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Superior mesenteric artery syndrome
Other Names for this Disease
- Arteriomesenteric duodenal compression syndrome
- Cast syndrome
- Vascular compression of the duodenum
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[1] Signs and symptoms may include abdominal fullness; bloating after meals; nausea and vomiting; and abdominal cramping that may be helped by lying in certain positions. A variety of factors may contribute to SMAS, including prolonged bed rest, weight loss, rapid growth, previous abdominal surgery, lordosis, use of body casts, and loss of tone in abdominal muscles. It may also occur with pancreatitis, peptic ulcers, and other inflammatory conditions inside the abdomen.[2] Treatment may include treating the underlying cause, and small feedings or a liquid diet.[2][1]Superior mesenteric artery syndrome (SMAS) is a digestive condition that occurs when part of the duodenum (the first part of the small intestine) is compressed between the aorta and the superior mesenteric artery. This compression causes partial or complete obstruction of the duodenum.
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- Frederick Merrill Karrer. Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome. Medscape Reference. September 4, 2012; http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/932220-overview. Accessed 3/26/2014.
- Superior Mesenteric Artery (SMA) Syndrome. International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders. January 17, 2013; http://www.iffgd.org/site/gi-disorders/other/sma-syndrome. Accessed 3/26/2014.
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Date: July 24, 2009
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Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Bradenton is readying to usher in a new class of medical students.
An open house is scheduled for the Class of 2013 from 9 a.m. to noon, July 26.
More than 162 students, of which more than half are from Florida, will report to class July 27.
"With Florida being hit the hardest with the physician shortage, it is our hope that by recruiting more students from Florida, we will be able to train them and have them stay in-state for their post-graduate training," LECOM Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Robert George said.
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Light Oven-Fried Chicken Recipe
- 1/2 cup cornmeal
- 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1 teaspoon dried tarragon
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 egg whites
- 2 tablespoons fat-free milk
- 1/2 cup King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour
- 6 bone-in chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- Refrigerated butter-flavored spray
- In a shallow bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. In another shallow bowl, combine egg whites and milk. Place flour in a third shallow bowl. Coat chicken with flour; dip in the egg white mixture, then roll in cornmeal mixture.
- Place in a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 40 minutes. Spritz with butter-flavored spray. Bake 10-15 minutes longer or until chicken is golden brown and crispy and juices run clear. Yield: 6 servings.
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A Texan always keeps his promise.
At seventeen years old, Odell Spurling is taller than most men, and all too ready to be treated like one. But nothing could prepare him for the Comanche raid that left him without a home or family. The girl he loves, Red Wing Wilson, was once a Comanche herself—stolen as a child and raised among Texans. With a promise to return to her, he sets off for revenge. But when the President of Texas attempts to make peace with the Comanche, and arranges to return Red Wing in a gesture of goodwill, Odell finds himself on a mission greater than mere revenge. To get her back, he'll have to contend with an unforgiving land, a sword-brandishing Prussian, and a Comanche warrior who has sworn to take his scalp.
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Bright-eyed freshmen, worldly sophomores, jaded juniors, sophisticated seniors and graduate students of all sorts arrived to sit at the feet of the wise, gather knowledge for knowledge's sake and extend their adolescence a little longer before they are forced out into the "real world."
I was there for 47 falls to help them, guide them, inspire them, bore them, scare them.
This year, I wasn't.
This year, I am retiring.
It has been a good run.
In those 47 years I have taught at junior colleges, senior colleges, a regional state university and one of the Southeastern Conference's best.
And though well more than half of those years were spent in some administrative capacity, I never considered myself an administrator. (I suspect that those for whom I administered and those who were administered by me never considered me much of an administrator, either.)
I always considered myself a teacher.
Inspired by teachers, I wanted to teach, which is why I never took an administrative position unless teaching was part of it. This also explains why I have not risen any higher in the administrative ranks. At a certain point, the administratively ambitious and able must face the fact that few can do both effectively. So they have to go with one or the other.
I stopped rising before I reached that point.
I am a firm believer in the "Peter Principle," which holds that "employees tend to rise to their level of incompetence." I soon realized the limits of my abilities (not to mention my ambition) and pulled up before I got in over my head.
Only once did my reach exceed my grasp. After a year on the job at a small junior college, I was "promoted" to "Director of Student Personnel," sort of a demi-Dean of Students. After a year of dealing with student organizations, student complaints and student misadventures, I returned to the classroom, where I stayed.
Until yesterday.
So it follows that when I look back, I remember students.
That I can't recall them all is understandable since, by my rough calculations, I taught during those 47 years more than 10,000 of 'em — give or take a few.
Do the math. Forty-seven years, 140 semesters or quarters, 420 classes, 25 students per class.
Nevertheless, I remember many. Some with whom I stay in touch — which is easier now thanks to email and Facebook.
They are scattered from California to New Jersey, from Canada to the Florida Keys. Their careers are as varied as they are. Some are in business, some teach, some work for a government agency. I am only aware of one who went to jail. A couple became preachers.
On the whole, the ones with whom I communicate have turned out to be good citizens. They have had some bumps along the way, but haven't we all?
And I have lost a few, gone before their time.
If I could people a small town with my former students, I think it would be a good place to live. There would be decent schools. The yards would be well kept. Streets would be safe. In the churches, preachers would talk more about what people should do than what they shouldn't. There would be lots to entertain both the young and the old. And there would be dogs.
"Mayberry" with a first-rate barbeque joint and a place to get wings, burgers and beer.
My students were not a bunch of nerds, geeks, goody-goodies. Living through the second half of the 20th century, they witnessed and took part in decades of doings that socially altered the nation. They were shaped by those years, and still are.
When my teaching career began, a war was raging in Vietnam. My students were affected by it. One lost his life there. However, that conflict was followed by one of the longest periods in American history when this nation was more or less at peace. The draft, which hung over many young folks like the sword of Damocles, was gone by the mid-1970s, and with it went much of the disaffection felt during the earlier era.
A calm settled on the campuses where I taught, and students went about doing what students had always done, just a little more openly, freely and, it seemed to me, joyfully. Maybe if TV did a remake of Happy Days, it would be about the '80s, not the '50s.
One day I may reflect on what happened to education during my 47 years out in it. I could write about how, despite technological advances, educators continue to find ways to reinvent the wheel.
But not today.
Today, I just want to remember the students.
And thank them for the memories.
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MacBook Unibody Model A1342 Antenna Cables Replacement
Replace worn-through antenna cables for better wireless reception.
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- Difficulty: Difficult
Use this guide to replace fatigue damaged antenna cables routed inside the display.
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- Lower Case 2 steps
- Battery 1 step
- Rear Vent 3 steps
- Display 8 steps
- Front Display Bezel 5 steps
- Clutch Cover 3 steps
- LCD 4 steps
- Antenna Cables 5 steps
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The lower case is constructed of rubber-coated aluminum. Do not excessively bend the aluminum during removal, as any permanent deformation will cause tolerance issues after reassembly.
Slightly lift the lower case near the vent opening.
Continue running your fingers between the lower and upper cases until the upper case pops off its retaining clips.
The location of these three clips is shown in the third picture.
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For precautionary purposes, we advise that you disconnect the battery connector from the logic board to avoid any electrical discharge. This step is optional and is not required.
Use the flat end of a spudger to lift the battery connector up out of its socket on the logic board.
It may be easier to use your fingernails to lift up on both sides of the connector.
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Grab the upper case with your right hand and rotate it slightly toward the top of the display so the upper display bracket clears the edge of the upper case.
The display data cable may cause the upper display bracket to get caught on the upper case. It may be helpful to slightly rotate the upper case away from the display for more clearance.
Rotate the display slightly away from the upper case.
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Insert the flat end of a spudger between the thin rubber strip surrounding the front display bezel and the rear display bezel.
Do not try to insert the spudger between the thin rubber strip and the plastic face of the front display bezel.
Use the flat end of your spudger to carefully pry the front display bezel away from the adhesive securing it to the rear display bezel.
Do not pry against the fragile glass LCD panel. Also, do not excessively bend the plastic as it may permanently deform.
Continue prying until the front display bezel is free along the right side of the display and behind the right clutch hinge.
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Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the front display bezel off the top edge of the display assembly.
It may be helpful to insert and twist the flat end of your spudger to enlarge the gap between the front & rear display bezels as you work your way around the edge of the display.
Continue separating until the top edge of the front display bezel is free from the display assembly.
Be careful when prying near the iSight camera board, as it has exposed circuitry and is delicate.
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Use your spudger to pry the left side of the front display bezel away from the display assembly.
Carefully pry up the area behind the left clutch hinge.
During reassembly, be sure the small plastic pegs on the front display bezel mate up with the holes in the rear display bezel (shown in red). Failure to do so will prevent the front display bezel from sitting flush against the rear bezel.
Edit Step 18 ¶
Slowly work your way across the lower edge of the front display bezel until it is free from the display assembly.
Be sure to pry up as far away from the LCD as possible, as it extends below the edge of the front display bezel.
When you get about half way across, pry up from the other side of the front display bezel's lower edge to ease the process.
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Do not try to remove the LCD yet. The circuitry along its lower edge is wedged in a gap along the lower edge of the display recess in the plastic display assembly.
Hold the display vertically and tip it enough to grab the top edge of the LCD and rotate it slightly out of the display assembly, being careful not to break the circuitry off its lower edge.
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According to this page http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1651?viewl..., the 8 screws are not identical.
Can anybody tell me where each kind of screw is supposed to go?
Be careful of the corner of the battery cable connector when trying to pry it off with the spudge. I knocked the corner of mine. No operational impact but was not very pleasing!
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you can actually stop disassembling now and try to replace it now. after removing two t6 screws it came off pretty easily
Good tip, thanks! I skipped ahead to step 17 and had no problem getting the magsafe board out from under the logic board and the new one installed. Saves a lot of work disconnecting connectors indicated as Fragile!


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Trim blue print paper to 5-inches x 12-inches, center horizontally and adhere approximately 1-inch from top of frame.
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Kids Are Getting Amped on Caffeine, Even at Age 5
A commentary on kids' caffeine consumption.
Most school-age children drink caffeinated drinks, and many of them are imbibing enough caffeine to give adults the jitters. And their sleep is suffering. That's the news from the Journal of Pediatrics, which surveyed parents on their children's caffeine habits.
It turns out that 5- to 7-year-olds on average drink 52 milligrams of caffeine daily, or the caffeine equivalent of one Coke. That may not sound too bad, but the 228 parents in the new study admitted their 8- to 12-year-olds drink the caffeine equivalent of almost three Cokes daily. And the more caffeine the kids took in, the less they slept.
It's hard to imagine parents thinking double lattes are a good choice for kids, but the fact is that 75 percent of the 228 parents surveyed by the researchers, at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, said their kids down caffeinated drinks daily. Soft drinks are the biggest culprit; they're also a bad choice for kids because they're high in sugar, with zero nutritional value. Schools don't always help on this. A recent study found that 14 percent of public elementary school students and 38 percent of private elementary school students can buy sugar-sweetened beverages at school. And kids often don't realize that Gatorade and other sports drinks are just soft drinks in disguise.
Here are three ways that parents can cut back on children's caffeine consumption, and increase their odds of a good night's sleep:
- Take soft drinks off the menu, at home and in restaurants. They're bad nutritional choices, and many contain caffeine.
- Beware of hidden caffeine. Many orange sodas have caffeine, but you'd never guess it from the taste. Indeed, not all caffeinated drinks are brown. One can of Mountain Dew has 55 mg of caffeine, which beats the amount in a can of Coke or Pepsi.
- Explain that energy drinks aren't the right kind of energy for kids. A 16-ounce Arizona Green Tea Energy has 200 mg of caffeine; that's four Cokes! Clearly this green tea is not a healthy choice.
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Throwback Thursday: David Cairns, Filmmaker & Attendee
David Cairns is a local filmmaker and long-time attendee of Edinburgh International Film Festival. We asked him to share some of his favourite experiences and memories from EIFF throughout the years. So, without further ado, here's David with his personal Top 5 Favourite EIFF ephemera!
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Today on the EIFF blog we're continuing our FIlm Festival Team series, A Day in the Life! Here's are a few words from Lydia Beilby, the Short Film Programmer at the Festival, on how she and her team select the best short-form filmmaking to screen each June.
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Focusing on Iran
Each year, the Edinburgh International Film Festival features two country focuses. You've already heard about our Focus on Germany – so now it's time to hear about Iran. Here's our Artistic Director, Chris Fujiwara, to tell you more about the upcoming programme.
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Recruitment for EIFF 2014 is currently open, and the Marketing team is looking for fresh blood! To give you a taste of what it's like to join the team, we invited Rosie Kew, a former Marketing Placement at the Festival to tell you what the job is all about.
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Our Student Critics' coverage of their top films of EIFF 2013 continues today with Catarina Mourão's review of The Obscured Histories and Silent Longings of Daguluan's Children, directed by Gutierrez Mangansakan II of the Philippines.
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LOVE THIS PLACE!!! Delicious food, lovely people, homey atmosphere. If there's a wait when you get there...wait! It'll be worth it.
Dirty and terrible service. I would definitely not recommend – I decided to give Dot's Diner a chance because I saw a lot of good reviews for it. I was terribly disappointed. It was filthy, with stuff all over the floor and you could see that the grill area was even dirtier. We waited a long time for the waiter to come over. When he did finally grace us with his presence he was apathetic and seemed like he might be high. The food was decent, but definitely not healthy fair. Very greasy. And the supposed acclaimed biscuits were rubbery. We went up to the counter to check out and the gal that checked out the couple in front of us then turned her back and started cleaning jelly containers. While I agree that they definitely need to do some cleaning around the joint, it probably shouldn't be done right when a customer wants to check out. We waited at the counter for 5 minutes, with other employees walking right past us until someone finally helped us. Now I'm not fastidious by any measure, but this place was a huge disappointment.
The Meanest Waiter Ever! – I will have to say that my attitude towards this restaurant is quite negative. I visited with my child and friend for breakfast December 30th. The waitress asked us to move when we found that we needed a high chair as we would be in a main isle. She asked us to move to the corner booth, so we did. The waiter in that section scolded us telling us that the restaurant was split up in sections, there were people waiting before us and we cound't just move where we wanted. I would have been more sympathetic of his predicament had he tried to help us resolve the situation instead of yelling at us. I was so upset we left telling him that he could give the booth to another customer. He smiled and waved goodbye to us. My office is just steps away from this restaurant, but I will have to say that I will probably never step foot in this restaurant again.
best huevos – dots used to be in gas station, but now in small strip mall. still has dinner feel to it. the huevos rancheros is out this universe. very homemade taste. muffins are great too. dots has always been a stop while in boulder.
Best in Boulder – Great food, real people! This is what resturants should be like. Really fair prices too, fast service and great people watching. It's where the folks get there yolks.
A Boulder Breakfast Institution – Dot's Diner - what a great place. Good food, fun service and excellent (very affordable) prices. I love the AM sandwich with avacado and a side of gravy. Just too good. If you are by yourself, sit at the counter. 2 locations.
Great food, great music, great place to eat! – The food is always hot and fresh, the people are friendly and the music is nice. The person above obviously missed the point of this diner & should stick to Denny's if he can't handle a little bit of music w/ his/her food.
Highly recommended! Some of the best breakfest food in Boulder...... period!
Bad Music, Bad Service, Bad Attitude – This place sucks! They frequently play intentionally obscure and annoying music and will just crank it up louder if you complain. The Service blows too. When there's a wait they force you to wait outside even in the snow and rain. I even saw them do it to a coule with an infant! Mostly just bad attitude all around. They seem to think they don't need anyone's business and really don't care if you come back.
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Local sections are eligible to receive up to $1,000 per academic year, with a maximum of $500 to support recruitment and $500 to support community service and education events. Grant awards generally range from $150 to $500 per event, so we encourage you to organize several projects throughout the year. Please remember that funding is not guaranteed; each event will be evaluated on an individual basis.
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Through an interdisciplinary approach to international law, our faculty, students, and staff respond to today's global challenges by engaging the world through advocacy, outreach, and scholarship.
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Recent Highlights
April 11, 2014 - Nearly 500 Attend Annual Grotius Lecture to Open ASIL Annual Meeting, ILA Biennial Conference. Advocate for Women's International Human Rights, Radhika Coomaraswamy, Delivers Distinguished Lecture. The Lecture was held at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center. MORE PHOTO GALLERY
February 25, 2014 - Alumni Launch New Organization to Foster Lasting Justice Solutions in Nigeria. Three recent graduates who connected through the law school's Human Rights Brief are using their skills and passions to launch a new NGO in Nigeria. MORE
February 12, 2014 - Torture: "Tajikistan still needs to bridge the gap between policies and reality" – UN rights expert Juan E. Mendez.The United Nations Special Rapporteur on torture, Juan E. Méndez, today urged the Government of Tajikistan to fully implement its policies for the eradication and prevention of torture and ill-treatment. MORE
February 4, 2014 - Law School Launches New Program on International Information Communications Technology (ICT) Policy and Regulation. American University Washington College of Law is pleased to announce a new program on International ICT (Information Communications Technology) Policy and ICT Regulation, made possible through a partnership with the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (ITSO). MORE
January 31, 2014 - Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Post Arab Spring: Syria's Challenges to Protection and Accountability.The War Crimes Research Office (WCRO) co-sponsored a panel discussion at the Washington College of Law with the American Red Cross as well as the American Society for International Law's Women in International Law Interest Group entitled "Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Post Arab Spring: Syria's Challenges to Protection and Accountability." MORE
January 27, 2014 - New WCRO Report Examines Obtaining Victim Status for Purposes of Participating in Proceedings at the International Criminal Court MORE
January 23, 2014 - "Victim Participation at the International Criminal Court: Is it Working?" Sponsored by the War Crimes Research Office and the American Society of International Law MORE
January 20, 2014 - Local Human Rights Lawyering Partners Request Thematic Hearing on Migrant Farmworker Camp Access Before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. MORE
Sachs Talks Art and Democracy: A Conversation with Albie Sachs, renowned human rights leader and former South African Constitutional Court Justice. MORE
American University Washington College of Law offers Online Certificate in International Commercial Arbitration. American University Washington College of Law offers an unparalleled opportunity to pursue an Online Certificate in International Commercial Arbitration. MORE
Center for Human Rights Launches Report to Assess States' Efforts to Protect Human Rights in Operations of Private Military and Security Companies.
International Legal Studies Program Hosts Volunteer Service Day. November 15 - The International Legal Studies Program would like to thank all of those who participated in this year's ILSP service day at the Capital Area Food Bank. MORE
PICEL Professors Participate in American University Law Review's Symposium on Climate Change. On November 18, the American University Law Review held its annual symposium and this year's topic was "Climate Power Play: Financial, Legislative, and Regulatory Moves Toward a New Energy Economy." MORE
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor Speaks at AUWCL. On Tuesday, November 19, American University Washington College of Law welcomed Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, for a conversation with the law school community. MORE
Gaoxiang Pan, GE's Chief Environmental Counsel in Asia, Discusses His Work. PICEL hosted "A Discussion with Gaoxiang Pan, Asia Environmental Counsel for GE" on November 19." MORE
His Excellency Børge Brende, the Norwegian Foreign Minister, Discusses the Arctic at WCL. On November 14, Norway's Foreign Minister Børge Brende discussed "The Arctic: Major Opportunities-Major Responsibilities" at WCL. MORE
International Networking Event Fosters Professional Relationships Across Borders. Students had the unique opportunity to perfect their elevator speeches during the International Speed Networking event held as part of International Week (Oct. 21–25). This event, sponsored by the International Legal Studies Program and the Office of Career and Professional Development, gave JD and LL.M. students a chance to practice their networking skills and discuss their interests in international law in a relaxed and fun environment. MORE
Dean, Faculty, and Students Participate in 51st Session of the UN Committee against Torture. Dean Claudio Grossman, in his capacity as chair of the UN Committee against Torture (UN CAT), will preside this week over the Committee's 51st session in Geneva. He'll also serve as rapporteur for Portugal and co-rapporteur for Mozambique. MORE
Navi Pillay, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights,Delivers Important Address at AUWCL. AUWCL welcomed Navi Pillay, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights for an important address, "The International Human Rights Treaty System and Its Impact at the International and Domestic Level." MORE
Directors of Friends of the Earth Middle East Discuss Environmental Peacebuilding on the Jordan River. On Tuesday, October 1, the three co-directors of Ecopeace/Friends of the Earth Middle East (FOEME) came to American University Washington College of Law to discuss environmental peacebuilding on the Jordan River. MORE
ILSP Director David Hunter Emcees the World Bank Inspection Panel's 20th Anniversary Dinner.The World Bank Inspection Panel turned 20 last week and in honor of this occasion, there was a celebratory dinner on September 24. Professor David Hunter, who was one of the people who advocated for the creation of the Inspection Panel and was instrumental in its development, served as the emcee for the evening, which featured a speech by Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi. MORE
UNROW Clinic Students Travel to Costa Rica for Brewer Carias v. Venezula. Recently, American University Washington College of Law's UNROW Human Rights Impact Litigation Clinic students and director traveled to Costa Rica to observe a trial before the Inter-American Court on Human Rights. MORE
IP Clinic Initiates Inaugural WALA Live Creative Economy Legal Clinic. In the Fall of 2013, the Washington Area Lawyers for the Arts (WALA) will team up with the American University Washington College of Law and George Washington University College of Law to present a LIVE LAW CLINIC for the CREATIVE ECONOMY. MORE
Now Available: Volume 20 Issue 3 of the Human Rights Brief MORE
Law Students to Empower D.C. High Schools Students to Become Human Rights Advocates The Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law(Center) at American University Washington College of Law and the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights(RFK Center) have launched a transformative initiative for student-to-student peer education in the field of human rights, the RFK Speak Truth To Power (STTP) Human Rights Teaching Fellows Program. MORE
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C., Feb. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- As one of the fastest-growing family and vacation destinations in the nation, the Myrtle Beach area of South Carolina currently attracts an average of 15 million visitors annually, along with thousands of new residents to the destination, each year. Known affectionately as "The Grand Strand," Myrtle Beach continues to evolve and expand, giving way to an entirely "new" Myrtle Beach area of accommodations, attractions and events. Highlights include the first new hotel construction in more than five years, the addition of a new sports complex at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center and a new exhibit at Ripley's Aquarium. Here is a run down of the latest new development in the region.
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Porter Airlines Winter/Spring Service
Porter Airlines, which has been flying non-stop seasonal service from downtown Toronto to Myrtle Beach since 2010, will expand their winter/spring seasonal service from February 15 to May 19, 2014. There will be daily service for two weeks during March break and flights available up to six times weekly outside of this period. Flights will depart from the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport to Myrtle Beach International. Visit www.flyporter.com for more information.
Spirit Airlines Resumes Seasonal Service
Spirit Airlines resumes its seasonal non-stop service to Myrtle Beach International (MYR) earlier than in previous years to nine cities. Service will start on February 13, 2014 through the summer travel season from Baltimore Washington International, Chicago-O'Hare, Detroit, Latrobe/Pittsburgh and Niagara Falls, NY/Toronto. Service will begin March 20, 2014 from Charleston, WV and Philadelphia and on May 1, 2014 from Dallas/Ft. Worth and Plattsburgh, NY/Montreal. For more information, visit www.spirit.com.
WestJet Resumes Seasonal Service
WestJet will resume its non-stop seasonal service for a second year between Toronto Pearson Airport and Myrtle Beach on March 6, 2014, nearly two months earlier than in 2013. Flights will be twice a week on Thursday's and Sunday's March 6 to October 23, 2014. For more information, visit http://www.westjet.com.
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Brookgreen Gardens
As one of the world's most beautiful and expansive sculpture gardens on the site of four former rice plantations, Brookgreen is planning an outdoor environmental education area for children that will open in spring 2014 with 12 interactive stations to learn about the natural world. A new milkweed garden next to the butterfly house at the zoo will also open in summer along with interpretive signage about the dependence of the Monarch butterfly on milkweed as a food source. Other exhibits and events in 2014 will include "Sojourn to Gullah Geechee" and "The Reign of Rice Lecture Series" showcasing the Gullah Geechee rice culture, "Equine Spirit: The Horse in American Art" exploring the history of the horse as a subject for art, "Kent Ullberg: A Retrospective" and the National Sculpture Society's 81st Annual Awards Exhibition. For a complete listing of events, visit www.brookgreen.org.
Horry County Museum
The Horry County Museum has expanded and moved to a historical landmark on the National Historic Register in Conway, the former Burroughs School. This $6.4 million renovation presents a walk through time of the key points in the county's history in a new 10,000 square foot space. The museum will feature two galleries focused on the American Civil War in addition to two permanent-but-evolving exhibits. There are roughly 800 custom display cases for historical artifacts and a new 600-seat auditorium which will be used for public programming and educational events. The museum launched a soft opening in October 2013; however, plans are in the works for construction of a large aquarium and a children's interactive learning exhibit in 2014. For more information, visit www.horrycountymuseum.org.
Ripley's Aquarium New Exhibit
Ripley's Aquarium is planning to open a new exhibit titled "Swarm" by the end of March 2014. Swarm will take you on a wild journey of how animals behave as a group to survive. This all new $750,000 dollar exhibit will encompass such animals as Halloween Crabs, Leaf Cutter Ants, Blubber Jellies, Coral Catfish and Mice just to name a few. Discover how these animals flock, school and herd together in magnificent displays of survival. Kids and adults will be able to climb, crawl and take pictures up-close with many of these animals, as well as putting their hands in water of schooling fish and get to see how a leaf cutter ant can carry leaves 3 times its size. www.ripleyaquariums.com/myrtlebeach/
Indoor Sports Complex Adjacent to Myrtle Beach Convention Center
The Myrtle Beach area will soon have a 100,000 square-foot indoor sports facility that will help expand sports tourism. Construction of the $12.4 million facility will begin in February 2014 and will open in February 2015 adjacent to the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. The complex will include eight basketball courts, 16 volleyball courts, a cafe and retail area, and entertainment zone complete with a climbing wall and a 1500-seat telescopic bleacher system configurable for numerous indoor sports. For more information, please visit www.myrtlebeachareachamber.com/sports.
Cook Out
The southern U. S. fast food restaurant chain Cook Out is coming to 1800 N. Kings Hwy in Myrtle Beach in early 2014. The restaurant specialized in grilled hamburgers and hotdogs cook out style, chicken sandwiches, Carolina BBQ and milkshakes. For more information, visit http://cookout.com/.
Homebrewer's Pantry
To add to the cultural revitalization of the downtown area of historic Conway, South Carolina, a new Homebrewer's Pantry store will open in April 2014. This will not only be a place to provide homebrew ingredients and equipment for making beer, wine, mead, cider and soda, it will also serve as a place for entertaining and education through classes, demonstrations, tastings, contests and competitions. For more information, visit http://homebrewerspantry.com.
La Festa
A new Italian cuisine restaurant will open on the site of the former Cagney's Restaurant that closed after 36 years in business. Renovations are underway of the restaurant with an anticipated March 2014 opening. Head Chef Matteo Cazzin is from Padua in the Veneto area of Italy and will serve fresh pasta using a pasta machine from Italy and a brick pizza oven. The restaurant will also have its own bakery for fresh breads and desserts.
The Carolina Opry Cast Additions & Seating
The Carolina Opry celebrates the 28th season of its landmark variety show with the addition of two new powerhouse vocalists. North Carolina-based singer/songwriter, Bibis Ellison will join the cast of The Carolina Opry and Good Vibrations. Likened to artists such as Adele, Bibis is known for her soulful tones and has performed both covers and original music all over the U.S., as well as in Japan and Mexico. Colton Cason made his debut at their recent Christmas production and has agreed to join the cast for the 2014 season. Colton's smooth crooner style, inspired by Sinatra and Buble, adds an element of jazz-and he also plays a mean trumpet. Also among the changes for 2014 is all new seating in The Calvin Gilmore Theater auditorium. Gilmore is replacing all floor seating with plush, wide new seats decked out with rocking backs and cup holders. For more information, visit www.thecarolinaopry.com.
Quidditch World Cup Coming to North Myrtle Beach
The 7th annual Quidditch World Cup is coming to the new North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports complex April 5 and 6, 2014. More than 80 teams from across the country will compete in this Harry Potter-inspired game popular among college students. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4_mredUpjQ
Darlington Raceway, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
In an effort to improve the guest experience in celebrating its 65th year of racing tradition and history, Darlington Raceway is moving its NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Bojangles' Southern 500 race weekend to April 11-12, 2014. Just an hour outside the Myrtle Beach area, the Bojangles' Southern 500 race weekend falls right before the Easter holiday allowing travelers the chance to enjoy the entire race experience.
Surfside Beach Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The town of Surfside Beach, also known as the "family beach" will be celebrating their 50th anniversary on March 14, 2014. Special events are being planned throughout the year including an official ceremony on the anniversary, a Founders Day weekend event May 2-4, summer outdoor movies and a blues, oyster and BBQ event October 10-11. http://www.surfsidebeach.org/pdf/january_2014_newsletter_50th_anniversary.pdf
Shag Celebrates 30th Anniversary
The official state dance of South Carolina, the Carolina Shag, celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2014. As a form of the Southern swing, the shag is said to have started in the Myrtle Beach area as early as the 1920's and continues to be a popular entertainment option for visitors in the North Myrtle Beach area. Special events are being planned throughout the year with more information to come.
Crown Reef Resort
The Crown Reef Resort, one of Myrtle Beach's signature south-end hotels with more than 500 rooms, recently changed ownership to Vacation Myrtle Beach in August 2013 and is now undergoing a major renovation. All rooms will be completely redone with new furnishings, wall coverings, kitchens, and more. A brand new water park is also underway featuring two 40 foot enclosed water slides that will finish into a new building that will also house a number of fun features including sprays, bucket dumps and more. Also, a new Town Center entertainment, dining and fun zone will be added and will include a Loco Gecko Beach Shak restaurant, Grab N' Go Grill and Coffee Bar, SWIRL Ice Cream and Sweet Shop, and a video game and redemption center. The room renovations are expected to be completed by April 2014, while all other additions will be completed in late Spring 2014. For more information, visit www.crownreef.com.
Homewood Suites Oceanfront Resort & Conference Center
The first new hotel in Myrtle Beach in five years is planning to be built at 1805 S. Ocean Blvd, the first and only Homewood Suites in the 399 chain that is on the oceanfront. The $25 million Homewood hotel aims to open in early 2015. The Homewood will share pools and other amenities with the Hampton Inn Oceanfront next door. It will have 100 suites, a mix of two-bedroom, one-bedroom and studios, all with kitchens and private balconies. Homewood also will have a 300-seat conference center, three pools, a fire pit, fitness center, a Pilates-aerobics room for women only, an on site chapel and a bistro serving sandwiches and snacks.
Hotel BLUE
The central Myrtle Beach Hotel BLUE is making a couple of upgrade changes in 2014. The lobby check-in area is being completely renovated and will offer VIP check-in including a new lobby bar. A new "8 South Sun Deck and Ocean Lounge" is being created which includes a new sundeck and lounge area that will be in proximity to accessing the pool deck from the lobby. The current Cafe Blue is relocating to the street side entrance of the hotel and will continue to feature Starbucks products. All changes will be completed by spring 2014. For more information, visit www.hotelbluemb.com.
Hilton Grand Vacations Club
Construction has begun on a brand new Hilton Grand Vacations Club timeshare resort at the former location of Beach View Apartments in downtown Myrtle Beach on Ocean Boulevard and 22nd Avenue North. Crystal Blue Investment Group is bringing this new hotel to the beach and the project is estimated to cost $41.5 million. The hotel will be 22 stories with 220 units. The project will be completed by July 2015.
The Myrtle Beach area, popularly known as the Grand Strand, stretches from Little River to Pawleys Island, comprising 12 distinct cities along the South Carolina coast. Home to world-class golf, 60 miles of sandy beaches, an assortment of entertainment and family attractions and Southern hospitality, the Myrtle Beach area presents the quintessential vacation experience. For additional information on the Myrtle Beach area, visit www.visitmyrtlebeach.com or call (888) Myrtle-1.
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