the Place, is the Motion
June 15, 2016 By Yvonne Aburrow Leave a Comment
Grace is related to renewal and a sense of being right with the world and the divine. The Three Graces or Charites were definitely pagan. A feeling of grace can be created by harmonious sounds and soothing light. Splendor, Good Cheer, and Mirth also seem apt descriptors. And the more modern meaning of elegance and harmony also fits in with these ancient concepts of grace. So I think we can reclaim the word grace to mean the beauty and harmony and radiance of Nature and the feelings of awe and gratitude, wonder and joy and healing evoked by that beauty. [Read more…]
Litany for Orlando
June 13, 2016 By Yvonne Aburrow Leave a Comment
Once again, I call for stronger and deeper love in the face of hate. Love must win.
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Identity theft is a critically-heinous crime as stealing sensitive information, and further utilizing it for manipulative means is certainly doing the wrong business all around the world. If you are one of those going through or have been through such crises, it's certainly pivotal to keep privacy protection to safeguard your identity online. For those oblivious of the fact, it's important to understand how identity theft can make you vulnerable… Read Article →
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Today is one of those days when it is time to clean up my desk and look at what has been piled up for the past several months, so I can clean it up and refocus my energy. Prioritizing is one of the best things you can do when you have a lot of tasks. If you waste a lot of time on things with less importance, then what you… Read Article →


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Hot off the press, here's the video trailer for my new historical novel, The Pilgrim (would love to hear what you think):
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Hot off the press, here's the video trailer for my new historical novel, The Pilgrim (would love to hear what you think):
To view the video on certain browsers, right click on the player and select "Switch to Flash."
In January, I'm entering a new realm with my stories: an epic fantasy series targeted to the mainstream market, written under my pen name, Thomas Locke.
Hot off the press, here's the video trailer for Emissary, book 1 in the Legends of the Realm series:
If you'd like to learn more about Emissary, subscribe to my new blog at http://tlocke.com/blog/.
Here are links to early reader reviews of Emissary:
Get a free peek of Emissary; visit http://tlocke.com/ and download "The Captive," a free ebook short, to your digital device.
Have you ever wondered what goes into the production of a video book trailer?
In this Q&A at the River North Fiction blog, Michele Forrider, Audience Development Manager at River North Fiction, takes us behind the scenes of the trailer for my upcoming novel, The Turning.
She reflects on the fun aspects of shooting the video, the challenges they faced (particularly with weather and lighting), and how they "aged" one of the actors. Fascinating stuff!
Here is the trailer:
There are certain elements of listening to God that follow a pattern, unbroken from the Old Testament prophets through the early church fathers, right up to the contemporary teachers. All of them say that, in truth, God is speaking all the time.
The story, The Turning, is based around the idea of five very different characters who come together unexpectedly after having studied a series of lessons that have taught them the discipline of listening to God. And to their surprise, God answers. They're brought face-to-face with an invitation from The Divine. They're invited to do things they can succeed at only if they rely on God's help.
We are calling this "devotional fiction" because we are starting with the idea of applying a lesson plan to the story. If, as a result of the story, readers are interested in learning the discipline of listening, they can explore two options:
Learning the discipline of listening is, in effect, creating a space in your life where God has the ability to communicate in the way that He chooses. What we are seeking is not words from God, but that God dwells more intensely in our walk.
Here is a video in which I talk about The Turning (releases April 1, 2014):
Anticipation is building for the July 3 release of Hidden in Dreams, a contemporary suspense in which people from all over the world who have no connection with one another keep having the exact same dreams.
Several world-renowned clinical psychologists attempt to determine the dreams' source, how the dreams should be interpreted, and whether the world should be warned about the dreams. The story brings together several key people who are in the business of healing — through medication, through psychology, and through faith.
Join me and my protagonist, Dr. Elena Burroughs (who returns from Book of Dreams) as we explore what's hidden behind the veil of measurable reality.
Let me know what you think of the book trailer:
For those of you asking about my speaking schedule, here are the basics:
July – Speaker at Craftfest, New York City
July – Speaker at Thrillerfest, New York City
July – Speaker at ICRS, Orlando, Florida
September – Speak at ACFW, Dallas, Texas
October – Speak in Kenya
October-November – Teach at Oxford
I'm also excited to share the book trailer for my upcoming book, Rare Earth, produced by Bethany House:
As always, thanks for checking in.
Thanks for the sneak peek into the world of film. You also gave us a picture of the person you are and how you are guided by God. I work at a bookstore and love recommending your books to customers especially ones who have never read your books. I have compared you to Francine Rivers another favorite author. Loved the collaboration with Janette Oke!!! Keep on writing and growing in Jesus!
As an emerging writer, I found it fascinating to learn about the process of script writing. To have the actors themselves talk to you about the characters must have been like having a character in a novel develop beyond what you expected. It's happened to me, as I'm sure it's happened to you, but then to have that character displayed in a person who is telling you these things must have been amazing and surreal.
Am so looking forward to this movie when it is out. Your books are so well received in the library where I am the purchaser and I know that there will be a lot of interest in this movie. I am also anxiously awaiting your next novel…love your writing!!
Thanks so much for sharing this report with your subscribers. This is just awesome! I'm not over remembering all details of recent LION OF BABYLON and so looking forward to the new novel, RARE EARTH… However, I see what you mean about "using new tools" and it's so interesting how God can use an author to write or even 'embed' spiritual data/points in novels and I suppose at times the writer might not even know he did that, but by the Spirit was it so subtlety accomplished….
I am amazed at how God uses us in new and different ways if we are just willing and obedient! God bless you richly – I'll be waiting to see this one.
There have been some amazing comments on my website and emails regarding the latest blog post on my recent filmwork for Unlimited. Thank you so much, for the wonderful and encouraging comments. As I work to develop the novel from the screenplay—the first time I have ever worked in this order, these very warm and heartfelt comments have been a great boost.
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The day before 9-11, Isabella and I were scheduled to check into the Millenium Hotel at the World Trade Center. This hotel was totally demolished when the first tower collapsed. But just before leaving England, we learned that the hotel had lost our reservations, and we ended up staying 30 blocks north, well inside the safety zone.
When the first plane hit the twin towers, I was interviewing a New York City police chief. As I watched the cops roar off, sirens flashing and people screaming in their wake, my world was forever changed.
In this 4-minute video, filmed in Malmesbury, England, I reflect on my own involvement with the Arab world, which began when I was 25 years old. I hope that the video will give you a better understanding of my motives for writing Lion of Babylon, and my passion for faith-based peace initiatives.
*Note: Lion of Babylon releases July 2, 2011 from Bethany House Publishers. Click here to pre-order your copy.
My new novel, Lion of Babylon, is scheduled for release July 1, from Bethany House Publishers. Please watch this video trailer and let me know your impressions.
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Season 2
21 Jan. 2004Episode #2.1
Dave debuts Samuel Jackson beer, shows us how much cooler life would be if everything were in slow motion and reveals the latest picks in "The Racial Draft".
28 Jan. 2004Episode #2.2
Dave plays the watermelon-shooting Black Gallagher and introduces the Niggar Family; Paul Mooney guest stars as "Negrodamus." Musical guest DMX.
4 Feb. 2004Episode #2.3
Dave explores the myth that white people can't dance and charts his own emotional growth at ages 18, 24, and 30; musical performance by John Mayer & Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson.
11 Feb. 2004Episode #2.4
Dave introduces The Love Contract and the first of Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories featuring Rick James. Musical guest Ludacris.
18 Feb. 2004Episode #2.5
Charlie Murphy reveals another True Hollywood Story featuring Prince, and Paul Mooney answers life's biggest questions as "Negrodamus." Cee-Lo performs "Call Me".
25 Feb. 2004Episode #2.6
Dave considers what life is like for rap sensation Lil' Jon and imagines how sleazy the Internet would look if it were a place. Anthony Hamilton performs "Comin' From Where I'm From".
3 Mar. 2004Episode #2.7
Dave broadcasts the World Series of Dice and spends another moment in the life of Lil' John; musical performance by Common & Kanye West.
10 Mar. 2004Episode #2.8
Dave hosts his new game show "I Know Black People," with another installment of "When Keeping it Real Goes Wrong"; musical performance by Erykah Badu.
17 Mar. 2004Episode #2.9
Dave imagines life as Oprah's baby's daddy and shares his experience as a jury member on the OJ Simpson trial; musical performance by Wyclef Jean.
24 Mar. 2004Episode #2.10
Dave takes a closer look at the Diddy-driven show "Making da Band" and premieres his new puppet show Kneehigh Park; musical performance by Snoop Dogg.
31 Mar. 2004Episode #2.11
Dave reveals his greatest misses. Previously unaired sketches that did not work.
7 Apr. 2004Episode #2.12
Wayne Brady replaces Dave on his own show and takes him for a menacing ride, also Tyrone Biggums returns as a guest on Fear Factor.
14 Apr. 2004Episode #2.13
Dave considers how recent events would have played out if President Bush were black and spends another moment in the life of Lil' John.
21 Apr. 2004The Best of Chappelle's Show: Season 2, Volume 1
The best sketches from season 2 of the Comedy Central hit series "Chappelle's Show."
27 Apr. 2004Music Jump-Off
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This undated file photo provided by the Vermont Department of Corrections shows Timothy J. Szad.By Susan Smallheer
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Convicted high-risk sex offender Timothy Szad has registered with the Vermont sex offender registry, and he is living in the Chittenden County town of Colchester.
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Szad went to California at his release, but he returned to Vermont Sunday night, and following state sex offender protocol, registered within 24 hours.
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An aircraft wing part found in Tanzania is "highly likely" to be part of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, an Australian government minister said on Friday, in what would be the second confirmed piece of the jetliner. Flight MH370 disappeared in March 2014 with 239 passengers and crew on board shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur bound for Beijing. Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles off course over the Indian Ocean.
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by Josh Israel Mar 17, 2016
"I know enough about his record to know I wouldn't support him."
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Republican Senators Thad Cochran, Dan Coats, Susan Collins, Orrin Hatch, Jim Inhofe , John McCain, and Pat Roberts voted to confirm Garland back in 1997.
by Jeff Spross Dec 3, 2014
Backers of the production tax credit for wind say the extension in the current bill is too short, while a standoff over other credits in the deal may kill the legislation anyway.
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Minority ReportDirector: Steven Spielberg
Cast: Steven Spielberg, Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, Samantha Morton
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Based on a short story by the late Philip K. Dick, this science fiction-thriller reflects the writer's familiar preoccupation with themes of concealed identity and mind control. Tom Cruise stars as John Anderton, a Washington, D.C. detective in the year 2054. Anderton works for "Precrime," a special unit of the police department that arrests murderers before they have committed the actual crime. Precrime bases its work on the visions of three psychics or "precogs" whose prophecies of future events are never in error. When Anderton discovers that he has been identified as the future killer of a man he's never met, he is forced to become a fugitive from his own colleagues as he tries to uncover the mystery of the victim-to-be's identity. When he kidnaps Agatha (Samantha Morton), one of the precogs, he begins to formulate a theory about a possible frame-up from within his own department. Directed by Steven Spielberg, who hired a team of futurists to devise the film's numerous technologically advanced gadgets, Minority Report co-stars Colin Farrell, Max von Sydow, and Neal McDonough.
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This film is such a virtuoso high-wire act, daring so much, achieving it with such grace and skill.
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|Tom Cruise
|Officer John Anderton
|Colin Farrell
|Danny Witwer
|Samantha Morton
|Max von Sydow
|Director Lamar Burgess
|Lois Smith
|Dr. Iris Hineman
|Peter Stormare
|Dr. Solomon Eddie
|Tim Blake Nelson
|Steve Harris
|Kathryn Morris
|Lara Clarke
|Mike Binder
|Leo Crow
|Daniel London
|Wally the Caretaker
|Spencer Treat Clark
|Sean at nine
|Neal McDonough
|Jessica Capshaw
|Patrick Kilpatrick
|Jessica Harper
|Anne Lively
|Ashley Crow
|Sarah Marks
|Arye Gross
|Howard Marks
|Jason Antoon
|Rufus Riley
|Joel Gretsch
|Caroline Lagerfelt
|Victor Raider-Wexler
|Dominic Scott Kay
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|Steven Spielberg
|Ramsey Avery
|Art Director
|Denise Chamian
|Jonathan Cohen
|Bonnie Curtis
|Jan de Bont
|Michael Doven
|Associate Producer
|Scott Frank
|Gary Goldman
|Executive Producer
|A. Todd Holland
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|Hugo Santiago
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|Janusz Kaminski
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|Walter Parkes
|Gary Rydstrom
|Sound/Sound Designer
|Deborah L. Scott
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|Set Decoration/Design
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Based on a Philip K. Dick story, this movie is meant, built, written, created, to be a gloomy and rough tale of a hunter cop turned hunted. Instead of being true to the source, Spielberg, heavy handed as ever, turned this into a story like every other in his movies - love, family, warmth - and it is a shame. The result is a great visual effects movie with a mediocre leading man and a transplanted soul. For references on how it should have been done, please check out 'Total Recall'. In the meantime, feel free to skip this lame rendition that could have been great in the hands of some other, less warm-fuzzies director.
Ignore what the other reviewer said. MINORITY REPORT is an all-out action thrill ride. The action scenes are extremely well-done and the special effects are so believable that you feel engulfed within the story. I loved this movie. It has some of the best of Spielberg and the best of Cruise. He also was able to create some of the most thrilling action sequences since SAVING PRIVATE RYAN and RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK! You would have to be a fool to miss this film.
This movie was really well done. It had great special effects, and nail-biting suspense
this movie is so fickin good. i liked it better than the matrix.
An awesome look into the future. Keeps you on the edge of your seat.
How could critics call this movie a ''mild disapointment''?. As of right now (before Lord of the Rings comes out) this is the best movie of the year. Great visual effects, top- notch acting, and a suspenseful murder mystery will easily entertain you over and over again. If this movie proves one thing, it's that Speilberg is the master of directors. He's proved it before, but this movie drives his greatness home. An awesome movie that can't be missed.
The first time I saw this movie I didn't quite get it. I decided to go back and see it again and enjoyed it more. The movie is dark and the direction heavy handed but it works. Great twists and plenty of action will keep you hooked.
Wow. That is really all this movie needs. It's original, it's got a (gasp) plot (which isn't always seen these days), it's got good directing and good acting (also not seen much these days), and it's got twists. A huge twist, right at the end. Just becasue you're not a science-fiction nerd, doesn't mean you can't see it. People everywhere will appreciate it.
A movie that begins well enough as a lean mean tech noir machine, but then gets bogged down in an all-too predictable conspiracy plot and mushy family friendly happy ending. At least one plot hole that you could drive a planet through, and some really juvenile attempts at gross-out humor don't help matters much. It has delusions of relevance, of having a SERIOUS MESSAGE, but whatever that message is has been buried under enough high tech art-direction and CGI to effectively obscure it. A bore.
Great movie! I watched it several times and picked up on something new every time. I definitely recommend it.
This movie kept up a great sense of suspense and action throughout. There was never a scene where you absolutly knew what was going to happen until it did.
Once again, Spielburg has given us another excellent film to treasure. What a great nailbiting thriller this is! Even if you don't like sci-fi movies you will probably love this.
What's there to say about Minority report besides the fact that it's one of the best films ever made? Brilliant... just brilliant.
From the high-tech weapons, stunning visual effects, and intriguing story line, this is a great film. The future of murder can be predicted, and cop John Anderton played by Tom Cruise, helps stop murders from happening. But when he gets predicted to commit a murder, he must run from his own department and discover the truth about his murder. It has awesome action sequences, especially one where jet-pack wearing cops chase Cruise all around a deserted alley. It's awesome! Spielberg does a great job creating a thoroughly believable world and Tom Cruise gives a great performance. This is one movie you can't afford to miss! One of the best films of the year!
This is my favorite movie since The Matrix. It is so high-powering and keeps you on the edge of you seat.
A stellar dystopian movie of our futuristic America, Minority Report deals with the myriad problems we will face as technology becomes more powerful. Breeches the subject of nanotechnology in a popular film... For a good read about a similar 1984-style book on nanotechnology, I recommend CONQUEST OF PARADISE by Britt Gillette, a fictional account of the assembler breakthrough. The problems of Minority Report may come sooner than we think.
The title says it all...Yet you have to see it to 'get it'...I was amazed to find an action flic that both my action-fan husband and I could enjoy together. This was truely a thriller, with a thick plot, chemistry between characters and Tom Cruise! What more could a girl ask for?
This could have been a great film. The movie gives a twist to thoughtcrime and constant electronic surveillance by adding a foundation of commercialism (and you thought pop-ups were annoying). But unfortunately, no one seemed to tell Spielberg that the society was supposed to be a dystopia. Instead, this film becomes yet another shallow and sentimental cop-out. If you like Blade Runner, watch this one without the final fifteen minutes.
Spielberg cooks up some pap for us with a nicely tinited sci-fi film about the dangers of a world where John Ashcroft is allowed to run amok. Naturally there is the usual daddy-child junk going on which is de riguer in the ''valuable lesson'' department of his entire oeuvre. But this one has no meat on the bones. Nice people, pretty pictures. There is one beautiful thing about this film: Max von Sydow showing every gentleman amateur and Mr. Twenty-Million Dollar Cruise how a real pro takes fecal dialogue and makes something out of it. Every scene should be required viewing for students of James Lipton. The seven minutes he is on screen is a tribute at the altar of Thespus.
Steven Spielberg once again impressed me with these special effects
Based on Philip K. Dick's short story, Minority Report stars Tom Cruise as John Anderton, a cop working for ''Precrime'' in 2054 Washington D.C. Interesting twist on ''thoughtcrime'' and great special effects from Steven Spielberg!
Spielberg and Cruise work together in this futuristic science fiction movie about a new way of law enforcement in 2054 Washington, called ''Precrime''. Cruise plays tormented cop, John Anderton, whose son was kidnapped years earlier and now it influences all future decisions. Samantha Morton plays ''Agatha'', one of the precogs who ''sees'' crimes before they ''happen'' and does an oustanding job.(One wonders why she never speaks out about the slavery imposed on her by the Precrime system.) The special effects and human elements make this a very good story. Watch out for the gory bit about the eyes.
This is an action-packed movie that will keep you glued to you seat. But you have to see it to ''get it'' It's a great movie that everyone can enjoy from beginning to end. It's just awes0me! No boring parts, no going to the bathroom, you just can't....I've watched it hundreds of times, that's how much I loved it!


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The values taught in Scouting are the same found in the Gospels. Scouting is an effective way to help Catholic youth to do their duty to God and to their country. Scouting builds character and teaches devotion to God in an environment that provides wholesome fun under the guidance of strong adult role models. The Scouting program provides a wonderful channel to involve youth in the life of Catholic parishes.
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Suddenly, the ticker animation in Super RSS Reader stopped working. The posts are not showing up. They are in the code, but not visible on the page. What can one do about such a problem?
Suddenly, the ticker animation in Super RSS Reader stopped working. The posts are not showing up. They are in the code, but not visible on the page. What can one do about such a problem?
I'm having the same problem, the RSS feeds are suddenly not showing up
same here, ticker stopped working. I can get feeds but the stack up and make a very long page.
Now it only shows feeds once in a while but ticker is still not working
Anyone got a fix or a tips? It's just the ticker that doesn't work. If I turn of the ticker it works fine.
Superb styling and implementation - this is THE RSS feed widget to have - a very professional looking addition if you have a long scroll of post excerpts and you'd like something useful in your RH sidebar rather than garbage or blank space.
HOWEVER, if I fire it up with the ticker option ticked, NO feed items appear - same as the other dismayed users above!
Hullo Developer, come in please; over.
Can you please give the site URL ?? Ill check that out..
Try to comment this code out in the plugin.
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wp_register_script('jquery', 'http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js');
It worked for me and resolved conflict with other jQuery plugin...
This plugin was working perfectly until a week or so ago and now I am encountering exactly the same problem as cited above. I see no feeds unless I uncheck the ticker animation, in which case I get a great long list of them even though I have specified only one to show at a time.
I have commented out the jQuery registration code as specified above, but this hasn't made any difference. Has anyone had any success with any other method of fixing it.
Thanks in advance
Setting "visible" to 1 won't display 1 item if ticker is disabled.
This setting is only used when "ticker animation" is disabled.
If you want to display only one feed item (without ticker) then set "Count" to "1" or any desired value.
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Hi - I don't want the ticker disabled. I usually use it with 1 item showing at a time and the ticker enabled. Now, nothing displays unless I disable the ticker animation.
@NFWRo Please give your site URL..
Hi Vaakash - any feedback on this issue?
There is an unusual problem in your site. Just can't figure out the reason for the issue. There are two "scripts" which are not found on your server. Please fix that and see whether the plugin works.
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) http://www.swimbournemouth.org.uk/w_p/wp-content/themes/swimbournemouth/_/js/modernizr-1.7.min.js
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) http://www.swimbournemouth.org.uk/w_p/wp-content/themes/swimbournemouth/_/js/functions.js
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I knew that there is no problem in the plugin. Finally its happy to see the plugin working cool in your website.
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Carving Green Out of Urban Gray
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Evidence of urbanization appears in many pictures. In the case of Central Park, Olmsted foresaw the metropolis that now walls it in. His ''greensward'' plan looks remarkably intact in the photographs. In other cases, where golf courses have sprung up near Franklin Park in Boston or only a single path of his design remains from Parc du Mont-Royal in Montreal, his intent has clearly been violated. The Biltmore Estate in Asheville, N.C., Olmsted's last major project, seems to have been largely unmarked by events of the last century.
While the survey hopes to advance the cause of preservation, it is as much about public space, private perception and photography's ability to fuse the two. ''We wanted to see how these parks had fared over time and what these photographers had to say about them,'' Ms. Lambert said. 'But each of us has a palpable understanding of a landscape, and each photographer reacted in his own way to working in the parks. Their images reflect how different bodies experience the same space.''
The three photographers worked as a group, in pairs and alone, often visiting a site repeatedly. Each brought his own agenda to the task. ''Even when we would go out together, I don't think we were ever interested in the same thing,'' Mr. Friedlander said. Like his recent desert landscapes, his parks are full of sarcastic visual wit. The mottled dots of tree trunks in Central Park, seen in close-up, rhyme with the windows on an apartment house along Central Park West in the background, suggesting how natural and man-made high-rises have merged in the city.
MR. JAMES'S SENSUAL, melancholy prints better convey the weight of things and the erosion of time. One feels the cold lumps of granite amid the feathery grasses and beaten-down walkways. His stoic trees describe landscapes that are pastoral and processional. He sets up his panoramic camera to indicate a path through the wilderness. Best known for his cool, pensive images of Italian gardens, he originally planted the idea for the photographic survey with Ms. Lambert.
Mr. Burley was the least established of the three and the only one who worked in color. A Canadian who has photographed the landscapes around O'Hare Airport in Chicago, he had the hardest time adjusting to the freedom of the commission and the overwhelming scale of the parks. A picture in the show from 1990 of a homeless person's shopping cart in Prospect Park seems left over from his early phase.
More typical of his work is a soft, misty image of empty hills in Franklin Park taken in 1994. The faint, looping tracks of a vehicle in the grass imply that a recent visitor has passed through. The shape of the tracks recalls Robert Smithson's earthwork ''Spiral Jetty,'' an apropos if accidental reference. Olmsted's ideas on the binding relationship between human design and natural process influenced Mr. Smithson, whose 1972 essay ''Frederick Law Olmsted and the Dialectical Landscape'' in turn influenced Mr. James to suggest the Olmsted project to Ms. Lambert. Mr. Smithson's ecological thinking, along with Atget's photographs of the parks around Paris, were motivating forces behind this show.
If ''Viewing Olmsted'' does nothing else, it will leave a late-20th-century record of what sections of these places looked like in the eyes of three shrewd photographers. But in documenting one man's democratic vision of nature for the masses, the exhibition also illustrates how surprisingly impure and continually evolving a landscape a public park really is.
Photos: Lee Friedlander's photograph of the terrace of George W. Vanderbilt's Biltmore Estate in Asheville, N.C., top, Frederick Law Olmsted's last major project, and Olmsted in the 1890's. (Lee Friedlander/Canadian Center of Architecture)


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The duo met through mutual friends and soon began jamming.
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By Chip Kuehn: The Los Angeles Lakers owners made a huge mistake in what will likely come back to haunt them in the next two seasons by giving Lakers guard Kobe Bryant a 2-year extension for $48.5 million that makes him the NBA's highest paid player for those two seasons.
The reason why this is a stupid move on the Lakers part is that Bryant is 36-years-old, not 26, and he's coming off of a torn Achilles injury from late last season. The Lakers don't even know how he'll be able to perform coming off the injury. You sure as heck can't expect Bryant to come out and play well right off the bat after an injury like that, and there are major questions about how well the team will play at all. At best, Bryant might be able to play at a high level by mid to late in the season, and that means that the Lakers owner will be overpaying Bryant during major parts of the season where he's not performing well.
If the Lakers had led Bryant walk, they could have used the money to sign Carmelo Anthony for the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons. I think I'd much prefer to have a healthy and young 29-year-old Anthony than I would a hobbled and old 36-year-old Bryant. I'm all for keeping players into their old age on teams, but not when those players are still making the same kind of huge money that they were when they were younger, quicker and playing at the top of their games.
Bryant averaged 27.3 points per game last season, and that's a high average to be sure. But when you factor in that any pass ghat goes to Bryant goes into the equivalent of a black hole where the ball isn't returned and it's thrown up in a scoring attempt, I think it's not really worth having a player like that on the team. I still think Bryant is a good player, but he's not as good as his average shows. He scores a lot because he makes a lot of attempts. You can take a lot of players in the league and give them the same amount of scoring attempts as Bryant and believe me, they're going to score as many points if not more.
The Lakers need to rebuild badly, but with the big contract extension they gave to Bryant, they really dug a hole for themselves for the next two seasons where they won't be able to add any new players of quality.


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Nancy L. (Gaucher) Savoie, 70, of Boylston, passed away at home on Saturday, March 30, surrounded by her family.
She leaves her husband of 49 years, Ernest G. Savoie; daughters, Deb Blais and husband, Mike of Berlin; Sherri Fiorentino and husband, Rick; Lauri Cormier and husband, Steve; sons-Scott and wife Nicole; Steve and wife Jen, all of Boylston; 17 grandchildren and a sister, Cecelia Garfield of Winchendon.
She was preceded in death by three brothers, Wallace Jr., Dick and "Sonny" Gaucher; sister, Fran Madden; and two great-grandchildren.
Born in Marlboro, was the daughter of the late Wallace and Mildred (Benoit) Gaucher. She graduated from Marlboro High School. Mrs. Savoie was a surgical technician at Marlboro Hospital for 36 years, retiring in 2004. She was an active member of St. Joseph the Good Provider in Berlin.
Calling hours will be from 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 3, at Tighe-Hamilton Funeral Home, 50 Central St. Hudson. The funeral Mass will be held Thursday at 10 a.m., at St. Joseph the Good Provider, followed by burial at St. Michael's Cemetery in Hudson. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, P.O. Box 849168, Boston, MA 02284 or via www.dana-farber.org/gift.
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The rule provides a collaborative and science-based framework for creating land management plans that would support ecological sustainability and contribute to rural job opportunities.
EPA has disapproved Vermont's 2002 water quality plan that set phosphorus targets for discharges into Lake Champlain.
Usibelli Coal Mine Inc., owner of an open-pit coal mine near Healy in Alaska's central interior, has signed a consent agreement and final order that resolves water permit violations and numerous unpermitted discharges.
Twenty-nine legislators supported bills in the House and Senate that would remove some authority from the Department of Ecology and set up a new water commission.
The agency has funding available to support demonstration; pre-proposals are due by March 8.
The free webcast on "Nitrogen and Phosphorus Pollution and Harmful Algal Blooms in Lakes" is scheduled for Jan. 26.
EPA will use its authority under the Clean Water Act to halt the proposed disposal of mining waste in streams at the Mingo-Logan Coal Company's Spruce No. 1 coal mine.
Clean Water America Alliance meets with other stakeholders today for dialogue on greater sustainability and stronger science.
New criteria to protect people from potential illness will be developed by October 2012.
Researchers have learned that up to 90 percent of antibiotics consumed pass through an organism's body without metabolizing, meaning the drugs can leave the body almost intact through normal bodily functions.
The Naval Research Lab's Chesapeake Bay Detachment is now host to the latest addition to the state's oyster restoration and revitalization effort.
Warsaw is updating its sewers at a quick pace with the help of 118-inch centrifugally cast fiberglass reinforced polymer mortar pipe.
Many coastal wetlands worldwide — including several on the U.S. Atlantic coast — may be more sensitive than previously thought to sea-level rise projections for the 21st century, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
North Carolina's LID certification program, which will be discussed in the webcast, may be replicated nationally.
Coal-tar-based pavement sealant is the largest source of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons found in 40 urban lakes the U.S. Geological Survey studied, according to the agency.
Earth's largest lakes have warmed during the past 25 years in response to climate change, NASA researchers determined in the first global survey of temperature trends in major lakes.
Bouchard Transportation Co. Inc. and its affiliates will pay more than $6 million to settle a portion of the federal and state natural resource damages claims for the April 2003 spill of up to 98,000 gallons of oil into Buzzards Bay, according to the Department of Justice.
EPA's nutrient criteria rule is set to be finalized Sunday; recently elected Florida leaders want more time to analyze the rule's effect on residents.
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On November 22, 1994, Special Agents Martha Dixon Martinez and Michael John Miller, as well as a Washington, D.C., police detective, were shot and killed inside the District's police headquarters building. At approximately 3:30 p.m., gunman Bennie Lee Lawson entered the "cold case" squad room, to which the Agents were assigned, and opened fire with a TEC-9 assault weapon. During the exchange of fire, a third Special Agent was shot and seriously wounded, and a 15-year-old boy was shot in the leg. Lawson, who also died of gunshot wounds sustained during the incident, had left handwritten notes at his home indicating that his intended targets were the commander of the police department's homicide squad and his investigators. Lawson was a suspect in a triple homicide, which occurred a month prior, and he had been questioned by D.C. homicide detectives the previous week.
SA Martinez was born in January of 1959 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Several years after receiving her Bachelor of Sciences Degree in Biology from the University of Pittsburgh, SA Martinez entered on duty with the FBI. Her first office of assignment was Knoxville, where she was the first female Agent in the field office to be certified as a SWAT team member.
SA Miller was born in May of 1953 in Prince George's County, Maryland. He entered on duty with the FBI in 1984 having earned degrees from the University of Maryland and the Georgetown University School of Law.
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those wishing to get the most out of the district's wines and
food made from fresh produce.
Later in the day, the 10-day festival closed with a
celebration of the diverse cuisines of the many cultures
represented by Queenstown's residents.
The community carnival included 16 stalls run by charities,
schools, restaurants and cultural groups.
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Category: prix-fixe menus
A $20.16 prix-fixe lunch in Palm Beach paints a varied picture
- 1:29 pm Saturday, June 11th, 2016 by M.M. Cloutier
If you're considering a certain dining deal in town—$20.16 prix-fixe lunch menus—more than fare varies at the participating restaurants, including Bice, Café Boulud, Ta-boo, Pizza al Fresco, The Chesterfield's Leopard Lounge and Brandon's at Tideline Ocean Resort.
Consider scope.
For instance, the Leopard Lounge's $20.16 menu offers a choice of two courses—entrée and dessert—while the other restaurants feature a choice of three courses.
Some participating restaurants offer a limited number of selections from which to choose for each course.
Café Boulud and Bice, for instance, currently offer a choice of two options for your main course. Other participating restaurants, such as Pizza al Fresco and Brandon's, currently feature [More]
`Good to be back': Leverriers have reopened PB's Chez Jean-Pierre
- 3:25 pm Monday, August 31st, 2015 by M.M. Cloutier
Now that longtime Palm Beach restaurant Chez Jean-Pierre has reopened to a robust welcome after a 5 ½-week hiatus during parts of July and August, summer vacation for proprietor Jean-Pierre Leverrier and his family seems eons away.
And maybe that's a good thing.
"The weather was so-so, I had a car accident and I got bronchitis," chef-owner Leverrier says of three weeks he spent visiting family in his native Normandy, France. "But, of course, it was good to see family…And (with the car accident) I just had cuts and bruises thanks to the safety belt and airbag."
Bistro Chez Jean-Pierre, now embarking on its 24th season [More]
O sole mio: Mangia for a song (relative to high season, that is) at some PB Italians
- 3:39 pm Monday, July 27th, 2015 by M.M. Cloutier
Dining Italian in Palm Beach is decidedly not of the red-sauce-joint kind, but these days at some of the island's upper-scale Italian restaurants, you can save a few breadsticks thanks to summer prix-fixe menus.
So if you're in the mood for upscale Italian with a dash of pan-Mediterranean, plus value prices relative to high season, then tutti a tavola a mangiare at Trevini, Bice, The Breakers' Italian Restaurant and Renato's, among others.
At Trevini, 290 Sunset Ave., three-course prix-fixe menus—$20 for lunch and $30 for dinner—are among the best summertime deals on the island.
Dessert changes daily for the prix-fixe menus at Trevini (www.treviniristorante.com; 833-3883), [More]
`Rewarding' prix-fixe menus at Renato's `great vehicle' for creativity
- 1:35 pm Sunday, June 21st, 2015 by M.M. Cloutier
During slower-season snowbirds-are-gone summer in Palm Beach, value-pegged prix-fixe menus are a win-win since restaurants offering them fill seats as patrons seize relative bargains, but a less-frequently cited advantage is a driver at Renato's.
At the Via Mizner restaurant, perennially hailed as one of Palm Beach's most romantic dining establishments, summertime prix-fixe menus mean "a lot more to us than summer promotions," says Jose-Luis Duran, longtime general manager at 25-plus-year-old Renato's.
"They're a really good vehicle for us to try new dishes and develop others because we have more time to do that than during the height of the (high) season. Having [More]
A 3-course dinner in PB for less than $20? Yep, and there's more
- 1:38 pm Monday, June 8th, 2015 by M.M. Cloutier
"It's an unbelievable deal."
That's 264 The Grill's Patti Gatti putting in a nutshell a dinner special she and Chef Avery Watson feature at their South County Road restaurant.
Three courses, $19.95.
And that also includes a glass of red or white house wine.
The hitch: supping early, as in happy-hour early.
The 5-6:30 p.m. deal at 264 The Grill (264 S. County Road; www.264thegrill.com), which features crowd-pleasers such as chicken parmesan and baby-back ribs (all served in an Addison Mizner-designed building), includes a choice of soup or salad, an entrée and dessert, plus that glass of house wine.
Too early?
Try 264 The Grill's now-in-play `Lobster [More]
New chefs at Eau's Angle and Temple Orange introduce summertime prix-fixe menus
- 5:03 pm Monday, June 1st, 2015 by M.M. Cloutier
Prudence sometimes dictates waiting to visit a restaurant when the kitchen team is freshly under the wing of new and settling-in chef leadership, but for some dining enthusiasts, anticipation may be too great in the case of Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa.
After all, not only is the AAA Five Diamond-rated resort home to a new executive chef who has worked with the likes of Thomas Keller (The French Laundry), Joachim Splichal (Patina) and Michael Mina.
Said exec chef, Josh Thomsen, also comes to Eau at the same time his longtime sous chef does, too: Manlee Siu, who's now chef de cuisine at Eau's flagship fine-dining restaurant [More]
Pedigreed chef, along with his longtime `best ingredient,' has joined Eau Palm Beach Resort
- 12:21 pm Thursday, May 21st, 2015 by M.M. Cloutier
After its raved-about interior makeover (by Jonathan Adler) that debuted this past season, Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa now is gilding its culinary team with a newly appointed executive chef who's cooked alongside some of gastronomy's biggest guns.
And not only has Josh Thomsen—a 2010 StarChefs' `Rising Star Chef' who hails most recently from praised Agricola restaurant in Princeton, N.J.—joined the AAA Five Diamond-rated resort, but so has his longtime sous chef, whom he has called his "right arm" and "best ingredient" in the kitchen.
While Thomsen will oversee all culinary operations at the resort—home to two restaurants, an outdoor eatery and a [More]
Via special menu and entertainment this weekend, Pistache French Bistro does Deutsche
- 2:09 pm Wednesday, September 17th, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
Coinciding with Germany's Sept. 20 kickoff of Oktoberfest, Pistache French Bistro in downtown West Palm Beach is celebrating with a special German menu, oom-pah music and a biergarten—and quite possibly comers in lederhosen.
Pistache's Sept. 20 Oktoberfest party is the next "stop" on the restaurant's annual Tour du Monde (World Tour) program, an annual series of monthly dinner fetes through November that highlight the cuisine, sights and sounds of a different country/destination.
Saturday's event at Pistache (101 N. Clematis St.; www.pistachewpb.com) begins at 5:30 p.m., when a three-course German menu—offered in addition to the restaurant's regular menu—will be available through dinner [More]
Three reasons to dine out this Labor Day weekend in Palm Beach
- 2:54 pm Wednesday, August 27th, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
Last call, opening bell and a clam bake: There are reasons to dine out at certain Palm Beach restaurants this weekend, which is a three-day affair thanks to Labor Day on Monday.
First, consider The Colony's Polo Steaks & Seafood, 155 Hammon Ave. (www.thecolonypalmbeach.com): It'll be your last chance until Oct. 10 because the hotel closes this Tuesday for five weeks in order to execute renovations.
Polo Steaks & Seafood will be open through lunch service this Sunday. Until then, breakfast, lunch and dinner will be served daily. At lunch, perhaps consider the watermelon-and-heirloom tomato salad ($14) with mozzarella and basil from The [More]
Salmon tartare, parmesan puffs: complimentary haute happy-hour noshing at Cafe L'Europe
- 1:24 pm Thursday, June 19th, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
Ask someone familiar with the dining experience at Café L'Europe, the elegant 30-plus-year-old Continental-cuisine Grand Dame in Palm Beach, and somewhere in the response, you're likely to hear "impeccable."
What you probably won't hear: a mention of happy hour because in recent years at Café L'Europe, that just hasn't been a focal point—until now.
The inspiration behind trying a new happy hour program at the restaurant, launched in 1980 by still-co-owners Norbert and Lidia Goldner, came from—of all things—the closure of Flagler Memorial Bridge as it undergoes structural work that may not be completed until autumn.
The idea is: Avoid rush hour in a [More]


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South Side Car Wash property to sell at auction
Published: Thursday, January 26, 2006 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 26, 2006 at 1:13 p.m.
A southside Hendersonville property owner plans to auction off six acres on Greenville Highway next month.
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What: Property auction
Where: South Side Car Wash on Greenville Highway, south end of Hendersonville
When: 1:01 p.m. Feb. 16
Workers were busy Wednesday putting up a sign about the auction in front of the South Side Car Wash. The 6.02-acre commercial development tract is owned by Julia McMinn and Shelia Harper, wife and daughter of the late Fred McMinn. The property went to his wife and daughter, both long time Hendersonville residents, when McMinn died in 1993, said Todd Garland, with Carolina Auction Team, Inc., a Spartanburg, S.C., company handling the property.
The parcel is situated next to Chadwick Commons, a four-building complex of office condominiums built in 2002 by Hendersonville developer Gus Campano and his company, Glade Holdings Inc. The tract contains South Side Car Wash, a Laundromat, a building that was the site of a radio station with Butler Broadcasting Inc., a rental house and tool shed.
The property is part of the 1-mile southside area city leaders targeted for improvement beginning in 2002 with the South Side Initiative. The City Council held a series of public meetings that year to design a plan for the south side.
The South Side Car Wash land has good potential for development, Garland said.
"CAT and our clients are trying to gather all potential the potential buyers we can on Feb. 16 and have one of those buyers walk away with a fabulous piece of property that would hopefully be developed in a manner that would coincide with the Southside Initiative," Garland said, "and be part of the spurt of growth that is occurring on the south side of Hendersonville."
The property has public water, sewer and natural gas available and fronts N.C. 225 for 224.23 feet. The land borders Mud Creek on the back side.
The planned land sale joins several area properties that have changed hands within the last six months.
Flat Rock resident Stuart Rubin purchased the site of the former Yoshida's restaurant on N.C. 225 last fall for $550,000. A 2.25-acre parcel containing Black Forest Apartments sold in October for $1.5 million. Spartan Holding Company Inc. sold the property to Hunting Creek Associates.
Good development for the south end of Hendersonville is an important concern for the City Council, said Mayor Greg Newman. The city's Mixed-Use Design Committee, comprised of area business people and developers, will work on some "common sense rules" for design of future buildings in Hendersonville, he said.
"The first impression of Hendersonville people have is that area when they come in down there, so we're (council) sensitive to it," he said.
"What we envision seeing is development from south Main (Street) that carries us on down that corridor. We want to see some uniform rules in place so that we have interesting looking buildings coming in and something that is more appealing in terms of structure.
We're going to have to get a handle on that for that end of town to look better over the next several years," he said
For more information about the auction, contact Garland at 1-800-292-9666.
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ClearSource Inc., a new cable television company in Amarillo, named David L. Bennett as general manager of its local operations. ClearSource has a city franchise to wire Amarillo for cable TV, telephone and Internet service.
Bennett served as vice president, chief operating officer for MicroAge, All Systems Go for 3 years. For more than 17 years, he worked for Phillips Petroleum in different positions including manager of information technology. He has an electrical engineering degree from Oklahoma State University. ClearSource expects to provide service in Amarillo in 2001.
Marilyn Phillips was named president of Century III of Amarillo insurance. Phillips, a partner in Century III, has been in the insurance business for 25 year and with Century III since 1978.
Marlene Fleischman was named chief financial officer of Century III. With Century III since 1990, Fleischman has a business administration degree from Wayland Baptist University.
Steve McCune is now the insulation/scaffolding division manager at the Dynaten Corp. construction contractor office in Amarillo.
The Canyon native began his industrial experience in 1976. Dynaten of Fort Worth opened an Amarillo branch in 1998 at 7527 Canyon Drive.
Mark Freeman of Amarillo was named vice president of asset management for the energy supply business unit of Xcel Energy. Xcel is the company being created by the merger of Northern States Power of Minneapolis and Denver-based New Century Energies, the parent company of Southwestern Public Service Co.
Freeman, who will relocate to Denver, had been a vice president of New Century. He began with SPS in 1979 as a mechanical design engineer in Amarillo.
Freeman has a degree in nuclear engineering from Texas A&M University and a master's degree in business administration from West Texas A&M University.
Tamara Gafford was promoted to business director of Welcome Pardner! direct mail business.
Gafford has a degree in computer science from West Texas A&M University and joined Welcome Pardner! in January 1999.
Orvil Thompson and Tom Warren have opened Panhandle Auto Colors, paint and supplies. Thompson taught auto body repair and has more than 30 years of experience. Warren has more than 25 years of antique truck and tractor restoration experience, The business is at 1701 S. Johnson St.
n The Mesquite Ranch events and meetings center has opened at 7300 Reeves Drive in Tascosa Hills. The business offers its new arena, meeting facilities and stables for events.
Hertner's Camera & Digital Imaging has opened an all-digital photo lab. New services include, on-site Internet uploading, making prints from slides and making compact disc production prints from digital cameras. Hertner's owner Cindy Eastland has 20 years experience in the photo business.
Candy Vallaster, manager of Hertner's, has completed training as a Noritsu certified digital technician on the new lab system. She has four years photo-business experience.
Business employment services will be the topic at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday at Luby's Cafeteria, 4530 Canyon Drive, during a Panhandle Regional Planning Commission's Contract Procurement Center and Amarillo Hispanic Chamber of Commerce business luncheon. The guest speaker is Randy Srader of the Texas Workforce Commission. The cafeteria's regular buffet is available. Call 372-3381 for information.
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