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A moment of total bewilderment, which usually occurs when a person has been sitting for a long time and stands up quickly, he becomes faint, yet does not lose total consciousness. This person will often fall over, but not lose total consciousness, and experience this feeling of fung-tutsu. This can also be often experienced under the influence of nitrous oxide at the dentist office. See also ding-ding-ding.
I got up really fast, and felt fung-tutsu, until total consciousness returned.
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BANGKOK, 5 March 2012 – The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) launched its flagship publication, the Industrial Development Report in Bangkok today.
The report, titled "Industrial Energy Efficiency for Sustainable Wealth Creation: Capturing Environmental, Economic and Social Dividends", is UNIDO's contribution to the Sustainable Energy for All initiative launched by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
The initiative aims to achieve by 2030 three inter-linked targets: universal access to modern energy services; the doubling of energy efficiency; and the doubling of the share of renewable energy in the world's energy supply.
UNIDO Managing Director, Wilfried Luetkenhorst, said that the Organization's contribution to the Sustainable Energy for All campaign was in line with its mandate to promote industrial energy-efficiency, its potential, its economic rationale, successful applications in a developing country context, as well as the impediments and the required policies and incentives to push investment and innovation in this direction.
The high-level event was organized together with the Ministry of Industry of Thailand. It also includeda panel discussion attended by senior policy makers and representatives of the private sector from Thailand, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Philipines, as well as academia, the diplomatic corps.
Thailands Minister of Industry', Pongsvas Svasti, said: "The need to strengthen local and regional partnerships involving public and private sectors is key for promoting energy efficiency in a sustainable manner." Other panelists stressed the importance of UNIDO's role in facilitating these partnerships as well as building linkages among the different players in promoting industrial energy efficiency in the developing countries.
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Friday, August 27, 2010
Go Diego... Oh
Three weeks ago, Jeff chipped his front tooth trying to get the lid off. I narrowly avoided a puncture wound using a small steak knife to jimmy the cap off. There was also a church key incident. I couldn't bring myself to throw away The Diego Death Cup because due to the extremely tight fitting lid, there were no sour smelling milk spills on the rug or in the car or on our bed. This seemed like a fair trade off, even factoring in the cost of a replacement dental cap for Jeff.
My mom and Bob and I took a short road trip last weekend. Somewhere near Buttonwillow, we passed a bag of kettle corn around the car. Bob asked for some water. My mom pulled the dreaded Diego cup out of the snack bag. I warned her of the complexities of the sticky lid and its tendency to illicit violence. I then watched as she lightly twisted off the cap. Twisted off.
I am planning on getting her to double check the way we installed Bob's new car booster seat. For everyone's safety, I should probably have let her drive the rest of the way too.
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On days like this I enjoy having my handy rock along. I can either crawl under it or hit myself in the head several times really hard.ReplyDelete
This sounds exactly like my life. Only it's always one of my kids who twists off the cap.ReplyDelete
Oh, this made me laugh out loud. That would so happen to me.ReplyDelete
I laughed through reading this whole thing. Because I have Cars cups that look just like this. Yep. Twist off.ReplyDelete
I am a champion stripper of gears for this reason. Must. Pull. Off! But it twists; sigh. Silver lining? You get to keep the now rock-band-named Diego Death Cup! Or maybe it could be the reward for a toddler decathlon: climb the bookcase, throw the fully-laden diaper for distance, followed (of course) by the feces chase, projectile vomit for style and distance, and on...ReplyDelete
oh lisa, you are such a good writer. i could never ever tell this story in a way that made any sense at all. and why do i feel like i have done this lid thing? sippy cups drive me nuts.ReplyDelete
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A handsome man who is extremely intelligent. He is also very attractive and dresses extremely well. Most of the time he will be quick to judge, this may cause people to become mad at him but its all in good fun.
damn i wish i had got an A on that test, well i am no Feras
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blowjob (Japanese) derived from felaciation
bakaru no chinko ferashitai
af Matsumoto Harugami 24. november 2006
A crazy, silly boy who trusts his life on Urban Dictionary.
Friend: What are you saying, Feras? That doesn't make sense! You don't know what you're talking about!
Feras: No, no, YOU are wrong. You didn't get the memo. Didn't you see it's in Urban Dictionary? That's the source of real knowledge!
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af ye14 16. september 2012
Translated to jap jap speak, this word represents, blow job or fellatio.
Ray <3's giving 1337 fera's.
Girl get over hur and gimme a FERA.
Girl get over hur and gimme a FERA.
af BB Crisp 17. november 2005
A douchbag male who womanizes girls in order to feel good about himself. He is unable to get any good looking girl so he goes prowling for big girls in order to get some at the end of the night. He is unattractive to the trained eye so he goes to the gym to compensate.
He was so hammered last night, he pulled a Feras
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I'm not at all known around these parts, seeing as this is my first post and whatnot, but I figured this would be a good place to cross-post my progress from ModRetro
The basic plan is to case mod an unmodded xbox into a 14 inch laptop form factor. My ultimate goal is to make the entire package around 1 inch thick.
Design Sketch that doesn't tell much:
My selection of screens to choose from in comparison to an xbox.
I'll likely use the Samsung screen on the bottom left... the one from a Dell, although the resolution is a bit overkill. I'm not using the 16:9 screen because I don't feel that enough xbox games are 16:9 to justify it when I could use it for other things.
Also the 4:3 screen gives me more space to work with.
Currently I'm waiting for a few xboxen to come in so that I can get to work. I don't want to cut up the xbox I have... It's purty and it's my first console.
So the plan:
Make the dvd drive top loading to seriously cut down on size.
Use a controller board from NJYTouch on ebay so I can use a laptop screen
Run those fancy Iceberg 4 coolers
Use a picoPSU for power, and have an external power brick, or build a custom regulator bank using TI switching regulators if I can be bothered to figure out how.
Relocate all those bulky capacitors so it doesn't have to be 2 inches thick to fit them.
The case will be a combination of the original xbox case and some like... 1/4inch ABS or styrene that I sit there and mill by hand with my dremmel.
Like I said, this is going to be cross-posted, and this isn't really a place I think to visit much, so If you see a lack of anything happening and actually care, PM me or something so that I can remember to update... Or just check ModRetro.
I'll also try to keep this first post updated as a dated work log all in one place so you don't have to potentially scroll through to see progress.
Man, I'm looking forward to this project.
Also, Holy cow, I joined over 4 years ago... I was wondering when I did that... I don't ever remember making this account.
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The current craze in music where an artist electronically alters there voice to sound like it's flucuating and robotic. A phase we will look back on in 10 years and laugh about, questioning how it swept the music world off its feet.
"Oh, you hear that new sheit from Wayne? His voice is all T-Pained out!"
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Alnylam settled nearly two years of lawsuits over lipid nanoparticle (LNP) technology for RNAi therapeutics by agreeing to pay Tekmira at least $65 million, and possibly $10 million more—thus resolving all ongoing litigation between the companies.
Alnylam will pay $30 million to Tekmira to secure rights to manufacture its own LNP-based products in the future, either on its own or through a third party. Alnylam said in a statement it will use that capability to advance its ALN-TTR02 drug candidate—which targets the transthyretin (TTR) gene to treat TTR-mediated amyloidosis (ATTR) into Phase III clinical trials that the company expects will start by the end of 2013.
ALN-TTR02 is the subject of a Phase II clinical trial in Europe, with more locations to be added, evaluating safety, tolerability, and potential clinical activity of multiple once-monthly doses of the drug in ATTR patients.
In addition, Tekmira will receive $35 million to buy down its milestone and royalty payments owed by Alnylam for ALN-TTR02 and two of its other drug candidates: ALN-VSP for liver cancers and potentially other solid tumors with liver involvement, and ALN-PCS for high levels of cholesterol in the blood. Tekmira is also eligible for up to $10 million in milestone payments tied to advancement of ALN-VSP and ALN-TTR02.
The two companies also agreed to resolve Alnlyam's interference lawsuit against Tekmira for use of Alnylam's U.S. Patent No. 7,718,629 directed to a siRNA component in ALN-VSP. In return, Tekmira and a company formed in 2009 by both parties in the suits, AlCana Technologies, will drop claims and counterclaims in lawsuits filed in Massachusetts and British Columbia. Alnylam and Tekmira also agreed to submit future disputes over the next three years to binding arbitration, as well as not to sue each other in the future on matters related to the just-settled litigation, or else be liable for damages.
Alnylam said it will take a $65 million charge against fourth-quarter operating expenses to reflect the settlement and resulting restructuring of licensing agreements with Tekmira. In revised guidance to investors, Alnylam said it will finish this year with more than $215 million cash.
"The companies have created clarity around the overall patent estate for LNP-based products, while ensuring Alnylam's full access to use this technology for our products in the future," Barry Greene, Alnylam's president and COO, said in a statement.
Said Mark J. Murray, Ph.D., Tekmira's President and CEO, in a separate statement: "With our cash runway now extending into 2015, we are excited about our plans to aggressively advance multiple products into human clinical trials."
In the Tekmira statement, issued with the company's third-quarter 2012 results, Dr. Murray noted that Tekmira expects its lead oncology drug TKM-PLK1 will enter a Phase II trial next year, in 2013, and that it can advance its TKM-Ebola vaccine in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense's Transformational Medical Technologies program, through which Tekmira won a $120 million commitment earlier this year to develop an RNAi drug using its LNP technology.
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quote: You're missing the real point. If someone grabs their phone while they are driving to read a text... then cause an accident, only that person is responsible. This is not debatable.
quote: You never absolutely know for sure someone else is driving.
quote: If you *aren't* aware that someone is driving, and you send them a text, you're off the hook.
quote: Well, in some cases you do. Like the court case that started this - the girlfriend knew, for a fact, that her boyfriend was driving at the time she was texting him. Ergo, the court thinks she's culpable.
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An Elkins High School student allegedly involved in a bomb threat discovered at the high school last month is being held in the Tygart Valley Regional Jail on a $25,000 cash-only bond.
The Elkins Police Department arrested and charged Amanda Marie Starliper, 18, of Montrose, with conspiracy to commit a terroristic act, a felony, because of the role she allegedly played in the March 20 incident that led to the evacuation of EHS.
According to the criminal complaint in the Randolph County Magistrate Clerk's office, at about 8:03 a.m. March 20, the EPD received a call from Elkins High School personnel stating that they'd found a bomb threat directed at the school. The threat was reportedly written on a wall in the school and included a specific time of detonation, the complaint states.
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EHS was evacuated and numerous area law enforcement officers combed the school grounds over a period of several hours, but found no bomb. The subsequent investigation led to the identification of a female juvenile suspect, investigating officer Lt. S.D. Richards with the EPD wrote in the complaint. While she was being interviewed, the female juvenile suspect identified two other people who she said were involved-one was another juvenile and the third was Starliper.
Both juvenile suspects gave written statements, signed by their parents/guardians, identifying Starliper "as the party who advised and coerced the juvenile suspect who wrote the message," Richards wrote in the complaint.
The initial juvenile suspect's statement alleges that Starliper "told her to write the bomb threat message and what to put into it," Richards wrote. "It also points out that they wanted a day off from school and this was a good way to do it."
"The resulting action," the officer noted, "caused great fear and economic hardship on the school board and the community."
EPD Chief Rob White said Wednesday that while one juvenile in the case had been charged, the second juvenile hadn't "as of yet."
White declined to comment further due to the sensitive nature of the case.
Terry George, interim superintendent of Randolph County Schools, thanked the EPD for its thorough and effective investigation.
"I am very thankful and appreciative of the EPD for their diligence in this investigation," George said. "We hope that the swiftness with which this matter was resolved will deter students from making such dangerous statements. Having to evacuate students and move students (due to a bomb threat) endangers their safety."
Magistrate George M. Riggleman set bond at $25,000 cash only, and Starliper remained in the Tygart Valley Regional Jail as of presstime.
When asked what factors influenced his decision on the bond amount, Riggleman said, "To me, it's a serious offense. It caused a disruption to school and teachers.
"They had to call in first responders and law enforcement with dogs and everything else, which took protection away from everyone else in the county," Riggleman continued. "In this day of things that have been happening, you can't take these things lightly."
The penalty for a conviction of conspiracy to commit a terroristic act is confinement in the state penitentiary for one to five years or a fine of up to $10,000, or both.
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New EX from THE ICE
I love both programs. How elegant!
I agree. Love both programs. Mao = elegant.
Seems very much on track to plan on and present actualy programs in the back half of July. Good for her. Go Mao!
Any hints of Mao competing before the Grand Prix season other than Japan Open?
Photos of Mao Asada at Detroit Skating Club -- from Instagram account of taralipinski:
Hanging with Mao today...she is the cutest ever. Love her #maoasada
http://instagram.com/p/feBwF4Mor4/ (Oct 14)
Interview on Lori Nicole re Diasuke, Mao, and Nobunari just being put out
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it means that someone is acting like a fag or is acting really gay.
Dont be a fugget.
Quit acting like a fugget.
Quit acting like a fugget.
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Deep fried piece of shit, in the shape of a chicken nugget.
I served up a batch of fuggets to my friends without them knowing.
লিখেছেন- Dilmahay 9 de জানুয়ারি de 2009
A piece of chicken that is neither chicken nugget, or a chicken finger because of its unique shape and length.
Camp Candlewood served its staff fuggets for lunch one day.
লিখেছেন- Slimcity 7 de জুলাই de 2006
the meaning of "you fucking faggot"
also " fuck you faggot"
also " fuck you faggot"
jonny said i hate you
so kate relied "fugget"
so kate relied "fugget"
লিখেছেন- anal-leslie 28 de জুলাই de 2012
A raisin-et turd that is projected from the anus by a swift fart. The size of a fugget is usually comparable to a rabbit turd.
Dude, I ate 5 hot dogs with chili after taking a massive shit. If I have to go again I'll probably just crank a fugget.
লিখেছেন- Snake Baconator 20 de জুন de 2009
short for the phase "fuck nugget"
Quit being a fugget, you dick!
লিখেছেন- bursho 15 de নভেম্বার de 2011
the combination of the words: fucking cunt nugget
used to describe someone being a complete asshole by nature
used to describe someone being a complete asshole by nature
Gosh, why was Paul being such a fugget the other day?
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The 3 day Extravagance Package is based on a 2 night stay at a premier lodge in Kruger Park. This unique safari experience is considered to be one of the most exclusive packages that Kruger National Park has to offer, and guests will feel like royalty from the minute they arrive.
This unique South African safari of pure luxury in the wilds of Africa, will ensure an exclusive holiday. Aside from the Big Five, this Kruger holiday package provides an experience of unadulterated luxury and class on a private concession in Kruger Park which is home to all the big game.
The rangers go out of their way to make the safari as memorable as possible and apart from the excellent game viewing activities, there is also a wellness and fitness center, as well as a pool where you can laze away your time during the midday heat. This Escape to Extravagance Package is truly a unique South African safari experience.
Depart Johannesburg O.R. Tambo Airport on a direct private scheduled flight to an airstrip in Kruger National Park where you will be met by your guide for the short drive to the lodge. This drive marks the beginning of your safari experience, giving you a taste of what you can look forward to.
After check in, you can walk around the lodge and familiarize yourself with the surroundings, marveling in all the splendor and grandeur of the premium quality furnishings. High tea will be served just before the afternoon game viewing activity and a stop will be made for sundowners to watch the sun set over the horizon.There is time to freshen up and enjoy pre-dinner drinks before sitting down to a marvelous cuisine experience prepared by the chef tonight.
Your day will start with an early knock on the door and a warm cup of coffee served in your room. Then it is on to the safari vehicle for a 3 hour game drive through Kruger Park with your guide and tracker. After a leisurely breakfast at the lodge you can opt for a bush walk or spoil yourself with a spa treatment. Until lunch you can easily while away the time around the swimming pool or in the tranquility of your suite.
Lunch is served during the afternoon with a wonderful selection of freshly prepared dishes before the concluding game drive of the day. All beverages are included in the cost of your package with the exception of French champagne, so tonight, why not choose from the selective wine list to compliment your meal and drink a toast to your South African safari in Kruger Park!
Your last early morning wake- up call, followed by a 3-4 hour morning open safari vehicle game before returning to the lodge for breakfast. This marks the end of your Escape to Extravagance Package. You will be picked after breakfast for the road transfer back to the airstrip.


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CBS News: Gorilla evolution shaped by climate change, humans
Nano patents and innovations blog: Climate Change And Evolution Of Cross River Gorillas
NY Times: Hanging Out, Grooming, Fighting Foes: Friendship Among Macaques
Science: Are Some Chimp 'Cultural' Behaviors Actually in the Genes?
New Scientist - The genetical evolution of chimp culture
Discover Magazine - The genetic side to chimpanzee culture
Welt Online - Schimpansen gucken doch nicht ab (in German)
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In the section 'Observing Behavior' Linda Vigilant, Christophe Boesch & Svante Pääbo (amongst others) discuss the links between our and the great apes' evolutionary pasts. As Linda talks about male relationhsips in chimpanzees, students from the Vigilant lab demonstrate how DNA is collected and extracted from feces.


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AKA: Sweedish Tabagen
AKA: Sweedish Tabagen
You just got Tabagened.
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ATTICA - The only thing deeper than Seneca East's tradition Saturday was its depth, and that's saying something.
The Tigers rolled to their fifth Midland Athletic League title in a row and their 20th since the first league meet in 1986 in dominating fashion, cruising past Calvert 192 1/2-99.
Talented depth definitely helped.
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Seneca East had five individual winners and claimed a relay, but the Tigers also scored in every individual event, had two placers in all 13 individual events and finished fourth or better in each relay.
"We didn't win a whole lot of events, I think. It's not like we won every event," Seneca East coach Justin Ruffing said. "It's just not having a zero as you go through the meet. I don't think we had a zero today. This is our fifth [title] in a row, and all those four other times, we had zeros on those days, so that was nice.
"We just really try to make sure we have good depth and we're able to score in as many events as we can," he said. "All year we try to scheme to try to fill all of our holes. If we're good in one event, we'll try to move some things around and fill holes in other events."
The Tigers certainly did that, but they also had some standouts.
Ben Hahler swept the shot (55-1) and discus (154-5), and Jason Willman did the same in the 1,600 (4:30.49) and 3,200 (9:43.85).
Owen Best backed up Hahler by taking second in the shot (46-3) and third in the discus (133-8), and Wesley Pipher ran second in the 3,200 (10:19.01) and fourth in the 1,600 (4:47.84).
Zach Gregg (13-10) and Cory Depinet (12-4) went 1-2 in the pole vault, with Gregg also capturing second in the long jump (19-3 1/2).
Jordan Phillips (52.37) and Adam Hall (53.54) finished first and second in the 400.
Kevin Moore captured the final Seneca East win by taking the 110 hurdles (15.24). Ben Frankart added a fourth in the 110 hurdles (17.3) and a third in the 300 hurdles (42.76), with Garett Boesser taking seventh in the 300 hurdles (44.43).
Seneca East also scored twice in three other events: Brayden Walker tied for third in the high jump (5-6) and Cory Depinet (5-6) took fifth in the same event; Depinet (12.04) and Adam Hall (12.15) ran fourth and fifth in the 100; and Hall (25.05) and Moore (25.32) took sixth and seventh in the 200.
Karl Burgderfer added a third in the 800 (2:09.92) and led off the winning 4x800 (8:40.36).
Phillips, Pipher and Rob Schaffer rounded out the relay.
Depinet, Walker, Gregg and Ian Watson added a second in the 4x100 (45.54). Phillips, Moore, Burgderfer and Frankart took third in the 4x400 (3:42.41). Moore, Walker, Frankart and Watson finished fourth in the 4x200 (1:36.79).
An added bonus to this year's title was the fact it came on the Tigers' own track after a move from Fostoria.
However, Ruffing said serving as hosts didn't add any extra pressure.
"It was nice. Me and coach Ed Phillips were talking. We have a lot of home dual meets and small meets here," he said. "It was actually less stressful having this here because all the schools run each event and all that's taken care of. It was really nice."
The result not only gave the Tigers their fifth MAL crown in a row, but also their 26th league championship since 1980. The Tigers won the Lake Shore Conference crown from 1980-1985, and MAL titles in 1986, '87, '88, '89, '90, '91, '92, '93, '95, '96, '98, 2001, '02, '03 and '05 before the most-recent five-title stretch started in '09.
The only thing the Tigers didn't accomplish Saturday was a meet record.
Runner-up Calvert came the closest, with Austin Ball, Tyler Long, Tim Puesey and Shane Boehler tying the meet mark while winning the 4x100 in 44.2 seconds.
Boehler also figured in three other wins.
The junior also ran to victory in the 100 (11.47) and 200 (22.72) and anchored the 4x400 team's win (3:34.87). Donovan Stith, Ball and Dan Reineke joined him on the relay.
Carey held off Mohawk 73-67 for fourth, followed by Hopewell-Loudon (49), New Riegel (32 1/2) and Lakota (13). St. Wendelin and North Baltimore tied for 10th (3).
The area's other wins came from Mohawk's Grant Ekleberry in the 300 hurdles (40.76), and Carey's Ben Kromer in the 800 (2:07.78) and Tommy Arredondo in the high jump (6-2).


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Tuesday, July 8, 2014
More than 20 years ago, Berkeley County Librarys bookmobile made its last rounds in South Carolinas largest county, but now, in the day of digital and online media, the bookmobile is rolling again through rural communities.
Getting the bookmobile in gear was a six-year process of raising $170,000 through sponsorships, grants and fundraisers, according to Berkeley County Library Director Donna Osborne.
Our current physical locations were not spread out far enough to reach all of the residents of the county ... we recognized that we wouldnt have brick-and-mortar shops in these communities because they are so small, Osborne said. Berkeley County is huge and has a lot of communities well beyond the easy reach of a physical library.
These are communities like Cross, where even if a resident might have a computer, he or she might not have good Internet access or a printer. So that means no access to job-hunting, resume-printing, and digital books available through the countys digital library.
People think that bookmobiles are out of date but they are not. It is a mobile library, Osborne said. Not everyone has access to the Internet.
In June, Berkeley County Council unveiled the new, high-tech bookmobile during a committee meeting.
The county has funded three staff members for the van.
The bookmobile will visit small communities on a set schedule. The locations of the stops are the result of research by library staff, and reach out into each community. Many of the stops will be at churches or other community centers.
Residents can request books to be brought on the regular rounds, access the Internet through the vans mobile wifi, and print items. There are also plans to host classes in the mobile unit.
It doesnt look that big but when you go inside its very roomy, Osborne said. When you get on it, you realize that every single space is well-utilized.
Summer schedule
First and third week of the month:
Monday: 10:30 a.m.-noon at New Hope UM Church, Summerville, and 12:30 p.m.-2 p.m. Candlewood Lane, near Calvary Baptist Church, Whitesville
Tuesday: 10:30 a.m.-noon at Cross High School, Cross, and 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. at Cross Community Center, Cross
Wednesday: 10 a.m.-noon at Alvin Community Center, Alvin; 11:45 a.n.-1 p.m. at Macedonia Church of God, Macedonia; 1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. at Providence Baptist Church, Macedonia; and 3-4 p.m. at Bonneau Beach Civic Center, Bonneau
Thursday: 10 a.m.-noon at Sumpter Health Clinic, Russellville, and 3-4 p.m. at St. Stephen Baptist Church, St. Stephen
Friday: 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. at Harbour Lake Academy, Goose Creek; 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m. at Rainbow Mart on Old Black River Road, Sedgefield; and 2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. at College Park Family Center, Ladson
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Monday: 10:15 a.m.-11:45 a.m. at Forty-One Wilder Park, St. Stephen/Bonneau; 12:45 p.m.-2 p.m. at First Baptist Church, Bonneau; and 2:30 p.m.-4 p.m. at Anderson Baptist Church, Santee Circle
Tuesday: 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at J.K. Gourdin Elementary; 1-3 p.m. at Eadytown Fire Department, Eadytown; and 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. at Henrys Bait & Tackle, Cross
Wednesday: 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. at Berkeley Citizen, Moncks Corner; Noon-1:30 p.m. at Jamestown Community Library, Jamestown; and 3-4 p.m. Cordesville First Baptist Church, Cordesville
Thursday: 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. at Cainhoy Community Center, Huger; 12:30 p.m.-2 p.m. at St. Paul Baptist Church, Wando; and 2:30 p.m.-4 p.m. at Goodwill, Cainhoy
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East Aurora school officials expressed shock Wednesday at the arrest of a high school teacher on drug charges and said they had been unaware of at least one of his previous brushes with the law.
District officials said they did not learn of the arrest of Ryan J. Ellis, a technology teacher and golf coach, until Tuesday afternoon, more than 18 hours after police stopped his car at Goodyear Avenue and East Ferry Street on Buffalo's East Side and allegedly found a small amount of crack cocaine.
Ellis, 36, of Meadowbrook Drive, North Tonawanda, was arraigned Tuesday in Buffalo City Court on a misdemeanor count of criminal possession of a controlled substance. He was placed on a paid leave of absence Wednesday after meeting with administrators.
In a prepared statement, the district said Ellis is not teaching any students. The statement also indicated that officials learned for the first time this week about Ellis' conviction for misdemeanor drug possession in 2000 in connection with a party he attended where a fatal drug overdose occurred. He began working in the East Aurora schools in 2003.
The district started an internal investigation into the matter Wednesday and said Ellis will remain on leave while the investigation continues. District officials also said they are working with law enforcement and have advised the state Education Department of the criminal matter.
In an interview late Wednesday afternoon, School Superintendent Brian D. Russ said the district had no knowledge of Ellis' 2000 conviction before he was hired.
Records show Ellis pleaded guilty to seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. He was one of several people charged with bringing the drug Ecstasy to a North Tonawanda party where a man died from a drug overdose.
Ellis was sentenced in 2001 to three years of probation and 200 hours of community service.
Russ said Ellis was fingerprinted while applying for his job, as is standard practice for those hired to work in a school, and was cleared for employment in 2003 by the state Education Department.
"[The Ecstasy case] was never brought to our attention as he went through the finger- printing process," Russ said. "We didn't have any [background] on that. Nobody had any knowledge of the first offense."
Of Ellis' arrest Monday, Russ said: "We were shocked to learn of this. It's just so terribly disappointing for everyone involved – the community, our parents and especially the kids. It's a terrible shame.
"But he hasn't been convicted, so we have to work through the process," added Russ, who was not superintendent of East Aurora at the time Ellis was hired.
A lingering question is whether the district knew of Ellis' two subsequent convictions for driving while intoxicated. District officials did not comment on that point Wednesday.
Ellis pleaded guilty in Amherst Town Court to driving while intoxicated in 2006, according to court records. He was given a conditional discharge and his license was revoked.
In 2009, he pleaded guilty in Tonawanda City Court to DWI. Again, he was given a conditional discharge and saw his license revoked, according to court records.
A high school senior who attended the Wednesday night School Board meeting said afterward in an interview that she was surprised by Ellis' arrest record, but she praised him as a good teacher.
Mary Luellen had Ellis as a teacher last year.
"He was really nice and funny," she said. "He didn't seem like that kind of a guy. Not at all. Not, at least, in school."
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The bench was a collection of living, breathing question marks for the Fort Lewis College women�s basketball team to start the season.
Every player who came into the year having played anything resembling significant minutes was in the starting five. A few players were about to get thrown in a sink-or-swim situation, and the Skyhawks desperately needed them to get their sea legs sooner rather than later.
As FLC began to find itself again, embarking on a six-game winning streak that narrowly was snapped by Metro State last Saturday, the bench for the Skyhawks � behind a fairly steady rotation of Mary Brinton, Erin Curry, Kaile Magazzeni and Kylie Santos � has found itself, giving head coach Jason Flores more flexibility and taking some of the burden off the starters.
�I would honestly just say it�s our confidence,� Magazzeni said. �None of us played big minutes before.
�It�s been great because I feel like I haven�t really played since high school any big minutes. It�s great to get an opportunity.�
Magazzeni was a victim of the numbers game last year, with standouts Dana Schreibvogel, Jenna Santistevan and Mary Rose Paiz giving FLC a deep frontcourt, with Stephanie Beeman and Christie Groh, now a starter, taking the bulk of the bench minutes. For that same reason, Brinton redshirted last year out of Pagosa Springs High School, while Curry earned meager minutes on a deep FLC team. And Santos is a true freshman.
As they started to become more sure of their abilities on the practice court, the key bench players began to close what Flores said was a large gap between them and the starters at the beginning of the year. And as they proved more capable in practice, Flores felt more confident going to them early and often in games.
�I think it all starts in practice,� Flores said. �There was awhile back where there was a big disparity in practice, and I told them awhile ago that my confidence in you for games comes from my confidence every day in practice. ... If you�re outplaying someone that�s in front of you or that is starting, in time, you notice that.�
And the practice play has translated. Magazzeni scored 16 points against Chadron State and has led FLC in rebounding three times this season. Brinton pulled in seven rebounds to lead FLC against New Mexico Highlands two weeks ago and has provided quality defensive minutes, as has Curry, who has 28 assists in 14.4 minutes per game this season, good for fourth on the team behind players who average twice her minutes.
�We�ve been just all-around getting a better knowledge for how coach Flores coaches � what he wants, what he expects,� Magazzeni said. �I think everything just started to fall into place.�
The growth of Brinton and Magazzeni in particular has helped shore up an area that looked like a liability at the beginning of the year � frontcourt depth. Groh has proven her mettle as a starter, averaging 10.8 points and 7.4 rebounds per game. But there were worries about what could happen in the frontcourt when she checked out of the game. As Brinton and Magazzeni have improved, that�s become less an area of concern.
�It also took them working, figuring out how to work harder, play better � they had to push themselves, as well. ... And it helps us because now there�s times where we can put two posts on the floor,� Flores said.
It turns out that getting bench production simply was a matter of time as a green bunch figured out how to blossom into a group capable and confident in once foreign roles under a new head coach.
�It took a little while for that to develop ... but that�s been one of the really huge reasons (we�ve been winning),� Flores said.


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Creatine Ethyl Ester
Creatine Ethyl Ester is a unique form of creatine that is attached to a fat soluble ethanol ester. This provides 3g of pure CEE in each 6 tablet serving.
Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high intensity exercise.
CEE is suitable for anyone taking part in successive bouts of short-term, high intensity exercise, and is looking to increase overall performance and recovery.
Warnings: Not recommended for pregnant woman or if you are under 18 years of age. As with all creatine products drink plenty of water.
Please note that the labelling on this product is provided in English as a minimum. French, Italian, German, Spanish, Danish, Swedish and Finnish may also be present on a product by product basis.
Consume 6 tablets daily. For best results take 30 minutes before exercise.
Do not exceed the stated recommended daily dose. This product should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet. Keep in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight. Suitable for vegetarians. Store out of the reach of young children.
Creatine Ethyl Ester HCL, Bulking Agents (Calcium Lactate, Calcium Carbonate, Microcrystalline Cellulose), Hydroxy Propyl Methyl Cellulose, Colour (Titanium Dioxide), Glycerine, Glazing Agent (Carnauba Wax), Anti Caking Agents (Stearic Acid, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate).
Made in a facility that handles Milk, Soy, Egg, Gluten and products thereof.
Serving Size - 6 Tablets
Servings Per Container - 30 (180 Tablets), 60 (360 Tablets)
|Per Serving
|Creatine Ethyl Ester HCl
|3 g
Where reviews refer to foods or cosmetic products, results may vary from person to person. Customer reviews are independent and do not represent the views of The Hut Group.
(95 reviews)
Take two with my pre workout drink and it's very effective. Excellent product.
This CEE is amazing and i can really feel the difference physically compared to regular creatine powder. The taste is not nice but the effect is amazing! =D
I have only used this product for one cycle so far, I previously used the CEE in powder form, which tasted like a thousand deaths, but the tablet form is amazing, there is no awful taste and if taken correctly, you can feel yourself pushing for more, I would recommend this product to anyone and have been to friends and family, really happy with MyProtein's products - I won't go anywhere else as nobody can beat their quality or value.
Great product can feel the boost when training.
Great product felt definite strength gains throughout my first 4 week cycle. Tastes slightly sour when taking them but they tablets are easy to swallow and so this is easy to ignore. Look forward to buying these again!Goes Well With:Water / protein
this product I cant recommended enough, CEE tablets are the ultimate weight gainer and strength , power and size gainer on the market.im involved at a very high level rugby career and I can say without doubt these tablets have worked miracles, if you believe in performance I do , you will understand performance is everything and this product delivers that performance with hard training to give the edged. it defiantly gives you a physical, mental and social edge. in competitive sport this creatine works.
Just before Christmas I had an operation which meant that I took a total of 8 weeks off the gym. Wanting to get back into the swing of things I though I will try out some creatine, having never had any before. Obviously not gyming for three months meant I lost a little size and tone but since being back hitting the gym hard and taking these tablets I have put a massive 3" around my chest since being back as well as 0.5" around my arms (I've had a very chest based workout). Apart from this I have also felt more focused whilst training and can squeeze out those extra reps. Before I was off with my operation I was taking thermopure and find these a much better preworkout. I have been taking three before working out, three after and six at once on my rest days. With regards to the taste, yeah they aren't great, but let's be honest you aren't chewing them are you?! They are in your mouth for half a second so just get it down ya! Great productGoes Well With:Water
okay im a intense athlete and use all different supplements to make the best performance possible 6 days a week. This is the ultimate product! it does what it says to the letter, I cant recommended it enough. I bought it last year and stopped using it during my rugby season and I saw a gradual reduce in both size and strength initially. Bought it again on Friday and i'm already hitting huge improvements and massive weight size gain. Good size gain! This is the ultimate, most effective supplement i've ever come across. It gives you the mental and physical edge if you are serious about your sports and obviously your performance. I'm overjoyed with the product quality. Cheers Goes Well With:Zinc and magnesium
These are excellent and go great with using hurricane xs and using zma. Not seen the same results since stopped using these.
Decent product, the worst tasting tablet ive ever had but a few tips on taking them, with water or with a chewed banana which helps swallowing them so much easier as you cant feel a thing. CEE gets the gainz and strength you want quicker than any other similar product out there so i recommend giving it ago. Goes Well With:Water or a chewed banana
I've only just started using CEE for two weeks now. I've never used it before. In a short space of time it looks like I'm making size gains and only training twice a week at the age of 54 . I should see some good size gains in the next four weeks. I'm only taking CEE and other supplements on training days and recovery days so far. I tend to stick to a very good diet all through the week and train hard to maximise the results of the product and all other natural supplement products I'm taking.Goes Well With: CEE goes well with MP Max T Matrix
Delivered on time as described. Only started using recently so waiting for results!Goes Well With:Impact protein BCAAs
Very happy with all Myprotein products, I wouldn't look to shop anywhere else! All supplements do their job very well. Thanks for the great service and products.
Very effective and gives you plenty of energy. It is better than the powder form as you get the full benefit. Goes Well With:impact whey protien
The product itself is excellent! I've been able to reach new levels of training!
Does what it says on the tin! Granted they don't taste well but a small price really, good product, great value, great service. Noticed better recovery and performance.
The best creatine and value for money out there. The extra added ethyl ester makes such a big difference!Goes Well With:test boosters, impact whey
CEE is a great product! The tablets are a little large, but they are very effective. I've had a noticeable difference in size since taking the tablets, and they don't give me a headache. I would recommend them to anyone, especially at this great price.
I like this product. It gives me tons of energy and I feel like I've been recovering from a workout a lot quicker.
Ordered some of these last month and at first the taste really put me off, they have a horrible taste to them, SO BEWARE!! After a good month of using these tablets daily, i had noticed an improvement on strength and lean build, alongside a strict diet and other 'MYPROTEIN' products... But overall decent product!!!!
The ammonia smell is so overpowering that I simply cant stomach this. The standard creatine monohydrate goes down much easier.
"I ordered these to up my shoulder press, and it worked. over nearly 2 months i put an extra 12kg on my one rep max. happy day, going for a new PB today. I do however have a minor complaint, i bought these in anticipation of my ""shoulder phase"", as they were on offer, but they dont last. think i had them just over a month left untouched, and once opened they turned crumbly. not a major problem. dont taste great but are very very effective, highly recommened."
"combined with good diet, good nutriant timing & good training it has crazy effect. i feel sorry for the guys who don't see anything. best example for this in my training is my bench... 3 weeks I went up from barely managing 30's, to 38's on an incline. also added 10lbs. all in 4 weeks. "
"Excellent product. These will power u through your workout like a train through a snowdrift. Started using these (with Hurricane XS) and experienced increases in strength, over 10kg weight gain in 4 months and wasnt so knackered during workouts."
"I don't seem to have responded to this, just got last few tabs to go, about 2 days I reckon, and I don't believe I have responded to this at all. It may have helped add one extra rep at times, but not to a great effect. I am going to order some CEE HCL powder and see if that makes a difference. I was using this along with Simple whey(brilliant 5 star) and some pump product (not from MP and Icould tell how rubbish it was) with a strict diet for 5 weeks and training 5 -6 times a week."
"When they arrived they were mostly broken in the container, i rang the customer services department and they were happy to as they were aware of the problem ,and informed me they had changed supplier. They would organise an exchange If i was prepared to photograph and email it to the sales team. In fairness it was well handled although i am not sure i will go to the trouble of emailing pictures etc."
"I normally find tablets easy to swallow but these don't go down well, they taste terrible too so they might not be suitable for wimps. The important thing is I feel good in the gym after taking these tablets, I can lift slightly more and I have noticed gains. They don't give me an upset stomach which is unusual because most other brands do. Don't expect miracles but these are very good tablets."
"Great product it works soo much better than normal mono I've been using this along with Essential Amino Acids and had massive gains in strength and lean mass plus I'm stripping body fat off to, this combination has been so effective that people have asked me if I using roids. I received two damaged batches but myprotein customer service sorted it out straight away and are sending me two new batches which should be perfect. Well done to Ollie in customer service who is a credit to MyProtein."
"Just started taking CEE, and I will admit, my lifting weight has gone up, I'm now getting 3 lifts before fail. which is great, considering I have only been taking it a short while. I do how ever struggle with taking them, they smell bad, taste bad, even the texture is awful. I have been taking 2 in the morning, 2 before sessions, and 2 after sessions, I have started to wash them down with a fruit dilute, just to mask the taste. Please please any advise, as the other reviews are seriously positive about this product."
"With my most recent order, product quality for this item has gone seriously south. The ammonia like odour present before is now overpowering - the pills themselves have also changed - whereas they appeared to be either coated or denser before they are now fragile and crumbly and begin to dissolve the moment they hit your tongue....not a pleasant taste. Can't say if yet if effectiveness has changed, but the quality of the product has seriously declined (BN 92289)."
"Bought a tub of these off of a mate to try out as he didn't need, have to say, they definitely work well for me - my 1RM has increased in most lifts with them and the ability to push out those last few reps. Give an Awesome pump too! Definitely worth a try."
"This stuff is awesome! I tried the new Kre-Akaline creatine for a month instead of CEE... I then went back to CEE and WOW. The pumps I get are better than sex! Buy this stuff it's awesome. I take 2 before a workout, 2 after a workout and 2 when I wake up... all washed down with impact whey protein (about 60grams). Try it out and you'll be amazed! My dumbell press went up by 4kg in a week and my biceps feel like they wana explode! Seriously tho, try it! Thanks MP x"
"I had never tried creatine even in the mono form, so thought i would give the CEE tabs a try, I guess I was a Creatine none responder and was pretty gutted about it. I started taking the 6 in 1 go and it gave me terrible stomach ache (and more), and then spread it out, having x2 lots of 3 tabs a day... which got rid of those side effects. I felt no gains whatsoever by the end of the course in either strength or lean gains. I guess some people just do not respond to it but I cant recommend this product."
"I have been training for about 3 years now and tried a mixture of different products but this is by far the best. I have been taking 3 tablets before and 3 after a work out (even though i think just 3 before would be enough), and at the end of each session feel a lot more pumped and bigger. Not only did i feel bigger but i was stronger too. I went up 10kg on dumb bell press in a week. I recommend taking it for 3-4 weeks with a week off, however everyones body acts differently. I didn't come across any negative effects but my mate did say something about headaches. So drink enough water and train normally this really works."
"This product is fantastic in my opinion. The very first day I took it I worked out hard and got the most immense pump. Really felt results fast. I felt tense for about 3 days after that then calmed down a bit. A week in now and seeing some great results. Lifting more and hitting gym sessions longer and harder. No loading phase is a bonus and tablet form is awesome. 6 a day and they're pretty substantial in size but this isn't an issue if you whip them down one after the other, especially with orange juice or something. Barely notice. \nFantastic product and cant wait to see the results after the first phase.\nGreat product!"
this is a great product...i bought 1 bottle and have now used all the tablets and look so much better! i can now see results (along with protein diet...not just these tablets)..these tablets really help alot..no side effects....i am now ordering another lot!
"Have been using for a month now and have seen very minor gains in strength, size and endurance. I would like to continue the product but for me one of the side effects were stomach cramps and bad diahorrea!"
"This stuff is really good, strength and size all increased after 6 weeks on it :) will be buying another bottle asap!"
this stuff is awsome better than monohydrate and better than creapure great stuff
"Do you have to phase this on and off? what happens if u dont, and continuosly use it?"
"Hey, great product. no side affects. drink alot of water and what ever you do dont let them touch your tounge they taste like crap! lol other than that 5 stars!"
"In the first week of using this me and my mate both noticed the same side effects e.g. burning throat, dry lips etc. I was fine for a few weeks and drank 3-4 litres of water a day until i suddenly started getting pounding headaches then discontinued use definitely had no gains with this."
"Back and pleased to say that while taking these with the protein powder from here i have gained a stone in weight, and thats almost all lean. In response to a question below.. Drinking plenty water is vital for any creatine product, creatine helps the you absorb more water, so taking more water is obviously key.."
"hi, just purchased these and im starting them today.\nim no stranger to creatine mono, so in tablet form it shall be diffrent!\nwould just like to say that the delivery was so quick!\n\nstand by for my review!\nThanks!"
just an enquiry...what else should I take to compliment CEE.Also I dont drink much water is this very important.\n\nThanks guys :)
"hello there I'm new to the site and I've never done capsule form before always been on the powder. I've had a look at 3 different tablets and i wondering which out the three would be the best to gain weight, lean growth and to gain strength in my workouts. I possible is there anyone on this site who can reply to my question would be so grateful.\n\nMany Thanks."
Seen good results with this. Although i usually like powder as you can put as much creatine as you like in. The powder is better value as well. Not a bad product here but value wise i'll stick with powder form
"Not had them for long enough to make any impact.. will probably return at a later date lol. Ok, they taste quite ming, but have them with juice or something and its all good. Definately no bloating like with other creatine caps too. Good value for money and will hope to see some gains soon! :). I take 3 before and 3 after training, why listen to what the website says when its got it clearly on the tub.. :S"
"180 tables later, nothing. Gone back to myprotein creapure which worked brilliantly for me."
Both creatines work for me - I can put up with the bloating with mono and the taste with cee. \nSuppose its just the ease of taking cee thats appeals to me. No fuss.


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Nelsonville's galleries and events draw visitors, enhance the community's quality of life and enrich the education of Hocking College students.
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Hocking College and Nelsonville roll out the welcome mat with a full schedule of family-oriented community, music and art events.
Celebrating County Pottery
The heritage of art pottery lives in southeast Ohio.
Boundless Creativity
Arts, history and culture take many forms in Southeast Ohio, from historical interpretation to geotourism to enjoyment of the culinary arts.
Art on the Square
Nelsonville's galleries and events draw visitors, enhance the community's quality of life and enrich the education of Hocking College students.
Festive Spirit
Hocking College and Nelsonville roll out the welcome mat with a full schedule of family-oriented community, music and art events.
Celebrating County Pottery
The heritage of art pottery lives in southeast Ohio.
Boundless Creativity
Arts, history and culture take many forms in Southeast Ohio, from historical interpretation to geotourism to enjoyment of the culinary arts.
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Nelsonville's art scene offers a broad range of visual-, culinary- and performing-arts experiences.
Many communities are looking to art as a means of bringing foot traffic back into once-thriving downtown areas. Southeastern Ohio is no exception.
What's different in Nelsonville and the developing downtown arts district in the New England-style Public Square is the educational component that bridges more than the meandering Hocking River - the stream that provides a geographic separation between the college and community. Art programs offered by Hocking College are a natural link with the community (and region) and feed back into economic development.
From galleries where art classes are held, to the century-old Stuart's Opera House where actors and musicians perform, to the upscale Rhapsody Music and Fine Dining where edible art is consumed, art is being learned and experienced in its broadest context along the Public Square and throughout the community.
There is one Hocking College project that has no geographical boundaries and, in fact, crosses the Atlantic Ocean to encompass a college in the British Isles. It's called the Godspell Crossover Project and involves music and theater students and faculty from Hocking College and Havering College in London, England, who share their parts on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. The play opened in Her Majesty's Theater in London's West End Theater District in April. The entire cast and crew come back to Nelsonville and appear on stage at Stuart's Opera House on Nelsonville's Public Square May 17–19.
The Crossover project is the dream Victor Pisano, dean of Theater Arts and Entertainment at Hocking College. His credentials include producing the critically acclaimed PBS series, "Three Sovereigns for Sarah," based on the Salem witch trials. Pisano also produces "Godspell." Havering's Peter Dayson, a 30-year veteran of the London theater, is the show's director.
Hocking College students Chris Martin, Winston Bartley and Bobby Loyd are "Godspell" cast members appearing in the popular musical based on the gospel according to St. Matthew.
Becky Prater, Hocking's instructor for the stage manager course, is the production's stage manager and is assisted by several Hocking College students. Megan Eberly is assistant stage manager; J.V. (Jimmy) Crosno is the assistant director and Dustin Goldsberry and Jeremy Hayes are production technicians.
Dr. Roxanne DuVivier is a Hocking College senior vice president and she believes this production is the country's truly first authentic crossover - in which actors play the same roles in a joint production on both sides of the ocean.
"A lot of educational institutions spend time developing talent. Hocking College recognizes talent, but we also spend a lot of time allowing students to develop the business sense that enables artists to be successful. Victor's personal coaching of our students, as well as his knowledge and use of intellectual property as it pertains to artists, is invaluable," DuVivier says. "Art is business and it is important we develop it as such. Students need to experience the behind-the-scenes skills of business management, marketing and sales as they relate to art and music production, as well as the technical side of productions such as lighting, costumes, make-up and management."
A black box theater and a production studio at Washington Hall in Nelsonville are where music and theater students apply technical, production and stage skills.
Art on the Square
Nelsonville's galleries and events draw visitors, enhance the community's quality of life and enrich the education of Hocking College students.
Ann Judy owns Starbrick Clay Fine Arts Gallery on Nelsonville's Public Square. The gallery is a cooperative and Judy was the first artist to break away from Foothills Art School and go out on her own. Visitors will always find her trademark pottery, something decorated with the familiar six-point star brick emblem that is borrowed from the original star brick design created here in the 1800s and utilized worldwide and locally in streets, sidewalks and squares. But the gallery offers an array of utilitarian art - bowls, platters, pitchers, etc., as well as decorative artistic pieces.
Starbrick also hosts Starbrick Clay National, a bi-annual exhibit of contemporary artwork created by nationally known artists. "It's a way to bring the work of top artists here. The exhibit not only draws attention for this gallery but for the Historic Square Arts District and Final Fridays," Judy says.
Final Fridays, now in its fourth year, is her brainchild. "The problem is this activity is almost too successful. People know about Final Fridays (the last Friday of every month except December) when shops and galleries stay open late to feature special art activities, but the 20-some galleries and shops around the Square need foot traffic at other times, too. It's always difficult to get people to maintain regular hours, but we have a good core of shops and galleries that are open Wednesday through Saturday," Judy adds.
Of course, it's also not unusual to knock at her gallery door and be greeted by Judy or a student from one of her Arts Marketing and Design classes she teaches for Hocking College.
The gallery is her first love, but teaching is a close second, particularly at Hocking College where, she says, students directly out of high school are intermingled with nontraditional thirtysomethings.
"It is amazing the learning that goes on and it isn't limited to what they're taught as part of course curriculum. A big part of what these students learn is about life. It's an exchange of ideas and thoughts as well as techniques and subtleties of art," she says.
Judy isn't the only artist from the Historic Square Arts District who works with Hocking College Arts Marketing and Design students. They also take classes with artists Jennifer L'Heureux of Nelsonville Pottery & Art Supply, Aaron Smith of Majestic Gallery, Chris Eaton of 2C Studio and Suzanne Oldham and Mike Walker, both from Foothills. Susan Corbett is a flame worker (flame work is a glass-art technique) who recently joined the Hocking College Arts Marketing and Design staff. Bonnie Proudfoot is a warm- and cold-glass artist who recently discovered the art of slumped glass (a type of bent glass). Her approach is that art must be original for an artist to succeed, and she leads by example from the Foothills glass studio.
Foothills Art School fits well within the Historic Square Arts District, since it was founded not only to provide artist training but also to make an economic development contribution to students and to the region.
The Mechem Gallery, named for the family who originally owned the West Columbus Street building, is another learning experience for students, who manage and operate the gallery. "In fall and winter quarters, second-year students run the gallery, and in spring quarter first-year students take over," says Mark Hackworth, coordinator of the Arts Marketing and Design program. "I'm there to advise them, but the gallery is really in their hands. They learn as they create strategies to make the gallery look good and entice buyers in to purchase their art," says Hackworth
Some businesses whose primary focus is outside the realm of art have found ways to fit the art theme. Steve Roley of Hocking Hills Travel and Ben Bohl, director of International Field Studies, share an office space on the Square where Outback Gallery is located. "If art is what brings people to the Public Square, we're part of it. The art we offer here relates to travel and the nature theme - tribal masks from Africa, pottery from Peru, and wood, clay, and metal sculptures from Asia, the Caribbean and pieces from local artists," Roley says.
A life-size papier-mâché cow greets visitors to Leslie Lilly's Foundation for Appalachian Ohio office. Most of the art displayed here is from Lilly's private collection, which she rotates in and out, but her exhibits always highlight Appalachian artists.
Hackworth sees the presence of Hocking College and others who support the arts movement as a commitment to community revitalization.
"Like Foothills, the Arts Marketing and Design program was developed with the arts community in mind. We're finding that faith goes a long way in bridging development and commitment. The fruits of those efforts planted by the college, the Baird Brothers Company Foundation, the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio and the Ohio Arts Council are paying off," says Hackworth. "The important thing to remember is that it won't happen overnight. We're making progress and people are recognizing Nelsonville and the Historic Square Arts District as an arts destination. That's another goal."
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From early May through the end of August, special events begin to pop up along Nelsonville's Public Square and on the campus of Hocking College. Festivals and events have long been recognized as ways of sharing culture and heritage, but they are also celebrations - gatherings that bring people together.
The Hockhocking Festival, formerly the Hockhocking Folk Festival, is May 18–20 and is Nelsonville's first official event of the '07 season.
Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Guy Clark is Saturday's headline concert performer. Todd Snider takes center stage on Friday night, the opening show of the three-day festival. Other musicians performing throughout the weekend include The Reverend Payton's Big Damn Band, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Neil Jacobs, Born Old, Furnace Mountain Band, Kendra Ward & Bob Bence, Rattletrap String Band, Hunger Mountain Boys, Everybody Fields, Michael Hurley, Devon Sproule, Back Porch Swing Band, Princes of Hollywood, Adam Torres, McGovern Brothers, and Woody Pines & the Lonesome Two.
Ohio's officially sanctioned Flat Pick Guitar and Claw Hammer Banjo competitions will be held, and an old-time fiddle contest and a liars/storytelling competition are all part of Saturday's schedule.
The Hockhocking Festival takes its name from the early translation of the Delaware word "Haukhaukien," meaning bottleneck, and refers to the narrow, winding Hocking River that is located within a stone's throw of Robbins Crossing on the campus of Hocking College where the festival is held. It's a celebration of music, heritage and art, set against the backdrop of the little settlement of mostly authentic log cabins where Interpretive History students and townspeople portray early settlers.
The Hockhocking Festival has been expanded to a three-day event with a live bluegrass performance on Sunday that will be broadcast on D28+5 on WOUB Radio. (www.hockhockingfest.com)
"Oohs" and "ahhs" follow the skyward light displays during Thunder in the Valley, Athens County's official July 4th fireworks celebration, and the largest boom-blast in Southeastern Ohio. From blankets and lawn chairs lining the grassy hillside along the front of Light Hall and Oakley Hall on the Hocking College campus, fireworks fans enjoy this perfect family-fun event.
Many ride the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway shuttle between the depot in Nelsonville and the campus for this Independence Day extravaganza. The fireworks display is synchronized with music that is broadcast locally over the college's low-frequency radio station WLCI, 97.5. Thunder in the Valley is the culmination of months of planning by the Nelsonville Fire Department and steering committee of townspeople. The event is generously supported by local merchants. (www.thunderinthevalley.org)
The International Bowhunter Organization's Triple Crown of Bowhunting, July 6–8, is the final leg of the national championship, and the Bowhunters Challenge is the local event. This is a unique family-oriented sport where archery enthusiasts take part in two separate events held simultaneously on the Hocking College campus. The competitions attract shooters of all ages and of varying skill levels. Although this is not necessarily a spectator's sport, those who want to see what's going on are invited to visit the practice range and watch as shooters warm up, or pick a comfortable spot near the Youth Shoot competition. (www.ibo.net)
The Nelsonville Art and Music Festival on Saturday, July 14, is the annual summer fundraiser for Stuart's Opera House. The Squirrel Nut Zippers is the headline band. Erin McKeown will perform and Brave Combo, one of the greatest bands to come out of Texas, returns for the second year. The event originated on the Public Square before relocating to the banks of the Hocking River and the natural amphitheater carved out between the river bank and the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway depot.
Displays and demonstrations by local and regional artisans encourage visitors to participate by creating their own art. The Nelsonville Art and Music Festival is where visitors find great music and regional food specialties. It's where family and friends come together for an afternoon and evening of fun and festivities. (www.stuartsoperahouse.org)
When an event sustains itself over five decades it's safe to say something happened that gave it a fresh appeal. The Parade of the Hills began in 1957 and is one of the area's longest-running and most successful festivals. A few years ago a group of thirtysomethings took over planning of this annual event. With them came new blood and the event was reborn. It was also shortened to four days, Wednesday through Saturday, and this year will be held August 15–18.
Three distinctly different parades on different evenings, a variety of activities appealing to a broad age range, and themed events catering to families have made what was old new again.
The festival is set up in and around Nelsonville's Public Square, where multiple stages host a variety of musical entertainment. Main Stage performers include Dwight Lennox and his big band/Motown sound on Wednesday, while Thursday offers the '60s sounds of Phil Dirt and the Dozers, Friday evening presents Elvis Presley tunes performed by tribute artist Dwight Icenhower, and Saturday brings '80s music by Chase.
Visitors will find amusement rides, a food court filled with local favorites, a theme park for children, an art walk focusing on the creative work of area artists, a pie competition and auction, the Ohio State Old Time Fiddlers Contest at Stuart's Opera House, and competitions for Little Miss and Miss Parade of the Hills. (www.paradeofthehills.org)
Celebrating County Pottery
The heritage of art pottery lives in southeast Ohio.
When the National Geographic Society released its "Geotourism Map: Discover Appalachia," the only listing for Perry County was the National Ceramic Museum and Heritage Center between Roseville and Crooksville. Dale Hague, coordinator of the Museum's Pottery Guild, said the map brought traffic to the center, but its full impact hasn't yet been realized.
"The map created traffic for us and people are realizing that we're more than a static museum. Sure, we have exhibits relating to the clay industry, both pottery and brick making, but the important thing is that people are learning they can also come here and have a pottery experience. They can actually leave with something they've created and that's what sets us apart," Hague said.
As a potter, Hague understands the challenges facing the pottery industry. "Look at the potteries that are left in Perry County - what do they all have in common? With the exception of Petroware, which makes industrial ceramic products, the rest are all art focused. Even Ludowici Celedon in New Lexington that manufactures custom roof tile [creates] a form of art," he said. "We've simply got to look more to art and find that higher market niche we're all seeking."
One project that unites three clay-belt counties is the Weller Vase in Place project. These 7-foot tall vases are located in Athens, Perry and Muskingum counties, and each has been decorated by an area artist. To date, 40 vases have been placed and Hague has completed the construction of all 100 vases.
The Pottery Festival that alternates between Crooksville and Roseville returns this year to Crooksville July 12–15. A summer student intern at the National Ceramic Museum and Heritage Center will help organize and host Museum activities such as "Do Raku" and slip casting, and the Hull Pottery Society will curate a Hull Pottery exhibit at the Museum.
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Arts, history and culture take many forms in Southeast Ohio, from historical interpretation to geotourism to enjoyment of the culinary arts.
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The Little Cities of Black Diamonds is the name given many years ago to the villages and towns formed along the hillsides and riverbanks in southern Perry, northern Athens, eastern Hocking and western Morgan counties. These areas share a common heritage in the Hocking Valley Coal Boom Era (1870–1925). For over 50 years, these communities, which opened along the rail lines after the Civil War, were deeply rooted in the extraction industries of coal, oil, clay and iron. Immigrant miners and other laborers worked hard to fuel the industrial revolution that pushed through the country, also playing nationally significant roles in the nation's early labor union movement.
The prosperity ended almost as abruptly as it began. The rugged hills of the Little Cities region were stripped of trees and the streams were polluted with acid mine drainage. Much of the area was purchased by the federal government during the 1930s through the end of the 20th century to create Ohio's only national forest, the Wayne National Forest. These areas are embarking on a journey of recovery based on their rich history, art-emphasized tourism and the regenerating natural environment.
The Little Cities of Black Diamonds Council adopted the National Geographic Society's geotourism principles that focus on "destination stewardship." Geotourism is defined as "tourism that sustains or enhances the geographical character of a place - its environment, culture, aesthetics, heritage, and the well-being of its residents."
Public "winter conversations" held in January and February of this year indicate that geotourism is perhaps the best strategy for slowly rebuilding the economy here, bringing together artists, historians and nature enthusiasts in a blend of activity and stewardship that create a special sense of place. Guided tours, Creation Vacation Artisan Workshops and a variety of cultural events are available in an area that is considering changing its name to "Little Cities of the Forest" based on today's realities. Hocking College is a strong partner with the Little Cities region, training interpreters and engaging ecotourism students in hands-on field experiences in the region.
Merging historic and natural assets with a growing cultural arts scene such as Nelsonville's and scattered locations throughout the region is particularly attractive to locals and visitors who wish to "make place" rather than "take place" as part of their life experience.
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Fine dining and fine arts go hand in hand. Visitors who find their way to Nelsonville's Historic Square Arts District are also discovering Rhapsody Music and Fine Dining. The upscale restaurant is owned and operated by Hocking College and is a capstone experience for culinary arts and hotel restaurant management students.
Like the artists whose work is exhibited around the Public Square, students who spend time at Rhapsody are creating edible art that is consumed by patrons from near and far.
"We're gaining a great reputation for fine food and excellent service. Most who come to Rhapsody have no idea that it is almost totally run by students," observes Hocking College President John Light. He attributes this to managing chef Doug Weber.
"Not only has Doug been successful in mentoring his students but he's conveyed the message that all who enter Rhapsody are part of their educational experience. It's a valuable lesson they're learning."
It was Dr. Light and Tom Lambrecht, dean of Hocking College's School of Hospitality, who recognized the need to add an upscale restaurant component to their options. Both also saw a benefit for the community.
"We're a typical college town when it comes to food options," says Dr. Light. "It's easy to find plenty of pizza and fast food but what we didn't have was a fine-dining restaurant. It began making more and more sense that Hocking College, with its award-winning Culinary Arts program and hospitality program that is widely recognized as one of the best, should introduce fine dining along the Historic Square Arts District."
This month Rhapsody begins its third year. "We really looked at Rhapsody as both an opportunity and a challenge," says Lambrecht. "We recognized the need for a capstone experience beyond what they get at the Inn at Hocking College, the facility that is undergoing a major renovation and construction."
The new addition will include a high-tech demonstration lab, a baking lab, meat-cutting area and classrooms. The Inn's exterior and lobby will also be significantly altered.
"It's important that our students have the best classrooms and labs we can offer; they are only as good as the education they receive," Dr. Light says.
Some students also take advantage of travel-abroad opportunities with Rosmini Culinary Institute in Northern Italy. Their experience allows them to expand their cooking skills to include more Italian dishes and participate in an Italian language immersion course.
Board the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway for a ride along the rails and get a special treat - a visit to Robbins Crossing, the little settlement of mostly authentic log cabins at the eastern edge of Hocking College's campus. Passengers get to interact with community volunteers and interpretive services students from Hocking College, who are dressed in period costumes and are"residents" of Robbins Crossing each weekend from May through the end of October.
Several homes, a general store, a one-room school and the shops where a cooper and a blacksmith tend to the chores at hand are a sampling of what's found at Robbins Crossing. Norm Fox, the site's manager, says students have researched local history before weaving the message they share.
It is not by coincidence that the hours of operation for the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway and the times Robbins Crossing is open are nearly a perfect match, since Robbins Crossing is a regular stop for the train.
Larry Blake, marketing director for HVSRY, says his volunteers have added a couple of additional special rides throughout the off-season."The Santa Special in December is always a favorite and we're now offering rides that include an Easter egg hunt on Saturday and Sunday of Easter weekend," Blake notes.
For train information, call 800/967-7834 or 740/753-9531. Learn more about Robbins Crossing by calling 877/462-5464.
A new retail Web site, www.artofohio.com, is promoting the sale of Ohio artwork and providing increased visibility to artists. Art of Ohio is a service project of the Appalachian Center for Economic Networks (ACEnet), based in Athens. Photographs of artists' creations are uploaded to Art of Ohio where people all over the United States can view and purchase the artists' work.
Many of the artists found along Nelsonville's Historic Square Arts District have visibility on the Art of Ohio Web site. If an artist has his or her own Web site, Art of Ohio links to it as well as the gallery's site. Gallery exhibits and artists are constantly promoted through www.artofohio.com and various other media. There are plans for Annual Art of Ohio Exhibits to be held at different venues throughout the region.
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