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In a shameless effort to criminalize criticisms of Israel, pro-Israeli circles in some western countries have been trying to equate criticisms of Israeli policies and actions with anti-Semitism. The brazen effort is ostensibly intended to intimidate and silence the increasing awareness, especially among younger generations on college campuses, that Israel is in fact a racist country par excellance that is disguised as a democracy.
In recent weeks, Israel firsters organized letter-writing campaigns and published advertisements in leading newspapers in North America lumping criticisms of Israel and anti-Semitism. The letters, targeting college administrations, demanded a stringent action against students and professors "bad mouthing Israel."
Unfortunately, some pusillanimous officials readily caved in to Zionist intimidation, an intimidation amounting to intellectual terrorism. Only those willing to confront the Zionist golem display steadfastness and refuse to budge.
I believe writers and intellectuals around the world have a moral responsibility to destroy, once and for all, the taboo of criticizing Israel in western countries, especially the United States, Canada, France and Germany. The recent criticisms of Israel by the German poet Gunter Grass are undoubtedly a step in the right direction.
Israel is a nation-state and ought to be treated like any other nation-state. That is to say, Israel must not be treated as above the laws and norms of humanity and should therefore be severely condemned when it indulged in actions and behavior deemed by the rest of mankind as criminal and nefarious. Needless to say, constant aggression, bellicosity and recalcitrance have always constituted Israel modus operandi.
Pro-Israeli circles often try to invent an anti-Semitic element behind every legitimate criticism of Israel.
But this is a cheap and increasingly exposed exploitation and manipulation of true anti-Semitism, a morbid form of racism that ought to be denounced.
However, the behaviors of the shipyard dogs of Zionism would have us believe that true anti-Semites are no longer those who hate Jews for being Jewish, but rather those Zionist fanatics criticize for criticizing Israel for being criminal, murderous and evil.
Well, we are supposed to be living in a moral universe where no people should have more rights than the rest of mankind.
Proceeding from this timeless basic logic, if criticizing Israel, including questioning the moral legitimacy of Israel's very existence, amounts to anti-Semitism, then humanity has a moral obligation to be anti-Semitic.
Opponents of Israel, it must be proclaimed loudly, don't hate Israel because Israel is Jewish; they hate Israel because Israel happens to be a gigantic crime against humanity, a virulent practitioner of ethnic cleansing and apartheid, which is committed to the national destruction of another people, the Palestinian people.
Yes, anti-Judaism is wrong and should be rejected. However, if Judaism, especially Jewishness, can not maintain a decent and peaceful existence outside the realm of racism, apartheid, and genocidal supremacy, then people will have second thoughts about Judaism.
More to the point, some of the most ardent critics of Zionism and Israel happen to be Jews, people such as Israel Shahak, Gilaad Atzmon, Norman Finkelstein and Alfred Lillienthal.
This alone should make us dismiss the claim that one can't be anti-Israeli without being anti-Semitic with the contempt it deserves.
Again, we live in a moral universe, and no people should be above the laws and norms of humanity.
Hence, if Jews think, behave and act like the Nazis thought, behaved and acted, then these Jews must be rejected with the same vigor and same determination employed against the Nazis.
This is so because there is no such a thing as a kosher genocide, or kosher lebensraum or kosher racism.
Israel may not yet be the full-fledged Nazi-Germany of the Middle East. However, with the Jewish state armed to the teeth and acquiring nuclear submarines, in addition to its formidable nuclear arsenal, expecting the unthinkable is not far-fetched.
The Israeli Jewish society continues to move, rather phenomenally and decidedly, toward a form of Jewish fascism and jingoism that is strikingly similar to the situation that prevailed in Germany in the late 1920s and 1930s. We should remember that Hitler, too, came through elections.
As was the case in Germany several decades ago, when anti-Jewish laws were enacted, anti-Palestinian laws are being enacted in Israel with brazen indifference to human and civil rights.
More to the point, Israeli religious leaders are routinely invoking biblical genocides and morbid Talmudic edicts every time Israel's helpless victims cry out for freedom and justice. In short, Israeli violent racism stinks to the seventh heaven.
Indeed, with the gurus of Talmudic barbarianism now occupying the main centers of power in Israel, and with the Israeli army effectively becoming a Jewish version of the Wehrmacht, it would be somewhat reasonable to expect the worse in years to come especially as Israel continues to pursue a policy based on lebensraum, mass terror and ethnic cleansing.
Moreover, we have to keep in mind that the holocaust didn't begin with Auschwitz, Bergen Belsen, Treblinka or Mauthausen, for these things happened much later.
In fact, these concentration camps were ultimate "effects" of "causes" that happened years earlier, such as the Nuremberg laws of 1935. I am talking more or less about the venomous anti-Gentile racism that the entire Israeli society is now spewing against the unprotected Palestinian community.
Just take the daily thuggish acts against the Palestinians, carried out by genocidal Jewish settlers and compare these acts with the anti-Jewish activities carried out by the Hitler youth gangs.
Yes, the scope may not be identical in both cases. However, the maliciousness, the nefariousness and mental willingness to commit senseless murder are more or less the same.
But the more pressing question is whether we should or shouldn't learn from history.
Indeed, one might ask: Must Israel if allowed, thanks to international indifference, powerlessness and probably acquiescence, to annihilate millions of Palestinians so that the world would wake up to the liquidation by Israel of the national existence of the Palestinian people? Such a holocaust, which is no longer unthinkable, must be prevented at all costs.
In 1948, President Harry Truman was infuriated by Jewish terrorism, which was nothing in comparison to Israel's terror these days, angrily wrote in a letter to Eleanor Roosevelt: "I fear very much that the Jews are being like all underdogs. When they get on top, they are just as intolerant and cruel as the people were to them when they were underneath."
Well, I am afraid Truman's prophecy has come true.
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Hahaha, sry i forgot to say that the glass is a life drawing.
I wish my obersational skills would improve more. But i think this is just training
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Nice environments! I want more!!!
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Actually i'm concentrating on chars. But soon environments again
A few nude drawings. I think i have to do more of these sketches. They help me a lot i think.
Greetings, silwynar! :=)
Slightly blobby, but you're getting good gesture in with it.
I didn't think it was possible to be called an artist when you have nothing to say. It's like being a writer who publishes individual words as books and expects to be praised for it.
Hello hello, love the digital paintings and them eye studies are amazing!
Keep working on facial anatomy though, sometimes your features are low on the skul, if you get my meaning, Loomis is very good if you want to learn how to put down features on the face.
Keep up the good work though!
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Hey, thank you for your comment! I already got Loomis, but actually i'm doing "Gottfried Bammes - Die Gestalt des Menschen", which is an excellent anatomy book in german!
Hey, thank you! Yes, i love pencil :> Bridgman is great, but hard imo. I told Naidy that im using Bammes actually. The progess is going to be great i think...
New pictures soon, i don't think all posemaniacs are worth to get scanned
Hey Silwyar, it's nice to know that you have the will to improve on such early age!
I think you have a good point on your still-life, I especially like the rubber and glass drawing. Keep going on your figure drawing too!
And yeah... Bridgman is hard for me too. But somehow I found many different opinion, like Dsmith who really do well with Bridgman (just like Creusa). I still think about just following which one you feel the best, though...
P.S: Uwf... I couldn't understand Gottfried because it's in german. Any tips to help?
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Crits and comments are always welcome.
i'm back!
I had a time where i hadn't any motivation to draw anything!
But know i think i'm right back... with new Power!
Just started a bit with acrylic. The first two acrylics are ooooold, but the other ones are "new".
Here they are!
1: A sketchbook page. I don't know why but i like it
2-3: Some gesture training
4-5: Some pencil work. First one was a speedy and last one a environment without refs!
6-10: Acrylic work! I like it!
11: Did some anatomy out of "clay"
Critiques or comments are welcome as ever
Greetings, SIL!
Hope to get me to update daily now
Greetings, Silwynar
New Day, new update!
The last faces went totally wrong. Didn't get enough time and so on.
At last i'm at all not happy with this day
I haven't done much.
Anyway. Hope to get tomorrow more work to show.
Greetings, Sil
Hello there! Brilliant landscapes you have and your people are coming along, keep up the studies and always keep an eye on your proportions! (Something I need to start learning myself xD)
Post more soon!
Hey there!Awesome work,I love your digitals the most!The colours are just perfect,keep it up!
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I feel like your lines are all uniformly heavy, which can make things look a bit stiff sometimes.
Keep it up!
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Fine sketches mate! The only thing I didn't like is your line, it feels kinda wooden. The solid outline doesn't always seem to work. Other than that, great going!
Don't bother looking at my sketchbook. I haven't updated that thing in years. :/
Thank you all!
Yeah i have to play a bit more around with my lines.
They are everytime the same.
Lets see what i can make
wow, very impressive!
@Darkstrokes: Thank you! I'm doing my best!
So here comes my update.
I got a very bad day
The complete day i had pein in my stomach ;_;
I hope tomorrow will be better... Have to draw MORE!
First Drawing are a few faces. I don't like them. Completely off proportions. Have to train these damn proportions...
The upper bodies are better i think.
Need to do also more anatomy to understand what is under the skin...
Greetings, Silwynar!
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good progress so far!
i like the acrylics there the most! head structure/proportions of figures need a bit work although on the last post the skull and punk girl are spot on, perhaps its a thing with perspective view?
edit: heh, missed the second page
well, hope the pain is gone by now.
top left and bottom right portraits are pretty good, the perspective ones are still screwed, better/more guidelines perhaps?
the lines for the torso's are good but the rendering is rather rough and vague.
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Bwaahh, i hadn't much time to draw and paint today! =(
I had to learn for a school test and my pein in my stomach wasn't really better at all ._.
But hey, i got a new display for my pc! 22" Acer what do i know thing!
Looks great so far.
The result: I can do digital paintings again :>
So here's the only thing from today. A smaaaaaall color study to get into digital painting again
Greetings, Silwynar
Taraaam, time for a update after watching people rescuing a burning house in my street, haha! Action in a Kuh-Muh-Village!
Anyway, my mum says this isn't funny but... my dad and i had to grin
Today, started a digital portrait from a picture. But i placed the ref a lot of times on it, thats because the proportions are that right ^^'
And a copy of a picture:
Here's the link to the pic:
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And 2 Scribbles after Loomis.
Greetings, Silwynar
Acrylicссссссс *__* You do have the predisposition for that.
Here's a very helpfull link http://www.itchy-animation.co.uk/light.htm it will tell you 'bout the light, shadows, reflexes etc. I'm studying it right now and I should admit I had to do it earlier XD
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@Creusa: Thank you! The link is great but reeaally much informations ~.~
There I have to fight me through, haha!
Nice work Silwynar ... cant wait to see some more!
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Just an update more. Again i think this isn't enough for getting fast better. Have to do still more. DRAW OR DIE! is the only thing i can say here.
Started training a bit proportions of the head and a few eyes. Not enough, graar!
Comments are always welcome. Also non critique for motivartion
Greetings, Sil!
nice stuffs keep up the studies
Thank you! ^^
One question.
Are the proportions right in the new picture? The first one looks so good and the other ones more squeezed. Does anyone know why?
Greetings and good night now, silwynar
I'm happy with my work today although i had to help my dad for the half day and went buying some things
Did a lot of nose studies.
A few just from reference, then a few studies and them some nose studies from mirror.. Model: Myself! YEAH!
After that some relaxing with drawing boxes with google sketchup.
Comments, motvation kicks, butt kicking, or anything else is welcome!
Greetings, SILWYNAR!
Great job hammering out those studies man, thats what its all about lol. Keep them coming
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Light Transmission in the Human Cornea as a Function of Position across the Ocular Surface: Theoretical and Experimental Aspects Biophysical Journal, Volume 95, Issue 11, 1 December 2008, Pages 5092-5099 James Doutch, Andrew J. Quantock, Valerie A. Smith and Keith M. Meek Abstract This article investigates the theoretical basis for differences in visible light transmission through the human cornea as a function of distance from the center. Experimentally, transmission decreases approximately linearly up to 3mm from the central axis, then quadratically beyond this. It is known that collagen fibril number density and collagen fibril radii change from the central region to the corneal periphery. We modeled, using the direct-summation-of-scattered-fields method, the effects these ultrastructural changes would be expected to have on light transmission, accounting for the increase in corneal thickness from center to edge. Fibril positions for the modeling were obtained from electron micrographs of human cornea. Theoretically, transmission remains fairly constant across the central cornea; then, as the fibril diameter increases, the predicted scattering increases. Interfibrillar spacing changes alter the refractive index ratio between matrix and fibril; this was modeled in our theoretical deductions. Fibril number density had a minimal effect on light propagation. Our theoretical deductions were in broad agreement with our experimental data. It is concluded that the reduced transparency in the peripheral stroma is primarily caused by changes in fibril radius and an increase in refractive index ratio between the fibril and the interfibrillar substance. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (587 kb) |
Corneal Epithelial Cell Fate Is Maintained during Repair by Notch1 Signaling via the Regulation of Vitamin A Metabolism Developmental Cell, Volume 13, Issue 2, 7 August 2007, Pages 242-253 Sophie Vauclair, François Majo, André-Dante Durham, Norbert B. Ghyselinck, Yann Barrandon and Freddy Radtke Summary Integrity and preservation of a transparent cornea are essential for good vision. The corneal epithelium is stratified and nonkeratinized and is maintained and repaired by corneal stem cells. Here we demonstrate that Notch1 signaling is essential for cell fate maintenance of corneal epithelium during repair. Inducible ablation of Notch1 in the cornea combined with mechanical wounding show that Notch1-deficient corneal progenitor cells differentiate into a hyperplastic, keratinized, skin-like epithelium. This cell fate switch leads to corneal blindness and involves cell nonautonomous processes, characterized by secretion of fibroblast growth factor-2 (FGF-2) through Notch1−/− epithelium followed by vascularization and remodeling of the underlying stroma. Vitamin A deficiency is known to induce a similar corneal defect in humans (severe xerophthalmia). Accordingly, we found that Notch1 signaling is linked to vitamin A metabolism by regulating the expression of cellular retinol binding protein 1 (CRBP1), required to generate a pool of intracellular retinol. Summary | Full Text | PDF (2563 kb) |
Changes in the Refractive Index of the Stroma and Its Extrafibrillar Matrix When the Cornea Swells Biophysical Journal, Volume 85, Issue 4, 1 October 2003, Pages 2205-2212 Keith M. Meek, Sally Dennis and Shukria Khan Abstract The transparency of the corneal stroma is critically dependent on the hydration of the tissue; if the cornea swells, light scattering increases. Although this scattering has been ascribed to the disruption caused to the arrangement of the collagen fibrils, theory predicts that light scattering could increase if there is an increased mismatch in the refractive indices of the collagen fibrils and the material between them. The purpose of this article is to use Gladstone and Dale's law of mixtures to calculate volume fractions for a number of different constituents in the stroma, and use these to show how the refractive indices of the stroma and its constituent extrafibrillar material would be expected to change as more solvent enters the tissue. Our calculations predict that solvent entering the extrafibrillar space causes a reduction in its refractive index, and hence a reduction in the overall refractive index of the bovine stroma according to the equation n′s=1.335+0.04/(0.22+0.24 H′), where n′s is the refractive index and H′ is the hydration of the swollen stroma. This expression is in reasonable agreement with our experimental measurements of refractive index versus hydration in bovine corneas. When the hydration of the stroma increases from H=3.2 to H=8.0, we predict that the ratio of the refractive index of the collagen fibrils to that of the material between them increases from 1.041 to 1.052. This change would be expected to make only a small contribution to the large increase in light scattering observed when the cornea swells to H=8. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (126 kb) |
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This article investigates in vitro light transmission through the human cornea in the ultraviolet (UV) portion of the electromagnetic spectrum as a function of position across the cornea from center to periphery. Spectrophotometry was used to measure UV transmission in the wavelength range 310–400 nm, from the central cornea to its periphery. UV transmission decreases away from the center, and this is attributed to scattering and absorbance. Corneal endothelial cells, which line the back of the cornea and are more numerous in the periphery, therefore receive a lower dose of UV than do those in the central cornea. This is consistent with the recent observation that endothelial cells in the corneal periphery exhibit less nuclear oxidative DNA damage than those in the central cornea.


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TacosMcGee said...
My expectations are extremely tempered to the point that I ultimately expect to miss on almost all of these guys but might swing a few.
That said, I love the effort and can't wait to see the results when Stoops and Co actually have the time to recruit these kind of kids for a year or two.
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Species cross-reactivity is determined by western blot.
Applications Key: W=Western Blotting, IP=Immunoprecipitation
Species predicted to react based on 100% sequence homology: Mouse, Rat.
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Phospho-ALK (Tyr1078) Antibody detects ALK only when phosphorylated at Tyr1078, which is equivalent to Tyr138 in NPM-ALK. This antibody may also cross-react with other overexpressed tyrosine phosphorylated proteins.
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Polyclonal antibodies are produced by immunizing animals with a synthetic phosphopeptide corresponding to residues surrounding Tyr1078 of human ALK protein. Antibodies are purified by protein A and peptide affinity chromatography.
Anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK) is a tyrosine kinase receptor for pleiotrophin (PTN), a growth factor involved in embryonic brain development (1-3). In ALK-expressing cells, PTN induces phosphorylation of both ALK and the downstream effectors IRS-1, Shc, PLCγ, and PI3 kinase (1). ALK was originally discovered as a nucleophosmin (NPM)-ALK fusion protein produced by a translocation (4). Investigators have found that the NPM-ALK fusion protein is a constitutively active, oncogenic tyrosine kinase associated with anaplastic lymphoma (4). Research literature suggests that activation of PLCγ by NPM-ALK may be a crucial step for its mitogenic activity and involved in the pathogenesis of anaplastic lymphomas (5).
A distinct ALK oncogenic fusion protein involving ALK and echinoderm microtubule-associated protein like 4 (EML4) has been described in the research literature from a non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) cell line, with corresponding fusion transcripts present in some cases of lung adenocarcinoma. The short, amino-terminal region of the microtubule-associated protein EML4 is fused to the kinase domain of ALK (6-8).
Phosphorylation of ALK on Tyr1078 was identified at Cell Signaling Technology (CST) using PhosphoScan®, CST's LC-MS/MS platform for phosphorylation site discovery. Phosphorylation of ALK at Tyr1078 was observed in select carcinoma cell lines and in tumors.
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- Takeuchi, K. et al. (2008) Clin Cancer Res 14, 6618-24.
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Deputies arrest Kland arson suspectOctober 03, 2012, 4:40 pm by Frank L. Graham The Llano County Sheriffs Office arrested a 17-year-old Kingsland youth after an investigation revealed he allegedly set fire to a woodpile in the 100 block of Wood Forest. Dane Albert Burgess was taken into custody after he was arrested at a Kingsland residence Oct. 2. He was being held in the Llano County Jail on a $250,000 bond. Chief Deputy John Neff of the LCSO said Burgess was arrested at 5:23 p.m. that day and booked into the Llano County Jail for one count of arson. Neff said the deputies, along with assistance from the State Fire Marshalls office, have been investigating approximately 20 fires that occurred in the Kingsland area that began on June 25. He said the investigation involved many man hours as investigators followed up on leads, gathered physical evidence and conducted surveillance that eventually led them to Burgess. The Llano County Sheriffs Department is requesting that anyone with information about the fires or Burgess to come forward and call the LCSO at 325. 247.5767. For more, see Friday's Highlander. Reader CommentsI hate Fire Bugs. They are dangerous. Exterminate all of them. |
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A service for Sequim resident Emil Richard Kashey will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, 121 E. Maple St., Sequim.
Mr. Kashey died Aug. 20, 2009, at the age of 91.
Interment will be at San Luis Rey Mission in Oceanside, Calif.
He was born Aug. 20, 1918, in Pittsburgh, Penn., to Michael and Ksenia Kashey.
Mr. Kashey married Rose A. Smith in December 1945.
He retired from the United States Marine Corps and lived in North Carolina, Georgia, Washington and California. He moved to Sequim after retirement.
He was a member of Knights of Columbus and enjoyed golfing, hunting, crabbing and fishing.
He is survived by his wife, Rose Kashey of Sequim; children Richard Kashey of Oceanside, Calif.; Robert Kashey of
Lynnwood; and Patricia Kashey of Charlestown, Mass; son-in-law Kevin Staley, M.D.; and three grandchildren.
Memorial donations may be sent to St. Vincent de Paul or Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County.
June Corrine Rennebohm
At her request, there will be no service for Port Angeles resident June Corrine Rennebohm, who died Sept. 19, 2009, at the age of 88.
She was born June 27, 1921, to William H. and Constance Clinchard Rausch at Merrill and Ring's Logging Camp in Pysht.
She attended schools in Pysht, Clallam Bay and Joyce and graduated from Roosevelt High School in Port Angeles.
She married Walter Paulis, who died while working for Sandberg Logging Company.
Later, she married Arthur Rennebohm.
The Rennebohms packed extensively in Olympic National Park with their burro Tommy.
After Mr. Rennebohm's retirement from the Washington State Highway Department, they bought a motorhome and traveled throughout the United States, missing only one state.
They were deeply involved with the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe and worked on the 100th anniversary of the Sequim Irrigation Festival.
After her husband's death, Mrs. Rennebohm continued working with tribal elders and helped prepare their luncheons.
She is survived by stepdaughter Diana Carney of Port Angeles; sister Constance Dunlap of Port Angeles; sisters-in-law Gloria Olesen of Clallam Bay and Rose Hubbard of Port Angeles; two stepgrandchildren; five nephews; four nieces; and a cousin.
Besides her husbands, she was preceded in death by brother Frank Rausch; sisters Florence Zeller and Dorothy Wilson.
Drennan & Ford Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Sarah Elizabeth Halliburton
Blessed and forever loved Sarah Elizabeth Halliburton passed on into God's loving arms August 18, 2009 in Sequim, Washington.
She will be deeply and forever missed and remembered by her husband of 21 years, James, her immediate family and the many friends she touched and enlightened in her career as a teacher, consultant, wife, mother and grandmother.
Those who survive her are her loving and endearing husband, daughters Ina Abandonado, Nyssa Everhart, Toby Ann Everhart, from Seattle Washington, and three children, Lea, Gavin and Willow. She is also survived by her loving stepchildren, Christy Hord, Becky Edwards, and David and Elizabeth Halliburton, and ten step-grandchildren. She will be missed and remembered as well by her brother Robert McGarrah and family, from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and many other relations.
Sarah was born Sarah Elizabeth McGarrah to Rev. Donald and Ruth McGarrah of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on February 28, 1940.
She excelled in all high school events and activities. She was a beauty queen, had her own jazz band and played the piano and organ for many of the churches in the Pittsburgh area. She graduated from Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, and attended graduate school at Columbia University in
New York City.
She received her master's degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She took employment as a Family Consultant for Social Services, and was employed by Coast Caregiver Resource Center in Santa Barbara for 16 years.
Sarah was also a Board Member of the UCSB Faculty Women's Club; an English tutor at the Goleta Valley Girl's Club; Goleta, California Conference Coordinator; and Mistress of Ceremony and member of the Editorial Committee of Meditation Mount. In 1985, she received her National Counselor Certification from the National Board for Certified Counselors.
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An Indian Land man is recovering from minor injuries after another man slashed his hand with a machete on Feb. 17.
A sheriff's office investigator received a call from a 911 dispatcher at 11:10 a.m. that day about a man who had been attacked by a machete-wielding man, according to a Lancaster County Sheriff's Office incident report.
The attack happened outside a home in the 9800 block of Kohut Road in Indian Land.
Deputies are searching for a man who allegedly attacked a coworker with a metal construction tool during a fight earlier this month.
The victim, a 45-year-old Charlotte man, was bleeding from a head wound when deputies found him at a construction site in the Bailes Ridge subdivision at 5:40 p.m. Feb. 7, according to a Lancaster County Sheriff's Office incident report.
The construction site is just off Fort Mill Highway (S.C. 160) in Indian Land.
Lockey Boyd Powers and Adam Michael Plyler were married at 5:30 p.m. Feb. 22, 2014, at St. John's Episcopal Church in Columbia by the Rev. John Fletcher Montgomery.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hendricks Powers of Columbia. She is a graduate of Presbyterian College with a bachelor's degree in early childhood education. She works for Richland County School District 1.
ROCK HILL – A local business owner is facing scrutiny from a federal agency on sexual harassment charges.
According to a press release from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, TNT Propane, Inc. violated federal law when it subjected a female employee to a sexually hostile work environment resulting in her resignation.
The details of the claim were listed in a lawsuit the EEOC filed on Wednesday, Feb. 19.
A.R. Rucker Middle School Principal Phillip Mickles told an anxious assembly of sixth to eighth grade students that the Black History Month Program held Thursday, Feb. 27, was to recognize achievements of African Americans in American history.
During this program, the school's eighth grade chorus sang inspiring songs which included, "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" and "Walkin' on That Heavenly Road."
Jerry Witherspoon, executive director of Housing Authority of Lancaster, presented his annual report at the Tuesday, Feb. 25, meeting of Lancaster City Council.
Witherspoon said Housing Authority of Lancaster was presenting a check to the city for more than $8,500 per its agreement to pay a fee-in-lieu-of-taxes.
"We don't pay property taxes," Witherspoon said. "The $8,582.93 check to the city is based on rent from Housing Authority."
Deputies are tracking down leads to find a man who grabbed a handful of cash from a convenience store cash register on Thursday night, Feb. 27.
Lancaster County Sheriff's Office Maj. Matt Shaw said the larceny happened at about 10 p.m. when a customer entered North Corner Grocery, at 3647 Charlotte Highway.
"A guy came in and was going to buy something. When the clerk opened the cash register, he reached right in, grabbed some money and ran out the door," Shaw said.
GREENVILLE - The Indian Land High School Warriors fell to Newberry High School 78-66 in the Class AA Upper State basketball title game on Saturday, March 1.
Darnell Rogers led the Warriors with 27 points, followed by Damien Forman with 17 points.
IL boys basketball coach Nate Smith said earlier this week that inside play would be a deciding factor in the game and it was.
Newberry took control of the game in the third period with several key rebounds to build it's lead.
County firefighters were busy earlier this month responding to structure fires in all four main areas of the county within a one-week period.
The blazes included damage to homes and businesses in Lancaster, Heath Springs, Kershaw and Indian Land between Feb. 11 and 17.
The most recent blaze, which destroyed significant portions of a Kershaw home, began burning sometime after 8:15 p.m. Feb. 17, according to a Lancaster County Sheriff's Office incident report.
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham asked a lot of questions to supporters and spoke his mind during an appearance at the Lancaster County Republican Party meeting at Mike Williams Builders on Thursday, Feb. 20.
Graham, who expects a challenge from conservative activists, including the Tea Party movement, in the 2014 Senate primaries, worked to unite a divided party he considers the "heart and soul of America."


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- Tooth study finds no common ancestor for humans and NeanderthalsAn international team of researchers from George Washington University, Konrad Lorenz Institute... Continue
- Study: Human babies speak lemur but only for a few monthsAlissa Ferry, a postdoctoral fellow in the Language, Cognition and Development Lab at the Scuola... Continue
- People make gestures when speaking because ancient fish didPeople make gestures when speaking because ancient fish first developed the brain circuity that... Continue
- Watching the skySince ancient times, humans have been observing the night sky. Daily, the Mayan observed the... Continue
- New study elucidates evolution of human gut microbesNew research presented in the open access peer reviewed journal Public Library of Science on... Continue
- Humans Before NeanderthalsLike a flat earth belief that was once taught, it has been taught that modern Humans were in... Continue
- Why animals are better than people"Some people talk to animals. Not many listen though. That's the problem."― A.A.... Continue