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The Forum May 28 - June 10, 2014 Vol. XXVI, Issue XIX
LOCAL BUILDERS OFFER INSPIRING DISPLAY FOR PARADE OF HOMES.
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Common Space
Shreveport Common is the new name for Shreveport’s oldest multicultural “hot-bed” for architecture, music, performance and art, just west of downtown Shreveport. This project focuses on revitalization of the nine-block area through 36 major projects by over 30 major partners.
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'The Cynic'
In the old days, our barber was also the small-town doctor. He agreed to take a little off the sides after he got my appendix out..
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P.R.I.D.E. AWARDS
2014 Proud Residents Involved in Developing Our Economy Award banquet was held May 15 at the Horseshoe Riverdome in Bossier City, acknowledging those in Shreveport-Bossier City who have displayed exceptional hospitality in customer service and tourism in the past year.
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Seeking an E.G.O.A.T
“The Scarecrow,” directed by Moonbot’s Brandon Oldenburg and Limbert Fabian, has garnered over 12 million views on YouTube, and the project was honored with several Webby Awards, including Online Film and Video: Best Animation and Interactive Advertising; Media: Best Game or Application and Integrated Campaign.
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Heroes of Pop Up
It was amazingly successful on all counts, but wow, it was a lot of work. It’s like that duck swimming in the pond, calm and serene on top, but paddling like heck underneath. There was a lot of paddling like heck going on, and it took some heroic efforts to make Pop UP pop.
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Skills in Organizing
Periods of sustained performance will be followed by times of trial and tribulation. This sets the seed for improvement or even turnaround before growing again. Thus, we can outline what leads to the probability of sustainable superior performance in terms of increasing firm valuation, but cannot guarantee it for any length of time into the future.
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Cemetery Statues
I was driving some friends of mine, who are not from here, and showing them the sights. They are interested in cemeteries, and I took them to Greenwood and Oakland. They were amazed by the different types of monuments and all of the artwork on them. Can you tell us about what some of these mean?.
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Election Updates
The U.S. Senate race, of course, is the big topic of discussion these days as Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu seeks a fourth six-year term. She has three Republican opponents – U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy of Baton Rouge, state Rep. Paul Hollis of Covington, and retired Air Force Col.
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Some ‘Other Party’
People of all ages are becoming less engaged with the political process. Unlike Thomas Edison’s adage that “genius is 99 percent perspiration, and 1 percent inspiration,” it seems nowadays that voter participation in the political process is wholly dependent on the reverse of that adage: It’s 1 percent perspiration and 99 percent inspiration.
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The Way it Was in 2007
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Kicking the habit
In today’s effort to create a smoke-free America, the harmful side effects of smoking are no secret to the general public. From graphic and attentiongrabbing commercials to boldly worded warning labels on every pack of cigarettes, the dangers remain a topic of conversation.
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New Leadership
News outlets began reporting in early May that the federal government had rejected Louisiana’s financial plan for privatizing the former LSU hospitals around the state. Reports indicated the method the state had used to apply for expense money to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services could throw the entire deal into jeopardy.
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Colon Cancer
The key to diagnosing and preventing colorectal cancer is the colonoscopy. “A colonoscopy is a medical examination that is done using a flexible tube with a light and camera on the end of it,” Dr. James Hobley, of Gastrointestinal Specialists, said. “The test is performed by a certified physician who is trained in endoscopy.
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Male Pattern Baldness
A Mayo Clinic Proceedings of October 2005 states that although MPB does not appear to cause direct physical harm on its own, hair loss may result in physical harm because hair protects against sunburn, cold, mechanical injury and ultraviolet light.
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Real Men Get Annual Check-ups, Even When Nothing Ails Them
preventive services as do women. Could there be a direct correlation? Of course! Willis-Knighton doctors, including Joseph C. Jones, M.D., of Tri-State Medical Clinic in Shreveport, Scott Mighell, M.D., of Louisiana Family Practice and Rhett F. McLaren, M.D.
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Oaks’ residents are diggin’ their community garden
A love of digging in the dirt and anything gardening factored into Wimberly’s decision to move into Garden Apartments at The Oaks, one of two independent living options at The Oaks, when she moved there last August.
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Healthy Geezer
These diets can bring a quick drop in weight because eliminating carbohydrates causes a loss of body fluids. And, high-protein diets cause substances called “ketones” to be released into the bloodstream. The ketones make dieting easier by lowering appetite.
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at HOME
The Parade of Homes is presented annually by the Home Builder's Association of Northwest Louisiana..
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2014 Parade of Homes
Spring season brings new energy, ideas and resolve to clear out the cobwebs and bring out the best in your home – whether via spring cleaning, freshening up décor or planting a garden or for most of us, cleaning the ceiling fans and installing a new plant or two.
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House for Hope
The House for Hope is a long-standing project between Community Renewal International, KSLA News 12 and the Homebuilders Association of Northwest Louisiana. Now in its sixth year, the fundraising effort features an annual raffle for a new, luxury home with proceeds directed to Community Renewal’s Friendship Houses.
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What’s trending
J.R. Maddox, general manager of United- Bilt Homes, LLC, is in the making-dreamscome-true business. “I enjoy helping someone with an idea for a house plan really dig deep and discover what they want in a home, and then seeing the imagination become reality,” Maddox said.
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Remodeling and Refinishing
Everyone enjoys a new look in their home, and in today’s market, keeping your home updated and fresh is imperative to retain or increase the resale value. Whether you are looking to upgrade for increased sales value or simply because you want an original look in your home, there are guidelines you can follow to create a new look.
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MAKING A HOME
(BPT) – Moving brings great opportunities in the form of careers, social connections and new beginnings. However, the act of moving can create unnecessary stress and tension, which makes the process less than desirable. About 35 percent of Americans move every five years, according to the U.
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Driveways to Mailboxes
(BPT) – Selling or staying, it makes no difference – everyone wants a home that looks great from the curb. Curb appeal comes together when all the elements of a home’s facade are in good shape and working together.
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Inside Trends
(BPT) – Wood may be known for its timeless visual appeal, but there’s nothing static about the way people showcase it in American homes. Designers, homeowners and DIYers are re-discovering the warmth and beauty of wood. From inventive new uses to re-interpretations of existing styles, they’re finding creative ways to use wood throughout the home.
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Home Design
Color and architecture trends vary from city to city across the United States. The homes and buildings within a neighborhood define its character and in some ways, culture. Before deciding on the best design, take into consideration the local geography and design trends.
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Admiring the Outdoors
(BPT) – As summer approaches and your thoughts turn to home improvement and the outdoors, you’re probably considering a variety of ways to make your home more comfortable, more attractive and more environmentally sustainable – while hopefully increasing its value as well.
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Fresh off the farm
Most of us have seen signs promoting Eat Local, which, depending on the group, refers to food produced within 100 miles up to 400 miles. Although it is slightly more complex, they encourage purchasing items in season that travel the least distance to market for freshest consumption.
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TALK of the TOWN
that people can identify with. Emerging Artist Gallery, 630 Barksdale Blvd., Bossier City. Call 741-8310. THROUGH JULY 26: THE ART OF NICOLE DUET AND CAROLA NIX,.
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Farmed & Delicious
Noma Fowler-Sandlin, who’s been organizing the annual market for seven years, said there will be plenty to eat, see, buy and do at this year’s event. The number of booths is slightly smaller this year to allow for some expansion of the market and the addition of more seating, she said.
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‘Folse, Fun and Fireworks’
In an interactive dining experience, Louisiana native Chef John Folse shares his experiences and secrets learned in Cajun cooking with unique ingredients of Louisiana’s swamp floor and pantry.
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Yoga to the Masses
“It’s something I’ve dreamed about since I started practicing yoga almost 13 years ago,” she said. “I always said if I could do anything in life, and money wasn’t an object, then I would open up a yoga studio tomorrow.
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Community Theater
Local actor and Chevyland manager, Michael Blake Powell, will make his local directorial debut in the theater’s second show of the season. “The Fox on the Fairway” is another Ken Ludwig comedy, according to Darrow. “[Powell] had wanted to direct for years and I thought this suited him well.
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On the Scene
Chocolate and Champagne:.
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