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Charleston School of Law students and faculty heard the other shoe drop Wednesday when officials confirmed what many anticipated weeks ago: the school is being sold.
Owners of the private operation announced they intend to sell to the for-profit Infilaw System, which entered the picture in late July as part of what was then termed a "management agreement." That transitioned into a full-blown purchase this week.
"We made this decision because a majority of the founders had expressed a desire to pull back and retire," Robert Carr and George Kosko, two of the remaining founders and directors, said in a statement.
"As a result, this transaction is part of a necessary succession plan that ensures that the Charleston School of Law will be viable and thrive over the long term."
Infilaw operates three for-profit law schools in other parts of the country. Their involvement here has drawn fire from some who worry the sale could affect both the culture and the education quality at the private Charleston campus.
The cost of the pending sale was not disclosed. After a meeting with students to answer questions about the sale, Carr told The Post and Courier that an inquiry about the selling price was "not a legitimate question to ask" because the parties are in private business.
The transfer would become effective once it is approved by the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education (CHE) and the American Bar Association, which is expected to take months to complete.
One state lawmaker said Wednesday, however, that he already sees problems with that approval coming. State Rep. Leon Stavrinakis, D-Charleston, said Infilaw — and what the law school might resemble after the sale — could be inconsistent with criteria set by the legislature aimed at keeping higher education at quality levels and affordable. Current tuition runs about $38,000 a year.
During the meeting with students, Carr said Infilaw was the best option because conditions spelled out in the school's license agreement with CHE prevented the law school from talking with other state schools about merging.
He also said attempting to go public through other means was not an option because the financial and political climate in South Carolina does not favor adding a second law school. Some lawmakers had suggested the College of Charleston take over.
"Infilaw was the only option viable out there," Carr said. "The only one that would work, the only one we had confidence in."
The owners did leave open the option of hearing offers from others, such as businesses or other private groups or nonprofits. Anyone approaching them would had to come with "well thought-out and financially viable offers," the owner's statement said.
Officials, meanwhile, tried to calm the fears of faculty and staff after word of the sale began to spread Wednesday.
"This school is too important to all of us to see it undone," said Andy Abrams, dean of the law school, who added there has been no discussion about a change in staffing levels.
Abrams confirmed he plans to stay at the school — even after receiving other job inquiries — and recently signed another five-year contract as dean, he said.
Peter Goplerud, president of InfiLaw Management Solutions, added the company is dedicated to keeping "the faculty, the culture, the commitment to the community." From a business standpoint, he added, "we would be absolutely foolish to tear that apart."
The nine-year-old Charleston school and Infilaw already have a relationship that goes back years, including through discussions on operational matters.
Students, though, continued to express reservations about the school potentially becoming a "diploma mill," with some pointing to what they see as poor performance indicators at other Infilaw schools. Still others said they felt the faculty probably felt "betrayed" by how the sale was put together. Others questioned if small things, like repairing broken copy machines, would be done in a timely fashion if fixes have to follow corporate chains.
"We get 'PR' (public relations) lines whenever questions are asked," said first-year student Matt Kelly of Savannah, Ga., one of about 40 who attended the question and answer session.
Kelley also questioned what a "for-profit" operation had to gain and if it could keep quality levels consistent by taking over the Charleston school.
Reach Schuyler Kropf at 937-5551.


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Some Galaxy Note II units are shipping without the split screen multitasking feature
0. phoneArena 02 Oct 2012, 08:06 posted on
Don't be surprised if your Note II doesn't come with the multiwindows mode that Samsung demoed recently. It allows you to split the giant 5.5" screen, and use it for two apps instead of one at a time, resize the space for each app, and so on. The applications are numerous, and take the Android experience to a whole new level...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. Jeradiah3 (Posts: 1032; Member since: 11 Feb 2010)
I hope there is an update for the US version when it comes to that states within a month or so!! That is one of the best features ive seen on a phone in a while. Makes me want the AT&T variant of this phone even more
8. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
I'd assume it would be part of the phone when it launches in the US. Its just an issue since it just launched. Guess they just made this update as they were doing final boxing and only some units got it. No worries.
26. Jeradiah3 (Posts: 1032; Member since: 11 Feb 2010)
Right!! Ive never said this, but this phone is sexy lol. You can call it weird, but it worth noticing that Samsung may want you to jkeep this phone well beyond the time your capable of upgrading
Most people keep phones for at least a uear before they upgrade or buy another at full price. This is the type of phone you can keep until the wheels fall off............maybe lol
28. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
+1 on expecting the U.S. units of the GN II to ship with dual-screen multi-tasking. With this latest news, I will definitely be getting the GN II. No wonder Apple is wanting to get sales bans in place against Sammy. Sammy is eating Apple's lunch. First the GS III, now this. I can't wait to see the look on the faces of my friends who got iP5s when I pull out the GN II and show them the dual-screen multi-tasking.
33. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
iP5 users dont care.. havent you noticed that after soo many years..
37. ilia1986 (unregistered)
Jealousy Gallito. It's always been pure jealousy. iPhone users just know how to mask it properly.
38. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Right said ilia...
46. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
Some iPhone users aren't as good as others at masking their jealousy. I know a few who were downright envious when I would see e-mail attachments before they could courtesy of LTE service.
Now they will continue to be envious when I am composing a response while keeping the attachment open on the other window.
49. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
why jealousy if I wanted an Android trust me I can buy one. is my decision to stick with Apple...it seems that is hard for people like you to understand that there are people that don't like big screen that constantly lag.. but hey they multitask.. wow
58. ilia1986 (unregistered)
Gallito - the GS3 does many things. But one thing it simply can't do. It can't lag. No matter what you do.
69. jbryant624 (Posts: 12; Member since: 01 Oct 2012)
dude unfortunately you're wrong, i have a galaxy s3 quadcore and my brother an iphone 5. s3 is so smooth coming out of the box but as you use it it shows occasional lags like scrolling on pages, zooming in/out of photos and you have to kill apps every now and then. however, capacitive buttons react better than my xperia s. as for iphone 5, it's also smooth when it's brandnew, 4 days of using and double clicking the home button shows lag as well. playing graphics intense game however is better in iphone 5. take grand theft auto for example (bcoz there is no infinity blade on the play store)
75. BillyG (Posts: 305; Member since: 24 Sep 2012)
lol, talking about jealousy... samsung almost always include iPhone in their ads...
those flowy multitask is just an ads, in reality it will be laggy, and you'll be very lucky if it doesn't freeze on you...there's not enough 'butter' from google for all those droids :D
48. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
contrary to some reports, there are reports of many i5s being returned for galaxy devices.
I hope one day there are real numbers on the return rate.
Apple fanatics love the i5. People that know jack squat love the i5. People that look around, do comparisons, or pay attention at all rarely go for an i5.
50. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
you write alot but show no evidence like usual of what you say... making it .. your own opinion..
55. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
lmao that coming from you, who believes everything apple say is fact
android and lag....thats no longer valid, maybe 3 years ago it was, you know the same time that the iphone was an actually competitor...no longer the case now
76. BillyG (Posts: 305; Member since: 24 Sep 2012)
yeah, by many you probably means < 20 out of 5 millions right?
59. THETECHTEAM (Posts: 82; Member since: 12 Dec 2011)
They do care believe me. Cause they want what we can do on androids that's why they jailbreak them. So yes they do care!
2. PAPINYC (banned) (Posts: 2315; Member since: 30 Jul 2011)
Anyone know where I can find 'uropeans'?
Nevermind, he fixed it.
45. laheelahee (Posts: 213; Member since: 09 Apr 2012)
lol. did anyone notice that the weather was for GangNam (style) ??
3. prakesh (Posts: 92; Member since: 13 Sep 2012)
love this phone but 5.5 inch. its to big for my hands.. love the features and specs also the durability of this phone
how sad:-(
ill stick with my s3
15. IHateApple (banned) (Posts: 122; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
You are talking as if Note 2 is quite a bit bigger than SGS3.
21. AliNSiddiqui (Posts: 382; Member since: 19 Sep 2012)
There is a huge difference of 0.7 inches... it is super noticeable dude... especially in your hands... this is a great device but too big for my taste...
51. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
im on the fence about the size. I thought the SGS3 was a little big. Not sure if I can stomach the Note2 though it has everything I want... IN THE US VERSION.. WOO HOO!!.
The ONLY thing that I can find to bitch about is its size since I dont know if I can deal with it. For me, thats amazing. I find too many flaws in pretty much every phone that disqualify it from personal purchase.
The only other american phone I've had super low complaints about for its time, is my SGS1 that I'm still using.
Im not a fan of compromise at $600+. :)
54. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
size and build quality make it a definite no when thinking back to what HTC offers.....
71. doejon (Posts: 398; Member since: 31 Jul 2012)
IHateAPPLE is right its
not as bigger as may a lot of people think
i thought the same but i hade both device in my hand.. its much better in the hand than the note 1
its right that this size is not for everyone but
i would first look 4 myself and than say something ;-)
4. NokiaLumia920 (Posts: 28; Member since: 29 Sep 2012)
As you switch, it lags.. its just a static screenshot as seen on Galaxy Note 10.1.
Don't be tricked by that marketing tactic until Android got full multi tasking at a time.
9. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Samsung is no Nokia dude! =]
Breathe, hide your frustration/jealousy/envy and relax.
11. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Ive never seen a high end samsung device lag. Even my brothers 2 yr old sgs1.
14. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Same here..
But you know, haters gonna hate and trolls gonna troll. Just report them.
16. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Do that all the time. I love my gs2.
17. voxmarc (Posts: 332; Member since: 22 Aug 2012)
Nokia boy...i saw the video no lag and best of all it's not FAKE.
43. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
grow up mate, the fake vid is dead and buried
besides you act like samsung are perfect, why advertise a feature then not ship phones with it?
56. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Why don't you talk to your (limited-found trolling)buddy instead. He's the one claiming that this is a fake ad similar to the Nokia ones, which ain't actually the case. You don't kick in beehives and expect not to get stung, do you? Telling voxmarc to grow up is kinda hypocrite from a "neutral" guy.
It's a new feature, Samsung didn't have enough time to update all GNOTE II before shipping them.
But rest assured, they will all get it through a Kies or OTA update.
Unlike Nokia, not saying that the camera of the 920 is bad but it ain't(obviously not a DSLR) as good as promoted in the fake ads.
57. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
first not my ''buddy'' as no one on here is my buddy. second so when one says it that gives you the right to slate nokia and other phones......so you basically act just like the one you complain about smart ohh and your beehive thing.........come on thats so immature , you think you and your android lot are some force to be feared or summit
well what im learning is you cant be neutral on here, you have ifans saying random crap, fandroids doing the same, then the reasonable android users who are few. mainly this site is just full of fanboys
and back to the point be honest when they show a feature, especially one like this you would expect it to be shipped ready with it. the whole time thing isnt the case. so can apple claim they didnt have enough time to finish there maps off...becuase you android users have had a field day with that....see what im saying you do the same as those you complain about
and as for the 920's camera, its proved its good some say the best camera on a phone ( under the 808)
and i bet many android users will thumb this down
67. SleepingOz (unregistered)
When someone punch you first, you have the right to punch him back, it's called defense. I assume you must be some kind of jesus or ghandi in disguise, as you're telling me not to return the blow.
Yet you told voxmarc to grow up because he told the truth about Nokia faking their ads. Did he hit the weak spot of your fanboy ego, there?
Anyways, according to you, it's ok to troll and claim fake stuff about Samsung but it's taboo and childish to state facts about Nokia? See the hypocrisy?
Apple claimed that their maps were the best in world blablabla, that's why they got bashed.
Samsung never said that they'll ship the GNOTE II with this new feature. Expection sure leads to deception but it wasn't Samsung's fault. And I'm sure Samsung will make it available through an update asap.
Sure, the 920's cam is the best 8mp shooter atm but yet again still ain't as good as it was promoted in the fake ads.
Whether you like the fact that your beloved Nokia tried to mislead its customers or not, you gotta live with it, buddy.
70. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
you act like your in a fight, its just comments on phones yet you take it so damn personal like its against your family....whats up with that really
and as for sayin im some kind of jesus........mature really so because im bored of all the fanboy crap im seen as a passive nothing.
'' according to you, it's ok to troll and claim fake stuff about Samsung but it's taboo and childish to state facts about Nokia? See the hypocrisy?''
for f**ks sake seriously if you read some of my other comment ive defended samsung countless times against ifans and that nokialumia guy but if this is what android users are really like then whats the point of trying to be neutral and fair
as for the feature, if they show therenew phone using it, you expect automatically for that to be included...please if apple showed a feature then tnever brought it to there phone you guys would tear into it.
and as for fanboy ego? your more a fanboy then me. my beloved nokia? what is with you people and thinking a company is part of you get a grip.
but seriously i love how nokia prove there tech can do as they claim and you all rip into them samsung dont deliver a certain feature they show off and your quick to defend
but to end this crap, im done with all you android fans, i thought the ifans were the worst but least they dont hide, there dilusional rants are just that, but android fans pack together. look on the nokia articles and all the red thumbs and no it aint just ifans doing it
77. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
+1 from me. Kinda well said.....
81. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Talking about taking it personal.. Why are you on every articles, trying to defend Nokia, whenever you spot a "Nokia fake ads" comment? Going as far as telling someone to grow up for telling the truth. Funny huh?
Yes Nokia proved that the Lumia920's camera is capable but just not as good as demonstrated in the fake ads. =]
82. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
,mate ive commented like 4 times about the fake ad crap...so why bring it up? ive seen you get all defensive when someone brings up android and lag
so its ok to defend only if its android.
end it with this lumia 920 camera does what they claimed and beats all flagship models out there
and samsung should of been shipping these with the feature's they show. why show something that doesnt come with it. same principle
83. SleepingOz (unregistered)
It's ok to defend whatsoever company against false accusations(Android is no longer laggy since ICS) not when the company itself recognise its guiltiness(Nokia faking ads).
"why show something that doesnt come with it"
'coz this feature came after the first shipments but they will get it through an OTA update soon. Unlike Nokia fanboys, who will never get the DSLR quality on their Lumia920 as advertised in the fake ads. So nopes, it ain't the same. LMAO!
84. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
mate your as big a fanboy as anyone else on here
you keep using the fake ad as your defence against nokia, i'll enjoy my 808 with a camera you wont be getting anytime soon
but i like how you think (sarcasm) that nokia fake the video but samsung dont deliver a feature that should be on all and its fine.........
85. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Sure I'm a fanboy, but I ain't in denial. =]
If one day, Samsung ever try to mislead their customers, I'll be the first one to bash them.
Going from the L920 to the 808, seems like you're lacking arguments. LMAO!
I'm more into SMARTphones than fat cameraphones anyways. Also I have my EOS 5D for my photos so no worries.
I'll enjoy my split screen multitasking soon enough on my next GNOTE II along with the actual users who will get it soon. And they best of all is that it will perform as advertised. =D
86. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
ok first i aint going from the 920 to the 808, the fact is i own the 808 so ofcourse i may bring it up. and good for you i like phones with some substance, not thin things that crack from dropping it once.
mate i hope for your sake samsung do deliver becuase the way you act its like samsung have never failed or done wrong.
ohh and nice little dig back to the nokia ad, so s beam is as fast as on the adverts is it etc. but cba with these pointless comments now. your one of few android users who are just like the ifans
87. SleepingOz (unregistered)
The GNOTE II did pretty well in the drop test. So I'm not concern with crack etc.. Also Samsung never advertised the GSIII as being a tough phone, there's the Galaxy Rugby for that.
S Beam from my brother's GSIII is as fast as advertised. Try it and see by yourself. =)
Also I can tell the same about you..
89. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
yeah i never said that samsung were claiming the s3 was tough but it wasnt the greatest built phone around, even android users have admitted this. but again its a great phone
see i wont slag off android like you do to nokia because there isnt any point to it.
im such a fanboy.......how exactly?
88. SleepingOz (unregistered)
"ohh and nice little dig back to the nokia ad"
Wasn't this dicussion about fake ads started by your friend, Lumia920?
I'm just sticking to it unlike you, deviating from the subject when you lack argument.
90. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
seroiusly he aint my friend, considering i defended samsung when he was spouting his crap...although now i regret it due to fanboys like yourself
you make it hard to be unbiased when you attack everyone who dont fall in line with you
and the fake ad, ive ended that ages ago as they have proved the camera lives up to claims
91. SleepingOz (unregistered)
"im such a fanboy.......how exactly?"
Just read all your previous comments above with an unbiased mind.
One clear example is you telling someone to grow up for telling the 'bitter'(for a Nokia fanboy) TRUTH!
Keep coming with "they have proved the camera lives up to claims". Sure, but not as capable as they claimed in the fake videos.
Why can't you just accept this FACT?
May be 'coz you're a fanboy.
92. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
yeah whatever mate
maybe your a little sore that despite the fake vid the 920 has a better camera then your android flagships plus is shaping up to be a real contender
and yeah nokia fanboy aint i, i never defend samsung or android do i?......well i doubt i will be anymore. all the ifans get it in the neck (yes most talk complete crap) but you android fans troll just as bad. on every article theres a android fan bringing up apple. even when there nothing to do with it.
and calling me bitter,..... unlike you i dont think im a part of the company. i know you think your in some sort of android army fighting apple and others but your not your just a person who has an android phone
like im just a person with a nokia phone, doesnt make me part of them and blindly follow them.
93. SleepingOz (unregistered)
See? Once again, when you're unable to argue you try to deviate from the subject.
"maybe your a little sore that despite the fake vid the 920 has a better camera then your android flagships plus is shaping up to be a real contender"
AHAHAHAHAHA.. And you keep telling me you're not a fanboy! LMAO!
FYI, as I told you several times before, I don't care about camera on smartphones. Otherwise I'd have never made the switch from my N8 to the GSII. I have my 5D for photography.
Haha.. yeah yeah.. Keep being in denial of this fact dude. It's a typical characteristic of the Nokia fanboy.
94. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
what am i denying then android fanboy?
yeah well done you have a camera and a phone, i only have to carry one device thats why i went for it. so becuase you dont care about the camera it aint worth bringing up....so all those that dont care about the nokia ad are the same, they dont care so why do you always bring it up like its some kind of winning blow for android?
95. SleepingOz (unregistered)
As I told you before, this dicussion is about Samsung faking ads which is not the case unlike Nokia.
Seems like you want the last word so badly but unable to, that's why you keep deviating from the subject again and again and making stupid speculations such as;
"maybe your a little sore that despite the fake vid the 920 has a better camera then your android flagships plus is shaping up to be a real contender" and "so s beam is as fast as on the adverts is it etc." when you lose ground.
Haha I'm loving it!
Well, I'll let you have it for this time.
Good night, buddy.
96. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
first you can comment after this if you like i just want to set things straight as you love to try twist things round
first- samsung showed this feature so why isnt it reasonable to expect to get it. it is false advertising in the sense there showing something you aint getting straight away
second- devianting how all comes back and responds to your comments so if you claim im devianting you must be aswell
third- lose ground, seriously get this whole battle crap out of your head, we arent in some kind of fight me on nokia's side you on android or samsung.....its stupid ive defended samsung many times yet you brand me a nokia fan, well i like nokia i also like sony and samsung and HTC so am i fanboys to them too.
''Well, I'll let you have it for this time. ''
very arrogant mate
99. voxmarc (Posts: 332; Member since: 22 Aug 2012)
Nokiaoticrazor.....guess what every single note 2 will have this feature.........nuff said!...oh btw i grew up to be a 5'11"......
101. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
lmao yeah because i said that samsung wouldnt update didnt i,no i didnt besides your late to reply where was you when this discussion was actually happening
ohh and clever nokiaoticrazor let me try with you..........errr dumbcockyvoxmarc
yeah needs some work but ohh well
19. matrix_neo (Posts: 334; Member since: 03 Nov 2011)
Have you tried using galaxy note 2 in your own hand? If not stop trolling. Android advance to another level, unlike windows phone just only starting. When your Nokia will have the feature of split screen multitasking, maybe in the year 2020?
42. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
gotta say i find it funny how you android users say about trolls but then slag off other OS's like wp8
remember that every OS has to start somewhere just because android is doing well now doesnt mean wp8 wont either. as for features tech moves fast now so we can do nothing else but watch and see
just saying if you slate over OS's then expect others to do the same to you
i like android great OS, i also like nokia and how wp8 is looking
39. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Take a vacation for a week, bye PA.
40. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Android needs heavy hardware to push the system, cause it:s a full OS.
5. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
I love samsung devices, i don't know why im just drawn to them.

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its subscription service in 1999. The user base grew quickly, reporting 23.6 million
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executives shaking in their boots, and even pushed
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While Netflix continues to grow as far as audience and content goes, the movie
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amongst friends.
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Ramsey, a Nashville lawyer, noted that those who share subscriptions within the
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The following is a list of new materials received in February at the Elkins-Randolph County Public Library:
Juvenile fiction - "Nora's Chicks" (Easy Books) by Patricia MacLachlan, "Charley's First Night" (E) by Amy Hest, "Gingersnap" by Patricia Reilly-Giff, "Light in the Darkness: a Story about How Slaves Learned in Secret" (E) by Lesa Cline-Ransome.
Fiction - "The Yada Yada Prayer Group: a Novel," "The Yada Yada Prayer Group Gets Caught: a Novel," "The Yada Yada Prayer Group Gets Decked Out: a Novel," "The Yada Yada Prayer Group Gets Down: a Novel," all by Neta Jackson; "Journey of the Daggers: the Complete 2012 Trilogy" by Peter Galarneau, "Private Berlin" by James Patterson, "Until the End of Time: a Novel" by Danielle Steel.
Large-print fiction - "Sea Glass Winter: a Shelter Bay Novel" by JoAnn Ross.
Mystery - "Suspect" by Robert Crais, "Deadly Stakes: a Novel" by J.A. Jance.
Large-print Westerns - "Sky Blue: a Western Story" by Max Brand, "Red Fire: a Western Trio" by Max Brand, "The Bounty Killers" by J.A. Johnstone.
Biography - "Hitmaker: the Man and His Music" by Tommy Mottola.
General nonfiction - "Invisible Armies: an Epic History of Guerrilla Warfare from Ancient Times to the Present" by Max Boot, "The Melt Method: a Breakthrough Self-treatment System to Eliminate Chronic Pain, Erase the Signs of Aging, and Feel Fantastic in Just 10 Minutes a Day!" by Sue Hitzmann, "Physics in Mind: a Quantum View of the Brain" by Werner R. Loewenstein.
Audio books (CDs) - "Two Graves" (16.5 hours) by Preston Douglas, "The Forgotten" (12.5 hours) by David Baldacci, "The Husband List" (8.5 hours) by Janet Evanovich, "Private Berlin" (8 hours) by James Patterson, "Kinsey and Me: Stories" (8 hours) by Sue Grafton, "The Moonlit Mind" (3.75 hours) by Dean Koontz, "Suspect" (8.5 hours) by Robert Crais, "Dream Eyes" (9.25 hours) by Jayne Ann Krentz, "The Good House: a Novel" (10 hours) by Ann Leary, "The Round House: a Novel" (12.5 hours) by Louise Erdrich, "The Last Runaway" (9 hours) by Tracy Chevalier.
Movies (DVDs) - "Hotel Transylvania" (PG), "The Words" (PG-13), "Now Is Good" (PG-13), "Trouble with the Curve" (PG-13), "The Cold Light of Day" (PG-13), "Take 2" (PG-13), "Pitch Perfect" (PG-13), "All Superheroes Must Die" (Not Rated), "Killer Joe" (R), "Deadfall" (R), "Dredd" (R), "The Paperboy" (R), "Officer Down" (R), "House at the End of the Street" (NR; violence), "Arbitrage" (R), "Hit & Run" (R).


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quote: Their hardware Q2 of 2012, Apple Generated $1.9 Billion in revenue from Itunes
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Son says he found mother's car in industrial park
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A search for a missing Waterford woman has been suspended in Racine County.
The Racine County Sheriff's Department told WISN 12 News that 51-year-old Annette Maki's son called concerned about his mother's well-being.
At 3 p.m. Monday, the son found his mother's car in an industrial park.
The son told the Sheriff's Department that often when his mother is depressed, she is found near trails and nature parks.
Authorities were searching Wadewitz Nature Center in Rochester Monday afternoon because it is near the industrial park where her car was found.
Maki has not been found.
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Eleven Rockford aldermen approved a 2 percent raise for non-union staff Wednesday, as well as passing the city's five-year rolling road construction plan.
The raise will cost the city about $462,000 in annual salary costs. Linda McNeely, D-13, cast the lone "no" vote.
Tom McNamara, D-3, said he approved the raise because the city has been losing staffers not just to the private sector "which is understandable," but to smaller surrounding cities and villages.
The road construction plan had more discussion, with most aldermen advocating for greater input in the plan earlier in the process and a need to find more money to fix residential streets.
The controversial Whitman Street bridge fixes, which could cost $4 million to $15 million, depending on how much the city wants to change the web of ramps and bridges, was a popular topic. But once Jamie Getchius, R-2, said there is no money in the road budget for Whitman Street in 2014, the plan passed 11-2.
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ROCKFORD - Aldermen put brakes on a plan to demolish the Water Street parking deck until the project can be vetted with downtown businesses that use the space.
The City Council was asked Wednesday to reallocate $200,000 in River Edge Redevelopment Zone funds to raze the two-level deck that is home to Rockford City Market in warmer weather.
Aldermen said tenants in the Waterside Center, which is on Water Street adjacent to the deck, haven't been given the chance to discuss how parking changes would affect their businesses.
The deck would be changed into a surface lot, but exactly how many spaces it would have and how it would be designed haven't been determined.
"I don't have a problem with them tearing it down as long as they provide us adequate parking once it's gone," said Mike White, who owns the building.
Customers drive the need for parking space, and if they don't have adequate parking, they won't come downtown, he said.
City officials see razing the deck as a less expensive option than the $750,000 it would cost in structural repairs it will eventually need and more conducive to the growing City Market.
How much it would cost to raze the deck and build a surface lot wasn't mentioned.
Businesses inside the Waterside Center already make sacrifices to help assure City Market's success, including closing early on Fridays to accommodate the market.
Ald. Tom McNamara said city staff had led City Council members to think that tenants had been included in the discussion about the potential demolition, but he found out before Wednesday's scheduled vote that those talks hadn't happened.
McNamara said it's inexcusable that tenants had not been included in the discussion.
"The tenants and the owners have been fantastic partners with the city. They've been wonderful, compliant partners with (Rock River Development Partnership) and the wonderful City Market."
Attorney Ann Dempsey of Oliver Close, which occupies part of the Waterside Center, said tenants are waiting to see the city's plan for the Water Street lot.
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Furlong, 33, who also starred in Terminator 2, was taken into custody while he was in court for a hearing on the restraining order obtained by Rachael Kneeland, according to a spokesman for the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office.
Furlong and Kneeland, who are parents of 4-year-old Ethan, are in the midst of a contentious divorce that has included allegations of drug use and suicide threats by the actor.
In her court papers, Kneeland alleged that last Sept. 23, Furlong "grabbed me, bruised me, pushed me ... left messages saying he would hire people to come and beat me with chains and bats. He is smoking cocaine and doing other various drugs. He is very unpredictable."
Furlong has denied the latest allegations. But a judge issued a three-year restraining order against the actor, along with ordering him to undergo counseling.
Furlong's arrest came the morning after he attended the Green Hornet premiere in L.A. He was "in the best mood," says a friend of the actor, who had a busy few weeks ahead of him.
According to the source, he was planning to head to Mexico City for the Jan. 27 world premiere of the movie Tequila and then fly to Park City, Utah, for a screening of his film Attack on Darfur.
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NASA'S Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) is one of the world's primary sources for climate data. GISS issues regular updates on world temperatures based on their analysis of temperature readings from thousands of monitoring stations over the globe.
GISS' most recent data release originally reported last October as being extraordinarily warm-- a full 0.78C above normal. This would have made it the warmest October on record; a huge increase over the previous month's data.
Those results set off alarm bells with Steve McIntyre and his gang of Baker Street irregulars at Climateaudit.org. They noted that NASA's data didn't agree at all with the satellite temperature record, which showed October to be very mild, continuing the same trend of slight cooling that has persisted since 1998. So they dug a little deeper.
McIntyre, the same man who found errors last year in GISS's US temperature record, quickly noted that most of the temperature increase was coming from Russia. A chart of world temperatures showed that in October, most of Russia, the largest nation on Earth, was not only registering hot, but literally off the scale. Yet anecdotal reports were suggesting that worldwide, October was actually slightly colder than normal. Could there be another error in GISS's data?
An alert reader on McIntyre's blog revealed that there was a very large problem. Looking at the actual readings from individual stations in Russia showed a curious anomaly. The locations had all been assigned the exact temperatures from a month earlier-- the much warmer month of September. Russia cools very rapidly in the fall months, so recycling the data from the earlier month had led to a massive temperature increase.
A few locations in Ireland were also found to be using September data.
Steve McIntyre informed GISS of the error by email. According to McIntyre, there was no response, but within "about an hour", GISS pulled down the erroneous data, citing a "mishap" and pointing the finger of blame upstream to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminstration (NOAA).
NOAA's Deputy Director of Communications, Scott Smullens, tells DailyTech that NOAA is responsible only for temperature readings in the US, not those in other nations.
The error not only affected October data, but due to the complex algorithm GISS uses to convert actual temperature readings into their output results, altered the previously published values for several other months as well. The values for August 2008, for instance, changed by 0.11C and the global anomaly as far back as 2005 increased by a hundredth of a degree.
GISS is run by Dr. James Hansen, a strident global warming advocate who has accused oil companies of "crimes against humanity". Hansen recently made headlines when he travelled to London to testify on behalf of a group of environmentalists who had damaged a coal plant in protest against global warming. Hansen also serves as science advisor to Al Gore.
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quote: by Catalyst on November 16, 2008 at 2:35 AMSNIPquote:"I think most reasonable people would say I'm not going to radically change my proposed convention center until your model can do a better job at predicting new buildings. In other words, I'm not convinced there IS a problem to fix vis-a-vis climate (although I agree that reductions in CO2 would be good for many things, from acid rain to ocean acidification, and that research in that direction should be solid.)"This statement reflects the heart of what I am interested in. Built into the first part of the argument (and most like it) is the false assumption that the status quo unquestionably represents best practices, and paradoxically that the burden of proof of no harm falls upon those who want to avert pollution. If you are undertaking an action that you know is damaging (polluting), clearly the burden of proof falls on you to demonstrate that doing so would not have deleterious effects. If there is evidence that there is significant impact, the burden is again on you to remediate or eliminate that impact. This is the logical position, but not the one taken by most climate skeptics when arguing the conclusions they draw from the matter. It seems to indicate that the issue for them is ideological or dogmatic and not with the science portion of the equation. The tone also seems to indicate that even if the science were irrefutable, they would take issue with having to change their stance. This seeming inflexibility is what I find odd in the normally future forward tech community. I wonder does this come from the business side or are there specific influential leaders in the tech crowd that shape the community view?


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Monday, January 14, 2013
Student and staff at Newington Elementary School celebrated the recent excellent school report card rating earned by the school for the third consecutive year. The results of the schools 2012 PASS scores, indicate that Newington is a school of excellence. During the celebration Friday morning, Principal Cammy Groome shared with the student body and parents gathered in the media center that 298 of the schools 3rd-5th graders scored exemplary in one or more areas on last years assessment. In addition, 30 students were recognized as the schools Royal Court, Kings, Queens, Princes and Princesses of PASS, for having scored either the highest score in an area of the test or for scoring perfect scores. Former 5th graders were invited back to the school to participate in the celebration and to receive recognition along with the current 4th and 5th graders being honored. Following the introduction of the Royal Court, a school parade of all students with exemplary scores was held while classrooms lined the hallways to dance and high-five the Excellent Leaders. In addition, classroom lessons and activities for the day were centered around the theme of Excellence. Newington Elementary School appreciates the excellent team effort of our students, staff, and parents, and the support of our Excellent School District!
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Ladies, if you're anything like me then the dry winter weather is doing a number on your skin. I'm having to lotion up daily to keep my poor skin from turning into a dry mess and I know that the products I use need to be heavy duty AND I want them to smell good!
Imagine my excitement when I discovered the Happy Button Soap Co. The bath treats that this shop offers are so decadent you'll forget all about that crummy, cold weather outside and your skin will be happy too! I have to say I'm in love with some of these products, like the lip butters, silky finish body lotion and decadent scrubs. I chatted with Bree to find out a little bit more about Happy Button Soap Co.
Where did you come up with the name for your shop? I decided to call the shop "Happy Button Soap Company" as sort of a funny spin off of the nickname my husband calls me. He calls me "Button" (aww!). One day I said to him when I was making scrubs for myself in my kitchen, "You know, I like making soaps…Making soaps makes me a Happy Button!" and it just seemed like the perfect fit for a store name! From then on, I set up the shop, and it was suitable called "Happy Button Soap Co."
What or who are your inspirations? My inspirations starting out, were definitely two major things: Growing up in New England, and specifically, FALL in New England. It's such a magical time of year, and there is always traditions, smells in the air, and feelings that just go so naturally with it. I wanted to capture these feelings and scents, as best I could with my first scent collection, called "Fall in New England Collection". The scents in this collection consist of: Autumn Harvest, which is the scent of falling leaves mingled with fresh baked pumpkin pie, County Fair, which is a carnival all wrapped up in a scrub; Buttery funnel cakes, cotton candy, and gooey caramel apples. There is also Vermont Pecan Pie, which is decadent pecan pie drizzled with rich Maple syrup as only Vermont can do, and finally Apple Butter & Caramel, which apple butter is something consistently found in just about any Country store in New England; homemade apple butter churned with warm delicious caramel.
I was also inspired by one of my favorite movies growing up as a child, The Labyrinth. I honestly don't know a single person my age (in my 30's! D'oh!) that hasn't seen this movie, and watched it when they were a kid. I created a collection of scents that are inspired by this movie. There is no affiliation to the Henson Company, just a fan! This collection is called the "Goblin City Collection", and features scents such as: The Missus, which was inspired by the little blue worm in the beginning of the labyrinth. This is the scent of Black Tea and White almond cake. The Next scent takes us down into the the Oubliette, which is a much more herbal scent; Oakmoss, Sage, Vanilla, and Sandalwood. Further on, we find ourselves lost in the Firey Forest (Fae Woods) which is scented with: Redwood, Cedar, Sage, and Blackberries. As Sarah continues on her journey to save her baby brother Toby, she falls prey to a poisoned peach and end up in a hallucination of a giant fantasy Masquerade ball. This is the scent of Juicy fresh peaches and sparkling pink sugar. At last, Sarah finally triumphs over the Evil Goblin King by saying the words, and wins back her baby brother just at the stroke of Thirteen O' Clock; this is the scent of victory, Fresh cut long-stem red roses, and bubbly champagne. For fans of this movie, this is a fun way to give it another sense of life!
What are 3 of your favorite items from your shop? The Decadent Sugar Scrubs – These were a creation borne from my original blend sugar scrubs, and the idea of combining chocolate, as some high-end spas are now offering chocolate body treatments. One thing that always drives me up the wall, is when I buy a chocolate scented bath product, and it smells so artificial. I actually bought one from the Hershey Chocolate factory once, it was awful! Very few people can make chocolate scented items which smell very realistic. I had aspired to wanting the most realistic chocolate scent for my product, and I realized the sure fire only way to do that, was to actually melt down real semi-sweet dark chocolate. These scrubs far exceeded my expectations in what I had hoped to achieve, and lend the perfect balance between aromatherapy in the form of rich delicious chocolate scent, and also the exfoliation and cleaning power of the whipped soap/sugar it is blended with. Scents in this collection include: Chocolate covered strawberry (Date Night), Chocolate Mint (Grasshopper), Chocolate Lavender (Land of Nod), Chocolate coconut (Coconut Bliss) and pure un-adultered chocolate for those chocolate purists out there (Chocolate Heaven).
I also really love the Lip Butters – I am very picky when it comes to lip balm. I don't particularly enjoy the types that leave you feeling like you have a waxy coating on your lips. Instead, I created a lip balm that is made with moisturizing butters, and glides on smooth and well…"like Buttah!". I made these in four fun flavors: Peppermint Frosting, Red Velvet Cake, Gingersnap, and Butter Toffee Crunch.
Lastly, I really enjoy the Solid Perfumes – I created solid perfumes specifically in a twist up tube for easy application. No more sticking your fingers into a pot. Blended for unique scents that have a variety of different notes that I felt would appeal to the masses; or, if you want a fun example, the 4 female archetypes aka the 'Sex in the city' characters: The Samantha, the Charlotte, the Miranda, and the Carrie – I see Nazarene as a Samantha type scent – very sultry, resinous, sexy. Sacred is a Carrie type scent it's soft, sexy and feminine all at the same time. Arctic Maiden is a softer very clean scent, definitely a Charlotte. Lastly, Dragon Lady is a powerful sexy scent that exudes confidence and authority…Just like Miranda.
Nazarene: The scent of Frankincense, Myrrh, and Patchouli mingled with Orange blossoms and musk in the night air
Sacred: Nag Chama incense burning amongst freshly scattered Rose petals
Arctic Maiden: Frigid ocean air touched with electrically charged Ozone, Eucalyptus, musk, and Sandalwood
Dragon Lady: Dried wind blown leaves, smoky sandalwood, cedar, Nag Champa incense entwined with the resinous depth of Dragon's Blood
Where do you see yourself and your shop at this time next year? I would like to think I will still be happily making and fulfilling orders for customers who have come to love my products. I am very thankful that I was able to embark on the journey of starting up my own bath and body business, and it warms my heart to imagine it growing far beyond where we are now. I have so many ideas – possibly new products, always new scents, contests, sales, etc! I was a consumer long before a shop owner, so I know how important it is to have solid customer service, and I love receiving customer feedback.
What is one piece of advice you would give to aspiring handmade shop owners? I would say that it is important, before you open your shop, to have a game plan as to how you are going to operate, create a budget, and create goals for yourself, and for your business. Plan ahead as much as you can, as far as how often you will rotate scents, what sorts of products you will offer, how long will you TAT (turn around time be) will you be offering sales/discounts, would you consider wholesale…these are all questions you need to be aware of, as even if they are not an immediate concern, you should be prepared when/if that topic comes up, and how you are planning to handle it. Also, There is a fine line with Pricing – you want to make a profit, but you want to also remain competitive, especially when starting out. research other companies in your area of business, and make sure you are presenting yourself appropriately. Lastly, find an edge for your business that makes your business unique. Most importantly, if you are dreaming it, DO IT! and have fun with it.
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Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant Files Federal Suit Challenging Transport Union Discrimination
Union officials retaliate against flight attendant for resigning union membership
Dallas, TX (August 8, 2014) – An Oakland, California-based Southwest Airline (NYSE: LUV) flight attendant has filed a federal lawsuit against a local union for discriminating against him for resigning his union membership.
With free legal assistance from staff attorneys provided by the National Right to Work Foundation, Kent Hand, a flight attendant for 12 years, filed the lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.
In October 2013, Hand resigned his membership in the Transport Workers Union of America (TWU) Local 556.
Shortly thereafter, Hand received a phone call from a TWU Local 556 union official informing him that he was being removed from the Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) team because he resigned his union membership.


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MARTINSBURG - Smallwood and Small Insurance in Martinsburg held its first Customer Appreciation Fall Fest Friday to say "thank you" to all its customers for 30-plus years of business.
"And we're not trying to sell insurance," quipped Tom Miller, co-owner of Smallwood and Small.
Featuring moon bounces, a video game truck, food by Signature Event Caterers and music by WLTF, the free festival was to give something back to their customers, said co-owner Fred Kerns.
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Friends and staff of Smallwood and Small Insurance take part in the agency's first Customer Appreciation Fall Fest Friday.
"For their loyalty and trusting us for 31 years," he said. "We hope this becomes an annual event. We're proud to be part of the community and to serve the community."
Founded in 1981 by James W. Smallwood and C.H. "Jack" Small, the company is a full-service independent insurance agency representing several insurance companies, including The Erie Insurance Group.
"We have about 9,000 policy holders with Erie alone," Kerns said.
Miller, Kerns and Scott Miller, who retired last year, bought the company from Small in December 1988. Smallwood had retired the year before. Kerns, Miller and Miller had worked for the company practically since its inception.
Originally located on West King Street in downtown Martinsburg, the company built its own office building at 121 Administrative Drive off Edwin Miller Boulevard in 2008.
Kerns and Miller are justifiably proud of the many awards bestowed on their agency by Erie Insurance, including the F.W. Hirt quality agent's award; the Samuel P. Black Jr. award three times for writing quality auto insurance, once ranked the No. 2 agency in Erie's 14-state region; the Elite Homeowners award for being the ninth top writer of quality homeowners insurance out of more than about 2,000 agencies for Erie; and the H.O. Hirt Founders Award for writing quality insurance for 23 consecutive years, the longest streak in West Virginia.
H.O. Hirt co-founded the company in 1925; Samuel P. Black Jr. was Erie's first full-time adjuster and claims manager; and F.W. "Bill" Hirt was H.O.'s son and second president of the company.
"Erie is different than most insurance companies," Kerns said. "You will not see them on TV. They do not advertise."
Erie distributes posters that reads "We're not about funny commercials. We're about serious insurance," Kerns said.
"I would trade Erie for all the other insurance companies," he said.
Smallwood and Small strives above all else for good customer service, Kerns said, going the extra mile to explain insurance coverage and to educate policy holders.
"Next Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon, we're going to have customer service training for our staff at Blue Ridge Community and Technical College to sharpen our skills," Kerns said. "We do not want to stay status quo. We always want to improve service."
The agency has 16 employees.
Community involvement is important to Kerns and Miller, who, along with the staff, are involved in United Way, youth sports, Scouts, March of Dimes, Big Brothers Big Sisters, St. Joseph's Parish School, Shenandoah Women's Center and Special Olympics.
For more information about Smallwood and Small Insurance, go to www.smallwoodandsmall.com or call 304-263-3361.
- Staff writer John McVey can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 128, or email@example.com.


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Historical Traditions of Business and Entrepreneurship
This course introduces students to the stakeholder management framework for decision making. Topics covered include business's societal and ethical responsibilities to internal and external stakeholders. Students learn how managers identify groups who have a stake in the business and its practices. Outcomes and skills of the Gore School of Business are introduced. Offered Spring and Summer semesters.
Leadership Development
This course provides an intellectual and analytical examination of the core issues in the practice of leadership. Students will examine these issues of leadership within the Westminster College and local community environments. The course will contain a mix of theory and practice, and students will use an experiential, applied instructional approach. Discussion, exercises, self-analysis, and skill practice will be the primary learning methods used in the course. Co-requisite: PSYC 105 or INTR 100. Offered Fall semester.
Business Quantitative Methods
This course applies quantitative methods to business and economic problems. The emphasis is on learning to select appropriate problem solving methods, apply the chosen method, use appropriate software tools, and interpret the solution. Business and economic problems are used to demonstrate quantitative decision-making methods and qualitative interpretation and understanding of solutions. Prerequisite: MATH 141. Co-requisite: IRM 200. Offered Fall, Spring and Summer semesters.
Principles of Management
Examines the concepts and influences operating in business organizations, the functions of managers in that setting, and the managerial role in non-business organizations. Emphasizes historical foundations of management and principles of management theory and how theory is practiced. Contemporary examples are used to illustrate/demonstrate fundamental precepts. Prerequisite: MATH 141. Offered Fall, Spring and Summer semesters.
Operations Management
This course examines production/operations as the third aspect of the finance, marketing, and conversion triad. The course is important in understanding the assembly of materials and ideas in creating a product or service. Prerequisites: MGMT 305, MATH 150. Offered Spring semesters.


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Synonyms- not left, correct, intelligence
Antinyms- left, wrong, stupidity
Antinyms- left, wrong, stupidity
The ancient peoples considered right(direction) correct and civilized, leaving left to be incorrect and uncivilized. hence the term right, meaning correct. this idea apparantly stil exists
de Drew 21 janvier 2005
dam skippy nigga,used mainly by skaters blacks and a few asain too, often by police in drug raids
When i hid the weed from the cop,i exersized my rights.
de DerekStahl 5 mai 2008
when someone is standing really uncomfortably close to you as to almost be really close to your boobs, or to be oggling them.
i was talkin to this dude and he was all up in my rights
de picklefish 17 juillet 2003
1. Not left.
2. Not wrong.
2. Not wrong.
1. "What's the opposite of left?"
2. "Right!"
1. "That's right!"
2. "That's what I said, why are you correcting me?"
1. -_-
2. "Right!"
1. "That's right!"
2. "That's what I said, why are you correcting me?"
1. -_-
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Of all of the vices out there that crop up along the strait and narrow path like stumbling stones, the one that has nary held the slightest whiff of temptation for me is gambling.
Perhaps this is because of my general dislike of anything having to do with too many numbers (an awful, embarrassing admission for the son of a Certified Public Accountant, I know!), or it could possibly be attributed to a belief on my part that we work too hard for our incomes today to risk the proceeds of our labor to chance, but – despite numerous forays to bachelor parties both in Las Vegas and Atlantic City and many unsuccessful bids for making a quick million through uncountable office lotto pools – I have never been taken in by the dulcet tones of wagering's siren's song.
I mention this little fact in passing only by way of an explanation; for you see it was a little over a week ago when I initially started drafting this blog posting – which was then on the predicted winner of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize: Pope Francis!
This draft on Pope Francis wasn't just a shot in the dark on my part – nor was it wishful thinking of an admirer (although I certainly am that)! Instead, I based my early predictions on whom all the bookmakers were saying was the likely shoo-in for this year's most prestigious prize for peace. All across the world, news outlets were touting our current Pope as an odd on favorite: that is – of course – until last Friday when the Norwegian Nobel Committee – who awards the prize – announced that the TWO winners of this year's award were a sixty year old Indian Hindu child labor activist and a 17 year old Pakistani Muslim schoolgirl and education activist, and decidedly NOT an Argentine septuagenarian who happens to lead the Roman Catholic Church! (my general skepticism of the inerrancy of statistical prediction thereby remaining intact!)) And despite his "loss "to them, I imagine that Pope Francis – with his emphasis on caring for the poorest and least among us – would most assuredly approve of the Nobel Committee's choice of Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai as this year's Nobel Peace Prize honorees.
The first recipient – Mr. Satyarthi – whom the Nobel Committee honored this year in recognition of his many decades working against child labor practices both within and outside India – has previously served as Secretary General of the Bonded Labor Liberation Front and the founder of the group "Save the Childhood Mission" since 1980; he has been credited with acting to protect the rights of over 83,000 child laborers around the world and was likewise a moving force behind the International Labor Organization adopting it's Convention No. 182 which prohibits the worst forms of child labor.
Mr. Satyarthi's co-honoree – Malala Yousafzai – is a little better known. Only 17 upon receiving this year's Nobel Peace Prize honor, Malala -as she is popularly known in the media – earned her celebrity in a manner that no little girl – indeed, no child – should ever become well-known: two years ago – at the age of only 15, after writing a blog post that described what life was like for a young woman attempting to go to school and gain an education in the Taliban controlled region of North-west Pakistan known as the Swat Valley –Malala was shot in the face at point blank range by a Taliban gunman on a crowded bus on her way to school. After a miraculous survival – where she was airlifted to Britain for treatment – Malala has gone on to become a best-selling memoirist, activist and advocate on behalf of educational opportunities for children – especially young women. At 17, Malala is the youngest person to have ever received the Nobel Peace Prize since it was first awarded back in 1901.
Both brave and well-respected honorees working on behalf of worthy and important causes, I think that the Nobel Committee did an outstanding job in selecting their honorees this year – particularly in the case of Malala and her advocacy on behalf of education for young women and girls. As someone concerned about development and peace, I know that there is almost no better predictor of the success for a nation's thriving than when the education of girls is a priority. In these instances – when the education of girls in given prominence – young women tend to wed later, earn more and take better care of their families: it has been estimated that one year of primary school increases a girl's future wages by 10-20%, and an extra year of secondary school increases her earning potential by 15-25%, and according to USAID, each additional year of female education reduces child mortality in those places by 18,000 births per year.
A number of years ago, I had the opportunity to see the importance of advocacy on behalf of education for young women first-hand when I traveled over to Northern Tanzania along with other diocesan social action directors on a trip that was sponsored by Catholic Relief Services. While we were there, we had the opportunity to sit down with a local bishop who shared a meal with us. During our supper, we had the opportunity to ask him some questions regarding his ministry and the people in the diocese where he served. This particular bishop had a fairly significant population of Maasai people within his diocese, many of whom had begun to attend the local Church. When some of our group began to question him regarding the the Maasai's tribal tradition of plural marriage (the Maasai traditionally practiced polygamy), and what he was doing to discourage such practices among his congregants, the Bishop smiled and responded that the most effective approach he had found to counter-act such practices was a "pastoral" one: when the local tribal chieftans of the Maasai had approached him with a request that their sons be educated at the local parochial schools, the bishop stated that he'd agree to their request only if in addition to having their sons attend the schools, that they sent their daughters for an education as well. He went on to explain that he had imposed this condition knowing full well that once the majority of these young women were thus educated, most would not elect to enter into a plural marriage but instead choose to marry only one husband given the opportunity to do so.
In recalling this story, it does not escape me that as I draft this blog post, the Bishops of the world are assembled over in Rome for an "Extraordinary Synod of the Bishops on the Family"; in researching what to write about this year's Nobel laureates – particularly Malala – as well as keeping up with some of the proceedings of the Synod in Rome, the words and actions of that extraordinarily wise Bishop whom I encountered in Tanzania kept returning to me: the brilliance of the solution to the "pastoral problem" he was presented with – the actions that he undertook on behalf of the girl children of his community so deeply respectful of both the dignity of those young women and marriage itself – that I remain in awe of his simple – yet not simplistic – wisdom to this day.
One of my favorite Scriptural passages from the Old Testament – particularly at Christmas time, but honestly at any time of year – has always been the 11th Chapter of Isaiah, Verse 6: "and the wolf will live with the lamb, and the leopard will lie down with the goat, the calf and the lion and the fatling together; and a little child will lead them." With such a dearth of authentic leadership afflicting our world today, perhaps it is exactly here – with the children: Malala, the young women of the Maasai community, all children everywhere: boys and girls – that the simple quest for human decency, dignity and development should begin.
If the children thus lead, perhaps the "leaders" will follow, and we can begin to realize that the peaceable kingdom promised all those centuries ago in the beautiful words of Isaiah – a most worthy prize indeed!


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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Davis to speak at Providence Baptist
Connie Maxwell Children's Home President Dr. Ben Davis will be the guest speaker at Providence Baptist Church on Sunday, Sept. 22 during the 11 a.m. service.
Dr. Davis will be sharing information about the 72 children that reside in nine family- styled homes on the main campus in Greenwood, as well as the Home's other campuses.
The mission of the Connie Maxwell Children's Home, a Baptist ministry for children and families of South Carolina, is to care for children while developing and strengthening positive relationships in a Christian environment.
Providence invites you to attend as Dr. Davis shares his heart for missions and how these ministries impact the children of our state.
Providence Baptist Church will have its Fifth September Sunday Special Singing Service during the Worship Service at 11 a.m. with Lord's Supper and dinner to follow.
Hood's Chapel UM Church will hold a rummage sale on Saturday, Oct. 5 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. The sale will be inside the church in the fellowship hall.
The church will also be selling barbecue sandwiches, chicken bog, and chili, and slaw. Come out and look around … there will be a variety of items.
Hood's Chapel will also have praise and worship with dinner afterward on the fifth Sunday, Sept. 29. Homecoming is on Sunday, Oct. 27.
Happy September birthdays from Providence Baptist Church to Jennifer Miller, Angie Owens, Kate Brown, Gracie Sawtelle, Jennifer Hayes, Sabrina Randolph, Lonnie Kessler, Jennifer Kimrey, Breanna Saturday and Gentry Ward.
Happy Birthday from Hood's Chapel UM Church to Reba Edens.
Prayer List
Continue to pray for Virginia Kirkland, Thelma Shurlknight, Eric Shurlknight, Louise Litchfield, Woody Litchfield, Madison Litchfield, Diane Litchfield, Diane Gaskins, Viola Atkins, Viola Murphy, Violet O'Connor, Justin Knight, Ted Caddell, Jackie Caddell, Bo Langley, David Brown, Sally Bowick, Mildred Thames, Shirley Perry, Gennie Vincent, Geraldine Garrett, Frankie Garrett, Allen Mills, DP Caddell, Mitzie Caddell, Roy and Marlene Farmer, Marion and Juanita Mills, Bryon and Jennelle Watts, Gage Brinson, Kitty Cumbee, Ruth Cumbee, Yvonne Cumbee, Sam and Yvonne Hood, Ricky Hood, Brenda Law, Rouse Thomas, Kyle Thomas, Gloria Connor, Patricia West, Willie Cox, Cassidy Cox, Debra Fail, Barbara Alexander, Shelvy Jean Wilson, Willis Wiggins, Leah Mitchum, Liz Barlow, Marie Barlow, Kelly Umphlett, Pastor Reggie, Brandon Thames, Carolyn Guerry, Kathy Smith, Coty Mullanax, Kathleen Newsome, Kit Reames, Wilma Morris, Zachary Waterman, John Graham, Jeff Davis, Timmie Crawford, Barry Swall, Janice Musau, Betty Delk, Mike Mitchum, Regie Dunston, Sarah Jackson, Dexter Floyd, and our firefighters, first responders, military, community and country.
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When you want to show everyone else how cool you are, you raise both your hands in the air and yell "Steve Holt". If you name was actually Steve Holt it would make more sense. From the awesome show, Arrested Development. A somewhat slow, most popular high school student named, Steve Holt, will do this whenever he wants others to know how cool he is.
"Hey, you just got cast in the High School Play."
"Steve Holt!"
"Steve Holt!"
door The Carester 13 september 2005
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New Balance 320 Lightweight Trail Running Shoe - Womens
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Tackle the trails with ease in the women's New Balance 320 trail running shoe! With a lightweight design and cushioning right where you need it, these lace-ups will help you maneuver any terrain.
This women's running shoe is best for the neutral runner. What is pronation?
- Mesh upper with synthetic overlay for structured support
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- Padded collar and tongue for comfort
- Breathable fabric lining
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- XLT Footbed™ midsole for lightweight cushioning
- Rubber outsole with lugs and reverse grip lugs for traction and grip over all terrain
- Weight: 6.5 oz. (women's size 7.5)
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*Your pronation type is determined by the natural motion your feet apply throughout your running gait. When you pronate your foot rolls from either the outer edge, inner edge or not at all. If your foot rolls to the outer edge when you run, you are an underpronator, if it rolls to the inner edge you are a overpronator and if your foot doesn't roll at all you are a neutral or stable runner.
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The stylish Lolli Living Dust Ruffle is the perfect finishing touch to baby's bedding. Designed to coordinate with Lolli Living nursery accessories (sold separately), the Lolli Living Dust Ruffle adds color and style to your nursery.
Features & Benefits:
- Stylish Lolli Living Dust Ruffle
- Perfect finishing touch to baby's bedding
- Adds color and style to nursery
- Coordinates with Lolli Living nursery accessories (sold separately)
- 27"W x 11"H x 52"L
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- Attractive Design
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- Concealing
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What you experience when, while laying a lip grip on your sweetie's lollypop, you get carried away and try to swallow it.
I couldn't get to sleep with all the lollygagging and other sex sounds coming my x-rated flatmate's room.
po nom de plumb Јул 11, 2009
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1. A person who sits around and does nothing at work, school, home, etc.
2. To waste time by puttering aimlessly; dawdle
2. To waste time by puttering aimlessly; dawdle
Jane must lollygag all day long because she doesn't seem to get any work done.
po Sarah0208 Август 2, 2005
To goof, to waste time, to procrastinate. mostly said by hipsters and old farts.
stop lolly-gagging and get off that nintendo! you have homework to do!
po la negra Март 11, 2005
To waste time, mostly by doing insignificant tasks for self ammusement. Also could be thought of as a slang for masterbation.
Jon lolly gag's before work.
po aaron Мај 28, 2006
To silence an Australian by method of feeding them candy.
The sheila just wouldn't stop talking, so I had to use some Twizzlers to lollygag her.
po Rizzle <(^_^)> Новембар 15, 2011
a male superviser who sucks coworkers dick and than chokes on their cum
trashnando and kalani sure like to lolly gag
po wordbreaker Новембар 11, 2015
The art of deep throating. Derived from the use of lollipop in Lil Wayne's song "Lollipop".
Guy 1: Heard you hooked up with that blonde last night! How was it?
Guy 2: It was amazing! That girl can lolly gag like a champ!
Guy 2: It was amazing! That girl can lolly gag like a champ!
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CAREY - Carey erupted for seven runs in the third inning, and led 9-0 after four innings. The Blue Devils went on to top Riverdale, 11-5.
Dylan Musgrave got the win for Carey (2-1) throwing four scoreless innings in which he allowed just one hit and struck out five.
The Falcons struck for five runs in the fifth, but that was it for them offensively.
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Brandon Zechman drove in two runs for Carey, while Matt Holsinger doubled and drove in three runs.
Carey coach Joey Roark said his team has put together some good games after a disappointing opener.
"As bad as we played Saturday, we played (that well) yesterday and today," he said. "Kids just relaxed and made the routine plays."
Riverdale fell to 0-2.
Tigers handcuff Monroeville
MONROEVILLE - Dalton Wise and Adam Bauman combined to toss a no-hitter and Seneca East roared off to a 16-2 win Wednesday over Monroeville.
Wise (1-0) struck out six in three innings and Bauman fanned five in two innings. However, they also combined to allow eight walks.
Daniel Bartley went 3 for 3 with three RBIs, two runs and a double for the Tigers (3-0). Gus Baldosser added three runs and two RBIs off two singles, Wise doubled and singled, Kurtis Reichert had three runs and two singles and Mason McWilliams chased in two runs and singled.
Ritzler pitches Calvert to a win
NORWALK - Calvert got things going in the first inning at Norwalk St. Paul, putting up four runs.
As it turned out, that was all the Senecas would need, as they got a strong start from Drew Ritzler and defeated the Flyers, 5-2.
Ritzler allowed two unearned runs in the Flyers' half of the first, but stifled them after that. He struck out nine and walked one on five hits.
"We were able to get the momentum right at the start in the first inning, and had a phenomenal pitching outing by Drew Ritzler," Calvert coach Dustin Ritchie said. "He was able to find the strike zone early and often."
Matt Iannantuono doubled and drove in two runs, also scoring a run for the Senecas (2-2). Derek Herzog had two hits, two runs scored and stole two bases.
Mike Vieta took the loss for the Flyers (0-2), going two innings and allowing four runs. He walked nine.
Stockaders turn away Redskins
OLD FORT - A.J. Phillimore struck out eight and Garet Kimmet scored twice Wednesday as Old Fort held off Arcadia 5-3.
Phillimore allowed just one hit in three innings of work, with relievers Dalton Perry and Cole Davidson both fanning six.
Phillimore also went 2 for 2 with a double for the Stockaders (1-1). Kimmet, Brad Heilman and Marc Salas each singled. Davidson had a single, run and RBI.
Casey Mock took the loss for the Redskins (0-1). He also singled twice and scored.
Blue Jackets turn it on in fourth
NEW RIEGEL - New Riegel rallied in the fourth and Andrew Hohman and Josh Nye combined for five RBIs Wednesday as the Blue Jackets doubled up Buckeye Central 14-7.
Buckeye Central led 7-4 after the top of the fourth, but the Blue Jackets plated six in the bottom of the frame and four in the fifth to pull away.
Hohman scored twice and chased in three runs with two doubles, and Nye went 3 for 3 with two runs, two RBIs and a double.
Brandyn Reinhart added two runs and two RBIs off two singles, winning pitcher Blaine Hughes scored twice, singled and Austin Mathias had two singles and two runs and Aaron Reinhart singled twice.
Eric Hanes chased in two runs with a double and single for the Bucks. Austin Lutz scored twice and doubled, Bryce Christy singled twice, Jordan Herrnstein scored twice and singled and Seth Ollis lined two singles.
Vanlue escapes on errors
VANLUE - Vanlue pushed across two unearned runs in the bottom of the seventh Wednesday to clip Mohawk 4-3.
Mohawk (0-2) took a 2-0 lead in the first and snapped a tie with a run in the top of the sixth when Grant Gucker doubled in Andrew Loose.
Loose took the loss, striking out six and scattering four walks and three hits. He also scored another run.
Gucker added a run, and Mitch Brown and Devon Fredritz both singled in runs.
H-L can't hold early lead
ELMORE - Hopewell-Loudon led 4-1 after the second inning, but Woodmore powered away from there Wednesday for an 8-5 victory.
Bryan Scherger chased in two runs with two singles for the Chieftains (1-1) in the loss. Jordan Stewart scored three times and singled, and Garret Sendelbach and Tyler Imes both singled.
Nick Scaife (0-1) took the loss.
FHS edged by Sandusky
SANDUSKY - Sandusky used four runs in the fifth inning to break a 3-3 tie and then held on to defeat Fostoria, 7-6.
Kaleb Bemis had three singles to lead Fostoria (0-4), which scored three runs in the sixth to get within a run of the Streaks.
Alex Jackson also had a single and a double, while Anthony Dean took the loss on the mound.
Dean fell to 0-2