| Princeton, Kentucky
A Caldwell County Hospital agency that has maintained a home on Main Street in downtown Princeton for the past several years is now headed for the highway. The hospitals home health agency, currently located at 107 West Main St., will soon be moving to an office building on U.S. 62 West. Hospital CEO Charles Lovell Jr. said the home health agencys new headquarters would be the former Boggess auto dealership building, near the new home of the Pennyroyal Centers local mental health clinic. Lovell said the agency had begun to outgrow its downtown location, the former Browns Furniture building, its home for most of this decade. The new building, owned by developer Ronnie Coleman, has between 12 and 14 small offices, with room in the back for records storage a plus for the hospital, which is dealing with an abundance of medical records, some of which must be kept forever.
Time to party
Parents have spent the week balancing work and child care. And parents of college-age children have added filing tax and college financial aid forms by the March 1 deadline to the mix. After a week like that, theres only one thing to do party. A good place to start is the spring gourmet dinner put on by the University of New Hampshires hospitality students. Paraiso Mexicano features a six-course authentic menu on Friday and Saturday. Dishes include an appetizer of pork-stuffed peppers, authentic tortilla soup, snapper and shrimp with tomatoes, onions, garlic and jalapeno peppers, duck breast with mole sauce, tortilla salad and fried pastry with chocolate dessert. Live entertainment and a cash bar will round things out. The event is pricey, about $50 a ticket, but think of it as fund-raising event.
Black awakens to fire bullets
ANGRY Bullets guard Stephen Black awoke from his playoff slumber last night to inspire Brisbane to a thrilling 98-95 win over Melbourne. It gives the Bullets a 1-0 lead in the National Basketball League grand final series.Black responded to the pre-game challenge from former teammate Derek Rucker to lift after his quiet semi-final performances against Sydney, hitting a game-high 24 points and dishing out five assists in front of 7291 screaming fans at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre. The victory, Brisbane's 21st is succession, has put the Bullets in the box seat to claim their first championship in 20 years. "I've been real mad for the last couple of days, mainly because I played poorly (against the Kings)," said Black, who contributed only 13 points in Brisbane's two-game semi-final sweep.
Destroyers Defeat The Kats, 58-56
Nashville, Tenn. - The road to ArenaBowl XXI is now underway and the Columbus Destroyers (1-0) took the right step as they defeated the Nashville Kats (0-1), 58-56 at Gaylord Entertainment Center. Destroyers quarterback Matt Nagy completed 23 passes for 245 yards and seven touchdowns. His favorite target of the night was Damien Groce. Groce caught 11 passes for 122 yards and three touchdowns. In a game that's dominated by offense, special teams played a large factor in the game as Columbus kick returners Josh Bush and Groce combined to return seven kickoffs for 163 yards, giving the Destroyers great field position all night. Following a Clint Stoerner strike to Cornelius Bonner to give the Kats a 7-0 lead, the Destroyers' Damien Groce returned the opening Columbus drive to the Kats four-yard line.
Latest Stuntman: Ignition Screenshots
Stuntman: Ignition is the next installment in the critically acclaimed, million-unit plus selling Stuntman franchise. The game plunges gamers into the adrenaline-fueled role of a Hollywood stunt driver, challenging them to pull off the most breathtaking, death-defying stunts ever filmed. Players will showcase their skills in a wide variety of big-budget action films, commercial shoots and tournaments while commanding more than 25 unique vehicles, including exotic sports cars, motorcycles and hovercraft. Online multiplayer will allow rival stuntmen to battle it out on the film sets and custom built back-lot arenas, or players can devise their own insane stunt runs and challenge other stuntmen at their own game. Internally developed by Paradigm Entertainment, Stuntman: Ignition will be available for Xbox 360, PLAYSTATION 3 system and PlayStation 2 system in summer 2007.
Kats Fall to Destroyers 58-56 in Opener
The Nashville Kats started the 2007 season with a bang, but eventually fell to the Columbus Destroyers 58-47 in the season opener for both teams at the Gaylord Entertainment Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The Kats started the season right by scoring on the third offensive play of the game on a 33-yard pass completion from Kats quarterback Clint Stoerner to wide receiver Cornelius Bonner. The Destroyers answered quickly with a 53-yard kickoff return and then a five-yard touchdown pass. After a failed Nashville drive, Kats defensive back Keon Raymond got the ball back to the offense by intercepting a Columbus pass. Nashville fullback Dan Alexander made Columbus pay scoring on a six-yard rush. The Kats missed the extra point, but held a 13-7 lead at the end of the first quarter. The Rampage didn't stay down long though on a points-filled second quarter.
First Rosie, then The Donald, now it's Hugo
During the otherwise bleary days of December, millions of TV aficionados watched in abject fascination as two of entertainment's largest personalities engaged in a passion contest that would have done justice to an event sponsored by the World Wrestling Federation. Rosie O'Donnell of "The View" climbed into the ring with a recitation of the shortcomings of Donald Trump, star of "The Apprentice," by questioning his business acumen, raising allegations of substance abuse, by hints of bankruptcy and by criticism of his clumsy handling of the travails of the reigning Miss USA. .
Popular Internet Filmmaker, Lisa Murray, Enters Burnett/Spielberg ...
Hollywood, CA (PRWeb) March 2, 2007 -- Lisa Murray, the independent filmmaker responsible for the popular Internet video, Free Hugs in Hollywood, (which has almost a half a million views and was recently featured on Yahoo's home page), as well as the Grand Prize winner in Entertainment Tonight's Search for the Caress Confidante (which won her a VIP trip to the Emmys with ET) has entered a trailer of her documentary, "I Have Dreams Dammit!", in the new Mark Burnett/Steven Spielberg reality show contest, On The Lot. Murray is hoping her lucky streak will land her a spot on Fox's hot new reality show.
According to the show's website, 'ON THE LOT, executive-produced by Mark Burnett and Steven Spielberg, will give aspiring filmmakers from around the world the chance to earn a $1-million development deal at DreamWorks.
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