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It is the fifth time the utes have raced at Barbagallo in their 13-year history.
The first was in 2008 and this is the third year in a row since 2011.
The weekend's racing will be the second out of eight rounds in this year's championship,
The V8 ute lap record is held by Tony Longhurst set in a Holden VE 1:07.3147 in race 1 last year.
Wanneroo two-time V8 ute champion Grant Johnson set the first lap record at Barbagallo in race 3, 2008 in a time of 1.07.8272 and held on to that until race 3, 2012 when it was broken by Kim 'The Assassin' Jane.
Johnson is the most successful driver in the V8 utes at Barbagallo, having won the round almost every time he has raced at the event (2008 and 2011).
David Sieders (131) is leading this year's championship.
Ford has won five races and Holden seven at Barbagallo.
Racing schedule:
Friday, May 16 " practice 1, 8.40am, practice 2, 11.35am, qualifying 2.55pm.
Saturday, May 17 " race 1, 9.40am, race 2, 3.45pm.
Sunday, May 18 " race 3, 12.58pm.


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Shin Megami Tensei figured out something back in the SNES era which the Final Fantasy franchise seems to be struggling with for almost ten years, how to number sequels. As a rule of thumb, numbered SMT games are those which are set in post apocalypse Tokyo and the nameless hero is a blank slate who goes forth to battle it out between the warring factions struggling to determine the fate of Tokyo, humanity, and eventually all of existence.
The game which was subtitled Strange Journey was originally intended to be Shin Megami Tensei IV, but since it was set in the Antarctic there was no roman numeral for it. It's actually a pretty good system where most of the franchise consist of "spinoffs" which have the freedom be their own thing while the core of the series remains consistent but can benefit from lessons learned in spinoffs.
Your adventure begins with a sense that the weight of destiny is on you and become familiar with your home country the Eastern Kingdom of Mikado. First question that pops up is what the kingdom is to the east of, but a lot of obvious questions about the society seems to be pushed to the side. Mikado is a nation comprised of two classes, and a mishmash of West and East which seems to be an elaborate prank pulled on the people.
Our blank slate protagonist is summoned to the capitol for a certain rite and is among several of his peers who are chosen to be Samurai, warriors who enter a secret cavern to do battle with demons (catchall term for any supernatural being, even beings like angels and unicorns are demons in the SMT universe) and use a piece of out of place technology to even recruit them to the cause.
Among your peers are Jonathan the dapper and polite Law Hero, Walter the brash and direct Chaos Hero, and Isabeau the indecisive and manga loving Neutral Heroine. Previous titles had characters who would represent the different lines of thinking, but unlike earlier games we get to spend more time with these heroes. This is a significant improvement from previous games as we get to see how their thinking evolves as the plot unfolds, at least for the Chaos Hero.
Alignments have been a core feature of the SMT series, specifically with the core series, with varying degrees of importance. Law represents the aspiration of a utopian society where the citizens want for nothing and diligently serve their god and fellow man, or die. Chaos uses the sales pitch of freedom and striving to excel on one's own strength, but this generally manifests as a return to the state of nature where the biggest brute has the most slaves.
Neutrals vary from indifferent, indecisive, and humanists who want to push for a balance of order and freedom. Some are inclined to see Neutral as the optimal path, but it still requires a lot of killing. As of late I've been having apprehensions about moral choice systems where one choice is arbitrarily labeled one thing or another, but SMT deserves leeway because they have been doing this in the Super Nintendo era and many many years before mainstream games ran the concept into the ground.
Most games with moral choice systems often do so in order to make the player go through a game twice to see the inconsequential differences for a rather samey experience. What makes Shin Megami Tensei different is that they aim to have each side represented fairly and allow them to make reasonable points, and then leave the player to make up their own minds about the best way to proceed.
For a significant chunk of the game you have a uniform experience, but after a certain point the plot will take on distinct paths based on the player's affinity between the three lines of thought. This can be frustrating at time when characters who seem to be really important show up then vanish to be never seen again, but it makes some sense that if you are taking distinct paths that there are insights that will be specific to each path. I'm reminded of what many of the good visual novels do in making the choices matter.
Fortunately there are no bonuses associated with how deep you are into an alignment, so you don't have to game the system to make one path or another especially worthwhile. However, it does create moments where you can be on one path but have made decisions which sabotage the people you are aligned with.
In my own case I ended up on the Law path but did a very unlawful thing with Walter and even when I was "locked in" the Law path I was still able to due sidequests which meant me thumbing my nose at the individuals I had thrown in with. Still this is preferable to games which sell hard the "choice" element and constantly shape the universe to bend to your whim (but not really).
Combat first and foremost takes it cues from Nocturne with the Press Turn system. By striking weaknesses or critical hits a party can perform extra actions, but loses actions by using an attack that misses or which the target is immune to and loses their turn entirely with the target absorbs or deflects the attack.
This requires strategic thinking that is far more complex than your typical RPG but is easy enough to grasp that it's not an obtuse mess like many JRPGs which pass off their crappy design as "hardcore." Adding on to the exploitation of elements is the Smirk, which occurs periodically when a character strikes a weakness or renders an attack on themself useless.
The Smirk has two effects: First, it will negate weaknesses and physical attacks often wiff against the smirking character. Second, an attack from a smirking character will deal extra damage and melee attacks are almost always critical hits.
The Smirk effect can take place even when they benefit from a Tetrakarn or Makarakarn they did not cast themselves. This can be especially useful for getting the whole combat party to Smirk, which results in the party completely recovering and this can turn the tables or ensure the player's dominance.
One way which SMT IV mixes up the formula is by removing the Vitality stat so there's no real way to pad your defenses other than raising HP through leveling and better armor. This means that if you are not careful demons of much lower levels can completely mess you up, but it also means that you can totally dominate a boss with a much higher level if you can exploit weaknesses and protect yourself against whatever they dish out.
Further, the player can now save anywhere so when dealing with bosses you can just save beforehand and use the first attempt to poke and prod enemy elemental alignments then take another go at it fresh. Also, there's now the option to bribe Charon for a resurrection with either in-game Macca or through Play Coins on your 3DS. Battle is a high risk affair, but the system is such that it doesn't completely punish the player.
That said, the very beginning of the game can be the most strenuous part of the game as the player has the most paltry of supplies, no allies, no skills, and no apps. Save scrubbing and running back to the barracks to heal is the only way to grind sufficiently to get demons to your side and learn their skills. This makes a nice segway to the contact system, and the most basic skill you learn in dealing with demons is Scout.
Through a combination of bribes and mind games, the player is able to convince just about any monster they encounter on the field to join their cause. At first this will prove tricky as demons are jerks, but as you listen to how they talk you will begin to recognize patterns in the personalities of various demons and will be able to apply lessons from previous negotiations to successfully get a demon to join your side.
One of the main perks of recruiting demons is that it gives the enemy something else to smack around. The other big appeal of enlisting the aid of demons is that when they level up you might be able to learn some or all of their skills and if you already have a matching skill it can be augmented. As long as you don't give up in the early part of the game it won't be long before you have a decent array of skills and become a powerhouse in your own right.
When your character levels up they get refilled health and magic points as well as something called App Points. The first time I saw Apps were in Strange Journey and they consisted mostly of programs you would use to navigate the hellish black hole of Yergunadie and a mixed bag of secondary programs which varied between sorta useful, highly situational, and never use. In SMT IV the Apps you can use vary from awesome to nice if you have the points to spare.
Among the unlockable Apps are additional demon conversation skills which let you negotiate a ceasefire, trade for an item, or even convince them to heal you. All of these are nice, but most of these perks you can enjoy if you attempt to recruit a demon species which you already have in your stock (Very useful in the beginning when you are trying hard to simply not die). However, you can upgrade the Scout skill to include perks like recruited demons trying to get other demons to join the party, give you money or items, or my personal favorites where they get bonus points to their stats and learn an extra skill.
One aspect in which SMT seems to have taken cues from modern gaming is the formalizing of sidequests and organizing the main plot into a series of quests. I had first seen this in Strange Journey, though Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abbadon also had a formal structure for sidequests. SMT IV appears to be borrowing from MMOs as you most reliably get money and experience points as rewards for the completion of quests and you get a lot of sidequests thrown at you over the course of the game.
Some are very MMO in nature such as "Kill X creatures" or "Kill certain creatures until you get Y items," but you do get a few which flesh out details in the main plot, offer a subplot for you to indulge in, or get a cameo from a well known mythological figure who may or may not have been important in previous SMT stories. Overall it's not a bad system for organizing quests in contrast to just stumbling onto some side thing out of the blue, but it can be a little jarring at times, "You just discovered a horrifying secret! Congratulations! You have just finished the quest!"
I won't lie; I've been pining for a direct sequel to Nocturne. Specifically, I really wanted to follow up on the True Demon ending where the main character leads an army of demons for war against the heavens. Shin Megami Tensei IV is still a worthy successor to the franchise and a nice addition to the core series.
Still not too jazzed about it being on the 3DS, especially since the 3D doesn't do jack to enhance the game, but it's a way of keeping the production costs down. That kind of restraint is welcome in an industry which likes to explode production and marketing budgets while praying for impossible sales in order to break even. Definitely a must play for someone who wants a legitimately challenging JRPG which isn't user hostile.


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September 10, 1964 - June 1, 2019
Westmont, Illinois | Age 54
John C. Schwickert, 54, of Westmont, IL, passed away suddenly on June 1, 2019 due to injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. He was born September 10, 1964 to the late William and Hazel "Pat" (Boltie) Schwickert.
John had been self-employed at the time of his death. He was always someone that could build or fix anything. Throughout his life he had a great love of anything with wheels, from mini bikes, go carts, cars and finally his greatest love, motorcycles. John owned many bikes and loved to customize them. He built several throughout his life.
John is survived by his daughter, Brittany; five grandchildren, TJ, Trenton, Brandon William, Brooklyn and Bentley; two sisters, Carol McIlnay and Patricia (Richard) Brummel; niece, Cara Barrera; two nephews, Kyle McIlnay and Ian McIlnay.
Along with his parents John was preceded in death by his son, Brandon Steffen.
Visitation will take place on Wednesday, June 12, 2019 from 4 PM until time of service 7 PM at The Healy Chapel, 370 Division Drive, Sugar, Grove, IL 60554. Burial will be private.
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Occurrence and isolation of some Fusarium species associated with crown and root rot disease in some wheat fields of Duhok, IKR, Iraq
Bareen Sidqi Shareef Al-Tovi1 , Raed Abduljabbar Haleem1
1 Plant Protection Department, College of Agriculture, University of Duhok, Duhok Province, Kurdistan Region , Iraq
Original: 04/12/2017, Revised: 29/01/2018, Accepted: 06/02/2018, Published online:
DOI Link: https://doi.org/10.17656/jzs.10679
The current work was conducted on crown and root rot disease of wheat incited by Fusarium species. A survey was carried out in several wheat fields at Sumel, Duhok province including: (Camone, Hajsne, Namrik, Sharia and Sumel center) during booting and heading stages of wheat in April to May and Ripening in May to Jun during the growing season 2014/15. The symptoms were obvious in all the locations as yellowing, stunting, and browning discoloration of lower stems and roots. The highest disease incidence in both stages was found in Hajsne (67.2% and 74.4%, respectively), while the lowest disease incidence was recorded in Camone (21.6%) at the first survey and increased to (41.6%) in the second survey in Namrike. Fusarium graminearum, F. oxysporum, F. solani, F. avenaceum, and F. nivale were isolated from root and crown of wheat. F. graminearum was isolated at high frequency (56%) followed by F. oxysporum (23%). The prevalence of Fusarium species was varied with concern to locations. The highest prevalence of F. graminearum was reported in Camone (70%) followed by Namrike (64%) and the lowest prevalence found in Sumel center (29%), while F. oxysporum and F. solani were the superior species in Sumel center (36%) and Hajsne (22%) respectively. Fusarium spp. were isolated from all wheat fields in both stages, at (Booting to Heading) it was higher accumulated in roots with (42%), increased to (58%) in the (Ripening) which mostly isolated from crown. Pathogenicity test of isolated Fusarium species was performed in greenhouse. F. graminearum, F. oxysporum and F. solani resulted more disease incidence and severity than remaining tested species with obvious symptoms of crown and root discoloration, reducing of wheat growth and wilting.
Key Words: Fusarium species, Crown and Root Rot, Field survey, Morphological Identification, Wheat
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Learning a foreign language adds an impressive skill to your resume. When hiring managers see language proficiency on your application, they instantly know a few key things about you: that you're dedicated to lifelong learning and professional development, that you have an understanding of another culture, and that you are able to communicate with foreign colleagues or counterparts in their native language. Knowledge of a language other than English can make you the go-to in your office for specific international projects, giving you the opportunity to contribute to your team in a major way… or even to leverage your skills toward your next promotion!
Of course, any foreign language skills will be valuable to you in your professional endeavors. In particular industries or companies, though, certain languages may prove more useful than others. To really impress your boss or better qualify you for a new position, consider studying one of these important languages for business.
Germany is home to many of the world's most powerful international businesses, including corporate giants like BOSCH, Siemens, Deutsche Bank, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche. German is the most widely spoken native language in the European Union; outside of Germany, it is spoken in Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Lichtenstein, regions of northern Italy, and several other European nations.
Number of speakers worldwide: 229 million
Critical industries: automotive engineering, chemicals, IT/telecommunications, electronics, steel and metal, energy, manufacturing
In spite of its small size, Japan boasts one of the world's most robust economies, with the 3rd highest global GDP. In Japan, adhering to cultural principles is an important part of successful negotiation and partnership. Familiarity with these values, with the meaning of body language in Japanese culture, and with the Japanese perspective on meetings (in short, that their purposes is primarily for information gathering, rather than for decision-making) is absolutely essential for positive business interactions. Making an effort to speak the language can go a long way in gaining respect from Japanese counterparts, making Japanese one of the most important languages for business
Number of speakers worldwide: 127 million
Critical industries: consumer electronics, optics, fibers, automotive manufacturing
China's economy is the fastest-growing in the world, and the second-largest based on GDP. As the top global exporter of goods and leading nation for trade, China is only continuing to grow as an international economic powerhouse. As with Japan, understanding cultural cues is especially crucial when dealing with Chinese business partners. Business dealings in China are conducted according to a fixed hierarchical structure, and building trusting relationships is of the utmost importance to successful negotiation. Offering pleasantries and introductions in Mandarin is very well received in Chinese business meetings, as well, and Mandarin speakers are major assets to companies working in international markets across emerging industries.
Number of speakers worldwide: 1.1 billion
Critical industries: electronics, iron and steel, textiles, chemicals, automotive manufacturing, agriculture, ships and aircraft
Brazil now has the seventh-largest economy in the world and continues to gain standing on a global stage; and major international events like the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics keep the nation in the spotlight and at the top of tourism and cultural attraction lists. Opportunities for investment in emerging markets in Brazil make the region an important focal point for international deals, and make Portuguese one of the most valuable languages for business.
Number of speakers worldwide: 200 million
Critical industries: iron and steel, automobile assembly, chemicals, cement, petroleum
Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the world, and a particularly important language in the United States, where it is the most studied and most common native language other than English. The purchasing power of the Spanish-speaking market in the U.S. has surpassed $1.5 trillion, and demand for Spanish language skills is tremendous for employers in every sector. Spanish proficiency likewise benefits companies operating in European markets, and with Latin America continuing to welcome expansion from major international corporations and billions of dollars in foreign investment, Spanish is without a doubt one of the world's most important languages for business.
Number of speakers worldwide: 420 million
Critical industries: medicine/nursing, management, construction, media, hospitality, manufacturing
So, language learners: as you memorize vocabulary lists and work through grammar exercises, don't forget to keep in mind the bigger picture! Learning a foreign language and culture can provide a huge boost to your career… especially if it's one of these essential languages for business.
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Inclusive Lectionary reading: Song of Songs Chapter 2 verses 8-14 / Psalm 33 verses 2-3, 11-12, 20-21 / Luke Chapter 1 verses 39-45.
How much do we love God? Why do we sometimes find it easier to love others around us, who are in the flesh instead of loving someone who is not present to us in physical form? I am reminded of two former co-workers who were from Yemen and were practicing Muslims. They both were introduced to their respective spouses at about age 5 or 6 years old. They both never saw their spouse again until they walked down the aisle to profess their wedding vows. My co-workers were in an arranged marriage, orchestrated by their parents at early ages. Fast forward to the present, they both continue to speak of how in love they are with their spouses. Yes, they may have been a physical beauty, but both continue in their marriages of many years with grown children. What were their thoughts of their supposed beloved who they would not have seen for close to twenty (20) years? What might have they been thinking for so many years, who they knew who they were going to marry, by name perhaps, but no contact? Any courtships, were photos shown how their future wives would look like?
Friends, I am not advocating for or against arranged marriages, but the ability that we have to love, fall in love and keep falling in love with a Creator God who first loved us even before we were formed in the womb. Well maybe God is allowed to cheat since God had a first glance before our physical existence. The same way parents fall in love with a child before physical birth or the arrival of a child that is being adopted, the parents are slowly, steadily falling in love.
Let's us not only fall in love with who we see but fall in love with those who are not in front of us. Loving the beauty of their souls not their physical looks. Seeing God within them and cherishing the gift they are in our lives.
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The following letter, explaining my impending departure, went out to the St. Thomas community yesterday. I will offer more detailed rationale in the weeks to come.
April 30, 2019
Dear St. Thomas Community,
I write today with mixed emotions; my time with you is quickly coming to an end.
After months of prayerful discernment with the Bishop, the diocesan Canon for Deployment, and my spiritual directors, I have decided to leave parish ministry in favor of school chaplaincy. My last official day will be May 31st; with eight accrued days of vacation, this means my last Sunday with you will be May 19th.
St. Thomas is a beacon of Christ's light in Riverside County and the Diocese of San Diego. During my short tenure here I have been challenged, strengthened, and encouraged by this community. You have helped me grow in my leadership and administrative skills. Thank you.
As your vicar, I have tried to follow Christ throughout, seeking to bring to St. Thomas an increased understanding of what it means to be a community. Together we have asked the questions, "What is Christ's call to us as a body?" and, "What is our reasonable response to that corporate call?" I exhort you to continue moving forward here. Keep building relationships with our neighbors; welcome, include, and learn from all; serve the marginalized.
My new position will be Chaplain of Imago Dei School in downtown Tucson, Arizona. Imago Dei is a tuition-free Episcopal school that serves low-income students and their families, working towards breaking the cycle of poverty through education. For more information, or to help this unique organization achieve its goals, see https://www.imagodeischool.org.
I will keep the St. Thomas community in my prayers; please do the same for me and my family.
Christ's Blessings,
Father Tim


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What is it about waterfalls that draws us to them?
Is it the roar and force of the waterfalls that are so enthralling? Or, perhaps it's the fact that there seems to be no limit to their power and energy, with their never-ending flow of water being a constant source of wonder.
Maybe it's just that they always seem to be in idyllic beauty spots, unhindered or spoilt by human endeavour.
What's certain is that waterfalls seem as popular as ever. In an age where everyone is so busy and continually on the move, they have the ability to make people step out of their hectic everyday lives and just – for a few moments – stand back in wonder.
Three waterfalls really worth a visit are Aber Falls in North Wales, Hardraw force in the Yorkshire Dales and Aira Force near Ullswater in the Lake District.
Aber Falls
Seeing Aber Falls requires a little effort. It's about a mile's walk from the nearest car a park at Bont Newydd, just near Abergwyngregyn at Junction 13 of the A55.
It's a really pleasant stroll up along the river. You can hear the falls before you see them.
The falls themselves are an impressive 120 foot drop. Water collects and gathers in the Carneddau mountain range and then launches itself off the mountainside on its way to the Irish Sea.
The water spray and sheer force of the falls take you back. You can't help being impressed.
Hardraw Force
Hadraw Force, in Hadraw, North Yorkshire is in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. You have to pay to see them as they are sited on land owned by the Green Dragon Inn.
You pass through the Inn and follow a path for about 200 metres before you witness what's claimed to be the largest single drop waterfall in England.
The water flowing over this 100 foot drop is very impressive. Perhaps not as raw and powerful as Aber Falls, but very pretty and scenic. Because the water falls into an alcoved pool, there's an intimate intensity about these waterfalls.
Aira Force
Although there's an impressive 70 feet waterfall at Aira force, near Ullsawater, the ability to walk alongside the water on a network of paths must be the main attraction of this site.
Water flows from Gowbarrow summit down into Ullswater itself. Visitors can walk up from Ullswater through wooded gullies to watch and witness the water thundering through a series of narrow gullies.
Now owned by the National Trust, these falls are the largest and most spectacular in the Lake District.


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The amazing thing I have found following this story is that in Euro dependent countries the spin on this story is all positive Greece will stay in the Euro and all is well.
Reporters outside the Euro-zone are painting a much bleaker picture.
Lets watch this closely over the next few days and weeks.
According to Greek Interior Ministry figures the results of the Greek general election are as follows:
New Democracy 29.94% 130 seats; Syriza 26.68% 71 seats; Pasok 12.44% 33 seats; Independent Greeks 7.47% 20 seats; Golden Dawn 6.92% 18; Democratic Left 6.13% 16 ; KKE 4.49% 12 seats


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Since forcing a second ballot in the 2015 election that ushered in the scandal-plagued Sepp Blatter's brief final term as FIFA president, Prince Ali Bin Al-Hussein of Jordan has focused on a different campaign.
Ali remains president of the Jordanian Football Association and of the West Asian Football Federation, which he founded.
He also created the Asian Football Development Programme, an NGO now rebranded the Association Football Development Programme Global (AFDP), to do good work through sport.
The NGO works to help youth development and people in need around the world, but the upcoming World Cup, and the scandal over Afghan football officials who sexually abused players on the country's women's national team, have made the AFDP's work with women urgently topical.
Ali has worked to build women's football in Jordan and that includes hosting international tournaments and matches.
"They had come to Jordan to play a friendly with our national team," Ali said of the Afghan team.
"There were some Afghan women who were refugees outside in Europe. The ones inside came to them with horrific stories that were happening within Afghan football in the country and specifically in terms of rape and abuse. They had spoken up.
"They are very brave because they come from a culture where often the victim is the guilty party in things. It could go to the extent of shame on their family."
The reaction from the football authorities was less than supportive.
"The abuse was coming, we understand, from the top of the football federation itself.
"They had gone to the Asian Football Confederation and also to FIFA with the case. The response from the confederation was: 'If you have a complaint, let the president bring it to us.' The president himself is the accused," said Ali, who is also carefully diplomatic and rarely names the people he is criticising, even if the context makes the identity clear.


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But only a tiny fraction of us are learning how technology works. Fewer than half of all schools teach computer science.
That's why every one of Harper and Scott Gifted Students are joining in on the largest learning event in history: The Hour of Code, during Computer Science Education Week (December 4-10). More than 100 million students worldwide have already tried an Hour of Code. The students will create their own apps or games and receive Hour of Code certificates they can take home to show their parents. And, it's fun! With interactive, hands-on activities, students will learn computational thinking skills in an approachable way.
Our Hour of Code is making a statement that Thomasville City Gifted is ready to teach these foundation 21st-century skills. This will be our fifth year participating!
This is a chance to change the future of education in Thomasville, GA.


text: Dr. Jake Wood Joins Baton Rouge General Physicians July 3, 2018 Baton Rouge, La --- Baton Rouge General Physicians (BRGP) announced today that Jake Wood, MD, has joined BRGP – Family Medical Center. A native of Ruston, Louisiana, Dr. Wood is a family medicine physician with special interests in diabetes care, medical ethics and sports medicine. He sets aside personal time each year to participate in medical mission work and also served as team physician for Louisiana Tech University for the last 10 years. Dr. Wood earned his undergraduate degree in microbiology from Louisiana State University and his medical degree from University of Alabama's School of Medicine in Birmingham. He completed his internship and residency at Medical Center East Family Practice in Alabama. Dr. Wood, his wife and four kids are looking forward to their move to Baton Rouge where they will be closer to family. To make an appointment, book online at brgphysicians.com or call (225) 763-4900. His practice is located on Baton Rouge General's Bluebonnet campus at 8595 Picardy Avenue, Suite 100. About Baton Rouge General Medical Center Baton Rouge General Medical Center is the area's first community hospital with 588 licensed beds between two campuses. Baton Rouge General opened its doors in 1900, and has provided the Greater Baton Rouge community with high-quality healthcare for generations. An accredited teaching hospital since 1991, Baton Rouge General serves as a satellite campus of Tulane University School of Medicine, and offers other medical education programs, including a School of Nursing, School of Radiologic Technology, Family Medicine Residency Program, Internal Medicine Residency Program, and Sports Medicine Fellowship Program. For more information, visit BRGeneral.org, find us on Facebook at Facebook.com/BatonRougeGeneral and follow us on Twitter at @BRGeneral. Company News, New Physicians Previous Next


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No fashion week coverage for me would be complete without doing a special post on my fashion favourite Emmanuelle Alt.
Thanks to a few street photographers and the blog I want to be an Alt, VW has put together a few examples of Ms.Alt's inimitable rock n' roll personal style.
The last pic sort of cracked me up because the other two ladies (Emmanuelle Alt is in the blue shirt) are dressed so alike her , tucked in denims and basic T and killer heels et all.
Also, see how the Vogue Editor - In - Chief is not afraid to repeat accessories and outfits!
P S: The white denims worn by one of the fashion editors in the last pic is going to be one hell of a rage across, the Isabel Marant jeans have been spotted on a noted few like Zoe Saldana & Sienna Miller.
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TURU CREW Interview
Ahead of the TURU Crew Lucky Bar takeover we sat our boy Pax down with the people behind the TURU banner to get an idea of what the past, present and most importantly future looks like for them.
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Pax: So I actually don't know where the name TURU comes from, let's start at the top and figure that out.
Juri: Nowhere.
Jesse: Needing a name REALLY BAD to promote ourselves as a crew, I actually don't think Josh knows yet.
Josh: No I don't.
Jesse: It was here, myself Kurse, Juri and another guy who used to be part of the original crew, and willist was going to book us to play the backroom at fortune. We'd been talking about being a crew, but we needed a name so we were brainstorming but, none of use liked what we were coming up with.
Pax: Like what?
Jesse: Well Kearse was fooling around with Swahili names, and that's where it comes from, I don't even remember what it means in Swahili.
Juri: No it doesn't mean anything, it was another word like it that we really liked the sound of, so we were like wow what does that mean, oh it means nothing? Sweet, that's alright because we're not swahelee-ish.
**Loads of laughter erupts**
Pax: Kk now we know. Also looking back to that time and over the past two years, what have been the biggest challenges of each period, so to speak, like you've changed members a few times right? What else has happened?
Jesse: The period without Juri was the hardest. He moved back to England for 6 months during that time. Also Alex, one of the initial members, just lost interest and wasn't down anymore.
So then it was me and Kearse. So then we we're like, k what do we do? This isn't a crew, there's two of us… we need another member. Especially is Juri isn't around and that's when I found Yasmine.
Pax: So it went from a focused, like minded group of 4, down to 2, and then you found Y. How did that happen?
Jesse: Anza.
Yasmine: I was just around, putting myself out there as a DJ, putting some music out. It was an unexpected thing for me, I didn't ever think I'd have the courage to do this, so I put it off and put it off, until it just erupted in me and I told myself I was going to do it.
I put myself out there more and more, and saw these guys as a young emerging crew. I didn't say anything because I never thought I was good enough, but I genuinely had in the back of my mind that it would be great if one day I could be part of TURU. If ever there was a crew with the right mix of ingredients, it would be them. Then they approached me and I was like WHAT THE FUCK, we both had that feeling.
Pax: I can feel it, there's a heart connection here.
Yasmine: yeah in terms of flavor and approach and ingredients, it was all there.
Pax: So at that point you'd been DJing for a while?
Yasmine: I'd done a lot of online DJing, I had my own sub.FM show as a means to get out there, but anxiety has always been an issue for me so it was always a distant dream. But I got into the scene in Van, played a show with them and kept in touch.
Then they asked me to join, which was utterly flattering but I was spooked as well, because I had to be sure I could fill the shoes, because I looked at it as a big commitment, a long term thing, maybe 5 years or more. You know, we want to be around for a while, like our peers.
Pax: Very nice beginning and progression. Now, Josh, what's your origins story? You're from a different city, so how did they come about finding you?
Josh: I crossed paths with everyone by going to shows in Van. I played my first show in Van at Anza, thanks to Jesse. Connected with them and stayed in touch from there, then not that long ago Jesse got in touch and asked me to join, and since I'd liked what they'd been doing in the scene, they like to do things the right way, so I was honored to be a part of it.
Pax: Starting from the edge again, from that seemingly catastrophic moment when you realized maybe we're not a crew anymore, to then ramp up to now where you've got J:Kenzo and Synkro under your belt, Moresounds around the corner for the two year anniversary.
Jesse: I would say the shows we've done have been highlights because it's awesome we get to book these artists, but that we have control of, we can do whatever we want when it comes to bookings. That doesn't justify how well you're doing, but when other people are booking you for pinnacle shows, Basscoast and Synkro as well, at that point we're getting recognition from outside people that we really look up to.
Pax: Good point. Because I don't necessarily end up supporting all the companies who book artists I want to see.
Jesse: Especially when you look at the openers and you're like, really? They don't even play that kind of music. What I mean is, anyone can book anyone, but when the night is curated properly and you have the right turn out and good sound, and everything's on-point, that's when you start to get recognition.
Josh: That's what it's about really, sound system music is meant to be felt as much as heard, you know. If you can't experience it in that light you're kinda missing the point.
Pax: It's cool to overlook the money component, because it's not about money, like money allows for it to happen but it's not about that. Thinking about the term sound system music, I think it's a really necessary cultural idea, it talks to the context of the party, like you're saying its felt, listened to and it's overwhelming at times. It transcends just a concert.
So what are other names or terms being used for this culture? Does it go into genre names? Or is it a rave still, dance parties? What's the conversation there?
Jesse: Well I would say sometimes it is a rave. There are certain aspects that make it a rave, when the ceiling is dripping, that's a rave.
Josh: Rave has become such a dirty word in north American dance music culture, because it makes you think of kids dressed up with glow-stuff, chewing their lips off, but in the UK if you go to Fabric you're going to the rave.
Jesse: It's like EDM, it used to mean Electronic Dance Music, but now it means all that mainstream bullshit.
Juri: I think one of the important things about venues as well, is the environment, where it's not all about the dance floor, you can converse with people and meet people. At red gate for example, you go out back and you have a community of people who are all likeminded. I think that's equally important to the music. That's where ideas come from.
Jesse: The opposite happens a lot to me in clubs, I feel like it's just designed for everyone to go see the headliner and leave right after. You're getting your drink, you're seeing the show and that's it. But it's good to create an environment for people to connect.
Pax: There's no chill space, no fresh air space or smoking pit even, you're just pushed onto the streets which isn't necessarily friendly or particularly safe.
Jesse: While getting yelled at from a bouncer…
Pax: Ok, so it's raves and not club EDM parties, but what about the seemingly forgotten dubstep parties?
Juri: It was a fad. It came and went in pop-culture. There was that thing where Skream was taken out of context for saying "dubstep's dead" and for the next three years everyone on FatKidOnFire was like "hashtag dubstep's not dead", and I'm like dude dubstep's not dead, it was never dead. It was a media frenzy. It will live on.
Juri: Electronic music always pushes forward. There's so much innovation, things never die, but the push has mellowed out a bit. There's just too much repetition, too many artists pushing the same sounds.
Jesse: It went in two veins, brostep and that truer heady original sound. That split changed things, a lot of people who used to be into it thought it sounded too heavy, they're like no this is too heavy now, it's dead. When really it's not they're just losing interest.
But that's a good thing, because if that didn't happen all these dubstep producers would still be trying to make the same sound, but they're not, they moving to 130bpm, making drum&bass, half-time drum&bass is the new dubstep right now.
Juri: Especially in the last 5 years. Everything is cross-genre, everyone is hybridizing, which is great because there's so much more space for people to do interesting and weird things.
Jesse: It allows people to play interesting sets. Like here's a thing that happened to both Max Ulis and Skream around the same time. Max was doing the show, maybe even a Rusko show, doing a dubstep set, but someone was yelling from the crowd "play some dubstep", because it wasn't the heavier stuff and Max was yelling back "this is dubstep!", like people don't even know.
And the same with Skream, people always ask him to play Midnight Request line, and he's like "no, I've got other shit, like let me just play the set". It was detrimental, it got to the point of people expecting a certain sound and set. Now with this hybrid stuff you can play multi-genre sets and people love it, because it's new and exciting.
Yasmine: The spirit of dubstep is experimentation, you know, pushing boundaries and breaking free of that very thing we like, is part of the growth of the whole genre or culture.
Pax: I mean it's been 9 years since I started listening to dubstep, and nowadays I'm a completely different person with different emotions and musical needs when I'm out at a rave. I completely resonate with that desire to hear different stuff. Do you find this new sound is bringing out new people as well? Who's at the shows? Is it us and more (2007 haha) "old timers" or is the scene growing right now?
Yasmine: I think it's always changing and fortunately social media enhances that. There are always new faces at events. Someone's going to bring their friend, he said she said, people reach a point in their life where…
Jesse: They're like "fuck Granville Street" hahahah
Yasmine: Exactly, fuck Granville Street, I want to go and see and feel some really good underground music. People who have some kind of hunger for this, will hopefully through good promotion, find these events.
Juri: Even if sometimes the music comes after, if people aren't that aware of who's playing but they still arrive at the show, just compared to standard club nights at top 40 parties, the environment is completely different. It's not just a bunch of creepy dudes hitting on stuck-up chicks, heel-wearers.
Jesse: I've seen this change in the scene with the older crews, in the last five years, even before we started doing the TURU thing, SHAH and LightA! Followers are a little older now and those crews aren't doing shows as much, like Max Ulis stopped doing shows at open studios for a bit. So there was a gap that I really wanted to fill, and not catering just to the older crowd, like I've seen many younger people who I don't know come out to shows. It's great.
Pax: We've seen the same thing in Victoria with Urban Therapy carrying the torch of SubDivision. It's lead to a new crowd and I'm really happy about that.
Jesse: The same here. Since those older groups aren't doing as much as before, they might as well help a younger group that is doing it right get to that place.
Pax: So we've dropped some names here like SHAH and LightA! But everyone around here knows those guys. So I wanted to ask you, who do you think of, in terms of unusual suspects, when I say successful? You know, groups or sounds from overseas or just less known local efforts?
Jesse: For a while now I've really been enjoying the sound that Chord Marauders has been producing. They're just pushing a dubstep wave that's jazzy, melodic, with the same beat pattern that pulls a little more from two-step, and it's still slow and half-time but it's very uplifting. Not that dark dungeon sound.
Juri: South Africa has a lot of interesting stuffs right now, like Gqom is a sound hailing from South Africa that has really taken force recently. It's deeply rooted tribal influences taking ideas from house and ukfunky creating such a rolling flow of groove.
It really embodies the spirit of that small community DIY sound reminiscent of the early grime and dubstep movement so it's great to see it start making appearances globally. Another huge influence right now has definitely been the Nervous Horizon guys. Tsvi, Wallwork, Lokane, every release from that label has been so on point. Really percussive, driving sound that just feels so natural.
Pax: I love hearing about overseas underground stuff like this. I'm excited expecting all these interesting influences in your sets, can't wait to get down with it at Lucky Bar in Victoria. It's been a minute since I visited that place.
Pax: You guys said you had a free track from your new member right?


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GM Classics offers reproduction, NOS, and used parts for the Chevrolet Nova and more. Our tech support lines are always busy with customers seeking advice on their restorations or modifications. Now, we are making some of the information we have collected over the years on the Chevy II/Nova available to the public. Over the next year we will be releasing Chevy II/Nova reference documents in the form of model-year specific "spotter's guides" to provide better documentation on the unique aspects of the classics we love.
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1962 Chevy II Original Factory Options
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Windshield – Tinted
Power Window – Tailgate
Air Conditioning
Positraction Rear Axle
Power Brakes
Power Steering
Push Button Radio (Including Manual)
Whitewall Tires
1962 Chevy II Models
The 1962 Chevy II was the first generation (1962-1965) of Chevrolet's Chevy II/Nova lineup. The 1962 Chevy II was produced in 2-Door, 4-Door, Convertible, and Station Wagon configurations. Three trim levels were available on the year-model with the 100 series designed as a low-priced budget ride. Production for the 1962 ended on Sept 27, 1962.
More overview information can be found from the Auto Editors at the Consumer's Guide. The following information and photographs that we have compiled over the years is a bit harder to find.
2-Door Models
1962 Chevy II 2 Door Sedan 100
The 100 was the base model for the first year of the Chevy II with an optional 4-cylinder or inline-6.
Noteworthy Aspects:
- All 1962 Chevy II models had four-lug wheels. Check out our tech article on upgrading your Chevy II to 5 lugs.
- Lack of body side molding and rear cove molding is a tell-tell sign you have a 100.
- The 100 came standard without 2-speed wiper motors or windshield washer options.
1962 Chevy II 2 Door Sedan 300
- The 300 received the 400's body side molding without the scallops and flaring front fender extension.
1962 Chevy II 2 Door Sedan 400
- This model featured the same trim as the 2-Door Hard-Top 400 with the exception of the drop down molding starting in the middle of the door running to the taillight.
1962 Chevy II 2-Door Hard-Top 400
The 400 was considered the deluxe model and featured a higher trim level. These trim pieces are difficult to find and are currently not being reproduced.
- All 1962 Hard-Tops came with the 400 level trim.
- 62 Specific scallops (tough to find!) that fit into the intentions on the front fenders.
- 62 Specific 2-piece body side molding for the fenders which flares into the edge of the headlight bezel.
4-Door Models
1962 Chevy II 4 Door Sedan 100
1962 Chevy II 4 Door Sedan 300
1962 Chevy II 4 Door Sedan 400
Convertible Models
1962 Chevy II Convertible 400
The Chevy II only came in a convertible model for 1962 and 1963. In 1962 the 400 level trim option was standard.
Station Wagon Models
1962 Chevy II Station Wagon 100, 300, 400
- Only the 300 trim level came with the optional third, rear-facing, seat.
- The other trim levels followed suit for the other models.
Unique 1962 Chevy II Parts
Being the first year of the Chevy II/Nova series, the 1962 featured many unique parts. We call these the "62-only" parts in house.
1962 Nova
1962 Nova
1962 Nova
1962-1964 Nova
1962-1965 Nova
1962 Nova
Other parts unique to the 1962 Chevy II include mostly latches and hings. You can submit a used parts request for these items. Here is the complete listing:
- Hood Hinges
- Hood Latch, behind the grill
- Hood Pin Bracket
- Door Latch/Catch on Quarter Panel
- Door Latch Assembly on the Door
- Dash Cluster Plastic Bezel
- Small Trim Part at the top of A pillar
- Turn Signal Bezels
- Interior and Door Panel Design
- Tie Rods
- Drag Link
- Pitman Arm for manual steering is the same as 63-67 PowerSteering
- Front Fender Scallops
Other honorable mentions:
- Painted Firewall
- Unique Grill
- Body Side Moldings
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We here at Wowzer adore Seattle with all of our dog-loving hearts, but even we have to admit that the fall drizzle can be a slog for both man and beast. Pumpkin spice lattes and cheap Halloween candy can go a long way towards fighting off seasonal affective disorder, but the best cure is often getting out of the concrete jungle and back to nature. Seattle boasts an incredible amount of hiking and biking trails that are perfect for fall leafing. The fall colors will make a great topic of conversation for your latest Wowzer match, and your pup will relish the chance to do some quality frolicking. We've put together a list of some of the best places around the city to soak up the autumn hues so you can focus on more important things, like scratching your pup behind their ears.
For those that want to truly get out of the city and aren't afraid of a little serious hiking, Mount Si is only an hour away. Load up your pup and head east on I-90 until you reach Snoqualmie, and take in the vibrant fall shades. Mount Si is one of the most popular hiking spots in the state for good reason. It offers a challenging but not overwhelming hiking experience, with some truly incredible views of Mt. Rainer as a reward. There's also a romantic lunch spot that's perfect for a small picnic. Mount Si is a great spot for an active couple, but be sure to take your pet's physical fitness into account as well. The trail is almost eight miles round trip, so be sure to bring lots of water for your pup.
No list of Seattle foliage would be complete without Magnolia's Discovery Park, so if the phrases "get out of the city" and "serious hiking" make your metropolitan heart quake in fear, there's no place better. Discovery Park offers a slew of beautiful trees and trails for a cozy and romantic fall walk. The park is notably great for extremely social dogs and owners, as there will be sure to be a bunch of curious pups for your furry friend to play with. Don't be fooled by its popularity, however. Discovery Park's prodigious size means that, with a little searching, you'll be able to find a secluded spot for a romantic moment.
If your dog is the energetic type who just can't wait to get off-leash, then Westcrest Park is the one for you. Located in the charming Highland Park neighborhood, Westcrest Park overlooks the Duwamish Waterway and Boeing Field and offers a dazzling array of autumn colors and views of the city center. Your companions will have plenty of space for playing and exploring. If your pup is either shy or a bit small to play unsupervised, don't worry; Westcrest has a special enclosed area just for them.
If you feel as though your social media pictures haven't been up to snuff this season, a great place to catch up with fabulous fall photos is the Bloedel Reserve. Located across the water on Bainbridge Island, make sure to get your best "King of the World" pic on the ferry over. Once you and your dog arrive at the Reserve, you'll be treated to a huge, 150 acre complex with multiple gardens. For the best colors, we recommend the Birch Trail, but Bloedel boasts so many Instagramable pictures that both you and your Wowzer match will find a new profile pic.
One of the most romantic spots in the city, especially done up in its best fall colors, the Kubota Gardens are a unique Seattle spot that don't get the attention they deserve. Previously the private gardens of celebrated gardener Fujitaro Kubota, these gardens showcase the best of PNW foliage in a Japanese-style garden. An experience that you can only get in the Emerald City, this publicly owned park offers a calm and harmonious atmosphere that both your date and your dog will love. Be sure to read up on the history of the gardens beforehand, so you can regale your partner with the garden's fascinating story.
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Penalties and fines that apply to all licence holders:
Planning a road trip? Remember that different road rules apply in different states. Check out our Interstate Driving page for helpful tips when travelling throughout Australia.
For further information about traffic offences and road rules in Queensland, head to the Department of Transport and Main Roads website.
These are some of the restrictions that apply to learners (L-platers)
• If a learner driver accumulates four or more demerit points in one year, a three month licence suspension will apply.
• You can't use your mobile while driving. This includes speaker phone, hands free and Bluetooth devices. The supervisor or any passengers are not able to use a mobile on speaker phone either.
• L plates must be displayed on the front and rear of the car and must be visible from 20 metres away.
• Learner drivers must be accompanied by a supervisor at all times when learning to drive and the supervisor must have held an open licence for at least one year in the class of vehicle they are learning how to drive.
• Learner licence holders must maintain a zero blood or breath alcohol limit at all times when driving and cannot be under the influence of illegal drugs.
For more information head to the Department of Transport and Main Road website.
P1 & P2 restrictions (red and green P-plates)
• P1 & P2 licence holders cannot operate high powered vehicles.
• If a P1 or P2 licence holder accumulates four or more demerit points within a continuous one year period, a notice will be sent to you where you may choose between a three month licence suspension and an agreement to drive under a period of good behaviour for 1 year.
• P1 licence holders can only carry one passenger under 21 years old between 11pm and 5am, with the exception of immediate family members when under the age of 25.
• P1 & P2 licence holders must maintain a zero blood or breath alcohol limit at all times when driving and cannot be under the influence of illegal drugs.
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• P1 licence holder cannot use a mobile phone at all when driving. This includes speaker phone, hands free and Bluetooth devices.
• P1 licence holders must display red P plates for at least 12 months.
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• P2 licence holders can use a mobile phone but only when using speaker phone, hands free or Bluetooth devices.
• P2 licence holders must display green P plates for the rest of the provisional licence period.
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• You must have your licence with you at all times when driving and show to police if requested.
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• When speed limits are not specified in Queensland it is automatically 50km/h in residential areas and when travelling through rural areas the speed limit is 100km/h.
• You can put stickers on your car but be careful where you place them. Any stickers put on a windscreen must not be within the swept arc of the windscreen wipers and cannot obstruct your view in any way.
• Each state or territory in Australia has different requirements and restrictions that apply to learner and provisional drivers. Check out our interstate driving page for the laws in each state.
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• Open licence holders may be fined if they are caught driving with L or P plates on their car.
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Editors' Pick: We're too buff already
For Savannah's Best Doctor, a routine day at the office isn't in the office at all, and her day is anything but routine. Dr. Mary Sparkes is an Emergency Room physician who can usually be found in the Candler Hospital ER.
A typical 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. shift for this high-energy MD might include "heart attacks, strokes, a lot of coughing and congestion. A lot of times we won't see anyone under age 80, with about 20 meds and a lot of complications. Probably we'll have a resuscitation. Maybe we'll have to intubate somebody."
Sparkes has regular patients, often people who are low income or homeless, with few options for medical care—or care of any sort.
"We know many patients by name," says Sparkes. "To the poor we are their primary medical care.
"We see a lot of homeless people who will make up reasons to be here to get some food and a roof. So I'll see to it they get a meal and a roof."
Sparkes is a principal in Georgia Emergency Associates, a physicians group she helped launch in the mid-1990's that provides emergency care doctors, physician assistants and nurse practitioners to hospitals across southeast Georgia. In her off time she paints, scuba dives, and has a weakness for murder mysteries and sudoku puzzles.
Her patients' medical and emotional well-being are Sparkes' top concerns. "You have a make or break chance in the first five minutes if you're going to make a connection. I won't say I don't have a temper, but I don't with the patients,"
she says.
Candler paramedic Andy Lee isn't surprised that Sparkes is the top vote-getter.
"It's her education, her way of working, her way of treating people," he says. "Very professional and caring. Mary is consistent. Everything she is doing is about her patient's care." -- (RG)
Editors' Pick: Dr. Karen Turner
5602 Waters Ave./ 351-0005
Editors' Pick: Dr. Kevin Brown
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Editors' Pick: Larry Schmitz, DDS
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Editors' Pick: Dr. James Beisel
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Editors' Pick: Bacon Park
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Keith, where are you from and how did you end up in Savannah coaching soccer?
I'm from Scotland, but I was actually born in the U.S. My studies in Scotland were primarily in the field of sports coaching. A lot of my professors told me there were more opportunities over here. I started out in New York, but couldn't get much going up there. My sister went to SCAD and told me about Savannah. She said, "Come down here and see what you think." I've been here for two years now and I'm really enjoying it.
How did Savannah Celtic F.C. come about?
I coached a couple of years at Coastal Georgia, then met David Laing. We both felt there was room for another club here, so we decided to start our own. We were really surprised at how many children we had come out for the teams.
What programs does the club offer?
We offer a school program called Celtic in the Community. We don't charge the schools but we do go in there, because soccer's not really offered in elementary schools here. This season I'm working with Pre-K through fifth grade, bringing in equipment and teaching the basics of soccer. I've also been in charge of 6 and 8 year old soccer program this season. The club soccer is obviously more geared toward development of players, with more focus on practice and games.
How have Southerners accepted soccer in their midst?
I found it surprising that a lot of parents have actually moved their kids into soccer because they feel American football is just too rough for them. But I do try and promote the fact that soccer is definitely not a game for sissies. It can be quite physical and competitive. We've really surprised a lot of people with that. Most of all we want to show people it's a cool sport, one that's played the world over.
How long will you stay in Savannah?
Well, I just got married so I guess you could say I'm bound to U.S. soil (laughs). Savannah's really grown on me -- that's something I've heard happens a lot to people who come here. And the club's just starting to set off, so that's something I'll definitely stick around for. -- (JM)
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In Wade Calhoun's ten-plus years as a hair stylist/colorist, he's shied away from developing a signature "Wade" look.
"I don't believe there's anything that is 'in' or 'out,'" says Wade. "Each person is an individual canvas."
The former owner of Spike and Pixie's Salon has been part of the Salon 67 team for a year. His background includes traveling up and down the east coast as a "performing artist" for Redken in hair and cosmetic shows, demonstrating color and styling techniques to other hair professionals.
Wade is the top vote getter in two related categories—best stylist and best colorist. It's difficult for him to separate the two functions. "What I cut goes with how I color, and how I color goes with what I cut."
Wade has cut Wynn Martin's hair for the past three years. "When I left the military I needed a new way to do my hair," says the pharmaceutical sales rep. Wynn's wife Allison has been Wade's client for about six years. "We consider him a friend," say Wynn. "We'd do anything for him and he'd do anything for us. We trust him." -- (RG)
Editors' Pick: Nancy Luckey
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Editors' Pick: Cats groom themselves, actually
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Editors' Pick: Sunset
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Editors' Pick: Pecking at a computer keyboard all day keeps 'em oh so shiny
A lot has changed in the world of weddings since Tricia Windom became a wedding planner 19 years ago.
"Girls are marrying later now. They don't want to go back home to get married where mom and dad's friends are," says Windom, who has coordinated every detail of over a thousand weddings. "Because they are older they are helping to pay for it so that gives them a little more say so."
Being the bride's confidant and negotiating between divorced parents, helping select invitations and ordering the cake—all this is part of Windom's job description.
"A lot of times I need a degree in psychology," says Windom. "I end up being the one the bride can confide in when the parents are bickering, or when the dad's new wife is trying to plan things because the dad is paying for it."
In 1993 Windom co-authored the book "Planning a Wedding When Your Parents Are Divorced." "Seventy percent of weddings need that book—it's either the bride's parents or the groom's parents."
Paula Deen and her son Jamie Deen are Windom's most famous clients. "I've known Paula for years, from when she was The Bag Lady," says Windom, who always knows when the Food Network airs the Paula Deen wedding TV special.
"My phone starts ringing and they want to know where Paula got her dress and what was the song at the wedding. Well, the dress was made for her and the song was written for her."
Windom has organized weddings "in almost every church in town, in every synagogue in town, and lots of squares!" For outdoor weddings, the biggest concerns are the weather and the gnats.
"Last week I walked around with a can of bug spray. The ladies would raise their dresses and I would spray their legs. You just do whatever needs to be done." -- (RG)
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YOUNGSTOWN - African-American poet Tim Seibles will conduct a public reading 9:30 to 11 a.m. March 28 at the annual ACTION Fellowship Breakfast at St. Edward Catholic Church, 240 Tod Lane.
In a program co-sponsored by the faith-based organizing group ACTION and the nonprofit Etruscan Press, Seibles will read excerpts from his recent book, "One Turn Around the Sun," a collection of poems.
The current poet laureate of Virginia, Seibles is the author of seven books of poetry and has won recognition for dramatic readings of his streetwise and syncopated poems.
He is a National Book Award finalist and Theodore Roethke Prize Winner, as well as a recipient of fellowships from the National Endowment of the Arts and the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center.
As an outreach poet of the Etruscan Press, Seibles will visit four public schools during his stay in the Youngstown area. He will be joined by outreach novelist Lynn Lurie, author of "Quick Kills" and "Corner of the Dead."
The nonprofit literary press is directed by Dr. Philip Brady, a professor at the Youngstown State University English Department.
The program will conclude a weeklong commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, which the United Nations proclaimed in 1966 to memorialize the Sharpsville massacre, in which 59 people were killed and hundreds injured while demonstrating against South Africa's Apartheid regime March 21, 1960.
The program will be hosted by Monsignor Robert Siffrin, pastor of St. Edward Church.
For free admission, RSVP by March 15. Those interested should contact Elder Rosetta Carter at firstname.lastname@example.com or Dr. Anne York Romanoff at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Aen Guy Boutique Hotel
- Free WiFi and free parking
- Collect stamps
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What's around Aen Guy Boutique Hotel
- Historic Town of Sukhothai - 2.7 mi / 4.3 km
- Sukhothai Historical Park - 8 mi / 12.8 km
- Wat Chedi Sung - 6.9 mi / 11.1 km
- Wat Traphang Tong - 7.8 mi / 12.5 km
- Ramkhamhaeng National Museum - 8 mi / 12.9 km
- King Ramkhamhaeng Monument - 8.1 mi / 13.1 km
- San Ta Pha Daeng - 8.3 mi / 13.4 km
- Wat Sorasak - 8.3 mi / 13.4 km
Getting around
- Sukhothai (THS) - 33 min drive
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 14 rooms
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check-in
- Credit card, debit card, or cash deposit required for incidental charges
- Government-issued photo ID may be required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
Payment types at the property
In the hotel
- Local cuisine breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Coffee shop/café
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Luggage storage
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Partially open bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Free bottled water
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This property does not have elevators.
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Does Aen Guy Boutique Hotel offer free cancellation for a full refund? Yes, Aen Guy Boutique Hotel does have fully refundable rooms available to book on our site, which can be cancelled up to a few days before check-in. Just make sure to check this property's cancellation policy for the exact terms and conditions. Is parking offered at Aen Guy Boutique Hotel? Yes, there's free self parking. Are pets allowed at Aen Guy Boutique Hotel? Sorry, pets aren't allowed. What are the check-in and check-out times at Aen Guy Boutique Hotel? You can check in starting at 2 PM. Check-out time is noon.
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