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Hi we are a couple living together in a amazing calm apartment in the south of Antwerp. I'm a Portuguese performer and my boyfriend is a coordinator for art-educational projects. We are both lovers of art, food, friends. You know, the good life ;)
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We had a lovely stay in the apartment of Daan and Paulo. There was a little miscommunication about the date (they thought we would come one week later), but this was no problem at all, they were very kind to let us in! Paulo told us many nice places to go in Antwerp. Also the location was perfect to explore all those nice places!
Paulo and daan were good hosts, welcoming and helpful with info on how to get around antwerp. the flat is as described on the site and feels like an "authentic" antwerp epxperience. I would recommend to stay at their place.
Absolutely lovely stay with absolutely lovely people. Comfortable accommodation and nice central location. The only hassle would be falling in love with Niko the cat and then not wanting to leave! ;)
Highly recommend a stay!
Daan and Paulo were very welcoming and extremely helpful hosts. Their apartment is beautiful and really accessible to the center. Their cat was also absolutely adorable! I would definitely recommend this place to anyone traveling to Antwerp! :)
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It was great staying with Paulo and Daan. They were very nice and gave me lots of recommendations, which I appreciate. Great location and facilities. And I loved their friendly cat, Niko.
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Paulo and Daan were both charming and very helpful. The room quiet and the flat very well appointed. I really enjoyed my stay and would thoroughly recommend both location and hosts.
Paulo and Daan were very welcoming and helpful hosts. They sat us down when we arrived with a cup of tea and gave us some very useful information about the city. Their cat was also very friendly. The room was clean and had a tremendous view of the city, as did the living room which we were made to feel welcome in. Highly recommended, and not too far a distance from the centre. Thanks.
I loved staying in this apartment! It was great.
Paulo et Daan ont été des hôtes très sympathiques, conviviaux et attentionnés. Je les en remercie.
Je regrette simplement qu'il n'est pas désiré participer au concept de prix libre en décidant de ne rien donner pour un séjour de 10 jours !
C'est un choix qui fait parti du concept et que nous devons assumer même si c'est difficile.
Friendly and discreet guests! I would recommend them to any future hosts!
Smiling, polite, very clean, thanks for everything
Paulo and Dan were great guests, both with nice personality and attitude. Extremely nice, super friendly, relaxed and interesting people always with a smile on their face. They took good care of the apartment and I honestly enjoyed having them as guests. I would definitely have them again and would recommend them anywhere!
Pareceu-me simpático e respeitável, apesar de não o ter visto pessoalmente. Pareceu-me também que entendeu todas as indicações dadas por sms ou e.mail.
Pan and his boyfriend are a great, fun couple - easy to talk to, lovely to be around, generous and warm. Staying in their apartment can only be a pleasure!
Be careful, you can get addicted to Paulo! ;) His vibrant and positive energy makes everyone feel appreciated around him. Seriously, he is very respectful and joyful, a shinning spirit that will make you feel truly welcomed! Enjoy your stay ;)
A very warm welcome is certainly what you can expect! You'll feel right at home.
Pan! C'est le signal qui touche son but et sait vous saisir. Paulo et Daan sont des hôtes prévenants, disponibles et réactifs qui font en sorte que votre séjour chez eux se passe au mieux. Amazing view, hi level of equipment. The guys are reliable and easy. They are also connected to the underground scene, to art and cultural matters in Antwerp and Brussels... but also partying.
Paulo is the most friendly, adorable humble person that I ever known.
Everyone that as the change to cross in Paulo´s path is a lucky person. We grow next to him.
Very much in touch with reality, Pan leaves his mark as a performer. Art in touch with politics in a very easy going guy.
I met Pan in the South of Portugal where we shared beach, friends and the occasional party. I've been meeting him ever since, as I and he trot between Portugal and Belgium and share a conversation over a beer and discuss which are better, the beers, the politics or the arts...
Pan, with his warm, joyfull and creative mind is one of the best hosts when you're visiting Belgium.
I highly recomend Pan's Place and company if you're willing to enjoy a great time in Antwerp, in a cosy and friendly atmosphere! Pan will guide and host you with his multiple interests in arts, photography, food, music....helping you discover the best of Antwerp!
Also been at their place, and it's great! Roof terrace 3
The loveliest hosts, and just the sweetest people.
Pan means bread in Spanish, well, this pan is MUCH better! I've been at their place, looooved it (secretly wanted to occupy it) and well, enjoyed it. Cause they are magic entertainers. You can only love it. Just sayin.
Pan - companion of the nymphs - is a warm and endearing fellow countryman. I believe he brings creativity and enthusiasm (and probably a bit of glitter) to anything he touches. I met Mr.P through the Bacalhau Connection at a party where he was DJing. I trust Paulo and I think he is delightful to be around. If Pan would run for Mayor, I'd vote for him.


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Turkey and the PKK: Saving the Peace Process
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Enhancing Nuclear Governance in the Asia Pacific
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UNISCI Discussion Papers No 35
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So I had to be downtown yesterday, right? As long as I'm there, I figure I'll do my Thursday Walk a day early. So I see this vehicle entrance into a building and I'm totally smitten with the geometry of the shadows...but it doesn't really work as a photo. It needs a figure, is what I'm thinking.
So I put on my HCB face and I wait for a person to walk by (hey, it worked for him with that puddle). For like ten minutes I'm waiting. Woman in a red dress, I shit you not, walks up the sidewalk...and here comes a FedEx truck. Ruins the shot. Another five or ten minutes, and here comes this kid. And he's got blue-tinted hair. He's no woman in a red dress, but he's pretty damned good and you take what you can get. What I get is this one shot, then a car drives into the frame. By the time the car's gone, the kid's in the shadow.
Another five or ten minutes...nothing. Zip. Not a pedestrian to be found. So I give up. This is about half a heartbeat away from being a good shot. Some days are like that.
hihihi, Matt Redmond, Paul L Dineen, and 7 other people added this photo to their favorites.
It's still a good shot. It's a better story but it's still a good shot. There's just enough light on the guy to make him mysterious-looking. What's your HCB face?
such perfect shadows
great storty here Greg, love the red dress and Fedex situation, I think we all have something like that to share, nice on here!
I agree. Maybe it's a trade-off, the story for the shot. You know about cake and all that. But it is a fine shot.
« So I put on my HCB face »
oh, how good would it be for it to be available at retail... I shall work on a face, perhaps Saul Leiter — come to think of it, this one is closer to his style. I suppose none of this goes towards getting a puddle-on-demand.
call me next time, I'll walk into your shot :)
HCB = Henri Cartier-Bresson
I like where the kid is. There's mystery in the darkness of the parking garage starting to envelop him.
Isn't this one of the great beauties of photography though. It can transcend content, composition, technique and all the rest, and yet still place the viewer in the shoes of the photographer. It can convey emotion, or even the absence of emotion with so few clues.
The fruitless waiting is palpable here and that moves it half a heartbeat closer...
Loving that geometry. And the kid words too.
Doh! The red dress and the garage lights would have indeed made this a truly great image!
It's a great shot!!!! A beautiful, lonely, minimalist Edward Hopper.


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I'm working on a practical research project, which involves planting about a hundred mulberry trees of various cultivars in containers and expecting them to stay there, survive, and produce mega foliage for fodder over the course of 10-15 years.
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This type of production is done in-ground in many places for silkworm fodder, but my premise is that it can be done with excellent yield results in containers. I anticipate harvesting each tree's production half-at-a-time, with about 4-6 harvests per year, per tree. The idea is to have large, lush leaf production on vigorous new branches as often as possible.
I'm thinking that the 18" square, 24" deep pots, set in plastic trays to prevent ground access by enthusiastic roots, may work the best for what I have in mind...
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"premise is that it can be done with excellent [better] yield results in containers"
You should test your premise before committing to 100 tree containers.
I'd guess that trees would produce much more in the ground than a container. And trees in containers that "small" would need a lot of TLC with precise watering, precise fertilizing, precise mix, ...
..... and regular repotting (repotting is more involved than potting up, and includes root pruning). For producing biomass, bigger (containers) is better; and unless you have significant native soil issues, trees in the ground will perform much better with less effort on your part.
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I have a fiberglass door I am finishing in English Walnut. I need to know how to finish the brick mold which is Oak. I am afraid to stain and varnish it because we had an outdoor table that we worked hard on staining, sanding, varnishing and after abt 3 months outside it peeled and blistered and was totally destroyed. I am about ready to have it covered like the soffit and facsia and forget it. Any ideas? Thanks
I was successful using conventional stain and the covering with MINWAX/Spar Urethane (clear stain). I've got the therm-tru fiberglass door with the oak brick-molding. My door is pretty well protected from direct sunlight though. If your door is getting a lot of direct sunlight I check into something like a marine-grade urethane or varnish.
That oak trim (brick molding)stained and finished will add additional beauty to the door.
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Need help identifying what is killing my plants
stems. I have also observed small black droppings beneath the plant, but have not seen any bugs. The density of the plants is high which prevents getting a good look. I read through a tomato book I have but could not really identify the problem. I will also say the plants are in pots which have peat, vermiculite and the other small glass rock. My home made equivalent of a earthbox.
The plants are on the south side of my house, and get full sun at least 708 hours a day. The house blocks early morning and late afternoon sun this time of year. I would appreciate any tips on slowing or removing this problem, as my tomatoes are big and would love to have a full season worth.
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the first picture shows the dead leaves and spots on the stems
somehow the beginning of my message was cut off. As the pictures above show, the bottom leaves are dying off. I have removed most of the dead leaves, There are also grey and darker spots on the stems, which are pictured above. Would love some help identifying this problem as well as solutions. I read through a book I have on tomatoes and could not identify the disease with one in particular. As noted above,the plants are in pots which have peat, vermiculite and the other small glass rock. My home made equivalent of a earthbox.
sbslider, can you post a photo of the in-between stages: a nice close-up of what it looks like between the healthy plant stage and the totally dried-up leaves and moldy-looking stems stage?
I added a thread on GW's Growing Tomatoes forum (which gets much more traffic than this one) so hopefully you'll get a knowledgeable answer soon!
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I know some of you use horse manure as a compost. Well, I just realized there are stables in my town (how I never noticed before is beyond me.)
So, some questions.
Does it have to age? In which case, do you bring it home and let it "mature" for while? How about weed seeds? or isn't that an issue?
It occurs to me that I have reached the point where I am willing to shovel sh*t for my plants.
well composted manure is a very good fertilizer for plants. It has to be completely composted which means it may take to 2 years to completely break down. The reason is fresh manure is too hot and can burn plants. Second because manure contains seeds and if not completely composted these seeds will germinate and you get weeds in your garden beds. The composting process heats ups and kills off the harmful seeds in the process.
Certainly if you have a spot where you can pile the fresh manure to compost further - take home as much manure as you get.
Boy, do I WISH you were my neighbor. I could keep you very well supplied with horse manure, both fresh and aged. We have 37 horses, and they work non-stop at supplying manure:) Needless, to say, I use the aged on all my flower beds, and never have had any problems with weeds.
I add it fresh or dry to the beds.. just dont add it to your fresh to your veggie garden, or herb, as pathegons need to be broken down.. other than that, top dressing around the base isnt going to anything to the plant.. we had this out a few years ago at the antique rose forum..
Link to nitrogen ratio of fresh manures...
No need to allow the nutrient release of the manure to be wasted.. fresh manure isnt high in nitrogen as long as the urea has been allowed to dry.. I wouldnt put fresh urea into the garden.. but Ive found horse manure to dry out fairly fast... I top dressing of it would need to be reapplied yearly, even if its fairly fresh.. This is my own personal experience, among many others.. if you believe differently, please act as you please =)... (AGAIN do not put fresh cow or horse next to edibles!)I put it in the veggie garden after I harvest usually, allow to break down over the winter and spring 5-6 months , enough time to kill the pathogens and ok to plant in then..
Silverkelt, thanks so much for that info!
Veggies are not a worry - I have too many deer and bunnies to try edibles. (Some day, when I can afford to pull down the Norway maple in my back yard, I'll fence it in and then try growing yummies to eat.)
And Lisa and Dawiff, good to know that my neighbors won't ostracize me! I currently am spreading cut grass on a new bed and that has a fairly raunchy smell. I doubt it's worse.
I used manure on my garden for the first time this year. I think I read somewhere that it doesnt take long for HM to compost. Mine was mostly crumbly brown stuff, with some bits of green. I built raised beds, with 6" boards, no bottom, Tilled up the top 2-3" and filled the rest of the way with HM, and tilled everything in. I planted in them within a couple of weeks without problems.
Silverkelt hit everything. I tilled in 7 yards of unaged and aged into a border I was making and planted right away no problem, Theres always a bit of extra straw I think from the the floor that gets swept up into it so if therea any seeds mabey from that? I didnt have a problem. Need to do it again. Nice to start a few bins so you always have spring and fall. Nice to find a source that will load it with a little backhoe for you. Shoveling into the truck is a pain the butt.
The only weeds I seem to be havingin the potager is a type of grass. Not much. But that could be caused by the tilling of my top soil in with it. In the main pile of HM i have, there is very little growing on it.I needed to have killed my grass with plastic or paper before filling with HM, but I really didnt have time this yr. I also top dressed my established flower beds with it. I really think that helped keep down the weeds. I will certainly use it again.My garden has looked the best ever.
Several years ago I got some horse manure from a friend. He said it was aged a bit, but it was still clumpy and definitely not completely broken down. I was told that HM was fine to use even when fresh, so I topdressed a bed with it. I had terrible weed/seed problems from it! I pulled nutgrass and other things I couldn't identify for a long time. I was bummed. lol!
The next time I got manure it was being emptied from a winter barn, and was definitely too fresh to use. I added it to my compost bin and it was awesome! broke everything down fast and the resulting compost was rich, dark, and beautiful in no time.
I just got more HM from another friend who said it was aged at least a year or two in big piles. He said it's perfect to use now, so I'm trusting him. It's beautiful stuff! haven't seen any weed seeds germinate in it yet (crossing all fingers now :)
I've only used well rotted manure in my garden, whether that is from horse, sheep or cow. This is largely because I don't want to risk weeds and because I don't want to burn my young tender perennials. In an established bed, weeding can be difficult. I imagine in a vegetable bed which can be tilled completely, weeds are more easily removed. However, after reading up other's experience here I thought I would look into the subject of raw manure further. And after reading this article, it only firmed up my practice on using well rotted manure. I learned it's much more richer for less the amount of labour. I can imagine what weeds would be like if you apply it to a large garden. One doesn't know what that horse eats - not to mention the hay that gets mixed in the manure.
This is a caption I found in Mother Earth News - a magazine I rely on for organic gardening.
"Manure can be incorporated into soil when it's in one of three stages: fresh ... rotted (partially composted) ... or fully composted. If worked into the ground when raw, animal waste is least likely to lose any of its valuable nutrients, but it's also very heavy to handle in its uncomposted form, and sometimes too rich to be useful to plants. In fact, some fresh droppings (those of horses and chickens, for example) are so rich in raw nitrogen that they can bum tender young vegetation. Therefore, it's a good idea, if possible, to store manure for several months prior to using it ... to give it a chance to ferment. (You could also plow the material into your garden in the fall, so that it'll have time to compost prior to spring planting.)
Rotted manure will be about half its original weight ... which means-in turn-that, its nutrients are more concentrated: A ton of rotted excrement is about twice as rich as is a ton of fresh droppings. Fully composted manure is only one-eighth its original weight, and therefore eight times as rich ... but complete composting of animal waste is an expensive and timeconsuming process.
Before you reach for the shovel and the hoe, anxious to put your barnyard "vegetable vittles" to work, there are a few last-minute questions you ought to know the answers to. [1] How do animal fertilizers compare with manufactured ones? [2] How fast does manure release nutrients into the soil? [3] Finally, how much animalproduced plant food will various crops need?
To begin with, you can assume that a ton of manure is roughly equivalent to 100 pounds of packaged fertilizer. For example, 1 ton of fresh horse or steer leavings (with bedding)which contains about 10 pounds of nitrogen, 5 pounds of phosphorus, and 10 pounds of potassium-is more or less equal to 100 pounds of commercially made 10-5-10 soil supplement. On the other hand, 2,000 pounds of dairy cow or pig excrement is slightly less nutritious ... while the same amount of poultry droppings (equaling about 100 pounds of 25-15-10 fertilizer) is a great deal more valuable. And keeping in mind that rotted waste is twice as potent as raw, 1 ton of fermented equine or bovine manure is comparable to 100 pounds of 20-10-20.
As to the rate at which chemicals are released into the ground, the general rule is that most manures let go about half their "vitamins" during the first year ... around 25% the next ... close to 12.5% the third ... and so on. Two exceptions, both of which release the bulk of their nutrients within the initial 12 months, are cow dung (75%) and hen droppings (about 90%)................"
The article is long and if you are interested here's the link
Here is a link that might be useful: Making most of manure
opinions- what about decently fresh HM on the bottom half of raised beds, not tilled in? I have new raised beds that are almost two feet tall (yeai know but I've got bad legs and the hubs wanted me to be able to sit). so what do you guys think of filling the bottom 1/3-1/2 with HM? my moms got horses but no composted stuff, so it would have to be fresh. also, I have a child care at my house and can't leave large amounts of manure around to compost. I feel like putting it in the bottom where it won't really be used for a long time wouldn't hurt anything? but I'm relatively new to compost, I usually just use leaves and kitchen scraps


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|Posted: 11 Jun 2007, 03:33
This board's usually dead, but what the hell...
Transfers and Re-signings:
Vanden Borre to Fiorentina from Anderlecht-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=319407
Figo stays with Inter-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=324895
Mexes to resign with Roma-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=323218
Toni to Bayern-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=323205
Buffon stays with Juve-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=322949
Eto'o to Milan-http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jun10m.html
Henry to Milan-http://www.goal.com/en/articolo.aspx?contenutoid=324162
Barzagli to Fiorentina-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=322283
Gabriel Milito to Juventus-http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jun9n.html
Trezeguet to leave Juventus-http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jun10r.html
Tevez to Inter?-http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jun10i.html
Chivu denies links to Inter-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=324245
Recoba wants to play for Torino-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=319357
Suazo to Inter, with players coming the other way-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=321269
Dainelli to stay with Fiorentina-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=323626
Giuly to Fiorentina-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=323015
Juventus want Iniesta-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=323082
Milan looking to sign Tuncay-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=320714
Carlos Eduardo to Milan/Barca-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=321154
Juve and Empoli swap deal-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=324486
Milan interested in Emerson and Juve has shown interest in Mavuba and Sissoko, but I don't have links at the moment.
|Posted: 11 Jun 2007, 22:34
Transfers and Resignings:
Iaquinta to Juventus has been finalized. Just waiting on personal terms.http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=325599
Milan offer Simic to Marseilles-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=325045
Milan and Juventus after Lyon midfielder Tiago-http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=325168
Juventus rejected an offer for Trezeguet, and they don't want to sell him to an Italian team. Liverpool are in the market for a new striker. Lucarelli and Bianchi are likely to be on the move aswell.[/url]
|Posted: 12 Jun 2007, 14:38
Hey nice compilation. I hope Tevez stays with West Ham as they desperately need him but I can understand if he moves to a bigger club, he deserves it.
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Hey nice compilation. I hope Tevez stays with West Ham as they desperately need him but I can understand if he moves to a bigger club, he deserves it.
I've got more chancing of playing for West Ham next season than Tevez has.
Mandy felt Brian's wrath when she wandered in front of him after they'd announced free beer at the bar.....
|Posted: 12 Jun 2007, 15:08
Yeah I know he is most likely going to move and they are going to probably get relegated because of it unless something miraculous happens.
|Posted: 12 Jun 2007, 16:08
hope he moves to Liverpool
|Posted: 12 Jun 2007, 16:11
yeh so would i .... with mascherino already with us we could have an advantage over some clubs. I hope he stay in the premiership, but his got a big price tag and so far are owners havent lived up to there promise of helping rafa spend big this season.
|Posted: 12 Jun 2007, 20:09
Yeah, Rafa is revamping his squad. He's been linked to signings like Malouda, Simao, Silva, Eto'o, Torres, and maybe Tevez. However, if Henry does move to Barcelona I have a feeling we'll be hearing more about the Eto'o deal


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I just can't believe all the trash along the roads in Indian Land I saw this morning.
I've only seen one sign by Aldi about adopting a highway and stopping littering. What good is that?
The area along U.S. 521 has beautiful trees and shrubs and flowers and then you have tons of trash. This is not just along U.S. 521 either.
Lancaster County should place signs with $500 penalties for littering and strictly enforce it.
I am writing to express my sincerest appreciation of your staff and fans at Buford High School.
On March 12, during the North Central and Buford JV baseball game, we had a player break his leg. While this was occurring, one of our fans had a stroke in the stands.
Rolly G. and Betty Elkins Dawkins of Lancaster celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by renewing their wedding vows on Feb. 7, 2015, at Mount Calvary AME Zion Church. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Dr. Robert E. Christian Sr. and Rev. Roosevelt Alexander.
The couple was married Feb. 5, 1965, in Newberry. They have three daughters and four grandchildren. Betty is a retired cafeteria worker and Rolly is a Vietnam veteran and pastor of Mount Calvary AME Zion Church.
Judy Jane Pietrangeli and David Anthony Saltrelli will be married at 1 p.m. May 3, 2015, at Bon Appetite in Dunedin, Fla.
The bride is the daughter of Lt. Col. James D. and Margaret Ann Pietrangeli of Ocala, Fla. She is the mother of James Pietrangeli Burbee and his wife Kristy of Mount Holly, N.C., and Sara Burbee Bowers and her husband Mike of Indian Land. She is a grandmother to Ayla and Henry Bridges of Indian Land. She is the former president and CEO of The Burbee Place Child Development Centers in Fort Mill and Lancaster. She is now a semi-retired jewelry designer.
Tim and Michelle Bowers announce the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Nicole Bowers, all of Heath Springs, to Jeffery Norris Sullivan of Kershaw.
The wedding is planned for 4 p.m. April 4, 2015, at New Hope Baptist Church in Lancaster.
Miss Bowers is the granddaughter of Gerald and Genie Bowers of Lancaster and the late Jesse and Imogene Catoe. She is a 2013 graduate of Bowers Homeschool Academy and earned a degree from the Therapeutic Massage Training Institute in 2015. She works at Black Stone Massage Studio.
Adrienna Smith of Lancaster announces the engagement of her daughter, Amber Smith of Ladson, to Earl Phillips of Charleston.
The wedding is planned for 3 p.m. Sept. 19, 2015, at Saluda Shoals Park in Columbia.
Miss Smith is the daughter of the late Moses Smith Jr. She is the granddaughter of the late Moses Sr. and Earlene Smith and the late Herbert and Willie M. Harper. She is a 2003 graduate of Lancaster High School and received a bachelor's degree in biology from the University of South Carolina Upstate in 2008. She is a histotechnologist.
BUFORD – Buford High School ace golfer Garrett Crenshaw is extending his family links legacy as well as his education and athletic career.
Crenshaw, a three-sport standout at the eastern Lancaster County Class AA high school, is following in some familiar footsteps.
Expectations are high for the Andrew Jackson men's varsity soccer program after two consecutive appearances in the quarterfinals of the Class AA Upper State playoffs.
Andrew Jackson High girls soccer coach Lee Hanna said the key for the Lady Vols' booters this season is consistent play.
Hanna, assisted by Kim Threatt, has his share of experience this season, including 13 returnees.
A chilly, rainy March morning greeted competitors and spectators for the 41st Universal Martial Arts Championships at the Springdale Recreation Center in Lancaster on Saturday, March 14.
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of EMT's and paramedics is expected to grow by 33 percent from 2010 to 2020 -- much faster than the average for all occupations.
Leading the Way
HTC is at the forefront of training experienced paramedics to address minor and chronic health problems in the home, rather than automatically driving patients to a hospital emergency room.
Developed in partnership with the Minnesota Ambulance Association , the program includes:
112 hours of classroom instruction with:
64 hours of classroom instruction (face-to-face or via interactive TV)
48 hours of online format/D2L
- 196 hours of clinical training, which can be arranged in your area
Learn more about the courses you'll be taking
Strong Collaborative Partner
To expand and enhance the program, HTC has received a Minnesota Job Skills Partnership (MJSP) grant to train 90 (30 per year) community paramedics by 2015 in collaboration with:
- HealthCare System
Paramedic Role Evolving
Community paramedics will take on various roles including:
- Outreach
- Wellness
- Health screening assessments
- Health instruction
- Dispensing of immunizations
- Disease management
- Mental health assistance
- Wound care
- Safety programs
- Extension of physicians in rural clinics and hospitals
As a community paramedic you'll work with public health agencies to identify needs in underserved communities and develop methods to better treat them.
Studies have shown that utilizing community paramedics can result in economic savings because they help citizens and communities overcome barriers that prevent them from accessing health care services.
All of the roles and activities of community paramedics are overseen by a medical director.
Accessible and Flexible Program
Whether you live in the Twin Cities metro area or greater Minnesota, you can be considered for the program if you have two years of paramedic experience. This accessible, innovative program will be offered January - May, 2015.
The cost is $1,884, plus $320 for textbooks, and a Fisdap/Scheduling Fee of $80. Students earn 12 college credits.
Learn more about current program offerings.
HTC Community Paramedic Program - FAQS
Find out about our program schedule, course credits, eligibility requirements, and how to register on our FAQS page.
For more information,or to register, please contact:
Kai Hjermstad at 952-995-1313 or email@example.com
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