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Our story begins with a German girl who lost her sight and went on to become a visionary.
Cast into a dark place at age 12, Sabriye Tenberken was told frequently what she could and couldn't do. But by 14, she had a stark realization: Other peoples' assumptions about her were their limitations, not hers.
And her story, which Christopher recently heard firsthand during a trip to India, has the power to inspire social change right here in North Carolina.
Told to study law because that was a known profession for the blind, Sabriye's thirst for knowledge and adventure led her to study Central Asian Sciences at Bonn University, where she focused on the history and culture of the people of Tibet. Field research brought her to the Himalayas, where she discovered a harsh reality for others with impaired sight.
Blind children were seen as liabilities to their families and burdens to society. Moreover, no Braille language had been created, so the world of reading and writing was closed off. Sabriye's response was to create what has now been adopted as Tibet's official Braille language.
That was only the beginning of her ambitions. With Paul Kronenberg, a Dutch engineer with a knack for converting passion into action, she founded Braille Without Borders and created Braille Printing Press, a prep school for blind children and a farm to teach job skills. A bakery soon followed. Before long, they had a full-scale empowerment operation – providing a new lease on the future for children who had had very little reason to hope.
With their venture in Tibet operational, Sabriye and Paul started looking outward. How many other young people facing adversity in the world had big dreams but no one to help realize them? A powerful vision emerged of a global school designed to equip people to change the world – especially young people with disabilities from developing communities.
Armed with a dream, they looked for a home. Tibet was too remote for their "dream factory," but they wanted to stay rooted in Asia. They ultimately alighted upon the state of Kerala in southern India. As Sabriye says, "If you look at the map in a certain way, Kerala is the center of the world – hanging perfectly between Asia, Africa and the Middle East."
On a beautiful, clear lake outside the city of Trivandrum near the Arabian Sea, Sabriye and Paul have assembled a team to build Kanthari. Named for a small pepper that grows wild and extremely spicy, Kanthari symbolizes a single person's ability to spark transformative change.
Today, the change-making campus features a farm irrigated through a bicycle pump system. It includes sustainable residences and classrooms with rain catchments and solar panels. The seven-month curriculum challenges students to sharpen their dreams for social change and get them ready for implementation. "Their ideas start small," says Sabriye, "but they quickly get bigger and more real."
Now in its third year, Kanthari graduates include Jayn Waitera, who was born in Kenya as an albino. She has created an advocacy organization that fights for albinos in a country where they are hunted and killed by witch doctors who collect their body parts as lucky charms.
Khom Raj Sharma, a blind Kanthari alum, is running a computer training center and a language school for blind and partially sighted adolescents in Pokhara, Nepal. And Yoshimi Horiuchi, also blind, runs a mobile library that promotes reading for people in rural areas of Thailand.
The rallying cry for Kanthari is "a sense of ownership, motivation, creativity, talent and passion to make the world a better place and the strength to be forces of good rather than victims of circumstance."
No dream seems too small, no obstacle too big. We can benefit from this perspective in North Carolina.
Luckily, we have local examples cropping up including the Mycelium School slated to break ground next year in Asheville for aspiring social change agents. But we need more chili peppers reminding us of what is truly possible.
Christopher Gergen is founder of Bull City Forward & Queen City Forward, a fellow with Fuqua's Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship at Duke University, and the author of "Life Entrepreneurs." Stephen Martin, a director at the nonprofit Center for Creative Leadership, is author of the forthcoming book "The Messy Quest for Meaning" and blogs at www.messyquest.com. They can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com and followed on Twitter through @cgergen.


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Marrying Hollywood's current fairy-tale craze to the ever popular crime procedural is Grimm. While it works on both levels, that it blends the two into a unified whole gives the concept so much fizz, as the 22 episodes of its five-disc first season indicate. This one's perfect for marathoning.


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TNT's new crime drama Murder in the First marks a return to form for Steven Bochco, the creator of pioneering cop shows like NYPD Blue and L.A. Law. (No, it's not based on the 1995 movie of the same name.) Starring Taye Diggs (Private Practice) and Kathleen Robertson (Boss) as homicide investigators Terry English and Hildy Mulligan, the show follows the investigation, from start to finish, into a single case — namely, a double homicide.
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As he begins his new job as squad commander, Sipowicz disobeys orders and keeps a murder investigation open... even though a Japanese man with diplomatic immunity has confessed to the crime.
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Bale offers to recommend Sipowicz for the squad commander position; Ortiz and Murphy investigate the death of an Arab woman; and detectives search for the man who shot Bale.
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A squad member is shot while storming an apartment; Clark and Jones investigate the bludgeoning death of a woman whose wealthy husband was going to finance a friend's salon business.
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Clark and a member of the Army Criminal Investigation Department try to determine who shot a recruiter; a homeless man's body is discovered inside a dumpster; and Medavoy decides to retire.
ER alum Sherry Stringfield has joined the cast of Under the Dome for Season 2, TVGuide.com has learned.
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Design Firm: Design Partners, Inc.
Senior Graphic Designer: Mike HopkinsClient: Kraft Foods®
Project SummaryWhat do you do when you create a new recipe for an established brand?Starting in late 2007, Kraft's® Bull's-Eye® BBQ Sauce marketing team undertook an extensive review of the BBQ category and the BBQ consumer. In 2008 this hard work resulted in a killer new sauce. With superior taste and more authentic BBQ flavor, the team at Kraft went on to develop a new brand position to go with the new recipe. This required new packaging to bring all these elements together - bottle as well as label.
The ChallengeKraft contacted Design Partners, Inc. to help them explore, then select, and ultimately bring to market a new packaging identity. Mike Hopkins of Design Partners comments: "Our challenge was to make an emotional connection with visual imagery that resonates with the core consumer while maintaining the integrity of the brand's new positioning: Bull's-Eye is the brand of authentic BBQ sauce that has the taste of 'real western BBQ' because of it's bold blend of hickory smoke, molasses, real herbs and spices made in ranch country." The goal of the new strategy and graphics was to take this brand message and use it to increase household penetration.
The SolutionDesign Partners approaches all clients using the same basic principles: First, listen to the client and get to know their needs. Second, analyze the project from the perspective of the consumer. Third, review the marketplace and competitive environment. And fourth, make sure you're in touch with the most current graphic design and aesthetic trends.
Building IdeasOnce all the research is done, Design Partners moves to the first creative phase - simple thumbnail sketches. This low commitment approach to developing ideas lets the design team quickly generate ideas.
Going DigitalThese ideations move from thumbnails to the computer to become digital designs using Photoshop and Illustrator. The selected designs are then mounted to presentation boards and presented to the client.
Face to FaceBeing located in the heartland of many of the great brand owners of our day has its advantages. For Design Partners this means being able to do in-person client presentations. With design boards and easels, this proven approach generates meaningful communication.
Prove the Idea in 3DAs the design gets narrowed down, through several meetings with the client showing a series of 2D illustrations, it's time to prove the concept works in the real world. To do this, Design Partners relies on the virtual world made possible by Strata tools. Placing the new bottle and label design in the context of a supermarket shelf packed with competitors lets the client know if the design really works in the real... er, virtual world.
From Bottle to Box to PalletWith a commitment made to a design, it's time to see how it looks in the next level of packaging: the shipper box and the warehouse store pallet. Both of these once utilitarian shipping systems have become important secondary product presentation environments. Design Partners takes pride in making these elements an important part of the overall brand package.
The ResultsThe results are clear and effective. Bold graphics with a handcrafted feel provide an emotional tie for the consumer to an authentic, western adventure. The new Bull's-Eye packaging is currently on shelf all across the United States and doing well as it increases sales.
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President Barack Obama took direct aim at proposed right-to-work legislation during an appearance Monday in Redford Township.
Obama waded into Michigan's brewing labor battle that erupted last week when Gov. Rick Snyder said right-to-work legislation was on his agenda and union groups protested at the state Capitol in Lansing.
"We should do everything we can to keep creating good middle-class jobs that help folks rebuild security for their families," Obama said Monday in a speech at the Daimler Detroit Diesel plant, according to the Huffington Post.
Obama added that with right-to-work laws, "what they're really talking about is giving you the right to work for less money."
More protests are expected in Lansing on Tuesday as right-to-work legislation continues to make its way through the state Legislature.


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Google brings storage for Gmail, Drive, and G+ storage into harmony, users get 15GB to store whatever they want
Google is unifying storage across Google Drive, Gmail, and Google+ Photos. Users will receive 15GB to use as they see fit, rather than walling storage off between services. Google stated on their blog that they have also updated their Drive storage page to reflect the change and make it easier to purchase additional storage.
We'll also be making updates to the Google Drive storage page, so you can better understand how you're using storage space. Simply hover over the pie chart to see a breakdown of your storage use across Drive, Gmail, and Google+ Photos. And if you need more storage, this is your place to upgrade, with plans starting at $4.99/month for 100 GB.
Additionally, Google Apps users will get 30GB of unified storage. Google also announced that the $2.49-per-month 25GB storage tier will be discontinued, meaning that in order to get more storage, users must pay $4.99 for 100GB. If you post a lot of photos, keep all of your email, or rely on Google Drive for cloud storage, then Google just made things a lot easier for you. It's similar to something iCloud does, though Apple doesn't count your Photo Stream against your iCloud storage, and you can't save them there permanently if you take a lot of photos.
The unification is expected to roll out over the next couple of weeks, so if might be a little while before anyone sees it.
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Ugh. This is exactly what I hate about iCould for email -- I do not want my email pipelines crossed with any other services, ever. Ars article for those who do not recall those problems when first launched. [ http://arstechnica.com/apple/2011/06/e-mail-service-through-icloud-stops... ]
If this brings that same level of (denial of) service to gmail, that is terrible news.
I think this is great. I'm all for free storage.
So does this put an end to the ever growing gmail available space that is currently in place? So the "get 10GB (and counting!)" that was in place? Seems like I getting (possibly) less now, as I had 10 in gmail, 5 in drive and was in aware of google photos (unless it is left over from Picassa days) storage.
So what happened to the unlimited picasa storage from my G+ will that be discontinued also?
This would make me consider dropping Dropbox as a service.
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Niagara Gazette — The Kenan Center House Gallery's exhibit "Margaret M. Martin — A Watercolor Perspective" opens Sunday, and runs through July 12. The exhibit is being guest curated by Beth Pedersen.
An opening reception will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday at the gallery, 433 Locust St., Lockport.
Martin (1940-2012), a Buffalo native, was a highly accomplished watercolorist who maintained a studio on Elmwood Avenue until her death in November. A graduate of Boston University, Martin began her career as a graphic designer and advertising art director before returning to Buffalo where she took up painting full time. Martin was a founding member of the Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society, a signature member of the American Watercolor Society, and Midwest Watercolor Society, among others.
Many of her works are included in corporate, public and private collections including in the Taiwan Art Institute Museum, and Universal Studios featured her work, "Urban Tapestry," in the movie "Bruce Almighty."
Listed in Who's Who of America, her work has been included in numerous books and publications including: Watercolor, Spring 2004; Splash 1 & 2; Watercolor Magic, 1996; The Best of Floral Painting; and numerous others. Martin also authored an instructional book on watercolor painting titled, "No More Wishy Washy Watercolors," and many of her paintings were featured in, "Great Lake Effects," a cookbook published in 1997 by the Buffalo Junior Service League.
Garden scenes were a favorite of Martin's, and she was an avid gardener herself. In one of her many workbooks, she wrote: "I get a lot of happiness from my garden. I need to be aware of the sky and the landscape and the plants and the changing seasons. Gardens are sensuous and aesthetic and that's another form of happiness."
The artist also summed up her total immersion into a life of creating art in saying: "I feel art has been and is my life, so why not give my whole time to it? It gives so much to me. I like to do all I do completely and well. I work intensely. And I am never bored. My work is my life. I do one thing at a time and do it fully."
Gallery hours for the exhibit are: May 20-28, noon to 5 p.m. During the 100 American Craftsmen, the gallery will be open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 1 and noon to 4 p.m. on June 2. Hours starting June 4 will be noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. The gallery will be closed May 25-27, May 31, June 3, and July 4-7.
For more information, visit www.kenancenter.org or call 433-2617.


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TSC 18 Girls win the Tennessee Division 1 State Championship in exciting fashion with three shut-out victories, outscoring their opponents 9-0. Congratulations Ladies!
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Playing up an age group, the girls were named Champions of the U14 Gold Division.
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Hello cold air! A few flakes flying across the area early, but that should taper off during late morning. Start off in the teens and try our best to work our way up from there. Our highs today will settle in the mid to upper 30s. To put this into perspective our average high during December and January is around 40 degrees. We will no doubt be lower than that come the afternoon. Going into Friday we will see clouds on the increase as a system works into the western portion of the state. This could spawn a few showers for our southern zones during the day on Friday, but most remain dry with highs in the mid 40s.
Going into the weekend this is when things get interesting. Saturday we will have a shot at rain, mainly for the southern zones. This will not be a washout as only a slight chance of rain is forecast at this time. Sunday continues to appear wet, so it seems likely to have a couch day watching basketball all day long. Once we get into the night on Sunday and moving toward Monday cold air filters in along with moisture and we could be looking at possible snow for Monday and Tuesday. Keep that winter wardrobe handy...
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MARTIN, James Henry, 63, computer repair technician, died Sunday. Services 10 a.m. Friday, Fort Gibson National Cemetery, Millsap Funeral Service, Fort Gibson.
SIEDLIK, Ruby Lee, 75, homemaker, died Monday. Services 11 a.m. Friday, Cornerstone Funeral Home Chapel, Cornerstone Funeral Home and Crematory.
THRELKELD, M. Roberta, 70, registered nurse, died Saturday. Services 10 a.m. today, Lescher-Millsap Funeral Home Chapel, Lescher-Millsap Funeral Home.
CHECOTAH — CURTIS, Dale, 87, homemaker, died Tuesday. Services 1 p.m. today, Checotah Church of Christ, Garrett Family Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Checotah.
CHECOTAH — TAYLOR, Homer, 83, mechanic/welder, died Monday. Services pending, Garrett Family Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Checotah.
CHECOTAH — WILBANKS, Dennis, 64, machine operator, died Monday. Services pending, Garrett Family Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Checotah.
CHECOTAH — WINKLE, Bruce, 76, retired educator/entrepreneur, died Tuesday. Services 11 a.m. Friday, Greenlawn Cemetery, Garrett Family Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Checotah.
EUFAULA — SUNDAY, John William "Bill," 66, Army, died Sept. 3. Services 11 a.m. today, Kelley Memorial Chapel, Eufaula, Hunn Black & Merritt Funeral Home and Crematory, Eufaula.
TAHLEQUAH — COPELAND, Billie Leroy, 80, Lake Region lineman/rancher, died Saturday. Services 9 a.m. today, Boudinot Cemetery, Reed-Culver Funeral Home, Tahlequah.
TAHLEQUAH — GRAHAM, Daniel Webster, 75, restaurant worker, died Friday. Services 11 a.m. today, Tahlequah City Cemetery, Reed-Culver Funeral Home, Tahlequah.
TAHLEQUAH — WHITENER, Robert R., 76, laborer, died Sept. 7. Services 2 p.m. Monday, Green Country Funeral Home Chapel, Tahlequah, Green Country Funeral Home, Tahlequah.
WELLING — JOHNSON, Tommy, 58, carpenter, died Monday. Services pending, Green Country Funeral Home, Tahlequah.
BEGGS — CREASON, Sammy Glenn, 48, parts store manager, died Tuesday. Services 11 a.m. Friday, Duck Creek Cemetery, McClendon-Winters Funeral Home, Beggs.
BOKOSHE — GARNER, Wanda, 83, waitress, died Monday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday, Old Bokoshe Cemetery, Mallory-Martin Funeral Home, Spiro.
BROKEN ARROW — GEURIN, J. A., 83, Cook Lumber Co. owner/operator, died Monday. Services 10 a.m. today, Hersman-Nichols Funeral Home Chapel, Wagoner, Hersman-Nichols Funeral Home, Wagoner.
SALLISAW — JONES, Hoyt, 78, carpenter, died Wednesday. Services 10 a.m. Friday, New Hope Cemetery, Mallory-Martin Funeral Home, Spiro.
TULSA — HARRIS, Fred L., 62, labor, died Saturday. Services pending, Dyer Memorial Chapel, Tulsa.
VIAN — ROBERTS, Evelyn Lue, 67, died Wednesday. Services 2 p.m. today, White Cemetery, Gore, Agent Mallory-Martin Funeral Home, Sallisaw.
WATTS — HENSON, Anna Bell, 86, lineworker, died Monday. Services 2 p.m. Saturday, Roberts & Hart Chapel, Westville, Roberts & Hart Funeral Home, Westville.
COPELAND, Billie Leroy, 9 a.m., Boudinot Cemetery. (Reed-Culver Funeral Home, Tahlequah)
CURTIS, Dale, 1 p.m., Checotah Church of Christ. (Garrett Family Funeral Home and Cremation Service of Checotah)
GEURIN, J.A., 10 a.m., Hersman-Nichols Funeral Home Chapel, Wagoner. (Hersman-Nichols Funeral Home, Wagoner)
GRAHAM, Daniel W., 11 a.m., Tahlequah City Cemetery. (Reed-Culver Funeral Home, Tahlequah)
GULLEY, Thomas Henry, 2 p.m., First Assembly of God, Stigler. (King-Shearwood Funeral Home of Stigler)
LIMORE, Charles Roger, 10 a.m., Agent Mallory-Martin Chapel, Muldrow. (Agent Mallory-Martin Funeral Home, Muldrow)
SHIELDS, Bonnie Jean (Cloud, Pugh), 10 a.m., Faith Community Church, Whitefield. (Mallory-Martin Funeral Home, Stigler)
THRELKELD, M. Roberta, 10 a.m., Lescher-Millsap Funeral Home Chapel. (Lescher-Millsap Funeral Home, Muskogee)


text: Follow me to Sun Fun Sports! In addition to the bike, Iannucci also owns Rayborn's original Sun Fun/Matchless racing vest, which was saved by Norma Vesco. Follow me to Sun Fun Sports! In addition to the bike, Iannucci also owns Rayborn's original Sun Fun/Matchless racing vest, which was saved by Norma Vesco. "We played with everything on that CSR," Menzie remembers. "Timing, gearing, carburetion… We took the shocks off and put struts on it; one time we even swapped engines with Don's roadracer to see if it went any faster. It didn't. I just wasn't a very successful bike." Rayborn, of course, wasn't about to let an uncompetitive bike slow him down. No one remembers the Matchless ever winning a race, but the Cajon Speedway program from August, 1962, shows that Rayborn set both the four-lap and 30-lap track records on this bike. Setting records on such an underdog motorcycle—Open TT was a 900cc class, so Rayborn was riding this overweight, underpowered 500cc single against 650cc Triumphs and 883cc Harley-Davidsons—didn't go unnoticed. This was exactly the sort of performance that brought Rayborn to the attention of Southern California dirt track legend and San Diego Harley-Davidson dealer Leonard Andres. Rayborn quickly earned his expert plate and moved straight from the Matchless to Andres' Harley-Davidsons. Success on Andres' equipment caught the attention of Dick O'Brien at the Harley-Davidson factory, and the rest of Rayborn's racing career is history. Except for those who were part of San Diego's early '60s dirt-track scene, few are even aware of Rayborn's Matchless-riding roots. Rayborn's professional career is so closely entwined with Harley-Davidson that most fans think he emerged from the womb wearing orange-and-black racing leathers. Even Iannucci—an unabashed Rayborn superfan since seeing him race at Loudon in 1973 and a Matchless expert extraordinaire—had no idea about this bike until he learned of it from Don Vesco in the early '80s. Iannucci purchased this bike in 1985 from another San Diego motorcycle personality, Sonny Angel, who had the bike disassembled in the basement of his National City dealership—another of Rayborn's old haunts—since the mid-'60s. Iannucci sat on the project for over 25 years, unable to find any photos or other documentation to guide him in restoring the bike to as-raced-by-Rayborn condition. Finally, in 2011, McMurren supplied him with two original Cajon Speedway event programs from the collection of Don's wife, Norma Vesco, which showed Rayborn in action aboard #286. Rayborn could ride the wheels off even the worst racing bikes. He learned how to do that by riding this very Matchless G50 CSR TT ... Using these programs for reference, Iannucci and Roper reconstructed #286 in exactly the form that Rayborn last raced it. The 496cc single is all original except for a modern air filter and NOS piston and liner—the flywheels and rod have never even been removed from the cases. It's fit with the correct 36mm Amal GP1 carb and Lucas Magneto ignition, to produce 52 horsepower at 7000 rpm. The "telehydraulic" forks are original spec—and still too long for TT racing—as are the extended Girling shocks. Period racing accessories like the "desert" seat, folding pegs, and megaphone exhaust—all from Bates—plus Flanders grips complete the package. All the chrome and cad plating is original, Iannucci says, and so is half the paint. Iannucci reintroduced the machine at last summer's Ascot Flat Track reunion in Pomona, where it was seen in public for the first time in almost 50 years. For many Rayborn fans, seeing this motorcycle opened a previously unknown chapter in the racer's legendary life story. For Iannucci, seeing the bike in the light of day—and especially seeing it circulating a racetrack again, under our very own Thad Wolff—realizes a dream almost 30 years in the making. This one unlikely motorcycle is the thread that connects the Matchless, Harley-Davidson, and Rayborn areas of his collection in a most unexpected way. To bookend one of Rayborn's first racebikes, this Matchless, with the XRTT, one of his very last, is a special thing indeed. « | 1 | 2 | 3 | View Full Article By Aaron Frank Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!


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Vaishali Patel
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MILLEDGEVILLE — With around 7,000 students enrolled at Georgia College last academic year, more than 30 countries across the globe were represented amongst the nearly 8 percent of the total student population.
The current 70 members of the Georgia College International Club are celebrating its diversity this week during International Week.
"The International Club has a very long tradition on campus as it was well established when I came here 15 years ago. It's a student organization and social club open to all students, not just international students, but including Americans," said Libby Davis, associate director of the International Education Center. "The idea and goal is to share, appreciate and celebrate different cultures around the world. Students share their background with the campus community as well as the local community. International Week is a wonderful opportunity for people in the community to learn about the diversity we have on campus and learn first-hand about various corners of the world."
Anshika Rimal, a third-year student from Nepal, said joining the International Club has "felt like home" since her first year. She is a biology major and serves as current president of the International Club.
"When international students come from different countries, it's the [International Education Center] and the International Club that make it feel like home. Everyone is from different parts of the world and it's a great way to make friends because you meet other people with the same orientation," she said. "It really does feel like home because you go through the same culture shock and you can talk about how it's affecting you with other people."
To kick off International Week, graduate programs represented from around the world were highlighted at a graduate school fair Monday in the Magnolia Ballroom. The winners of the sixth annual International Photo Contest were also announced during a reception in the Library Atrium.
Students maximized their international experience by effectively highlighting their new found skills and knowledge in job search during a resume workshop Tuesday in the Arts and Sciences Auditorium. Along with staff from the Georgia College Career Center and International Studies Abroad, the International Education Center helped students better articulate their cross-cultural competencies.
Representatives from various college groups will set up tables on front campus to provide information to faculty and students about pursuing opportunities abroad from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Parks Hall and Atkinson Hall porches. Students and faculty who previously experienced an internship abroad will also discuss the merits and challenges of interning overseas at 2 p.m. in the Arts and Sciences Auditorium, room 336.
As a free and open community event, the most celebrated International Day is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday on front campus.
"This is the highlight of our International Week at Georgia College. International Club members will staff various country tables and show off country exhibits, photos, clothing, and arts and crafts. The community can meet students and learn where they're from. Some students may have different activities at their tables. The Chinese students will do calligraphy of people's names; Indian students will do henna painting; and Japanese students will do origami," Davis said. "It's a great event for kids and adults to have fun and learn about different cultures. Countries represented include Sweden, Libya, Columbia, Germany, Jamaica, Kenya, Korea, Russia, Zimbabwe and more."
In addition to displayed exhibits, a traditional flag parade will make its way around campus starting at 12:15 p.m. Various students and student groups will also provide live entertainment starting at 12:30 p.m., including the salsa club and swing club. Incase of inclement weather, the celebration will move across the street to the Student Activity Center in the Magnolia Ballroom.
A native of Guatemala, Helni Roblero began his freshman year at Georgia College in 2007 to earn a double major in computer science and psychology. Roblero served as the International Club president last year and he continues enjoying creating friends from around the world as a current member.
"A friend told me about the club so I joined. I really enjoyed the diversity," he said. "This year, because of my classes, I can't participate as much [on International Day], but two years ago I was the MC. [International Day] is an alternative and cheaper way of traveling to another country. Here you can go and get a glimpse of various cultures at once."
International Week will conclude with a viewing of the Chilean film "Machuca" as part of the First Friday Foreign Film Series. The showing is slated at 7 p.m. Friday in the Arts and Sciences Auditorium.
"It's about celebrating diversity on campus, and it's for Milledgeville, not just Georgia College," Rimal said. "The community has been really supportive of us, including the Civic Woman's Club and the Baptist Collegiate Ministry."
Tickets will go on sale in early February next year for the International Club's ever-popular International Dinner, scheduled March 2.
For more information about the International Week events and activities, call (478) 445-4789, or visit www.gcsu.edu/international/internationalweek for the full schedule.
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Messiah College students and alumni, as well as friends from his Harrisburg church, find food for the body and soul at the home of Bernardo Michael (left), associate professor of history and director of the College's Center for Public Humanities. The Michael family welcomes guests each Thursday evening, sharing surplus bread donated by a local business, a simple meal, and spiritual fellowship.
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For Bernardo Michael, associate professor of history and director of the College's Center for Public Humanities, the simple act of using otherwise wasted resources to meet peoples' needs grew far beyond his original vision. Taking an opportunity to extend hospitality to Messiah students, Michael began to distribute from his home overstocked bread donated by a local business. As Michael publicized this service, students began to
stop by every Thursday evening, as did alumni and others from Michael's Harrisburg church. They, in turn, distributed bread to others in need. "Initially, people came only to pick up the bread," recalls Michael. "But then some began to stay, and we began to have conversations about our spiritual lives, theology, you name it." The Michaels started providing a simple meal for those who stayed and, eventually, the group decided to include prayer and scripture reading as well.
Today, the weekly Thursday evening event not only provides food and fellowship for anyone who wants to stay, but also offers respite for his own family, says Michael. "It has become very meaningful to us. It connects us to friends and other international families and gives us a break from our programmed lifestyles. We didn't plan it. It just happened this way."


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Two Unit Plays (5-5)(-1.00 units)
Three Unit Plays (6-6)(+1.80 units)
Overall Record (22-17)(+5.10 units)
4-2 picking up 2.60 units last week. Good thing I am doing well in the NFL. If I was smart I would not bet on Saturday's anymore. DO MY DOPHINS SUCK OR WHAT?? I cannot stand to watch them anymore. Here are this weeks picks.
Detroit -3 (-130) vs Atlanta (3 unit best bet).................I am not jumping off Detroits bandwagon yet. There seems to be people out there who think they are going to start losing all of a sudden. Give me a break. Atlanta has always suffered on the road, and this years team is not last years team. No they won't kill them.....but they don't need to either....just a four point win baby!
Oakland -4.5 vs Kansas City (3 unit best bet)...............I am jealous. I am a Dolphins fan and I wanted Carson Palmer really, really badly. No he is not going to be the QB he was a few years ago, but then again he is not going to be with those pathetic Bengals of a few years ago either. He always carried that team. He does not have to carry this Raider team. I think this a great addiition. You have got to love the Raiders at home laying less than a TD vs a very poor KC team.
Dallas -13 vs St Louis (2 unit play).............Keeping this one simple. St Louis sucks and Dallas is a very good team who is in every game and has something to prove. It is about time they put a hurting on somebody. I pity St Louis this week. This one is going to get ugly.
Denver +1 vs Miami (2 unit play).............Super Bowl preview here OR is it to see who get the first pick next year? Miami is horrible and playing at home does not help this team right now. When is the last time they even won a home game? I don't remember either it has been so long. I like Tebow. No he cannot pass but he makes things happen and is a winner. He will prove it this week, although beating Miami does not prove much.
Pittsburgh -4 vs Arizona (1 unit play).............I just have a feeling the Steelers are going to start coming on now. Their defense is playing better and you never know when Ben is going to go off and have a great game. Nothing special about Arizona that Pittsburgh cannot handle. Should be a winner.
Tampa Bay +1.5 vs Chicago (1 unit play).............I love Tampa's QB. I don't trust Chicago's QB. Bears have always been much better at home than on the road. I have no idea why we have a home dog in this game, but I sure am glad we do. Give it to me.
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A pregnant woman and her unborn baby are killed in an overnight car accident.
The accident happened just after eight Tuesday on Buzzard Road in Clay County.
Police say the driver, 30-year-old Stacey Bundy ran off the road, went down an embankment hitting several trees before flipping over.
Bundy, who was seven months pregnant, was ejected from the vehicle.
A passenger in the car was also ejected.
Bundy and her unborn child were pronounced dead at a local hospital.
The passenger was treated for non life threatening injuries.


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Sarah looks great, do you have anymore pics?
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HID fogs lights; 6K
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Westin brush guard
Westin Signature series nerf bars
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CG black & chrome LED brake lights
Chrome side mirror covers
Chrome door handle covers
GPS antenna for laptop
HID Off road lights on brush guard; 6K
Yakima Mega Warrior roof rack w/ extension
RAM Mount laptop mount
1600 watt Cobra power inverter; permanently mounted, AC outlets in B pillar and trunk area, and powered on/off by jet style switch on dash
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Stock; Bose sound system w/ DVD player, in-dash 6 disc changer, SAT radio
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Sarah looks great, do you have anymore pics?
Thats a great looking burb
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---AVS tinted License plate covers....Wal-Mart
Great looking truck, What a tease just one picture?


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Spam, beloved among Hawaiians, will be celebrated April 27 during Waikiki Spam Jam, one of Honolulu's biggest annual street festivals.
Spam merchandise (such as T-shirts) will be sold, but the biggest draw is Spam itself. A dozen Honolulu restaurants that cook with the canned pork and ham product will dish up a variety of Spam-centric creations, including a Spam-on-a-stick frozen treat.


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Six years ago, Diane Richardson was close to giving up.
The towing service that her husband, Gene, had built into one of the largest in the area was over a half-million dollars in debt, largely because of decisions he had made while struggling with Alzheimer's disease.
When lawyers asked Richardson if she wanted to file for bankruptcy, she remembers thinking: "I did. I wanted it all to end. I was so fed up at the time, but the words that came out of my mouth were 'No.' "'
Today, Arrow Wrecker Service is nearly out of debt and on solid financial ground, although not as big as before, Richardson said.
She credits her employees, family, outside help and a philosophy she says started with her husband for the turnaround.
"We got into this business to help people," she said. "For my husband, that was quite a thrill – to help somebody."
Richardson might have had something to do with it, too, coming up with a couple of low-cost ideas for promoting the business.
Gene Richardson started Arrow in 1977. Diane had worked as a portrait photographer and for a bank before joining her husband at Arrow.
Arrow moved into its current location – an old yellow house on MacArthur surrounded by acres of damaged or impounded cars – about 20 years ago.
Arrow has 22 employees and 15 tow trucks. The trucks come in three sizes, for light, moderate and heavy-duty work. Most of the work is towing vehicles that have been involved in accidents or simply broken down.
"People don't call us because they want to, but because they need to," Richardson said.
Arrow has a contract with area law enforcement agencies to tow and store vehicles until they are reclaimed or auctioned. That leads to visits by some unhappy people.
"This is often the first place they come after they get out of jail," Richardson said. "My husband taught me that you treat them no differently than another customer. They're your friend until they prove they're your enemy. The gist of it is to get them out of here as quickly as possible."
Without money for advertising, Richardson said she came up with the idea of painting an old tow truck like the character Tow Mater from the movie "Cars." It sits outside the yellow house when not showing up at parades and other community events.
"We still get carloads of people stopping to take pictures," she said. "Children love him. If we move him for one day, our phone starts ringing – 'Where's Mater?' "
Richardson had another truck painted pink in honor of the fight against breast cancer.
Richardson kept another advertising device: Wichita's oldest time and temperature number, which was established in 1962 and which her husband bought in 1985. Even in the Internet age, the number (686-6621) gets about 2,000 calls a day.
"We're shocked" at its popularity, she said. "When daylight savings time hits, that thing can't hardly keep up."
Richardson said the biggest changes in the towing business have been improved technology and stricter safety requirements for drivers. "We don't have people breaking their back anymore."
Her daughters, Sunny and Jessica, came to work at Arrow after their father's illness was diagnosed. Gene Richardson now receives full-time care after several years during which Diane tried to take care of him while running the business. She said she learned it's impossible to do both without help, a message she passes on to others as a volunteer for the Alzheimer's Association.
Richardson noted that she's one of the few women who head a towing service.
"It's kind of like putting a man to work in the bra department," she said.


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> SOUTHERN INDIANA — Funeral services for Jerry Ronald Wiggam, 80, of New Washington, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 6, at Grayson Funeral Home in New Washington, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. He died Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, at Hillcrest Village in Jeffersonville.
He was born July 5, 1932, in Madison to Charles and Orvia Stodghill Wiggam. He was an Army veteran of the Korean Coflict, a retired driver for the old Nachand Neverage Co. in Jeffersonville and a former tobacco farmer. He was a member of the New Washington Christian Church, American Legion Post 335 and was a former Democratic Party precinct committee member.
Survivors include his wife, the former Audrey Tucker; sons, Dwight Wiggam and his wife, Marilyn, of Dublin, Ohio, Duane Wiggam and his wife, Pam, of New Washington, and Derwin Wiggam, of Louisville; brothers, Norman and Larry Wiggam, both of New Washington; a sister, Audrey Richards, of Nabb; grandchildren, Erica Woodward and her husband, Gary, fo Charlestown, and LaDawn Woods and her husband, Cecil, of Phenix City, Ala.; gerat-grandchildren, Trey and Tyler Woodward and Castiel Woods.
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Nearly 783,000 people in Maryland are receiving supplemental food assistance—a number that went up 9 percent this past year—the third-highest increase of any state, according to the Food Research and Action Center, a nonprofit research organization.
"This is going to be devastating," said Ed Hartman, executive director of the Community Crisis Center in Reisterstown.
"Well over 65 percent of folks on food stamps are children, people with
significant disabilities or retirees and well over 70 percent of the remainder
of those folk are individuals who work 30, 40, 50 hours a week in our community
-- the working poor," Hartman told Patch.
The reduction is about 5.5 percent of the maximum allotment, with the amount of the decrease depending on the household size, according to the Food Research and Action Center.
For example, a one-person household will see an $11 dollar per month decrease in benefits, a two-person household will see a $20 decrease, a three-person household will see a $29 decrease and a four-person household will see a $36 per month decrease in funding.
People getting the minimum benefit will see a decrease of $1, from $16 to $15.
Michael J. Wilson, director of Maryland Hunger Solutions, said now is not the right time to take food off of families' tables, with a USDA study showing little to no change in food insecurity and recently released U.S. Census data showing a near-generation high poverty rate of 15 percent.
"The struggles people are going through are real and are documented by the Census and USDA," he said.
To make matters worse, Congress is discussing further cuts to the program — by as much as $40 billion over 10 years if the House of Representatives has its way, according to the Baltimore Sun. The House plan would essentially remove 3.8 million people from the program next year and millions more the year after.
Hartman said several food pantries in the area will be hit hard as people scramble to make up for the lost support.
"I think it's a community-wide problem," Hartman said. "The way it looks, the community is going to have to come together because right after these cuts, both parties are proposing further cuts to food stamps."
Maryland had the third highest increase in food stamp participation from June 2012 to June 2013, following Illinois with 15 percent and Wyoming with 11 percent.
The most significant rise in enrollment in Maryland occurred in Prince George's County, where an additional 16,000 people received assistance, or an 18 percent increase. The second highest growth in participation was in Charles County and Anne Arundel County, each at 14 percent.
Although food stamp use in Maryland has risen to 14 percent, it is still lower than the national average of 16 percent, according to the Food Research and Action Center.
Cindy Parr, executive director of Human Service Programs in Carroll County, told Patch she anticipates trickle down effects on the services offered by her organization.
"When one thing gets cut, you can't say it's only going to affect that one thing; people have to compensate and when they do they have to cut from other areas -- in our case fuel, electric, transportation and certainly their housing," Parr said. "It's a concern. People have to make modifications and typically those modifications are pulling money from a pot that's meant to pay for something else, if they even have it."
Parr said that HSP in Carroll County does not work with food stamps but the organization does work to prevent homelessness, which includes energy assistance. Parr said her organization has more than 2,000 applications already for people seeking energy assistance (help paying for electric and heat for the home) and that number goes up every week.
"We typically help about 4,000 households with energy assistance and [the SNAP cuts] are obviously going to impact folks, which I expect to trickle down to us," Parr said.
Rep. Andy Harris, R-Cockeysville, voted to cut SNAP funding.
"We want to get food stamps into the hands of those people who deserve it. … If we're going to help you with food stamps, and we are, then we need you to either work, look for employment, if you're able-bodied, not disabled and able to work," Harris told CNN.
"There are people who are getting it who probably shouldn't be. ... We know there's waste, fraud and abuse," he said.
Hartman of the Community Crisis Center in Reisterstown said he thinks it's sad that hunger has become so political.
"I can remember when hunger and feeding children was universally agreed upon by everyone -- that no one should be hungry in a country as great as the United States," Hartman said. "To me, food really should not be political or even brought into the political arena."
Natalie Kornicks and Zainab Mudallal of Capital News Service contributed to this report.


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Thor Caven is a registered sex offender in Cass County and is considered a sexually violent predator.
His original sex offense occurred in 1994 in Olathe and involved indecent liberties with a 14-year-old girl.
Caven is currently wanted on a Cass County warrant for forgery and a Saline County probation violation warrant for possession of marijuana.
His last known address was in Belton, but his current location is unknown.
Caven should be considered armed and dangerous.
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