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By Samantha Mazzotta

Theres No FixingDroopy Light Switch

Q: Lately when I turn on thelight switch in the bedroom,the switch goes up but then dropsloosely down to the halfway posi-tion. Why is the switch doing this?

Jacob C., Cleveland

A:The switch is broken and must

be replaced. Theres no fix-ing it, but the part is not expensive.Replacing a switch isnt an espe-cially difficult task, but if youre atall uncertain about doing it or totallyinexperienced with electrical tasks,have an experienced friend replacethe switch, or hire an electrician.

If youre determined to do it your-self, great. Youll need a standardscrewdriver and needle-nosed pliers,and keep a wire cutter/stripper nearbyin case its needed. A voltage tester (or multimeter) is important to makesure no electricity is coursing throughthe circuit during the replacement

job. Youll also want to purchase thereplacement switch.

Turn off the circuit that controls theswitch. The best way is to leave thelight on and have a helper call outwhen youve switched off the correctcircuit at the box. (Now is also a goodtime to label that circuit for the nexttime you need to switch it off.) Tomake absolutely sure that no power is reaching the switch, take the face

plate off and use your voltage tester by placing one sensor tip against one of the two screws on the side of the lightswitch (youll see a wire attached toeach) and then placing the other sen-sor tip against the second screw. If thetester does not light up, electricity isnot flowing to the switch; if it doeslight up, electricity is still flowing andyou should not start the repair untilthe problem is r emedied.

Once the power is off, gently removethe switch from its mounting brackets

by unscrewing the top and bottom

screws of the bracket andout. Locate the wiring connthe side of the switch, takinote of where the wires go. wire (the one through whiccal current flows) is usuallred in color, while the neutrusually white (but sometimgreen). Loosen the connectiand detach the wires, usingdle-nose pliers.

At this point, check the of the wires. If the exposends are frayed and therewire to spare, consider trim

old wire end and stripping to expose the same length copper (just enough to hoothe screw).

Attach the new switch, behook up the wires in exactlyconfiguration. Tighten the scthen ease the switch into iand replace the mountinAttach the faceplate.

Test your work by turnincuit back on and flipping the

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Movies bring bo o bene its to Virginia

By Alexander ChangCapital News Service

RICHMOND For Clint East-wood ans in Virginia, it was athrill to hear that his latest lm,J. Edgar, is set in parts o Fau-quier and Fair ax counties. But

or those communities, theres atangible bene t to playing sucha supporting role: Teyll enjoy a

nancial boost rom tourism andother economic spino s.

Te General Assembly recog-nized the economic value o entic-ing lmmakers to shoot movies inVirginia during its reconvenedsession in April. Legislatorsapproved a state-budget amend-ment to add $1.5 million to Gov.Bob McDonnells Motion PictureOpportunity Fund or the 01

scal year.Tat means the und will have

$3 million to provide incentivesor lmmakers to shoot in Vir-

ginia. Tose incentives include anexemption rom state sales taxes,an exemption rom hotel taxes orstays o 30 days or more in somelocalities, and grants or rebates

or quali ed projects, according

to the Virginia Film O ce.For the lm o ce, its going to

allow us to recruit more projects

to Virginia and provide more jobopportunities or Virginians, saidRita McClenny, the states ilmcommissioner.

he money that companiesspend on a variety o goods andservices, rom hotels to trans-portation equipment and to con-struction equipment, it will ben-e t Virginia businesses rom a taxcollection standpoint and a busi-ness opportunity standpoint.

In 009, the direct and indi-rect impact o Virginias motionpicture and video productionindustry was about $346 millionand supported more than ,700 jobs in the state, according toJe Caldwell, McDonnells presssecretary.

Caldwell said the lms, docu-mentaries, commercials andmultimedia productions shotin Virginia contribute to thecommonwealths economy. Tey provide job opportunities becausecompanies o ten hire Virginians

or their production teams, hesaid.

Te main priority o McDon-nells administration is to spureconomic development, and thereare many pieces o that, Caldwellsaid. Tis lm industry programis a major one or him becauseit attracts lmmakers to use thecommonwealth as a location ortheir movies. And that bringsinvestment in jobs, investmentin restaurants, and it can providesigni icant economic develop-ment boost or the community inwhich the lms are made.

McDonnell underscored thatpoint when he announced thatEastwood, the amous actor anddirector, was shooting his movieabout J. Edgar Hoover, the or-mer FBI director, in NorthernVirginia. Te locations includedWarrenton and Te Plains (bothin Fauquier County), Great Falls(Fair ax County) and the cities o Alexandria and Arlington.

Clint Eastwood is an Americanlegend, and we are thrilled hechose Virginia or his lm aboutthe rst director o the FederalBureau o Investigation, McDon-nell said in a press release.

J. Edgar stars Leonardo Di-Caprio as Hoover, who headed theFBI rom 1935 until his death in197 . Also starring are Dame Judi

Dench as Hoovers mother, NaomiWatts as his longtime personalsecretary, Ken Howard as theU.S. attorney general, Josh Lucasas aviator Charles Lindbergh, andArmie Hammer as the assistantdirector o the FBI.

Virginia is an excellent locationor lm production with its rich

history and natural beauty, andwe are working diligently to bringmore lm production like this tothe Commonwealth, McDonnellsaid.

Te states lmmaking incen-tives come with strict guidelines.

Te Motion Picture Opportu-nity Fund is not intended to cover100 percent o the Virginia laborcosts or lmmakers. In its appli-cation, the production company must show how much economicimpact the lm will provide orVirginia. Te company also musthave 100 percent o its anticipated

nancing in place at the time o request.

Besides the Motion PictureOpportunity Fund, the com-

monwealth also has the VirginiaMotion Picture Production axCredit program.

o quali y or tax credits, lmcompanies must spend at least$ 50,000 in quali ying expenses,

lm at least 50 percent o prin-cipal photography in the com-monwealth and agree to includea Filmed in Virginia credit andVirginia logo in the nal produc-tion.

he Virginia Film O ice andVirginia ourism Corp. are purs-ing more than 15 active lm proj-ects.

Be ore the budgetVirginia was at a disadvantage becausprovide lmmakers anomic incentives, McConsequently, Virginprojects to neighbori

But now, McClenginia is beginning to

We have to be comwhatever nancial dstate o ers, so the inallow Virginia to coother states like GeYork and almost all states.

Clint Eastwood on the set of J. Edgar in Fauquier County.


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Strength training is the real deal

A recent study at the University o Michigan has convinced meto get started at the gym again.It concluded that while muscleloss is to be expected with age,we dont have to accept it. Re-searchers even pinpointed exactly what we need to do to regain lostmuscle tone and strength: resis-tance exercises, also known asstrength training.

With strong muscles we cancontinue to climb stairs andmountains, dig in the garden androw a kayak into advanced years.With muscle loss we might ex-perience shaky balance, alls andbone ractures -- which can leadto loss o independence.

Te study rom UMs PhysicalActivity and Exercise Interven-tion Research Laboratory talksabout how ew seniors take partin strength training, and aultsprevious studies or not makingit crystal clear just how great the

bene it is. Maybe thas sent me back to thresearchers absolutthat resistance trainingains in strength anment o lean musclewere even able to s

much muscle we loshal pound per year ao 50.

So, I made an apwith a personal tragym. He was very y very smart: His rst quwhether my doctor hamy exercise plan. (ATen he let me set my oweight levels on the mincorporated those intoplan o repetitions andnext six weeks, at whicreview.

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NEWS LINEby Matilda Charles

Restaurants can let customers bring wineBy Alexander ChangCapital News Service

RICHMOND Under a new state law, Virginians will be al-lowed to bring their own wineinto a restaurant i the diningestablishment allows.

Senate Bill 1 9 , which takese ect July 1, will allow any ABC-licensed restaurant to permitcustomers to bring a bottle o wineinto the establishment and drink iton the premises.

Restaurants that have such poli-cies will be able to bill customersa corkage ee a service chargethat usually ranges rom $10 to$75.

Currently, 6 states, includingNorth Carolina and the District o Columbia, have corkage ees laws,according to Sen. Je McWaters,R-Virginia Beach, who proposedSB 1 9 . He said the legislationwill bene t both patrons and res-taurants.

People who are collectorso wine (will) have to make thechoice: Stay home, cook dinner,mess up the kitchen and drink thatbottle o wine; or take that specialbottle o wine to a nice restaurantand have them cook or you, Mc-Waters said.

Were the th-largest state inwine production, but were theonly state (among the major wineproducers) that doesnt allow orthis.

McWaters said Virginia restau-

rants have been losing businessto neighboring states that havelegalize corkage ees.

McWaters bill stirred a littlecontroversy during the Gen-eral Assemblys recent session. Itpassed 7-13 in the Senate and78-18 in the House. Gov. BobMcDonnell signed the bill into law last week.

Restaurant owners are dividedover the idea.

A restaurant could lose custom-ers i it doesnt o er a corkage eeoption, said John Van Peppens,owner o Flemings Richmond, asteakhouse and wine bar. But therestaurant could lose wine sales i it does o er one.

Moreover, corkage ees may be higher than customers expectbecause they must o set brokenstemware and other expenses.

When a guest calls me to bringin a nice bottle o wine and we haveto tell them that its going to be a$ 0-$30 corkage, the guest is goingto wonder in their mind, Why do Ihave to pay that much money or abottle o wine I paid or and drinkit in your restaurant? Peppenssaid.

o me, there are a lot o nega-tives be ore the guest even arrivesat the ront door.

At the same time, corkage eelaws can help small, independentrestaurants compete with chainrestaurants.

ed Doll, owner o Zeus Galler y Ca in Richmond, said chain res-

taurants ear corkage ees becausea lot o their revenue comes rom

selling wine purchased directly rom wineries.What chain restaurants do is

basically ensure to a winery thattheyre going to sell X amount o cases a year, and buy it nationally and cut out two middlemen be orepaying or a product , Doll said.

Independent restauother hand, can mak

letting customers brand charging them a Doll said.

It might be some money I can make, inreally have to stock cept or a glass and a


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By Carol BallardTe Sherando imes

Spring is nally here and at Sun-fower Cottage, greenhouses are

ull o plants waiting or gardenersto take them to new homes. Its agreat local source or a huge variety o hard-to- nd herbs, ruit treesand vegetables.

Billie Cli ton, who owns thegarden center with her husbandArnold, was busy taking care o de-tails o the business last week, buttook time out rom her day to talkabout the Cottage and highlightupcoming events.

As we walked around thegrounds, she started the narrativeby giving a short history. Te ullservice garden center, which ismuch more than simply a gardencenter, has been located at thecorner o Reliance and RidgemontRoads since 001, but it didnt start

out as a retail outlet complete withteaching seminars, estivals andHigh eas, like it is today.

My husband and I both hadcareers in business, but we startedthis because we always liked herbsand saw a demand or it and also aneed. No one was growing herbsso we recognized it was somethingwe could do together and be suc-cess ul. Gardeners are lucky to beable to get the herbs rom us, Billieexplained.

Tey began by growing plantsor the wholesale trade and rented

a building near where their centeris now to sell small quantities o plants. She said they called it BilliesPlant Honor Bar, complete with asign with a tax chart that directedcustomers to take what you wantand leave the money. It provedto be a success ul way they couldsell some o their plants and ocustheir time and energy on the grow-

ing aspect. People bought plants,le t money in a box and even le tnotes letting them know what they wanted them to order or their next visit.

Tings changed though, when,We had the chance to buy thisproperty, and made it wholesaleand retail. Now were open orretail business rom March to theweek o Chr istmas, Billie said.

Te business has expanded andthey ship culinary herbs to othergarden centers within a large circle,to Richmond in the south, andnorth and east to Harpers Ferry,W.Va., and even Maryland. Inspring and all, we grow fowers and vegetables ourselves and also have

resh shipments rom other growerriends. Also, we are loaded with

heirloom tomatoes, she said.Te public also has a chance to

come and have un, ood and in or-mation at their High eas. Up to 30

people can be seated at what Billie

called Lunch and Learn, wherea variety o topics are covered.Te demonstrations have been as varied as learning tea etiquette,creating topiaries, and growingand using herbs. For the High eas,individuals can just show up andpartake, but groups need to sched-ule ahead or an appointment. Forthe big events, individuals alsoneed appointments.

Billie was excited to talk aboutupcoming public events that arein their near spring and summer

uture.On the 16th o April, as part o

Historic Garden Week, which runsrom April 16 to 3, the Garden

Club o Warren County will haveour homes on display and Sun-

fower Cottage is part o the tour.A bu et lunch will be availableand visitors will be able to explorethe gi t shop, greenhouses andgrounds.

On April 7, rom 1-3 p.m., therewill be a Shenandoah Herb Society Open House. he grounds willopen to the public at no charge.

On May 9, High ea will be o -ered or Mothers Day at 11:30

a.m., 1:00 p.m., and :30 p.m.On May 14 as part o the Warren

Countys 175th anniversary Farmour, High ea will be served at a

discount price. Billie said that theday will be devoted to serving oodto promote the agrarian li estyleand to show how much pleasure

and satis action there

some o your own obe walked through thesteps o growing culi

Other parts o the will be open and readyenjoy as well are the cwhere vegetables arlocal restaurants; the and the labyrinth.

We walked outsidegarden and Billie talklabyrinth nearby. Firsaid its a super hugmeasures 50 t acr11circuits. She said di erent than a mazhigh walls. Tis is like walkway, and the idea you get to the middle, will be brought to ligh

nd peace and settle.She elaborated on

cance o labyrinths, wreaches back thousanand said, Most labyrpaths or can just be

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made o stone. Tis one is madeo grass and mulch. You cant getlost, there are no choices, and itslike a parallel to li e. You get on thepath and walk, twist and turn, thenget to the center, which is like be-

ing hal way through your li e, andthen walk back. You ultimately endup where you started. I read aboutthe labyrinth society, and thoughtit was beauti ul.

On June 11-1 the Virginia Herb

Festival will take place rom 9 a.m.to 6 p.m. An a la carte High eawill be served all day and there isone admission price or both days.Included in the estivities are: reeprograms; designated parking;

ood vendors so people can also eatoutside; herbal products; garden-ing vendors; a sale on herb plants;wine tasting; pick your own laven-der activity; and cra ters, music,childrens entertainment and an

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By Alissa SmithVirginia Statehouse News

RICHMOND Gov. Bob Mc-Donnells goal o Virginia beingthe energy capital o the eastcoast may be urther o than hehopes.

hough in the early stageso development, o shore wind

arms are a signi icant part o McDonnells energy goals saidMcDonnells press secretary Je Caldwell.

We should take advantage o the natural resources that Virginiaholds, o shore o Virginia and theeast coast has a unique geographicwind topography, Caldwell said.

However, o shore wind development deals more with the

ederal government, than with thegovernors desire to see it done.

According to Maureen Matsen,deputy secretary o Natural Re-sources, the state has very little todo with the regulations o the wind

arms in the ocean as Virginiasboundary reaches only three mileso shore.

Past three miles o the shore o Virginia is ederal water.

Because Virginias involvementin the creation o wind arm regu-lations is limited, Al Christopher,

director o the Division o Energy at the Department o Mines, Min-erals and Energy, said that any

regulations will most likely comerom the ederal government,

since the arms will be between1 - 0 miles out on the continentalshel .

Director o Research at VirginiaCostal Energy Research Consor-tium, George Hagerman, saidthat while it is BOEMRE, Bureauo Ocean Energy Management,Regulation and En orcement, thatwill be making the regulations,Virginia has an input through anintergovernmental task orce.

According to a news release thebureau hopes to begin leasing atthe end o 011 or beginning o

01 .Te task orce has helped by

working with BOEMRE regardingthe area designed or leasing andworking closely with the VirginiaMaritime Association and theVirginia Pilots Association as wellas the Secretary o De ense, saidHagerman.

He added that the task orce is just governmental entities thereare no private groups involved.

Hagerman said any thing with-in state waters including thesubmarine cable that would con-

nect the grid to the shore wouldbe under state jurisdiction.

Consideration has been givento the area within the Virginiao shore jurisdiction, howeverexperts agree that the real windpower is arther out to sea, andthe closer to shore more issuesarise regarding shipping and themilitary.

Remy Luerssen, director o education or Virginia Center orWind Energy, said that there are

6 areas in ederal water that couldbe leased rom the ederal govern-ment that would t the criteria orconstruction.

O shore wind power might be-come one o the major providerso energy in the state particularly in the area o o Virginia Beach.Luerssen said that i only 10 per-cent o the leased ederal areaswere used, almost 11 percento Virginias electricity could beproduced.

Hagerman said that the area o Virginia could hold around 1,000turbines, which would be an eco-nomic advantage or the state by creating jobs and putting money into the economy.

However, according to BillHayden, spokesmen or the Vir-

ginia Department o Environmen-tal Quality, its really just too early in the process to say what couldhappen with o shore wind re-garding policy or economically.

Once the transmission linesrom the arms reach three milesrom land, Christopher said, the

regulations will come rom thestate.

Matsen said that DominionPower has been researching build-ing a singular transmission line

rom the wind arms to the shore which would cut down on initialcosts or companies building the

arms.Dominion Power does have a

study underway that they hopeto will be nished by the end o this year, Jim Norvelle, directoro Media Relations or Dominion,said.

he study will be looking atthe plausibility o having thistransmission line, but also at how Virginia would be able to sustainit.

Te in rastructure or o shorewind in the country just does notexist, which is what our study willlook at, Norvelle said. Our study may look at job creation. It could

create jobs, but we just dont know how many.Regardless o the policies and

money that would be attached toany o shore wind project Luers-sen said, i the impacts are toogreat well shut them down.

She said that the only o shoreturbine research comes rom Eu-rope and that it cannot be applieddirectly to the environment o the

Virginia shore the edi erent.

Te Europe studiethe animals are scareconstruction, but thaback once nished, LPeople building thedont want to destroy ment.

But the destructio vironment is exactlyo the arguments agastruction o wind onshore and o shore

Speaking on his priRick Webb, a senior entist in the Environence Department at tho Virginia, said thatabout wind power in volve the environmthe construction can

I think the windnational policymaketo put their attentionin the east, thats whresource is, Webb secological issues nedressed.

He argued that thquires an anchoring foor either by drillinginto the ocean foor othe turbine loat wanchor attaching it t

foor.Both o which, Wterrupts the natural ectem. However he is alwith what occurs abowith the turbines them

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By Dan McDermottTe Sherando imes

For more than 0 years, Juergenand Judit Nerger have thrilledaudiences with their big cat (andoccasionally bear) shows. Tis year,the Nergers and their tiger act willbe headlining the Cole BrothersCircus in Winchester during the

011 Apple Blossom Festival.Te Sherando imes spoke with

Judit Nerger about how she got intosuch an unusual and dangerousline o work. Nerger told us abouther li e with her eline colleagues,dealing with PE A and what goesthrough her mind when she hearsabout a trainer getting mauled,sometimes atally, while doing what

she and her husband do every day.Te Sherando imes: How did

you get interested and involved inper orming with big cats?

Judit Nerger: Oh, thats a longstory rom a long time ago. For meit just happened. My husband wasworking on it and we are originally

rom East Germany. It was di erentthere and he was the lucky one whogot picked out and got in to per ormwith big cats and train them.

imes: How long have you beenper orming in ront o crowds?

Nerger: Oh gosh, I have to thinkabout it. Its years or me and ormy husband its already 5 years.

imes: Do you own these tigersand do you always per orm with thesame group?

Nerger: No, we dont own them.Te owner is somebody else. Weare just always around them, takingcare o them, training, per orming,etc.

imes: ypically, would you haveto start when they are babies?

Nerger: Not real ly. It is just alwaysnice i they are at a very young agebut like with these cats, they werealready 3 or 4 years old when we gotthem. So somebody else got them

and started, training them. Most o the time, they are 1-1/ or yearsold.

imes: So de initely you startthem young.

Nerger: Yes, we start them youngbut sometimes you start with olderones i you dont have any otherchoice. You can start with them ata very young age, even i they dontunderstand what you want, but itsall just playing around and makingthem understand this is where youare able to per orm, inding outwhat they like to do which makesthe training much easier becauseeach cat has its own personality they just have talent on speci cthings, you know?

imes: So really the cat dictatesthe show, to a degree because youdiscover what they like to do?Because obviously you cant orcea tiger to do something it doesnt

want to do?Nerger: No, its kin

to do something whcannot.

imes: Do you wowith tigers or also lion

Nerger: Well, we a lion but we lost hmonths ago and we arearound or a new one tIn the past, be ore wethe United States, webears too, brown bear

imes: I noticed thcircus travels and yothe elephants will typin one pen but the tig

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Te own o Stephens City would like to thank the members o theStephens City Business Association or the success o the Hop In on

Sunday, April 17, 011 at the Newtown Commons.We would especially like to thank the ollowing businesses that helped sponsor the eventthrough their donations, time and e ort.

Commercial Press Stephens City Insurance Agency Artistically Framed Waveland Farms

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Without these businesses giving back to the community, the Hop In would not be possible!We look orward to the 4 th Annual Hop In next year! Be sure to stop by these businesses andall o the great businesses in and around Stephens City!

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will be held at the Commons onMain Street in Stephens City, onSaturday May 28th .The Newtown Heritage Festival willbe featuring 2 new commemorativesthis year, a Paperweight displayingthe Battle of Newtown and anOrnament of the Look Out Tree.Both will be available soon atStephens City Town of ce.

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they will segregate. Is that becausethey dont get along as well as someother animal species?

Nerger: Well, see a tiger in Moth-er Nature is always single. But lionsare a di erent story. I you have anact with lions you can have all o them together. But with tigers, i your lucky you can have 4 or 5 to-gether. But in most cases its like by . Tat works out pretty good.

imes: Now they get along duringthe show. Is that because they areaccustomed to each other?

Nerger: Yeah because we are al-ways in there watching them, really

not because they like each other,even i they sit right next to eachother you never know. Its just they know we are inside and they donthave a chance to go at each other.So we have to be on top o it. We arethe police in there.

imes: hats an interestinganalogy. Like you said, they havedi erent personalities and just likepeople they have good days and baddays. Are there some days when oneis in a bad mood and you dont bringthat tiger out that day?

Nerger: No, we take them all thetime. We just go with the tiger then

because be ore we line them up wecan tell, okay this guy is in a badmood. Tis emale is in a bad moodor she just kind o doesnt want to doit today. You really put your eelingsin there and just keep an eye on that

tiger or do this or this today becausethere is something going on but wearent leaving out any cats at any time unless they are sick.

imes: It was interesting when Isaw an act or 3 times. I was takingpictures o the circus and I noticedit was a very di erent show eachday. One day they might be re-ally active and energetic and thenanother day one o them might behaving a lazy day but it was a very di erent show each time.

Nerger: Yeah, a show is neverthe same. Each show is di erentbecause you never know. Tey havemoods like humans. O course they have moods. Humans have moodsand say, I dont want to do this. Itsthe same with big cats. I think wi thany animal it is the same becausethey have moods.

imes: One thing you have to askwhen you talk to someone in yourline o work because your line o work is potentially very dangerousand we hear stories every ew years.Te last one is what happened withthe Sieg ried and Roy show, a hor-rible accident. What goes through

your mind when you hear some-thing like that and what mistakes

may have been made? I guess whensomething like that happens youlearn rom it?

Nerger: Yes, we do and each timesomething like that happens we al-ways get a wake up call. We eel bad

about what happened to the personbut, I tell you what, most o the timeits really because the trainer did amistake. So each mistake you do[the cats] want to take advantage o it. So many, many, many times weget a wake up call and say, hey, neverlet it be us and then or the nextcouple days were going to be more... Its just a weird eeling. You think you know it but sometimes it is eelslike you are getting into a routine

and you really shoulthats going to cost youmore, more, more atte

imes: I remembe[Roy] was injured, he whe said, Dont hurt th

Nerger: Yeah, yeahnot the cats ault. taking advantage o it their nature. So we aways, the tiger is just si they are trained. Magetting it wrong. Manythey are tame. Tey thpets and they are reaare just trained and thto always be on top odo any mistakes becau

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is going to happen.imes: I know that the elephant

olks are in a constant battle withPE A and other groups but I donthear too much about the otheranimals. Is that something you haveto deal with all the time or do they

leave you alone?Nerger: Well we have to deal withit, not all the time. And you know we even have a website or that

reason because I dont want to getbothered by those people and oncein a while you have people in ronto the circus - they have demon-strations. Over the years you justget so used to it and it just doesntbother you anymore. So we arent

even going into any arguments ordiscussions about it because itspointless. hey dont know whatthey are talking about. Tey have

no idea. Tey dont understand sothere ore we are pretty cool aboutit. Its not nice to get bothered by itbut I cant change it. Tey have theirmind. I have my mind and thats it.And actually with the large cats its

not so bad as with the elephants.imes: Yeah I was just reading

that at one point there were someelephants in the Cole Bros. CircusI guess last season, and they werecalling ahead to each town thecircus was in to talk to the localauthorities and it was just this ongo-ing hassle that resulted in eventually losing the elephants.

Nerger: Yeah, I know. Sometimesits really bad and some areas arereally bad and sometimes you donthave anything like this so it justdepends. Its very bad.

imes: Now you said youre romEast Germany. I know that the cir-cus, its pretty much a novelty in TeUnited States. A lot o kids grow upand they dont ever get a chance tosee a circus except on television. Itsa lot more popular and a bigger dealin Europe isnt it?

Nerger: Yeah, its a big deal; butover the years it s just business is nottoo good. o be honest, we have way too many circuses in Germany rightnow and people will go to circusesthey know they always have goodbusiness. But [with] small circusesor amily circuses they may havehad a bad experience so they arentgoing too o ten. It used to be a bigthing, especially in East Germany because we had no entertainment

really. We didnt have all those coolmovie theaters and stu at the timeso it was a big thing.

imes: It was de initely a big

di erence be ore the wall ell. Abig, big di erence between EastGermany and what they had.

Nerger: I have a eeling that thecircus business here in the U.S. isgoing way better than in Europe.

imes: Have you per ormed be-ore in Te United States?Nerger: We have been traveling

here or over 8 years now.

imes: How do youNerger: Uh, yeah! WYou can catch Juer

Nergers tiger act at thCircus Friday Apr. 9day May 1 at Apple Bl

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NO E: Police and MedicalAid Stations will have a presencethroughout the Festival weekendto assist you. We urge you to ol-low the laws and act responsibly toavoid unintended consequences.

Detour routes and street clo-

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Te streets designated as Pa-rades will be closed and the detourroutes will become e ective aslisted below. As soon as the pa-rades have cleared, the City willopen the streets to tra c.

Friday, April 9: Te Kids Bloo-min Mile will close Handley Blvd.at :00 pm. Te race begins at 4:00pm adn ends at 5:30 pm. Te Fire-

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8:30 pm. Te Fireworks Show willoccur at dark on the grounds o Handley High School. Valley Av-enue and adjacent streets will beclosed to tra c during the show.

Saturday, April 30: Te 10K Raceand Grand Feature Parade routeswill close to all tra c at 8:00 amand will remain in e ect until theend o the parade at approximately 7:00 pm. No exceptions.

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With all the street closings andparking restrictions, the autoparks

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Friday, April 9: Garages will beopen rom 10:00 am-10:00 pm. Fee

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Saturday, April 30: Autoparkswill open at 8:00 am and will nothave a set closing time. Fee is $15and tickets can be purchased inadvance by calling (540) 7 -7575or stopping by the WinchesterParking Authority o ice in theGeorge Washington Autopark (N.Cameron Street).

Please leave pets at home whenattending estival events down-town

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Middletown meetings

Work Session First Monday 7pm.Regular Council Second Monday 7pm. Committees hird uesday 7pm. Planning Commission FourthMonday 7pm. Public Hearings asscheduled and properly advertised.All meetings are and always havebeen open to the public

Bingo

Every uesday at the Middle-town Volunteer Fire and Rescue.Doors open at 5pm. Bingo startsat 7pm. Located in the social hallrear o building. Concessions soldby Middletown Volunteer Fire andRescue auxillary.

Free therapeuticriding sessions

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Rotary club

May 3, 011 he Rotary Clubo Frederick County meeting isscheduled uesday morning, May 3, 011 at 7:30 a.m. at ShenandoahUniversity in the Clement BoardRoom - Allen Dining Hall. ClubPresident Joe Myer will conduct aClub Assembly outlining committeework or the year. Club members,invited guests and visiting Rotariansare welcome. May 10, 011, Te Ro-tary Club o Frederick County meets

uesday morning, May 10, 011at Shenandoah University in theClement Board Room - Allen DiningHall. Invited guests, club membersand visiting Rotarians are welcome.A program will be provided or themembership.May 17, 011, heRotary Club o Frederick County will meet uesday morning, May 17, 011 at 7:30 a.m. at ShenandoahUniversity in the Clement BoardRoom - Allen Dining Hall. Mr. Da- vid Urso, Director o Development

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Vintage porcelain double sinkwith draining area on each side,measures 18 wide by 66 long.Faucets intact, housed in wood-en cabinet. Approximately 50years old, in excellent condition.(Removed from church kitchenbeing renovated.) $50.00 540-364-9773

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dition, garage kept since pur-chased. Charger and cover in-cluded. $2,800 OBO.Call 540-667-2735Guitar, black, 6-string acoustic,exc. cond., $600. Guitar, Jack-son, 6-string electric, loaded,a screamer, $800. Keyboard,Yamaha Motif 77, full midi, exc.cond., $3,000. Keyboard, Ro-land RD 700 (88), exc. cond.,$2,800. Roland Fantom Synthe-sizer, loaded, $2,600. 92 Cadil-lac DElegant, 4-door, good en-gine, new tires, good paint, gray,$3,500. Call 540-869-3333Vending machine route for sale.Locations throughout FrederickCounty, VA. Nine established lo-

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you can immediately start your own business. Pictures avail-able. $3000.00.(540) 535-7315.Pet Hair Sheep lambs, they donot have wool so there is no needto ever shear! This breed hashair like a dog ,they shed out to asmooth coat in summer, just likedogs do. Females $200.00 Weth-ers $150.00 & Rams $300.00.Raised naturally with their mothers,around human contactdaily, in Shenandoah County VA.We have even sold to childrenspetting zoo. Please email for more information,photos or to beput on our wait list. [email protected] Mens plus size cloth-ing for sale. Sizes 4, 5 and 6X.Good Condition. Urban wear.Many jackets also. Please call540-631-4552Handyman/repair/remodelingbusiness assets for sale. 200214 foot freightliner/sprinter vanfully loaded with tools. Ready torun business now. To much infor-mation to list so if you are inter-ested please email me $22,000for all or willing to split tools andvan. $18,000 for van and $4,000for tools. Call 703-930-3438 /[email protected] Gown, size 10, never worn, white form tting lace &pearls at waist and thruout dress,sleeveless, chiffon full skirt, long

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It was Austrian philosopher LudwigWittgenstein who made the ollowingsage observation: I people never did silly things, nothing intelligent would ever getdone.

Much like armers o today, ancient Egyp-

tians who worked the land worried about a variety o animals that could destroy theircrops: locusts, sparrows, mice and worms.Unlike the typical Midwesterner o today,though, they also had to worry about hip-popotamuses.

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today as Geronimo was not originally sonamed. His given name was Goyahkla,which means one who yawns.

Weve all seen pictures o A rican wom-

en carrying heavy loads -- up to 75 poundsin some cases -- balanced securely on theirheads. But you might not realize that thesewomen can carry more, relative to body size, more e iciently than pack mules.

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es, this might be a good time to rememberthat it was Americans who came up withthe idea o summer camp.

he name o the countrived rom the Arabic worgin.

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TAURUS(April 20 to May 20) Your adversary hasnt given up trying toundermine you. Continue to stay cool someone in authority knows whatshappening.

GEMINI(May 21 to June 20) Spring brings a positive aspect for relation-ships. Paired Twins grow closer, whilethe single set finds new romance perhaps with a Leo or Libra.

CANCER (June 21 to July 22)Wavering aspects this week meanweighing your words carefully toavoid misunderstandings.

LEO (July 23 to August 22) Youcould soon be on a new career path in pursuit of those long-standing goals, but dont cut any current ties untilyoure sure youre ready to make thechange.

VIRGO (August 23 to September 22) A former colleague wants to re-establish an old professional connec-tion. It would be wise to make the con-tact, at least until you know what he or she is planning.

LIBRA (September 23 to October

22) A relationship tharocky moments couldchallenge. Deal witopenly, honestly andGood luck.

SCORPIO (October ber 21) A recent and mchange in the workplto make some changsonal life as well. Statravel more.

SAGITTARIUS (NoDecember 21) A frikind and caring advito know what he or shyou before you agree

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AQUARIUS(Januarary 18) Your aspectsIndulge in whateversion you enjoy most. Aation will, Im pleasedto improve.

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4. Who is Signe Anderson?5. Who sang Knocked Out, and

why is the song notable?6. Who wrote and released Money,

Money, Money?7. Who sang My Heart Cant Tell

You No, and when?Answers

1. Blue-eyed singer Judy Collins,girlfriend of Stephen Stills of Crosby,Stills and Nash. The song appeared onthe groups self-titled debut album in1969.

2. Sting, in 1985. Both songs went to No. 1 on the rock charts.

3. Theyre various names of thesame person, Poland-born GenyushaZelkowitz. She was lead singer of theall-female rock band Goldie & theGingerbreads from 1962 to 1967.

4. The original lead singer of Jef-ferson Airplane. Her best known songon its debut album was Chauffeur Blues. She left the group in 1966.

5. Paula Abdul, in 1988. It was her first release, peaking at No. 41 on the pop charts.

6. Swedish group ABBA, in 1976.7. Rod Stewart, in 1988.

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By Samantha Weaver

Nice guys nish... ourth alladega,Ala.

Know the cartoon where thesheep dog and the wol -- theyrenamed Ralph E. Wol and SamSheepdog i youre keeping ascorecard at home -- ght all day and then exchange pleasantriesas they punch their time cards atthe end o each day?

A bit o that dynamic comesinto play at alladega Super-speedway these days, only inreverse. Instead o parting ongood terms, Restrictor PlateRacing 7.0 is a program in whicheveryone plays nice -- or at leastattempts to do so -- until the very end.

But the seeming rivals dowork together. Some NASCAR

ans yearn or the days o ruggedindividualists and cold-bloodeddecisions. Tey want their a- vorite driver to look out or No.1. Or, perhaps, No. 88.In the latest case, many Dale

Earnhardt Jr. ans -- were talk-ing tens o thousands -- trampedto the parking lots and motoredhome rom alladega Super-speedway grumbling about whata good dude their hero was.

Earnhardt Jr. didnt win theAarons 499, but he was instru-mental in Jimmie Johnsons vic-tory. Earnhardt concluded longbe ore the nish that the dra t-ing partnership -- races at alla-dega and Daytona have becomealmost an entirely new genre inwhich drivers race in tandem -- with Johnson worked betterwith the winner o the past vechampionships riding in ront.

Te trouble, rom the perspec-tive o Earnhardts ans, is thatriding behind Johnson makesit impossible or Earnhardt towin. Not that Johnson wasnt asympathetic gure, mind you. Ithad been a whole 15 races sincethe perennial champions mostrecent victory.

And Earnhardt has been pros -pering. Why, he won ... 101 racesago. George W. Bush, no rela-tion to Kyle and Kurt (Busch),was president.

Te our drivers at HendrickMotorsports might as well be... musketeers. Tere were ouro them, you know: Athos, Por-tos and Aramis were eventually

joined by dArtagnan. Tey act-ed with esprit de corps, moraleand several other terms derived

rom French.All or one. One or all. Just

like Johnson, Earnhardt, Je Gordon and Mark Martin.Earnhardt explained it all mat-ter-o - actly in the style o theswell guy he is.

Well, I was more com ort-able pushing Jimmie [Johnson],and I think we were the astercombination pushing that way,he said.

I only there had been a eand bugle corps per orming inthe background, Earnhardtswords would have rung evenmore wholesome.

I I couldnt win the race, hesaid, I wanted Jimmie to winthe race because I had workedwith him all day, and hes my teammate and Im proud to bedriving or Hendrick Motors-ports, and this was a great nishand a great weekend or us to beable to quali y like we did, racelike we did, and we have awe-some engines and we build greatcars and we all nished very welltoday, and that is a tribute to thecra tsmanship we have back inCharlotte.

Johnson, o course, was ap-propriately grate ul.

O teammate and ourth-placenisher Earnhardt, Johnson

said, He made the decision thatmy car was aster leading, andthe way these things have been

nishing up that lead car is go-ing to have the win, so, in somerespects, he was more worriedabout the team having a goodper ormance than anything.

Tey are responsible or this wintoday.

Te atmosphere at HendrickMotorsports is obviously condu-cive to victories and champion-ships. Almost everyone in NAS-CAR says over and over that itis a team sport, even though, by de nition, it really isnt.

Dale Earnhardt, OriginalRecipe, once had teammates. Hetreated a guy named Mike Skin-ner as i he were his personal va-let. Much, however, has changedsince then.

Monte Dutton covers motor-

sports or Te Gaston (N.C.)Gazette. E-mail Monte at [email protected].

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