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The agreement was approved Friday by a 131-5 vote.
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Traveling Exhibition Documents America, 1935-1943
"Documenting America, 1935-1943," a selection of photographs produced by the U.S. government's Farm Security Administration and the Office of War Information (FSA/OWI), is a traveling exhibition created by the Library of Congress Interpretive Programs Office. A slightly larger version of the exhibition was first displayed at the Library in December 1988 in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the invention of photography.
A companion book of the same title has been published by the University of California Press, edited by Library of Congress staff members Carl Fleischhauer and Beverley Brannan. In addition to many reproductions, the book contains historical essays about the FSA/OWI project by Lawrence W. Levine, professor of history, University of California, Berkeley, and Alan Trachtenberg, professor of American Studies and English at Yale University.
The traveling exhibition consists of 198 images printed from the original negatives in the collections of the Library of Congress. Twelve photographers are represented. Among the best known are Gordon Parks, Marion Post Wolcott, Walker Evans, and Dorothea Lange. The others are Marjory Collins, Esther Bubley, Ben Shahn, John Collier Jr., Jack Delano, Russell Lee, Arthur Rothstein, and John Vachon.
Their work depicts a broad cross section of American life as the nation recovered from the Great Depression and entered the Second World War. While many of these images are well-known, their presentation in this exhibition in the context of a series from a particular assignment provides new insights into the background of the government "make work" project that produced them and each photographer's approach to a subject.
Roy Stryker, who directed the photographers for the Farm Security Administration, insisted that they cover a subject comprehensively, with a sharp eye for detail. When Gordon Parks was assigned to photograph Ella Watson, a government cleaning worker, he shot everything from the view from her apartment window to the items on her nightstand. A sequence of Walker Evans' photographs of a single block on East 61st Street in New York City or Dorothea Lange's shots of migrant workers in California show how individual photographers approached specific assignments.
"Documenting America, 1935-1943" provides an exceptionally vivid reminder that since its invention 150 years ago, the camera has progressed from an instrument of novelty to a powerful force for social documentation.
Through its traveling exhibition program, the Library of Congress shares the richness of its collections -- now numbering more than 101 million items -- with other libraries and cultural institutions around the nation to reach even wider and more varied audiences.
The Library's Interpretive Programs Office offers three types of presentations: small, freestanding facsimile exhibitions exploring ideas and issues of contemporary significance that are ideally suited for libraries, schools and universities; medium-sized exhibitions that combine facsimiles and original materials, which are appropriate for museums and other facilities that can meet certain security and environmental requirements; and major interpretive exhibitions containing original and often valuable artifacts that are suitable only for those institutions that can officer high security for the exhibitions.
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Houma police say two alleged car burglars -- one in a wheelchair -- were arrested after they returned to their victim's home to apologize. The Courier reports that 50-year-old William Poindexter and 48-year-old Ernest Mart, both of Houma, were booked with simple burglary and held in lieu of $50,000 bond. A third man is wanted.
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... Or get in while Red stays in as well, which would be interesting. Actual Pokemon battles in Brawl?! DO WANT!
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... Or get in while Red stays in as well, which would be interesting. Actual Pokemon battles in Brawl?! DO WANT!
Good, three against two. Even CK, a Jiggly hater, agrees that Jiggly deserves to stay.
I'll be waiting a few years until Jiggly's presence in SSB4 as a playable character is revealed, and then everyone will see how right I was.
It's just as they say...
Anywho, how 'bout a new topic? Final smashes: Brawl certainly wasn't the final smash, but it's a very valid mechanic. Will they keep it? If not, what the hell would replace it? BRAINSTORMING BEGIN!
Or they'l replace it with somethin' even cooler. We all had a discussion of tag-team final smashes or some crazy shit like that some time ago, yeah?
The FS was the first REALLY big gimmick in Smash Bros. PvP, after all. It's possible they might want to try something new again.
But considering how epic they are, they probably would stay... The only question is, would there be a new catch to it, or would there be somethin' equally awesome that'd be new to the series included?
I miss playin with the peeps i like/love, like in this Vid.
Plus these my 4 fav. characters anyways so i had to post it.
Snake is my all time fav character on brawl, though some dont like him cuzz, like in the vid, "I'm not CAMPING, I'm moderating", which most who use him these days do camp.


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FAIRMONT - Ever since she lost her first husband to an early onset of Alzheimers Disease, Lenore Olson has participated in walks and other charity drives for the Alzheimers Association. But there have not been a lot of events locally for participation.
"I've participated in two walks, and my daughters several more since they live in the Cities," Olson said.
Her first husband, David Olinger, suffered from Alzheimer's Disease in the mid-1990s, and died at the age of 53 in 1999.
With her daughters, Kirstin Francis and Amber Halverson, Olson began planning "A Dance To Remember" to be held Nov. 27 at the VFW building in Fairmont.
"We didn't know if we would be able to have it there, and we're really happy we can, since the other places are all booked up and the VFW has more room."
The idea behind the dance is to do something a little different and also something that should guarantee a good time.
"I spent a number of years thinking of how to give back," Olson said, adding that she wanted the event to be close to Thanksgiving. "We could have done a memory walk, but there are already several walks."
"We've gone to different charity events, and wanted to find another way to give back," added Halverson.
The dance is still in the planning stages, but the organizers are hoping to host an event that will appeal to all age groups. A deejay from "Music in Motion" will be playing music for the dance.
"We hope to have music from big band and polkas to rock and roll," Olson said.
One unique feature for the dance is the dress code, which is vintage, sort of.
"We want people to wear an outfit they have good memories of," Olson said. "Like a mother of the bride dress or some other outfit you have a good memory of but don't have opportunities to wear."
Other events going on with the dance are also being planned, such as a quilt raffle by Ruth Ann Beckendorf.
"The quilt is in purple and lavender, which are the Alzheimer's Association colors," Francis said.
The quilt will be on display at Bank Midwest.
All proceeds are going to the Alzheimer's Association. Tickets are set at $20 per person or $40 per couple, and will be available at Bank Midwest, Hy-Vee and Fareway Foods starting Monday.
More information or those who would like to volunteer or donate can contact Olson at (507) 235-3257.


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For Amelia Lewis, complete consciousness finally conquered the hallucinogenic haze the day before she played her first LPGA event.
Lewis, 20 years old and a survivor of the Monday qualifier, walked along the practice line of players she identified by the way they looked on television. She noticed Cristie Kerr, a Hall-of-Famer and future playing partner, smacking balls on the range. Christina Kim offered a warm welcome. Lewis positioned herself along the famous faces and allowed herself a little perspective.
"I couldn't believe I was the player, when I normally would be watching the players. I'd be the spectator," she said. "I had imagined playing in an LPGA event my whole life. And for it to actually happen, it was just surreal. I don't know any other word beside surreal. Or cool. I'd never experienced anything like that."
If Lewis has her way, days like those will become routine. The Jacksonville, Fla., native, who finished second last year in the Alliance Bank Golf Classic in Syracuse, elevated her LPGA playing status with her performance that weekend. Lewis not only survived a four-hole playoff to Monday qualify, she finished 29th at the LPGA Founders Cup tournament in March.
Because of that finish, she leapt 120 spots to 102 on the LPGA money list, making her eligible for the next four LPGA events. The roster includes the Wegmans Invitational in Rochester -- an LPGA major that runs June 23-26.
"I'm so excited. I've given myself opportunities," she said. "I can finally play my game and test myself against the best golfers in the world. I'm on the big Tour now. This is what I've practiced so hard for all the time."
Forgive Lewis her breathy exhilaration. She turned professional in April 2010 after a single semester at the University of Florida. Despite the mounting concern about the future of the LPGA and its shrinking sponsorship, Lewis was determined to play professionally. She figured she had a limited amount of years to play golf before marriage and family interfered. She reasoned she could always return to college to earn her degree.
She finished the Duramed Futures Tour season last summer, then prepared for Q-school, where she tied for 33rd. That finish put her in precarious position to play many LPGA events. So Lewis headed overseas, first to Australia for four weeks, then to New Zealand.
The trip, her first extended stay outside the United States, made her hunger for more golf adventure. She compared accents with locals. She ate unusual food. She drove on the left side of the road.
And she saw kangaroos. On the golf course.
"They'd just be eating, hopping around. You'd be hitting and they were just right there. And they were huge -- like 7 or 8 feet," she said. "They said 'don't go right up to them because they will try to defend themselves.' So I didn't mess with them. I was kinda scared. But it was cool. They'd lay on the ground and watch you hit."
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Resting on a pair of crutches, his surgically repaired right knee still tender and puffy, Haiishen McIntyre struggled for the right words to describe what he accomplished during his highly successful final run with a highly successful Harrisburg Cougars basketball program.
Then, a moment or two after his search for a quality response began, McIntyre's trademark grin arrived. And with it came a sense of satisfaction, closure, even a quick peek forward.
"Surprising moments are over," McIntyre said. "Then reality sets in and you've got to be prepared for the future."
Some two weeks since his high school career officially came to an end — not to mention a fabulous senior campaign that just might be the best in Harrisburg's illustrious hoops history — McIntyre left an indelible stamp on a Cougars program flush with lasting impressions.
- The 6-2, 160-pound McIntyre established single-season records for points scored (630) and scoring average (24.2 ppg) while leading the Cougars (21-7) to their first state playoff berth since 2009.
- McIntyre matched the single-game mark set in 1991 by Dan Buie by pouring in 37 points in Harrisburg's 79-71 victory (2 overtimes) over Central Dauphin in the District 3-AAAA quarters.
- McIntyre became just the second Harrisburg player — Demone Maxwell was the first in 1998 — to land on the first team of Pennsylvania's Class AAAA all-state team.
- After dropping 20 or more points 20 times as a senior, McIntyre finished his sparkling career with 1,186 points.
"I was really surprised at how easily he could score the ball," Harrisburg head coach Kirk Smallwood said of the two-time Patriot-News Big 15 choice. "Last year with Jalen Fitzpatrick, sometimes he would take the back seat, set up other people and play off other people.
"When we put it all around him, it was something to see — the guy could score in bunches and he never neglected his defensive assignment. Just the total package."
As for the immediate future, Harrisburg's total package has a visit scheduled later this week to Coppin State. A number of other Division I programs have wheeled into McIntyre's focus — Cleveland State, Binghamton, Drexel, VMI — and more may want to take a look.
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"Through it all I learned a lot on how to become a better teammate and a better player," McIntyre said. "I just hope the best for the future for Harrisburg and the schools around the area."


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Many have known the Rev. Steve Cron as an excellent priest down through the years. But did you know he's also a primo ballplayer?
Hey, it says so right on his baseball card. In his 2004 and 2009 trips to the Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp, Father Cron has batted a cool .400, including a triple and four RBIs. The southpaw has even made a few trips to the pitcher's mound, although his 5.58 ERA is not quite so distinguished.
I hereby christen him "Crash" Cron. That's a nod not just to his hitting prowess but to his boyhood Tigers hero, "Stormin' Norman" Cash, whose No. 25 Cron wears on his two Tigers jerseys.
Crash Cron wears the jersey smartly on his fantasy camp baseball card, which he's distributed to eager kids during his six trips to Havana. In Cuba, as in other parts of Latin America, the youth are even more avid about baseball than here, where football, basketball and hockey vie for their attention.
Cron, you see, is not only devoted to the Lord but to the great game of baseball. He is particularly fascinated by Latin American ballplayers, who are favorites of many of his Latino parishioners at St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church in Wyoming. He has taught two courses on Latinos in baseball for Grand Valley State University.
Latino ballplayers have rejuvenated our great game, in this fan's humble opinion. Just look at our beloved Tigers: Martinez, Avila, Infante, Iglesias, and, of course, the mighty Miguel Cabrera. I've rooted them on in packed games at Comerica Park, where I once ran into Father Cron, scorecard in hand, just a few seats away.
As the Tigers close in (we hope) on another division title on their way to (we pray) another World Series, it is mighty Miguel and the other Latino stars leading the way. As of Monday, Cabrera not only led the major leagues in batting average, slugging percentage and RBIs, but was still playing with boyish joy despite chronic injuries in a grueling pennant drive.
"Look at how much fun he's having," Cron marvels. "He's hurting, makes millions and has nothing left to prove, and is just plain having a ball. Just grateful to be here – this is fun!"
That passion for the game, flair for flash and sheer excellence are some of what Latino players have brought to our national pastime. As of Opening Day, about 24 percent of Major League ballplayers were born in Latin America, according to Fox News Latino.
For Cron, his love of baseball, the church and Latin Americans are natural outgrowths of his childhood in Carson City. He grew up in that small Montcalm County town worshipping at St. Mary Parish. He so wanted to be a priest that his grandmother made him an altar one Christmas.
Young Steve also worshipped the Tigers, following the feats of Cash, Rocky Colavito and Al Kaline via the broadcasts of the legendary Ernie Harwell. When he wasn't tuned in to Harwell's comforting play-by-play he was either playing sandlot baseball or pretend priest.
On June 17, 1962, he went to his first game at the cathedral of Tiger Stadium. His pastor, the Rev. Ralph Kelly, sent him and other altar boys to see a doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox, a ritual repeated each summer. (Last year on Father's Day, he marked that game's 50th anniversary with a game at Comerica Park, where he caught his first-ever foul ball.)
Meanwhile, the young fan had begun taking Spanish classes in seventh grade, prompting Father Kelly to enlist him to help with Masses for migrant workers. A seminarian, Larry Hartwig, took him to assist at migrant camps, and later encouraged him to live and work among migrants while Cron was in seminary.
Thus was born Cron's lifelong ministry, which has included two tenures at St. Joseph the Worker, and which in no way has diminished his devotion to baseball. He has attended 35 Opening Days, all home games of the 1984 and 2006 World Series, and has kept a written record of every Tigers game since 1969: 7,145 of them as of Sunday. Now that's religious devotion.
What so powerfully draws a priest to baseball? Its timelessness — no clock ends the game — its rich history, its human imperfections and even its scriptural overtones: "In the big inning, God created the heavens and the earth," Cron quips. The very point of the game could be a sermon theme.
"You start at home," Cron says. "What's your goal? Get back home. The game of life is getting back where we started from."
He owns a set of rosary beads linked by baseballs. He's not above praying with them during times of Tigers duress.
"I got this the year the Tigers were losing 119 games," he says with a knowing smile. "I used it a lot."
His deep research on Latino ballplayers has unearthed fascinating facts. Long before Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier for African American players in 1947, two Cubans, Armando Marsans and Rafael Almeida, played for the 1911 Cincinnati Reds. Their light skin allowed them to be passed off by baseball bigwigs as white Spaniards "pure as Castilian soap."
It turns out five Cubans were introduced to the game in 1858 at Spring Hill College, a Catholic school in Mobile, Ala. They took it back home, where Fidel Castro eventually pitched while leading a revolution.
The Washington Senators recruited many Latino players as cheap labor while the stars were off fighting in World War II. Soon, big-league rosters were populated by the likes of Luis Aparicio, Orlando Cepeda and the great Alou brothers, Felipe, Matty and Jesus.
Sadly, 12 of the 13 players suspended this summer for links to performance-enhancing drugs also were Latin Americans, including the Tigers' own Jhonny Peralta. Cron traces part of the problem to lax drug testing in the Dominican Republic, home to many Major Leaguers, combined with "the thirst of Dominican youth who see baseball as a way out of poverty."
But this is September, and Cron's Hispanic parishioners fervently root for the Tigers and their Latino stars, as does he. On Thursday, Sept. 19, he plans to take his granddaughter Jasmine — daughter of his adopted son Armondo — to see the Tigers play Seattle for her 10th birthday – as he has done for three other granddaughters.
"It warms my heart," he says. "They know I love baseball and the Tigers, and they get to go with me to a game they don't understand."
Father Steve clearly understands baseball — which, as we fans know, goes a long way toward understanding life.
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Train No. 08574 Visakhapatnam-Secunderabad special train will depart Visakhapatnam at 22 35 hrs on Sundays ie., on 22nd, 29th May and 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th June, 2011 and arrive Secunderabad at 08 00 hrs on the next day. In the return direction, train No. 08573 Secunderabad-Visakhapatnam special train will depart Secunderabad at 20 40 hrs on Mondays ie., on 23rd, 30th May and 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th June, 2011 and arrive Visakhapatnam at 06 05 hrs on the next day.
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After a season away in the ECHL, Troy Mann is returning to the Hershey Bears.
With a promotion.
The former Hershey assistant coach was named the team's new head coach on Wednesday. Former Bears captain Bryan Helmer was named as his assistant coach.
"I'm ecstatic to be coming back, there's no doubt about that," Mann said. "I guess what a difference a year makes?
"When you think about not getting it last year and having to be a head coach somewhere else and now, I don't think many people get that full-circle moment. It's almost like a full-circle thing now for us, for the family as well."
Mann, Hershey's assistant coach from 2009-13, became head coach of the ECHL's Bakersfield Condors last year after Mike Haviland was hired as Hershey's head coach. Haviland departed in May to become head coach at Colorado College.
Mann, 44, led the Condors to a winning season and a berth in the Western Conference finals, where they lost to eventual Kelly Cup champion Alaska, and maintained his viability as an AHL head coaching prospect.
Former defenseman Helmer, 41, captained Hershey to consecutive Calder Cups in 2008-09 and 2009-10. In 2009-10, he worked closely with Mann, who ran the defense corps.
Helmer retired after playing for the Springfield Falcons in 2012-13 and served as assistant coach of the OHL's Peterborough Petes in 2013-14.
Mann, who flew out of Los Angeles International Airport, is scheduled to arrive in Hershey Wednesday evening.
A 2 p.m. press conference is scheduled for Thursday at Giant Center to formally introduce Mann and Helmer.
More to come.
Popular Hershey tough-guy winger Joel Rechlicz signed a one-year, two-way deal with the Minnesota Wild-Iowa Wild. Rechlicz played for Hershey in 2010-12 and 2012-14 and amassed 491 penalty minutes.
Former Bears winger Chris Bourque, who played in the KHL and Switzerland last season, signed a one-year, two-way contract with the New York Rangers-Hartford Wolf Pack. His younger brother, Ryan, is a Rangers prospect who has played for Hartford the past three seasons.
Maxine Payne, widow of late Bears broadcaster Bob Payne, died last Saturday at 72.
The AHL announced that more than $3.6 million was raised by the league and its 30 teams in 2013-14 for donations to charities and relief funds.
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Mariners fall to Rio Honda Prep
Posted Nov. 20, 2013, 7:18 am
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The St. Monica football had its season end in the first round of the CIF playoffs, falling to defending champ Rio Honda Prep, by the score of 62-28.
The Mariners had lost four games in a row before going up against the same team that ousted them from last year's postseason run.
Last year, Rio Honda Prep bumped St. Monica out of the playoffs after the Mariners had made a deep pushh in the postseason.
This year was a quick exit for the Mariners, which finished the season with a 3-8 record.
The last win the Mariners had was early last month against Bellarmine-Jefferson. St. Monica went 1-3 in the Santa Fe League this season.


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MOBILE, Ala. — The Mobile County Sheriff's Office asked for help today finding an Alzheimer's disease patient went missing on Thursday.
The man, Bernard Gates, was reported missing by his son. Gates, 82, left his home at 10095 Pecan Street in Grand Bay about 3 p.m. and did not return, officials said.
He was wearing a checkered black, white-and-maroon short-sleeve shirt with snap buttons. He had khaki pants that were cut off above the ankles and had black slip-on shoes.
Authorities said Gates was wearing a green ball cap with the letters "WM" in dark blue on the front. He also has a white Chihuahua dog with him.
Anyone who has seen Gates is asked to call the Mobile County Sheriff's Office at 251-574-8633.


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Holdcom would like to extend a great big THANK YOU to all those who supported our 2010 Food Drive. Your donations will go to support the Kitchens at Eva's Village in Paterson, New Jersey.
Two very special "Thank You's" go out to Gail Della Fave at St. Joseph's Ambulatory Imaging Center in Clifton, NJ and Eric Gettle at Belmar Spring Water in Glen Rock, NJ for their generosity, time, and support!
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In honor of the joyous season, let's lead off with a Pit.
The ersatz Victorian Street lamps on Pennsylvania Avenue are really nice in the daytime, but shouldn't they be really nice at night? We all know that the reinvention of downtown Warren is a work in progress, but it would have been extra nice to have adequate lighting for the Christmas Parade last Friday night.
Did someone forget to pay the electric bill?
But, an attendant Peach:
There may not be as many people downtown as we remember Christmas walks from 10 or 20 years ago, but the spirit was still there. The roasted chestnuts were still there. Elvis was a nice, though somewhat Fellini-esque, touch. Who says all of Santa's elves have to be short people with silly shoes and Mr. Spock ears?
We will toss a Pit at ourselves for last week's observation that Mother Nature had been very, very good to us this fall, with mild temperatures and a prolonged Indian summer. We should know by now that you don't fool with Mother Nature, who let us know who is really in charge this week.
It was that prolonged warm weather that is ensuring Lake Erie's surface remains liquid and provides all the moisture for the lake effect we love so much.
And here's a Peach generated by what produced that Pit.
Snows like the one we endured this week are mercifully few, but when they occur, they can wreck havoc with travel. Although you are likely to hear grousing about the condition of this road or that, the fact remains that state Department of Transportation crews do a great job here in the county. And, we're not going to leave out the city's DPW force and those townships which keep neighborhood streets passable.
When two feet of snow fall over two days, the job is daunting, but once again, they got it done.
And one last Peach to people most readers never see:?their newspaper carriers.
Streets and sidewalks look a lot different at five or 6 a.m. than when most of us report for work. Roads are just being plowed, sidewalks are likely neglected, yet the Times Observer received very few complaints of missing or late papers in the midst of this storm.
That's testimony to the dedication and determination of dozens of carriers, both young and old.


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Imran the first choice for Aisha's male lead
But the Kapoor family was in for a shock when Imran declined the offer pleading there was not much for him to do. Anil admits Imran was indeed the first choice for Abhay Deol"s role. Says the candid star-actor, "Rhea and Sonam did send the script over to Imran. I don"t know why he didn"t do it. Maybe, he was wary of a script that was named after the heroine. But Abhay is the perfect choice".
After Imran"s refusal, Anil immediately commanded the Aisha team to rechristen the film. "I told them no hero would take a film seriously if it is named after the heroine. I ordered them to call the film 'Production No. 3" not Aisha. I was different I did so many heroine-centric films like Beta with Madhuri Dixit and Lamhe with Sridevi. Even Mr. India was more Sri"s picture although it was our home production."
Anil is very proud of his daughters for having managed Aisha all on their own. "I did nothing. I gave Sonam and Rhea a free hand. I was there to help them with inputs. But Aisha is completely their baby. Now we"re planning 2-3 new productions. One of them would definitely have Sonam in it."


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"Today, the nation welcomes back nine justices who toil quietly and, for the most part, outside public view. But there is no reason the public should be denied access to their consideration and arguments about urgent questions — from global warming to health care — that affect us all. Cameras in the courtroom of the United States Supreme Court are long overdue."
Kenneth W. Starr, president of Baylor University, former judge, solicitor general and special prosecutor of former president Bill Clinton in the Whitewater investigation and related matters, writing Monday in The New York Times.


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On Ferry flight to the USA.
Operating for Surinam Airways Cargo!
Seen here repositioning to a fueling location and then it was off to KTEB (USA).
US Embassy cargo run!
Another business trip completed, this one was for Heineken.
The big boss from the Digicel Group arrived in Suriname just before the storm. Initially they were going to fly in with the G650ER, but that one had an AOG in San Salvador.
Seen here on a fuelstop at the JAP Airport after having arrived from Macapa, Brazil.
Seen here is Satena's brand new ATR42-600 resting for the remainder of the day before continuing on the delivery flight to Bogota, Colombia.
Seen here parked for a couple of days while the big guys conduct business and while a very heavy rain shower was approaching from the East. This G450 came from Denver, Colorado, USA.
Seen here operating on behalf of Surinam Airways, whose own A340 was in for maintenance. It was the very first time for the B788 Dreamliner to visit the JAP Airport.
Seen here making a "Smokey Joe" touchdown on Runway 11 while on the 3rd commercial flight. This was the first flight during the afternoon hours. Welcome to the JAP Airport!


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Listen: Bruno Mars' 'Locked Out Of Heaven' remix by M Machine
Bruno Mars' "Locked Out Of Heaven" has taken up residency at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 and now he's going for club domination.
Check out this dubstep remix of the tune by M Machine. The trio's version is on "Jukebox," an album featuring remixes of tunes from Mars' "Unorthodox Jukebox." The remix set comes out Tuesday (21), according to Rolling Stone. Listen to it here.
How do you like it? It adds a nice dimension to the song, but being a pop baby myself, i still prefer the original. This version takes out some of the giddiness out and eliminates Mars' infectious "Woah, woah, woahs," but it has a great peppy section around 2:40. Plus, it has "beep beeps." Still, I give the advantage to Mars.
M Machine's new EP, "Metropolis Pt. Two," drops Feb. 19 on Skrillex's label, OWSLA.


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The Bainbridge community is invited to a series of six Healing Democracy Action Circles, beginning Feb. 3, in the Vineyard Lane Community Room.
The circles are from 3 to 5 p.m., and will give people a chance to think more deeply about their own roles as citizens and share their visions for a better world. Sponsored by Frog Rock Forum, Sustainable Bainbridge, and Cedars Unitarian Universalist Church. Additional meetings are on Feb. 17, March 3, March 17, April 14 and April 21. There is a one-time fee of $10 for the series.
For more information, visit www.sustainableBainbridge.org or call 206-842-4439.
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PUGWASH - Opponents of a proposed wind farm along the Gulf Shore are strongly considering appealing their case to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.
PUGWASH - Opponents of a proposed wind farm along the Gulf Shore are strongly considering appealing their case to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.
"It's something we're giving strong consideration to," Lisa Betts of the Gulf Shore Association said Tuesday. "It's one of the options we're looking at."
Betts said the developer, Atlantic Wind Power Corporation, seems determined to build a wind farm with between 20 to 27 turbines and her group does not feel Cumberland County's land-use bylaw offers enough protection for nearby residents.
Council voted earlier this month to set the minimum distance between wind turbines and residents at the greater of 500 metres or three times the tower height. Atlantic Wind Power's proposal calls for a separation of 500 metres. Residents along the Gulf Shore wanted a two km setback.
"To ensure that the set back from these large industrial turbines is a greater distance than that covered in the new bylaw, we must try to appeal the decision made by county council," Betts said. "The turbines are designed to be 120 metres high, or twice the height of the MacDonald Bridge roadway. This will overpower any building within the current set back distance."
If the utility and review board sides with the residents, the county would have to repeal its amendment and start the process all over again.
"This will provide time for us to solicit support from all residents within the county and will hopefully be sufficient to convince county council to increase the setback distance," she said.
If the appeal is denied, Betts feels the only other recourse would be legal action. The group is presently looking for a solicitor to handle both the appeal to the utility and review board and any potential legal action.
Betts realizes this could cost up to $20,000, but pointed out several residents have already come forward with $1,000 donations.


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One of the coupon books is from Procter & Gamble, and Kmart has an offer for a $10 checkout coupon valid on a future order for buying $35 in P&G merchandise. The coupons should really help because the offer is valid for all P&G merchandise, not just selected items. Kmart also has a back-to-school checkout coupon deal in which you can get an $8 coupon for buying $25 worth of selected Mead, Crayola, 3M, Sanford or Avery products. You get a $4 coupon for a $15 purchase. The offer continues through Aug. 14.
Weis Markets
The store has two Dollar Rewards offers, one tied to the P&G booklet and the other for Purina pet products. You get a $10 checkout coupon valid on a future order for buying $40 of selected P&G items or $5 for buying $30. Weis also will give you a $10 checkout coupon for buying $35 of selected Purina pet products or a $5 coupon for buying $25.
Giant Foods
They have four gas discount offers for 20 cents a gallon each on one fillup to a maximum of 30 gallons for buying groups of designated products. Coupons are available in all four groups, although then most help comes in the buy-six category. Giant also has a $5 instant savings deal for buying five products from a list of eight, including Kellogg's cereals and Keebler sandwich crackers. There are coupons for both of those in the larger redplum booklet.
Here is a deal in which you'll get a free eight-pack of Bounty Basic paper towels for buying $25 worth of designated P&G products. There are coupons for most of those items in the P&G booklet. CVS also has an Extra Bucks deal on selected Crest, Scope and Oral-B items. If you spend $10 on those items you get $5 in Extra Bucks. Plus there are several P&G coupons for those items. The extra bucks are printed at the bottom of your register receipt so make sure you save it.
Rite Aid
The store is upping the ante on its back-to-school offer from last week. This time it has a buy-one-get-three-free deal on 100-count Mead composition books and Papermate Write Bros. pens. You also can get a Glam Campback to school survivor kit for buying $10 in merchandise including Sally Hansen, Maybelline, Covergirl, Clearasil and other products. The Glam Camp bag contains a variety of free sample products. The offer is obtained through a mail-in rebate form.
East Shore subscribers will find a sheet with four coupons each valid for 20 percent off a single item at the more than two dozen participating stores in the Tanger Outlets in Lancaster.
Unless otherwise mentioned, the offers described here begin Sunday and run through Saturday. In many cases they require the use of a store loyalty card.


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NJ minimum wage jumps to $8.25; Pa. increase unlikely
If you make minimum wage, your paycheck just got a little fatter -- at least if you live in New Jersey. The new year brought a one dollar increase in the Garden State, but workers hoping for a boost in neighboring Pennsylvania are probably out of luck.
At the U.S. Gas station in Phillipsburg, N.J., Dean Khiytov is hoping for a raise.
"For me, it's something really good," he said.
That's because New Jersey's minimum wage just jumped to $8.25 an hour. The new year also brought new wages for New York state ($8.00/hr.) and Connecticut ($8.70/hr.). Meantime, Pennsylvania still pays $7.25, the lowest allowed by federal law.
However, even some minimum wage earners think Pennsylvania shouldn't raise it.
"I just think it's a bad thing and ultimately it's going to lead to less people having jobs," said Adam Russek of Coopersburg, who works at a Giant grocery store.
Ice cream store employee Anna Lodwig agreed: "I think it's fair and I'm happy with what I make. I mean, I'd like to make more, but I feel like it's fair."
In 2013, two bills attempted to raise Pennsylvania's minimum wage to $9, but Republican Gov. Corbett said the move would be a job-killer. Back in New Jersey, one small business owner disagreed.
"I don't think so," said Manny Singh, a Phillipsburg convenience store owner. "Small business is like a family-run mostly -- most of the time."
As for Dean Khitov, he already makes $8.25 an hour, but he's hoping the new minimum wage will mean a raise.
"Of course," he said. "Tomorrow I will talk to my boss!"
New Jersey voters overwhelmingly approved the minimum wage hike in November. California will raise its rate to $9 an hour this year, and the city of Seattle is actually considering a $15 minimum wage. Many fast food workers say that's what they need to make ends meet.
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From e.g. a cmd prompt, Windows doesn't like the in-place GHCs:
C:\>C:\cygwin\home\ian\ghc\6.6-branch\build\compiler\stage2\ghc-inplace 'C:\cygwin\home\ian\ghc\6.6-branch\build\compiler\stage2\ghc-inplace' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. C:\>cat C:\cygwin\home\ian\ghc\6.6-branch\build\compiler\stage2\ghc-inplace #!/bin/sh exec C:/cygwin/home/ian/ghc/6.6-branch/build/compiler/stage2/ghc -BC:\\\\cygwin\\\\home\\\\ian\\\\ghc\\\\6.6-branch\\\\build "$@"
which means the cabal01 test fails thus:
$ ./setup configure --prefix=`pwd`/install --with-compiler=C:/cygwin/home/ian/ghc/6.6-branch/build/compiler/stage1/ghc-inplace --with-hc-pkg=../../../../../utils/ghc-pkg/ghc-pkg-inplace --enable-library-profiling setup.exe: Warning: Package is copyright All Rights Reserved setup.exe: Warning: No license-file field. 'C:\cygwin\home\ian\ghc\6.6-branch\build\compiler\stage1\ghc-inplace' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Configuring test-1.0...
(the odd output order is due to buffering)
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comment:1 Changed 10 years ago by igloo
- Test Case changed from cabal01 to cabal01, cabal02
comment:2 Changed 10 years ago by simonmar
Yes, I got halfway to fixing this and didn't finish it. Basically I was planning to do away with the ghc-inplace scripts on Windows, and instead have the GHC binary figure out whether it was in a build tree or not by inspecting the binary pathname.
ghc-inplace causes problems for the testsuite driver too, IIRC.
Unfortunately similar changes would also be required to ghc-pkg (doing away with ghc-pkg-inplace on Windows), since there's no way to pass extra arguments to ghc-pkg via Cabal (perhaps there should be?).
Better ideas welcome...
comment:3 Changed 10 years ago by simonmar
- Milestone changed from _|_ to 6.6.1
- Owner set to igloo
- Type changed from bug to merge
Thanks mostly to Sigbjorn, this has now been fixed:
Fri Nov 17 01:23:43 GMT 2006 firstname.lastname@example.com * Emit .bat versions of -inplace scripts on Windows platforms (Cabal-friendlier) M ./compiler/Makefile +11 Fri Nov 17 01:22:39 GMT 2006 email@example.com * Emit .bat version of -inplace script on Windows platforms
and in the testsuite:
Thu Mar 8 13:15:40 GMT 2007 Simon Marlow <email@example.com> * on Windows, use the .bat versions of the inplace scripts
comment:4 Changed 10 years ago by igloo
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comment:5 Changed 8 years ago by simonmar
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Hoboken's City Council has unanimously passed a resolution to buy "environmentally friendly, fuel-efficient vehicles" whenever feasible, reports today's Jersey Journal.
Councilman and state Assemblyman Ruben Ramos proposed the resolution, which received full council approval last week. The average Ford Crown Victoria police cruiser gets roughly 17 miles per gallon, while newer police hybrids already in use get up to 50 miles per gallon, according to Ramos.
But Hoboken Public Safety Director Bill Bergin says don't get too excited - Hoboken cops won't be driving "green" vehicles just yet.
More after the jump!
Hoboken police cars come equipped with a "police package" that includes an extra sturdy suspension system for high-speed chases, a larger battery to fuel their radios and computers, and three radiators instead of one to keep the car cool despite running for hours at a time, he said.
"They don't make a hybrid car with a police package," said Bergin.
Bergin said the Police Department is planning to switch from eight-cylinder to more fuel-efficient six-cylinder cars and that the Fire Department's five SUVs and three vans could likely go hybrid in the future.
But it looks like Ramos won't give up in his quest to make Hoboken's men and women in blue, well, greener. Both he and Mayor David Roberts said they will encourage the Police Department to take a second look at what's out there.
"I bet you if we try hard enough we can find some vehicles," said Roberts, who said police cars make up the vast majority of city-owned cars.
"Let's explore all the vehicles that are out there," agreed Ramos. "The mayor is in favor of it, and the council is in favor of it. So it's not something that can just be disregarded after a few days."


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This Day In Wrestling History – August 14th
2005 – Masahiro Chono wins the NJPW G1 Climax Tournament, defeating Kazuyuki Fujita in the final
In 1999, the final WCW Road Wild was held at the motorcycle rally in Sturgis, South Dakota
– Harlem Heat (Booker T & Stevie Ray) defeat The Jersey Triad (Chris Kanyon & Bam Bam Bigelow) to win the WCW World Tag Team Titles
– Chris Benoit defeats Diamond Dallas Page in a No-DQ Match to retain the WCW United States Title
– Sid Vicious defeats Sting
– Randy Savage defeats Dennis Rodman
– Hulk Hogan defeats Kevin Nash in a Retirement Match to retain the WCW World Title
In 2005, the first TNA Sacrifice was held in Orlando, Florida
– 3Live Kru (Konnan & Ron Killings) defeat Kip James & Monty Brown with BG James as special guest referee
– Christopher Daniels defeats Austin Aries. Aries was selected as Daniels' opponent by an internet poll also including Roderick Strong, Jay Lethal & Matt Sydal
– Samoa Joe defeats AJ Styles to win the 2005 Super X Cup Tournament
– Jeff Jarrett & Rhino defeat Raven & Sabu
In 2010, AAA Verano de Escandalo was held in Orizaba, Mexico. The event was scheduled to be held in Monterrey, but the venue sustained damage from Hurricane Alex in July
– Aero Star, Fabi Apache & Mari Apache defeat La Legion Extranjera (Alex Koslov, Christina Von Eerie & Sexy Star). Mari pinned Sexy Star to win the AAA Reina de Reinas Title and as a result, Von Eerie & Koslov retain their AAA Mixed Tag Team Titles
– Jack Evans & La Hermandad 187 (Joe Lider & Nicho el Millionario) defeat La Legion Extranjera (Hernandez, Nosawa & El Zorro)
– Dr Wagner Jr defeats Silver King & Vampiro in a 3-Way Match to retain the AAA Heavyweight Title
– Los Perros del Mal (Damian 666, LA Park & Perro Aguayo Jr) defeat Cibernetico, El Mesias & La Parka
In 2011, WWE Summerslam was held in Los Angeles, California for the third straight year
– Kelly Kelly defeats Beth Phoenix to retain the WWE Divas Title
– Randy Orton defeats Christian in a No Holds Barred Match to win the World Heavyweight Title
– CM Punk defeats John Cena with Triple H as special guest referee to become the 'undisputed' WWE Champion
– Alberto Del Rio cashes in his Money In The Bank and defeats CM Punk to win the WWE Title
Also in 2011, NJPW G-1 Climax XXI: The Invincible Fighter was held in Tokyo, Japan. The event mostly featured G1 Climax Tournament matches
– Tetsuya Naito defeats Hiroshi Tanahashi
– Shinsuke Nakamura defeats Minoru Suzuki
– Apollo 55 (Ryusuke Taguchi & Prince Devitt) defeat Golden Lovers (Kenny Omega & Kota Ibushi) to retain the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Titles
– Shinsuke Nakamura defeats Tetsuya Naito to win the G1 Climax Tournament
Title Changes
1998 – The Border Patrol (Agent Gunn & Agent Maxx) defeat The New Midnight Express (Bob Holly & Bart Gunn) to win the NWA Tag Team Titles
1999 – Spike Dudley & Balls Mahoney defeat The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray & D-Von) to win the ECW Tag Team Titles
2000 – Several titles change hands on Nitro. The Filthy Animals (Rey Misterio Jr & Juventud Guerrera) defeat Dark Carnival (Vampiro & The Great Muta) to win the WCW Tag Team Titles. Also, Lance Storm awards the WCW Cruiserweight and Hardcore Titles to Elix Skipper and Carl Ouelette respectively, though Ouelette would lose the Hardcore Title to Norman Smiley later in the show
2006 – Lita defeats Mickie James to win the WWE Womens Title
Happy birthday to 4-time WW(W)F Champion Bob Backlund (64), former WCW Tag and Television Champion Bobby Eaton (55), 4-time WWE Intercontinental Champion Kofi Kingston (32), former WCW wrestler Jeff Farmer known for his appearances as Fake/nWo Sting (51) and indy star Johnny Gargano (26)
Also, today would have been the birthday of former ECW, USWA, AWA, WWC and UWF Tag Champion 'Hot Stuff' Eddie Gilbert (52) and 6-time Texas Heavyweight Champion Gino Hernandez (56)


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That was a fine article by Ben Raines on litter in the creek on Telegraph Road. The EPA needs to set a cleanup crew, get the mess up and hand the city the bill and a ticket for malfeasance.
A hotel isn't a home
About the Bob Marley restaurant in Orange Beach: Mr. Goldstein's remark that he'll be the largest homeowner there with his 150-room hotel just goes to show how out of touch he is about the noise. I hope the city sticks to their guns on this.
Loud and proud
This is to Linda Bradley, opposing the Bob Marley restaurant: Linda, if you don't like noise, why are you living at Orange Beach? I'm 70 years old. I love the music and everything here. We need the people coming back and we need this restaurant.
Free-wheeling opinion
Dear Sound Off: With due respect, I feel that the caller complaining about bicyclists on Airport and Dauphin is sharing a short-sighted view. I ride on Dauphin as part of my commute to and from work and I do have a driver's license. I am a city of Mobile homeowner and taxpayer. Under the caller's theory, Mobile police should be stopping all these people with fancy electronics in their homes so as to prevent them from being burglarized.
Glued to the couch
Mobile ranks at the bottom in quality of lifestyle, yet people have a problem with bikes on the roads. Is there a correlation here?
Fairhope's crazy streets
Ready, fire, aim. This is the type of process the Fairhope politicians are using with our tax dollars to stripe the downtown streets. Oh well, if it doesn't work, we'll re-do it in three to six months.
The single-lane colony
I live here in Fairhope, and these narrow lanes are so ridiculous! And the way they've changed the parking, you can hardly get down the streets. They said they are going to have to reduce speed limits. The speed limit is already 25 miles per hour. My car idles faster than that.
One cent won't satisfy
I'm sure most people in Mobile would approve a 1-cent sales tax if that would be the only increase. But I guarantee next year there will be the same scare tactics and the mayor will want more taxes. Now is the time for the city to live within its means.
Let students show the way
University of South Alabama has courses in accounting. As a class project, the students could audit the budget for the city of Mobile and make recommendations on how it can be balanced. Problem solved!
'A special place to go'
Please print this: My experience with the staff at Mobile Infirmary was wonderful. They are the most beautiful, special, sweetest people. You don't meet one that's not smiling. It makes your stay or your procedures less stressful. That is a special place to go.
Ace up Mississippi's sleeve
Thank you for the article in Sunday's paper on casino developments in Mississippi. Mississippi is so far ahead of Alabama now. Oh my golly.


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December 24, 2013 7:14 am
Postgame audio: Daryl Evans and Martin Jones
The run had to end at some point. After his first career NHL loss came in a 5-2 loss to the Dallas Stars on Monday, the rookie goalie spoke with Los Angeles Kings radio analyst Daryl Evans on KTLK AM 1150.
Highlights from Monday night's loss:
Monday's Insider Report:
And, for your listening pleasure, here's Daryl Evans' appearance on the Sirius XM NHL Network yesterday.
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Star Trek Starship Parking Tin Sign
This Star Trek Starship Parking Tin Sign is perfect if you have your own parking spot for your Constitution class starship. If you don't, it will look pretty sweet on your wall too. It features the USS Enterprise NCC-1701 from Star Trek: The Original Series. The sign reads "Constitution-Class [...]Read more


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The open-minded, warm-toned vibist Bobby Hutcherson came of age in the 1960s, clearly influenced by the groundbreaking saxophonist John Coltrane. That influence sparks this buoyant, musically rich album, built on Coltrane compositions and songs he recorded. The music is delivered with informed spirit by Hutcherson, guitarist Anthony Wilson, pianist Joe Gilman, bassist Glenn Richman and drummer Eddie Marshall — with vibes, guitar and piano making a compelling front line. "Like Sonny" is a spiffy bossa, with the vibist, the guitarist and pianist laying out prancing statements.
The ethereal "Wise One," a deep, lyrical song, is offered with profound feeling and vigor. The classic blues "Equinox" is appropriately driving while remaining markedly tuneful. "Dear Lord" is a percolating, melodic winner, "Out of This World" a zesty groover.
— Zan Stewart
White Denim
The second full-length recording by this spastic, polyrhythmic trio from Austin, Texas, hurtles at a dangerous pace through so many different traditions of rock music, it's difficult to figure out where exactly the band wants to go. But that doesn't mean the journey isn't incredible fun. Indeed, the only knock against White Denim is that it's too ambitious. But if aggressive, experimental rock music played at breathtaking levels of technical skill sounds like your idea of a good time, buy this album immediately. The appropriately titled "Fits" opens with four riff-heavy lightning strikes, the last of which, "El Hard Attack," punishes speakers and taunts traditional rock rhythms. As the album progresses, "I Start to Run" pulses with funk bass, "Mirrored and Reverse" taps the Doors' best psychedelia, and "I'd Have It Just the Way We Were" nicks the shuffling tones and falsettos of the Doobie Brothers.
— Matthew Oshinsky
Scarlatti/Debussy/Prokofiev, etc.
Emil Gilels, piano
(BBC Legends)
Perhaps the greatest Russian pianist in a century full of them, Emil Gilels (1916-85) has a slimmer Western discography than, say, Sviatoslav Richter. That's why his archival BBC Legends releases are invaluable, especially this one, which includes some of his first and last U.K. live performances. The seven Scarlatti sonatas from 1984 — captured in quality sound — are a revelation, his rich phrasing and magical tone turning what can be Baroque diversions into ravishing poems to equal Chopin. He takes a minute longer with the D Minor K. 141 than Martha Argerich often has, and that enables Gilels to reveal what she skips over — Spanish color, emotive depth. A Debussy sequence has both backbone and atmosphere. From 1957, the sound dimmer but faithfully restored, come Beethoven's Op. 90 plus Scriabin and Prokofiev that sound as if conveyed from the composers themselves.
— Bradley Bambarger
Them Crooked Vultures
Them Crooked Vultures
"Super groups" usually turn out less super than the hype, but Them Crooked Vultures eat the clichés and spit them out with vicious, virtuosic cool. This power trio is Queens of Stone Age singer-guitarist Josh Homme, Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters/Nirvana on drums, and Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones on bass and more. Though as heavy as an anvil, the glam-metal songs — mostly written in the studio by the three — are buoyed by Homme's usual sexy, melodic wit. The dizzying one-two punch of "No One Loves Me & Neither Do I" and "Mind Eraser, No Chaser" rivals Queens at their best. Jones is mixed too low under layers of guitar, but he grooves hard with Grohl, with the duo even evoking the pummeling precision of the Jesus Lizard in "Elephants." And "Spinning in Daffodils" sounds like Berlin Bowie fronting "Presence"-era Led Zeppelin, a hip thing.
— Bradley Bambarger


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The Texas Law Loan Repayment Assistance Program provides financial assistance to graduating students with educational debt who enter qualifying public service, beginning with the Class of 2008. Texas Law places a high value on working for the good of society, and the LRAP is designed to make it affordable for our graduates to choose to accept public service employment.
These Program Guidelines - went into effect on December 10, 2009.
The University of Texas School of Law reserves the right to change the terms of the LRAP as described herein at any time.
Texas Law LRAP provides assistance to graduates of our J.D. program who earn a salary of $50,000 or less for full-time, law-related, work with qualified public service employers. The program provides a series of semi-annual forgivable loans over a period not to exceed ten years, to help cover law school-related loan payments made during the six-month period following each LRAP loan. The amount of each participant's LRAP loan is based on his or her income.
Participants must use all of the LRAP loan program funds for each six month loan period to make payments toward their outstanding law school educational loans during the specified loan period. LRAP loans are forgiven (canceled) at the end of the first two years of qualifying employment and thereafter at the end of each six month period if all program requirements are met. Participants apply every six months for a new LRAP loan and/or forgiveness of a prior LRAP loan.
"Qualifying employment" is full-time, law-related employment, at a salary at least equivalent to the federal minimum wage, with a 501(c)(3) organization, a government agency, a public defender, the U.S. military, or an organization located outside the U.S. that is equivalent to a 501(c)(3) organization. "Qualifying employment" is employment that is expected to continue for at least six months subsequent to the date of the LRAP loan application. "Law-related employment" is work that makes substantial use of legal skills by requiring passage of the bar or otherwise drawing heavily on law school training. "Full-time" is working at least 35 hours per week.
Eligibility for benefits ends permanently once a participant leaves qualifying employment. [1]
The program covers federal and private educational loans for law school study up to the amount of the student budget for each year (as determined by the Financial Aid Office), reduced by the amount of financial aid received during each year of law school. The program covers only the law school portion of any consolidated loans combining undergraduate loans with law school loans. It also covers bar examination loans up to $5,000. Otherwise eligible loans are not covered if a graduate elects an interest-only repayment option
The administrator of the LRAP program will obtain a statement of the financial aid each applicant received from the Financial Aid Office.
|Resident Budgets
|Non-Resident Budgets
Participants will receive forgivable loans up to the amount of their total law school educational debt for the subsequent six month period, up to one half of the maximum benefit per year. There are no adjustments for spousal income or dependents.
|Gross Salary[3]
|Maximum Annual Benefit
|$35,000 and below
|$35,001 - $37,500
|$37,501 - $40,000
|$40,001 - $42,500
|$42,501 - $45,000
|$45,001 - $47,500
|$47,501 - $50,000
Interest accrues on the LRAP loans at an annual rate of five percent (5%), beginning on the date the loan is issued.
Graduates who have not accepted a judicial clerkship or a public interest fellowship must apply for admission into the program within two years of graduation. Graduates who accept a judicial clerkship or fellowship must apply within three years of graduation.
The maximum length of LRAP participation is ten years, and benefits will not be paid beyond eleven years after graduation. This provides participants with financial support through the standard ten-year loan repayment period.
A program participant's net assets, excluding his or her house and retirement accounts, may not exceed $25,000. A married participant is presumed to own one half of his or her spouse's assets (excluding retirement accounts) accumulated after the marriage. Participants must sign an asset certification statement to receive or forgive a LRAP loan.
LRAP loans and the accrued interest on them will be forgiven for participants who remain in qualifying employment and meet the other requirements of the program for an initial period of two years; subsequent LRAP loans and the accrued interest on them will be forgiven on a semi-annual basis.
A participant who remains in qualifying employment but whose salary increases during the six-month loan period to a different level on the Available Benefits chart above, or to more than $50,000, will not be expected to repay a portion of that LRAP loan or the accrued interest.
Participants who leave the program before two years or otherwise become ineligible during their first two years must repay their LRAP loans and the accrued interest on them in full. A participant who remains in the program after satisfying the initial two-year period, but then leaves qualifying employment before the end of any subsequent six-month period, will be required to repay a pro-rated portion of the six-month loan with interest.
All LRAP loan repayments will be under terms set forth in the LRAP Promissory Note, which must be signed by the applicant before any LRAP loan funds are disbursed.
Graduates are eligible to receive their first LRAP loan approximately seven months after graduation - meaning in January for May graduates, in March for August graduates, and in July for December graduates. Each LRAP loan will cover a six-month period.[4]
An application for a LRAP loan will be accepted at any time, and the loan will be disbursed based on the timing of the individual application.[5]
An application for forgiveness of a LRAP loan is due before the last day of the period covered by the loan, which is 182 days from the date of the promissory note.
An applicant must sign an Agreement and Promissory Note before receiving each LRAP disbursement. Please see the LRAP Application Instructions for detailed information about applying to receive and/or forgive LRAP loans.
Each program participant must determine the taxability of the forgiveness of the LRAP loans. Section 108(f) of the Internal Revenue Code details the requirements for tax-free forgiveness. Please feel free to refer to IRS Publication 970 for an overview of the treatment of LRAP loan forgiveness, as well as the deductibility of student loan interest payments.
If a program participant dies or becomes totally and permanently disabled, the entire amount of the LRAP loan and any accrued interest on the loan, along with any related charges and fees, will be cancelled. To request cancellation of the loan due to the death of the borrower, a certified copy of the death certificate should be provided to the LRAP Administrator. In the event of a disability affecting your employment, contact the LRAP Administrator.
The LRAP program is administered by:
William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law
University of Texas School of Law
727 East Dean Keeton St.
Austin, TX 78705
(512) 232-6277
[1] Exceptions may be granted by the LRAP administrator due to unusual circumstances, including a layoff. [return]
[2] The program does not cover consumer credit or loans from a private individual. [return]
[3] All compensation received from an employer that is deemed taxable by the IRS is considered part of an individual's salary for this program. [return]
[4] For example, a student graduating in May 2015 and beginning qualifying employment several months later will typically apply in December or early January for a loan to cover the period from January through June of 2016. [return]
[5] For example, a student graduating in May 2015 who obtains qualifying employment in March 2016 can apply at that time and receive a loan to cover the six-month period from March through August of 2016. [return]


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The 2012 season is almost here. Pitchers and catchers will report to Spring Training in less than three weeks and everybody is gearing up for another great season.
The New York Yankees are arguably the best team in the majors after adding Hiroki Kuroda and Michael Pineda in the offseason.
What's next for the "Bronx Bombers"?
Everybody loves bold predictions, so here you go: 10 bold predictions for the Yankees in 2012.


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R. E. Cohen (Wesleyan University), W. Van Hamme (Florida International University)
We solve light and radial velocity curves of the double-lined eclipsing binary W Corvi. Using the Wilson-Devinney program, we derive a unique set of physical parameters consistent with observations obtained over the past 40 years at different epochs.
Light curve asymmetries, which change over time, are modeled using starspots. We find W Corvi to be marginally overcontact. Because of parameter uncertainties, however, we cannot rule out a broken-contact configuration. We discuss our results in light of the thermal relaxation oscillation model for W Ursae Majoris binaries.
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Best of Toronto
The Best Pasta in Toronto
The best pasta in Toronto doesn't just rely on embellishments like sauce or cheese, or freshly shaved truffles. These Italian eateries don't cut corners; they start from scratch by spinning flour and eggs into fresh noodles, then they crank out delicious dishes that'll make you want to dive right in.
Here are the restaurants making the best pasta in Toronto.
See also: The best lasagna in Toronto
Behind the scenes at Buca, you'll find the kitchen mixing, kneading and rolling dough for handmade pastas, die cut noodles and torchio-cranked shapes. What turns up on the plate are artful presentations of pasta sauced with anchovies, garlic and chili, or filled with sweet peas, ricotta and fowl yolk. It's a lot of work for something that will be devoured almost instantly. More »
Enoteca Sociale
This Italian wine bar is home to Roman delicacies, and none might be more famous than the cacio e pepe, a deceivingly simple spaghetti dish featuring pecorino and black pepper. Of course the noodles are made fresh daily from scratch. More »
This Italian restaurant on Dundas West does not offer an extensive list of pasta dishes, but what they do offer is insanely good. The house-made spaghetti all'amatriciana will make you want to lick the plate, while the sweet corn agnolotti with hen of the woods mushrooms and a sprinkling of pine nuts would be my hypothetical "last meal" if I were ever on death row. More »
Tutti Matti
This trattoria on Adelaide draws on the culinary traditions of Tuscany for inspiration serving up pappardelle with pulled brisket, garlic, and fresh basil, and tagliatelle tossed in wild boar ragu. Noodles made in‐house are a menu fixture, but expect the dishes to change with the seasons. More »
Northern Italian cuisine is the basis of this Queen West restaurant where the Pizzoccheri di Teglio is a must. The dish features house-made, hand-cut organic buckwheat pasta mixed with Valtellina Casera DOP cheese, savoy cabbage, potatoes, butter, fresh sage and garlic served in a cast-iron pan. More »
Enoteca Ascari 26
Named for a 1950s Italian racing legend, this Leslieville restaurant dishes out plates of ravioli di manzo, a pasta stuffed with braised beef and wild onion puree thats finished with brown butter, hen of the woods mushrooms and pea shoots. The peppery spaghetti alla carbonara is another house fave featuring guanciale, pecorino, a runny egg yolk and seasonal veg like fresh peas. More »
Trattoria Giancarlo
Located in the heart of Little Italy, Giancarlo is a date-worthy candlelit destination where dishes like the hand rolled potato gnocchi simmered in a lobster and leek pesto cream are irresistible. Do I need to mention that the pasta is always made fresh? More »
At this midtown joint, the homemade pasta comes in main and appetizer portions. The menu of primi changes seasonally but recent options have included thick-cut semolina noodles tossed in a bright tomato sauce and finished with basil and fresh peperoncino as well as a beet ravioli tossed in a buttery parmigiano sauce. More »
Gusto 101
This multi level restaurant on Portland serves up Southern Italian staples with some unexpected twists. The short pasta menu showcases gems like the ravioli ricotta e spinaci tossed in tomato sauce and crowned with stracciatella cheese and basil. The mafalde ai funghi is good too, it features a mix of mushrooms in a truffle cream sauce. More »
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And pasta should not cost an arm and a leg. Its poor people food. Queens Pasta is an originator and you pay no homage to the originals.
#2- whoever said Terroni is really really a joke. That place is a dump.. probably same owner as Fat Pasha or some other rip off scamming business
They ask their customers to "respect their menu" by not requesting any alterations..... I'll respect your menu by visiting the other great Italian places on this list.
And don't get me started on the bread..so authentic, like in Italy, served warm, fairly fresh...and the cannelloni's. the cannelloni, filled with the ricotta, served with campanula...heaven, heaven I say.
Go there...
Thank me later....
Boom boom boom, take me back to my room.....!!!!!
Pesto pistacchio gnoccchi were delicious


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Pending approval from the Warren County School District's board of school directors, property owners may not be seeing an increase in taxes.
During Monday evening's meeting of the board's Finance Committee, a resolution was supported that would not raise taxes above the index for the 2010-2011 fiscal budget year.
According to documents provided by the district, the current millage rate is 47, with the 2009-2010 index being 4.2 percent. The allowable increase in mills is 1.97, which would generate $809, 340.
Finance Committee Chairman Jeff Lockett said if the resolution is approved, "no preliminary budget will be required at that time."
The preliminary budget will be instead required by May, with a final budget required by June 30.
In other business, the committee forwarded an IDEA stimulus contract with Intermediate Unit 5 and the request for qualifications for a mentor to work with students with disabilities to the full board for approval.
The next Finance Committee meeting is 7 p.m. Jan. 26. The next Warren County School District's board of school directors meeting in Jan. 11 at 7 p.m.


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PNW Shade Garden
The shade garden is very small and of course has a
"drainage" problem. I added a drainage pipe
at the base of each side of the shade garden to displace
the winter rains. During a heavy downpoor of rain, it
can leave a nasty puddle of water. Not to good for some
of the plants I have. I removed some bulbs and placed
them in their own pots. I even constructed a rock garden
in the shade. Small, but how large of a rock garden
do you need for Saxafraga. I know, I have at least 10
more Arisama's somewhere....I think they are in the
Arisaema taiwanensis BSWJ 1879
Fuchsia 'Big Mama'
Galega Officinalis 'Lady Wilson'
Geranium wallichianum 'Buxtons Variety'
Helleborus Corsicus
Heuchera Micrantha 'Palace Purple'
Hosta 'Fransis Williams'
Hydrangea Serrata 'Bluebird'
Ligularia 'Desdemona'
Ligularia 'The Rocket'
Ligularia tussilaginia 'Aureo-maculata'
Sarcococca Ruscifola
Senecio 'Sunshine'


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Bainbridge Island's Non Motorized Transportation Advisory Committee will meet later this week to talk about bike-to-school events and the Sound to Olympics Trail.
Other agenda items include the Highway 305 and Suquamish Way intersection, and trail construction planning for 2013.
The committee will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, April 25 at the Grinter residence, 5413 Haley Loop NE.
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Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings put on a show at the House of Blues, and more than a dozen Mardi Gras parades roll Saturday (Feb. 22). Find more things to do in New Orleans.
- Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings play the House of Blues. Country-blues and soul singer Valerie June opens the show.
14 Mardi Gras parades set to roll Saturday around New Orleans, Metairie, Slidell, Covington, and more.
- Rude presents "Not Here to Make Friends: Turnt Up," with new sketches added since the show's Hell Yes Fest 2013 premiere. The comedy duo behind "My Purse, My Choice" will also debut two new videos. The event features free wine sponsored by Pearl Wine Co.
- From BBQ to Braai Wines of South Africa presents From BBQ to Braai, a tasting in the Falstaff Beer Garden, complimented by a South African menu by chef Hugo Uys and music by DJ Xander Ferreira; proceeds will benefit the New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity.
- The Louisiana 2014 Great Amazing Race takes place in Fontainebleau State Park.
- The Arts Market of New Orleans is in Palmer Park.
- The NORDC presents a two-part Black History Month Celebration in Joe W. Brown Memorial Park's Recreation Center. First, Anthony Bean, Mariama Curry, Tommye Myrick, Carol Bebelle, Chad Kristian and Truth Universal discuss "The Post-Modernist Black Arts Movement: Reinventing a Cultural Economy" from 1 to 3 p.m. Later, performances by Bean and Myrick, an open mic for lyricists, and a jam session anchored by Africa Brass make up the Rent Party Cafe, from 4 to 5 p.m.
- Robert Randolph and the Family Band will have them dancing at Tipitina's. Ben Miller Band opens the show.
- The funk hip-hop hybrid MadFro, fronted by local emcee Slangston Hughes, holds it down at Carrollton Station.
- The Guitar Extravaganza, featuring Les Getrex, June Yamagishi, Brian Seeger, and Detroit Brooks, holds it down for two shows at Sweet Lorraine's.
- The Chewbacchanal at the Trash Palace offers entertainment by Gypsyphonic Disko, Dead Music Capital Brass Band, Louisiana Laptop Orchestra and the Browncoat Brass Band.
- The Iguanas and Johnny Sansone play the Maple Leaf.
- After the Krewe of Freret parades for the first time in 20 years, they throw a ball at the PubliQ House, featuring Dumpstaphunk, The Madd Wikkid and Brassft Punk.
- Snug Harbor hosts the Mezcal Jazz Unit.
- SimplePlay presents Debauche plus the Quickening at Prytania Bar, as part of the post-parade performance series Prytania Gras.
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – It's an 11-mile trip from Shades Valley High School to the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex Arena.
Coach Tonya Hunter measured it then used the 11 miles as a focus for the girls basketball team since the season started.
"We've been talking about that 11 miles," Hunter said following the Mounties' 55-34 win over Jeff Davis in Class 6A semifinal action. "We treated the regular season as preseason, keep finding a way to win and move on. The playoffs, this is where we wanted to be."
The third-ranked Mounties face top-ranked Sparkman in Friday's 3 p.m. championship. It's Shades Valley's first championship game appearance.
The team made the 11-mile trip together on Tuesday, videotaping evverything.
"They were excited about it, but it was the longest 11 miles we ever traveled."