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I think that your setlists should become flexible when you get a bit bigger, and until then it should be a tight and rehearsed set. I once saw Blind Guardian change their set because it felt more right to play Mirror Mirror than Punishment Divine, and that was brilliant, and it'd be great to see your favourite band pull out a lesser known song on the spot, and they would probably make the decision process interesting to watch, whereas when your local unsigned band turns to each other, and says 'Which one shall we do', that's when people start leaving. Talking to the crowd should definitely change, I've seen a band say 'You've been amazing tonight!' in an open air concert at 10am when the sun was clearly out, however, you need to go in with an idea. In the end, people are paying money to see a production, and while you may not want to keep to a rigid set, there should at least be a skeleton that gives you an idea on how you'll structure it all. In a live concert, you should be controlling the audiences emotions and be taking them on a journey, not vice versa.
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Ya I sure love going to shows where the band has a pow wow between every song so they can pick which one they want to play, then they start yelling over each other since its so ****ing loud they cant hear each on stage. I really hate smooth, meaningful transitions and sets that are built to rise or fall or evoke a certain response.
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Hi, I am in a cover band called Counterfeit 5 and we are playing our first full, paying gig in a month. We are a modern rock cover band with some 70s and 80s tunes mixed in. Here is the set list. What do you think?
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For example, Boeing conducted a demonstration of the scalability of the Wideband Networking Waveform in an urban field environment. This software waveform will provide Internet-like capability on Joint Tactical Radio System Ground Mobile Radios. The demonstration was designed to prove that WNW will seamlessly connect warfighters and commanders so that they can share real-time information and have better situational awareness.
In partnership with the Air Force, Boeing conducted the first in a yearlong series of flight tests of the Family of Advanced Beyond Line-of-Sight Terminals (FAB-T), which will provide protected, beyond line-of-sight communications for the B-2, B-52 and RC-135 aircraft. The flight test demonstrated FAB-T's network-centric ability to connect satellite, airborne and ground assets in a realistic flight environment.
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For years I've been advocating the power and pleasure of being grateful. I kept a gratitude journal for a full decade without fail—and urged you all to do the same. Then life got busy. My schedule overwhelmed me. I still opened my journal some nights, but my ritual of writing down five things I was grateful for every day started slipping away.
Here's what I was grateful for on October 12, 1996:
A run around Florida's Fisher Island with a slight breeze that kept me cool.
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Maya Angelou calling to read me a new poem.
A few years ago, when I came across that journal entry, I wondered why I no longer felt the joy of simple moments. Since 1996 I had accumulated more wealth, more responsibility, more possessions; everything, it seemed, had grown exponentially—except my happiness. How had I, with all my options and opportunities, become one of those people who never have time to feel delight? I was stretched in so many directions, I wasn't feeling much of anything. Too busy doing.
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There's been quite a bit of fuss recently about Tynt, a new web 2.0 site which many accused of scraping content. But how much should anyone worry about a site with no apparent business model?
The digital sector can often be a very insular community and, as part of that, the worlds of social media and SEO are no different. As someone who works in both of these sectors, which often overlap, it can often feel like living in a goldfish bowl in an echo chamber: as more and more people say the same thing we all start to believe what's being said and to believe that what's being talked about matters in the real world.
This was demonstrated recently by Ted Dziuba when he shot down a lot of the hype that had started to surround Google's new browser Chrome (PS: if you're offended by strong language, you may not want to read his post). And the thought struck me whilst reading a lot of the furore about new web 2.0 site Tynt.
According to its blurb, the site: 'lets you share the web as YOU see it. Tynters add notes, speech bubbles, stickers, animation, drawings and more to web content'.
However many in the SEO world felt that it was nothing more than a scraper site, stealing traffic from other web businesses. I won't go into all the details here but you can get a pretty good overview on search marketing forum Sphinn: suffice to say that Tynt appeared to be allowing search engines to index content from other sites under its own domain.
Following the posts about Tynt its CEO responded to the criticism and said that they were working hard to resolve the complaints. While I don't doubt the sincerity of the team at Tynt, or those worried about the impact it could have on their own sites, it does make me wonder whether we in the digital world shouldn't take a step back every so often and take a look at the bigger picture.
Tynt for example strikes me as a very strange site. I'm sure that I'm not the target audience but even so I just can't see it going mainstream and making a huge impact. I'm sure that for lots of people the idea of being able to graffiti a website is the most fun they'll have with their clothes on, but I'm also pretty sure that I've seen plenty of very similar sites in the past.
A quick look at its traffic stats suggests that I might not be too far off the mark (that said, I've been wrong on many occasions in the past and I'm sure that I will be again in the future).
As sites such as YouTube and Facebook - with huge audiences - struggle to sufficiently monetise their traffic, you have to wonder how something like Tynt will satisfy its investors.
And without wishing to sound like Drama 2.0 MKII, I can't help wondering whether, with the financial world in a state of severe trauma, worrying about web 2.0 startups is a bit like fretting about a mosquito bite whilst a shark nibbles at your ankles.


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Or actually you can delete all files in Lockdown folder and no error problems with iTunes8.
CUsers\username\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\Lockdown
thats odd... i restored with a custom ipsw with my first gen pwned 2.0.2 to another pwned 2.0.2 ipsw... worked without problems
No, no, no.
Solution is much easier:
Judt delete one file and create a new custom .ipsf file with PwnTool.
Read here:
iTunes 8 and Error 1600 while restoring: Solution! | TwiPhone.com
@mbaharvard : Ok now step by step, First i tried to pwn my iphone from 1.1.4. to 2.0.2. using winpwn 2.5 beta, i created the custom firmware, tried to upload it via itunes on my phone but i got the 1603 error message, how ever, my iphone stayed in DFU mode. So i restored it to the original apple 2.0.2 firmware and of course it was locked on at-t.
Then i created a custom firmware again, usin winpwn in expert mode, i did not use quickpwn...
After the custom firmware was created winpwn crashed, with the usual send or dont send error report message, however the custom firware was in my documents folder.
Until this point my iphone was left hooked on to the usb and the screen was completly white, like i turned on the flashlight app if you know what i mean.
So i started itunes 8.0 and simply tried to upload the custom firmware and a couple of minutes later it was pwned, and unlocked, with cydia and installer on it and of course appstore.
I dunno what i did right or wrong i just tried it out and it works perfectly, youtube works, edge works, wifi works, calender, all my contacts and album coovers were restored, everything was on it like when i had my 1.1.4. firmware, nothing was lost.
the same exact thing happen to me and I just did the custom restore though itunes 8.0 with the iphone in the white screen and it worked prefectly just as you stated
Everything seems to be ok here in dallas with the folks I know. I havent upgraded yet, but from what I see around here it's ok. I was going to upgrade iTunes and the New firmware all at once when pwnage comes out for 2.1. But that genius feature is sweet
Thanks! I'll try this tonight.No, no, no.
Solution is much easier:
Judt delete one file and create a new custom .ipsf file with PwnTool.
Read here:
iTunes 8 and Error 1600 while restoring: Solution! | TwiPhone.com
I just Winpwned my iPhone with firmware 2.0.2 using iTunes 8.0 with no issues. I am running Vista 64-bit ultimate SP1
6 GB Corsair Dominator Memory
Geforce 8600GTS
Hope this helps someone.....or maybe it's just info that it has worked for some of us.
I've lost count of how many times I have restored my 3G and Original iPhone I too enjoy SSH'ing and playing with themes and putting my own together. But I wanted to check out the 'Genius' feature...only to find out my 'Genius' is actually a moron, but i like looking at all of the album artwork in a grid style view so I guess it was worth it.The only way we all learn is just to jump in and do it We can wait and see what happens to others, but if we do that, we have nothing to offer as far as information - we are only bystanders! I choose to jump in and see what happens - I can always restore if I need to. (Which I have done about 50 times!) I enjoy SSH'ing and playing, but, then, again. I am comfortable with computers and you shouldn't be JB'ing your iPhone if you are not.
What I'd really like though is support for the volume buttons on the new Apple headphones, then I may invest in a set
Anyone confirm this yet?No, no, no.
Solution is much easier:
Judt delete one file and create a new custom .ipsf file with PwnTool.
Read here:
iTunes 8 and Error 1600 while restoring: Solution! | TwiPhone.com
Last night I was debating wether or not to upgrade to iTunes 8 because I was unsure if I can install custom firmwares still, guess I shouldnt have done it. Im going to jailbreak a 3G iPhone is a few hours and I will try the iTunes 8 and Error 1600 while restoring: Solution! | TwiPhone.com link that applestar posted if I run into any errors.
I just uninstalled iTunes8, MobileDeviceServices and the updater. After a restart and then re-installing iTunes8, I was able to use my custom jailbreak with my 3G in DFU mode.
I did try to create a new .ipsw, but winpwn 2.5 crashed on the last step as it was preparing my 3G for pwnage. I did not try to use this file for my jailbreak. I used an older file I had previously done.
However, I did get the same results as reported above by mugz5 and brainless83.
It is possible to pwn, but it looks like it is only on a case by case basis depending on hardware configuation and OS. Hopefully it won't take much to correct the issues caused by iTunes8
I am confused, I have a 2g jailbroke iphone and if what I am hearing is correct I will lose the jailbreak if I update to the 2.1 and use itunes 8.0 when they both come out? I do not need the unlock as I am on at&t anyway. I have not heard what the 2.1 firmware brings as far as updates or if it is even worth updating.
Nobody really knows what 2.1 will bring but it sounds like a lot of bug fixes and is probably going to be worth updating to. However, if you update to 2.1 immediately it will not be jailbroken anymore. You need to wait for the dev's to release the jailbreak tool.I am confused, I have a 2g jailbroke iphone and if what I am hearing is correct I will lose the jailbreak if I update to the 2.1 and use itunes 8.0 when they both come out? I do not need the unlock as I am on at&t anyway. I have not heard what the 2.1 firmware brings as far as updates or if it is even worth updating.
ok guys, i am new to this but first i jailbreak my iphone and cant transer anything to my iphone. cydia and the installer was correctly installed in my iphone but thats it. if i need something i have to take it directly from cydia on my iphone. now its get worse, i cant even transer any song to my iphone because itune do not reconize it.
how can i fix that pls
neww here! (windows xp) i upgraded to itunes 8 and then tried to pwn my phone. lost everything after full restore. when i tried to pwn w/ itunes 8 i would get an error say that "winpwn 2.5 has to close". work on that all day yesterday. today after full restore i decided to try again. when i got to the windows error message (after i done went through the hold down power button, hold power and home, release power, then contratulations now accepting ipsw (this is when i get the windows error), i just kept holding the home button while starting itunes 8. when itunes launched i got a message from itunes that said something to the effect of "iphone in restore mode". when i got this message i let go of the home button then pressed shift on the keyboard while pressing restore in itunes. a windows box appeared where i directed to the ipsw that winpwn created. work fine...cydia and installer and itunes recognizes my iphone.
i suggest backing up u'r phone outlook or something similar to restore contacts and etc after jailbreak
hope this helps
iphone 8gb 3g 2.02 by the way
I have upgraded to iTunes 8 and i'm not having these problems. I'm running on windows xp pro.
everyday it seems that a "one-click" jailbreak/activate/unlock solution becomes more and more of a pipe dream.
this phone is WAY to complex and advanced to be as simple as a one click solution.
there are currently 3 different versions of the iphone (1st gen 3.9bl, 1st gen 4.6bl, and now 3G) that alone requires more than a one-click.
then when you account for:
1. is it OTB,
2. is it stock or unlocked,
3. has it EVER been ziphoned,
4. what firmware is it on,
5. what firmware do you want it to be on,
6. what itunes do you have,
7. bootneutered or gunlockd,
8. are u legit at&t or tmobile,
9. using it in US or overseas.
all of these factors require a slightly different process for the j/a/u.
i do about one iphone a day off of a craigslist add.
since i posted the ad in january, i have j/a/u about 140 iphones.
each one has had a slightly different process each time.
i won't even get into the time and options it took to downgrade from 2.0 to 1.1.4
i hope this puts a stop to all the questions about when a "ziphone style one-click idiot proof" program will become available.
even tho, i know it will never end.
I just tried to re-jailbreak again, and I recieved the 1600 error. This time I just tried to reload the previous custom firmware that I created earlier.
I created a new version of the custom firmware and winpwn crashed on me again with the white screen. Once I opened iTunes 8, I was able to load the custom firmware with no more error. Everything works on the phone after that.
i used winpwn yesterday to unlock a 2.0.2 phone, im pretty sure it wasnt pwned before, had no problems in itunes 8.0
Ok well this happened to me just my luck >.<
I didn't know what happened and I was pretty much freaking out. So I was scouring the entire internet on ways to find out what was wrong until later on I saw this bulletin and I was relieved that it wasn't just me anyways what I did to fix this problem was use Quickpwn to flash it back down to 2.0.1 and that worked then I hooked it up too my friends comp who was still using iTunes 7.7.1 and then I restored it back to 2.0.2 and then used winpwn to pwn it and voila it worked and now im using a pwned 2.0.2 iPhone hope this helps someone with this problem!!!!!


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"I talk to Ed Snider, owner of the Philadelphia Flyers, who's on the Competition Committee -- he still talks about the offside goal in (1980) that he felt cost him a Stanley Cup. You may chuckle here, but it still bothers him."
http://www.cbc.ca/sports-content/hockey/opinion/2014/03/nhl-gms-have-little-appetite-for-3-on-3-in-ot.htmlBeset by injuries and falling out of the playoff race, the Philadelphia Flyers turn to their corporate roommates for help. Can Kwame Brown man the point on the power play? (parody)
If one online report is true, the NHL pushed or the Hurricane Sandy-related charity hockey game in Atlantic City not to be televised.
Are owners crying wolf with losses associated with owning hockey teams? Gary Bettman, be gone! The Syracuse Crunch are all over the headlines too in our link update for Sunday.
It's a clash of wills and wallets when NHL commissioner Gary Bettman opposes influential Flyers owner Ed Snider's demands to end to the lockout in this (not really) classic British stage play.
Young hobbit Grodo Bettmins is given a monumental task: stop the dark lord Fehron and his army of players from conquering Hockey-earth and taking all the owner's money in H.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy classic, "The Fellowship of the Revenue."
According to the National Post, a new arena in Toronto will, if approved, be managed and operated by Global Spectrum, a subsidiary of Comcast Spectacor.
While fan discontent is bubbling over at the threat of a NHL work stoppage, the discontent lacks teeth because fans lack unity and organization.
NHL ownership got everything they wanted in the 2004-05 lockout with thanks to a weak union. In 2012, ownership once again cries poverty in the wake of posting record revenues and awarding gargantuan cotnracts.
The Phoenix Coyotes may not be in the news today, but their former captain is. Keith Tkachuk, along with Chris Chelios, Gary Suter, Flyers owner Ed Snider, and NBC's Mike 'Doc' Emerick will be...
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A direct descendant of the days when public houses were publicke houses and beer was dinner, Taylor & Dunn's Public House provides a friendly, familiar gathering spot for people in need of nourishment. The wide-ranging menu spans sustenance options such as battered onion rings ($6.99) that are great for starters to the locally beloved T&D's reuben, which piles home-cooked corned beef high on grilled marble or light rye and tops the whole thing off with sauerkraut, swiss, and thousand-island dressing or Dunn sauce ($10.99). As the most famous British pair since King Sonny and Queen Cher, the fish 'n' chips promise diners delicious mouthfuls of cod and fries ($11.99). Thirsty stomachs are satisfied by draft or bottled beer, and nightly drink specials include $3 Guinness, Harp, and Smithwick's on Thursdays.
Centennial Bar & Grille satiates thirsts and appetites with authentic, fresh pub fare served in a century-old structure that's home to compelling historical nuances. Peruse the dinner menu and start off with handmade five-onion soup ($5.95), then proceed to the main course with any of the freshly made classics such as grilled tenderloin and mushroom ravioli—hearty cut of beef tenderloin quietly wooing the robust flavors of portabello mushrooms and roasted red peppers in a rich gorgonzola cream sauce ($15.95). After settling disputes between former taste buddies, tempt sweet teeth with a variety of house-made desserts such as cocoa-crazed Guinness chocolate cake ($5.50) or the always-beloved bread pudding ($5.50). Along with daily specials, Centennial features a Friday fish fry, featuring a half pound of tender walleye ($13.95), perch ($13.95), or cod ($11.25) fillets lightly breaded and fried.
The Klavier Lounge serves up after-work spirits, accompanied by the soothing sounds of 88 expertly orchestrated keys. Patrons can savor sips of the venue's specialty martini, The Klavier, in the luxurious leather half-moon booths, chat up coworkers with a cocktail beneath the chandeliered ceiling, or stuff dollar bills and napkins scribbled with friends' phone numbers into the pianist's tip jar. Expertly mixed martinis, such as the pomegranate and lemontini ($7+) please fruit-seekers, while $6 martini specials, $2 off imports, and $1 off mixers on Wednesdays and Thursdays placate wallets. In addition to bottled beer, The Klavier also stocks wine for the liquor leery and brings in occasional visiting bands and musicians to augment the ambience on weekends. Although not included in this Groupon, The Klavier Lounge also offers a savory selection of enticing eats, and is open for business Wednesday–Saturday beginning at 5 p.m.
The bartenders at Nostalgia I and II work in concert with a laid-back, welcoming service staff and a cavalcade of guest performers to create an intimate environment for groups to relax and enjoy a night out. Guests can unwind over a round of drinks or puff from a hookah stocked with one of five flavors of tobacco as DJs and musical artists lay down a high-energy soundtrack.
Behind the headlining comic, dots of light slowly change color, a hypnotic alternative to the brick wall of many other comedy clubs. Long tables stripe the dim room, giving guests plenty of space to savor a menu of burgers, salads, steaks, and other pub grub. But what makes the cabaret of Jokerz Comedy Club really stand out is its gallery of larger-than-life caricatures. Lushly rendered and outlined by shimmering gold frames, the portraits of some of the biz's most legendary names serve as muses for the up-and-comers taking the stage: Sam Kinison, Jerry Seinfeld, the Blues Brothers, and even Cheech and Chong's iconically smoky joyride are immortalized in the baroquely rubber-faced paintings.
With its half-timber historical façade, Arriba Mexican Restaurant & Lounge wouldn't be out of place in an Alpine ski village. But step inside and the space practically glows with south-of-the-border charm: walls are swathed in warm magenta and yellow hues, and the original tin ceilings are gilded in gold.
The pleasant incongruity extends to Arriba's menu, which landed the eatery the No. 10 spot on CityVoter's 2011 list of best Mexican restaurants. Traditional Mexican cuisine, such as shrimp fajitas and deep-fried chimichangas stuffed with housemade chorizo, takes center stage, but the restaurant also hosts Friday fish fries and serves thick burgers piled with southwestern toppings such as chorizo and guacamole.
Arriba's adjacent lounge hosts live music, potlucks, and open mics. Here, guests can sip libations from a vast drink menu that features 18 varieties of tequila, seven flavored martinis, and precisely one flavor of water.


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Experience Wins DIII Championship for New Orleans |
Clubs - Men's DII Clubs | ||||
The DIII national championship final was a classic game of the old and the new. New Orleans came with all the experience needed to win a championship match and Philly came with a team full of heart. But at the end of the game, experience was the key for NOLA as they took the DIII championship, 36-20. The story of the first half was one of Philly's mistakes being exploited by the boot of NOLA full back, Andrew Quackenbos and despite a lone unconverted try by Philly wing, Brennan Conway in the 10th minute and a penalty kick by Philly center, James Rosato in the 29th minute, NOLA lead at half time, 15-8. |


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Coming up, it's Lightning Fill in the Blank, but first it's the game where you have to listen for the rhyme. If you'd like to play on air, call or leave a message at 1-888-Wait-Wait, that's 1-888-924-8924. You can click the contact us link on our website waitwait.npr.org.
There you can find out about attending our weekly live shows here at the Chase Bank Auditorium in Chicago and our shows in Rockford, Illinois at the beautiful Coronado Theater there on April 4th. Hi, you're on WAIT WAIT...DON'T TELL ME!
BILL KURTIS: From NPR and WBEZ-Chicago, this is WAIT WAIT...DON'T TELL ME!, the NPR News quiz. I'm Bill Kurtis, filling in for Carl Kasell. We're playing this week with Paula Poundstone, Roy Blount Jr., and Firoozeh Dumas. And here again is the host, at the Chase Bank Auditorium in downtown Chicago, Peter Sagal.
Thank you.
We want to remind everybody about the upcoming WAIT WAIT...DON'T TELL ME! cinema event, happening on May 2nd. You could witness the magic of WAIT WAIT live in a movie theater near you. Finally, an opportunity to enjoy this same radio show among a crowd of strangers, while paying $8 for a box of Milk Duds.
SAGAL: Right now, panel, time for you to answer some questions about this week's news. Paula, in some alarming news, al Qaeda is now drawing inspiration for their attacks from what?
SUSAN SHANNON, HOST: This week on Indian Times the Sequoyah National Research Center is a unique facility dedicated to the collection, preservation and dissemination of Native American expression in all forms…so what does that mean? Director Dr. Dan Littlefield says a librarian's decision to clear out a collection of Native American newspapers inadvertently led to this unique archive in Arkansas.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Some legislators say political will has faded for a plan meant to curb Oklahoma's exceptionally high prison population.
Last session the Legislature and governor approved a ``justice reinvestment initiative'' to decrease jail time for nonviolent offenders and keep tabs on prisoners after they're released. But the program hasn't been put into practice, and Gov. Mary Fallin rejected federal money for implementation training last month.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Republican Sen. Tom Coburn says the U.S. Department of Transportation should consider areas other than control towers to meet federal budget cuts.
About 200 contract control towers staffed by non-federal employees would be closed under the cuts.
Coburn said Thursday that the FAA faces a loss of about $600 million due to the cuts.
Originally published on Tue March 12, 2013 11:12 am
Noma, the Danish eatery that has won fans with its innovative approach to Nordic cuisine, and won Restaurant magazine's "World's Best Restaurant" title the past three years, is getting some unwelcome press, after dozens of people who ate at the Copenhagen restaurant fell sick.
Update: Monday, March 11
Originally published on Tue March 12, 2013 12:20 pm
We live knowing that everything dies. Like the sun, it's a fact of life. And like the sun, we tend not to look right at it. Unless you've experienced a recent death, it's probably not something you discuss. But a new movement is trying to change that, with a serving of tea and cake.
The fear of death haunts us like nothing else. And it makes sense. All other fears — such as public speaking, centipedes and heights — pale in comparison. So we don't really talk about it.


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JVC's El Kameleon KD-AVX44 shows its true colors at CES
Gesture recognition and proximity sensors are promising to become major technologies for in-car interfaces, and JVC has stolen a march on the competition with the unveiling of its El Kameleon KD-AVX44. The buttonless single-DIN size stereo marks the return of the Kameleon nameplate, which first appeared in 1999 as a line of products that disguised themselves when not in use by blacking out to prevent theft. The modern iteration of the Kameleon also remains in darkness until a driver or front passenger reaches out to make a control selection whereupon the system's built-in proximity sensor detects the presence of … Read more


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Addison Guster and Wyatt Rabon of Lugoff recently celebrated their fifth birthdays. Instead of gifts, they asked that their guests bring new or gently used children books to donate to children in Kershaw County. The two friends collected approximately 200 books. "We're giving books to kids who don't have any," Wyatt explained. Addison's and Wyatt's mothers have been celebrating their children's birthdays by collecting books and other needed items for three years now. The books they recently donated at the Kershaw County Health Department will be given to children who visit with their parents.
For some animal lovers, watching these exotic creatures slither across the Animal Planet screen isn't enough; you want to bring the thrill of snake ownership into your own home. While they seem exciting and manageable through a television screen or from behind a glass wall, there are a few things that every aspiring snake owner must be aware of before bringing these exotic creatures into your home.
Camden's Robert Ariail, whose political cartoons appear in the Chronicle-Independent, will be a featured speaker as part of a panel discussion during the opening of a new exhibit at the University of South Carolina (USC) Libraries.
If you're looking for a way to help your community, then consider becoming a tax volunteer. The IRS is looking for volunteers now who will provide free tax help next year.
Lyttleton Street United Methodist Church (LSUMC) is adding a new contemporary service to its calendar in order to attract Kershaw County residents who may need something a little more fresh and relaxed than a traditional service.
The Chronicle-Independent announces today the addition of Haley Atkinson as the paper's new Localife editor. Atkinson will also serve as the C-I's county reporter, covering Kershaw County Council and other county stories. She will also write a weekly column.
The United Way of Kershaw County's (UWKC) Strategic Vision Council met Tuesday to continue discussion about improvements they would like to see in Kershaw County.
Sunday morning, an unidentified man in Bethune checked a S.C. Education Lottery Powerball ticket he'd bought the night before from the Winner Circle Mini Mart. He then turned to his wife and told her she wouldn't have to go to work the next day.
Someone purchased a Powerball ticket worth $1 million from the "seemingly aptly" named Winners Circle Mini Mart on Main Street in Bethune Saturday night, according to S.C. Education Lottery officials.
Kaitlyn Anderson holds her newest, yet-to-be named family member after choosing it during the recent Piggly Wiggly Waggly Tail cookout. Two other dogs, Dixie and Drake, were also adopted during the event, respectively, by John Jackson, and Jessica Marsh and her son, James. For a look at the shelter's own "honoree staff," click here.
Piggly Wiggly of Camden raised $3,624 during its two-day Waggly Tails cookout last recently. The community came together and the ribs, chicken and hot dogs were completely sold out by the end of the day on Saturday. Several dogs were also adopted during the event, including Dixie by John Jackson; Drake by Jessica Marsh and her son, James; and a yet to be named dog by Kaitlyn Anderson. The grill masters were Piggly Wiggly Manager Steve Jackson, Tony Dixon and Robert "Cowboy" Mothershed. Here volunteers Cecilia Stevenson, Carla Knight and Susan Seegars pose for a picture.
A mid-summer tradition returned to Camden on Saturday night with the 18th annual Jammin' in July concert.
This soccer camp is open for boys and girls ages 6-14. Players will be grouped by age, size, and ability. Daily training sessions will include individual ball handling skills, partner skills, developmental games and much more. This fun-filled week is the perfect way to introduce players to the game of soccer and to challenge advanced players to improve their game. Players must wear shin guards and bring a water bottle and soccer ball.
Kershaw County residents who commute to Columbia, or vice versa, will notice a major traffic shift on I-20's eastbound lanes Friday in northeast Richland County. Beginning Friday, the new traffic shift will affect eastbound I-20 from I-77 to Spears Creek Road. This shift will not affect westbound traffic.
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is scheduled to roll into South Carolina at the end of March, but several local children got to see a small preview of the fun Wednesday at the Kershaw County Library. "Gigi" the clown appeared at the library and read the children a book about the circus, showed them how to juggle and spin a plate on a stick, and performed a magic trick.
Earl Suttle, an author and motivational speaker with Leadership Success International, shared various ways leaders can improve the overall atmosphere in their workplace during a mentoring training/workshop hosted by the United Way of Kershaw County (UWKC) on Monday. Suttle's topic, "Enjoying Excellence: Becoming the greatest you can be," focused on creating "happiness in the workplace." He explained that a happier atmosphere provides employees with more energy and focus to complete their jobs. The training/workshop took place at the historic Robert Mills Courthouse.
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SOURCE U-Haul
PHOENIX, Dec. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Angie DeWinter, a 28 year U-Haul team member, has been named Vice President of U-Haul Human Resources at U-Haul International, Inc., replacing Butch Greer who will be retiring.
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"Angie has excelled in all the jobs she has had at U-Haul International, Inc. and is highly respected by all team members," Greer praised. "She is a great choice for this important role and will do an outstanding job in this position for many years to come."
DeWinter began her career at U-Haul in 1985 as an accounting clerk and proved herself to be a role model and leader right from the start. In 1986, she held the position as Payroll Supervisor, then in January 1989 became lead information auditor. DeWinter was then promoted to the position of supervisor of U-Haul Employment Benefits in December 1992...and in June 1999 she assumed the role of manager of U-Haul Medical Benefits, a position she held until 2007 when she was named director of U-Haul Human Resources Operations.
"Angie has a vast amount of experience in Human Resources and is extremely results oriented," declared John "J.T." Taylor, president, U-Haul International, Inc. "I know Angie to have a strong work ethic, a breadth of knowledge in the functions and operations of our Human Resources Department and compassion for team members throughout the U.S. and Canada. I am confident that she will diligently foster a team environment and lead the Human Resources Team with enthusiasm and energy."
"A significant portion of my U-Haul career was overseeing benefit operations where I found myself helping team members with their personal needs, which was very rewarding," expressed DeWinter. "There are times when we just need to listen and other times provide guidance or options when asked for advice. I have always tackled each day with a service-oriented philosophy. I am excited about stepping into the role of vice president, exploring ways we can build on the strong foundation in place today and applying this philosophy to more effectively serve U-Haul team members."
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