text: Clermont High School class of 1949 Clermont High School (Clermont, Ga.) High schools--Alumni and alumnae--Georgia--Clermont Commencement ceremonies--Georgia--Clermont Truelove, Jean Barnes Rogers, R.L. Ash, Geneva Truelove, Leroy Rogers, Jeffie O'Kelley, Ray Parker, Monda Lou Foster, Donald Bell, Lillie Bell Adams Oliver, Mary Jane Grier, Susie Strickland, Myron Smith, Geraldine Collins Crain, Thurmond Usher, Sally Head Haynes, Bobby Crain, Lucille Jones Perdue, Jean Haynes Haynes, Betty Sue Grizzle, Holbert Truelove, Lizzie Jones Clark, Albert Pitchford, Jimmie Nell Faulkner Ushere, Lewis Gilstrap, Lois Gilstrap, Euell Clermont High School class of 1949. Photograph of Clermont High School, class of 1949. L-R: (Front) Jean Barnes Truelove, R.L. Rogers, Geneva Ash, Leroy Truelove, Jeffie Rogers, Ray O'Kelley, Monda Lou Parker, Donald Foster, and Lillie Bell Adams Bell; (Second Row): Mary Jane Oliver, Susie Grier, Myron Strickland, Geraldine Collins Smith, Thurmond Crain, Sally Head Usher, Bobby Haynes, Lucille Jones Crain, Jean Haynes Perdue, and Betty Sue Haynes; (Third Row): Holbert Grizzle, Lizzie Jones Truelove, Albert Clark, Jimmie Nell Faulkner Pitchford, Lewis Ushere, Lois Gilstrap, and Euell Gilstrap. Caption: "Hall County Library Photo Collection (0798) Gainesville, Georgia." Digitized by: Digital Techniques, Inc. Electronic version made available through a federal Library Services and Technology Act Grant and Georgia Public Library Services. [Gainesville, Ga. : Hall County Library System] Hall County Library System (Ga.) 2001 Black-and-white photographs http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/hall/hchp/do:0798 image/jpeg 1 photograph : b&w ; 13 x 18 cm. Forms part of: Hall County, Georgia historical photograph collection. 1949 Hall County (Ga.) Clermont (Ga.) Cite as: [Name of photograph], Hall County, Georgia historical photograph collection, Hall County Library System.


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Williams Leads Football to 48-27 Win Over Army
The senior running back ties a BC record with five touchdowns
Eagles host Army on Homecoming Weekend
Football game notes - Army at Boston College
Boston College Falls To No. 8 Florida State, 48-34
Chase Rettig completed 19 of 29 passes for 197 yards and a career-high four touchdowns.
Eagles Travel To Southern California To Face Trojans
Football game notes -- Boston College at USC
Williams, Jones Earn ACC Player of the Week honors
Senior running back, sophomore defensive back help propel BC in week win over Wake Forest
Spiffy Evans Interview - Clemson
Spiffy Evans talks about his experience thus far at Boston College and the upcoming game against Clemson.
Spiffy Evans Interview
2011 Boston College Football Intro Video
Boston College Defeats Miami 24-17
2011 Football Picture Day
BC Falls to No. 8 Florida State, 48-34
BC started strong, but couldn't hold on and No. 8 FSU earned a 48-34 win at Alumni Stadium.
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Boston College vs. USC - UTSI
Boston College vs. Maine
Boston College vs. Maine
NOTES: Earned 2013 Phil Steele preseason All-America third-team honors as a punt return specialist; also captured All-ACC first-team accolades at the position from the publication.
2013 (JUNIOR): Played in 8 games, started two... recorded seven catches for 97 yards and one touchdown ... returned four kicks for 64 yards; averaged 16.0 yards per kickoff return ... registered 13 punt returns for 154 yards; averaged 11.8 yards per punt return ... tallied 315 all-purpose yards... scored a 22-yard touchdown on his only reception of the day against Wake Forest (Sept. 06); also returned two kickoffs for 34 yards and two punts for 25 yards (68 all-purpose yards) ... had four receptions for 63 yards and returned one punt for 28 yards against Army (Oct. 05) ... returned a kickoff for a season-long 19 yards against Villanova (Aug. 31) ... recorded a season-long punt return of 34 yards against Florida State.
2012 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in 11 games; recorded nine starts at wide receiver ... finished the season ranked second on the team with 1,165 all-purpose yards ... ranked fourth among all receivers on the team with 22 receptions for 257 yards ... enjoyed six multiple-reception games, including three four-reception performances ... returned 11 punts for 257 yards and one touchdown - an 82-yard return for touchdown against Maine (Sept. 8); averaged 25.3 yards per punt return ... registered 34 kick returns for 631 yards; averaged 18.6 yards per kickoff return ... caught four passes for 58 yards, including a season-long 36-yard reception, and one touchdown - a three-yard pass from Chase Rettig for the first of his career - in the team's 34-3 home win over the Black Bears; also recorded his first career punt return for touchdown against the Black Bears ... tallied four receptions for a season-high 70 yards against Clemson (Sept. 29) ... registered four receptions for 52 yards against Notre Dame (Nov. 10) ... posted three receptions for 26 yards at Wake Forest (Nov. 3) ... registered 179 all-purpose yards in the team's 20-17 home win over Maryland (Oct. 27); returned three punts for 109 yards, including a 72-yard return in the second quarter; returned three kickoffs for 64 yards and caught one pass for six yards in the victory ... boasted the highest single-season punt return average (25.3) in team history.
2011 (FRESHMAN): Played in 10 games; started at Clemson (Oct. 8) ... emerged as BC's primary kick returner midway through the season ... amassed 485 kick return yards in 23 attempts ... averaged 48.5 return yards per game ... returned four kickoffs for 80 yards versus Florida State (Nov. 3) ... totaled 73 kickoff return yards on three chances at Virginia Tech (Oct. 22) ... handled four kickoff returns for 81 yards against Clemson (Oct. 8) ... was second on the team with 94 all-purpose yards versus Wake Forest (Oct. 1).
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-State Class 2B first-team honors as a senior wide receiver at Chaminade-Madonna ... also captured Sun-Sentinel All-County honors in 2010 ... served as team captain ... totaled 1,200 receiving yards and 20 touchdowns as a senior ... recorded 40 tackles, four sacks and six interceptions on the other side of the ball ... caught 27 passes for 800 yards and 14 touchdowns in 2009; also returned two punts for scores ... led Chaminade to a 12-1 record and to the state title game as a junior ... played for Lions head coach Tim Tyrrell.
PERSONAL: Curtric Jamal Evans, born February 7, 1993 ... nicknamed "Spiffy" ... enrolled as a communications major in the College of Arts & Sciences ... is the recipient of The Philip J. McArdle '27, M.A. '28 Scholarship Fund ... Curtric is the son of Sue Funchess and Curtis Evans; has two older brothers - Deac and Curtis Jr.

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Opening December 19: Wild
Powerfully moving and emotionally resonant, Wild finds director Jean-Marc Vallée and star Reese Witherspoon working at the peak of their respective powers.
See review by Geoff Pevere at Toronto Globe and Mail.
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Now Showing: The Theory of Everything
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Now Showing: Birdman
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Love the Thankful Thursday post.
I'm thankful for coffee, specifically my espresso machine which delivered a perfect double shot today which was very much needed
I am thankful that apartment DH and I found to move to when our lease is up is cheaper, bigger, has an extra bedroom and a wood burning fireplace.
I am also thankful for wait lists that lock you at the lower winter rates.
I am thankful that I am finally going to the eye doctor today. I have worn these contacts out!
I am also thankful that I have a sister that motivates me to workout. I have GOT to lose weight!
What a great post! Especially since I've just been wanting to vent SO badly today...it's good to focus on the positive.
I'm SO thankful that last night was my husbands last night in class and he is officially done with college! WOOOHOOO!!! He has worked so hard and I am incredibly proud of him!
I am thankful that apartment DH and I found to move to when our lease is up is cheaper, bigger, has an extra bedroom and a wood burning fireplace.
I am also thankful for wait lists that lock you at the lower winter rates.
We have one of these and love it!
Trying for #1 since May 2010 l DX ~ Unexplained Infertility June 2011
IUI #1&2 = BFN; IUI #3 = BFP, m/c @ 6 weeks
November '11 ~ IVF#1 ~ ER 11/18 (29R, 17F) ~ 5dt of one beautiful blast on 11/23 = BFP!!
Beta #1 9dp5dt = 116, P4 = 28 ~ Beta #2 13dp5dt = 700 ~ Beta #3 20dp5dt = 9500, P4 = 26
1st u/s 12/27 - hb of 156!! EDD 8.10.12 **TEAM GREEN!**
Sweet baby boy born 8.18.12
Trying for #2
FET #1 - October '13 - c/p l FET #2 - December '13 - cancelled l FET #2.2 - 1.30.14 - BFN
~ More testing - hysteroscopy, endometrial biopsy & more b/w - all normal / negative~
Surprise BFP while waiting on FET #3 ~ beta #1 500; beta #2 1600; first u/s 4/3 - measuring 5w5d, no hb yet!; 2nd u/s 4/10 - hb 132, measuring 6w6d - EDD 11.29.14 **TEAM GREEN!**
I am very thankful that FF gave me CH! I am now 3 DPO and timing was perfect. I am looking for lucky number 7...months we have been TTC.
I am also very thankful because I had such a wonderful day yesterday. No one complained at work. Every person I encountered had a smile. DH was super sexy, and I just felt full of life. I love these rare, but awesome days!!!
I am thankful for my job that I love and the great insurance I carry!
I am thankful for my wonderful and loving supportive husband that tries to keep this whole trying to conceive process fun.
I am thankful for my health!
I am thankful for my awesome friends and family!
Im not hard to keep happy : ) The little things mean so much!
I'm thankful for getting to work from home. My car has rear wheel drive so basically I'm stuck when it snows even an inch or two.
Also thankful for my wonderful husband who shoveled the driveway & walkway while I sat inside and watched the Today show
I heard about that crazy weather! That's scary, and I'm glad you made it home safe too. You're going to hate me for what I'm thankful for....
Sunshine! It has been sunny all week, and I love it. I hope it lasts through the weekend and the rain stays away because DH, Jeep, and I are in major need of a day at the park!
I am thankful that apartment DH and I found to move to when our lease is up is cheaper, bigger, has an extra bedroom and a wood burning fireplace.
I am also thankful for wait lists that lock you at the lower winter rates.
We have one of these and love it!
I am so looking forward to real fires. It is warming me up just thinking about it!
I am thankful that my husband is open minded to the whole TTC process. When we were just going to see what happens (off BC) and then I come home with OPK's and letting him know when we should BD
I'm also thankful for our beautiful house that is much more than I ever expected in a first home. We've lived there 2 years and still I love it more everyday.
I am thankful for FINALLY finding the exact boots I have been searching for, for 2 whole years, last night. On sale at Kohls.
And I am thankful that MH had a fire in the fireplace waiting for me when I got home after finding my boots, so that I could roast marshmallows and make s'mores in my living room. He's a sweetie!
I am thankful for my own will power. I knew I had it inside of me, I just had to learn how to use it
I hope everyone has a great Thursday!
I'm glad you got home ok! I read the post about the commute home, what a nightmare!!
I am thankful that I have such great co-workers that make long-feeling weeks go a little faster.
I am also thankful that we are finally getting the house in our name. There has been a ton of drama surrounding the house situation this year (DH's parents technically own it, but he pays the mortgage, taxes, insurance, etc. and has been for 10 years. It was supposed to be transferred to him once he was able to get a decent mortgage). I hate having money be an issue between family members!
I could probably go on and on, but I'll say that the last thing I'm thankful for is peanut butter and banana sandwiches. I have been craving (and eating) them non-stop this week! They are delicious and the fact that there is one in my lunchbox makes me so happy! I can't wait until lunch so I can eat it!
I'm thankful that MH and I have been able to get a lot of house stuff done before our housewarming party this weekend. He's such a trooper when it comes to hanging up the heavy and tedious things for me, even though I know he doesn't enjoy doing it.
I am thankful for my DD's hugs and kisses when AF shows. She is my favorite person and I feel so lucky every day to have her .
I am also thankful that we are in the process of buying our first home, it is a very welcome distraction!


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This is a discussion on Riot defense discussion within the Home (And Away From Home) Defense Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally Posted by Pythius dude, did you NOT read the OP? Its politics personified. Ok, so if in early November severe riots occur and the ...
I'm more worried about a DPRK Nuke (EMP) attack or a major earthquake that takes the grid down for two weeks.
I also live in a town where 95% of Police and Fire (and EMTs) live elsewhere. They are not going to be sticking around to protect us after the shift is over. They will (and I agree) need to go protect family and property where they live.
Socialism Kills! Time proven, with a very large body count! We are a Constitutional Republic....... not a Democracy, get it correct!
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Pythius, you've clearly got it all figured out. We don't need to worry about what may happen because you dictated that there won't be riots if Romney wins. You've told a poster he didn't need to be armed unless he had become a target of frequent crime. So I have to ask, if you know nothing is going to happen and don't feel the need to be ready for anything and you, yourself, haven't become a target of frequent crime why are you posting in this forum? Is it just to try to start trouble? At this point that's what I think.
"The only people I like besides my wife and children are Marines."
- Lt. Col. Oliver North
THe NYPD, and the NYFD were never out of comission on 9-11. WE lost some wonderfull people... but neither department went awol. All calls for assistanmce were answered, all fire's were put out, all calls for medical assistance were answered. The NYFD, and the NYPD have, and have always had disaster plans. Heck... it's even in the police radio codes.
I have worked several major riots, and more mini riots than I can remember. I cant ever remember us ever being pulled back. For my generation of the NYPD it's nothing unusual to go hat's n bats... and form a wedge, or a line.
My opinion of what to do if caught in a riot would be to appear to participate until you have a chance to escape the crowd, Follow every order of the police, and make it to safety as soon as possible.
If you live in the proximity of a riot my advice would be as some have said... stay inside and make as small a target as possible. Try to become invisible.
Originally Posted by mlr1m
And some have threatened the same if he loses. Depends on what and who you are listening to.
well In case your not old enough to remember or be in the middle of the racial riots of many years ago, in DC and in york pa we were caught in the middle, it isn't pretty nor exciting, it's down right scary, rioters do not really care about anything but having fun and stealing anything they can, the police told us to stay inside bolt down lock and load, thank god the later was not needed, BUT WAS AVAILABLE TO SHARE, twitter and some facebook sites along with you tube, are all containing threats of riots and violence, One even threatened to pistol whip Whit__ S and they are not conspiracy websites sir, they are real life, DO NOT MISUNDERSTAND I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT ANY PARTICULAR RACE, a rioter is a rioter, Burying you head in the sand will only get you shot in the Butt
I don't need to prepare. I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express once, and I watch "Revolution" on Monday nights. I'm ready!
Retired USAF E-8. Lighten up and enjoy life because:
Paranoia strikes deep, into your heart it will creep. It starts when you're always afraid... Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
A woman must not depend on protection by men. A woman must learn to protect herself.
Susan B. Anthony
A armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one has to back it up with his life.
Robert Heinlein
I have seen the stories about "Twitter" comments by people who declare themselves as black and saying that they will riot....shoot Romney.....ect.ect.ect. I think it is all blow and bluster for those who are easily intimidated and frightened. Blacks are still only 12% of the total population. I don't see a large scale civil unrest with that percentage.
I would be more concerned about civil unrest in the case of a natural disaster or even terrorist attack or sporting events.
In any case of civil unrest....these are one of the reasons for being armed for self defense....having some stores of food...and a good bug out bag if necessary. Be Prepared is more than a Boy Scout motto.
A woman must not depend on protection by men. A woman must learn to protect herself.
Susan B. Anthony
A armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one has to back it up with his life.
Robert Heinlein
You, Spirit, caused me to laugh out loud at a very inappropriate time! Thank you! An Amish Drive-By!Do you know what this is?
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That is a Amish "drive by".
The tyrant dies and his rule is over, the martyr dies and his rule begins. ― The Journals of Kierkegaard


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Published On: May 05 2013 03:17:52 PM CDT
The 37th annual Mountain Empire Older Citizens walkathon has been rescheduled to May 19th due to inclement weather.
The walkathon is the largest fundraiser for the Emergency Fuel Fund for the Elderly, which assists older people with the cost of heating their homes during the winter.
We're told the walkathon will still be held at Union High School in Big Stone Gap, Virginia.
If you can't make the new time we're told you can always bring your money and form to the MEOC office at any time.
MEOC services Lee, Wise and Scott counties as well as the City of Norton.
In 2012 MEOC responded to approximately 1,500 requests.
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A Wauwatosa homeowner received an unexpected request at 6:24 p.m. Dec. 3. A man asked him if he could look through the backyard for marijuana he was hiding from police, according to a Wauwatosa police report.
Also from the report:
The homeowner saw an SUV and a squad car sitting outside his house in the 2500 block of North 65th Street and, thinking nothing of it, he ignored it and sat down.
His doorbell rang. He went to investigate and, seeing no one outside, sat down again. About five minutes later, the bell rang again.
Thinking something was up, the man went to his backyard to find a man looking through his window. He walked out and confronted the man, asking what he was doing in his backyard.
The doorbell-ringer said he was looking for his wallet and started walking toward the street. He got about halfway to the street when he turned around and admitted the truth: He was looking for the weed he had hidden from police.
Now concerned, the homeowner said he'd help the man find his marijuana so he can get it off his property. He gave the man a flashlight and told him to find the weed and leave.
While the man was looking for the marijuana, the SUV he had seen earlier showed up. The weed-searcher said he'd pay the homeowner $1,000 to tell the SUV driver to leave or he'd call the police.
Fed up with the stranger's antics, the man went into his home and called the police. The SUV and the weed-searcher's vehicle circled the block a few times, the homeowner's doorbell was rung a few more times, and then the people left.
Police did not find the marijuana or any suspects.
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Remember when comic imprint Top Cow, known for their scantily clad leading female characters (Witchblade, Aphrodite IX, to name a couple) and The Darkness comic-to-game series, was putting out Tomb Raider comics? And Lara Croft actually crossed over with Witchblade and other Top Cow characters? Good times.
Well, good times are here again. Tomb Raider is back in comic form, but this time from the house that's brought the world The Mask, The Goon and a ton of Star Wars comics, Dark Horse. Tomb Raider: The Beginning is a comic book prequel to the upcoming game reboot. The comic's written by the game's lead writer, Rhianna Pratchett, and comes as a bonus with Tomb Raider when pre-ordered at Best Buy stores.
Story-wise, Tomb Raider: The Beginning gives a glimpse at showbiz archaeologist Dr. James Whitman enlisting Captain Conrad Roth and his eccentric crew of the ship The Endurance. Whitman, Roth, and the rest plan to find the lost Japanese kingdom of Yamatai, but find themselves unexpectedly threatened before their expedition can even begin.At 48 pages, Tomb Raider: The Beginning is pretty short, as far as comic book narratives go. That's pretty much the equivalent of two and a half issues of a Marvel or DC monthly release. On the plus side, The Beginning is going the extra mile by being released in hardcover.
"Whilst penning Lara's origins story for the game I had lots of ideas about the world she and the other characters inhabited, and the story behind their voyage: it was great to be able to flesh out the world of Tomb Raider and work with the talented team at Dark Horse to bring Lara Croft back to comics," said Rhianna Pratchett, lead game writer for Tomb Raider.
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Buffett Watch: Coca-Cola's a Keeper
Last week, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) submitted its fourth-quarter stock holdings to the SEC.
In the SEC filing, we learned that Berkshire decreased several major positions, including Procter & Gamble (PG) , ConocoPhillips (COP) and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ).
However, Berkshire's 200-million-share-stake in Coca-Cola (KO) didn't change.
Why?The following are key insights on Coca-Cola from TheStreet.com. From Why Buffett Is Sticking With Coca-Cola: What does the Buffett approach like about Coca-Cola, whose 2,800-plus products include not only Coke but also major brands such as Sprite, Minute Maid, Powerade, Nestea, Dasani and Fanta? A lot. For starters, Buffett has typically seeks out firms that have posted persistent earnings growth over the long haul, and Atlanta-based Coca-Cola's earnings dip this year was its first since 2000 -- and considering the earnings-sapping recession we're in, the 8-cent drop from 2007 to 2008 isn't bad at all. Secondly, Coca-Cola has $5.76 billion in annual earnings, meaning it could pay off its $2.78 billion in debt in less than half a year, if it so chose. That's just the kind of conservative financing that my Buffett-based model prizes. Another reason this model likes Coca-Cola is its management. Read the full version of Why Buffett Is Sticking With Coca-Cola (on RealMoney). From Coke's Stock Opens Happiness for Investors: Investors are more favorable to Coke than they have been. The company's stock has fallen only 5.5% this year, making it the Dow's second-best performer. TheStreet.com Ratings' quantitative model, which examines a company's valuation metrics, financial situation and analysts' consensus expectations of future growth, awards Coke a B-minus, which equates with a "buy" recommendation. With a dividend yield topping 3.5% and priced at a modest 13.8, Coke's reward grade from TheStreet.com Ratings is a B-plus. Its $9.3 billion in debt and price of nearly five times book value hold the firm's risk grade to a C-minus. Read the full version of Coke's Stock Opens Happiness for Investors ( TheStreet.com Ratings Report on Coca-Cola).
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Key to the Rockies offers the finest Keystone Colorado lodging and accommodations from studios to condominiums for your ski, summer vacation or special event in Keystone, Breckenridge or Dillon Colorado. From the central check-in location at 23024 US Hwy 6, Ste 202, you will be directed to one of four locations each with distinct roomtypes: *The Gateway Lodge* located 350 yards from the ski slopes, restaurants and shops features studio guestrooms with kitchenettes; *The Arapahoe Lodge and Silver Mill Lodge* are less than 100 yards from the Keystone gondola and feature 1 bedroom condominiums; *The Tenderfoot Lodge* offering magnificent mountain views and less than 250 yard from Keystone Mountain features 2 bedroom condominiums, and the *Snake River Village Townhomes* located less than 350 yards from the pedestrian village of River Run, restaurants and skiing features 2 bedroom townhomes. Please see the room type descriptions in the HOD for further details on the individual accommodations. Spring, summer and fall recreation extends to Keystone's Robert Trent Jones Jr. golf course, gold medal fishing, horseback riding, hiking and biking, challenging whitewater rafting, hot air ballooning, shopping and much more. Winter recreation boasts world class skiing at Keystone, Breckenridge, Vail, Beaver Creek and Arapahoe Basin. Keystone also hosts the only night skiing alternative in the state of Colorado. Additional winter activities include dog sledding, snowmobiling, horse-drawn sleigh rides, ice-fishing and an array of others. Free shuttle system provided via Summit County Mountain to Arapahoe Basin, Dillon, Frisco and Silverthorne, Colorado. 23024 U.S. Highway 6, Keystone, CO 80435, USLocated 100 to 350 yards from ski slopes.
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Add your car to your shared data plan: Audi and Tesla partner with AT&T for the 'first ever in-vehicle 4G LTE'
"With the introduction of the new A3 family Audi is putting the most advanced technology into the compact luxury segment," said Scott Keogh, President, Audi of America. "Offering drivers a 4G LTE connection will provide the fastest in-vehicle connection available and significantly enhance the infotainment experience."
"AT&T has the nation's fastest and most reliable LTE network* and this new relationship with Audi allows us to drastically improve the in-car experience," said Glenn Lurie, President, AT&T Emerging Enterprises and Partnerships Organization. "It's exciting to think about the Audi A3 family of cars throughout the U.S. running 4G LTE-powered wireless hotspots and more through Audi connect."
Audi will add convenience by becoming the first automaker to offer a Mobile Share data plan option to AT&T wireless customers who would like to add their vehicle to their existing smartphone or tablet data plan.
Audi plans to roll out 4G LTE capability across its entire lineup as new or refreshed models come to the market. AT&T has the fastest and now most reliable 4G LTE network.* And AT&T was named America's fastest 4G LTE network in PC Magazine's 2013 Fastest Mobile Networks 30-market study – and also swept the top rankings in all six U.S. regions from coast to coast: Northeast, Southeast, North-Central, South-Central, Northwest and Southwest.
The new A3 family will feature the most advanced version of Audi connect including picture navigation, read-aloud news headlines, Facebook and Twitter alerts; access to more than 7,000 Web radio stations; personalized RSS news feeds, and more.
"It's an honor to work with a company as innovative as Tesla on delivering a connected experience inside automobiles for both drivers and passengers," said Ralph de la Vega, president and CEO, AT&T Mobility.
"Tesla's goal has always been to catalyze the market for electric vehicles for all consumers while providing an exceptional driving experience," said Elon Musk, co-founder and CEO of Tesla. "AT&T's advanced and reliable wireless connectivity will help Tesla continue to deliver a cutting-edge ownership experience."
In addition, AT&T announced yesterday two major initiatives to lead innovation in the connected car market – a first-of-its-kind connected car innovation center in Atlanta, called the AT&T Drive Studio, and a new global automotive solution and development platform, now called AT&T Drive.
AT&T Drive Studio features a working lab, showroom to build and exhibit the latest innovations, and serves as an overall hub where AT&T can work hand in hand with companies and respond to opportunities presented by automotive manufacturers.
AT&T Drive is the company's connected car platform – a modular and flexible, global solution that allows automakers to pick and choose what services and capabilities are important to them and allows them to differentiate their solutions in the marketplace. From connectivity and billing solutions to data analytics and infotainment, this platform will allow auto makers and developers to develop their own innovative and customized connected car solutions, now and in the future.
As a telematics leader, AT&T already provides mobile internet access in vehicles manufactured by both domestic and foreign automobile makers. AT&T was the first to enter the market with a proprietary, global SIM platform which made it possible for automotive, consumer and M2M equipment makers to work through a single carrier to wirelessly enable and connect products across the globe, and cars are being sold throughout world today with this SIM.
For the complete array of AT&T offerings, visit www.att.com.
*AT&T products and services are provided or offered by subsidiaries and affiliates of AT&T Inc. under the AT&T brand and not by AT&T Inc.
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1. DEATHSTROKE9 (Posts: 399; Member since: 09 Nov 2013)
Son cars will sell with carrier branding. And then phonearena will publish an article "The Audi R8 is now available with Sprint. And then "Black friday deals, audi R8 for free on Verizon wireless"
8. RaKithAPeiRiZ (Posts: 1385; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
or how last year's Audi Q5 wont be upgraded to the next version of the OS
14. DEATHSTROKE9 (Posts: 399; Member since: 09 Nov 2013)
"Kitkat now rolling out to select audi vehicles" lol
2. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 915; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
Carriers are smart enough to make deals like this to get you to go over your plan limits. They are so fn smart; sure you have a choice but remember there is only one reason for this....your dough. Who wants a car thats linked only to one carrier that may not be your carrier of choice.
3. Tommy1960i (Posts: 102; Member since: 11 Oct 2013)
Actually you are right. I don't know about it in America but in Europe Different countries have different carriers so if you travel it's not the best idea to be blocked on only one.
6. Augustine (Posts: 800; Member since: 28 Sep 2013)
In Europe usually the carrier is not the same company behind the network. Because of GSM being ubiquitous, many companies came up that offer just a signal and a network and strike roaming agreements with virtually all carriers. Therefore, in Europe, no cellular device is locked to a carrier; the carrier is oftentimes just the one managing the account.
It's not unlike the small virtual carrier operators in the US, like Virgin Mobile or Straight Talk. Only in Europe this is the norm and many carriers do not market to consumers.
In conclusion, in Europe it doesn't matter, it's all GSM and the devices are all unlocked. And I believe that Audi will not sell cars locked to AT&T, I strongly suspect that a T-mobile SIM card would work as well. The car probably just comes with a multi-band LTE device that works in region 1 (the Americas).
4. Jommick (Posts: 211; Member since: 10 Sep 2013)
For the majority of Americans who tend to stay within the United States this would make sense. Of course, it only makes sense if you absolutely have to have facebook/pandora in your car - can't wait to see the new laws and legislation passed on this.
12. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
this is already in audis and most new cars.. the only thing this changes is that now it is faster and can be on a shared data plan
for audi and tesla, this is really useful since they use google maps for their maps and run web searches on nearby areas. for car manufacturers who implement pandora and basic functions, there is no need for anything fancy
7. Augustine (Posts: 800; Member since: 28 Sep 2013)
This is a good thing, but, to me, only if it provides a WiFi hot spot in the car. A signal booster inside the car wouldn't be bad either.
13. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
audi provides the wifi hotspot on its cars now which are equipped with cellular; i am not sure about tesla
9. monkeylarue1 (Posts: 5; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
How many of you notice the huge issue? Access to certain technology will be based on your wealth. I am fortunate to be able to buy certain technology products. I am aware the majority of the people will be very limited in their access. On another note are we going to get LITE versions of each car?
10. Augustine (Posts: 800; Member since: 28 Sep 2013)
What's new about certain technologies being accessible only to those who can afford it? What's next, after Bush-Obama phones, Obama LTE cars?
11. Gemmol (Posts: 563; Member since: 09 Nov 2011)
I like what the guy above say a mobile hotspot would be nice, but then again AT&T gives hotspot free with any phone so it won't be needed


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M.Patmos Fall 2012: Wrap Skirts and Wooden Baubles
The Scene: Designer Marcia Patmos drew inspiration from Edward S. Curtis' book The Women, a volume packed with portraits of Native American women from the early 1900s. In keeping with the layered patterns and fabrics they favored, Patmos (formerly of beloved knitwear label Lutz & Patmos) turned this season's collection into a true celebration of texture.
The Look: Models wore striped sweaters, chunky scarves and fantastic fur beanies. Pieces splashed with a black-and-white striped check pattern contrasted nicely with several juicy fuchsia styles. And Patmos showed some of the best iterations of the wrap skirt we've seen in several seasons.
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The Medici: Bankers, Rulers and Patrons
In the 15th century the Medici bank was one of the most powerful companies in Europe, with branches from Naples to Milan, and Geneva to London. Its head, the first Cosimo de' Medici (1389-1464), was also the unofficial ruler of the Florentine Republic until his death.
Cosimo's most visible achievement in the city was the new Palazzo Medici. Its decoration and furnishings were an expression of his artistic and intellectual aspirations, and a testimony to his discernment as patron. His son Piero (1416-69), who governed the city for a short time, added the famous study or scrittoio.
Piero's son Lorenzo (1449-92), known as Il Magnifico, was a talented statesman who distanced himself from the family business to devote himself to politics and cultural patronage.
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and vases of alabaster and chalcedony
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Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life
The Motorcycle Diaries: A Journey Around South America
When, shortly after the triumph of the Castro revolution, Ernesto Guevara took over the direction of the Cuban National Bank, it became his duty to sign the newly minted ten- and twenty-peso notes. This he did with a contemptuous flourish, scrawling the bold nom de guerre "Che" on both denominations. By that gesture, which made those bills a collectors' item in some quarters of the left, he expressed an ambition to move beyond the money economy and what used to be termed "the cash nexus." It was a stroke, at once Utopian and puritanical, that seemed to sum up his gift both for the improvised and the determined.
Revisiting Havana recently, for the purpose of making a BBC documentary on the thirtieth anniversary of Guevara's murder, I discovered that there are now four legal currencies in circulation. The most proud and salient, of course, is the United States dollar. Nowhere outside the Panama Canal Zone has any Latin American economy capitulated so utterly to the usefulness of this green symbol. Once the preserve of the Cuban nomenklatura and of those with access to special diplomatic "dollar stores," the money of Tio Sam is now the preferred street-wise mode of exchange, and also the essential legal tender in hotels and newly privatized restaurants. Next in importance is the special "INTUR" money, printed by the Cuban Ministry of Tourism for the exclusive use of foreign holidaymakers. Large tracts of Cuba, especially the Varadero beach section outside Havana, have been turned into reservations for this special breed of "internationalist." Third comes the peso convertible, a piece of scrip with a value pegged to that of the dollar. And last we find the Cuban peso, a mode of exchange so humble that windshield-washers at intersections, when handed a fistful, will wordlessly hand it back.
On this last currency appears the visage of Che Guevara. It certainly, if somewhat ironically, demonstrates the regime's fealty to his carelessness about money. Meanwhile, under stylized poster portraits of the heroic Comandante, and within sight of banners reading—rather gruesomely, perhaps—Socialismo o Muerte, the youth of Havana sell their lissome bodies as they did in the days of the Sam Giancana and George Raft dispensation. Junk tourist artifacts are sold from stalls outside Hemingway's old Bodeguita. The talk among the liberal members of the writers' union, as also among the American expatriate veterans, is all of the surge in street crime and delinquency. With unintentional comic effect, these conversations mimic their "deprived or depraved?" counterparts in Los Angeles and New York. Is it the lack of jobs and opportunities? Or could it be the decline in the moral basis of society? After all, it's not that long since Martha Gellhorn instructed her readers that mugging in Havana was unknown. The old "moral versus material" debate continues in a ghostly form, as if there were a pentimento of Che concealed behind the partly gaudy and partly peeling façade.
Leaving Cuba and landing in Cancún, Mexico, I buy The Miami Herald and The New York Times. On the front page of the Herald is the news that Hector Silva, candidate of the Farabundo Martí Liberation Front, has been elected mayor of San Salvador. The paper mentions that many of Silva's enthusiasts "still sport" lapel buttons bearing the likeness of Guevara. When I interviewed him in 1987, the brave and eloquent Señor Silva was a much likelier candidate for assassination than election.
The front page of The New York Times reports from Zaire, and carries the claim of Laurent-Désir Kabila that his rebel forces will be in the capital city by June. The paper's correspondent, citing the inevitable "Western diplomatic sources," quotes them as saying that they will be surprised if it takes as long as that. One of Guevara's first acts, after the overthrow of Batista, was to extend hospitality and training to the embryonic forces of the Sandinista and Farabundo Martí fronts. And one of his last acts, before embarking for Bolivia, was to spend some time on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, attempting to put a little fiber and fervor into the demoralized anti-Mobutu guerrillas. (At this time, he formed a rather low opinion of M. Kabila, whose base and whose tactics were too tribal, who demonstrated a tendency toward megalomania, and who maltreated deserters and prisoners.) Still, Mobutu had been the jewel in the CIA's African crown. So perhaps not all the historical ironies turn out to be at Guevara's expense.
The superficial account of Che's significance is narrated chiefly in symbols and icons. Some of these constitute a boutique version: Antonio Banderas plays a sort of generic Che in the movie rendition of Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's Evita. As photographed by Alberto Korda with an expression of untameable defiance, Che became the poster boy of the vaguely "revolutionary" generation of the 1960s. (And of that generation's nemesis: the Olivetti conglomerate once used a Che poster in a recruiting advertisement with the caption "We would have hired him.") The Cuban government recently took legal steps to stop a popular European beer being named after its most popular martyr.
Much of the attraction of the cult has to do with the grace of an early and romantic death. George Orwell once observed that if Napoleon Bonaparte had been cut down by a musket ball as he entered Moscow, he would have been remembered as the greatest general since Alexander. And not only did Guevara die before his ideals did, he died in such a manner as to inspire something akin to superstition. He rode among the poor of the altiplano on a donkey. He repeatedly foresaw and predicted the circumstances of his own death. He was spurned and betrayed by those he claimed to set free. He was by calling a healer of the sick. The photographs of his corpse, bearded and half-naked and lacerated, make an irresistible comparison with paintings of the deposition from Calvary. There is a mystery about his last resting place. Alleged relics are in circulation. There have even been sightings….
The CIA and its Bolivian military allies chopped off Guevara's hands in order to make a positive fingerprint comparison with records in Argentina: the preserved hands were later returned to Cuba by a defector from La Paz. We may be grateful that the Castro regime did not choose to set up an exhibit of mummification on the model of Lenin's tomb. Though I did discover, during my researches in Havana, that the pictures of Guevara's dead body have never been shown in Cuba. "The Cuban people," I was solemnly told at the national film archive, "are used to seeing Che Guevara alive." And so they do, night after night on their screens—cutting cane as a "volunteer," greeting parties of schoolchildren, orating at the United Nations or the Alliance for Progress, posing in a clearing in the Sierra Maestra or the Bolivian uplands.
One of the special dramas of the Latin American region is that of the desaparecido, or "disappeared person." From Buenos Aires to Guatemala City, there are still committees of black-draped madres who demand to know the whereabouts of their sons and daughters. And there are also "Truth Commissions" which have come up with the most harrowing evidence of what did happen. Che Guevara is the most famous "disappeared person" in the hemisphere. When Jon Lee Anderson, the author of this intelligent and intriguing biography, published his findings last year on the probable burial site of Guevara's remains (still undetermined, but very probably underneath the runway of a military airport at Vallegrande in Bolivia), he had the incidental effect of igniting a movement of relatives of the desaparecidos in Bolivia itself.
Another way of describing, and incidentally of de-trivializing, the legacy of Guevara is to place him as a founding figure of "magical realism." In his Motorcycle Diaries, an account of a continental road trip he took as a young medical student in the early 1950s, we read in Guevara's own youthful prose about his fact-finding tour of the leper colonies of Latin America. He celebrated his twenty-fourth birthday at one such colony in the Peruvian Amazon. The patients threw him a party at the conclusion of which, flown with locally distilled pisco, he made a speech and said:
The division of America into unstable and illusory nations is a complete fiction. We are one single mestizo race with remarkable ethnographic similarities, from Mexico down to the Magellan Straits. And so, in an attempt to break free from all narrow-minded provincialism, I propose a toast to Peru and to a United America.
As he later described the same occasion in a letter home to his mother:
Alberto, who sees himself as Peron's natural heir, delivered such an impressive demagogic speech that our well-wishers were consumed with laughter…. An accordion player with no fingers on his right hand used little sticks tied to his wrist, the singer was blind and almost all the others were hideously deformed, due to the nervous form of the disease which is very common in this area. With the light from lamps and lanterns reflected in the river, it was like a scene from a horror film. The place is very lovely….
The boy "Che" drunkenly spouting pan-Americanism to an audience of isolated lepers in a remote jungle—here is a scene that Werner Herzog might hesitate to script, or Gabriel García Márquez to devise. (Márquez once said in the hearing of a friend of mine that in order to write about Guevara he would need a thousand years or a million pages. His non-fiction book Operation Carlotta, a straightforwardly not to say panegyrically Fidelist account of the Cuban expedition to Angola, does deal briefly with Guevara's earlier foray into the Congo.) But writers as diverse as Julio Cortázar and Nicolás Guillén1 have taken Guevara as an inspiration, and indeed one of his more lasting memorials may be in the regional literary imagination.
If we take this as Anderson does—as a chronicle of a death foretold—then it may be related as an intelligible series of chapters and parables. First we have the rebel: the James Dean and Jack Kerouac type. The young "Che"—the nickname is distinctively Argentine and translates roughly as copain, or pal—came from an Irish-Spanish family of impoverished aristocrats with the patronymic of Lynch. He was always a charmer and a wit, and always a troublemaker and heartbreaker. His period of youthful sexual repression seems to have been short: an appealing candor about the physical and libidinous runs through all his writings as it does with very few professional revolutionaries. His family was anti-Nazi and anti-Peronist during a time when this could be perilous in Argentina.
Ernesto took an active if rather theatrical part in local youth and student activism, helping out refugees from Republican Spain and cheeking pro-Nazi teachers and professors. The boy is not yet the father to the man except in two respects: he does not dislike Peron as much as his family does, because Peron is at least a nationalist and a foe of the Yanqui. And he is gravely debilitated by asthma, an affliction which he refuses to allow to incapacitate him. The story of his body-building, sporting enthusiasm, and outdoor effort, all aimed at putting strength into a feeble frame, reminds one of nothing so much as (of all people) Theodore Roosevelt. From this derives an emphasis on "the will" which is essential to the story.
1 The imagery of these texts tends to be nationalist-heroic rather than socialist or revolutionary. Though a highly orthodox Communist himself, and a contemporary of Neruda, Nicolás Guillén composed an ode in 1959 comparing Guevara to Martí and San Martín. Julio Cortázar wrote a death-paean for Che, offering his own hands and pen as a replacement for the hands chopped off by the killers. ↩
The imagery of these texts tends to be nationalist-heroic rather than socialist or revolutionary. Though a highly orthodox Communist himself, and a contemporary of Neruda, Nicolás Guillén composed an ode in 1959 comparing Guevara to Martí and San Martín. Julio Cortázar wrote a death-paean for Che, offering his own hands and pen as a replacement for the hands chopped off by the killers. ↩


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I own a bakery and we make a ping pong ball sized product that is currently hand dipped in chocolate using, ahem, a spoon. As our volumes (about 2,000 per 8 hour shift) have outpaced this antiquated method we are about to invest in enrobing equipment but really need your expert advice. I am using a couverture chocolate so tempering is not necessary. I simply need to get a nice, even coat on a round product.
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If you could post a photo of what one of the items looks like, next to something that will give a good size reference, that would help.
You could probably use an enrobing line that comes with a "bottomer." If you post a photo, I can forward to someone who does this for a living and he can let me know if it will work for you.
At 250 pieces an hour (based on your 2000/day assumption) you will need some type of cooling whether a tunnel or take off paper to refrigeration even though you are using compound.
I am assuming you are doing a cake ball of some description and they do enrobe because they tend to have a somewhat flat bottom and thereby are more enrobe-able. I have seen cake balls done on Selmi enrobers both with and without tunnel.
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(EW.com) -- NBC is pulling the monkey off the stage.
The network is yanking freshman sitcom "Animal Practice" from Wednesday nights next month.
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"Animal Practice" will be replaced by "Whitney" starting November 14, which means fans of the wacky veterinarian hospital comedy still get a three more episodes before its gone.
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Networks avoid the c-word when making these announcements, but the show's production is being halted after the eighth episode wraps this week (five have aired, three to go).
Last night's "Animal Practice" fell 9 percent to 3.8 million viewers and a 1.0 in the adult demo, ranking as the lowest-rated broadcast show in the hour (including The CW). Lead-out "Guys With Kids," by comparison, at least had 4.3 million and a 1.4 rating.
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Type of Facility: Tennis Pro Shop and Concession and (Second Building) Restrooms Multi-User
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Tennis shop and concession building with retail and retail office space, a food-service kitchen, and an interior staff restroom. Multi-user restroom building: men's—1 accessible toilet, two urinals and 1 stall toilet; women's—1 accessible toilet and three stall toilets; accessible drinking fountains.
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Last summer my parents took me to Italy (one week in Rome, one week in Tuscany) as a college graduation gift. I had been there once before (while in school, I studied abroad in Paris and spent a weekend in Venice), but due to a horrible bout of food poisoning after my first authentic Italian meal, my experience was kind of ruined. I missed out on a lot of gelato, wine, and most importantly, a chance to show off all the cute outfits I had packed.
So for my second time around, I decided to go all out. Since I had to pack two weeks worth of outfits into one suitcase, I chose pieces that I could mix and match, and that would embody the flavor of each city I visited. For Rome, I garnered inspiration from Audrey Hepburn's wardrobe in Roman Holiday and for Tuscany, I aimed for a more earthy look inspired by the landscape.
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A crisp, white shirt will be the most versatile piece in your suitcase.
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I picture the glamorous stars of Federico Fellini's films (La Dolce Vita, 8 1/2) wearing cat eyes like these.
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I learned the hard way that you can't walk into a church in Italy with exposed shoulders, even if it's 100 degrees outside. Many tourists have to cover themselves with cheap, souvenir scarves purchased from street vendors. Trust me, It's not a good look. Come prepared.
I wasted precious space in my suitcase with heels. After walking around all day, the last thing you'll want to wear to dinner are stilettos.
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It's classic, and a little bit rustic just like Italy itself.
Crowded, tourist-y spots are pick-pocket magnets. While my dad opted for a money belt, I chose a cross body bag, since they're easy to keep an eye on. This one has a secret iPad flap so you'll have access to your Italian vocabulary apps on the go.
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"Scottsdale, Ariz. Medicis, based here, has begun shipment of the dermal fillers Restylane-L and Perlane-L (both hyaluronic acid/lidocaine), GlobeNewswire reports.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Jan. 29 approved Restylane-L for implantation into the mid- to deep dermis and Perlane-L for implantation into the deep dermis to superficial subcutis. Both fillers are intended for the correction of moderate to severe facial wrinkles, such as nasolabial folds"
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Michelle Bogowith Makes Her WDAF Debut
Meteorologist Michelle Bogowith made her debut on Kansas City Fox affiliate WDAF yesterday.
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Britney Spears's estate is large, who can doubt, and poor head too. So the blonde singer is dependent on her father, Jamie Spears, who manages his fortune, and therefore has decided to knock on effect on the figure of Lady Gaga.
Britney Spears is about to announce a donation that will shake the foundations of the pop industry, about three million more media fans of his former "competition" par excellence, the Mother Monster. Gone are the days of excesses and follies sink the princess. No grudge, even with those who have tried again and again dethrone Facebook, Twitter and other social networks the aforementioned Little Monsters, and she wants to make that clear.
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Find out the latest news about Florida Keys Community College!
Key West Chamber of Commerce and FKCC help high school students apply for college
FKCC Unites Scholarship Donors, Recipients
Florida Keys Community College's Foundation hosted a scholarship social October 18 in Tennessee Williams Theatre on the Key West Campus. The event brought together dozens of scholarship recipients with the generous individuals who support and fund the awards. The FKCC Foundation, which cultivates funds through private donors, community organizations and public agencies, is set to distribute a total of approximately $150,000 in scholarships this year alone. Read more | View photos.
FKCC Celebrates Constitution Day
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Dr. Patrick Rice, Interim Director of FKCC's Institute for Public Safety, recognized the best and the brightest of the class with special awards. Class Captain Benjamin Elmore earned two accolades: one for academic excellence and the other for leadership. The coveted "PIG" award was presented to Class Lieutenant Ryan Aper for demonstrating pride, integrity and guts. Nancy Roberts was named "Top Gun" for her superior shooting skills. Read more | View photos.
Hemingway Look-Alikes Give FKCC Scholarships
The Hemingway Look-Alike Society established the FKCC scholarship 15 years ago with the purpose of encouraging education and literary talent in the community where the legendary writer called home in the 1930s and produced some of his most enduring literary works. The scholarship was later opened up to nursing students. Read more | View photos.
FKCC Graduates Make All-Academic Team
The FKCC students were recognized specifically for their active participation in FKCC's Student Government Association. Saunders was vice president, Forgham was a senator and Hoyes served as an alternate officer. All three graduated with Associate in Arts degrees in May.
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At their annual Fourth of July Barbeque, officers of the Key West chapter of the American Legion, Arthur Sawyer Post 28, presented $1,000 scholarships to three Florida Keys Community College nursing students: Stephanie Clark, Ariana Boroquez and Naomi Andrews.
The American Legion Post 28 has raised funds for and contributed to the scholarship fund in the FKCC Foundation for the past four years.