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TITLE: The Phantom Of The Opera
AUTHOR: Gaston Leroux
GENRE: Horror, Classic, Romance
RATING: 3.5/5 Stars
Living secretly beneath the Paris Opera House, 'The Phantom of the Opera', Erik has haunted those who work there with his demands and shrouded the opera house in fear with the legend of his disfigured face. When Christine joins the company, a young woman with a beautiful voice, Erik is instantly smitten and secretly teaches her to become a great singer.
He soon develops an obsessive love for his beautiful protege, even though she has fallen for her childhood friend, resulting in her disappearance during a performance and sparking a tragic and terrifying chain of events.
What I Liked:
- The way that the story was presented was quite cool - as if Leroux was investigating and uncovering the mysterious disappearances and tales surrounding the Palais Garnier, and presenting his findings as a story. I wasn't expecting that, and it was a pleasant surprise.
- I liked the large amount of context given around Erik too. He felt a little less enigmatic but it also meant that I recognised and understood his life and motivations a bit more. It was nice to see a bit of a nod to some of the key motifs in recent adaptations of this story - the lasso, the monkey, etc.
What I Disliked:
- The story was originally written as a serial and this became evident in the way that very small, unimportant moments became very melodramatic and drawn out. Especially during dialogue.
It was really cool to read this and I felt a bit bad leaving it for so long considering how much I love this story in other media. It's certainly a classic for a reason - written well enough with an interesting story and layout, and certainly plenty of suspense and drama. Some plot points took a while to get through, which was a shame. But overall I liked it!

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In the summer of 1985, an awkward 13-year-old white kid obsessed with hip hop and ping pong takes a family vacation that will show the entire boardwalk of Ocean City, Maryland that he's as funky fresh as it gets.


Lebanon Special School District leaders unveiled the district’s new bus advertising last week and received a check from the business to be used throughout the district.
Todd Isaacs, owner and founder of District Solutions, presented the district with a check for about $16,000 from sponsorships for the advertising campaign.
“It’s just a great, new innovative way to help raise money back to the school system, all at no cost,” Isaacs said.
Through District Solutions, all 29 school busses in the district’s fleet will have the ability to display two banners from advertisers. The display will run for 10 months and 55 percent of the revenue from the advertisements will go back to the district.
“We’re real excited to partner with folks in our city to have an additional revenue source for our school district,” Lebanon Schools Director Scott Benson said. “We’ve talked about it for a few years, but never really followed up on it until the last couple of months. We became aware of District Solutions and what they do for districts, and the good thing about it for us, is we don’t need additional personnel to do this. They do everything for us.”
Lebanon schools became District Solutions’ ninth client after it started about seven years ago in Blount County.
“In a perfect world, we wouldn’t need advertisements, but this is a way to help generate revenue that can help their transportation and school system,” Isaacs said.
The advertisements cannot contain any sexual or political material, or anything related to gambling, drugs or alcohol.
Benson said the program could bring in about $36,000 annually. He said he plans to use the initial $16,000 for school upgrades throughout the district.
Space is still available for advertisers, and Benson and Isaacs said the district should have advertisers for its entire fleet by the start of the 2019-2020 school year.


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Carlos Koiffman Vinokur – VP Business Development Latin America, ISI Mustang Wood Group, Argentina
The VP Business Development Latin America at ISI Mustang Wood Group elaborates on the strategic relevance of Argentina within the group’s regional operations and highlights that the region at large offers significant business opportunities despite the global downturn in commodity prices.
Could you please give us an overview of IS Mustang Wood Group’s footprint in Argentina today?
Argentina has had a lack of investment into infrastructure at large for last 14 years, hence why it is one of the most attractive markets for the future; this market is in need of everything!
ISI is an Argentinian based company operating across the whole region, in 2011 it was acquired by Mustang which belongs to the Wood Group, hence the name ISI Mustang Wood Group. We are currently in the process of merging all operations into one, thereafter we will rebrand as Wood Group; operating under one name in all of the different business units. Our core competence in Argentina is pipeline automation across the entire oil and gas value chain, power generation and mining; the oil and gas segment generates 70 percent of our revenue, the power generation segment 20 percent and the mining segment 10 percent. However, we are the vanguard of extending our operations into the power generation and renewables market, this, however, across the entire region as we identify this segment as major growth opportunity for the future of the group. As of now, we do not offer the entire Wood Group portfolio but are specialized as main automation contractor (MAC), which includes superficial control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems for pipelines for instance.
Having the overview of the region, how would you assess the significance of your Argentinian operations in the regional context?
Our largest market is undoubtedly Mexico, where we are responsible for the majority of pipeline automation work for CFE, Mexico’s main electricity company. Our second most important market is Peru, where we recently won a USD 20 million MAC contract for the implementation of our SCADA system. Bolivia, Chile and Argentina are forming the bottom of the region in terms of revenue. However, having said the former, Argentina has had a lack of investment into infrastructure at large for last 14 years, hence why it is one of the most attractive markets for the future; this market is in need of everything! We are just in the process of deploying a completely new business plan for the Argentinian market in order to drive the growth of our Argentinian affiliate. We will train and deploy a significant larger number of sales personal and specifically target the large EPC companies such as Techint, BTU and Odebrecht among many others. Furthermore, we will expand our operations in Neuquén in anticipation of the development of Vaca Muerta’s shale resources.
As Vaca Muerta seems to be on everyone’s agenda, what opportunities does the second largest shale reserve in the world offer to the Wood Group?
Frankly speaking, we expected the development of Vaca Muerta to gain momentum already three years ago. Obviously the price developments in the oil and gas industry have hindered that development and I do not expect that to change in the short term future. Vaca Muerta is most certainly a huge opportunity for us—even for the country at large— but it is also in need of time.
To what extent will the rebranding and consolidation of the businesses result in an enhanced portfolio?
It will grow extensively. I just recently attended a cross divisional meeting in Mexico, discussing cross selling opportunities in anticipation of the considerable growth of our product portfolio and the business lines we will add in the next four years.
The majority of works carried out by the Wood Group globally are brownfield projects. What type of projects do you anticipate in Argentina in the context if its government’s efforts to increase foreign direct investment into the country?
Argentina is need of adapting and rebuilding the vast majority of its energy infrastructure. Undoubtedly, there will be significant greenfield investments, nonetheless, I am confident that the works on the existing infrastructure will have priority hence why I can confidently say that the majority of business will be brownfield. In four to five years, I expect a lot of greenfield works for us in Vaca Muerta, this, however, is rather the long term future.
Some of the domestic interviewees told us, that being an Argentinian company with the local know-how and network is a significant advantage in the domestic tender system. To what extent is the global footprint of the Wood Group a double edged sword for you when competing in Argentinian tenders?
Being part of the Wood Group is a tremendous advantage! Not only in Argentina but in the regional context; the Wood Group enjoys a global reputation for its operational excellence, being part of this organization opens most of our business opportunities. Most of our clients have worked with the Wood Group somewhere else already, which means we already have a trusting relationship with the client and can tap into insights of the client’s needs who appreciates this fact. The domestic companies’ argument is, that they have the network and connections in the market; we, however, have these too in addition to the strength, know-how and reputation of one of the leading global players in the industry.
Ever since the landslide in commodity prices, the global industry is following a cost containment strategy. How has this affected your operations here in Argentina?
To be completely honest, it is undeniable that the landslide of commodity prices has hurt us as company on a global scale. On the contrast, in the Latin American region we are performing increasingly better due to the types of projects we are carrying out here. Across the region the electricity generation in a combined cycle is growing, regardless of the commodity prices and we have significant projects in this area. We anticipate a similar rise in demand in Argentina which will allow us to outperform the market. The lack of energy infrastructure, as a result of lacking infrastructure investment over the last decade, creates very different conditions contrasting the global outlook—I am confident that our Argentinian business will grow significantly!
To what extent does your global network enable you to actively transfer know-how and technology into Argentina?
Having affiliates across the globe is a significant strategic advantage for us. We are actively deploying our staff in between affiliates in order to have the right know-how at the right affiliate for the right project. Typically, every affiliate has a certain type of project it has most expertise in; if a similar project comes up in another country the know-how exchange is fluent. For instance, the Mexican affiliate is highly experienced in gas pipelines and leakover detection, our Peruvian affiliate has significant expertise in gas terminal projects and the Argentinian affiliate has significant experience in gas compression projects; these experiences are shared by using our workforce according the project rather than the country.
To what extent is it feasible to pursue all of the opportunities you are identifying in Argentina and –if not feasible— which are the opportunities you prioritize?
It is true, that one needs to target certain segments as it would be incredibly hard to outperform in all of them at the same time. In Argentina, we will be focusing strongly on the refining and petrochemical industry in the future, we recognize strong demand in this segment and are pursuing rapid development into this area. Part of this development is to develop solutions reducing the OPEX side of the business rather than the CAPEX side.
How will you be able to reduce the OPEX of your clients?
You need to provide innovative solutions and you need to have the right staff. In aforementioned cross divisional meeting, this has been a topic as well. We have collaboratively shared thoughts and ideas and all of us believe that we have the skills and capacity to meet a tremendous share of the current need in the power and energy segment. Our future—in particular in Latin America—is glistening!
In order to provide high quality products and services you need excellent staff and workforce, how would you assess the talent pool available in Argentina?
We have very talented and highly educated people in Argentina. Our formula is to launch the new kids on the block; we are closely working with the main universities in the country in order to recruit, educate and train the future staff of our group. In regional comparison, Argentina has one of the best talent pool available, in Mexico for instance, proper staffing has become a challenge.
Besides driving an aggressive sales strategy and identifying new opportunities, what are the topics keeping you most busy?
Besides aforementioned opportunities for organic growth, we are also considering a potential acquisition. On a global scale, the Wood Group has carried out some acquisitions in order to enhance technological capabilities and we identify another opportunity to do so in Argentina. I cannot disclose detailed information, nonetheless, I can reveal that as group we also consider inorganic growth and I am confident that this will lead us to success!
Argentina is currently in the spotlight of the global oil and gas community. From your perspective, why is it the right time to come to Argentina?
As mentioned before, I believe that there is a lot that needs to be done in Argentina. However, I am also confident that this is the right moment to be in this market; there are huge opportunities across different segments and we are well positioned in anticipation of a great future.

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text: The coming pieces heavily involve myself and others but on a deeper, psycho analytical level. I will still be involving the body in my final but as a filter for emotions. The plan is to place four different people of separate genders and backgrounds in front of a mirror and question them on their childhood, adolescence and the struggles contained in this. In turn I will be In front of the mirror painting my interpretation of their emotions over there reflection. Sort of like it’s being filtered filter through myself into the painting. The final product will be four A3 images of the final product, four photo sized images of the before product and a film of the process as documentation. This will be filmed and edited by an out source. I’m choosing to do this piece because I struggle to show my own feelings in response to others pain especially though my words. This will be a way to involves myself in this piece and reflect my own emotions into it as well as the participants.

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Drink driving: UK police send warning after increase in arrests
Campaigners are pushing for a new rule which would see offenders given longer sentences if they have both drugs and drink in their bloodstream. The new rule may also introduce a lower blood alcohol limit which will mean less tolerance is given to offenders.
The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) said those who combine alcohol and drugs are likely to be significantly more impaired.
However, they are unlikely to receive a longer sentence despite the added road risk.
The group has also called for an urgent review into drug driving enforcement.
They have called for enforcement to be dramatically increased in the UK, particularly in areas where levels are currently low.
Campaigners are pushing for a new drink and drug driving law
A new report from PACTS has revealed some police forces pick up 10 times more drug drivers than other regions.
Some forces have as many convictions for drug driving as drink driving while others fall behind.
The report shows the high costs and delays with blood tests mean some police forces are simply rationing what should be routine tests.
David Davies, Executive Director of PACTS warned the number of offences may just be the "tip of the iceberg”.
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He warned a “consistent approach” was badly needed to ensure UK roads remained safe.
He said: “This report by PACTS shows we still lack answers to vital questions on drug driving. The number of offences and deaths detected so far may be only the tip of the iceberg.
“The police have made big strides in catching drug drivers over the past five years. But it remains a postcode lottery.
“While some forces are testing hundreds of drivers, others are rationing patrols to a single test. These disparities cannot be explained by differences in drug driving and the danger it creates.
“A more consistent approach is badly needed, with all forces testing for drug driving where it is suspected.
“Driving under the influence of a combination of drink and drugs, even at relatively low levels, is particularly dangerous.
“This is not widely understood and there is no specific offence for drink and drug driving. This needs to change.”
The analysis for PACTS shows 12,391 people were convicted of a drug-driving offence in 2019.
However, they warned numbers are rising fast with reoffending rates increasingly high.
Nearly half of drug driving offences are committed by those who have broken the rule before highlighting the need to get on top of the issue.
Neil Worth, Chief Executive of road safety group GEM said he was “concerned” about the varying levels of enforcement.
He said: “We are concerned that levels of enforcement vary so much from force to force.
“Let’s be clear, driving under the influence of drugs is extremely dangerous and entirely inappropriate.
“This is why we fully support the recommendations of the PACTS report and call for greater consistency in sentencing.
“It is vital to send a strong safety message to those who consider it acceptable to drive after taking drugs.”

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Stevenston sharpshooter Robert Thornton this week insisted he’s earned a third crack at the Betway Premier League - despite a disappointing display at the World Championships.
The Thorn’s hopes of making the final cut of 10 for the 16-week £700,000 event looked up in the air after his first round Ally Pally exit at the hands of Alan Norris.
But he was this week handed one of six available wildcard slots on the back of the his sensational World Grand Prix triumph in October.
His selection, ahead of the likes of world semi-finalist Jelle Klassen, led to a storm of debate on social media but Thornton, speaking exclusively to the Irvine Herald, said he deserves his place among the darting elite.
“Every player has one bad tournament a year and I was just unfortunate that mine was at the world championships.
“Other than that I feel I had a good year. Winning the Grand Prix was obviously a highlight but I also won the European Darts Open in July which some people have maybe forgotten.”
The Thorn, ranked at number seven in the world, previously competed in the Premier League in 2013 and 2014 but was controversially overlooked last year in favour of Belgian ace Kim Huybrechts.
But he reckons this year’ line-up – essentially the top 10 ranked players in the world – means he couldn’t have asked for a tougher time to come back into the fold.
“I made no secret of the fact I was absolutely gutted to miss out last year but I quickly brushed the disappointment off and concentrated on my darts,” he added.
“That is what has earned me another crack at it and I cannot wait to get back on that stage week after week.
“The line-up for this year’s tournament is the best ever in my opinion. It’s the top 10 players in the world going toe-to-toe and it will be a huge challenge but it’s one I’m looking forward to.”
This year’s competition begins on Thursday, February 4 at the First Direct Arena in Leeds and will visit Glasgow’s Hydro on Thursday, March 17.
Play continues across the opening nine weeks before the bottom two players are eliminated following Week Nine’s Judgement Night.
The full line-up of 10 players is Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson, Adrian Lewis, Phil Taylor, Peter Wright, James Wade, Robert Thornton, Michael Smith, Raymond van Barneveld and Dave Chisnall.
● Darts fans in Irvine will have the chance to see The Thorn in exhibition just days after his Premier League appearance in Glasgow.
He's teaming up with Wayne “Hawaii 501” Mardle for what’s sure to an unforgettable afternoon in the Volunteer Rooms on Sunday, March 20.
And he admits he can’t wait to return to the town after going down a storm during his last show in Castlepark Community Centre a year ago.
He said: “The exhibitions are always good fun and it’s a great opportunity to meet the fans - but they also help keep me sharp for competitions.”
The event has been organised by Wullie Burns of Wulbur Promotions who have attracted the likes of World Champion Gary Anderson and world number one Michael Van Gerwen to Ayrshire in the last two years.
Wullie said: “Robert and Wayne are a match made in heaven.
“Robert is a man at the top of his game, the current World Grand Prix Champion and a real homegrown hero.
“With Wayne, what you see on TV is what you get. He’s as daft as a brush but he’s the ultimate showman and no-one comes away from one of his exhibitions feeling shortchanged.
Tickets for the exhibition, which begins at 1pm, are on sale now at £25 .
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As promised, this post about open space use will deal with equestrian users. For this topic I feel that because I don’t ride horses and really don’t know all the issues, I would take advantage of a local expert on the subject, my neighbor Lorna Dobrovolny. Lorna has graciously provided the following article that I think represents very well the feelings of the equestrian community. Take it away Lorna.
In this installment about open space use on the summit, I would like to talk about a user group often left out of the Royal Gorge trail use discussion, horseback riders. I’m a Serene Lakes resident, SLPOA Stewardship Committee member and life-long trail rider. Yet my voice is very faint over the loud rumbling of other user groups. My fellow equestrians and I are perplexed by the objection folks might have to horseback riders. From the time the emigrants followed the trail through Van Norden Meadow to present day when Bob and Judy Suter lived at Serene Lakes and housed their horses in the meadow at Summit Lodge, horses have been part of the Donner Summit landscape.
From Point Mariah, I marvel at the mountain range on the far side of the Royal Gorge. Once every summer at day break, a one-day, 100 mile horse ride along the Western States Trail follows that ridgeline ultimately into the town of Auburn. The Western States Trail Foundation made a generous donation toward the Royal Gorge purchase to support trails and open space on this side of the Gorge. Additionally, Placer County provided $300,000 with a stipulation that equestrians be provided trail access so that horseback riding can continue on the Summit into the future.
As California’s major cities continue to grow, there are fewer public open spaces. We who crave a connection with nature are all being forced to be more tolerant of others’ recreational pursuits. The equestrian community has been squeezed out of many trails as housing tracts and shopping malls replace ranches and open spaces. Equestrians want the same opportunity to enjoy the amazing Royal Gorge landscape as other users. We will respect other users and ask the same in return.
While I still scratch my head about possible objections to horses, here are the concerns I’ve heard through the grapevine.
Horse manure will cause pollution in the lakes
The Truckee-Donner Land Trust (TDLT) has been provided a number of studies that dispute the claim that horse manure will pollute the lakes (I found this article informative). No one is proposing to open a stable to concentrate animal waste. I would suggest that dog waste is a more serious concern. Just so you know, I have two labs and love nothing better than taking them for a hike and meeting other dogs. Serene Lakes has many dog owners. We try to be diligent about minimizing our dogs’ waste. But there are still many more poops from dogs out there than could be generated from a few horses passing through.
Horses eat only grass. They can only pass grass. Horses aren’t allowed in the community. Therefore, there is a significant buffer from the lakes. Dogs, on the other hand, are part of the community’s landscape. Dogs eat meat and a lot of other things. And what comes out the other end can be anyone’s guess, especially if you own a labrador.
Horses cause erosion
Yes to some extent, horses can cause a certain amount of erosion. Proper trail construction can alleviate erosion problems from both bike and equestrian use. Considering the soil disruption from the recent tree thinning operation, I think trail use impacts are less of an issue than other forest management activities. Having spoken to John Svahn many times, I believe TDLT will be a conscientious manager and strive to minimize these problems.
If I was made aware of other concerns regarding horses, I would be happy to discuss them. Why horses were excluded from the west side trails and the Summit Lodge trailhead has me scratching my head. It precludes access to other trails since the bridge over Sterling Canyon is unsafe. Additionally there is no water for horses other than in the meadow. Those of you with dogs know that our four-legged friends can get pretty thirsty on a warm summer day. Access to a water source seems only possible from the community. As the area gets developed, I was hoping that we could have a water trough at the Summit trailhead as well as the sheep pens. Please know that the current plan gives only one place to park, the sheep pens. Other users can park anywhere, even though there is sufficient space at the Summit trailhead. I’ve parked three rigs there in the past. Limiting parking limits the number of users.
It’s very unlikely Royal Gorge will have a large number of equestrians. Our riding window is quite short on the Summit. We generally have to wait until the snow is gone and if there’s no water available other than the meadow, we are challenged to make the ride distance worth our trip up the mountain. I live near Auburn, likely the main source of Summit trail riders. I have a difficult time recruiting riding buddies to make the trek to Royal Gorge. There are so many other lovely trails in the foothills. The High Sierra Horse Camp, one of the struggling businesses on the Summit, has yet to be fully utilized. Regardless of our numbers, we are excited about the opportunity to gain new trails to replace those we’ve lost. We ask to be treated as fairly as other user groups.
Horses provide an inviting, family-friendly way to enjoy the natural world. Most horses are docile, quiet and nice to be around if their senses aren’t overloaded by loud noises and fast moving objects. They fit nicely into the Royal Gorge environment.
I really favor TDLT’s “Spirit of Howdy”. How we treat our fellow trail users will make or break this endeavor of trail development. I cannot tell you how many rude people and dangerous situations I have encountered in over 20 years of riding in the Auburn and Folsom State Recreation Areas. Just a couple of months ago, I had a sad encounter with a group of rude mountain bikers who completely ignored my pleas to slow down after I’d come off my horse and injured my leg at the Hidden Falls Regional Park. Let’s not do this at Royal Gorge!
Is it really so difficult to smile and say hello while you pass others? If you’re on a bike and you encounter hikers, dogs or horses, please slow down, say hello and pass safely. If you’re walking your dogs, gather them up while you’re saying hello to fellow users. If your favorite thing is to run with rap music streaming from your mobile device, please use only one ear bud so you can hear others approach and say hello. I can’t help that city life makes people so uptight. Only you can leave that stress behind and be kind to strangers. We aren’t the enemy. We’re your new friends. Say hello to human kindness and may we all enjoy sharing this very special place called Royal Gorge.


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Lesson learned: Put something on your bucket list that you never would have thought of! In October 2014 (see my previous posts about this trip), hubby and I went with Odysseys Unlimited to tour parts of Portugal and northern Spain. One of my favorite spots, early in the trip, was the town of Obidosh. A […]
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February 16th, 2015 · No Comments · Art, Education, Lesson Learned, Musings, photo of the week, retirement, Spain & Portugal 2014, travel
October 31st, 2014 · No Comments · Spain & Portugal 2014, travel
Ginja cherries that is! This day was one of my favorites of this trip with Odysseys. The day began with packing and loading onto the bus. Our end goal of the day was Porto, but on the way we would visit the towns of Obidos and Navaree. Less than an hour outside from Lisbon we […]
October 17th, 2014 · No Comments · eating, photo of the week, Spain & Portugal 2014, travel
Since I have high-speed connection at this hotel tonight, I’ll just post some pictures of today and the last few days. Tomorrow we head to Pamplona & a parador at Bielsa in the Pyrenees for two nights. Not every hotel has had great internet, so for tonight enjoy the photos!
October 15th, 2014 · No Comments · photo of the week, retirement, Site Seeing, Spain & Portugal 2014, travel, Walking
Goodness, I really don’t know where to start, and the days of touring are incredible long, so tiredness sets in at this hour of almost 11 pm. We began today at 7 am, getting our bags outside the door of our room, down to have an incredible breakfast, and onto the bus. Today’s schedule had […]
October 14th, 2014 · No Comments · eating, Food, Learning Spanish, My Goals, retirement, Site Seeing, Spain & Portugal 2014, travel
Although I’ve had a whole week on the road tomorrow, I haven’t taken or had much time to put up a post! We’ve done so much in just a few days! Today, we arrived after driving on the bus (coach) all morning going from Santiago de Compostela to Leon, Spain! Beautiful countryside, pleasant driving conditions, […]

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Date Published: 18th September 2014
Author: Sharon Parry

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Social service agencies in Citrus County love getting donations of used furniture, clothes and household items for people in need. But not on their front doorstep. And only during regular business hours, please.
It may sound like a minor detail, but for a non-profit organization on a tight budget, removing goods that are not, well, any good can be costly.
"We do sometimes get stuff left for us that we just can't use," said Jean Sweeney, a volunteer with the Daystar Life Center in Crystal River. "So we have to take it to the landfill."
And that costs money _ money that could be spent helping people, said Nola Patterson, executive director of Citrus United Basket in Inverness.
She once arrived at the CUB office to find a rain-soaked sofa-bed in front of the door.
"When it rains, it's twice as heavy and costs twice as much to dump," she said. "We want people to bring things, but only when we're open for business."
Leanne Hadsell, the president of Citrus United Basket, said she doesn't blame the people who leave the donations. Perhaps they can't afford to dump it themselves and think they're doing a good deed by donating, she said.
She would like the county to consider waiving the tipping fee at the landfill for non-profit agencies.
"It amounts to a lot of money," she said. "We don't have it, but I'm sure the people who left the stuff behind didn't have it either."
Hadsell said she has written a letter to county officials about the matter but was politely told there was nothing they could do.
County Commissioner Gary Bartell said it's not the first time he has heard the complaint. The Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranch also has approached the commission about the issue.
Bartell said he understands the predicament but doesn't think the county can afford to waive the fee for every non-profit group.
"I have compassion for them, personally, but depending on the volume, it could be very costly to the county," he said. "The board thought it would open the door to more problems."
Bartell has suggested that agencies post signs asking donors to wait until business hours to leave their goods.
Dawn Arline, executive secretary for the United Way of Citrus County, said she believes an exemption makes perfect sense.
"I don't understand why (the county) wouldn't agree to it," she said. "These are non-profit agencies, and the money could be put to much better use."


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GLSEN Condemns Disney's Silent Involvement on Florida's Don't Say Gay Bill
March 18, 2022
GLSEN Condemns Disney's Silent Involvement on Florida's "Don't Say Gay" Bill
Melanie Willingham-Jaggers (they/she), GLSEN Executive Director:
"Silence and erasure can take many forms, but what is happening right now is that corporations practice silence while giving money to politicians who are working to erase the vulnerable population GLSEN is working to protect. Since its introduction, the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ has had a chilling effect on LGBTQ+ youth, who already experience victimization such as bullying, harassment, and discrimination. The passage of hateful bill has emboldened extremists to step up their targeted harassment of those who dare oppose this harmful agenda.
"National and local LGBTQ organizations across the country, like GLSEN and our two Chapters in Florida, Collier County and Tampa Bay, have been fighting an uphill battle against this bill since the start of the legislative session. We were blindsided to learn that Disney, a corporate partner of GLSEN’s, was silent in their financial involvement with legislators behind the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill.
"We have an expectation that those we partner with would not work against us, but the silence against this hateful bill from Disney CEO Bob Chapek until public pressure forced a reaction speaks volumes and we are angry and deeply disappointed.
"This is not a partisan issue. When it comes to advancing LGBTQ+ justice for young people in schools there is no such thing as neutrality.
"GLSEN is heartbroken for the LGBTQ+ youth in Florida and nationwide. We understand that this is only the beginning of an ongoing fight against LGBTQ+ erasure in schools and communities. We will continue advocating in Florida and beyond and hold all corporations accountable to speak out, stand up, and fight against the hateful and discriminatory attacks that our LGBTQ+ community is facing across the country."

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Longmire was the highest-rated scripted series on the A&E network when they cancelled it last year, much to the outrage of devoted fans. It skewed to older viewers and A&E wanted youth, which advertisers pay a premium for. Netflix, however, had great success streaming the old seasons – in fact, it’s where I first discovered the show – and kept the series alive.
The fourth season debuts on Thursday, September 10. If you haven’t caught up with the show yet or want a refresher, Netflix has the first three seasons.
Based on the novels by Craig Johnson and starring Australian actor Robert Taylor as laconic Sheriff Walt Longmire, Longmire is a modern frontier cop show set in rural Wyoming and rooted in character. Taylor comes from Australia but he seems born to the American frontier: short on talk, long on hunches, careful to keep confrontations from escalating but quick on the draw when necessary. He lopes naturally through the forests and fields in boots and his cowboy hat perches naturally on his head.
TV is always looking for a new twist on the familiar genre and this take on the mystery procedural is distinctive and effective. This is a culture of rugged individualists suspicious of any kind of authority coming on to their land. The first episode makes the point clearly with the tension between the local law and the reservation cops, a situation that clearly has a very deep history.
Filling out Walt’s team is Katee Sackhoff (Battlestar Galactica) as former Chicago homicide cop Vic (short for Victoria) Moretti, who isn’t fond of the change in social culture but is protective of her boss, Bailey Chase’s Branch Connally, the deputy sheriff who mellows somewhat from his insubordinate attitude in the first episode, and The Ferg (Adam Bartley), who appears to be something of a bumbler but is in fact a fine and loyal deputy.
Lou Diamond Phillips is Walt’s buddy Henry Standing Bear, who owns the local bar and helps out, especially when reservation politics get involved, and Cassidy Freeman is his daughter Cady, frustrated at the way Walt shuts her out with everyone else. Walt’s stoicism is just as much a weakness as it is a strength, as the final episodes of the first season reveal.
The second season carries us through a contentious campaign for Sheriff to Election Day (where deputy Bailey, backed by the local business interests, runs against Longmire) and bring a vengeful figure from Vic’s past back to cause her trouble and the third features a brutal, nearly fatal attack on Bailey from what he’s convinced is a supernatural force: the “white warrior,” ostensibly the spirit of a dead man from the nearby reservation back for vengeance. Through it all runs the loss of Walt’s wife, an unsolved murder that hangs over Walt and Henry like a shadow when the prime suspect is found dead and both friends are under suspicion.
This is one of the best mystery shows out there, smartly written and beautifully produced. The landscape dominates the show and the setting lends itself to an austere style, with a few characters set against a stark landscape or a small town barroom, and the show has a pace and tone to match. (New Mexico subs for Wyoming for the production.)
Looking for a good episode to try out before committing to it? Try the second season opener “Unquiet Mind,” which sends Walt into the mountains after an escaped prisoner while a snowstorm rages and Henry trailblazes after him on horseback. It plays like a short film in its own right, a muscular manhunt in miniature with one man taking on the elements to take down his quarry.


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Current Affairs June 2016
General knowledge Today, main points:
• BJP may sack Khadse as he refuses to quit.
• UCLA murder-suicide case: shooter is an Indian IITian.
• Sting show, Karnataka: MLAs seeking bribes ahead of RS poll!
• PM and LT Governor trying to create hurdles for state: Delhi CM
• Mathura combat: 1 policeman killed, several injured
• Washington: scientist submitting a project to built synthetic human genome!
• Universe expanding faster than predicted: Astronomers
• Sania-Dodig setup French open mixed double final
Current affairs of 3rd June 2016, elaborations:
BJP may sack Khadse as he refuses to quit.
After the huge controversy about the link between Dawood Ibrahim and Maharashtra Revenue Minister Eknath Khadse, the BJP party president Amit Shah has asked the party unit of the state Maharashtra to submit a detail report over the allegations made against MRM, on 2dn June, Thursday. According to the internal news of the party, the state CM asks for the resign from the minister amid the growing controversy. As the minister refuse to resign, the government is planning to sack him!
UCLA murder-suicide case: shooter is an Indian IITian.
The murder and suicide case of that California University has emerged with a shocking turn on 2nd June, Thursday. After recovering the bodies of two persons from the campus of the UCLA, the police have claimed that the murderer was an Indian IITian, named Mainak Sarkar who had come to this university to peruse his Ph.D. The dead IITian had claimed in his blog that one professor of the University, named William Clug, had stolen his research theory and gave it to another student! Mentionable here that Clug is that another person whose body was found from the campus!
Sting show, Karnataka: MLAs seeking bribes ahead of RS poll!
Sting operation always shows an unexpected turn for the utmost cases and so is happened in the case of Karnataka MLAs matter! Recently a video goes viral by one renowned news channel of the country that shows the Karnataka MLAs are desperately seeking bribes ahead of RS poll! The channels emphasized this news as the ‘Rajyasabha
Bazar’ in a sarcastic way!
PM and LT Governor trying to create hurdles for state: Delhi CM
The CM of the state Delhi, Mr. Arvind Kejriwal is firing a fresh salvo against the Indian PM Narendra Modi and the governor for the state Mr. Najeeb Jung, on Thursday, 2nd June by claiming that PM and Lt governor are creating Hurdles for the Delhi government to prevent the progress of state!
Mathura combat: 1 policeman killed, several injured
An unexpected anti-encroachment has taken place in Mathura, on 2nd June, Thursday between police and an antisocial team. The clash has turn into an ugly phrase while a police officer shot dead in this combat! Though the only policeman was killed in this fight, several are seriously injured and admitted to the hospital.
Washington: scientist submitting a project to built synthetic human genome!
A group of 25 scientists in Washington has proposed and ambitious project on Thursday, 2nd June, that is about to create a synthetic human genome or genetic blueprint in an endeavor that is bound to raise concern over the extent to which human life can be engineered!
Universe expanding faster than predicted: Astronomers
A recent report from Florida has revealed that the universe is expanding faster than previously believed! A surprising discovery that could test part of Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, a pillar of cosmology that has withstood challenges for a century!
Sania-Dodig setup French open mixed double final
Sania Mirza and Ivan Dodig have setup for the French open mixed double final after they registered a hard-fought victory in semi –final on Thursday, 2nd June. The team will play against the setup of Leander Paes and Martina Hingis, who also have won the semi-final match on the same day!
Current Affairs of 3rd June 2016 pdf download free – Click Here


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Some deep thoughts on Mike Napoli’s long ball
TORONTO — So much for Mike Napoli shortening his swing with two strikes.
Napoli did not miss an 0-2 fastball from Sergio Santos in the 11th inning last night, blasting just the 17th ball in history to the fifth and final deck at Rogers Centre to punctuate an 11-7 Red Sox victory against the Blue Jays.
“My God,” Clay Buchholz said. “I don’t think he choked up on that one.”
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© Christian Steiner
Hobson's programmes demonstrate a repertoire that spans centuries, extraordinary command of styles and scholarly vision, in addition to notable keyboard prowess. His recordings and recital performances encompass a cross-section of works from mammoth to miniature: the complete cycle of Beethoven Sonatas, all of the Brahms Variations, Rachmaninov's Études-Tableaux and Preludes, the Chopin/Godowsky Études, Bach's 'Goldberg Variations' and contemporary works written for him by Ridout, Lees, Liptak and Gardner.
Ian Hobson frequently performs work for piano four-hands and two pianos with his wife, Claude Edrei Hobson. With their six children they make their home in Urbana, lllinois.
Alphabetical listing of all musical works
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The star was in a no nonsense mood during a concert in Melbourne
Adele has proved herself a unique performer on many occasions - from regularly interacting with her audience on current events, to helping with engagements or just being her very amusing self. But the latest intervention at her own gig got her mad when the singer had to call out a security guard after he tried to stop fans dancing at her concert.
Adele called out a security guard who kept telling her fans to sit down
The multi-award winning superstar - who recently dedicated her Album of the Year Grammy to Beyoncé - has been touring in Australia and recently had a to do with some of the staff at her Melbourne show.
As one security guard went around the stalls, telling her fans to sit down and stop dancing, the Hello hitmaker decided enough was enough.
The mouthy mother-of-one addressed the jobsworth and said: "Excuse me sir? I know you work here but could you stop telling people to sit down?
"This is a music show."
She added: "If people can’t see then they can stand up. If you’re moaning about people dancing, what the f*** have you come to a show for?"
Adele has been surprising concert goers with new aspects of her personality every time she takes to the stage and her legions of many fans have been loving it.
The star revealed she had secretly married her long-term beau and father to her son, Simon Konecki, during her Brisbane concert and she helped a gay couple get engaged in front of 77,000 people during her set in Melbourne.
It seems that the star is not afraid to say what she thinks.
Airing her further frustration, London-born Adele added: "If I see one more person be told to sit down, I swear to God."
Don’t test, Adele, she won’t have it at all.


MULBERRY GROVE THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT
FATHER MCGIVNEY CATHOLIC 54, COWDEN-HERRICK/BEECHER CITY 49: In the Mulberry Grove Thanksgiving tournament, McGivney led a close game throughout to take its first win of the year over Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City.
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The Griffins led in all four quarters, holding edges of 18-12, 28-24 and 37-33 after the first three quarters, then outscored the Bobcats in the fourth quarter 17-16 to take the win.
David Carroll led McGivney with 14 points, while Noah Garner scored 11 points, Ryker Keller scored nine points, Drew Kleinheider had eight points, Nolan Keller added seven points and Spencer Sundberg and Chase Jansen both had two points each.
The Griffins are now 1-1, while CHBC is 0-1.
ROXANA HOOPSGIVING TOURNEY
FREEBURG 64, STAUNTON 57: Staunton had a very strong first and fourth quarters, but the middle periods proved to be decisive as Freeburg took the win over the Bulldogs.
Staunton held a 24-14 first quarter lead, but the Midgets rallied in the second to go ahead 33-30 and extended the advantage to 52-37, with Staunton outscoring Freeburg in the fourth quarter 20-12, with the Midgets taking the win.
Braden Buffing ton led the Bulldogs with 21 points, while Isiah Laux added 14 points, Lucas Dillon had eight points, Ethan Sharp added six points, Jeremiah Graham scored four points and both Aaron Bodner and Ben Atkins had two points each.
The Midgets open their season 1-0, while Staunton drops to 0-2.
COLLINSVILLE 67, HERRIN 39: Collinsville jumped out tot a quick 10-0 lead en route to their 2,200 career win in the season opener at Herrin.
The Kahoks led all the way, holding leads of 22-12, 33-18 and 49-25 after the first three quarters, then outscored the Tigers in the fourth quarter 18-14.
Zach Chambers led Collinsville with 20 points, with Jamorie Wysinger scoring 16 points, Nick Horras had 10 points, Stanley Carnahan scored seven points, both Tyree Brister and Chase Reynolds had five points each and both Solomon Talbot and Evan Wilkinson scored two points apiece.
The Kahoks start off 1-0, while Herrin begins its season 0-1.
CARLINVILLE 39, WHITE HALL NORTH GREENE 37: Carlinville rallied from a first quarter deficit to take their season opener at North Greene.
The Spartans led after the first quarter 7-3, but the Cavaliers roared back to take a 21-9 halftime lead, then led after three quarters 29-22, with North Greene outscoring Carlinville 15-10 in the final period, but the Cavies taking the opening win.
Dom Alepra led the Cavaliers with 16 points, while Sawyer Smith had eight points, Matt Dunn scored six points, Triston Thompson came up with four points, Tate Duckles scored three points and Camden Naugle had two points.
Jacob Hinsey led the Spartans with 13 points, while Garrett Hazelwonder had 11 points, Luke Farris scored eight points and Brody Berry scored five points.
Carlinville opens its season 1-0, while North Green starts at 0-1.
The result for Red Bud at Valmeyer was not available.
CARLINVILLE 45, GREENFIELD NORTHWESTERN 23: Carlinville won its second straight game in as many days in gaining the win over Northwestern at the Carlinville Big House.
The Cavaliers led all the way through, with edges of 10-5, 27-7 and 34-17 after the first three quarters, outscoring the Tigers in the fourth 11-6.
Kaitlyn Reels led Carlinville with 11 points, while Isabella Tiburzi had 10 points, both Jordyn Loveless and Braley Wiser had six points each, Madeline Murphy and Hannah Gibson had five points apiece and Addy Jines scored two points.
The Cavies are now 3-1, while the Tigers start off 0-1.
HARDIN CALHOUN/BRUSSELS 62, GILLESPIE 49: Three players scored in double figures as Calhoun/Brussels won over Gillespie at Ringhausen Gym.
The Warriors led all the way, holding leads of 11-2, 26-14 and 44-35 after the first three periods, outscoring the Miners in the fourth quarter 19-14.
Kate Zipprich led Calhoun with 21 points and 11 rebounds, while Audrey Gilman had 19 points and five steals, Sadie Kiel had 10 points, Gracie Klass had seven points and five assists and both Bralyn Lammy and KIera Sievers had two points each.
The Warriors are now 1-1, while Gillespie goes to 2-1.
EAST ST. LOUIS 47, TRIAD 45: In a close affair, East St. Louis came from behind to take the win over Triad in the home opener at the newly renovated East St. Louis High gym.
The Knights held a 10-9 lead after the first quarter, then increased the lead to 24-22 at halftime, then upped the advantage to 39-34 after three quarters. The Flyers outscored Triad 13-6 in the final quarter to get the win
Makenna Witham led Triad with 20 points, while Erica Boyce hit for 11 points, Savannah Hildebrand scored nine points and Delaney Hess, Maddie Hunt and Lexi Metcalf all had two points each.
Ryale Mosly was the top scorer for East Side with 15 points, while Imari Box added three points.
The Flyers are now 3-0, while the Knights slip to 2-2.
In the Nashville Thanksgiving Tip-Off tournament, Mt. Vernon defeated Collinsville 57-37.
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