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by PRO · Published September 26, 2011 · Last modified October 17, 2014
WNCI Radio Imaging August 2011
WNCI 97.9 Columbus, Ohio, is one of the oldest running Top 40 stations in the US.
The station has a very colorful history, including one interesting fact — WNCI had once been an AC station.
It all began with WFRD FM in 1961 — a classical music station. It was in 1970, that the Top 40 WNCI was born.
However between 1979 and 1983, the station adapted an AC format with news, supposedly to compete with a NewsTalk station WTVN.
The inclination to AC again occured in 1993, this time in competition with Sunny 95, but then eventually returned being CHR.
Today, WNCI is among the most awarded stations with consecutive Top 40 Station of the Year Awards from 2005 to 2007. It's among the most powerful radio station in America, broadcasting at 175,000 watts, a transmitter power that's thrice than regularly allowed by FCC.
WNCI is home also to one of the oldest morning shows in America, the WNCI Morning ZOO. It's been running for 20 years now.
The station currently airs jingles from ReelWorld ONE, click here to listen.
Below is a radio imaging montage of WNCI 97.9
History of WNCI Jingles
Turbo Z Jam Creative Productions 80s
After Burner Jam Creative Productions 90s [audio:http://www.fileden.com/files/2009/10/26/2621055//d_AfterBurner.mp3]
N2 Extreme WNCI 2003 N2Effect [audio:http://www.fileden.com/files/2009/10/26/2621055//N2ExtremeWNCI2003.mp3]
WNCI 2006 N2Effect [audio:http://www.fileden.com/files/2009/10/26/2621055//WNCI 2006.mp3]
WNCI ReelWorld ONE Jingles, click here
WNCI ReelWorld ONE Jingles
WNCI, one of the oldest CHR stations in the US that ran without interruption, currently airs jingles from the ReelWorld ONE package.
The Columbus station is using the KDWB logo melody although WNCI had its own signature logo from its jingles from a Dallas company.
The KDWB logo is among the four logo melodys available on ReelWorld ONE: Z100, KIIS FM, and Kiss 108.
ReelWorld ONE is a continuously updated jingle package dubbed as the "last jingle package", a service that started in 2007.
WNCI 97.9 can be heard online at www.wnci.com or via iHeartRadio, click here to tune in.
WNCI Radio Imaging August 2011, Listen Here
WNCI ReelWorld ONE Resings
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KDWB Logo on ReelWorld ONE
[audio:http://www.fileden.com/files/2009/10/26/2621055//KDWB07.mp3]
Capital UK 2022 PURE Jingles


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From the front.. Ahmed leads the Ethiopian army himself and sends a message to his people
"As of tomorrow (Tuesday), I will go to the front to lead our armed forces," Ahmed said in a statement posted on his Twitter account.
Addressing, he added, "Those who want to be Ethiopians for whom history will open its arms, defend the country today. Join us at the front."
The war that erupted on November 4, 2020 in the Tigray region (northern) between the federal forces and the Tigray People's Liberation Front backed by the Oromo Liberation Army, resulted in the deaths of thousands and the displacement of more than two million people.
The Prime Minister's statement coincides with the assurances of the Tigray People's Liberation Front to continue its advance towards the capital, noting that it had taken control of the town of Shewa Rubet, located about 220 km from Addis Ababa.
However, the authorities assert at the same time that the rebels' declared military progress and imminent threat to Addis Ababa are exaggerated.
The prime minister issued his statement following a meeting on the current military situation held by the executive committee of the ruling "Prosperity" party. At the conclusion of the meeting, Defense Minister Abraham Pillay announced that the federal forces would engage in "a different work", without further details.
The minister said: "We cannot continue like this, which means that there will be change. What happened and what is happening to our people from the atrocities committed by this destructive terrorist and bandit group cannot continue."
On November 2, the federal government declared a state of emergency for 6 months across the country, and called on the residents of Addis Ababa to organize their ranks and prepare to defend their city in light of growing fears that the Tigray People's Liberation Front fighters and their allies would advance towards the capital.
Addis Ababa sent its forces to Tigray to overthrow the region's authorities stemming from the Tigray People's Liberation Front, after the prime minister accused the region's forces of attacking federal army posts.
In the wake of fierce battles, Ahmed declared victory on November 28, but the fighters of the front soon regained control in June of the greater part of Tigray before advancing towards the neighboring regions of Afar and Amhara.
The US envoy to the Horn of Africa, Jeffrey Feltman, and his African counterpart, former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, are making unremitting efforts in an attempt to reach a ceasefire.
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Linda Rader Overman's work encompasses fiction and nonfiction consisting of a collection of multifaceted elements including photographs, narrative portraits, images, texts, personal and social history, poetry, letters, and diaries.
She writes that "photographs of my intersection with self and history are images that have a profound impact on the way I remember my past." She takes much of her inspiration from the works of former screenwriter, novelist, and TV producer Paul Rader, along with the photographic works of former San Francisco-based portrait-photographer William James Rader, respectively, her uncle and her father both now deceased.
Overman was born in Hollywood, California in 1951, graduating from Hollywood High in 1968. After a nine year career at KNBC-TV, where she met and married her husband, and had a son and a daughter, Overman returned to school and received a B.A. in English Literature in 1997, an M.A in Creative Writing in 2001, followed by an M.F.A in Creative Writing in 2003. She received her Ph.D. in Creative Writing in 2014 at Lancaster University, Lancashire, UK. She is proof to all those interested in combining a career, family and education that it is possible to successfully do so. Today, with the choice of online mba programs and other distance learning systems, it might be considerably easier. If one is disciplined and focused, studies can be happily balanced with raising a family and being a prolific worker. Her work appears in many anthologies and magazines. And she teaches English at California State University, Northridge.
LETTERS BETWEEN US, tells the story of writer Laura Wells who attends a memorial service for her best friend from childhood, Katharine Taylor. Her body was found in a garbage dump near Santa Barbara, California. After she obtains some boxes of her own correspondence with Katharine and entries from Katharine's diaries, Laura begins her 26-year journey back revealing unimaginable secrets. As a result, Laura discovers a Katharine she thought she knew and didn't.
Selected as a Finalist in the National Best Books 2008 Awards: Fiction & Lit: Chick Lit/Women's Lit category sponsored by USA Book News. Selected as a Finalist Novella & Finalist Best Book Cover Design Fiction categories of 2009 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Many thanks to Professors Kiara Koenig, Eve Caram and Tina Love for making Letters Between Us required reading in their Literature classes at Butte College and California State University, Northridge, respectively.
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Democrats locked in close contests with election deniers for key secretary of state posts
The party is vastly outspending Republicans in the races but is fighting a tough political climate as well as voter disinterest.
Despite Democrats sounding alarms and raking in cash, there is mounting evidence that voters are still not dialed in on a slate of these key battleground campaigns. | POLITICO illustration/Getty Images, AP Photos
By Zach Montellaro
HOPKINS, Minn. — Secretaries of state have never gotten more attention than now. Yet Steve Simon is still introducing himself to the voters who elected him four years ago in Minnesota.
It's emblematic of a broader challenge for Democrats trying to beat back a wave of Trump-aligned candidates for the roles. The once-obscure offices have been on the front lines of politics for two years, after then-President Donald Trump tried to sway state election officers to subvert the results of the vote in 2020. His followers then backed pro-Trump candidates running for the posts this year.
But despite Democrats sounding alarms and raking in cash, there is mounting evidence that voters are still not dialed in on a slate of these key battleground campaigns. The race to be the top election official in several 2024 swing states remains tight — including in Minnesota, where the Democratic governor has a polling lead on the same statewide ticket as Simon.
"Mr. and Mrs. Minnesota are not getting up every day saying, 'Gee, I wonder what's going on with the secretary of state's office right now,'" Simon told POLITICO at a coffee shop in his hometown west of Minneapolis. "And so I do think that someone running for this office generically — me or anyone else — every four years, you'd have to treat it as an exercise of introducing or reintroducing yourself."
Steve Simon, right, candidate for Secretary of State in Minnesota, at a meet and greet in St.Paul, MN on October 15, 2022. | Zach Montellaro/POLITICO
GOP nominees for secretary of state in states including Arizona, Michigan, Minnesota and Nevada have questioned the legitimacy of the 2020 election. And recent polling shows close races in all of those states, raising the prospect that people who undermined trust in the electoral system could be running the next presidential election in key states.
These contests are still suffering from the quintessential curse of down-ballot races: whether it's possible to get voters to care about them, even after two years of dire messaging about the higher-than-ever stakes for the nation's political system.
Public polling in Minnesota has been relatively sparse. But a recent survey from KSTP/SurveyUSA had Simon and Republican Kim Crockett deadlocked, with 42 percent for the incumbent and 40 percent for his challenger. Democratic Gov. Tim Walz, meanwhile, enjoyed a 10-point lead over his challenger. (Another recent poll from MinnPost had Simon up by a larger 7 point margin, with Walz up 5.)
Meanwhile, recent CNN surveys in Arizona and Nevada showed the GOP secretary of state candidates there with small advantages within the polls' margin of error against their Democratic opponents.
Simon declined to share specifics of his own internal polling, but said that the few public surveys released have generally matched his own. "When the only information you give to a poll respondent is name, office and party, it's close," he said. "When you fill in the blanks with information, the gap widens. And so we're counting on this last month or so in the campaign to do that job."
When an election denier becomes an election chief
Democrats have launched significant efforts to try to fill in those gaps. Between Simon's campaign, the outside group iVote and the advertising arm of the Democratic Association of Secretaries of State, there has been a little under $6 million worth of TV, radio and digital advertising in Minnesota, according to data from the ad tracking firm AdImpact — and other states have seen significant spending as well. Republicans, by comparison, have seen Crockett spend $4,000 on radio, plus a recent $300,000 buy from a group called the American Principles Project, a group largely funded by GOP megadonor Richard Uihlein's political operation.
"It's been a huge leap in just two years in terms of the resources and the attention devoted," Simon said. "When I first was running for office, DASS was completely flat on its back. I couldn't get a phone call returned."
But the races still pale in comparison to House races, let alone more prominent statewide campaigns like a Senate or gubernatorial contest. The state's 2nd Congressional District, for example, has $25 million in advertising between the two parties, to win one of the country's 435 House districts.
And some Democrats are concerned that the importance of election administrator contests hasn't quite sunk in. "You always have that disconnect, when you see the secretary of state's name," state Sen. Bobby Joe Champion, who introduced Simon at a predominantly Black church in Minneapolis last week, said when asked how many voters grasped what a chief election official does. "I don't know what that number is, but I know that a part of what we're doing is creating more awareness."
Even so, Simon said he has noticed a change in how voters think about the office. "I used to have to do a lot more explaining about what the job is," he said. "More and more people have come to value and appreciate this job. … People get it now in a way that they didn't necessarily even four year ago, let alone eight years ago."
Republican secretary of state candidate Kim Crockett speaks at a news conference at the State Capitol in St. Paul, Minn., Thursday, Oct. 20, 2022, decrying ballot printing errors in four counties. | Steve Karnowski/AP Photo
Nationally, Democrats have had a much more robust infrastructure focused on secretary of state contests than Republicans. Across the states with the five most competitive secretary of state races — Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota and Nevada — Democrats have wildly outspent Republicans.
Democratic candidates and outside groups have spent or reserved at least $40 million on advertising since Sept. 1 in those states, according to data from AdImpact, compared with around $1 million for Republicans.
The Republican State Leadership Committee, which is DASS' Republican opposite but also has a broader mandate for legislative and other state elections, has rolled out just one independent expenditure this election, a recent six-figure digital buy for Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
"Democrats — fueled by their liberal billionaire donors — are dumping unprecedented money into secretary of state races this year," RSLC communications director Andrew Romeo said in a statement, attacking Democrats' focus on the races as a means to facilitate a "federal takeover" of elections. "Although the RSLC has achieved record-breaking fundraising success this year, we simply cannot match what Democrats are spending on these races and we need to prioritize protecting our incumbents."
top: Georgia State Rep. Bee Nguyen gives a victory speech Tuesday, June 21, 2022, in Atlanta, after winning a runoff election to be the Democratic candidate for Georgia Secretary of State. bottom: Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger speaks as he attends the National Association of Secretaries of State summer conference in Baton Rouge, La., July 8, 2022. | Ben Gray/AP Photo (top); Matthew Hinton/AP Photo
Raffensperger, who is facing Democratic state Rep. Bee Nguyen, is the only incumbent Republican in a battleground secretary of state race, and he is favored heading into the final stretch. He held off a Trump-backed primary challenger after he refused to help the then-president overturn the results of the election.
Some of the Democratic messaging has been audacious: The group Every Eligible American, a nonprofit which is affiliated with DASS, is running the suggestive campaign "Go Down For Democracy," which is targeting young voters in some of the nation's most competitive secretary of state races.
One of the ads speaks to the challenges with these races: "Hey Minnesota, want to save democracy?" the ad's narrator starts, encouraging voters to cast a ballot for secretary of state. "What the #[email protected]* is a secretary of state?" the ad continues, bleeping out the offending word.
"One of the things that we found was that almost universally, we found that young voters in focus groups were wholly unaware of the secretary of state offices," said Carlos Sanchez, the programs and partnerships director at Every Eligible American. "But when we provide basic information to them … they immediately connect with the importance of participating in down ballot voting."
Crockett, like other Republican nominees seeking this office, has sought to undermine trust in the elections. She has called the 2020 rigged and agreed with an interviewer who called it illegitimate, while criticizing a consent decree that Simon agreed to in a court case that waived several requirements around mail ballots during the pandemic.
She didn't say whether she would accept the results of this year's election during a recent debate, before issuing a later statement that she was tripped up by a two part question and that she would accept the results "unless the race for secretary of state is so close that there is a recount under Minnesota law."
"We need to be having civil conversations about election policy, not calling each other names," Crockett said on a page on her website called "five lies," addressing being labeled an election denier and a conspiracy theorist. Policywise, she calls for a rollback of mail voting in her state, and a reduction of the state's 46-day early voting timeframe, down to "a reasonable week or two."
Crockett's campaign did not respond to requests for the candidate's campaign schedule or a phone interview, after directing an initial inquiry to a scheduler. In a since-deleted statement from her campaign, Crockett said "the mainstream media is aligned with the current administration in Washington D.C. and St. Paul," and that "I will use the tools available to me to give Minnesotans access to me rather than relying on the media."
Crockett is not, however, part of a larger network of election deniers running for office this year, which calls itself the America First Secretary of State Coalition. That group includes the Trump-endorsed Jim Marchant of Nevada, Kristina Karamo of Michigan and Mark Finchem of Arizona, along with other election deniers for other offices.
From left, Kristina Karamo, candidate for Michigan Secretary of State, Mark Finchem, candidate for Arizona Secretary of State and Jim Marchant, candidate for Nevada Secretary of State, attend a conference promoting conspiracy theories about voting machines and discredited claims about the 2020 presidential election at a hotel in West Palm Beach, Fla., Saturday, Sept. 10, 2022. | Jim Rassol/AP Photo
Despite not approaching Democrats in resources — Marchant's PAC that he created to support these candidates raised just $429,000, and fellow coalition candidates have generally been outraised by their Democratic opponents — those candidates are all locked in very close elections.
Recent polling from CNN had Marchant at 46 percent and Democrat Cisco Aguilar at 43 percent, while Finchem took 49 percent to Democrat Adrian Fontes' 45 percent — advantages for both Republican candidates, but within the polls' margins of error. And while most public polling in Michigan has generally shown Karamo badly trailing, a poll released last week sponsored by the state association of broadcasters and a law firm from a well-known Republican pollster found her within 6 points.
Put together, it places election deniers within striking distance of running offices in battleground states across the country.
"It is a heck of a time to be in the democracy business. There is a lot swirling around us," Simon told voters at a candidate meet and greet. "But I am a long term optimist about democracy in America, and in Minnesota. In the short and medium term, we've got challenges, we've got issues and hurdles."
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How to manage spam messages (Linux)?
Install SpamAssassin on the server.
Go to Plesk > Tools & Settings > Spam Filter.
Turn on the protection against spam on a server-wide level.
For every email message that comes to the server, sender's and receiver's email addresses are recorded in a database. When a message comes for the first time, its sender and receiver addresses are not listed in the database yet, and the server temporarily rejects the message with an SMTP error code. If the mail is legitimate and the sending server is properly configured, it will try sending email again and the message will be accepted. If the message is sent by a spammer, then mail sending will not be retried: spammers usually send mail in bulk to thousands of recipients and do not bother with resending.
Asllow users set their own spam filtering preferences on a per-mailbox basis.
Set the maximum number of worker spamd processes to run (1-5). We recommend that you use the default value.
By default, the filter sensitivity is set so that all messages that score 7 or more points are classified as spam. If users still receive spam messages with the default sensitivity, increase it by setting a lesser value, for example, 6. If SpamAssassin marks valid messages as spam, decrease the sensitivity by setting a higher value, e.g. 8.
Turn on using the SpamAssassin on this mailbox.
If it is not required to modify messages subject, leave this box blank. If it is required to include into the subject line the number of points that messages score, type _SCORE_ in this box.
Spam messages will be deleted from the mailbox.
Move all spam messages to the folder called Spam. This folder is accessible from your mail client program or webmail. If an IMAP mail account is used, the Spam folder can be used for training the spam filter.
Email messages coming from senders in the white list are not checked by the spam filter.
Email messages coming from senders in the black list are blocked.
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How to set "Move to SPAM folder" as default option for all inbox/domains?
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- Go to beginning of definition, not end
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# 0.1.2 (2017-03-23)
- Initial release

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Biden and Ryan set for crucial VP debate
US vice presidential candidates prepare for their sole debate in Kentucky, as polls suggest election race tightening.
11 Oct 2012 20:11 GMT
Vice presidential debates rarely elicit much excitement, but the October 11 showdown could be an exception [Reuters]
The US vice presidential candidates are set to clash in their sole debate, with Democrats itching for revenge after Mitt Romney's drubbing of President Barack Obama tightened the White House race.
After Obama's lackluster performance last week, Vice President Joe Biden, 69, was expected to mount a full-throated attack against the surging Romney ticket on Thursday, while striving to avoid the gaffes the veteran politician is famous for.
He will face the much younger Representative Paul Ryan, 42, whose controversial government-slashing budget made him a hero among conservatives but who has never debated on a national stage.
The vice presidential debate rarely elicits much excitement, but this year all eyes will be on Danville, Kentucky to see whether Biden can stem Romney's sharp rise in the polls over recent days.
'Bad night'
Obama tried to steady panicking supporters on Wednesday, insisting he would win re-election despite a "bad night" in which he had been "too polite" to Romney.
"I got this," Obama said in a radio interview, predicting that Democratic "hand-wringing" over his limp performance would be a mere memory after his next clash with Romney on Tuesday.
Obama's campaign team meanwhile launched a new assault on the resurgent Republican nominee less than four weeks before the election, accusing him of hiding "extreme" stances to win support in the vital political centre ground.
Romney for his part scampered across Ohio, packing in three events on Wednesday in the battleground state that has never been lost by a successful Republican candidate and is shaping up to be the epicentre of this year's election.
The state has lost thousands of blue-collar jobs abroad, so Romney was on fertile political ground as he warned China's economy was gaining fast on America and accused Obama of "laxity" on enforcing free trade rules.
Obama's campaign accused Romney of peddling "head-spinning falsehoods" and suggested the former venture capitalist had swelled his fortune by investing in Chinese firms guilty of pirating US intellectual copyrights.
Democrats also tried to snare Romney in a culture war, after he told the Des Moines Register newspaper in Iowa that he would not introduce any legislation as president restricting the right to abortion.
Democrats scented a cover-up, as Romney has said he would appoint Supreme Court judges who oppose the procedure.
"We know that the real Mitt Romney will say anything to win ... he is cynically hiding his positions," said Obama's deputy campaign manager Stephanie Cutter.
Romney later suggested his statements were not contradictory because he would use the presidency's executive powers - instead of writing a bill - to halt government funds for foreign organisations that promote abortion.
"I'm a pro-life candidate. I'll be a pro-life president," he said.
Struggling for moderates
The Obama camp sees the abortion comments as a way to dent Romney's standing among women voters. Several polls show he improved among the crucial demographic after last week's first of a trio of debates with Obama.
Presidential candidates frequently move to the political centre to appeal to moderate voters once they have solidified support in their own party base.
But Romney spent months struggling to reassure his conservative base in a hard-fought primary and only truly began moderating his positions - on taxing the rich, immigration and health care - during last week's debate in Denver.
Recent polls show an unsettled race, with some national polls - like Gallup's daily tracking survey which had Romney and Obama tied at 48 per cent - suggesting Romney's debate bounce was subsiding.
A Fox News poll had Romney up a single point. Obama had led the same poll by five points before the debate.
There was also movement towards Romney in state surveys that had the race in battlegrounds like Nevada, Florida, Nevada and Ohio within a few points.
The debate at Kentucky's Centre College will be moderated by ABC News foreign correspondent Martha Raddatz and will begin at 9:00pm local time (01:00 GMT Friday).


Lots of surface sloughing with the new snow that fell in the alpine.
According to snowforecast.com some of the mountains in South America are about to get dumped on.
Some parts of New Zealand have had significant snow amounts already.
The avalanche season in the southern hemisphere is just starting.


Ádh mór to Camogs Emma Donnelly and Sian Fitzgerald who represent the Club on the Tyrone panel in their All-Ireland Final on 27th April V Kerry!
Seniors have a home game this Friday night against Gortin. Throw in at 7.15.
U6.5's: Continues every Monday 6:30-7:30pm U8/U10 Boys: Continues every Monday 6:30-7:30pm.
Last week's lotto numbers were 6, 11, 15 and 23.
Seniors have a home game this Friday night against Gortin.
Tyrone minor manager Collie Holmes believes they are in a good place ahead of the start of the Ulster MFC.
Urney played their first home game of the season and the boys showed some great battling spirit to come from behind and record their 1st win of the year.
Last week lotto numbers were 3, 12, 18 and 20.
Tyrone club Killyclogher are on the look out for a new manager.
Former Tyrone footballer Owen Mulligan believes that Mayo's NFL success this year can be the catalyst for them to go on and lift 'Sam Maguire'.
Louise McCarney (Trillick) summed up the first Gaelfast GAA 5 Star training day at Stranmillis University College.
Fundamentals is on tomorrow (Wednesday 10th) evening from 7 > 8 pm for P1, P2, P3 & P4, boys and girls in the Community Centre. All support & help from parents is much appreciated.
Congratulations to club stalwarts Sean McLaughlin & Eddie McDaid who received Tyrone GAA Credo Awards on Friday Night past in Garvaghey.
An understrength Urney team made the long journey to Galbally today. A battling 1st half kept the boys in touch at half time.


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Q: How to retrieve live tile count in code I'm implementing an windows phone 7 application with push notification. The push notification would update application tile count and I want to get the count value when application launched, then I can do differnet things according to the count value.
Using ShellTile.ActiveTiles.First() can get the application tile but I cannot find the count information. Does anyone counld give me any advice?

A: Unfourtunatelly the StandardTileData which is the metadata information that populates your tile is not available when you retrieve your ShellTile object from ShellTile.ActiveTiles collection.

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Manchester, New Hampshire -- I know that over on his fancypants blog Mike already promised you details of the John McCain-Curt Schilling confab. But since we both wound up at the same event, Mike's graciously decided to throw the Plank a bone and has allowed me to do the honors.
If McCain wants to go from second to first in the New Hampshire polls, he might want to consider bringing Schilling along with him to every campaign stop. Granted, it would make Charlie Pierce's head explode, but Schilling is guaranteed to draw a big crowd--it was standing room only at the private school theater where the the event was held--and he's pretty good at delivering the key McCain campaign talking points about the candidate's personal virtues. "I am way outside my element here," Schilling began in introducing McCain, before going on to deliver what might as well be the McCain campaign's closing argument: "We are at a time when integrity, honor, loyalty, and respect need to stop being punch lines. . . . They have to be at the core of the person we put in the White House."
McCain was able to get into policy minutia with some of the questioners at the event--talking about global warming legislation and the politics and bureaucratic procedures of situating new VA hospitals. But, more than any policy proposals, he's really selling himself. From the little video his campaign showed before he took the stage that featured interviews with some of his fellow POWs and his mom to the salty back-and-forth he had with a Marine in the crowd (McCain: "I tried to go into the Marines after I graduated from the Naval Academy, but they turned me down on the grounds that my parents were married"), McCain, more than any politician I've ever seen, makes an almost entirely characterological pitch. As he put it in a recent campaign ad, "I love America. I love her enough to make some people angry."
And that pitch can work. Although a number of the New Hampshere voters I spoke with at the event said they had some major disagreements with McCain--mostly on immigration--all of them said they were either definitely going to vote for him or were seriously considering it. As Ed Lee, a tax collector from Manchester who voted for McCain in 2000 and will do so again in '08, put it: "He's honest. I don't agree with him on immigration. But I'm not so sure I trust that the others will do what they say they're going to do on it, either."
Six months ago, when everyone was writing McCain's political obituary, it was hard to believe he'd still be campaigning at this point--much less that he'd be within shouting distance of first place in New Hamsphire. Then again, six months ago, it was just as hard to believe that, by early December, the GOP race would be as unsettled as it is; surely someone would have emerged as the undisputed frontrunner by now. The fact that no frontrunner ever did emerge is undoubtedly one of the major reasons McCain's still in this thing. And the longer the race remains unsettled, the shorter McCain's odds--as long as they may still be--at winning the whole thing become. If Republican voters can't find another candidate to their liking or don't trust what those candidates say, maybe they'll be like Lee and go for the guy they feel they can trust--even when they don't necessarily agree with him.
I'm going to follow McCain around New Hampshire for the next couple days for a print story, but I'll try to post some of my impressions to the Plank, as well.
P.S. Not only did Mike let me do this item, he also emailed me a nice photo that he took of McCain and Schilling. But, alas, posting that photo appears to be beyond either my or this Canadian software's technical capacities. And since my words can't do the photo justice, you'll have to just imagine what might have been.


Elin av Skövde lived in Västergötland during the 1100s, towards the end of the period in which Christianity became established in Sweden. She became a nationally-famous saint.
Elin av Skövde was born to noble parents in the early 1100s. Little is known of her parents or when they lived. When Elin av Skövde came of age she married and had several children, including at least one daughter. However, Elin av Skövde was widowed at an early age and never subsequently remarried. As a widow she managed her own financial affairs, which included making donations to the Christian church. During her lifetime Elin av Skövde was noted for her tenacious adherence to what were then relatively new Christian customs such as fasting, praying for others, and doing worthy, Christian deeds.
Elin av Skövde contributed to the establishment of a church in Skövde as well as another church in Götene, later. After being widowed she was able to and had the means to undertake a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. She went on this journey after her son-in-law had been murdered by his servants. According to accounts his servants were angry because their master had assaulted his wife. Elin av Skövde was accused of intentionally causing her son-in-law's death because she wanted to protect her daughter.
It was also claimed that Elin av Skövde had had a dream that she would die in Götene but be buried in the new church which she had financed in Skövde. This did come to pass. Shortly after her return from Jerusalem, whilst walking between her house and the place where a new church in Götene would be established, Elin av Skövde was murdered by her son-in-law's relatives in revenge for his death. It was not long before miraculous events began to be reported in conjunction with the care of her remains, and this led to her being venerated locally as a holy woman and a saint.
Elin av Skövde became famous and revered as a saint throughout Sweden before the end of the 1300s. Her feast day was celebrated on 30 July in Skara diocese and on 31 July elsewhere. Skövde municipality honours Elin av Skövde in their municipal coat of arms.
Elin af Skövde , www.skbl.se/sv/artikel/ElinafSkovde, Svenskt kvinnobiografiskt lexikon (article by Sara Ellis Nilsson), retrieved 2019-04-22.


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SCHOOLS: CK to offer all-day kindergarten
By Heidi G. Evans, For The Sun — Nov 24th, 1999
* Seven schools are being considered for the fall program, but PineCrest Elementary has been selected to begin a pilot program this spring.
Central Kitsap schools will offer all-day kindergarten at elementary schools next year.
The state pays schools to provide only half-day kindergarten, so parents will be expected the pay tuition to cover the additional expense.
School board members unanimously approved the new program Tuesday.
Among those supporting the action were newly-installed board members Chris Stokke and Christy Cathcart.
On first review of all-day kindergarten Nov. 10, board members expressed concern that tuition could not pay all the expenses and that low-income students who need the program might be excluded.
Board member John Farbarik said he would approve the program if it was "funded totally by tuition."
Before a school can offer a program it will be "required" to pay for itself, said Steve Chappuis, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction.
Offering an all-day class will cost the district an estimated $39,700 per classroom.
The majority of the cost - $29,000 - will cover salary and benefits for the teacher, with additional expenses to pay for planning time, aide time, bookkeeping and supplies.
Each class will be no larger than 22 students.
Early estimates for tuition are $2,200 per year for most students.
In initial plans, six spots in a 22-student class will be reserved for low-income students, with annual tuition for these students ranging from $1,100 to $550 per year.
Seven schools are now being considered for the program because they have classroom space, Chappuis said.
The board also approved beginning a pilot program this spring at PineCrest Elementary. Interest surveys have been distributed to parents.
This year, PineCrest and Brownsville elementary schools offered additional class time for struggling kindergartners. Funded with federal money, these programs did not charge tuition.
North Kitsap schools began a pilot all-day kindergarten program at two schools this fall.
Heidi G. Evans is a free-lance writer. Reach editor Jeff Brody at (360) 792-9204 or at jbrody@thesunlink.com.
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OUR VIEWS: Children will benefit from shift to all-day kindergarten
* Four school districts in Kitsap County will be offering all-day kindergarten next year. It's a good use of time and taxpayer dollars. A child who gets a good start in school gets a good start in life. Increasingly, that will be happening for ... [Read More...]
PILOT PROGRAMS: Manchester program cut in levy's wake
By Chris Henry For The Sun Two pilot programs in the South Kitsap School District have passed muster with parents and teachers, but one will be a casualty of the April 22 levy loss. An optional extended-day kindergarten program at Manchester Elementary will not ... [Read More...]
NORTH KITSAP: Two schools to offer all-day kindergarten
Feb 2nd, 1999
The voluntary program will cost parents $185 to $200 per month. Kindergarten will become an all-day affair next year for two classrooms of students in the North Kitsap schools. The district is ironing out the final details of a pilot program to offer all-day kindergarten ... [Read More...]
SK SCHOOLS: Soon, the younger ones can go all day
Manchester Elementary School will offer an all-day kindergarten in the fall as part of a multi-age class. By Chris Henry Special to the Sun All-day kindergarten will be an option for students entering Manchester Elementary School next year, but parents will have to ... [Read More...]
PRIVATE SCHOOLS: In spring, thoughts turn to alternatives
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Wood can outlast virtually any other type of interior flooring. Furthermore, with some common sense care, not only can it outlast, but can also keep its "like new" appearance virtually forever. We put together a simple "Do's and Don'ts" list for you.
If you just had your floors refinished, do not place area rugs back and do not clean you floors with any solution for 2 weeks.
Please use the recommended cleaners below with a MICRO FIBER MOP, such as the picture shown on right.
For Rubio Monocoat / penetrating oiled floors: Use ONLY the Surface Care Spray or the Natural Soap Concentrate. Plain water may be used, unless you have hard or well water (distilled is best). It is VERY important NOT to use any other wood floor cleaner (such as the ones above for polyurethane, or other generic cleaners) for penetrating oil finishes. Using cleaners other than the manfucturer recommended cleaner can break down the oil and diminish its performance. For basic cleaning all you need is the recommended cleaner (below) and a micro fiber mop.
Vacuum the floors thoroughly (otherwise wetting dirt will create mud)! It is very important to use a clean micro fiber mop throughout the cleaning process (otherwise a thin "muddy film" will be left on the floor). This can be achived as shown in the video on the right, or by using multiple replacement micro fiber mops and keep exchanging them (you can wash/rinse them all at the end). If desired, after floor dries, a dry micro fiber mop can be used to dry "buff" floors. This will bring the luster back quicker.
UNIVERSAL MAINTENANCE OIL: This treatment restores and intensifies both the color and the durability of the finish. Intervals for maintaining the floor vary depending on the amount of wear. It is recommended that this treatment be carried out when the original protective oil, shows signs of fading. Can be applied by home owner, but best results are when done professionally with buffer.
-Walk off mats should be kept by all entrance doors to minimize dirt being carried onto your floors.
-Vacuum as soon as dust is noticeable with a bristle attachment, not a motorized brush.
Do damp mop your floor when it appears to be dirty. Best to use a wood floor cleaning kit with a MICRO-FIBER MOP. Micro-fiber keeps trapping dirt particles far better than regular mops or rags do resulting in a more beautiful streak-free dry floor.
Do place mats at exterior doors, in front of sinks, refrigerators and in heavy traffic areas (wait two weeks on a newly finished floor). Be aware that some rubber-backed or foam-backed rugs, and non-slip pads contain additives that may discolor the floor.
Do place heavy-duty felt protectors under the legs of chairs and other furniture that get moved back and forth. Pry off existing buttons (metal or plastic) using a flat head screwdriver. Quickly scuff surface with rough sandpaper or use alcohol to clean the bottom of the legs to insure proper bond of self-stick protectors. Check every 6 months, replace as necessary. Never wax the base of chair legs.
Do place plants in waterproof containers.
Do have your floors professionally recoated or re-oiled every year or two (in high traffic areas and kitchens will need it more frequently) to keep that "like-new" look and to avoid refinishing.
Don't use any "polish" on your floors.
Don't use products such as Preen, Mop'n'Glo, Future etc.
Don't use aerosol products such as Pledge or Endust as these products also contain waxes which will cause adhesion problems for recoating and they leave a film that scuffs easily can be dangerously slippery.
Don't use strong solvents on wood floors.
Don't water excessively. Don't wet mop your floors. Wood and water don't mix. Water seepage between the boards leaves dark stains, warps the wood and causes musky odor.
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We recommend all types of finishes to be recoated periodically. The length of this period will be determined by the amount and type of traffic your floor receives and the care the floor is given between professional visits. The more traffic, the more wear, the more frequently your floors should be done. Generally it is recommended to RECOAT / RE-OIL WOOD FLOORS ANNUALLY. (In high traffic or commercial locations possibly every six months.) This will ensure a consistently beautiful and clean floor. With recoating timing is the maintenance!
"What Is Shaving & Recoating Anyway?
It is a procedure that "erases" surface wear from your floors. Thisstops the wear from going beyond the last layer of finish by regularly exchanging the top coat with a brand new layer. It can eliminate the need to completely refinish your floors forever (as long as it is performed at the same rate as you wear your floor)!
First, a fine layer of the existing finish is "shaved" off, (thereby removing all surface scratches, finish wear and small imperfections) then a brand new coat of finish is applied. Shaving is also important to insure proper adhesion. Shaving is economical and hassle free. It costs a fraction of what refinishing costs, and there is very little or no dust produced. It is very important not to wait until your floors are too scratched up OR the finish is badly worn. Such defects are below the last layer of finish and therefore can only be removed by a complete resanding of your floors, the very thing you are trying to avoid by recoating periodically.
"Will I have to remove all my heavy furniture?"
No! You don't walk under the furniture, so the finish is not worn there. The goal is to keep the finish from wearing in traffic areas. Also, since shaving does not involve sanding down to the bare wood, there is no need to remove permanently placed pieces of furniture. Should you ever move them in the future, a simple touch-up will blend in that area with the rest of your floor. However, all easily movable and light pieces (chairs, plants etc.) should be removed.
"How long will the whole process take?"
It's all done in a matter of hours. Our finishes dry in 1 hr and are non-toxic. If you didn't wait too long, only one coat will be needed. Quick and easy!
This simple procedure multiplies the lifespan of all finishes. Shaving and recoating will SAVE you money by eliminating the need for future refinishing. You can enjoy your floors year after year without the hassle of periodic resanding.


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April Watch-List: From Amy Schumer's Latest Comedy to Infinity War
By Kabira Barlow
Although we're only just easing into April, 2018 has already been a massive year in film. None have been bigger than Ryan Coogler's epic juggernaut Black Panther, which has made history (several times over) since its February 16 release, and is now one of top ten highest-grossing films of all time. Just this past weekend, John Krasinki's masterful horror film A Quiet Place followed up on its critical acclaim with a massive opening weekend (read our interview with the film's cinematographer here).
The rest of April is gonna be big, with one of the largest films of all time bookending the month. So here's your brief guide for what's coming out for the next three weeks:
Beirut – April 11.
This is a film for fans of war dramas, and especially for fans of Michael Clayton writer/director Tony Gilroy. Gilroy wrote this story, which is set in the titular Lebanese city in the '80s, with Jon Ham starring as Mason Skiles, a U.S. diplomat who fled Lebanon in 1972 after a horrible accident, only to be called back 10-years later. The person summoning him is Rosamund Pike's CIA operative Sandy Crowder—Skiles needs to return to help negotiate for the life of the friend he left behind. He's got plenty of problems that might make this even more difficult than it already is.
Rampage — April 13
It's Dwayne Johnson to the rescue—again—and we're really okay with that. The last trailer was a joyous jolt of gonzo action, as any film based off of the '80s video game should be. Rampage centers on the story of Davis Okoye (Johnson) who is a primatologist who prefers the company of primates over people. His best friend is a silver backed gorilla named George, who he rescued when George was only a little chimp. George changes, however, when he comes in contact with a mysterious gas that alters his DNA to the point where the once docile gorilla becomes the size of a building and goes on the titular rampage. George is the least of Okoye's problems, however—there's also a flying wolf and a colossal crocodile to contend with. It's pure mayhem, with Hollywood's most likable star front and center to save the day. Again.
Truth or Dare — April 13
An innocent game we all played at some point when we were younger takes a truly dark turn in this horror flick starring Lucy Hale and Tyler Posey. What starts as some fun and sun during a vacation in Mexico turns into the game of survival for a couple of teenagers playing Truth or Dare, a rite of passage amongst teens that, in this film, turns into a bloody hellscape in which someone, or something, begins punishing those who lie instead of telling the truth or chicken out from taking the dare.
I Feel Pretty — April 20
I Feel Pretty feels like pure Amy Schumer. The Trainwreck star, here paired with directors Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein, stars asRenee Bennett, a deeply insecure young woman who wakes up after a fall believing she's the most beautiful and capable lady on the planet. How long will Renee's newfound super confidence last? What will happen when she realizes she looks exactly the same as she always has? Co-starring Michelle Williams, Emily Ratajkowski, Busy Phillips and Tom Hopper, I Feel Pretty feels like it could be another hit for the ever hilarious Schumer.
Super Troopers 2 — April 20
The sequel that's been 16-years in the making is finally here. An international border dispute that arises between the U.S. and Canada means the Super Troopers are back in action, prepared to royally muck things up. Mac, Thorny, Foster, Rabbit and Farva are called in to set up a new Highway Patrol station in the disputed area, and to generally make sure the dispute gets worse. And worse. And worse.
Traffik — April 20
Traffik is a thriller starring Paula Patton and Omar Epps about a vacation gone wrong. Consider it your Truth or Dare for adults, and swap out the supernatural for the just terrifying and mean. John (Epps) and Brea (Patton) are a couple who take the vacation of their dreams on a remote island, where they meet up with another couple and go about having a perfect little getaway. All sounds perfect! And everything is going great until a violent biker gang begins to torment them, resulting in a fight for a survival.
Avengers: Infinity War — April 27
Have you heard of this little film? It's from a tiny, boutique studio called Marvel? Yeah, of course you have—this is the epic, ten-years-in-the-making superhero smash we've been waiting for. The Avengers join forces with some new friends in their fight to stop ultimate super villain Thanos (Josh Brolin) from destroying half—only half—of the universe. This movie is going to be absolutely massive, and the stakes are high—Infinity War is the first in a two-part saga that was filmed back-to-back by directors Joe and Anthony Russo, and will likely mean the end for some of our favorites. Nothing this good can last forever.
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Have I ever told ya'll how much I love a Portland waterfall engagement session? They're easily one of my favorites. You literally cannot go wrong with a waterfall shoot unless you're thinking about Multnomah Falls, which is gorgeous but always over crowded. My personal favorite to photograph is Wahclella falls, but the fire last year shut it down and it seems it'll remain that way for awhile. Latourell falls however is the most bang for your buck. It's gorgeous, close to Portland and easily accessible without a long sweaty hike. So lately it's been my go to for waterfall shoots if my couples didn't want to hike for a few miles.
These two were so great to work with. Originally we were talking about doing a cabin retreat engagement shoot up on Mt. Hood, but this time of year those places get really pricey and have two night minimums. So we passed up the forest and cabin vibes for the sure thing, the always epic and wonderful Latourell falls. As a rule I only shoot waterfalls in the morning during the week. Weekends these places get really busy and I hate photoshopping 40 people from the background. This morning though we had the whole place to ourselves for almost a whole hour. It was fantastic.
Don't worry about everything being perfect. Part of why I love these sessions is because it's literally impossible to keep your hair perfect or your shirt from flapping in the wind. You just have to relax and let the moment overtake you. I love the rawness/realness these locations provide. It's not overly scripted and it feels real.
Again, go early. We shot this middle of the week and by the time we were finishing up the parking lot was beginning to get full. We were finished by 10am. And that's why I refuse to shoot these on the weekends unless it's a remote trail that takes a bit of work.
Lastly, do it. Seriously, these sessions are so much fun. Bring a bottle of wine/bottle of good beer and just enjoy it. And if you need any tips I'm always happy to help.


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Tuchel should recall 27-year-old Chelsea player vs Tottenham as unlikely solution in midfield - TCC View
Chelsea's Saul Niguez has made next to no impact in the Premier League so far this season, but he can be an unlikely solution this Sunday against Tottenham.
Blues manager Thomas Tuchel has a huge team selection on his hands for this weekend's Premier League match at home to rivals Spurs.
For Chelsea, they simply need the three points after one win in their previous seven league games. A poor run of form has seen them slip to third in the table, with plenty of the teams below perhaps now fancying their chances of catching them.
A win against fifth-placed Spurs should calm some nerves around Stamford Bridge, and Tuchel's men should feel confident after beating Sunday's opposition twice already this month in cup fixtures.
One bold decision that Tuchel should make is to recall Saul.
Time for Saul to shine at Chelsea
Saul, 27, has been a bit-part player since joining in the summer on a season-long loan from Atletico Madrid.
He's yet to complete 90 minutes in any of his five league appearances this campaign, but there's no doubt there has been a significant improvement in his performances in cup competitions. For example, he was excellent for 73 minutes when Chelsea beat Spurs 2-0 earlier in January in the first leg of a Carabao Cup semi-final tie.
Tuchel loves to rotate between Chelsea's superb midfield trio of N'Golo Kante, Mateo Kovacic and Jorginho. In fairness, each of them has played lots of football since returning from respective injuries and illnesses, so bringing in one pair of fresh legs for what will be a fast-paced game against Spurs makes sense.
Left-footed central midfielder Saul should be recalled to the XI next to Kovacic, with the duo both starting on the bench in Tuesday's 1-1 draw against Brighton.
There should certainly be no fear for Saul after showing his quality against Spurs this month. Also, he's growing into his first taste of English football.
He keeps the ball ticking over nicely in the centre of the park, plus he's got plenty of aggression in his game with some of the tackles he puts in.
Tuchel said earlier this month that Saul's "stepped up", so now is the perfect time to reward him with a start.
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Touching handwritten notes that give an intimate glimpse of Michael Jackson's relationship with his kids were shown to a jury Thursday after a bitter legal battle.
The King of Pop scrawled one of the notes on a scrap of paper to remember a tender exchange with his younger son, Blanket.
"Words of Blanket my son 6 years young," the pop superstar wrote to introduce a quote attributed to his third-born child.
"What's your favorite letters Daddy? Mine is 'G' for God and 'D' for Daddy," reads the quote written in black pen on white paper.
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Karaoke is popular in Bend and many places host Karaoke nights a week.
In Japanese, karaoke means "Empty Orchestra" and while that is a beautiful image, it is not entirely accurate. Karaoke DJs (or KJs) are the ghost in the machine, the voices, minds and nimble fingers of the vocal-less music you try to impress friends and strangers to. KJs summon the one song you just have to sing, and even though they have heard it a hundred thousand times, they do it with a smile, asking for nothing from you except a hopefully dry mouth.
The karaoke machine was developed in the 1970s after advancements in storing audible materials in the 1960s. Even when initially rolling them out in Japan in the 1970s, it was seen as an expensive fad even as it caught on as an incredibly popular form of dinner-time entertainment. It is actually one of the few fads from the late '70s that not only has retained popularity over the years, but even increased in some parts of the world. While in-home karaoke machines are popular, it is the act of performing in a crowded bar for friends and strangers that really gives the form most of its art. Choosing the right song, playing to the mood of the room and making the song your own while retaining what people like about the original are all much trickier propositions than one might initially think.
Rockin' Robin hosts karaoke five nights a week: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays at Seven and Wednesday and Saturday at Kelly D's. I asked Robin how someone finds themselves in the KJ business and she told me, "I am a native Oregonian and have loved music all my life. I have sung in gospel bands, rock bands and have been exposed to all genres of music. I have three children and eight grand babies. And I love my life! During the day I am a hairdresser and at night I do karaoke. Sixteen years ago the KJ job just kind of fell in my lap in Redmond at Fireside Bar and Grill. I didn't have a lot of DJ music at the time and only their karaoke CDs so we were really limited at the time! Over time I got to buy new DJ music and karaoke discs. Soon, Kayo's opened so I was able to buy the necessary equipment to make a move and started doing karaoke/DJ shows over there. I knew eventually I wanted to be in Bend. I made a move to Bend six years ago to acquire gigs and it has been a positive move for me. Becoming an entertainer has been evolutionary for me, as in the beginning I was pretty shy. Now, it's in my blood to greet people and make them feel welcome at my shows!"
Bringing in karaoke nights seems to be all the rage in Bend right now. While most places only venture to have karaoke two or three nights a week, Cory's downtown has karaoke four nights a week which begs the question... at what point does a bar become a karaoke bar and does the karaoke bring in more customers than the bar would have otherwise.
I asked Mike Hayes, the owner of Mavericks Country Bar, which hosts karaoke on Wednesdays, if he found that the karaoke night brought in a different crowd and he answered with much brevity "I find it's an increase to the current crowd." So, whether it brings in new people or just enhances the good time of the regulars, one thing is proven: karaoke is now more popular than ever.
Jackie Johnson of A Fine Note Karaoke Too has been hosting at Soba's Alley Bar for the last few months until its abrupt closure last week. Because of the wealth of KJs in town, I asked Jackie whether it was hard for a KJ to find a new home after their main space closes down. She tells me, "It is hard to find new karaoke gigs in central Oregon. It seems like it is either feast or famine. For instance, on Wednesday nights, when I was doing karaoke at Soba, Corey's, Seven, and Kelly D's were all doing it that night. Yet on Friday nights, I don't think anyone is doing it. Luckily, I get quite a few private parties to carry me through when I don't have a regular gig. It's especially good around the holidays."
People will always love to sing and most people will always love to sing in public. Karaoke is an outlet that not only gives people a brief and fleeting chance to shine, but also creates a communal experience over a shared connection to a song. Those connections are what we live for and Central Oregon's KJs are providing a lot more than Uptown Funk without the lyrics. They give us a safe space to be brilliant...if only for a few minutes.