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Expansion for the Soul
Becoming a Vibration Energy Artist…
I now live in Wellington, New Zealand with my husband, daughter and 2 gorgeous dogs.
Expressing my feelings and the energy I felt onto large canvas has always been my first love. I grew up with both of my parents being artists so I had an understanding of creativity and how wonderful that world is.
I grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa surrounded by art and artists – exhibiting and selling at the internationally known Rosebank Rooftop market. My father John Dunn was a well known ceramist and potter in South Africa who together with my mother Tina Dunn (wildlife and collage artist) and Tim Morris (potter) and Mickey Korzenik (sculptor) started the Crocodile Arts and Crafts trail – our studio was open the first weekend of every month and it was here that I first started exhibiting my work around 16 years of age. My love of exhibiting and promoting myself is heavily influenced by both my parents who always had their own home gallery/studio open to the public. I had a natural affinity for aesthetic and marketin, owning and running my own graphic design studio at 18yrs old and later on running my advertising agency gave me an incredible foundation for doing commissioned artwork for large homes which required large paintings.
My journey as a Vibrational Artist has brought me to a beautiful part of the world – Wellington, New Zealand. My life and artwork has been a soul journey for me and since coming to New Zealand in 2009, it's been linked to a rapid spiritual growth and expansion. The realisation that colour has healing properties and that paintings and products created with an intention are extremely powerful, has seen me moving in a new direction with my art which is much more spiritual and intuitive. I now call myself a Galactic Vibrational Artist as my work is so closely connected to my intuition, revealing an insight into my ability to channel specific galactic energies, codes and colours for healing and expansion using meditative techniques to then transfer these onto the canvas.
I have consciously been channeling energy artwork for a few years now and have recently started mastering and understanding the transformative power these paintings can have on a person. These Soul Vibration Artworks are a powerful doorway to enable a more rapid ascension into the 5th dimension of love and light, with the viewer being drawn into a deeper vision of your higher self. The frequency of the colours and images creates a vibration that emits out from the painting into your aura, activating change and personal transformation. In other words, each painting will "speak' differently to an individual, evoking feelings from, very often deep within. People who view my paintings often feel as if the paintings are vibrating with an energy which cannot be explained but rather felt on a deeply spiritual level.
I especially love doing personal commissions for individuals – called 'ENERGETIC BLUEPRINTS' these specially commissioned artworks act as a 'Compass for the Soul'.
Upcoming in 2020 I am creating some more large energetically channeled abstract pieces, bringing in more Galactic energetic connections through meditations and my Galactic Art Series – Pleiadian, Lemurian and Divine Feminine energy along with meditations to assist the access to this beautiful energy and create portals for easy access and anchoring.
I also love facilitating space for others to tap into creativity and joy in a spiritually awakened environment which brings about expansive soul growth and healing for the soul. I have set dates for some super AWESOME RETREATS in BALI and NEW ZEALAND!
Always creating and expanding ………..
My original artworks hang in private collections throughout the world from Cape Town to New York, Ireland, San Paulo, Canada, London, France and New Zealand.
What others say
"Your painting is truly terrific and proudly hangs in our family room. Visitors to our home comment very favorably when they see it and you really have left a lasting impression, certainly in our home, with your terrific work. Keep your paintings coming, Michele, the one you did for us was exceptional." Irving Schlosberg – Specialist Music Industry and Business Management Consultant/ Freelance Writer
"Upon closer inspection of Michele's abstract work, it becomes evident that the viewer is pulled into the vast expanse of the two-dimensional picture plane only to step into a world of three-dimensional sensation. It is in her paintings, within the undefined borders of the abstract world that the sweeping lines created by motion of paint renders a visual expression of space, time and energy." Gallery Owner
"Michele's artworks are emotional channels to a greater insight into life and what life has to offer and experience. Within her paintings are small moments that can transport the viewer to a magical and calming place. There is an energy within Michele's paintings which simply put, can be uplifting." Gallery Owner
I have exhibited my work in group and solo exhibitions both in South Africa and New Zealand and because of my advertising background I have always done my own marketing of my work and my clients and artworks are dotted around the world.
Exhibitions include:
- 2018 – Inhouse Decor Exhibition, Sunshine Coast, Australia
- 2017 – Art Fusions Auckland, Exhibition @ Art By Rosie Tauranga
- 2016 – Private Exhibition Wellington, Nelson Art Expo, Original Art Sale Auckland
- 2015 – Private Exhibition Wellington
- 2010 – Solo Exhibition at Wellington Academy of Fine Art; Group Exhibition Thistle Hall Gallery, Wellington
2004 – 2009 – Exhibitions in South Africa including Decorex, Private, Rosebank International Market, Home Expo


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As this is my first blog post I thought it best if I introduced myself! My name is Shannon and I am currently in my third year as an archaeology student. I study BA Archaeology and at the end of September I will be starting my Erasmus year abroad at the University of Malta. I cannot believe that two years as a student at the University of Leicester have flown by so quickly with my second year going by quicker than my first.
Now it is officially summer I have started planning for my Erasmus year abroad, which I will keep you updated on as I am sure there are a number of thing I still have to do (like but a whole new summer wardrobe – this I am very much looking forward too!). Summer time also marks the time of year when my compulsory archaeological fieldwork begins and this year I am extremely lucky to be going on a three week dig in Avebury, Wiltshire led by one of my lecturers Dr. Mark Gillings which is a big dream of mine!
Stay tuned for blog post about my three week dig and other fun filled activities I have planned during the holidays. You can also expect to hear lots from me about my adventures on my Erasmus year abroad in the coming academic year.
Hope you all have a great summer!

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|Navigating the federal bureaucracy can be extremely difficult, but my staff is available to help you. My staff holds mobile office hours on a regular basis to help Seventh District constituents with issues related to federal agencies. If you need assistance with claims processing at the VA, obtaining Social Security benefits, working with the IRS, or are having an issue with any other federal agency, my staff is here to help! Upcoming mobile office hours and locations are listed in the right panel and on my website. If you are unable to attend mobile office hours but are in need of assistance, please reach out to one of our offices!
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The Patriots have been as active as any team in the NFL in free agency, and while there is excitement in some circles about the moves, some are curious as to why more attention hasn't been placed on the defense.
There are different perspectives on the topic, and that's what leads off this week's mailbag.
Elsewhere, the spotlight shines brighter on some of the additions at receiver and how it might all shake out. And some are looking ahead to how the club's free-agent moves might affect the approach in the draft.
Here we go:
Q: Hi Mike, are the Pats again focusing too much on offense? I thought we were pretty good offensively for the last five years. Are we just waiting for the draft to make the defensive move? -- Steve (Westwood, Mass.)
A: Steve, several others were thinking along these lines, as well, which led to this blog entry on Monday. The way I look at it is that Bill Belichick targeted the most productive but reasonably priced defenders he saw on the market, and I think he landed three players who can help in defensive lineman Jonathan Fanene (Bengals), safety Steve Gregory (Chargers) and pass-rusher Trevor Scott (Raiders). But if that's all he has planned, I don't think it's enough. And I don't think Belichick thinks it's enough, as there will be more opportunities to improve the defense in free agency, the draft and perhaps trades. Most of all, I think the best place to find front-line talent on defense, at the right price, is in the draft. There is some solid talent on defense in this year's draft.
Q: Mike, with the recent flurry of free-agent signings, I'm wondering if Belichick is planning on packaging some of his draft picks to move up for a sure-fire play maker on the defensive side of the ball. What are your thoughts? -- Dylan (Dallas)
A: Dylan, it wouldn't surprise me. With the new rookie cap, trading up in the draft is more affordable from a salary perspective. So if Belichick sees a player sliding that he views as a difference-maker (DL Michael Brockers, perhaps), this could be the year he makes the move. Everyone is looking for those playmakers, which adds to the challenge.
Q: Mike, it seems like everyone is up in arms that the Patriots haven't made enough moves on defense in free agency thus far and I'm frankly a little puzzled. As bad as a rep as the Pats' defense seems to have, I don't think they were nearly as bad as people [think]. They averaged just less than 21 pts against and only gave up more than 25 twice all season (reg and post). In my mind, as great as the offense was in general last year, it was the offense's inabilty to come through in key spots that caused the Pats to lose those 4 games. In the days after the Super Bowl, the press wasn't talking about the defense, they were talking about the "drops" by Welker, Branch, Hernandez in the final minutes. Given the offensive struggles to put the game away, it doesn't surprise me a bit to see Belichick restock. This is also a defensive heavy draft with which the Pats have 4 picks in the first two rounds. Am I missing something here Mike? -- Derek (Boston)
A: I like your perspective, Derek. I guess it depends on one's view, because you make a good point about the offense in the Super Bowl. For me, the thought is that when the Patriots needed the stop in the Super Bowl at the end of the game, they couldn't come up with it. I thought it was a struggle at times during the regular season when it didn't have to be. I look around the league and see some of the attacking defenses with playmakers in the front seven who dictate play, and the Patriots could benefit from that approach. In the end, maybe we all meet in the middle and it's an acknowledgment that both sides could use a boost.
Q: Hi Mike, there has been a lot of commentary about a lack of "big" free-agent activity, but I love the moves so far. All the deals seem to add a layer of quality missing from last season, especially Brandon Lloyd and Daniel Fells, and at what seems to be incredibly reasonable prices. With most of the action on the offense (so far), do you think that the draft will be about loading up on the D? -- Marc Reed (London, Olde England)
A: Marc, I would lean in that direction, but I don't necessarily think it will be locked in 100 percent. For example, if the right offensive lineman is there, or the right receiver, I could see the Patriots going in that direction. But with every other offensive position, I'd be surprised if the team went in that direction in the first two rounds. That's why, in the end, I'd predict more defensive players for the Patriots in the draft.
Q: Now that the Pats have addressed the receiver position in FA, I think there is less pressure to address it the first or second round. I see them moving back with one of the 1st-rounders and getting more picks in later rounds. Then they could pick a receiver with a later pick. Thoughts? -- Paul (Scituate, Mass.)
A: Paul, that seems consistent with how the Patriots have operated in the past. I guess it all depends on how they view some of the top receivers. For example, assuming he is available, is LSU wide receiver Reuben Randle (first round) that much better than a receiver they could get in the second or third round? If I had to guess, I'd lean toward the Patriots thinking that moving back is the smarter choice in that scenario. It sort of ties in to Belichick's thoughts as relayed in Michael Holley's "War Room" book about the Falcons trading up to No. 6 to draft receiver Julio Jones in 2011. Belichick didn't endorse the move because he felt the difference between Jones and Jonathan Baldwin (a later first-round pick) wasn't worth all it would take to move up.
Q: As soon as Peyton Manning signed with the Broncos, speculation began as to who would trade for Tebow. Immediately some people put the Pats on the list because McDaniels drafted Tebow and Belichick hosted him for dinner prior to the draft. Can we please put the rumors to rest? Any team that goes after Tebow has to change its entire team to suit his style and there is no way Belichick does this. Furthermore, the Pats just tendered Hoyer at the second-round level as a RFA and drafted Mallett last year, so if they trade for Tebow, they would also have to trade one of them too. Even in the event of a trade, I don't think Tebow would be the No. 2 QB on the depth chart anyway, so it doesn't really make the team better. No one trades for backup QBs, even "versatile" ones. The team that does pull the trigger will be a team that wants him as a starter. So why are we hearing these rumors about Tebow and the Pats? -- Brandon (Sudbury, Mass.)
A: Brandon, I think we hear the rumors because people naturally play connect the dots, and Belichick has spoken highly of Tebow and Josh McDaniels drafted him in Denver. As for putting the rumors to rest, I'd be happy if Belichick said so. But until he does, I can't say it with authority because Belichick is a creative coach who finds different ways to bring out the best in players. I'd put McDaniels in the same category. I'm not saying I think it's going to happen, but I just can't dismiss it either.
Q: Hi Mike, with Anthony Gonzalez, if he works out well in the Patriots offense, could you see the Pats parting ways with Wes Welker after this "franchise" season? Welker would certainly draw a large contract elsewhere, with the Pats likely being awarded a third-round compensatory pick, along with the savings to sign Gronk, or Aaron, for example. (I'm not saying I want to see Welker go. I'm just trying to read BB's mind.) -- Walter (Shrewsbury, Mass.)
A: Walter, the Patriots signed Gonzalez to a one-year deal with a base salary of $701,000, a $15,000 workout bonus and a $368,000 split if he winds up on injured reserve. It is the type of minor investment that tells us the Patriots aren't expecting much from Gonzalez and anything they get would be a bonus. But let's say he stays healthy and performs well, and/or Julian Edelman plays well in the slot; I could envision a scenario where the Patriots don't place the franchise tag on Welker in 2013. Last week, I wrote that part of a negotiation isn't just the team investing in the player, but the player investing in the team. That could be in play in this situation, leading the Patriots to an alternative option if they don't want to pay the $11 million-plus on another franchise tag for Welker in 2013.
Q: Mike, explain to me the Patriots' rationale of giving Chad Ochocinco $6 million last year for 15 catches, while they offer Wes Welker $8 million for 120 catches. I get real tired of their [not being fair] to our very good players. What will they do to Gronk, make him work out his total rookie deal which he has already out-produced? It's time to reward our very good players without always getting the last bit of (value) and then causing hard feelings with the player and fans who pay the highest ticket prices already. -- Jim L. (Spencer, Mass.)
A: Jim, the Ochocinco contract didn't work out as planned, and I'd be surprised if he's back with the team in 2012. The team did pay him $6 million last season (split between a $4.5 million signing bonus and $1.5 million base salary), but the overall deal averaged $4 million per season from 2011 to 2013. Teams are going to make mistakes and I'd file this deal in that category. As for Welker, the Patriots aren't paying him for what he did, but what they think he will do. I do think your point is a fair one -- sometimes there can be hard feelings when negotiations extend to the end of a deal and it seems like every bit of leverage is being squeezed out (e.g., Vince Wilfork in 2009) -- and there is always a balance to strike with those situations. A team has to have some players on their rookie deals because not everyone can be paid top dollar. At the same time, could the Patriots have done more with Wilfork and Logan Mankins earlier? I think it's a fair question to ask.
Q: Mike, this will be Brandon Lloyd's sixth team. Is there a red flag there? -- Jason (Burlington, Vt.)
A: Jason, I see some similarities with Lloyd and Randy Moss in the sense that he's a player you want to get involved early and there probably is a little more maintenance there. He did have some struggles earlier in his career, but my sense is that with time comes some maturity, and he's come into his own under Josh McDaniels' watch. Lloyd also signed a three-year, $12 million deal, which is more than reasonable and shows his commitment to wanting to be here. So that's a good start, in my opinion.
Q: Hey Mike, with the Patriots signing Brandon Lloyd over the weekend, it seems like the Patriots are set for their 2012 offense. Do you think that with a draft loaded with WRs it would be wise to spend an early pick on a receiver to develop maybe somebody like Stephen Hill? -- Dante Smith (Minneapolis)
A: Dante, I like the idea of the Patriots drafting a wide receiver (maybe two) with the hopes of developing him. Signing Lloyd possibly takes a little pressure off a rookie in terms of contributing right away. One point I look at a little differently is the idea that the offense is all set for 2012. I think there are some moving parts along that offensive line that need to be shored up and, of course, the running back spot is still open-ended depending on what happens with BenJarvus Green-Ellis.
Q: Charles Johnson (2001), Donald Hayes (2002), JJ Stokes (2003), David Terrell (2005), Reche Caldwell (2006), Joey Galloway (2009), Chad Ochocinco (2011) ... all free-agent WR's who really didn't pan out for the Pats. It seems like only a select few are capable of making an impact (Welker, Moss), but most WR's don't play well in the Pats offense. Great, we got Anthony Gonzalez and Brandon Lloyd, but until they prove they can run in the Patriots system -- not just McDaniels' -- I'd have to say I am a doubter. Am I way off base or is my caution warranted? -- Ian (Orono, Maine)
A: Ian, I'd say the doubts with Gonzalez are fair for two reasons -- he has to prove he can stay healthy and he's never been in the system. But with Lloyd, I'd say that McDaniels' system is the Patriots' system, and it's already proven he can perform in it. I think that is a key consideration that added to Lloyd's value in the Patriots' eyes. He still has to prove it, but I think some of the questions you'd normally have about a receiver coming in here are eased.
Q: Hi Mike, I like the moves so far but I have to think if we still added Mike Wallace, we would have an offense that had Wallace, Lloyd, Welker, Gronkowski and Hernandez as well as Gonzalez if we keep him. If that happened, how would an opposing defenses stop that? -- Kevin (Tacoma, Wash.)
A: Kevin, that would be lethal, but it would have to come at the expense of something else because Wallace would command a high-level contract, probably about $9-10 million per season. In the end, the economics just don't work, and there is also the consideration of how something like that would affect Welker's status with the team. I just think it's hard, from a team dynamics standpoint, to pay a player from another team a high-level contract when you have someone on your own team who has given you everything he has over the last five seasons and is looking for the same thing.
Q: Hi Mike, I need some common sense made out of the signings of Donte' Stallworth and Anthony Gonzalez. Why sign Stallworth when there is Deion Branch? Why sign an injury prone Gonzalez instead of turning to Edelman, who has been equal to this task before? What is the real message to these current Patriot players? -- Jake Malone (Vancouver, B.C.)
A: Jake, I don't view the signing of Stallworth as a sign that Branch won't be back. It might be a case where the Pats are attempting to work out the contract and there is a difference of opinion. Same for Gonzalez; I don't think his presence means that Edelman won't get his chance. But there will be a competition, and competition often brings out the best in players.
Q: Mike, I don't get it. Why are the Pats signing receivers with more question marks than catches? Is it really any better than keeping the ones we had and giving them another year to develop (Taylor Price, Brandon Tate)? Perplexed. Love to get your thoughts.-- Mahesh (Cary, N.C.)
A: Mahesh, the deals for Gonzalez and Stallworth are low financial risks. They might not even make the team. If they do, they could be bargains. As for Price and Tate, I think the coaching staff felt that they had peaked and the rate of improvement wasn't where it needed to be. When you get to that point, the thought is, "Let's move on to the next one and see if we can hit that." That's one area where I think the Patriots generally do a good job -- they correctly evaluate their own younger players and aren't afraid to admit a mistake and move on. We don't see too many players who leave end up doing big things (2006 sixth-round pick Jeremy Mincey is one of the exceptions in Jacksonville).
Q: Hey Mike, I know the RB market is slow right now. Is there any news on Michael Bush? Also, what kind of contract would he demand? I like what BJGE has been able to do, but I feel Bush would be more of a big-play threat. He was able to put up solid numbers with Oakland and I feel if you put him behind our line he could be even better. This would also open up the play-action passing game for Brady tremendously. -- Nick (Denver)
A: Nick, I was high on Bush when free agency began and am surprised he hasn't signed yet. He most recently visited the Seahawks. I am not sure what he is looking for contract-wise, but I think he'd be a great fit here depending on the cost. My sense is that the Patriots wouldn't be looking to top the $2 million-per-year range on a contract for BenJarvus Green-Ellis, but I don't know how they'd view Bush along those lines.
Q: I just read that the Dolphins released safety Yeremiah Bell. With LaRon Landry signing with the Jets and a weak safety class in the draft would he be a good fit if the Patriots could pick him up? Do you think he would go in the price range that the Patriots would be willing to spend? -- Doug (Los Angeles, Calif.)
A: Doug, I think Bell is a player worthy of taking a closer look. I don't think the Patriots are done addressing the safety spot, as evidenced by the Landry visit after they signed Steve Gregory, and they are taking a closer look at quite a few safeties in the draft with private workouts and pre-draft interviews. Dolphins teammates raved about Bell in terms of his influence, and from what I saw, he can still run well. It seems like the Dolphins' decision was strictly financial. I don't think Bell would be too pricey to sign.
Q: Do you think that the prices that teams are paying for backup quarterbacks enhances the potential trade value of Brian Hoyer? (Peter King had a good breakdown of what some are signing for.) With Hoyer's contract being reasonable (at least for this year) and his potential to be a starter, would a team be willing to give a 2nd for Hoyer and say a fifth back from the Patriots? -- PatsFanBrian (San Mateo, Calif.)
A: Brian, I just don't think Hoyer has created enough value to warrant that investment at this point. He just hasn't played enough. This preseason could alter the outlook, but at that point, it's going to be hard for a team to trade for him without having an offseason/preseason to have him learn their system. So I expect Hoyer with the Patriots in 2012, and then he becomes a free agent.
Q: Mike, with Daniel Fells coming on board for close to $2 million a year (as a journeyman TE), how does that impact our monster TE's who are working through their rookie contracts? Gronk is the best TE in football, Hernandez probably top 5. How long are they under contract? Do you think locking them up and giving them a bigger payday makes sense? How can the Pats manage that and stay under the cap? Thanks! -- Jim (Cape Cod, Mass.)
A: Jim, Fells' deal shouldn't have much of an impact on Gronkowski and Hernandez, who are both under contract through 2013. Barring injury, those two are going to be in a different financial stratosphere when it's time for their second deals. They have two years remaining on their deals and their time will come. That's how the NFL works. If the Patriots want to get proactive so both tight ends don't have contracts that expire at the same time, it might be smart to start talks later this season.
Q: Hi Mike, can you tell me why Andre Carter is or isn't a fit as a DE in the 3-4? -- Steve (San Diego)
A: Steve, in the 3-4 that the Patriots run, the defensive end position is basically like a defensive tackle. Carter (6-4, 255) is a bit small for that role on a consistent basis, and it wouldn't put him in position to tap into what he does best. He's more of a natural end-of-the-line player, which in that scheme would be the outside linebacker. The Patriots' ends in the 3-4 are usually in the 290- to 310-pound range.
Q: Hi Mike, am I crazy to think Edelman could be a decent FS with a full off season to train? I liked the instincts and some of the hits he showed when he was forced into action last year. -- Andy (Tewksbury, Mass.)
A: Andy, I thought Edelman tackled well in his 125 snaps on defense last season. That was probably what surprised me the most about his work in that role. At 5-foot-10 and 198 pounds, he'd be a bit undersized for the ideal safety, but he's athletic and smart, which is a good combination for the position. In the end, I think it comes down to where you think he offers the most value. I still believe Edelman has a chance to emerge as a slot receiver. He had 37 receptions as a rookie, the same total Colts first-round pick Anthony Gonzalez had as a rookie in 2007.
Q: Mike, the biggest concern I have about the roster for next year is not a free-agent signing (as interesting and exciting as that has been) or the draft. I wonder if anyone can figure out what happened to Devin McCourty between year one and two. He went from athletic, sound fundamentally and confident to slow to look back for the ball, unable to lock up one-on-one, and increasingly confused. It was a dramatic change and, I imagine, must have some kind of explanation. If he returns to his rookie form, I think the Patriots have a very strong D. -- Dean (Albuquerque, N.M.)
A: Dean, this is a point that has been echoed by others and I think it is a key storyline entering 2012. While McCourty struggled early in 2011, I felt that part of the troubles he had last year were in part because of injuries. I think a clean bill of health is the first step to getting back to where he needs to be.
Q: Hey Mike, what do you think of Nick Perry from USC as a possible pick for the Patriots? Who do you think would fit as a Pass-rusher that the pats could get in the draft? -- Shavar (Boston, Mass.)
A: Shavar, Perry looked like one of the best athletes at the position at the combine. When I think about the possibility of adding more dynamic players to the front seven, Perry is one who comes to mind. It seems like a player with that type of athleticism opens up some intriguing possibilities if he develops as desired.


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Dynamic Warm-Up
Connor Hyde, DPT | February 7, 2019
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Importance of a Warm-Up
One of my favorite sayings about tennis is that it is a 'sport of a lifetime.' It's a game that combines exercises, competition and social connection from childhood through senior years. That being said, the body will go through hundreds of strokes per match, which makes promoting longevity of a healthy body imperative to continue playing throughout your life.
The combination of bending, twisting, reaching and moving in all directions puts tremendous stress on the upper and the lower body. To ensure the body is ready for this physically demanding sport, it is important to incorporate a full warm-up routine. Specific movement patterns and active stretching prime key muscle groups and joints to boost speed, power and agility on the court, while decreasing the risk of injuries.ADVERTISEMENT
Static Versus Dynamic Warm-Up
There are two main ways to perform stretching: static and dynamic. Static stretching involves a slow, prolonged hold as you stretch. It is primarily used to increase muscle length and range of motion. Dynamic stretching incorporates active movement while moving muscles in and out of stretching patterns and tennis-specific movements. While static stretching does have its place in sports and fitness, the dynamic warm-up is more beneficial in preparing your body for the rigors of the court.
The Dynamic Warm-Up
The dynamic warm up offers numerous advantages to your pre-match or practice routine. Here's some of the science behind what's going on in your body as you prepare.*
Increases the core temperature at least one or two degrees Celsius to improve muscle pliability
Increases heart rate and blood flow to skeletal tissues which improves the efficiency of oxygen uptake and nutrient transport
Increases your respiratory rate to expand the amount of oxygen utilized on the court
Increases the rate and force of muscle contraction to enhance your speed, power and overall performance
Increases the activation of the central nervous system responsible for coordination, reaction time and skill
Increases the suppleness of connective tissue to mitigate injuries and improve explosiveness
Stimulates synovial fluid in the joints to help lubricate and build the surrounding cartilage
Mentally prepares the mind to be centered, calm and focused
How to Perform
Before you start playing, spend 10-15 minutes combining movement and stretching to break into a light sweat. The key is to start with gentle movements and ease into a full range of motion. If space is not an issue, and you have either a full tennis court or area to warm up, the USTA has listed a comprehensive dynamic warm-up as well as post-match cool down, located here.
If you are short on space or waiting for an endless doubles match to finish at Ala Moana, a shortened warm-up as seen below may be the right choice for you. In the video I put together some movements and active stretching that I like to perform before stepping on the court. These can be performed 1-2 laps across the court or standing in one place moving back and forth. This shortened routine will combine mobility, balance and muscle activation through active movements.
By adding a dynamic warm-up to your tennis routine, you can not only enhance your game-playing ability, you can decrease the likelihood of being injured. In other words, a little preventive care goes a long way!
Andrade, D. C., Henriquez-Olguín, C., Beltrán, A. R., Ramírez, M. A., Labarca, C., Cornejo, M., Álvarez, C., … Ramírez-Campillo, R. (2015). Effects of general, specific and combined warm-up on explosive muscular performance. Biology of sport, 32(2), 123-8. Learn More
Gogte, K., Srivastav, P., & Miyaru, G. B. (2017). Effect of Passive, Active and Combined Warm up on Lower Limb Muscle Performance and Dynamic Stability in Recreational Sports Players. Journal of clinical and diagnostic research : JCDR, 11(3), YC05-YC08. Learn More
Connor is a New Hampshire native and state champion tennis player with over 20 years of experience playing and teaching tennis. A college tennis player at University of Redlands, he now resides in Honolulu and practices physical therapy at JACO Rehab.
For any questions or if you have an injury you want evaluated, please visit jacorehab.com or email us at info.jacorehab.com


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White, James Benjamin (Major '49), Commanding Officer (1828-1906) Superintendent, the Citadel. Educator and insurance broker, Marion.
Coffin Jr., Amory (2nd Lt. '62), Adjutant (1841-1916) Assistant Professor of French and Drawing, the Citadel. Chief engineer at steel mill, Philadelphia PA
Mazyck, Alexander Harris (2nd Lt. '54), Quartermaster (1835-1913) Bursar, the Citadel. Accountant in Charleston.
Faculty Officers
Thompson, Hugh Smith (Capt. '56), (1836-1904) Professor of Belles Lettres and Ethics, the Citadel. Educator, State Superintendent of Education, Governor, US Civil Service Commissioner, and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
Black, James Ewell (2nd Lt. '57), (1837-1894) Assistant Professor of Mathematics, the Citadel; formerly conscription officer P.A.C.S. Farmer in Spartanburg and insurance agent in Ft. Smith, AR.CADET OFFICERS
Thomas, Edward (Cadet 1st Lt.), (1843-1895) Fairfield, 1st Class. Railway official in TX, TN, and AR.
Hollingsworth, Stephen Franklin (Cadet 2nd Lt.), (1842-1867) Pickens, 1st Class. Rancher in TX.
Dean, George Roswell (Cadet 2nd Lt.), (1844-1911) Anderson, 1st Class. Physician in Spartanburg.
Gray, James Medicus (Cadet Orderly Sgt.), (1843-1902) Barnwell, 1st Class. Farmer and saw mill and cotton gin owner in Allendale.
Klinck, Gustavus Wickenberg (Cadet 2nd Sgt.), (1844-1916) Charleston, 1st Class. Merchant in Charleston.
DeSaussure, Alexander Baron (Cadet 3rd Sgt.), (1844-1905) Charleston, 1st Class. Railway agent in Lynchburg, VA.
Peronneau, Henry (Cadet 4th Sgt.), (1843-1875) Colleton, 1st Class. Telegraphist in Texarkana, AR.
Pringle, William Ashmead (Cadet 1st Corp.), (1845-1885) Charleston, 2nd Class. Bookkeeper in Charleston.
Murdoch, Francis Johnstone (Cadet 2nd Corp.), (1846-1909) Charleston, 2nd Class. In Salisbury, NC.
Dozier, Melville (Cadet 3rd Corp.), (1846-1936) Williamsburg, 2nd Class. Educator and Chairman, Selective Service Board, Los Angeles, CA.
Spearman, William Robinson (Cadet 4th Corp.), (1843-1876) Newberry, 2nd Class. Brother of John R. Spearman. In Newberry.
Boinest, John Elias (Cadet 5th Corp.), (1845-1896) Charleston, 2nd Class. Bookkeeper in Charleston.
Barnwell, Joseph Walker 3rd Class. (1846-1930) Charleston, Attorney in Charleston, legislator.
Barre, John J. (1843-1872) Lexington, 3rd Class. In Newberry.
Bartlette, Julius Lyman (1845-?) Sumter, 3rd Class. Bank clerk in Laredo, TX.
Bethune, John B. (1846-?) Spartanburg, 3rd Class. Previous service with Co. K (Spartan Rifles), Palmetto Sharpshooters.
Black Jr., Joseph F. (1847-1868) Abbeville, 3rd Class.
Bouknight, Joseph Huiet (1841-1911) Edgefield, 1st Class. Planter and bank president in Saluda Co.
Boyd, Thomas B. (1848-1884) York, 2nd Class. Methodist minister in Orangeburg.
Branch, William Tully (1845-1903) Abbeville, 3rd Class. Hotelkeeper and insurance agent in Abbeville.
Breese, William Edmond (1848-1917) Charleston, 4th Class. Banker in Charleston and Asheville, NC.
Brown, Pinckney (1846-1919) Barnwell, 3rd Class. Farmer in Aiken.
Bull, Charles Pinckney (1846-1916) Charleston, 3rd Class. Attorney in New York City.
Carwile, William Edward (1847-1878) Edgefield, 4th Class. Railroad agent and telegraphist, Ridge Spring. Brother of Z. W. Carwile.
Chafee, John William Smith (1848-1907) Charleston, 4th Class. Company president in Augusta, GA. His sister married Theodore G. Croft.
Clark, Robert Knox (1848-1888) Marion, 3rd Class. Farmer and Clerk of Court in Dillon Co
Coffin, Charles Edmonston (1846-1906) Barnwell, 3rd Class. Banking business in Augusta, GA. Younger brother of Lt. Amory Coffin and 1st cousin of G. M. Coffin.
Croft, George William (1846-1904) Edgefield, 3rd Class. Attorney in Aiken. Legislator and U.S. Congressman. Brother of T. G. Croft.
Croft, Theodore Gaillard (1845-1915) Edgefield, 3rd Class. Physician in Aiken. Prior service as Set. Co. C ( Croft Mountain Rangers ), 16th Regiment SC Infantry. Brother of G. W. Croft; he married sister of J .W. S. Chafee.
Dargan, James Thornwell (1846-?) Richland, 3rd Class. Insurance company president in Atlanta, GA.
Dargan, John Hugh (1846-1877) Darlington, 3rd Class.
De Saussure, William Peronneau (1847-1936) Charleston, 3rd Class. In Richmond, VA. Brother of A. B. DeSaussure.
Dougherty, John (1846-1892) Charleston, 3rd Class. Cotton broker in Charleston.
Du bose, Hampden Coit (1845-1910) Darlington, 3rd Class. Presbyterian missionary to China.
Duncan, D'Arcy Paul (1846-1921) Spartanburg, 3rd Class. Farmer in Spartanburg Co. Railroad commissioner of SC.
Ervin, Erasmus Ellerbe (1847-1919) Clarendon, 3rd Class. Presbyterian minister in NC, KY, and SC.
Felder, Jacob Stroman (1845-1928) Orangeburg, 3rd Class. Farmer in Orangeburg.
Fike, Claudius Lucius t1845-1894) Spartanburg, 2nd Class. Surveyor in Laurens.
Fishburne, Lawrence Newman (1845-1904) Colleton, 3rd Class. Merchant in Colleton Co. Brother of C. P. and W. J. Fishburne
Frazier, Wesiey W. (1844-?) Abbeville, 2nd Class. Physician at Mechanicsville, Sumter Co., 1890.
Furman, Farish Carter (1846-1883) Greenville, 3rd Class. Attorney, farmer and county judge in Milledgeville, GA.
Furman, John Hudson (1848-?) Greenville, 3rd Class. Mining engineer and world traveler
Graham, John (1847-?) Beaufort; 4th Class.
Green, Allen Jones (1846-1910) Richland, 3rd Class. Planter, attorney, and judge in Columbia.
Hagood, Lee (1846-1890) Barnwell, 3rd Class. Prior service as courier on Gen. Micah Jenkins' staff. Insurance agent in Columbia.
Harrell, Charles Talley (1847-1907) Darlington, 3rd Class. Cattle dealer in Columbia.
Hayne, Robert Brevard (1848-1883) Charleston, 3rd Class. Clerk, SC Railway in Charleston.
Heyward, Albert Rhett (1846-1910) Charleston, 3rd Class. Planter in Charleston and railway service in Columbia. Brother of J. H. Heyward.
Heyward, James Barnwell (1848-1931) Beaufort, 4th class. Planter at Salkehatchie.
Heyward, Julius Henry (1849-1923) Colleton, 4th Class. Attorney in Greenville. Brother of A. R. Heyward.
Jervey, Lewis Simons (1848-1927) Charleston, 4th Class. Cotton and rice broker in Charleston in partnership with D. H. Bacot.
Johnstone, Sedgewick Lewis Simons (1848-1873) Georgetown, 4th Class.
Lesesne, James Petigru (1848-1892) Charleston, 4th Class. Attorney in Charleston. Drowned in Australia.
Lewis, John Earle (1844-1928) Pickens, 3rd Class. Farmer in Seneca.
Lide, Thomas Parks (1845-1906) Darlington, 4th Class. Baptist minister in Sumter.
Locke, Arthur Hall (1846-1905) Charleston, 2nd Class. Cotton broker and commission merchant in Charleston.
Lockwood, Joshua (1845-1924) Charleston, 2nd Class. Physician and druggist in Charleston.
Lynah Jr., Edward (1846-1920) Charleston, 3rd Class. Rice planter in Beaufort Co. Brother of J. Lynah.
Lynah, James (1845-1901) Charleston, 3rd Class. Prominent in shipping and coal mining inBaltimore, MD. Brother of E. Lynah.
Mazyck, Arthur (1848-1914) Charleston, 4th Class. Attorney in Charleston.
Mc Cabe, Benjamin Franklin (1847-1894) Charleston, 2nd Class. Businessman in Charleston and Berkeley Counties.
Mc Carty, Edward C. (1843-1929) Charleston, 2nd Class. Bookkeeper in Augusta, GA.
Mc Cully, Peter Keys (1845-1917) Anderson, 2nd Class. Prior service in 2nd Regiment SC Rifles. Cotton buyer in Anderson.
Morris, William H. (1845-?) Colleton, 4th Class.
Muldrow, Robert Ellison (1848-1865) Sumter, 4th Class. Died of typhoid fever Apr. 7, 1865.
Parker, William McKenzie (1847-1865) Charleston, 3rd Class. Killed by Federal soldiers in Anderson May 9, 1865.
Pearson, Randall T. (1848-?) Edgefield, 3rd Class.
Perry, Jennings Waring (1846-1886) Colleton, 4th Class. Attorney in Charleston.
Poe, Joseph Taylor (1847-1917) Anderson, 2nd Class. Railroad service in Mobile, AL.
Pringle, James Reid (1846-1920) Charleston, 2nd Class. Cotton and rice factor in Charleston.
Rhett, William Haskell (1844-?) Charleston, 3rd Class. In Brooklyn, NY.
Sams, Mikelle Seabrook (1847-1914) Colleton, 3rd Class. In FL.
Sanders, Lawrence Witsell (1846-1870) Charleston, 2nd Class. Clerk in Charleston.
Simons, Augustus Taveau (1847-1900) Charleston, 4th Class. In Charleston.
Simpson, James Garlington (1846-1926) Laurens, 3rd Class. Farmer in Clinton and attorney, alderman, board of education, mayor, and probate judge in Bolivar, MO.
Smith, John Julius Pringle (1849-1927) Charleston, 4th Class. In Charleston.
Spearman, Frank G. (1844-1928) Newberry, 2nd Class. Property owner in Cross Anchor.
Spearman, John Robert (1841-1922) Newberry, 2nd Class. Farmer in Newberry Co. Brother of W. R. Spearman.
Stewart, John Wistar Simpson (1846-1914) Greenville, 3rd glass. Farmer, surveyor, and mill operator in Greenville.
Stone, Eugene Earle (1843-1907) Greenville, 3rd Class. Prior service in 26th SC Infantry. Planter in Greenville Co.
Taylor, David Sloan (1845-1891) Anderson, 2nd Class. In Anderson.
Thomas, Carey Judson (1845-1923) Marlboro, 3rd Class. Prior service in 8th Regiment SC Infantry. In Inverness, FL.
Thomson, Robert (1846-1927) Beaufort, 3rd Class. In Beaufort Co.
Thompson, James (1848-1898) Beaufort, 4th Class. In Blackville.
Tobin, Isidore Lartigue (1847-1909) Barnwell, 4th Class. Prior service in Le Gardeur's Company (Orleans Guard Artillery), Louisiana Artillery. Attorney in Allendale. His sister married Lee Hagood.
Todd, Samuel Ross (1846-1874) Laurens, 3rd Class. In Laurens.
Vernon, W. R. (1844-?) Laurens, 1st Class.
Vinson, John W. (1846-?) Richland, 2nd Class. Farmer in Fairfield Co.
Waller, Cadmus Garlington (1845-1901) Abbeville, 2nd Class. Merchant in Greenwood and Mayor. Brother of E. H. Waller.
Whaley, Edward Clarence (1847-1907) Orangeburg, 4th Class. Planter on Edisto Island.
Wilson, Franklin Nelson (1844-1905) Williamsburg, 2nd Class. In Clarendon Co.
Armstrong, Nathaniel Walker (1st Lt. '51), (1829-1896) Professor of Mathematics and Mechanical Philosophy, the Citadel. Educator and legislator in Alabama.
Lanneau, John Francis (2nd Lt. '56), (1836-1921) Assistant Professor of Mathematics, the Citadel. Prior service as captain of cavalry, Hampton Legion and as engineer officer. Educator in SC, AL, and MO. Professor of physics at Wake Forest. Cadet Officers
East, Olin Derrick (Cadet 1st Lt.), (1843-?) Laurens, 1st Class. Went west immediately after the war and his family never heard from him again.
White, Sims Edward (Cadet 2nd Lt.), (1844-1881) Charleston, 1st Class. Planter in Berkeley Co.
Sheppard, Orlando (Cadet 2nd Lt.), (1844-1929) Edgefield, 1st Class. Attorney in Edgefield. CADET NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
Snowden, William Howard (Cadet Orderly Sgt.), (1845-1906) Charleston, 1st Class. Merchant in Charleston and Macon,GA. Brother of T. G. Snowden.
King, James W. (Cadet 2nd Sgt.), (1844-1890) Kershaw, 1st Class. Physician and druggist in Florence.
Baskin, William Peebles (Cadet 3rd Sgt.), (1843-1876) Richland, 1st Class. Planter in Bishopville.
Horsey, Charles W. (Cadet 4th Sgt.), (1845-1878) Charleston, 1st Class. Physician in Fernandina, FL.
Culbreath, James Yarbrough (Cadet 1st Corp.), (1843-1904) Edgefield, 2nd Class. Attorney in Newberry.
Haynsworth, Moses Sanders (Cadet 2nd Corp.), (1845-1928) Darlington, 2nd Class. Farmer in Florence Co.
Horlbeck, John Schernley (Cadet 3rd Corp.), (1845-1916) Charleston, 2nd Class. Pecan grower and brick manufacturer at Boone Hall Plantation near Mount Pleasant. CADET PRIVATES
Adams, Edgar Sheppard (1848-?) Edgefield, 4th Class. Moved to TX and married there.
Allen, James Pierson (1848-1934) Charleston, 4th Class. Government engineer in Charleston.
Appleby, Felix Vivian (1845-1911) Colleton. Cotton buyer and merchant in St. George.
Boatwright, James Henry "Hal" (1846-1911) Richland, 4th Class. Father was Mayor of Columbia. Dry goods merchant and insurance agent in Wilmington, NC.
Boggs, Thomas E. (1847-1877) 5th Congressional District (Pickens), 4th Class. Farmer in Pickens Co.
Brown, Heyward (1847-1878) Barnwell, 4th Class.
Brown, Lawrence W. (1849-?) Barnwell, 4th Class. Farmer in Lancaster.
Buck, George Olney (1847-1865) Horry, 4th Class. Died of disease Jan. 22, 1865, while Cadets were in service.
Buckingham, William R. (1848-?) Barnwell, 4th Class. Insurance agent in Barnwell
Cain, Richard Marion (1846-1886) Sumter, 4th Class. Farmer in Sumter Co. Prior service in Co. K, 22nd SC Infantry. Brother of W. O. Cain.
Cain, William O'Dell (1844-1929) Sumter, 4th Class. Farmer in Sumter. Legislator. Brother of R. M. Cain.
Cannon, Lewis Cass (1846-?) Spartanburg, 4th Class. Bank cashier in Spartanburg. Alive 1891.
Cantey, Joseph Samuel (1846-1929) Clarendon, 4th Class. Farmer near Summerton.
Carwile Jr., Zachariah Williams (1849-?) Edgefield, 4th Class. Insurance broker and merchant in Augusta, GA. Brother of W. E. Carwile.
Chisolm, Laurens North (1848-1905) Charleston, 4th Class. Cotton and rice factor in Charleston.
Coffin Jr., George Matthew's (1847-1934) Charleston, 4th Class. Produce dealer and banker in Charleston. First cousin of Lt. Armory Coffin and C. E. Coffin.
Culbreath, John (1846-1865) Edgefield, 2nd Class. Died of measles April 17, 1865, while Cadets were in service.
Dargan, Kemp S. (1848-?) Richland, 4th Class. Insurance business in Atlanta.
Evans, Calvin L. (1845-1921) Chesterfield, 4th Class. Farmer in Cheraw.
Fell, John Hamlin (1845-1883) Charleston, 4th Class. Clerk in Charleston and Savannah, GA.
Ferrell, George W. (1846-?) 1st Congressional District (Marion), 4th Class. Prior service with Co. H., 8th SC Infantry. Wounded July 1, 1862, at Malvern Hill. Arm may have been amputated. Farmer in Bamberg Co.
Footman, Henry E. (1845-1924) Williamsburg, 4th Class. Prior service in 25th Regiment SC Infantry. School principal in CA and later in commercial interests.
Gantt, Hamilton M. Greenville, 4th Class.
Gantt, Monroe (1847-1917) Lexington, 4th Class. Railroad agent and farmer in Aiken.
Goodman, William Pulaski (1845-1873) Edgefield. Rancher in TX; killed by Indians.
Graves, George Crawford (1845-1923) Abbeville, 3rd Class. Farmer in Abbeville Co. near Monterey.
Gwin, Richard A. (1838-?) 5th Congressional District, 4th Class. Prior service with Co. B (Butler Guards), 2nd SC Infantry. Memory Roll says Robert A. Gwin.
Harrison, Isham (1848-1918) Anderson, 3rd Class. In Walhalla.
Hemingway, Allard Belin (1846-1922) Georgetown, 4th Class. Farmer and merchant in Georgetown Co.
Huger, John Chapman (1848-1880) 2nd Congressional District (Charleston), 4th Class. Accountant in Summerville.
Hughes, Samuel Bones (1847-1920) Edgefield, 4th Class. Farmer in Edgefield.
Ingram, John Conyers (1847-1889) Clarendon, 4th Class. Farmer in Sumter.
Janney, Charles F. (1848-1885) Richland, 4th Class. Attorney in Columbia.
Johnson, John (1845-?) Colleton, 4th Class.
Johnson, Thomas Albert (1846-1865) Newberry, 4th Class. Died at Spartanburg of brain fever on March 23, 1865, while Cadets were in service.
Johnson, William Ewing (1847-1910) Kershaw, 4th Class. Dry goods merchant in Camden.
Johnstone, George (1846-1921) Newberry, 4th Class. Attorney in Newberry. Legislator and U.S. Congressman.
Jones, Johnstone (1848-1922) York, 4th Class. Adjutant General of NC and later attorney in CA.
Joye, Edmund Vernon (1847-1891) Charleston, 4th Class. Physician in Athens and Atlanta, GA.
Kennedy, William Watts (1846-?) Laurens, 4th Class. Lawyer in Laurens.
Kershaw, John (1847-1921) Kershaw, 3rd Class. Furloughed January 1865 to join the staff of his father, Maj. Gen. Joseph B. Kershaw, in VA, captured at Saylor's Creek and confined at Fort Warren, MA. Attorney until 1873 when he became Episcopal priest in GA and SC.
Keys, Joseph Whitner (1845-1913) Anderson, 4th Class. In Anderson.
Lamar, Abner Whatley (1847-?) 4th Congressional District (Edgefield). Clergyman in Kershaw.
Lenoir, James Yarborough (1847-?) Sumter, 4th Class. Farmer in Lamar Co., TX.
Lowndes, Richard I'on (1848-1889) Georgetown, 4th Class. Farmer in Georgetown.
Lyons Jr., Jacob "Jake" Cohen (1848-?) Richland, 4th Class. Continued his education in Philadelphia. In wholesale pharmaceutical business with his eldest brother in New Orleans.
Magrath Jr., Andrew Gordon (1845-1894) Charleston, 2nd Class. Son of the Governor, he was furloughed during the last year of the war to serve as an aide-de-camp to Brig. Gen. James Connor. Attorney and judge in Charleston.
Martin, Robert Hayne (1847-?) Charleston, 4th Class. Merchant in Charleston and Brooklyn, NY.
Matheson, John Stoney (1849-?) Charleston, 4th Class. Purser in the Merchant Marine in Charleston.
McBee, Vardry Echols (1849-1923) Greenville, 4th Class. Railway service in NC and GA. Brother of F. B. McBee.
McGhee, William Zach (1845-1885) 4th Congressional District, 4th Class. Prior service in Co. G. 7th Regiment SC Cavalry. Journalist and teacher in Cokesbury.
McMichael, William Edward (1846-1889) Orangeburg, 4th Class. Deputy Sheriff in Orangeburg Co.
Meng, Lewis (1846-1911) Union, 4th Class. Overseer in cotton mills in Spartanburg and Laurens.
Miller, Daniel A. (1846-?) 6th Congressional District (Fairfield), 4th Class. Prior service with Co. G. 6th SC Volunteers.
Moore, William H. (1847-1921) Abbeville, 4th Class. Farmer in Donalds.
Moore, Matthew Singleton (1849-?) Sumter, 4th Class. Farmer in Waterloo.
Moore, Thomas Thompson (1845-1922) Newberry, 4th Class. Dentist and city alderman in Columbia.
Munro, James (1846-1913) Anderson, 4th Class. In Union.
Noble, Russell (1847-1865) Charleston, 4th Class. Died of disease while Cadets were in service.
Obear, Henry Norwood (1847-1897) Fairfield, 4th Class. Attorney in Fairfield and Columbia.
Palmer, William DeHon (1846-1912) Charleston, 4th Class. Lost hand while Cadets were in service. Planter in Berkeley Co.
Parker, James Rose (1848-1884) Georgetown, 4th Class. Prior service with 1st (Gregg's) Regiment SC Infantry. Planter in Georgetown Co.
Patterson, William Bailey (1845-1864) Charleston, 2nd Class. Mortally wounded at Tulifinnv.
Pressley, William Burrows (1847-1930) Williamsburg, 4th Class. Rancher in CA.
Ragin, Henry Lawrence (1845-1906) Clarendon, 4th Class. Prior service in Palmetto Sharpshooters. Postwar, changed his name to Henry Ragin Thomas. Near Williston.
Rivers, Frederick Witsell Fraser (1846-1907) Colleton, 4th Class. Physician in Colleton Co.
Rogers, James Mitchell (1845-1924) Charleston, 1st Class. Merchant in MS, LA, and NC.
Salley, Alexander McQueen (1847-1929) Orangeburg, 3rd Class. Farmer in Orangeburg Co. and sheriff.
Sanders, Cotesworth Pinckney (1846-1919) Colleton, 4th Class. Merchant in Bamberg; attorney in Gaffney and Spartanburg.
Sellers, John Calhoun (1847-1920) Marion, 4th Class. Attorney, farmer, and land surveyor in Marion Co. Legislator and postmaster of Sellers.
Sessions, David Robert (1847-1924) Georgetown, 4th Class. Prior service in Co. B (Brooks Rifle Guards), 10th Regiment SC Infantry. Farmer.
Shuck, John Sexton (1847-1907) Barnwell, 4th Class. Teacher, mercantile business, and newspaper editor in Aiken and Bamberg.
Simons, William Wragg (1846-1913) Charleston, 4th Class. Clerk of Charleston City Council.
Simpson, McNeil Turner (1845-i919) Laurens, 4th Class. Planter and mercantile agent in Laurens Co.
Small, James Hampton (1850-1925) Georgetown, 4th Class. Merchant in Georgetown.
Smith, Henry A. (?-1909) 6th Congressional District, 4th Class. Prior service as Sgt., Co. B. 1st SC Artillery.
Snowden, Theodore Willard (1847-1896)Charleston, 4th Class. Brother of W. H. Snowden. Cotton broker in Charleston.
Spann, John Wesley (1846-1917) Lexington, 4th Class. Farmer in Gilbert.
Spearman, John Franklin (1845-?) Newberry, 4th Class. Schoolteacher in Newberry and railroad ticket agent in Columbia.
Stansell, Francis Wardlaw (1845-1875) Barnwell, 4th Class. In Williston.
Thomas, Peyre (1846-1885) Fairfield, 4th Class. Prior service. Physician in TX. First cousin of Captain J. P. Thomas and brother of Cadets Edward and W. R. Thomas
Thomson, Arthur W. (1844-?) 3rd Congressional District (Barnwell), 4th Class. Prior service in 1st (Hagood's) Regiment SC Infantry.
Thompson Jr., Waddy (1847-1882) Greenville, 4th Class. Physician in Greenville.
Tiedeman, John Carston (1846-1938) Charleston, 4th Class. Wholesale grocer and provision dealer in Charleston.
Vance, James Wistar (1845-?) Abbeville, 4th Class. Physician in Memphis, TN.
Vose, John George (184B-1923) Colleton, 4th Class. City commissioner in Lawrenceville, GA
Walker, Mendel Lafayette (1845-?) Laurens, 4th Class. Prior service with 5th SC Infantry. Farmer
Wallace, Edwin Ruthven (1846-1892) Union, 4th Class. Prior service as Sgt., 5th Regiment SC Infantry, severely wounded at Frazier's Farm, VA.
Watson, Artemas Briggs (1847-1912) Edgefield, 4th Class. Methodist Minister in Saluda Co.
Wells, Joseph Seabrook (1848-1883) Beaufort, 4th Class. Commission merchant in Charleston.
Williams, Earle E. (1848-?) Edgefield, 4th Class.
Williman, Walter (1845-1924) Charleston, 4th Class. Bank teller and cashier in Charleston.
Woodward, Alston Parke "Pat" (1847-?) 3rd Congressional District (Beaufort), 4th Class. Prior service as teamster with Co. D, Holcombe Legion. POW Kinston, NC, Dec. 15, 1862. Farmer at Hawthorne in Aiken Co.
History would date the beginning of the conflict from the bombardment of Fort Sumter, rather than the earlier firing three months before on the Star of the West. Thus, the Cadets were relieved of the burden of responsibility for the devastating conflict which was about to unfold.
In preparation for war efforts, on January 28,1861, the South Carolina General Assembly passed an act combining the Arsenal and Citadel into one institution:
I. That the Arsenal Academy and the Citadel Academy shall retain the same distinctive titles, but they shall together constitute and be entitled, "The South Carolina Military Academy."
II. That the officers and students thereof, organized as "a Public Guard," into one or more companies at each Academy, shall constitute a military corps, entitled "the Battalion of State Cadets. That said battalion shall be part of the military organization of the State, under the separate and immediate control of the Board of Visitors, and shall not be subject to the command of the militia officers, except when specially ordered for parade, review, or service by the commander-in-chief; that the officers of said battalion shall be commissioned by the Governor, with such rank and titles (the highest not exceeding that of Major) as the Board of Visitors may determine; provided nevertheless, that the officers of said battalion may be removed by the Board of Visitors and their commissions thereby vacated, in like manner as is now provided for in the second Section of the said Act, for the removal of professors of the Academy; that the said battalion of State Cadets, while habitually maneuvering as infantry, may yet maneuver in any arm of the service, and shall take the right of all troops of the same arm in which it may at any time parade.
III. That all graduates of the South Carolina Military Academy, in consideration of their four years service at the said Academy, shall be eligible to any commissioned office, not above the grade of colonel, in the military organization of the State.
Throughout the war, the Cadets of each school provided services to the state and Confederate governments. On December 18, 1942, in commemoration of the centennial of the establishment of the Citadel, Gov. Richard M. Jefferies presented to the Corps of Cadets of The Citadel nine battle streamers denoting as many operations participated in by the Cadets during the war. All nine streamers are gray with blue inscriptions, with the exception of the "Confederate States Army" streamer which is inscribed in white. The streamers were presented for service at: Star of the West January 9,1861 Wappoo Cut November 1861 James Island June 1862 Charleston and Vicinity July to October 1863 James Island June 1864 Tulifinny December 1864 James Island December 1864 to February 1865 Williamston May 1865 Confederate States Army
Information from Cadets in Gray. the Story of the Cadets of the South Carolina Military Academy and the Cadet Rangers in the Civil War by Gary R. Baker.
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Stars: Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter, Oded Fehr
Plot: Survivors of the Raccoon City catastrophe travel across the Nevada desert, hoping to make it to Alaska. Alice joins the caravan and their fight against the evil Umbrella Corp.
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Release: 2004
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Director: Alexander Witt
Stars: Milla Jovovich, Sienna Guillory, Eric Mabius
Plot: Alice awakes in Raccoon City, only to find it has become infested with zombies and monsters. With the help of Jill Valentine and Carlos Olivera, Alice must find a way out of the city before it is destroyed by a nuclear missile.
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The Bhaijaan of Bollywood, Salman Khan finally had the release of his highly anticipated flick Tubelight. Unfortunately, the film is not performing as well as it was expected.
Since the film is not a typical commercial potboiler,'Bhai' fans seem to have not been happy with the actor's never seen avatar.
After Aamir Khan, Salman Khan is the only Bollywood star, who has two films in 300 crore club – Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Sultan.
Salman Khan has given 11 back to back 100 crore, but Tubelight has taken more time enter in the 100 crore club.
While earlier the question was whether it will become the 3rd 300 crore entrant for Salman Khan or will it beat Bajrangi Bhaijaan's collection to become his highest grosser of all time, now the film's fate seems difficult even in terms of making it to the 200 crore club.
Here's a look at Salman Khan's top 10 highest grossing films of all time.
|Tiger Zinda Hai
|339.16 Cr
|Bajrangi Bhaijaan
|320.34 Cr
|300.45 Cr
|233.00 Cr
|Prem Ratan Dhan Payo
|207.40 Cr
|Ek Tha Tiger
|198.00 Cr
|Race 3
|169.00 Cr
|Dabangg 2
|158.50 Cr
|150.10* Cr
|142.00 Cr
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Tubelight marks the 3rd collaboration between director Kabir Khan and Salman Khan, the duo had earlier given blockbusters like Ek Tha Tiger and Bajrangi Bhaijaan.
Produced under the banner of Salman Khan Films, Tubelight also features Salman Khan's brother Sohail Khan, Chinese actress Zhu Zhu, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, late actor Om Puri and Matin Rey Tangu in key roles.
Other than Tubelight, Salman also has another release in this year which is Ek Tha Tiger's sequel, titled Tiger Zinda Hai. The film stars Katrina Kaif along with Salman, it is directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, who previously helmed Sultan. Tiger Zinda Hai is produced under the reputed banner of Yash Raj Films. The film will be seeing Salman reprising his role of RAW agent Tiger. The film will have some breathtaking action sequences and high-octane stunts.
Tiger Zinda Hai will release during the Christmas weekend this year.


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I have to tell you, I really cant wait to start the digging in the ground again. Seriously, what are all the gardeners to in the winter? They probably enjoy their winter vegetables.... hahaha
Well, but I don't have any.
So I keep myself busy with planning the garden for the next period.
I still think about getting a raised garden bed. But how would it look like? Should i try to plant some salad this year? How do I keep the snails away from my plants so that at least one pumpkin plant will survive?
I want to try to plant some potatoes this time. I heard you can plant them in containers. I think I am going to try this. Also I am very sure to only get one zucchini plant hahahaha. I still have some in the freezer :)
I think I don't so herbs this time as they did not grow so well in the small containers I got for them. In the meanwhile I will plant flowers there to attract some bees and bugs.
I also cant wait to see the first spring flowers growing. I planted 4 containers full and got new tulips. I am curious how they will turn out. (actually I can hardly remember the color anymore so it will be a total surprise anyway).
We also think about cutting away the 3 huge trees who are still left. Thy just take away too much space and light. And I would really like to have new garden furniture and a small meditation corner. And I thought about building a bug hotel. I really would get rid of the bugs on the mint in a natural way. There were so many this year that we could hardly enjoy any mint.
And now I hope you do understand why I can not wait to get started. :)
First thing to to is probably getting an idea of what to plant. This is a nice project for the next evening on the couch.
I keep you posted!
Many greetings,Susann


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