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Obituaries for June 20, 2010
Dixie Wise Borden, 74, of Dyersburg, died Friday, June 18, 2010 at her residence.
She was a retired bookkeeper after 36 years with First Tennessee Bank, a member of First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, where she was a member of the Choir, Keenagers and the Bontheo Circle, a member of the Red Hat Society, a member of Dyersburg Regional Medical Center's Senior Circle, a member of Dyersburg and Newbern Saddle Clubs, and a former employee of Wal-Mart and Q-Mart.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Larry Blakeburn officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Dyersburg Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
The family will receive visitors at the church on Saturday from 5-7 p.m. and Sunday from 2-3 p.m.
Survivors include her husband, Robert B. Borden of Dyersburg; three daughters, Charlene Clement and husband, John, and Carol Mecklin and husband, Bobby, all of Munford and Cathy Throgmorton and husband, Stan, of Dyersburg, a son, Charles "Chuck" Moore and wife, Jean, of Dyersburg; a brother, Walter Albert Wise of Bartlett; twelve grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Albert and Mary Harvell Wise; and a sister, Mary Zenith Wise.
Pallbearers will be David Doss, Josh Doss, John Mecklin, Isaac Mecklin, John Scott Sartain, Bryce Carden, Daniel Morgan and Mark Mogle.
The family requests that memorials may be directed to the music fund at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Ruth J. (Jones) McCullough, 83, of Obion, formerly of Dyersburg, died Friday, June 18, 2010 at Volunteer Community Hospital in Martin.
Services will be at 3 p.m. today at Cryer Funeral Home in Obion with Rob Newberry officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Moriah Cemetery in Obion.
Survivors include her husband, Leon McCullough of Obion; a daughter, Denise (Evans) Powers and Ken of Dyersburg; a son, Randy Evans and Susie of Obion; a sister, Dorothy (Jones) Harrison of Hendersonville; five grandchildren, Brian Powers of Brunswick, Ga., Lori Braese of Oklahoma City, Okla., Matt Powers of Murfreesboro, Jamie Evans of Obion and Mark Evans of Arlington, Va.; and two great-grandchildren, Abigale Evans and Ellie Evans, both of Obion.
She was preceded in death by her parents, J.E. and Dora (Tanner) Jones.
Pallbearers will be Brian Powers, Matt Powers, Hunter Hayes, Jimmy Smith, Charlie Guy and Eugene Hudgins. Honorary pallbearers will be the Rev. Terry English, Jimmy Gatlin and Bob Anderson.
Lewis David Weeks, 54, of Dyersburg, died Thursday, June 10, 2010.
He was retired from the Dyersburg City Golf Course.
Survivors include his wife of 33 1/2 years, Debra Weeks; two daughters, Trisha Ashley and husband, Bobby, and Kimberly Tutor; his mother, Betty Jackson; three sisters, Joann Bates, Shelia Warden and Beverly Brooks; a brother, Danny Weeks; five grandchildren, Julie Howell, Madison Ashley, Kylie Tutor, Jaden Tutor and Matthew Copeland; and three step-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Bobbie Kay Copeland; his father, Lewis Daniel Weeks; and a sister, Sandra Weeks.


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Help. Support. Fight. Love
World AIDS Day 2015 — the presidential proclamation
More than three decades ago, the first known cases of HIV/AIDS sparked an epidemic in the United States — ushering in a time defined by how little we knew about it and in which those affected by it faced fear and stigmatization. We have made extraordinary progress in the fight against HIV since that time, but much work remains to be done. On World AIDS Day, we remember those who we have lost to HIV/AIDS, celebrate the triumphs earned through the efforts of scores of advocates and providers, pledge our support for those at risk for or living with HIV, and rededicate our talents and efforts to achieving our goal of an AIDS-free generation.
Today, more people are receiving life-saving treatment for HIV than ever before, and millions of HIV infections have been prevented. Still, more than 36 million people around the world live with HIV —- including nearly 3 million children. My Administration is committed to ending the spread of HIV and improving the lives of all who live with it. In the United States, the Affordable Care Act has allowed more people to access coverage for preventive services like HIV testing, and new health plans are now required to offer HIV screening with no cost sharing. Insurance companies can no longer discriminate against individuals living with HIV/AIDS or any other pre-existing condition. Additionally, this year marks the 25th anniversary of the Ryan White CARE Act, which established the Ryan White Program — a program that helps provide needed care to the most vulnerable individuals and touches over half of all people living with HIV in America.
To further our fight to end the HIV epidemic, my Administration released our country's first comprehensive National HIV/AIDS Strategy in 2010. The Strategy provided a clear framework for changing the way we talk about HIV, and it offered a critical roadmap that prioritizes our Nation's response to this epidemic and organizes the ways we deliver HIV services. Earlier this year, I signed an Executive Order to update the Strategy through 2020, focusing on expanding HIV testing and care, widening support for those living with HIV to stay in comprehensive care, promoting universal viral suppression among individuals infected with HIV, and increasing access to preventive measures, including pre-exposure prophylaxis for people at substantial risk of acquiring HIV.
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Working with private industry, faith communities, philanthropic organizations, the scientific and medical communities, networks of people living with HIV and affected populations, and governments worldwide, we can accomplish our goals of reducing new HIV infections, increasing access to care, improving health outcomes for patients, reducing HIV-related disparities, and building a cohesive, coordinated response to HIV. On this day, let us pay tribute to those whom HIV/AIDS took from us too soon, and let us recognize those who continue to fight for a world free from AIDS. Let us also recognize researchers, providers, and advocates, who work each day on behalf of people living with HIV, and in honor of the precious lives we have lost to HIV. Together, we can forge a future in which no person — here in America or anywhere in our world — knows the pain or stigma caused by HIV/AIDS.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim December 1, 2015, as World AIDS Day. I urge the Governors of the States and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, officials of the other territories subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, and the American people to join me in appropriate activities to remember those who have lost their lives to AIDS and to provide support and compassion to those living with HIV.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this thirtieth day of November, in the year of our Lord two thousand fifteen, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and fortieth.
For World AIDS Day, Uber goes (RED)
Today is World AIDS Day, and various organizations, people and businesses are marking it in their own ways. Over at Uber, they have given their riders the option to fight HIV.
Partnering with EAT (RED) DRINK (RED) SAVE LIVES, the Uber app is red today, and riders can donate an additional $5 to prevent HIV transmission. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will match each donation.
Scenes from World AIDS Day Dallas at Main Street Garden
Seven panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt formed the centerpiece of the World AIDS Day commemoration on Saturday in Dallas' Main Street Garden.
Members of the Knitting Circle, a group of HIV-positive women from Legacy Counseling Center's Grace Project, wore red scarves they knitted for the first time. The project is designed to increase knowledge and decrease loneliness for those in communities where HIV remains a taboo subject.
Among the quilts displayed was one with a panel for Tom Davis, founder of the Round-Up Saloon; David Barton, founder of Hunky's; and Alan Ross, the Pride parade organizer. On another quilt was a panel for Steve Burrus, a Dallas man who co-founded DIFFA.
Another is the most requested panel in the entire 50,000-panel quilt. It reads: "My name is Duane Kearns Puryear. I was born on December 20, 1964. I was diagnosed with AIDS on September 7, 1987 at 4:45 pm. I was 22 years old. Sometimes it makes me very sad. I made this panel myself. If you are reading it, I am dead."
Puryear made that panel at a quilt-making workshop at Resource Center Dallas, where it hung until he took it to Washington, D.C. in 1989 for a quilt display on the National Mall. On his flight home, he left it in the overhead bin and the original was never seen again. When he died in 1990, his mother made this replica from a picture and it is her replica that is part of the quilt.
Among the speakers were Otis Harris who was featured on Saturday in an MTV special, I'm Positive, and Zach Thompson, director of Dallas County Health and Human Services.
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WATCH: Dallas' Otis Harris Jr. talks about living with HIV on MTV
For World AIDS Day, MTV is airing I'm Positive, which featuring Otis Harris Jr., a local 25-year-old who tested positive for HIV and is part of the Greater Than AIDS campaign. Dallas Voice featured Harris in a story several weeks ago.
Harris shares his story of contracting HIV and explains the importance of spreading awareness.
For a year, Harris was afraid to tell his father that he tested positive. But his father's reaction was that he loves his son and now is participating in the Greater Than AIDS with his son. And his reaction to seeing himself on a billboard with his son?
"Now my fat face is up there," Harris Sr. said.
On World AIDS Day, Harris will be at the Dallas event Saturday at Main Street Garden, from 3–6 p.m. Watch a video preview of Harris' appearance on I'm Positive after the jump.
Legacy's local HIV-positive women's conference becomes national event
More than 200 women are expected to attend this year's Grace Project National HIV-Positive Women's Conference after Legacy Counseling Center opened registration to women beyond North Texas for the first time in the event's 12-year history.
The weekend includes 15 speakers. Among them is Michelle Anderson, Miss Plus America 2011. The "plus" is for plus-size, but she is also the first openly HIV-positive national beauty queen winner.
Women ages 17-77 are expected. Seven are in their 70s, according to Legacy Counseling Center Executive Director Melissa Grove.
"Grandpa got Viagra and grandma got AIDS," she said.
The conference is to give the women support, educate them about their health and create grassroots leaders to talk to their communities about HIV/AIDS.
Grove said that many are low-income women.
"Many come not knowing another HIV-positive person," she said.
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In 2011, the world marked three decades of AIDS. It was June 5, 1981, that the Centers for Disease Control first reported on five cases in which otherwise healthy young men, all gay, had been treated for pneumocystis carinii pneumonia at three separate Los Angeles hospitals since the previous October, with two of them dying of the disease. A month later, on July 4, the CDC reported on 26 cases of Kaposi's sarcoma, again all in gay men, within the previous 30 months, with eight of the patients having died. As scientists struggled to find the cause, the plague became known as GRID, or gay-related immune deficiency syndrome.
But it wasn't until a year later — on June 27, 1982 — that the term AIDS, or acquired immune deficiency syndrome, was coined. Human immunodeficiency virus — HIV — wouldn't be discovered until 1983 by Institut Pasteur in France, and it was identified as the cause of AIDS by Dr. Robert Gallo in the U.S.
By 2011, more than 25 million people worldwide had died of AIDS, and new infections continue, with men who have sex with men once again leading in terms of new infections, according to the CDC.
Despite the frightening infection rates, federal funding for HIV/AIDS services is dwindling, with community-based AIDS service organizations struggling to find new ways to raise money, offer services and educate the public. One North Texas organization, AIDS Resources of Rural Texas based in Weatherford, announced in July that it could no longer keep its head above water and would be closing its doors as of Sept. 1.
Most clients who had been accessing services at ARRT were absorbed by the Tarrant County AIDS Outreach Center in Fort Worth, where Executive Director Allan Gould pledged to continue to provide services to its growing client base, despite increasing cuts in federal and state funds.
In late September, AOC announced its intention to partner with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, based in Los Angeles, to open an AIDS clinic in 2012. On World AIDS Day, AHF officials and basketball legend Magic Johnson announced that the planned AOC clinic would be one of three Magic Johnson clinics opening in the next year.
Observances of the 30th anniversary of the AIDS epidemic worldwide began in early 2011, while in North Texas, the first such commemoration came in late June when Dallas Voice and a host of partner organizations and business presented a public forum focusing on the status of HIV treatments today. On July 1, Dallas Voice published a special issue, AIDS@30, focusing on current treatments, research and education efforts, as well as profiles on individuals living with HIV/AIDS.
AIDS service organizations joined together for World AIDS Day commemorations on Dec. 1, including a display of panels from the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt in downtown Dallas, and on Dec. 6, Charles Santos spearheaded The Gathering, an unprecedented collaboration of performing artists from around North Texas who donated their time to a performance at The Winspear Opera House. About 1,000 people attended the event, which raised more than $60,000 for local AIDS service organizations.
— Tammye Nash
This article appeared in the Dallas Voice print edition December 30, 2011.
AOC to host new Magic Johnson HIV/AIDs clinic
Gould expects new clinic to open in April, giving HIV/AIDS patients in Tarrant County more options for care
Tammye Nash | Senior Editor
FORT WORTH — Officials at AIDS Outreach Center of Tarrant County and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, headquartered in Los Angeles, announced on World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, that basketball legend and AIDS survivor Earvin "Magic" Johnson will be lending his name to three new AHF-affiliated healthcare clinics — including one planned at AOC's Fort Worth facilities.
The other two new AHF Magic Johnson Healthcare Centers will be in Brooklyn, N.Y., and Atlanta.
AOC and AHF officials had announced in late September that the boards of the two agencies had signed a letter of intent to develop the Fort Worth clinic.
AOC Executive Director Allan Gould said this week his agency is "very excited" that the clinic being planned here was chosen to be an AHF Magic Johnson Healthcare Center.
"It is definitely something we had hoped for, and we are very honored that the Magic Johnson Foundation and AIDS Healthcare Foundation trust us to operate this new clinic," Gould said. "His [Johnson's] name will bring an even larger degree of publicity to our agency and to the work we do here. And hopefully, that will open some doors that were not so fully opened to us in the past. This can't be anything but great news for us."
AHF is the largest provider of HIV/AIDS medical care in the U.S., and serves more than 100,000 patients overall in 22 countries. Created in 1987, the foundation generates its operating capital through its own self-created social enterprises, including AHF Pharmacies, thrift stores, healthcare contracts and other strategic partnerships.
Johnson, who was still playing pro basketball in 1991 when he announced publicly that he was HIV-positive, is chairman and founder of the Magic Johnson Foundation. The foundation raises funds for community-based organizations focused on HIV/AIDS education and prevention.
"Magic Johnson is not just an outstanding businessman and a sports legend. He is also a hero to thousands because of the way he lends his name to the fight against HIV/AIDS," Gould said. "When he stepped up to declare that he was HIV-positive, he did a tremendous amount to help lessen the stigma of AIDS."
Gould said the most important aspect of the new AHF Magic Johnson Healthcare Clinic at AOC is that it will "offer clients a choice."
"I am not saying anything negative about JPS Healing Wings [HIV clinic] or the Tarrant County Health Department's AIDS clinic. They do a great job," Gould said. "But there are still people lining up at both those clinics every day to see a physician and get the care they need. Now there will be a paradigm shift in access to medical care in our region. Now those clients will have a choice."
He said that the new clinic, "ideally, could see up to a thousand clients a year, once it is staffed. But I think in the first year we will see 400 to 600 patients.
What that will do is lower the number of patients going to Healing Wings and the public health clinic, and shorten those lines, that wait time. This gives those clients another opportunity to access expert, top-of-the-line, cutting edge medical care."
Gould said the new clinic will occupy about 4,000 square feet of AOC's facilities at 400 N. Beach St., and that it will include a pharmacy, as well.
"This new clinic will offer medical treatment and prescriptions, regardless of the patient's ability to pay," Gould said. "That's a huge element that we will be bringing to the table that has not been previously available" in Tarrant County and surrounding rural counties AOC serves.
Gould said AHF first approached AOC officials about five months ago, and that AOC officials "were really honored" to be considered as the site of a new AHF clinic.
"It is something we have wanted to do for some time," Gould said. "Having a clinic has long been an integral part of our mission, and when we moved to our new location here on Beach Street, we did so hoping that the additional square footage this new space gives us would give us the chance to have a clinic."
But even after they were approached by AHF, "we took our time and did our due diligence," Gould said. "It takes times to figure out if you want to be a federally qualified health care clinic or go a different route. You have to look at all the parameters involved and all the different permits and licenses you have to have. It can become quite daunting."
Even when they announced the letter of intent in September, he said, details were still being negotiated. That's why when AHF CEO Michael Weinstein said during his visit to Fort Worth last month that he would love to see the new clinic open on Feb. 14, 2012, "our jaws just dropped to the floor," Gould said.
"Even under the best circumstances, the process of getting [construction] permits and rearranging the existing offices — opening by Valentine's Day simply was not feasible."
Still, Gould said, word of the new clinic is already getting around and "We are already getting resumés for physicians who want to come and run this clinic, from nurse practitioners and others who want to work here.
"This truly is a huge event for Tarrant County," Gould continued. "I know there are a number of community health care clinics in Dallas, but this will be the first one in our area that isn't run by a major medical facility. The role that AOC has been trying to foster for some time is now coming to fruition, and that speaks volumes about the respect we have built up.
This article appeared in the Dallas Voice print edition December 9, 2011.
Hess marks 25 years with RCD
Co-workers call him the steadying force, the quiet authority and the keeper of institutional knowledge
DAVID TAFFET | Staff Writer
Craig Hess marked his 25th anniversary as an employee of Resource Center Dallas appropriately enough on World AIDS Day, Dec. 1.
To put that amount of time in perspective, World AIDS Day dates back only 23 years.
Currently, Hess is the insurance assistance coordinator at RCD. When he was hired in 1986, he started as the volunteer coordinator.
Hess was the second person hired by the organization — after community educator Mike Richards and before the agency's first executive director, John Thomas. Hess said three people were hired that day.
"When I took the job, it was temporary — six months and they'll find a cure," he said. "This has been the longest temporary job I ever had."
RCD Communications and Advocacy Manager Rafael McDonnell called Hess "a living history book" and "the keeper of institutional knowledge" for the agency. He said that Hess is a steadying force at the center and is treated with a great deal of respect.
"He's the quiet authority," McDonnell said.
Hess describes himself a little differently.
"I'm the voice of reason among the insanity," he said.
Hess said he's amazed at what Resource Center Dallas has become.
In the beginning, he said, "This was as grassroots as it could be. And now we're a United Way agency. Government funding? We never thought of that back then."
He recounted how the insurance program he heads got started in the late 1990s. Dallas County helped Resource Center Dallas make COBRA payments for its clients. At the time, Parkland Hospital estimated that the $60,000 in insurance payments it funded saved the county more than $6 million.
"Now it's more like $100 million saved," Hess said.
Hess said his background is in accounting.
"I like doing it because it's very exacting," he said. "There's no leeway. It's very organized. This is extreme accounting."
He called his job the one no one else wants to do.
RCD Executive Director and CEO Cece Cox was among the agency's staff who heaped praise on Hess.
"When I first met Craig, he wore a different pair of high tops everyday and drove a Cadillac convertible," Cox said. "He's always had his own style and there's something to be said for that."
But her admiration for him was apparent.
"He's given 25 years of service to this community," she said. "He's dedicated his life to that service."
Cox said that she gets letters from clients about how much Hess has helped them.
"With this job comes many complaints," she said. "To have a client take the time to send a letter of gratitude catches my attention."
But she said to get letters about him repeatedly is a testament to his value to the organization and its clients.
Client Services Manager Jennifer Hurn said it struck her when Hess remarked that the names on the buildings are real people to him.
"Most of us here now can't say that," she said.
Hess agreed and was more comfortable talking about the many other people who helped build the center than about his own accomplishments.
He mentioned Bill Hunt who helped create the Food Pantry and the hot meals program that he dubbed "Chez Louise."
"Bill wanted lunch served on china because it was about dignity," he said. "Social, not institutional."
And Hess has taken that lesson to heart. He explained why he's devoted his life to RCD's clients.
"I could be any one of the clients," he said. "If this happened to me, how would I want people to treat me?"
So how long can clients count on him to continue doing his temporary job?
"I'm there till it's over," he said.
This article appeared in the Dallas Voice print edition December 9, 2011.
World AIDS Day 2011 in Dallas
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) All-Star point guard Chris Paul could knife his way into the lane, lob the ball up in the air and, almost without fail, Tyson Chandler would be there to slam it down with two hands.
It was the signature move of New Orleans' thrilling young inside-outside tandem, with the two teaming up for more than 100 alley-oops last season during the Hornets' surprising run to the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference and a spot in the conference semifinals.
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"I'm going to miss him big time. That was my big fella," Paul said after the Hornets beat Oklahoma City 100-98 Tuesday night. "I feel like everyone always talked about how much better I made him, but he made me a much better player. Without him, I'm probably not the player that I am now. He instilled so much confidence in me."
The move could give New Orleans some cap room next season heading into the first year of Paul's new four-year, $68 million contract. Chandler is due to make about $12 million next season.
"I think it frustrates you to a certain extent. As a coach, you want to win no matter what. That's the bottom line. Your job kind of depends on that obviously," Hornets coach Byron Scott said.
"Deals that are made that are money-driven are always tough from a coach's standpoint. I don't think this was so much money-driven. I think obviously there's a lot of owners in this league that don't want to pay luxury tax and things like that. But I do think we got two guys in Chris and Joe that are very, very good quality basketball players."
New Orleans also got the rights to DeVon Hardin, a second-round pick out of California in last year's draft who never signed with Oklahoma City.
General manager Jeff Bower said the Hornets' primary reason for making the trade was that the team wasn't running the floor enough and needed better defensive rebounding to set up transition baskets. Chandler was New Orleans' top rebounder and particularly strong on offensive rebounding, easily leading the team with 112 despite missing 18 games.
"There's no question with this transaction we accomplished some other objectives as well and were able to put ourselves in a position to have greater flexibility down the road and to be in a situation where we have flexibility financially, but it was driven first by the decision that we need to get better, we need to improve. And then it takes you down to, how do you do it and what are your objectives?" Bower said.
Chandler's numbers had dropped off even before he missed the Hornets' last 12 games with a sprained left ankle. He's averaging 8.8 points and 8.3 rebounds this season, after going for 11.8 points and 11.8 rebounds per game last season.
Still, it could be a tough move for Hornets fans to swallow since Chandler was a true starting center and 2008 Olympic alternate while Wilcox and Smith are more natural power forwards who were struggling to find playing time on a team that's been searching for a franchise center for years.
Guard Rasual Butler had a hard time fathoming why the Hornets, who came into Tuesday in sixth place in the West, made the deal.
"It's a little bit of a shock to me. Tyson was a great teammate, a great asset to our team," Butler said. "This is nothing against Wilcox or Joe Smith, but we'll definitely miss Tyson."
Wilcox's averages of 8.4 points and 5.3 rebounds fell off, along with his playing time, since the Thunder signed restricted free agent Nenad Krstic on Dec. 30. He had a season-high 23 points on New Year's Eve, before Krstic got into the rotation, but saw his time on the court fall off to practically nothing within a week. He played in only one of Oklahoma City's last five games.
Smith, the No. 1 pick in the 1995 draft, has been fighting through injury issues of his own. A balky left knee kept him out of the Thunder's lineup for nearly a month before he returned to play in four of the last five games before the All-Star break. He has averaged 6.6 points and 4.5 rebounds in 36 games.
None of the players were at the Ford Center on Tuesday night, and neither team provided a timetable for when they might be ready to play with their new teams.
Chandler, who played one season in Oklahoma City during the Hornets' temporary relocation after Hurricane Katrina, brings the franchise a proven talent inside after it tried for years to draft and develop a front-line center. The former Seattle SuperSonics used first-round picks on Robert Swift, Mouhamed Sene and Johan Petro in recent years and have another 7-footer developing overseas in last year's 20th overall pick, Serge Ibaka.
"It's never easy to find big guys, for sure," Thunder general manager Sam Presti said.
Oklahoma City has been stockpiling draft picks to supplement a young core that includes Rookie of the Year Kevin Durant, Jeff Green and Russell Westbrook.
"I think this move is a strong statement from our ownership group as to their commitment to put an elite basketball operation together, and we're grateful that we have that kind of support from the people that are in charge," Presti said.
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Fieldy Arvizu on Touring Again: "Every Korn Show Is Like a Big Thanksgiving Dinner"
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The godfathers of nu metal, Korn, have had so much fun celebrating their 20th anniversary they've decided to take a victory lap through their 22nd year, playing their debut self-titled album front to back at the Fillmore Miami Beach this Friday. "I think this is a once-in-a-lifetime event for our fans," Korn bassist Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu told New Times a day before the band embarked on the tour. "There's no way we're ever going to be doing this again, playing the whole album."
Fieldy, as he prefers to be called, was born into what he describes as a dysfunctional family. "I was always trying to escape the chaos of my house, whether it was my parents fighting or my dad playing music." Fieldy's father was in an Eric Clapton cover band, and as a kid, Fieldy took refuge from versions of Layla with the help of bands like Kiss and Sugarhill Gang. "So right from the start, it was a mix for me of hard rock and rap."
In 1991, Fieldy formed L.A.P.D. (which stood for either "Love and Peace, Dude" or "Laughing as People Die," depending upon how the band felt at any particular moment) with guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer and drummer David Silveria, but it wasn't until singer Jonathan Davis joined that they changed their name and became the record-breaking phenomenon known as Korn. And though Silveria would leave the band in 2007, replaced by Ray Luzier, for the next two decades, Korn's mix of metal instrumentation and Davis' rap-influenced vocals moved more than 35 million albums — but it all began with the band's 1994 self-titled release, recorded in Malibu.
Fieldy says the group's major influences at the time were metal bands like Sepultura and Metallica as well as hip-hop acts such as Cypress Hill and House of Pain. Rehearsing the tracks for this tour, he was struck by how well the songs have held up. "Even the B-sides we did I think are pretty cool. Two I really like playing are 'Ball Tongue' and 'Blind' because they're the first songs on the album and they really get things going. But I like almost all of them. There are only two songs on it I don't like, so that's not bad." Sadly, he refused to name those two songs. "No way — I don't need everybody hating on those songs. I already hate them."
As they studied that debut album from the last millennium, the band members began to notice subtle changes that were made to the songs over time. "We changed riffs to make them longer, to make them better. We made the changes over the years to how we wished we had recorded it, but we know people want to hear the songs how they were."
The songs weren't the only things that changed over the course of Korn's career. Fieldy himself evolved from the depths of hedonism to become a 45-year-old, sober, born-again father of three. With the help of a ghostwriter, in 2009 he published his autobiography, Got the Life: My Journey of Addiction, Faith, Recovery, and Korn. "It didn't really get too much attention, but I was trying to maybe help people not make my mistakes. If I did it again, maybe I would have changed names or released it as
Fortunately, his bandmates weren't hurt by his honesty. "It's 'cause we grew up together. We weren't random guys who met and formed a band. There's a brotherhood."
The brotherhood of Korn is now working on a new album scheduled to come out in 2016, but for now, Fieldy and the guys are excited about the tour. "Korn fans are a worldwide family. Every Korn show is like a big Thanksgiving dinner."
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nyl2000 posted a topic in Graphics and GPU ProgrammingI am currently trying to draw a plane texture in openGL from a loaded BMP file. Only I don't know the exact codes to do this. I understand that getBMPData(), glBindTexture(), and glTexImage() are some of the functions I need, but I could use an example to understand how to use them.
nyl2000 replied to nyl2000's topic in For BeginnersI just tried -lSDL_main, it doesnt work either; plus I remember -lSDLmain working from before I reformatted.
nyl2000 posted a topic in For BeginnersI am trying to setup Code::Blocks to use SDL. I have all the libraries setup per this tutorial. [url="http://lazyfoo.net/SDL_tutorials/lesson01/windows/codeblocks/index.php"]http://lazyfoo.net/S...ocks/index.php[/url] I am currently getting this error: File ld.exe cannot find -lSDLmain I know the code works; I have had my comp reformatted recently, and have taken the code from a backup. I believe that there is a step that I have forgotten in reinstalling Code::Blocks and SDL. Can anyone explain to me what this error is exactly, so I have a better idea of what to look for?
nyl2000 posted a topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingI am currently starting out with event handling systems in SDL/C++. I have followed a tutorial to create a simple program that should quit the program when the user X's out/Closes the window. The program compiles and works as intended, except that the close button does not respond at all when it is clicked. The program stays in its while loop forever, without receiving the command to quit. I am using a Windows7 Computer, with Codeblocks IDE. Attached is the program, I am not sure what is preventing me from closing the window at all.
nyl2000 replied to nyl2000's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingThank you, DarkHorseKnight, May I ask what #undef main is exactly?
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Many studies indicate that customers have become happier, employee accountability has become simpler to manage, and the administration has been able to keep track of activity on the field much easier. Possibly you have heard about these benefits before, but you would like to learn more about how GPS tracking provide that extra mile. If so, read on as we are going to talk about the 3 means these devices will help you operate a better fleet.
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Employee Accountability: GPS tracking provides for an automatic time stamp to get recorded when a job starts. Time stamps are a good way to keep workers accountable during the day. Optimising routes is not just great for keeping customers pleased, this method can be used to get employees to jobs faster and increase the potential of including more jobs.
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Michigan didn't just win two games in New York City this weekend, it put together back-to-back dominant performances. Both games were, for all intents and purposes, decided by half time. This wasn't just the best stretch of basketball that Michigan has played in two years, the second win was against the same team that provided two of the lowest moments of the last two seasons.
John Beilein was pleased with his team's complete performance on Friday night at Madison Square Garden. The Wolverine head coach loved that his team held SMU to 2 first half rebounds and was pleased with their defensive strides.
Michigan faces SMU tonight for the 2K Classic Championship at Madison Square Garden. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. as the Wolverines look to move to 4-0 and get some revenge for their last two losses to the Mustangs.
While there have been more than a couple of demoralizing recent losses, there's no denying that SMU handed Michigan two of its most humbling defeats in the last two seasons.
There are no ifs, ands or buts about it, the Michigan basketball team got blown out Tuesday night. No. 19 Southern Methodist embarrassed the Wolverines in rebounding, passing, shooting, defense and any other category you can think of. Michigan was exposed on all fronts, here are our Five Key Plays from the beatdown.
By any metric, the Michigan basketball team's performance in Dallas was far from ideal.
Michigan was blown off the floor in Dallas on Tuesday in a game that Wolverine fans probably should have seen coming.
John Beilein, Duncan Robinson and Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman were on the podium after Michigan's humbling loss at SMU on Tuesday night. Abdur-Rahkman and Robinson both had 15 points in the defeat, but Michigan was blown out by 24.
Michigan went on the road and was trounced by SMU on Tuesday evening, leaving with a 82-58 loss. SMU dominated every facet of the game and Wolverine guard Caris LeVert finished 1-of-13 from the floor and didn't record his first made field goal until there were less than five minutes left in the second half.
Michigan is in Dallas tonight to face No. 19 ranked SMU in search of a quality road win to bolster its non-conference resume. Tip-off is schedule for 9:00 p.m. on ESPN2 with Dave O'Brien and Len Elmore on the call. Join the discussion in our open thread before, during, and after the game.


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What was the best arts event to visit your school in the past year? We've had Scottish Opera twice and they were excellent, but we also had a splendid visit from the drama students of Edinburgh's Telford College - its theatre skills group.
How did you hear about them?
They contacted us.
What did they do? A performance devised by the students and based on the book Bill's New Frock by Anne (Madame Doubtfire) Fine. It deals with sexism, what a woman's place is or should be, and a man's.
Did you do any preparation beforehand? We discussed the book with the children.
Did you do any follow-up work? Again, discussion of the book and the issues involved.
What did the visit cost?
It was free, because it was part of the students' assessment.
What was so good about them? Their freshness, enthusiasm and directness. The children were just mesmerised. There was no scenery as such, but they brought their own props. I think the main thing was the freshness, because they are young and it is all new and exciting for them - they are not seasoned performers.
How relevant was the visit to the curriculum? To the personal and social development strand, it was immediately relevant, raising issues that need to be aired and the performance just hit the nail on the head.
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On Jul 18, 2006, at 6:45 PM, Jason Dillon wrote: > Yikes... what version of the spec is geronimo-spec:geronimo-spec- > corba:1.0? > > Any idea how to fix specs:geronimo-corba-2.3_spec? The problem with the geronimo-corba-2.3 spec is that it's built using the "new" IDL compiler. This compiler generated IDL that was incompatible (i.e. would not work) with the Sun corba implementation in 1.4. It was more than a TCK problem -- simply enabling Corba caused the server to fail. I figured out that the IDL was causing our problems, but didn't have the stomach for looking at the IDL compiler. So, we went back to using the old-style spec. As to why we continue to generate corba specs that don't work, I hope that the Yoko project is finding them useful. Would also hope that the compiler could be fixed... --kevan > --jason > > > On Jul 18, 2006, at 3:32 PM, Alan D. Cabrera wrote: > >> Jason Dillon wrote: >>> Right now we are using geronimo-spec:geronimo-spec-corba:1.0 in >>> the m2 build for G 1.2-SNAPSHOT. This is the only spec that we >>> are using that has the legacy geronimo-spec groupId. >>> >>> Can we switch this to use one of these: >>> >>> * org.apache.geronimo.specs:geronimo-corba-2.3_spec:1.1 >>> * org.apache.geronimo.specs:geronimo-corba-3.0_spec:1.1 >>> >>> Or, can someone please explain why we have to keep using the old >>> geronimo-spec:geronimo-spec-corba:1.0 version? >>> >>> --jason >> geronimo-spec:geronimo-spec-corba:1.0 is the "old" jar that we >> know works w/ the TCK. The jar org.apache.geronimo.specs:geronimo- >> corba-2.3_spec:1.1 was tried once but we couldn't get it to pass >> the TCK. >> >> >> Regards, >> Alan >> >> >
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Getting a divorce can slam you with a mix of emotions. You can feel angry, frustrated, drained, confused and just plain overwhelmed. Many who are savvy in other aspects of their lives often feel completely out of their element when going through a divorce. They are just dropped into a new environment and expected to hit the ground running. Just realize that you are still on earth, not the surface of the moon. There are certain things to expect when going through a divorce, just as going through anything else. If you know what to expect, what you will be up against, you can prepare yourself and manage your expectations. This is one of the most important things you can do because it can safeguard you, and help you better transition. Those who don't manage their expectations will often get steamrolled by the process. Then afterward they are stuck in a fog, bitter, crushed or the walking wounded. They have difficulty moving on and instead wallow in what has happened to them. A more natural and healthier transition is grieving, healing and then jumping in and exploring the new you. Here is what to expect when going through a divorce.
Don't think that TV courtroom dramas are the real thing, they aren't. The legal system can take forever. What's more, the complexities may want to make you pull out your hair. Even an uncontentious divorce with no kids can take a while. Prepare yourself for the long haul. Take some time out for you, even if it's just twenty minutes or a half hour a day to unwind. Read, watch something funny, or do whatever it is that relaxes you. Reach out to your social network. Seek out friends and family. Have good long talks with those who are close to you. That's what they are there for. Expect to need to vent. This is a serious time in your life, and you will need support. It's okay to reach out and talk to someone you feel close to. Usually, it takes a brave person to ask. But you'll find that people can't wait to help you. Expect to be collecting documentation. Make sure to have all of your paperwork, financial and otherwise in a row. Insurance, credit card statements, bank statements, investments, property and more have to be negotiated. Make sure to get a good divorce attorney who has a solid reputation and lots of experience. Do your homework. Expect to work closely with your lawyer and perhaps consider hiring other professionals such as a forensic accountant if you think that your soon-to-be ex-spouse is hiding assets.
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Non traditional careers are good things but people can be uncomfortable and they can feel awkward because they have to work with men or women.Men can do women jobs and women can do men jobs.
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EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — After 18 months of operating out of the former Value City department store at Shore Mall, the Southern Branch of the Community FoodBank of New Jersey has moved into a place all its own.
"The real difference is this was built to actually be a food bank," said Executive Director Margie Barham, standing in the new 29,000-square-foot warehouse off the Black Horse Pike. "That makes operations so much better."
Barham said the Southern Branch, which has operated out of Egg Harbor Township since the late 1980s, was quickly outgrowing its original headquarters. The former lumber yard simply wasn't equipped to handle the ever-increasing demand for food in South Jersey.
"It was 27,000 square feet, but it wasn't 27,000 square feet of useful space," she said. "There wasn't a loading dock. The ceilings were low, so you couldn't stack pallets that high, and some areas you couldn't access with a forklift."
The new facility is about the size of half a football field, or roughly two-thirds of an acre.
Last year, the Southern Branch distributed more than 7.7 million pounds of food to its 255 partner agencies — many of them food pantries — throughout Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland and southern Burlington counties. It also operates the only food pantry that serves Egg Harbor Township exclusively. Demand for food has increased 105 percent since 2007.
The new facility was funded through a $15 million capital campaign, which included donations and grants, through the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, which went toward both the Egg Harbor Township building and improvements to the Northern Branch in Union County.
During the campaign and construction, the Southern Branch moved into a vacant space at Shore Mall. That space came with its own challenges, Barham said.
"At the mall, we had a lot of people who wanted to cut through, like they did when it was Value City," she said. "We had to tell people, 'It's a warehouse—you can't cut through a warehouse.'"
Barham said the FoodBank also had to rent refrigerators for perishable items such as meat and produce because the Shore Mall facility had been a department store without capacity for food storage.
"As nice as (Shore Mall) was, we were anxious to get in and get operational," she said of the new facility.
In addition to the extra 2,000 square feet of warehouse, the new facility also includes 22,000 cubic feet of freezer space — more than doubling what was there previously — and a three-bay loading dock.
While the loading dock makes receiving and shipping food much easier, Barham said, the additional freezer space will enable the FoodBank to be a regional center for distribution of meats and produce across the region.
"Produce can expire quickly, and it's also the most expensive" food for the FoodBank's low-income clients to buy themselves, Barham said. "Now, we'll be able to get more of it out to those who need it."
While electricians were still working on an automatic door, the shelves of the food pantry had yet to be stocked, and pink Post-it Notes still guided visitors around the newly painted hallways, the FoodBank was already open for business Wednesday.
Several volunteers from across the region were there Wednesday morning picking up supplies to take back to their food pantries.
Laura Fonville, who has volunteered at several food pantries, said the new warehouse was more organized and spacious than the previous facility.
"You know the flow of everything and how it all works," said Fonville, who was there to pick up food for Praise Tabernacle's new food pantry. The Egg Harbor Township church's pantry will open the third Friday every month, starting this month, from 12 to 2 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.
The FoodBank does a lot of good for communities across the region, particularly the elderly, she said.
"For them, it's a choice between buying food or paying their taxes," said Fonville, 47, of Egg Harbor Township.
Debbie Brasch, 53, of the Green Creek section of Middle Township, said she was picking up food for the first time for Caring for Kids, which operates a food pantry out of Seaville United Methodist Church.
Her pantry relies on the FoodBank for about 75 percent of its supplies, said Brasch, who is program director at Caring for Kids.
"I'm here at least once a month picking up food," she said. "It looks great—compared to the original place, it's a lot more spacious."
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As Palmdale city and water district officials prepare to return to court over the water district's May rate hike, they are lobbing criticism back and forth.According to the Palmdale Water District the rate hikes are "...needed because of general increases in costs since 2005, necessary infrastructure repairs, promotion of conservation, improving water quality, responding to decreased water deliveries, among other reasons stated,".
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A Los Angeles Superior Court judge last month refused Palmdale's request for a preliminary injunction to block the rate hike, but another court hearing is scheduled Wednesday in Los Angeles on the city's request for a permanent injunction. A city attorney said it could take months before the request goes to trial.
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It is our pleasure to invite you to Agami's Annual Fundraiser event on May 7, 2017 (11.30am – 4.00pm) at Chandni Restaurant in Fremont, CA. The event includes buffet lunch, cultural performance by local kids and adults, updates on Agami project activities, and a gala performance by popular Bangladeshi vocalists, now living in the USA, Beauty Das and Rajib Rahman.
Beauty Das is an extremely talented performer of the younger generation. At a very young age, Beauty won national awards in Bangladesh for Nazrul Geeti and Folk Songs. In 2009 she became the runner-up in international talent search competition "Sur Doriya Epar Opar" jointly organized by Channel-I (Bangladesh) and ETV Bangla (India). Recently her solo album "Finally Beauty" was released.
A few of Beauty's popular songs:
Krishno Ailo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFsvyyD04sY
Bhromor Koyio Giya: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6fG6uEw54w&feature=youtu.be
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Admission Ticket (includes lunch):
Early Bird (until April 30): adult - $30, children under 12 - $20; kids under 5 free
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Melbourne, Dec 26: The comeback man, Zaheer Khan has been the connoisseur of all eyes having grabbed two wickets on Day 1 showing the world that he's back with a bang and also due to his latest hair-do. While some people feel its similar to Rajnikanth in the blockbuster movie Sivaji, others feel its a cool hair-do that makes it difficult for people to take eyes off him! [Also Read: Boxing Day Test: India Vs Australia, Day 1 Report]
[Scorecard: Boxing Day Test: India Vs Australia, Day 1]
Apart from the hair-do, his bowling too was exceptional on Day 1. Sharing the new ball with Ishant Sharma, the duo disturbed the Aussie openers as they tried to play off the first session and avoided risky shots.
A beautiful delivery to dismiss Clarke, showed the world that Zaheer is back with a bang. He also proved that he 's one of the best old ball bowlers across the globe, as he was working on a plan here on Day 1. The ball fooled Clarke as it kept coming in from wider of the stumps, which was mistook by Clarke and an inside edge rattled his stumps. That's the beauty of Zaheer's bowling.
The next delivery was quite brute as it bounded up from a length and snorted past Hussey who was trying to get out of harm's way, while the ball brushed his sleeve and went into Dhoni's gloves. Guess, there was no edge, but there was no UDRS too. As soon as India appealed, umpire Erasmus lifted his finger to signal out! That was the end of Hussey's innings, who's stint at the crease did not last more than a minute.
Though the dismissal wasn't satisfying, Zaheer deserves a lot of appreciation for working out the plan well. He has definitely prepared well for this much awaited tour after he was down with an injury during the England tour.
This is indeed a great start to one of the hardest tour. Zaheer has impressed and has been successful on Day One with figures of 23-5-49-2, giving away 2.13 runs per over. More is expected from Zaheer on Day 2 as he has a very good chance of tapering the tail. Now, the stage is set for the comeback man to get rewarded in Australia.


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Valley Lutheran's LB/FB Nate Saari has committed to play football this fall at Valparaiso University (IN), a Division I FCS school in the Pioneer Football League. I may be wrong, but I think this the first Division I football commitment in VL history.
Congrats to Nate and the VL program!!
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