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WENATCHEE — The Lake Stevens defense allowed just 15 points to Davis over the final three quarters and the Vikings earned a trip to the 4A state quarterfinals with a 54-34 win on Friday.
"It's really special," said Lake Stevens head coach Randall Edens about the win. "A good chunk of the team remembered the bitter taste (of last year's regionals loss to Skyview) and kind of used the trip to Wenatchee as an incentive."
Lake Stevens senior guard Brooke Pahukoa carried most of the offensive load with a game-high 28 points and also grabbed 11 rebounds. Cassidy Fifield made two critical 3-pointers in the first quarter to keep the Vikings in the gam. Junior forward Kali Long, battling the flu, had seven points and played solid defense on Jennifer Morales, the Pirates lone threat in the post.
Davis raced out to an 18-7 lead before Fifield hit her two 3s, her only points of the game, in the last four minutes of the first quarter that helped turn the tide.
"Davis was hitting everything (in the first)," said Edens. "They were shooting lights out. "(Those 3s) allowed us to settle down. We felt we absorbed their first punch."
Lake Stevens rode that momentum to a 29-24 halftime lead and Pahukoa would not be denied in the final two quarters as the Vikings outscored Davis 25-10 in the second half.
"In the second half Brooke decided to take over," said Edens. "They didn't have an answer for her, she shot 11 free throws which showed her aggressive mentality and we were in the double bonus for most of the fourth quarter."
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Lake Stevens—Alex Briggs 4, Mallory Gipson 1, Cassidy Fifield 6, Chelsea Pahls 2, Railey Pedersen 0, Ivy Blackmon 0, Brittney Pahukoa 6, Emily Vandegrift 0, Brooke Pahukoa 28, Kali Long 7, Kacie Reichert 0. Davis—Cierra Juarez 6, Jasmine Martinez 0, Alexis Gratton 10, Alexis Perez 1, Teresa Salazar 0, Rayanna Paris 0, Isabel Alvarado 0, Sydni Billups 3, Katie Fowler 6, Jennifer Morales 8. 3-point goals—Briggs, Fifield 2, Long. Records—Lake Stevens 19-7 overall. Davis 13-10.


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Bingo Players' Paul Baumer loses battle with cancer
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After his battle with cancer, Paul Baumer has passed away. In announcement via their social media and on their website, Paul's Bingo Players half, Maarten broke the news to all of their fans:
Dear All,
I'm deeply saddened to tell you that Paul passed away last night after his battle with cancer. He fought strongly until the end.
We want to thank you all for your support over the past few last months.
Needless to say, all upcoming shows for the rest of this year have been cancelled as we're going through this loss with family and friends. We'll post a longer update shortly with more information as well.
Paul, we will miss you.
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The popular dance music duo had announced Paul's diagnosis over the summer, and when we sat down with Maarten during Electric Zoo this year, he told us Paul was in good spirits and was staying positive. He said, "He's positive you know, that's one of the things I'm happy about. He's not depressed or like, you know how people can get when you get that bad kind of news."
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Tornados Fall at ErskineApril 15, 2014
DUE SOUTH, S.C.-The Brevard College baseball team dropped their final nonconference road game of the season 6-1 to the Erskine College Flying Fleet on Tuesday afternoon at Grier Field.
The Flying Fleet took an early 3-0 lead against BC starter Kyle Pittman (L, 0-2) before Brevard got on the board in the 4th to make it a two-run game.
Brock Helton scored Matthew Proffitt in the top of the 4th with an RBI single after Proffitt doubled to start the inning. Walks by Hunter Donaldson and Blaine Durham sandwiched the Helton single, loading the bases for BC with two outs.
Chase Norman (W, 3-1) entered the game in relief of starter Dustin Sherbert following the walk to Durham, stonewalling the Tornados with a strikeout to end the inning. The Flying Fleet answered back with a run in the bottom of the 4th, and scored twice in the 8th to take a commanding 6-1 lead.
Helton finished the game 2-for-4 while the Tornados had five total hits on the afternoon against six different Erskine pitchers.
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Burning Man sculptures, steam room breaks and a fake hotel: It's all part of what has made Wolf + Lamb one of the most exciting labels of 2009. RA's William Rauscher sweats it out to find out more.
RA picks the May festival highlights from across the globe.
RA catches up with the talented newcomer as he chases the dream of being able to make a living from the thing he loves the most: music.
Matias Aguayo returned to the scene last year with strong criticism for the genre that made him famous. RA tracked the South American producer down during one of his rare visits to his former German home town Cologne to talk about minimal, his life between two continents and why he's partying on the street these days.
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Tor, May 2003, 25.95, 415 pp. ISBN: 0765302233 Though now overdukes, sorceress Embra, warrior Hawkril, thief Craer, and sorceress Tshamarra along with ex-regent Ezendor Blackgult cannot rest on their laurels. To bring peace to the realm, the Overdukes must confront those who oppose their monarch. They must fight the priests of the Serpent and the wizard Ambelter as well as their supporters if they are to make Aglirta safe. Currently the prie...
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Outlawed and desperate, Craer Delnbone and Hawkril Anharu, once warriors for the Baron Blackgult who was also known as the Golden Griffin, have taken the greatest of risks to survive. Craer the thief convinces his veteran warrior friend to help him steal one of the expensive gowns of the legendary Lady of Jewels, daughter of Blackgult's archrival. However, they end up rescuing the imprisoned Lady of Jewels instead, taking the lovely Embra Silvertree wi...
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Ed Greenwood Tor, Apr 2001, 25.95, 332 pp. ISBN: 0312867220 The King's Curse kept Aglirta in a constant state of civil war as barons fought their friends and foes without a central monarch to rein them in. However, the chaos seems over because the �Band of Four� (Hawrdil the warrior, Craer the thief, Sarasper the healer, and Embra the sorceress) combined their talents with that of the magical Dwaerindim Stones to remove the curse and awakens ...


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Improving the Measurement of Gross Domestic Product
Major Revisions to Increase Accuracy of GDP and Reflect Changing U.S. Economy
Starting with data for the second quarter of 2013, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), the federal agency responsible for producing the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) statistics, will make a number of major revisions to the BEA's methodology of estimating GDP that have been long planned to improve the accuracy of the national income and product accounts (NIPAs). These revisions will be applied to data going back to 1929.
A recent article in Financial Times noted that these revisions will add roughly $500 billion to U.S. real GDP, an amount equivalent in size to Belgium's real GDP. While these revisions will make U.S. GDP appear three percent larger than it would have been without the revisions, the revised GDP data should not be interpreted as an economic improvement, only a more finely calibrated and accurate estimate of U.S. GDP over time.
Comprehensive Revision Breakdown
The comprehensive revision will affect not only national and state GDP, but also gross domestic income (GDI), gross national product (GNP), national income, personal consumption expenditure (PCE), gross private domestic investment, net operating surplus, consumption of fixed capital, proprietors' income, corporate profits, personal income, disposable personal income (DPI), personal saving, government saving, net saving, gross saving, as well as indirectly affecting the PCE price index, the inflation measure used by the Federal Reserve in calibrating monetary policy.
The major revisions in methodology are as follows:
(1) Expenditures on research and development by business, government, and nonprofit institutions serving households will be considered as fixed investment, rather than a cost of doing business
(2) Expenditures on the creation of entertainment, literary, and artistic originals by business and nonprofit institutions serving households will be considered as fixed investment.
(3) The ownership transfer costs of residential fixed assets that are recognized as fixed investment will be expanded, and the accuracy of asset values and service lives will be increased.
(4) Defined benefit pension plans will be accounted on an accrual basis by recognizing the costs of unfunded liabilities rather than a cash basis. Defined benefit pension plans will be shown as a subsector of the financial corporate sector.
(5) The treatment of wages and salaries will be harmonized by using accrual-based estimates consistently throughout the NIPAs.
These methodological changes in estimating GDP come about along with the regular comprehensive revision that occurs every five years based on an economic census of almost 4 million businesses. An additional revision will change the reference year for output and price measures from 2005 to 2009.
The change in counting research and development (R&D) will add over 2 percent to real GDP. Creative works are expected to add a further 0.5 percent to real GDP, with a third each of that coming from movies; TV programs; and books, music and theatre, respectively. In short, the economy will appear larger because the previous methodology underestimated its true size. In reality, however, the true size of economy or its growth rate will not have changed significantly.
GDP Measurement Improvements
The BEA identified three primary reasons for the methodological revisions in estimating GDP:
(1) Changes in the economic environment required recognition of intellectual property in business and its contribution to output and productivity.
(2) The financial crisis and subsequent recession required exposure of vulnerabilities in the pension system and data gaps in financial services.
(3) Updated international guidelines from 2008 required adjustment of GDP accounts to remain up-to-date and comparable with other countries' GDP.
Prior to these revisions, not all forms of production were treated the same way; some forms were considered costs instead of investments. Recognition of intangible assets and R&D as fixed investments shifts the effect that these components have on GDP forward, because they are added to GDP much sooner than their previous categorization as the cost of doing business, which shows up much later in GDP in the form of sales of a good or service that resulted from the cost of creation.
For example, when a manufacturing company invests in a long-term asset such as a new building, equipment, or software, the company contributes to GDP under the fixed investment category yielding a return over the course of many years as opposed to routine costs of doing business, such as the manufacture of goods that are sold. When a mobile application is developed or a book is written, it is expected that the creator will receive a long-term payout over a course of many years from the initial upfront cost to produce the application or the book, which is very similar to the long-term assets such as the building, equipment, or software in which the manufacturer invested. One drawback that remains, however, is the inability to distinguish the amount paid for activities such as R&D, or investment in a book, and the value of those activities.
Despite this, the research results that lead to new technology, entertainment, and medicine are now more accurately measured within GDP. As noted recently in the Wall Street Journal, "the revision reflects the economy's quiet transformation from one based principally on industry to one decidedly based on knowledge and information." The change adds intellectual capital to the traditional measures of productivity: land, labor and capital. Notably, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office reported last year that at least 40 million U.S. jobs and nearly 35 percent of GDP result from "IP-intensive" industries. As more of the economy revolves around the production and consumption of intangible goods, it is increasingly important that GDP accurately reflects this shift.
The Revision and Public Policy
Some Americans may be concerned that the new revisions are some kind of gimmickry by the Obama administration, implying that the change was prompted by motives to mislead, exacerbate income disparities, or alter public policy response to the current tepid recovery. However, the change is actually the recognition of additional existing information that significantly affects GDP. While the overall size of GDP will numerically increase, the historical changes over time will remain more or less the same as before the revision.
The genesis of these revisions occurred before President Obama took office. The BEA's comprehensive revision follows the aforementioned recommendations set forth in the System of National Accounts (SNA) in 2008, which sets an international standard of recommendations for how to compile measurements of economic activity. It is expected that the United States will set an example for other countries to incorporate intangible assets into their GDP as well. Europe and most other developed economies are expected to follow suit by 2014. Plans for the revision began after the release of the SNA changes in 2008, and were announced in the August 2012 Survey of Current Business. It is the biggest revision since computer software was incorporated into GDP in 1999.
In fact, the treatment of liability for underfunded plans could have severe implications for the state and federal governments going forward. The changes in methodology from a cash contribution basis (i.e., $10,000 deposited this year counts as $10,000 of spending on pension benefit contributions) to an accrual basis (i.e., promise of benefits based on the present value of $10,000), with an improved standard rule for calculating present value than governments generally use, will improve the transparency of underfunded pension plans by following the same series of discount rates used for private plans. As noted in a recent Bloomberg column, the result is a higher, but more accurate cost. Such changes may motivate state and local governments to evaluate and improve their current pension fund systems.
Limitations to measuring production in the U.S. economy will continue to exist even after these revisions, but the revisions will move GDP one step closer to accuracy. The change simply reflects that the economy is and has been bigger than previously thought. More broadly, government statistics still have long way to go to catch up with tracking modern-day components of the ever changing economy and increased globalization.
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Notes on a Successful Book ClubBy Sadie Stein
Back when I worked in retail, a friend and I whiled away our breaks and slow days with what we called, unofficially, the Lurid Book Club. Admissions standards were straightforward: to be considered, a book had to be lurid. Accordingly, we read Flowers in the Attic, Seductive Poison: A Jonestown Survivor's Story of Life and Death in the People's Temple, Peyton Place, Savage Girls and Wild Boys: A History of Feral Children, and Escape, described by its publisher as "the dramatic first-person account of life inside an ultra-fundamentalist American religious sect, and one woman's courageous flight to freedom with her eight children." (We told a customer about the LBC and she contributed her copy of Anne Rice's Claiming of Sleeping Beauty, which, besides being not at all what the book club was about, was tedious in the extreme.)
Unlike many book clubs, it was an unqualified success. It was impossible to not do the reading: we could not put these books down. But the social element was essential, too; the shared horror of the experience made it bearable. I can't call it a guilty pleasure, because it wasn't exactly pleasurable. I'm sure this plays into something dark in the human soul—or at least mine. But it was cathartic and educational. I highly recommend it.
If you should start your own Lurid Book Club, may I suggest the oeuvre of Judith Rossner? She's best known for Looking for Mr. Goodbar, the 1975 novel (and subsequent film) that fictionalized the brutal murder of Roseann Quinn. This story—with its seedy singles-bar settings, its teacher-of-deaf-children-by-day, rough-sex-addict-by-night protagonist, and its violent denouement—is quite lurid enough. But that's just for starters. Read More


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Cameron, Paul Carrington
25 Sept. 1808–6 Jan. 1891
Paul Carrington Cameron, planter, agricultural reformer, railway and road builder, and friend of education, was born at Stagville, the home of his grandfather, Richard Bennehan. Son of Duncan and Rebecca Bennehan Cameron, he was named after his father's old law teacher. His own early teachers were Willie P. Mangum, John Rogers of Hillsborough, and a Dr. McPheeters of Raleigh. He also attended Captain Partridge's Military School at Middletown, Conn. After spending two years at The University of North Carolina, where he was noted for his pugnacious disposition and for his fiery red hair, which caused him to be given the nickname "Redbird," he transferred to Washington (now Trinity) College at Hartford, Conn., where he was a charter student. He was an excellent scholar; at the commencement exercises in August 1829 he received his degree and read a paper entitled "English Travellers in America," preserved in the Cameron Papers at The University of North Carolina.
For some time afterward, Cameron read law in his father's office in Raleigh, but he never practiced law or desired to be engaged in politics. Instead, he found his time occupied in managing the lands and business enterprises for which he became responsible. Agriculture was his chief interest and was the basis of his Jeffersonian philosophy. Samuel Ashe wrote of him: "He saw in agriculture the great mainspring of commerce, of prosperity and of social happiness, and the foundation upon which was laid the great superstructure of human advancement and enlightenment. . . . " It is not an overstatement to say that under him the plantation system in the southern United States achieved its highest point; the great estate that his grandfather, Richard Bennehan, his uncle, Thomas Dudley Bennehan, and his father, Duncan Cameron, had done much to bring into being came into full flower. By the time of the outbreak of the Civil War, Cameron, unquestionably the richest man in the state, had at least thirty thousand acres in not just one but a composite of large plantations—Snow Hill, Brick House, Stagville, and Fairntosh—with many adjoining small plantations and farms. His lands were spread over what are now three counties, Durham, Granville, and Wake, up and down the Neuse River and its headwaters, the Eno, Little, and Flat rivers, from Orange Factory and Lake Michie today in the northwest to Tilt Rock on the Neuse River below Fishdam Ford and the lower part of Oak Grove Township in Wake County in the southeast. The land had a great variety of soils, so that many kinds of crops could be profitably grown. There were not only central residences, with their auxiliary small houses and barns, for the four main plantations, but also many outlying groups of living quarters and utility houses for overseers and slaves.
Cameron's treatment of his slaves was firm but benign. "I had nineteen hundred of them once," he is quoted as saying many years after the Emancipation, "and I never was ashamed to look one of them in the face after they were freed." John H. Wheeler says that Cameron would tell with some zest how he had been prevailed upon by a friend to free a family of slaves and to settle them in Liberia under the care of the American Colonization Society, with a gift of a thousand dollars and house and food for twelve months provided, and how at the end of the year they appeared at the door of his mansion and begged him to take them back. Years after the war, many of his former slaves would greet him with respect and affection, and many of them attended his funeral in 1891, at which eight of his old black servants, some of whom had been slaves, bore his coffin to the hearse.
The wealthiest man in the state at the beginning of the war, he was still the wealthiest, despite the loss of his slaves, at the end of it. By enterprise and sagacity he was soon able to reestablish the economy of his plantations and to extend and diversify his business activities on a secure and stable basis. Like his father and grandfather before him, he also continued to maintain a constant, lively, and helpful interest in education in the state. He took a particular interest in St. Mary's School in Raleigh, and through gifts of money and other practical assistance, such as repairs to buildings, he did much to enable The University of North Carolina to reopen its doors after the war. Of his relation to the university, it has been said, he was "a friend and counsellor under Swain and a father and guide under Battle." There was no activity he undertook with more zeal than that of strengthening and developing this institution. In gratitude for his interest and support, the university established ten Cameron scholarships, which his heirs still control.
Although Cameron seldom ran for office, he was very much interested in politics. In the days of Henry Clay he was a Whig, but as sectional strife became intensified and the Civil War approached he became a Democrat and remained one the rest of his life. In 1856 he was state senator from Orange County. He was chairman of the North Carolina delegation to the 1876 St. Louis Democratic convention that nominated Tilden for the presidency. He was conservative in his attitude toward social change but progressive in whatever had to do with improving the material accommodations of life—land, livestock, rivers, canals, railroads, forests, buildings, and industrial processes.
Cameron did much to give North Carolina an adequate railway system. He helped to promote the building of the North Carolina Railroad and was a director of the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad and Augusta Air Line in the days before these lines became parts of larger systems. He was also a banker and industrialist, owning considerable stock in two banks in Raleigh, the Citizens' and the Raleigh National, and in textile mills in Rockingham, Rocky Mount, and Augusta, Ga. At the time of his death his wealth was tremendous, and his holdings were extended in many directions throughout the state and elsewhere.
Cameron's wealth was large enough to be divided in very substantial shares among the members of his large family. In December 1832 he had married Anne Ruffin, daughter of Thomas Ruffin, chief justice of the state supreme court. She had borne him ten children, three of whom, Jean, Mary Amis, and Duncan, died in childhood. All seven of the other children, Rebecca, Anne Ruffin, Margaret, a second Duncan, Pauline Carrington, Bennehan, and Mildred Coles, married, and most had descendants. Rebecca married twice, first Walker Anderson and second Major John Washington Graham. Anne Ruffin married Major George Pumpelly Collins. Margaret was married to Judge Robert B. Peebles and Duncan to Mary Bagly Short. Pauline Carrington married William Blount Shepard; after her death, Mildred Coles became his second wife. Duncan died before his father's death in 1891, and hence Bennehan was the only surviving son. By the terms of the will he received Stagville, Fairntosh, the Duncan Cameron home in Raleigh, and much other property. Cameron's widow and three daughters were also provided for in the will; so were some friends, housemaids, and "Virgil, the carriage driver."
Samuel A. Ashe, ed., Biographical History of North Carolina, vol. 3 (1905 [portrait]), and Cyclopedia of Eminent and Representative Men of the Carolinas of the Nineteenth Century, vol. 2 (1892 [portrait]).
Cameron Papers (Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill).
Raleigh State Chronicle, 15 Jan. 1891 (obit).
John H. Wheeler, Reminiscences and Memoirs of North Carolina (1883–84).
Additional Resources:
Battle, Kemp P. "Paul C. Cameron." History of the University of North Carolina. Raleigh, N.C.: Printed for the author by Edwards & Broughton Printing Company. 1907. 456-457. http://archive.org/stream/historyofunivers02batt#page/456/mode/2up
Spencer, Mrs. C. P. "Biographical Sketch of Hon. P.C. Cameron." The University Magazine [University of North Carolina] 19/7, no. 4 (December 1886). http://archive.org/stream/northcarolinauni18861887#page/n133/mode/2up (accessed May 21, 2013).
Cameron, J.D. "The Late Hon. Paul C. Cameron." North Carolina University Magazine 21/10, no. 4 (1891) 183-206. http://archive.org/stream/northcarolinauni18901891#page/n221/mode/2up (accessed May 21, 2013).
Ellis, William Arba, compiler and editor. "Hon. Paul Carrington Cameron, A.M." Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor volume 2. Montpelier, Vt.: The Capital City Press. 1911. 75-77. http://archive.org/stream/norwichuniversit02elli#page/74/mode/2up (accessed May 21, 2013).
Anderson, Jean Bradley. "Paul Carrington Cameron as Planter." Carolina Comments 27, no. 5 (September 1979). 114-120.
McFarland, Kenneth M. "The Cameron Planters of Orange County." Tar Heel Junior Historian 27, no. 1 (Fall 1987). 11-13.
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Damian Lillard named KIA NBA Rookie of the Year
PORTLAND, Ore. (May 1, 2013) – Portland Trail Blazers guard Damian Lillard has been named the 2012-13 Kia NBA Rookie of the Year, it was announced today by the NBA.
Lillard, 22, led NBA rookies with 19.0 points and a team-high 6.5 assists to go with 3.1 rebounds and 38.6 minutes in all 82 games. Portland selected Lillard with the sixth overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft out of Weber State.
Lillard becomes just the fourth unanimous NBA Rookie of the Year in league history, joining Blake Griffin (2011), David Robinson (1990) and Ralph Sampson (1984)
"The Rookie of the Year Award validates the dedication and commitment to excellence Damian exhibited all season in games, at practice and in the community," said Trail Blazers General Manager Neil Olshey. "His willingness to take ownership and be held accountable for the high expectations placed upon him since last year's draft are vital components in building a championship caliber roster. With his work ethic and passion for the game, Damian's historic rookie season is the first step in what will be a long and distinguished NBA career."
The 6-foot-3 guard joined Oscar Robertson and Allen Iverson as the only three rookies in NBA history to record at least 1,500 points and 500 assists.
Lillard broke Stephen Curry's NBA rookie record for 3-pointers made in a season, finishing with 185 3-pointers on the year. He continued his historic rookie season by becoming the first rookie to lead the NBA in total minutes played (3,167) in a season since Elvin Hayes in 1968-69.
"I am very proud of what Damian accomplished this season," said Trail Blazers Head Coach Terry Stotts. "It is a testament to his talent, character and work ethic that he played at a very high and consistent level throughout his rookie season. Along the way, his name was mentioned along with some of the greats to have ever played in the NBA.


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Yes, you can line the bottom of the pan with parchment paper, but you haven't told me why you want to do this. Are you planning on gifting the cheesecake, and don't want to give away the pan bottom? Will you be presenting the cake to guests on a decorative plate, and the pan bottom detracts from the look? Is your cheesecake sticking to the bottom when you are serving?
Sarah Phillips at Baking911.com indicates that you can cut pieces of parchment paper two inches larger than your pan bottom. Grease the bottom of the pan, place the parchment on the base then grease the top of the paper. Close the springform pan's band around the base making sure parchment is hanging out the sides. To remove the cheese cake from the base and paper, it needs to be chilled well, about 24 hours. Then slowly warm the bottom with lukewarm water or over a low stove and the grease on the paper will release the cake.
In our test kitchen, we prefer to wrap a same-sized cake board with Fanci-Foil, place it into the pan and follow recipe instructions. Once the cheesecake is ready to serve, loosen the clamp and sides of the pan, and the cheesecake will sit on the wrapped cake circle, ready to display or to give away!


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Possible Signs of Canine Cognitive Dysfunction
Similar to Alzheimer's disease in humans, Canine Cognitive Dysfunction is caused by physical changes in the brain and its chemicals. Past studies have shown that some older dogs with CCD have brain lesions similar to those that physicians see in Alzheimer's patients. The result of these changes is a deterioration of how your dog thinks, learns, and remembers, which causes behavioral changes that can disrupt the lives of both you and your dog. If your senior dog doesn't seem to be herself, she may be part of the large percentage of dogs age 10 and older who experience some symptoms of CCD, which include various stages of confusion and disorientation. Your dog may have CCD if she has a number of the following behaviors:
Coping With Canine Cognitive Dysfunction
An older dog who develops geriatric behavior differences isn't a rare occurrence. For years, veterinarians have attributed these symptoms to senility or normal aging and few treatment options were available. But continued scientific advances are changing both the views about and treatment of Canine Cognitive Dysfunction. In fact, if you suspect your dog has CCD, make a special appointment or tell your veterinarian during one of the recommended twice-yearly visits for senior dogs. Many people simply do not mention their dog's changed lifestyle to their veterinarians, believing it is just "old age." But a combination of a number of the above symptoms are not normal to the aging process and certain options are available to help treat or curb both this syndrome in its entirety and its individual components.
Your veterinarian will take a behavioral and medical history and conduct a thorough physical and neurological exam. Many CCD symptoms are shared with other serious ailments. For instance, decreased activity could be a sign of advanced arthritis, inattentiveness could be a result of acute hearing or vision loss, and incontinence could stem from a serious urinary infection or kidney disease. But once your veterinarian has eliminated other conditions and has made a diagnosis of Canine Cognitive Dysfunction, you and your veterinarian can explore treatment options.
Unfortunately, there is no cure for CCD. But a prescribed drug is readily available and, though expensive, has shown significant effectiveness towards improving your dog's life and her enjoyment of it. This drug, selegiline or L-deprenyl (brand name Anipryl®) increases the amount of dopamine in your dog's brain. Dopamine is a chemical substance that transmits nerve impulses within the brain during normal function. Though it doesn't work in all dogs, it may help your dog think more clearly and remember more, thereby allowing her to enjoy more of her life. As with all medications, however, side effects do exist and this drug does interact with other prescribed medications. Your veterinarian will discuss these problems with you.
In the meantime, you can help your dog cope with CCD by considering her needs when it comes to your home, its surroundings, and the environment it creates for your dog. By incorporating a little care and a modified, veterinarian-recommended lifestyle, you may be able to increase your dog's brain activity and halt further CCD advancement. In fact, the latest studies have found that regular, moderate physical activity, mental stimulation with interactive toys, and a diet rich in antioxidants may help maintain your aging dog's mental health. Again, your veterinarian should be consulted before changing any of your dog's exercise or feeding regimens; but also try to keep your senior dog's environment familiar and friendly, and:
Most importantly, keep your patience and compassion. Your dog's world has changed, but every effort should be made to show her that your love, respect, and pride of her past and present abilities has not changed and never will.


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- Cartoon Characters: Smokey The Bear, Grizzly, Freddy, Benny, Bessie, Hiram, Floyd, Mayor Owl, Mr. Gabby.
- Vocal Talent: Jackson Weaver (Smokey), Billie Richards (Smokey as a Cub), Carl Banas, Billie Richards, Paul Soles.
- Directed By Arthur Rankin Jr., Jules Bass.
- Produced By Arthur Rankin Jr, Jules Bass.
- Animated By Toei Animation Studios.
Animation Supervisor: Steve Nakagawa.
- Written By Shamus Culhane, Fred Halliday, Romeo Muller, Frank Freda, Hal Hackady, William J. Keenan.
Script Editor: William J. Keenan.
- Editorial Supervision: Irwin Goldress.
- Recording Supervision: Bernard Cowan.
- Sound Engineers: Stephen Frohoack, Gene Coleman, Robert Brown.
- Character Design: Rod Willis.
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Granting apes human rights reported in Spain Herald: "The Spanish Socialist Party will introduce a bill in the Congress of Deputies calling for "the immediate inclusion of (simians) in the category of persons, and that they be given the moral and legal protection that currently are only enjoyed by human beings." The PSOE's justification is that humans share 98.4% of our genes with chimpanzees, 97.7% with gorillas, and 96.4% with orangutans.
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This chestnut-colored screenhouse offers a comfortable outdoor living space. An almond-colored roof composed of 3-ply vinyl resists mildew, and grommets prevent water pocketing and sagging. Rustproof fiberglass screens keep out insects and allow air to circulate.Product Features:
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Nicer than I expected
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Comments about BJs Wholesale Club Casita 11'1" Round Screenhouse - Chestnut:
This will be great for our outdoor bug problem.The screen panel size is nice and big so we can still see our beautiful surroundings.The construction seems sturdyThe only concern is the door being so wide that it will sag on one side. I find that I lift a little bit when I open and close it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I would buy this screen house again.
By Deb
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We are using it on our deck and it is working out well so far. It hasn't rained yet so I'm not sure how well it does in rain or high wind. The only thing I would say is that the package only includes anchors if placing on the ground. If you are placing it on your deck, you will want to order the anchors directly from the manufacturer. I ordered them after I received the screen house and I had them within days.
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Affordable screenhouse. We put it on our patio and use it every day...morning coffee, evening meals and cocktails, weekend bugless retreat.
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I love this screen room. It has become my favorite room. I have a large chaise lounge, hand made chair/glider, rattan swivel chair, and large round table in mine and there is room to spare.I hired 2 Eagle Scouts to put it up and they had no trouble. I do not know what others are complaining about. The tie down to the deck is easy and a smart design. Some people just like to complain.
Nice place to sit and relax
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It took my wife and I an hour to set up on our deck. We put a wicker love seat with 2 chairs and table in it. It is a relaxing place to sit and have our morning coffee or a drink or two after work.I added a screen door support rod so it closes with no problems.
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Not really as advertized.
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It said on the product info that it was 11.1ft, making it 90 sq in.. Blieving that was correct, weput up the sreen house on our deck. We had already made alterations on the deck so that a 11.1Ft would fit. We were amazed when we noticed that we had so much room on the deck left over. We took measurements and the screen house, that was already up and in place, was only 10.1ft! that's only 80sq ft! Then we discovered that we needed to spend an extra $20.00+s&h for small metal brackets to anchor it to the deck.Total disappointment. Sure it mentioned all sizes were approx., but by 10 sq ft?? I believe that I am owed the overcharge.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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This is around a hot tub and really keeps bugs out. It also looks very nice. I was concerned about not being able to speak to customer service due to an answering machine at every attempt.I finally got a response via email after I stated that I would be reveiwing this product.I still had to reply again because, who it was sent to didn't read her email??? The roof is very hard to hook on unless it has heated up from the sun so take that into consideration. After all was said and done we are pleased with it.
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The Malinke are divided into numerous independent groups dominated by a hereditary nobility, a feature that distinguishes them from most of their more egalitarian neighbours. One group, the Kangaba, has one of the world's most ancient dynasties; its rule has been virtually uninterrupted for 13 centuries. Beginning in the 7th century AD as the centre of a small state, Kangaba became the capital of the great Malinke empire known as Mali (q.v.). This was the most powerful and most renowned of all the empires of the western Sudan, now memorialized in the name of the Republic of Mali.
The contemporary Malinke are an agricultural people, cultivating such staples as millet and sorghum and tending small herds of cattle, kept primarily for trade, bride-price payments, and prestige. Houses are predominantly cylindrical, with thatched straw roofs, and are often grouped in substantial numbers and surrounded by a palisade. Descent, inheritance, and succession are patrilineal. Since about the 12th century they have mostly been Muslim.


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A man suspected in a 1991 killing in Victorville is scheduled to appear in court Monday on a murder charge.
James Christian Arrowood, 44, of Gatlinburg, Tenn., pleaded not guilty to the charge at Victorville Superior Court on Jan. 22.
Employees at E-Z 8 Motel in the 15000 block of Park Avenue in Victorville found the body of John Richard Miller, 39, of Lacygene, Kansas in one of the rooms May 7, 1991.
San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies found Miller's 1988 Chevy pickup truck in Pomona two days later.
Detectives were unable to find a suspect in the case.
But in April, members of the sheriff's cold case team identified Arrowood as a suspect through DNA evidence. The San Bernardino County District Attorney's Office filed one count of murder against him in May. Arrowood was in jail in Tennessee on unrelated charges, sheriff's officials said.
Authorities extradited him to California on Jan. 18.
Reach Melissa via email or call her at 909-386-3878.
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ICON Jiu Jitsu
The only bars i go to are Arm Bars, Knee Bars and a Mars Bar
Another old fave, points for BJJ anoraks who can name them all.
rickson, rolls, carlos, helio, robson, mauricio, royler, carlos jnr, ?, rorion, rolker,royce.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Thai Boxing in Farnborough
Full time academy!
So no stripe for Mr Roberts with one missing answer, who could possibly be enough of an anorak to know the mystery person?
Crolin Gracie
It's Burt Reynolds. That was easy.
Cool pic from the opening of London Fight Factory which was initially a Carlson Gracie club before we found our new home in Hammersmith.
Trust Luca Mengacci (top left) to set up a special meeting between a hit squad of Carlson Purples and Kru Cliff's team as a special opening event.


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Kentucky-Vanderbilt Postgame Notes
Feb. 10, 2013
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Team Records and Series Notes
- Kentucky improves to 21-3, 9-2 SEC, while Vanderbilt drops to 15-8, 5-5 SEC.
- UK returns home Thursday, Feb. 14 as the Wildcats play host to No. 15/12 South Carolina at 7 p.m. EST in Memorial Coliseum.
- Kentucky is in its 39th year of varsity play and owns an overall record of 677-474 (.588).
- UK is 154-218 all-time in SEC play.
- Head coach Matthew Mitchell is in his sixth year and is now in sole possession of second place on UK's all-time wins list (135-59). His winning percentage of.696 is first. He is only three wins away from tying Terry Hall as UK's all-time winningest coach.
- Mitchell is now 57-30 in SEC games (regular season only).
- UK is 23-20 in SEC road games under Mitchell.
- Kentucky is now 18-27 all-time vs. Vanderbilt, 6-14 in games in Nashville.
- UK has won the last five meetings, including the last two on the road. The five-game win streak is the longest for UK in the 45-game all-time series.
Team/Game Notes
- UK's starting lineup featured A'dia Mathies, Kastine Evans, Jennifer O'Neill, Samarie Walker and DeNesha Stallworth for the second time this season. The lineup is now 2-0.
- With Vanderbilt leading 17-15 at the 8:29 mark, Kentucky ended the first half on a 16-5 run to take a 31-22 lead into the break.
- UK won the turnover battle 15-7 in the opening half.
- Mathies, who scored 15 points in the half, passed Leslie Nichols for third on UK's all-time scoring list with a free throw at the 1:29 mark.
- The Wildcats outshot the Commodores 53.1 percent to 40.0 percent in the second half.
- Kentucky outrebounded Vanderbilt 23-8 in the second half.
- The Cats connected on 10 3-pointers which totals 168 on the year. That mark ranks fourth on UK's single season list.
- The Cats had three blocks, giving them 122 on the season. That total ranks eighth on the single season blocks list.
- The Cats are now 82-7 when scoring 70 or more points under Mitchell, 25-1 this season.
- Kentucky forced 24 turnovers and has forced double-digit miscues in 141 consecutive games. The Cats are 106-35 during that span.
- The Wildcats extended their streak of consecutive games with a triple to 316.
- The Cats had four players reach double figures for the 14th time this season. UK is 12-1 overall, and 4-1 in SEC play when four or more players score in double figures.
Individual Notes
- Senior guard A'dia Mathies scored a season-high 28 points on 10-of-17 shooting, including 5-for-9 from beyond the arc. She has reached double figures in 22-of-24 games this season, including 15 in a row.
- The 28 points is the third-largest point total of her career.
- Moved up to No. 3 on UK's all-time scoring list with 1,815 career points, passing Leslie Nichols (1,797, 1982-86).
- Moved up in a tie for fourth on UK's career games play list with 128.
- Climbs to No. 3 on the career free throws attempted list with 546, passing Sam Mahoney (545, 2005-08).
- Junior Samarie Walker recorded her 11th career and eighth double-double of the season with 10 points and a game-high 13 rebounds on 5-of-10 shooting from the field.
- Reached double figures in 12 games this season, including four in a row.
- Sophomore Bria Goss came off the bench for the second straight game and added 15 points on 5-of-8 shooting.
- Marked her 13th game this season with double-figures, including second straight.
- Redshirt sophomore point guard Jennifer O'Neill reached double figures for the 11th time this season and eighth time in SEC play with 10 points.
- Sophomore center Azia Bishop tied a career high with 11 rebounds, equaling her previous effort vs. Duke on Dec. 8, 2011.


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The tech industry is a bit like a sitcom. It's filled with absurd scenarios, wacky neighbors, and a prickly but ultimately lovable main character everyone secretly wants to be.
In our sitcom, that main character is Apple. The wacky next-door neighbor? Try Steve Ballmer. In a letter to shareholders released earlier this week, Ballmer described a plan for Microsoft that most tech watchers agree sounds a heckuva lot like the one drawn up by his pals in Cupertino.
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Microsoft is no longer a software giant, says The Mad Ballmer; it is now a "devices and services company." He writes:
There will be times when we build specific devices for specific purposes, as we have chosen to do with Xbox and the recently announced Microsoft Surface. In all our work with partners and on our own devices, we will focus relentlessly on delivering delightful, seamless experiences across hardware, software, and services. This means as we, with our partners, develop new Windows devices we'll build in services people want.
As The Telegraph's Mic Wright puts it, "In the area of heaven with the most glass and brushed aluminium, Steve Jobs is laughing riotously."
Ballmer isn't the only prominent tech leader to star in this series. In the recurring role of the creepy uncle who comes to dinner, allow me to introduce Google's Eric Schmidt.
In a public Q&A session with AllThingsD's Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg, Schmidt was asked whether, if he had to be CEO of another company, would he choose Apple, Amazon.com, or Facebook? After a little hemming and hawing he picked Apple because "it has the most cash."
Or maybe it's because Apple revoked his parking pass after Google introduced Android, and Eric misses being so close to all the cool toys. Could you stand a little further away, Eric? You're starting to creep us all out.
Even HP -- the crusty old neighbor who's always shouting at the kids to get off his lawn -- wants to be Apple. In a recent interview with Fox Business, CEO Meg Whitman said, "We have to ultimately offer a smartphone because in many countries in the world, that is your computing device." She was, however, conveniently vague about when that might happen. I predict that will be in 2015, shortly after HP introduces its first microwave ovens.


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By guest contributor Paul Hodges
I suggested in an earlier post that chemical prices were an excellent leading indicator for the health of the global economy. The data highlighted that firms were finding it difficult to pass through crude oil related price increases. In turn, this was a warning that both the global and Chinese economies might be slowing faster than generally supposed. This caution since seems to have been amply justified.
Thus a new initiative by the American Chemistry Council (ACC) deserves watching. The ACC is the trade body for the US chemical industry, and it has developed a new Chemicals Activity Barometer which aims to provide early warning of changes in the wider US economy.


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Blogger of the Week: Sittin Pretty
So excited about this weeks BOW. This week it's Sarah, from her blog- Sittin Pretty. Here's our little story- we went to high school together, knew who each other were but weren't "friends". Then about a month ago she not only moved to my town, but became a hair instructor at the school I'm studying Esthetics/ Aesthetics AND she has the cutest blog around! She's super talented and we hang out all the time. I know you will love her as much as I do!
Alright bloggie friends, this is the biggest thing that has happened to me on blogland so far! I am so ecstatic to be featured as Gentri lee's Blog of the Week! Especially since I am TOTALLY a noob and still learning the ropes. But I absolutely love the blog world and the new friends I am making and meeting because of it. So here we go, a little about me...
My name is Sarah Gardner, I'm 22 years old living in sunny Southern Utah and married to the man of my dreams! (who is also a professional photographer, I know, jealous right?) I am silly, outgoing, loud, friendly, and a lover of all things pretty! I am a singer, hairstylist, a teacher, waxing specialist, cosmetologist instructor, crafter, dog mommy, and expert nap-taker who loves life. I love to craft in any form (except for scrap booking) and I would love to be a professional party planner someday. Check out my fav party I've ever planned!
My mom always told me "Happiness is a choice" and I believe that you have to learn to be happy. I believe everyone wants to be loved, appreciated and understood, and that this is something we can all give to each other in small ways every day. Even if its to a stranger!
My hubby Tyler and I are dog lovers and our little doggies are part of our family.
Exhibit A: Me, Toulouse, Gus, And Tyler
Gus and Toulouse! Don't u just want to love on them? They would cover you with kisses, believe me
My grandmother is an artist as well as my mother so I got lucky and got the creative gene. I grew up spending Saturdays "yard hunting" and antiqueing with my mom so I've always loved a good yard sale. She is the most wonderful, creative, person I know. I am proud to be her daughter and hope to be as skilled as she is one day. She also has the most beautiful collections of depression glass and costume jewelry I've ever seen. I definately got my sense of style and love of bling from her! Here are some of my favorite creations...
I created my blog as a way to share my talents and creativity, and now it has blossomed into so much more! I have an etsy shop selling hand decorated baby onesies (Vintage Creation Girl) and whatever else I decide to create and put on there;)
My jewelry is in a boutique here in town, and I have made lifetime friends who can appreciate all my crazy and creativity! So please come on over to my blog and get some inspiration, learn some more about me, and just be friends!!
Sarah G
Aaaaaaaaaand you love her! I knew it. :) So go over to her blog now and say hi!
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- simply megan. said...
Great guest post!!! I will def stop over at her blog :)
- May 29, 2012 at 9:05 AM
- Whiskey Tango Foxtrot said...
so cute! I will definately check her out!
- May 29, 2012 at 9:28 AM
- Courtney B said...
Yay, LOVE this!! Sarah is SO cute :) Let's all hangout asap!!
- May 29, 2012 at 9:30 AM
- Jessi said...
Wish I was in SoUt to chill with you girls, you are all so darling!!
- May 29, 2012 at 10:43 AM
- Shaylynn... I blahwg It's True. said...
I love this Sarah, I loved her the minute she sat next to me in a crowded restaurant and I had no idea who she was...
- May 29, 2012 at 11:22 AM
- Rania Kelesidou said...
Great photos and lovely interview!
- May 29, 2012 at 1:20 PM
- Jana Faith said...
Going to visit right now! I get a vintage vibe from her and that makes me happy.
- May 29, 2012 at 1:36 PM
- brooke field said...
she sounds like a friend you'd want to have! you know the type, when you think " I'd love to have a friend like that" :)
- May 29, 2012 at 2:39 PM
- Amy said...
those orchard photos are just swoon worthy!!
- May 29, 2012 at 3:24 PM
- Shannon said...
She's so adorable and I love the photos.
- May 29, 2012 at 7:27 PM
- andrea said...
great post! I love the photo of the doggies on the chair, it is adorable. I can't wait to check her blog out :)
- May 30, 2012 at 5:38 AM


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WATCH: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill give touching performance at ACM Awards
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(Yahoo!) - Just a few months ago, Nashville's favorite sweethearts, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, found themselves fending off random rumors of divorce. The gossip seemed to come out of nowhere — after all, the pair are in the midst of a highly successful dual residency at Las Vegas' Venetian — but still, as the perplexed Hill said, "I don't know why 'happy' can't be a story."
[PHOTOS: Red Carpet at the Academy Of Country Music Awards]
The couple certainly did seem to answer all remaining skeptics with a touching performance at Sunday night's Academy of Country Music Awards, when McGraw was joined onstage unexpectedly by his wife to share a debut of his new single, "Meanwhile Back at Mama's."
The husband-and-wife team didn't sizzle — they merely exhibited tender warmth towards each other as they sang the song's lyrics, describing the simplicity and slow pace of a small-town upbringing. The result: pure sweetness. They even left the stage hand-in-hand.
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For the record, both McGraw and Hill have never entertained any gossip regarding their 17-year-marriage. "Since the first week we were married [those rumors] have been out," McGraw noted back in November. "We don't even think about it."
"Meanwhile Back at Mama's" was released April 6, the same night as the ACM Awards. The song will appear on McGraw's new album, "Countdown to Sundown," slated for September. McGraw was one of the early winners at the 2014 ACM Awards, taking home the Video of the Year trophy for his clip "HIghway Don't Care."
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(Cleveland) - After a weekend of setting up, filming of "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" is underway.
All this week, in the area of East 6th Street and Rockwell Avenue, cars will be flipping over and shots fired. Cleveland Police even tweeted out a notice so that people would not be to oconcerned.
Cleveland Police have also tweeted that "while normally this would be alarming...it begins the filming of Captain America here in Cleveland! Welcome, cast and crew!"
Newsradio WTAM 1100's Colleen O'Neill says a number of Washington DC police cars are being used in the filming. The "Captain America" crew was in the nation's capitol last week.
Swat team moves on set of Captain America #captainamerica #clefilms twitter.com/cpinckard/stat…— Cliff Pinckard (@cpinckard) May 20, 2013
One of the film's stars, Samuel L. Jackson, was also spotted on the set Monday morning.
Partnering with the production company and the Greater Cleveland Film Commission on this film will help position Cleveland to become a location destination for the movie industry and in turn, support local businesses and create jobs for Cleveland area residents.
But transforming the streets into a movie set will require some temporary road closures and alternate routes for motorists and pedestrians now through June 28, 2013 (weather permitting).
City staff, including the Division of Traffic & Engineering and the Division of Police, Bureau of Traffic, have been working with the production company, traffic-engineering consultant American Roadway Logistics and GCRTA to develop a plan to accommodate the needs of the film and help keep traffic moving throughout the city as smoothly as possible.
The production company will pay for additional Police Officers and Traffic Controllers to supplement the standard traffic detail for rush hours, special events and routine travel; and to ensure that the coordinated effort is effectively assisting traffic flow.
Primary among the road closures and alternate routes will be Cleveland's West Shoreway, which will be closed (east and west bound) from Lake Avenue to E. 9th Street from May 30th through June 14th. Edgewater Park and the marinas north of the Shoreway will be accessed via West 49th St. Vehicles exiting Edgewater Park and the marinas will be directed out through the closed Westbound lanes of the Shoreway back to West 49th Street.
Other street closures and re-routing will occur in Downtown Cleveland, primarily between May 19th and June 14th. Additional closures may occur between June 14th and June 28th.
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Judge Grants Hobby Lobby Injunction in Healthcare Battle
(Oklahoma City, OK) -- A federal judge is granting a temporary injunction shielding Oklahoma City-based Hobby Lobby from a provision in the new federal health care law. The company's owners argued that a requirement to provide contraceptive services to their employees violates their religious freedom. Judge Joe Heaton agreed and gave the federal government until October 1st to prepare an appeal.
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