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The induction ceremony will take place Cleveland's Public Hall on April 18, 2015; tickets go on sale this Thursday.
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She is Joan Jett and she approves that message, which flashes some frightening statistics across the screen including that in 2013 there were more laws passed to limit women's reproductive rights than the entire previous decade.
Q&A: Joan Jett on Her Own All-Star Tribute Concert: 'It Was Surreal'
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Cheap Trick, Darlene Love, Brody Dalle and Kathleen Hanna with Adam Horovitz were among the other performers paying tribute to Jett last night in New York City.
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Lou Reed, Bill Withers and the Marvelettes are also on the ballot.
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4A-11 BOYS SOCCER: Reyes nets goal in 80th minute to win
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LAKEWOOD RANCH - Manatee was waiting for a chance to get a ball through a stingy Lakewood Ranch defense.
"We tried to get it wide and through, and it finally worked out. We didn't capitalize until the last one. Both teams played well, but the second half was ours."
Rene Mirandilla, Manatee High soccer coach
The Hurricanes finally got one through, and they will go through the district tournament.
Carlos Reyes got the lone goal of the match in the final minute of regulation as third-seeded Manatee upended the second-seeded Mustangs 1-0 in a Class 4A-District 11 semifinal at LRHS.
Manatee (13-4-4) plays at top-seeded Braden River, a 5-0 winner over Sarasota, for the district title at 7 p.m. Friday.
It's the first trip to regionals for Manatee since 2008. That was also the last time the Mustangs (11-6-7) did not reach the district finals.
After an evenly-played first half, the 'Canes had the better of the play, but never could get the right finish.
"We tried to get it wide and through, and it finally worked out," Manatee coach Rene Mirandilla said. "We didn't capitalize until the last one. Both teams played well, but the second half was ours."
Spencer Moeller finally got one through to Reyes on the right flank. Reyes waited for Ranch goalie Zach Reda to flinch before scoring the goal.
Reyes' other chance came in the 67th minute. He dribbled through four Ranch defenders, but ultimately had a shot blocked.
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Lakewood Ranch had a ninth-minute goal waved off as an indirect free kick went directly into the goal.
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An amazing night sky recently. Took this sunset shot from our deck overlooking the escarpment of Perth. The sky really does speak to us. After a day of watching the smoke haze across the city this was the result at sunset. The clouds are exploding with energy & the beautiful rays of sunlight beam down onto the city.
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First snow, then sleet and now freezing rain! not a good day to try to get out of the house!
Wow – it must be difficult trying to get out & do food & gift shopping for Xmas. You must all be so organised! Enjoy the season my friend
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Beautiful sunset, really like the sun rays.
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Some of you who read a lot of my ramblings know that I mostly work with cottonwood, pecan, oak, and mahogany (sapelle actually). The reason for that is that it's what I have available. So I do what most woodworkers do. I work with what I have. It do not have the funds to seek out more exotic woods.Well, over the course of the last year or so, I have recieved several other species of woods from friends, mostly fellow Lumberjocks. I have been hoarding this wood because, truthfully, I̵...
Patchwork Table #2: Afghan Carpet Inspired
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I liked the first patchwork coffee table that I made so much that I'm making another one. With improvements of course. Start with a lot of different exotic woods. Thanks to www.exoticwoodsusa.com I started with 2" thick blocks of wood and resawed them to 1" (so I have enough left over to make another table). Make them look pretty (easy to do with this wood). This table was inspired in part by a carpet that I got in Afghanistan a few years ago… The ta...
A whale of a time (Marquetry) #2: The Layout
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Okay, I got approval form the customer and time to get started on the project. To pattern it I enlisted the services from a local sign company. They printed it up with the colors separated life size (life size to the bed not life size in the wild). They made me some mask to use as the pattern. Here is also the wood I choose to use. They are Quarter Sawn Walnut (dark color) and Lacewood (reddish color): These were masks so I was able to stick them to the veneer pieces. I cut them out...
Double lacewood rocking chair #5: No internet make Paul do more work
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Ya that's right the internet left my life since July 1st, I just got it back yesterday I have since finished the double rocker, of course taking pictures along the way. I will update this blog daily still posting about how much work I did each day. In this series I have now sculpted the seat joints about 90% done, the head rest is starting to take shape and let me tell you it's a work of art! lol I " fixed " the arm where it attaches to the leg then glued it...
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So i've been building the Sam Maloof, Hal Taylor inspired rocking chair to the point that about all I do is build these chairs and I love it! I've decided to market them locally as well as on the internet, so far i've done small, medium and large in soft maple, walnut and lacewood or a combo of walnut / lacewood. I want to be able to offer different rocking chairs as well as chairs and tables but let's not get ahead of our selves here. Anyways i've decided ...
Weave pattern LL Dip and Chip #1: Weaving a LL
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I spent a very happy day in my workshop today….mostly I jointed, thicknessed and ripped lots of timber… Purple Heart, Silver Ash, Silky Oak…[aka Lacewood] and Tasmanian Blackwood… I used an Incra TSLS 32 to rip fine strips for accents.. More woven pattern projects in the wind. It is such a pleasure to work in the new clean workshop… I moved the 3 metre machine around to make more room to play on the 2 metre machine… and moved the mitre saw… now I hav...
Lacewood Lock #4: Finished
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Today I finished the lacewood lock. I applied 4 coats of Arm R Seal. Over all I am happy with it. This is the first time I used lacewood and I liked using it.This is also my first time trying inlay. The inlay is made of bubinga and the shackle and buttons are walnut. I hope this helps all of you that asked about my other locks.
Lacewood Lock #3: Shackle and Parts
03-13-2010 05:30 AM by deeman | 3 comments »
Today I made the shackle, The latch bolt, and the lever. The shackle is made of walnut and the other parts are from maple. I also drilled the back face and after sanding all the parts did a dry fit of the lock body and back face to make sure all parts worked properly. I then applied Arm R Seal to the top of the lock body. It is very hard to get to after assembly. After some more fitting I will glue the back to the center then the front.
Lacewood Lock #1: Cutting Stock
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Well today I start a new lock made from lacewood. I bought a piece of lacewood that was 6in.by 48in. at Woodcraft. I have been wanting to try this for a long time and I guess now is as good a time as any. I am hoping to use different types of wood and make different styles of locks. I hope to learn to use inlay on this lock also. I started out by cutting of one piece about 13 in long. I then re sawed it and planed it to just under 3/8 thick. Then I cut a piece 4 1/2 long and ripped all part...
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Shop For a fresh collection of diamonds at Bhima
In an age where fashion changes at a blink of an eye, timeless is a word associated with diamonds. These dazzling stones are always in style. Cashing in on this, Bhima Jewellers has launched their new collection – 'Diamonds from Bhima' – across showrooms in South India.
Managing director of Bhima, Suhas Rao says: "When once people bought diamonds as an investment, now, it is all about fashion."
Gayatri Suhas, Suhas' wife, who helps manage the store, says: "Women want that touch of glam and style to their jewellery and I've paid attention to detail in each of the pieces in our store."
The collection comes in a stunning array of neckpieces, drops, bangles and pendants. The neckpieces range from chains to chokers with designs inspired by flowers, peacocks and butterflies, even eagles for those who want to make a strong statement. One can detach the pendant from the neckpiece. Some also come with a choice of three stones to fix in the diamond-encrusted pendant frame so there's no worry of it being a piece for one-time wear. Pear, marquis and RBCs (Round Brilliant Cut) make the designs alluring. A string of solitaires and matching drops are perfect for a formal evening. The diamonds cost between Rs. 6,000 and Rs. 25 lakhs. Eighteen karat pendant and earrings sets come for Rs. 25,000.
Matching earrings, be they drops or studs, are available for every occasion be it a day at work, a formal dinner or a grand wedding.
The drops are show-stoppers by themselves, again with ideas heavily drawn from nature. A pair of peacock earrings, the tails set in sparkling diamonds, an enamel body and a ruby eye beckon enticingly. "The heavy work on the earrings rule out the need for a matching neckpiece," says the salesperson. Traditional and contemporary designs vie for attention in the collection of bangles. Bhima also custom makes pieces.
"Our diamonds come with a 100 percent buy-back guarantee. What's best, the jewellery is crafted by our in-house designers.
Experts are involved at every stage," Gayatri says.
And so the saying 'diamonds are a girl's best friend' holds true.
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McIlroy secured his first European Tour title when he won the Desert Classic two years ago, and this week he joins his fellow Irish golfers Darren Clarke and Paul McGinley at the big event.
The showdown beings on Thursday with the drama building due to the much heralded return of Tiger Woods to the European Tour arena once again.
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That accomplished lineup means that for the first time since 1994 the leading three players on the official World Golf Ranking will tee up together in a mainstream European Tour event.
Last April, McIlroy became the youngest player ever to win a PGA Tour title when he emerged victorious in the Quail Hollow Championship in North Carolina.
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The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) recognized Scientific Argumentation in Biology: 30 Classroom Activities by Victor Sampson and Sharon Schleigh. NSTA Press, 2013 as a Best Book of 2014 in the Category of Life Sciences. The Science Books & Films (SB&F) Best Books Lists are published annually each January. SB&F Best Books Lists are a comprehensive list of highly recommended books, DVDs, and software for children and young adults reviewed over the previous year. Educators and scientists have come to rely on these lists as a definitive guide to the best science resources available for the library and classroom. Congratulations to Dr. Sharon Schleigh of the Department of Mathematics, Science, and Instructional Technology Education for this recognition.
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Despite the Ice and Snow, Science Olympiad Ignites Young Minds for STEM Careers
On Saturday, February 21st, 2015, the Center for STEM Education hosted the annual Science Olympiad Tournament for northeastern North Carolina middle and high school students. North Carolina Science Olympiad is a nonprofit organization with the mission to attract and retain the pool of K-12 students entering science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) degrees and careers in North Carolina. These tournaments are rigorous academic interscholastic competitions that consist of a series of different hands-on, interactive, challenging and inquiry-based events that are well balanced between the various disciplines of biology, earth science, environmental science, chemistry, physics, engineering and technology. Notwithstanding the icy weather, this year we hosted 426 students (209 middle school & 217 high school) from 25 schools in the northeast region. There were also over 150 volunteers involved in the day's activities from overseeing events/competitions, to managing registration. Faculty and students of the MSITE Department were well represented. Drs. Carmen Woodhall and Liz Doster were event leaders for Simple and Compound Machines, while Ms. Tammy Lee and a plethora of her Elementary Science students created and ran the competition for Experimental Design. Ms. Bonnie Glass was the event leader for It Matters, where students display their knowledge of the properties and behaviors of different states of matter. Dr. Rhea Miles represented the MSITE Department by promoting program and certificate opportunities to the in-service teachers/team coaches and future MSITE students. The staff of the Center for STEM Education was the backbone of the tournament: Nancy Evans and Cheryl Miller, Allison Everett (photographer) and all the student workers at the Center! AWESOME job everyone!!! It was truly a remarkable day for STEM!
College of Education Students Honored for Academic Excellence
On February 20, 2015, fifty-two East Carolina University freshmen and full time transfer students with an intended Teacher Education major were honored during the College of Education ECU EXCELS event. This event was a part of the annual ECU EXCELS program that recognizes students who are first time, full-time freshman or transfer students who earned a 3.0 GPA or higher during the fall semester.
There were a total of one hundred and sixty-three guests were in attendance which included both honored students and their guests. Dr. Vivian Martin Covington, Executive Director of Teacher Education, brought words of recognition to the award recipients. Students received a Certificate of Academic Achievement, had an opportunity to interact with College of Education faculty, and were served light refreshments at the event.
The College of Education is delighted to congratulate the following students who attended the ceremony:
- Ashley Algard
- Cody Allen
- Tionne Allen
- Sarah Ayer
- Jennifer Barkus
- Christina Bianco
- Sarah Bonin
- Brooke Hill
- Ryanne Hilliard
- Bridget Boone
- Caroline Bousman
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Pictures from the event are available at online on the COE Excels Photo Album. Any questions regarding the ECU Excels event for the College of Education should contact Dr. Amy Shannon, Lead Coordinator of Academic Advising, at 252-328-0067 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Recently, the Joyner Library made a new addition specifically to benefit the College of Education. Dan Zuberbier was hired as the Education and Instructional Technologies Librarian in the Teaching Resource Center.
Like many academic librarians, Dan Zuberbier didn't follow a straight path to the profession. While finishing his B.A. in History at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, he was an assistant baseball coach at Edgewood College, a small private college down the street from the UW. "Baseball had been the center of my life for as long as I could remember," he said. "Since I wasn't playing ball any more it made sense to try and break into the coaching ranks." Unfortunately being an assistant coach at an NCAA Division III school wasn't enough to pay the bills, and he picked up odd jobs to make ends meet.
Eventually, Dan decided he needed a more stable career path. "Working the equivalent of two full-time jobs to pay the bills took the fun out of coaching baseball," and reflected on what he wanted to get out of a career. "I needed a career that fulfilled my intellectual curiosities, and, at the same time, provided opportunities to develop meaningful relationships with young adults as I had been able to do with my baseball players. Teaching seemed like a natural fit."
Setting his sights on becoming a high school history teacher, he enrolled in Pima Community College's online Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Education Program, moved to Arizona to complete his student teaching, and earned his teaching license. Yet, four years later, his career took another unexpected turn. "I was having a hard time building up my students' research skills, so I reached out to who I thought was our school librarian," he said. "She kindly informed me she was the library clerk and had no experience teaching students research skills."
Saying he was surprised his high school, the largest school in the district, didn't have a certified library media specialist on staff is putting it mildly. To make matters worse, soon after their initial conversation, the library clerk broke her foot and was out of work for a week. Zuberbier stated, "Because she wasn't a certified teacher-librarian, the school was under no obligation to hire a substitute to keep the library open in her absence. I was speechless." After being shut out of their library for an entire week, Zuberbier wondered what else his students were missing out on because the school did not have a certified teacher-librarian.
He dove head-first into researching the role a library media specialist should play on a high school campus and petitioned the school board to fund the position. His request was denied. The Superintendent argued that because the school was only four years old, its collection was 'still so new' and students had access to so many online resources the school didn't need a certified librarian. It took another year for Zuberbier's efforts to succeed, and, in the meantime, he began earning his Master in Library and Information Science (MLIS) through UW-Milwaukee. He was also able to earn his library media specialist endorsement, and became his school's first certified teacher-librarian.
"Soon after I started my MLIS program, I knew I couldn't stop being a teacher. But, I also realized I wanted to give myself the opportunity to have an impact on the profession as an advocate for school libraries and through my work as an education librarian," Zuberbier said. Which is why he considers himself fortunate to be working in East Carolina University's Teaching Resources Center. "This is my dream job. To not only work with pre-service teachers by teaching them about instructional technologies and what they should expect out of their school library when they enter the workforce, but also serve educators throughout eastern North Carolina is an awesome responsibility."
Zuberbier is currently working on developing workshops for students and faculty around the basic functions and lesson planning around the use of SMART Boards. He is also looking to collaborate with COE faculty to develop a series of workshops for students that will cover current and emerging K12 instructional technologies that will take place during the Fall semester. He currently resides in the TRC, room 2504, and can be reached through email, firstname.lastname@example.com, or by phone, 328-0406.
SEADAP Begins with Outreach to Local Teachers
The Science Education Against Drug Abuse Partnership (SEADAP) Program recently invited educators and administrators from Pitt and Martin county public schools to participate in four professional development sessions. The participants were provided information to implement lessons based on the research of Dr. Scott Rawls from Temple university related to drug addiction and withdrawal on planaria. Dr. Rhea Miles, SEADAP key personnel and guest speakers from the local community came to East Carolina University to educate and encourage these middle school teachers to implement a curriculum to affect student knowledge about biomedical research.
COE Faculty Instilling Confidence, Inspiring Success
In a recent interview, senior Elementary Education (with a concentration in Science) major, Beth Wantz, credits COE and MSITE faculty with having a profound influence on her life. She feels that they "truly care" about their students and go above and beyond to help them succeed. She gives particular credit to Tammy Lee, explaining that, "Mrs. Tammy Lee has inspired me in so many different ways. She has pushed me with my assignments and lessons throughout my college career because she knows what I am capable of doing. Mrs. Lee has given me many opportunities outside of school that will greatly benefit me as a teacher, such as taking me to the National Science Teacher Association Conference in the fall of 2013. With doing this, Mrs. Lee has given me the confidence that every effective teacher must have in order to benefit their students. Mrs. Lee has also taken the time to teach me how to be a good teacher and a good person. She is my biggest influence and my role model."
Teachers teaching teachers–clearly a step in the right direction.
Science Education Club on the Path to National Recognition
It's official! The Science Education Club has completed all the requirements and workshops to be officially registered as a student organization at East Carolina University. This has been a two year project that was finalized by the work of graduate student Megan Garner, and undergraduate elementary science concentration students: Beth Wantz, KC Hart, Kayla Sager, and Lauren Brewington. The club is under the direction of faculty adviser, Tammy D. Lee who speaks with pride of the student's accomplishment, "We are very excited to have this recognition at the university level so we can now apply for national recognition at the National Science Teacher's Association. The students have been diligent in their work and pursuit of this recognition which demonstrates their dedication and desire to be a part of science education and to have others participate in a student organization of a collected interest, Science! I am honored to be a part of this journey with these students." For more information about the Science Education Club visit them at their website or contact Tammy D. Lee at firstname.lastname@example.com.
MSITE Recruits at Teacher Cadet Day
The Fall 2014 Teacher Cadet Day featured the 2014-15 North Carolina Teacher of the Year and had the theme "What's Your Superpower? I TEACH!" Faculty and students from the Department of Mathematics, Science, and Instructional Technology Education (MSITE) recruited during the Program Fair portion of the agenda. The 100 or so teacher cadets (mostly seniors, with a few juniors) visited tables and discussed programs, all the while getting answers to questions on an education scavenger hunt. At the MSITE table we had brochures, recruitment/advising handouts, rulers, scholarship opportunities, and candy. Part of the draw to the table was an activity – roll a 7 or 11 with a pair of dice and win a bag of M&Ms. There were 20 students who signed up, indicating that they have some interest in mathematics or science teaching. A special thank you to the MSITE students and faculty who participated: Dr. Ron Preston, Dr. Rhea Miles, Dr. Charity Cayton, Amanda Penwell, Taunya Stevens-Johnson, Jenny Jones, and Rebecca Ray.
Graduate from Elementary Science Concentration Wins NCSTA Outstanding Student Teacher Award
On October 13, 2014, Abby Colley received a letter from the Elementary Science Concentration Awards Committee chair notifying her that she was the recipient of the NCSTA Outstanding Student Teacher Award. She will receive her award on November 6, 2014 in Winston-Salem at the NCSTA conference award ceremony. Abby is a well-deserving graduate from the Elementary Science Concentration and is currently teaching 4th grade at Ayden Elementary in Pitt County. It is excellent students like Abby who, through the power of their example, are helping to grow the elementary science program at ECU. Visit our website page to learn more about the Elementary Science Concentration in the Department of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education.
College of Education Recognizes Academic Excellence with Scholarships
The College of Education presented approximately $406,800 in scholarship awards to 73 East Carolina University students for the 2014-2015 school year. Recipients were honored at the College of Education Scholarship Recipient and Donor Recognition Ceremony that was held on Friday, August 22, 2014 at Rock Springs Center in Greenville, NC.
The scholarships and awards ranged from $250 to $20,000. Private donations fund the scholarships that were created to honor and memorialize outstanding educators and the education profession in order to support the academic pursuits of future education professionals.
Chancellor Steve Ballard and Vice Chancellor for University Advancement Christopher Dyba assisted Dean Linda Patriarca in recognizing the college's generous donors and accomplished students. Approximately 280 people attended the ceremony and reception, including scholarship recipients, their guests, scholarship donors, board members, and faculty and staff.
Please find scholarship and award recipients listed below. Please visit ECU's University Scholarships page for more information about each scholarship (http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/universityscholarships/scholarships.cfm#a5).
|Alston W. Burke Scholarship:
Kathryn Camilleri of Novi, MI, Kayla Carr of Dunn, NC, Margaret-Ellen Edwards of Kinston, NC,Sarah Marsh of Newark, DE, Kristin Messina of Saint James, NY
|Andy Roos Memorial Scholarship:
Avery Spey of Cary, NC
|Angel Boberg-Webb Memorial Scholarship:
Meredith Rose Clark of Greenville, NC
|Audrey V. Dempsey Pi Omega Pi Junior Award:
John Castello of Monroe, NC
|Becky Keith Ledford Scholarship:
Amy Lambe of Wilmington, NC
|Benjamin Scott Denton Scholarship in Special Education:
Angela Ball of Cary, NC
|Betty S. Abernathy Memorial Scholarship:
Cody Allen of Pine Level, NC
|Boyette/Batton Memorial Scholarship:
Takeiya Hudson of Elizabeth City, NC
|Burney & Judy Warren Scholarship:
Elizabeth Garreau of Atlanta, GA, Arthur P. Nava of Winterville, NC
|Carol Smith Gardner Education Leadership Fellowship:
Dawn Hester of Greenville, NC
|Carolyn C. Matthews Jones Scholarship:
Sarah Marsh of Newark, DE
|Charles and Beth Ward Scholarship in Elementary Education:
Kathryn Camilleri of Novi, MI
|Craig W. and Ruth T. Joyner Family Scholarship:
Brett T. Congleton of Winterville, NC
|Daisy Carson Latham Memorial Scholarship:
Donna Williams of Angier, NC, Misty Yost of Pensacola, FL
|David and B.J. Fisher Scholarship:
Philip David Ellis of Winterville, NC
|Diane Kester Innovator Award:
Katherine Collins of Jacksonville, NC
|Dianne and Chip Linville Doctoral Fellowship Endowment Fund:
Chena Cayton of Grimesland, NC
|Don and Linda Lassiter Scholarship:
Mackinsay Howe of Smithfield, NC, Tina Venturella of Clayton, NC
|Doris Burnette Scholarship:
Molly Elizabeth Wells of Boone, NC
|Dr. Betty M. Long Memorial Scholarship:
Mackinsay Howe of Smithfield, NC
|Dr. Charles R. Coble Scholarship Fund:
Elizabeth Oakley of Durham, NC
|Dr. James W. Batten Research Fellow Scholarship:
Haley Pierson of Matthews, NC
|Dr. John T. Richards Scholarship:
Callie Parker of Marshville, NC
|Dr. Moses M. Sheppard Scholarship Fund:
Carey Anne Henry of Cary, NC
|Dr. Sunday Ajose Memorial Scholarship:
Taunya Stevens-Johnson of Barberton, OH
|Dr. Suzanne Wester, M.D. Scholarship:
Vasti Rodriguez of Greenville, NC
|Educators Hall of Fame Scholarship:
Jessica Balance of Fremont, NC
|Ellen Boone Staton Memorial Scholarship:
Bethany Wantz of Holly Springs, NC
|Eloise Faison Teacher Scholarship:
Katherine Freer of Wendell, NC, Caroline Frey of Charlotte, NC,Mykellah Jarvis of Knightdale, NC, Bethany Wantz of Holly Springs, NC
|Emily S. Boyce Fellowship:
Lorraine Schneider of Hope Mills, NC
|Faye Marie Creegan Scholarship Endowment Fund:
Stephen Marquart of Morrisville, NC
|Frank G. Fuller Scholarship:
Laura B. Barnes of Ahoskie, NC
|Gina Gaillard Locklear Scholarship:
Maggie Jarrell of Mount Airy, NC, Roberta J. Lattin of Concord, NC
|Glatthorn Dissertation Award:
Dr. Robin Hamilton of Wilmington, NC
|H. Frances Daniels Scholarship:
Michelle K. Gianvito of North Brunswick, NJ
|Hattie M. Strong Foundation Scholarship Fund:
Lindsey Miller of Delway, NC
|Hazel Roberts Donnell Scholarship:
Tonya Darroch Jordan of Fuquay Varina, NC
|Helen Armfield Crowder Scholarship:
Michelle Nendza of Long Island, NY
|Helen Massey Harrell Memorial Scholarship:
Kristen Vecchia of Wilmington, NC
|J. Worth Carter Scholarship:
Melanie N. Koerber of Elizabeth City, NC
|James Bryant Kirkland, Jr. and Evelyn Johnson Kirkland Middle Grades Scholarship:
Leila Davies of Jacksonville, NC
|James H. and Connie M. Maynard Scholarship:
Douglas Ange of Jamesville, NC, Amberlynn Bishop of Jacksonville, NC, Summer Nicole Briley of Stokes, NC,Jamie Goecke of New Bern, NC, Samantha Johnson of Grandy, NC, Lauren Lewis of Middlesex, NC,Rebecca Moore of New Bern, NC, Michael Anthony Norman Jr. of Gates, NC,
Carey Stancil of Elizabeth City, NC, Hannah Vermillion of Kinston, NC
|James H. and Virginia J. Tucker Scholarship:
Takeiya Hudson of Elizabeth City, NC
|Jane B. Reel Scholarship: Tonya Ward of Cameron, NC
|Kallam/Moore Scholarship: Elizabeth Garreau of Atlanta, GAKara Lynn Corey Fennell: Tonya Darroch Jordan of Fuquay Varina, NC
|Kathy A. Taft Memorial Scholarship: Amy Lambe of Wilmington, NC
|Katie Earle Owen Morgan Scholarship Endowed Fund: Kayla Carr of Dunn, NC
|Kay Hall Chesson Scholarship: Michelle K. Gianvito of North Brunswick, NJ
|Lena Ellis Pi Omega Pi Sophomore Award: Michelle K. Gianvito of North Brunswick, NJ
|Library Science Outstanding Graduate: Tamantha J. Cabe of Sylva, NC
|Linda Haddock McRae Memorial Scholarship: Cynthia G. Hammonds of Lumberton, NC, Lorraine Schneider of Hope Mills, NC
|Lula and Billy Whitley Scholarship: Carey Anne Henry of Cary, NC
|Mack and Margaret Coble Doctoral Fellowship: Chena Cayton of Grimesland, NC
|Marjorie Harrison Pi Omega Pi Freshman Award: Scott P. Haddock of Greenville, NC
|Mary Elizabeth Austin Yancey Scholarship Fund: Grant Samuel Hairston of Henderson, NC
|Mary Lois Staton Scholarship: Taylor Downey of Goldsboro, NC, Kristen Puckett of Belews Creek, NC
|Mildred Daniels Southwick Scholarship: Breanna Long of Rockingham, NC
|Mona Jarvis and Callaree Jarvis Horton Elementary Education Scholarship: Taylor Dozier of Currituck, NC
|Osmond Mitchell Endowment Fund: Laura B. Barnes of Ahoskie, NC, Chelsea Taylor of Gates, NC
|Pat and Lynn Lane Education Scholarship: Meredith Rose Clark of Greenville, NC, Jordan Lewis-Outlaw of Washington, NC,Michaela Nobles of Vanceboro, NC, Casey Preddy of Franklinton, NC
|Russell-Smith Fellowship in Adult Education: James Edward Coda, Jr. of Fayette City, PA
|Sally Ruth Hinton Klingenschmitt Scholarship: Casey Preddy of Franklinton, NC
|Sheltering Home Circle of the King's Daughters and Sons Scholarship: Katherine Freer of Wendell, NC
|Teer-Mihalyi Academic Enrichment Endowed Fund: Angela Ball of Cary, NC
|Thadys J. Dewar Scholarship: Michelle K. Gianvito of North Brunswick, NJ
|Thomas Clay Williams Memorial Scholarship: Abby Strickland of Spring Hope, NC
|Tony R. Banks Scholarship in Special Education: Arthur P. Nava of Winterville, NC
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Cuba Report
The Davidoff Legacy
The world-famous brand's former Cuban cigar remains a highly sought-after collectible
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The New Geneva
Hong Kong smokes Cuban Davidoffs, Dunhills and anything else great and rare
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The New Geneva
Hong Kong smokes Cuban Davidoffs, Dunhills and anything else great and rare
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Havana Nights 2005
The Festival del Habano showcased some great new cigars and lots of revelry as usual
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Havana Nights, Havana Days
The new U.S. travel restrictions are adversely affecting the Cuban economy. But the cigars are getting better.
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Cuba's Icon: Montecristo Cigars
The country's top-selling brand isn't always its best
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An End and a Beginning
Emilia Tamayo, the Cohiba factory manager, steps down as a flood of new cigars hits the market
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Havana Corner: More Good Smokes from the Island
Cuba will continue to produce new sizes and limited-production cigars and humidors this year, including a new vitola for Montecristo as well as a...more
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Midnight Express in Havana
Cubans tighten customs regulations for cigars
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Dominican Dilemma
The Dominican Dilemma A dearth of quality tobacco may limit the future for the island's cigars
Posted: December 1, 2003 By James Suckling
Cigar Diary: Me and Compay
The death of Compay Segundo at 95 is a loss for the worlds of music and cigars.
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The most frustrating part of it is that the bible and it's presence doesn't really offend these people. They just do this to impose their wants on others, and then sit back smiling feeling good about themselves for their "accomplishment". If you don't want a bible in a hotel room, don't look at it. Don't read it. And don't stay there. In a town I lived near that was founded by a church and originally was a summer retreat for their parishioners, their Great Auditorium was used by a local school for graduation. One kid's aunt made a stink asking that their cross be removed. The town/church complied. I would have told her not to attend, and if that didn't fly, then have the graduation elsewhere. Why are we caving to people who demand the ridiculous of others.


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In their hands, the wise LEAN on a great force. HELP!
Anyways, I need help. Which 5 photos do I pick?
if you dont want to give me the right out answer, at least tell me what do I need to be looking out for?
PSN= ss1006
Mmmmmmmm, SOO meaty.
is this the first glyph u get? if it is u look for the pics that all have an apple in it
look for the ones that have a staff/walking stick..really,it wasnt THAT hard..:-P
When I saw Moses parting the red sea and the word lean... I got it. Seriously man, they're not that hard.
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omg how many times is someone gonna ask this stuff.
seriously the tips are incredibly obvious. What would someone lean on?
The hardest one is the one that has the core in it and thats only because most people dont think about that stuff.
but seriously are these puzzles really getting this many people?'
yes i know sounded like a jerk. felt like being ajerk today. no hard feelings.
Kenlee, punctuation.
Yeah, I felt like being a jerk too. No hard feelings.
I am Jack's medulla oblongata
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The wise (mortal people in this case), lean (interact with) on a great force (gods). Simpley look for pics that has people interacting with any of the ancient gods
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â Franchisees of the fast-growing pizza chain now have the power of the Aphex® Exciter available to them via approved AV systems integration vendor FirstComm, for which the Exciter has become a crucial component for achieving great sound cost-effectively â
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Aphex®, a leader in audio enhancement technology for over 35 years, is proud to see its Exciter becoming the key processing component in the sound package put together by FirstComm, the approved-vendor AV systems integrator for Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers, the fast-growing Atlanta-based pizza restaurant brand that now has over 120 locations nationwide. Two Mellow Mushroom locations in the Charlotte, North Carolina area have recently had sound systems featuring the Aphex Exciter installed; three more, in Pooler, Georgia; Spring, Texas; and Decatur, Alabama, are scheduled to be the next stores that will feature the Exciterâs unique DSP capabilities. Each Mellow Mushroom franchise is individually owned, and each franchisee develops its own theme for the store, such as the âMagic Carpet Rideâ and âWoodstockâ motifs found at the Charlotte area stores. What the Aphex Exciter will assure is that its stores will have consistently great sound, all the time.
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Lynx Outdoor Grills??
While attending a Bluestar demo yesterday with the regional rep (reps Lynx too), I had the opportunity to cook on one. The ProSear was awesome. I like the wood and charcoal boxes that come with the grill. The rotiss looked heavy duty with three speed options. Brass burner with lifetime warranty.
They are closing out the current model and had stock of the 30" freestanding (my builder says he can make it look built in) for $2600 vs original pricing of $5000. Great price!
If u have Lynx, what are pros/cons? What other brands did you consider before purchasing.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
I have one, perhaps an older model.
If I were to do it again (and paying full price), I'd probably go for the Fire Magic. FM has a better system for using charcoal for smoking and for using wood chips. It also has the 'fire tubes' for lighting the burners if the ignition system goes out. There are others out there that have this but the Lynx does not.
Also, I notice that it takes a bit longer to warm the unit up. I contribute this to the fact that there is a lot more steel (mass) in the Lynx than in a cheap $200 grill. It does mean that it will use more gas than a cheap grill.
But in the same situation with the same reduction in price, I bought the Lynx. You can get one that is just the power head. I'm not sure if you can simply remove the base, I never looked. If so you would still need to put 'something' around it to make it a built-in unit. It is not designed to be built-in with anything combustible around it.
At full price I would get the Firemagic too.
Lynx at almost half off is tempting.
But you are not really using the cart?
You want to build it in?
Here is the Firemagic built-in for $3365.15 with free shipping.
Here is a link that might be useful: LINK
@Bee - sadly we have to leave our grill when we sell so have to purchase another one.
@Deeageaux - I can get the 36" built in Lynx for $3500 (with rotis and as a closeout item - new). For the Firemagic, I could get the 32" built in but would need to add another $500 for the rotis or $3900). A 36" Firemagic with rotiss ranges from $4700-5800. Are they that much better than the Lynx?
Thanks again!
Below in link you will see a burner comparison.
You can also see different stats if you click manufacture comparisons.
Lynx temperature range 250-1350 degrees.
Firemagic temperature range 200-1600 degrees.
The more important number here is 200 degrees if you do not have a dedicated smoker and plan to "BBQ" not just grill here.
Cast brass burners will not "burn through" but warp compromising performance but not invoking warranty claim.
Cast SS like on the Firemagic will not burn through or warp.
Ultimately, you can only decide if you need the extra space of 36" grill or not and if you are willing to pay the premium from a very good grill to the best.
That marginal cost to get the very best always seems to be quite dear.
Here is a link that might be useful: LINK
When you are talking that much for a Grill then whats an extra $400 over the life of the grill?
I would opt for the FM because of the ability to go down to "smoking temp" and the slightly better quality.
deegeaux makes all good points.
Myself unfortunately $4000 for a grill isn't going to happen unless I win the lottery.
I opted for a $540.00 Kamado style ceramic cooker from Costco that does everything a $4000 grill does for $3500 less.
I just smoke/roasted a fresh ham in it a few days ago and came out fantastic, smoke/roasted it at 325 degrees for 4.5 hours on Hickory and Cherry wood mix.
I started it with my weed torch and was up to temp in under 3 minutes and ready to roast.
that ham looks good! I bit the bullet on a E790. Its a completely ridiculous amount of money (the cart versions do jack up the price), its also pretty lame you have to spend another $300 or so on a roto kit after the fact. So I have high expectations. They infrared burners looks like run of the mill 1st gen. infrared. i hope I burn my eye brows off and it outlasts me (not including the electrical). It wont be here for about 2 weeks.
I think the only way those brass burners are going to warp is if I hit them with a sledge hammer. They're really thick and heavy.
One thing that bothers me about the Lynx is that even though there are 3 burners there are only two cooking grates. I wish there were 3.
Eventhough the Lynx has a glowplug lighting system I which it had the 'fire tubes' (how one lights the burners when the power is out) that other units have.
The rotisserie is great. Heavy duty motor. Room for a turkey or small pig.
I wish it had a slide-out tray for the fuel tank (propane).
Nunyabiz1 -A real Komodo Kamado ranges from $3-4K. Or at least it does based on this link......what brand do you have for $500?
Here is a link that might be useful: Komodo Kamado
Ceramic Kamado-style cookers are very cool but a ton of cash.
If you're looking to smoke I would highly recommened the Weber Smoker (they make both an 18" and 22" diameter). For around $300 you could be smoking a lot of meat (I get 8 racks of ribs on mine--with a rib rack).
MichelleDT unfortunately those particular Kamado's (komodo) are garbage. The guy making those is a scam artist and I wouldn't buy one for $100.
The one I have is the "Vision Grill" which is sold by Costco for $540, complete with cart, side boards and very nice cover.
It is about the same as a Big Green Egg although they are usually in the $1000+ range.
The one I have is a "real Kamado" type grill, comes with a lifetime guarantee.
The company seems to be top notch and very responsive.
On mine the first time I used it the firebox developed a crack which is not all that unusual for these types of grills, however I emailed the company, got a response from the CEO in 5 minutes and without any questions sent me a new firebox that very day that I received 6 days later free of charge.
I now have 2 fireboxes, as the one that is cracked could last another 10-20 years or more then I have a lifetime of fireboxes. I just took the new one left it in it's popcorn packaging and heavy box and stored it away for when its needed.
"Most" Kamado style cookers are actually in the $800-$1400 range, Big Green Eggs are probably the most popular, Primo's, Kamado Joes, Grill Dome, Saffire.
There are numerous ones, I chose the Vision Grill because I could buy it from Costco which means both excellent price and best return policy ever and I could just go and buy it and not order online.
It was a chore for my wife and I to move it to our back deck however because it weighs like most Kamados about 250# and we have 37 steps to go down from our car to front door.
For the price I do not think there is a better BBQ/Grill/Smoker available anywhere.
This is ours on our deck smoking away, have cooked on it 5 times so far and everything has come out perfect especially the Prime Rib.
this is the inside firebox.
Comes with very nice heavy duty thick stainless racks, it is 19" across.
and a nice heavy well made cover.
Another thing BTW about these Kamado type cookers is that you can adjust the temp just as good as you can with a gas grill.
I start mine with a weed torch, you can not use starter fluid because it will soak into the ceramic and ruin it.
So hit it with a weed torch for about 45 seconds to a minute, close the lid, open the vents and if you are smoking it is ready to go in 2-3 minutes, if you are grilling 325-450 it is ready in 3-4 minutes, if searing 600-800 degrees it is ready in 5-6 minutes.
Once it gets to your desired temp you just close down the vents top and bottom to allow just the right amount of air flow and the temp stays right where you want it.
All you have to do is make sure you don't let it get WAY hotter than what you need before adjusting the vents.
So if you are going to smoke a Boston Butt at 225, don't let it get to 800 degrees and then close the vents down or you will be waiting quite awhile before it calms down.
When I did a Boston Butt I started it, got to 225 degrees in 2 minutes, closed the vents to just a crack it went up to 250-260 for about 15 minutes then down to 225 and stayed there for 11 hours without ever having to touch it again. I also had over 1/2 the charcoal left over after smoking for 11 hours.
It gets to temp very quickly and stays exactly where you put it for hours.
Weed Torch lights charcoal better than anything, ready to go in just a couple minutes and no lighter fluid taste ever.
It is actually ready to go just as fast as a gas grill.
the stone at the bottom left is the Lava Stone heat diffuser so the heat is indirect for smoking or roasting, is also used for making wood fired pizza
Thank you for your informative posts complete with photos-an interesting option for outdoor cooking-Food for thought?
Welcome, I think it is good to weigh all options, especially ones you haven't thought of or maybe looked over.
I originally was looking for an infrared gas grill myself when I started looking several months ago.
But soon figured those were just too specialized, great for searing steaks but that was about it.
Then looked at the Infrared/Conventional combination gas grills and they were better but a decent one you are looking at well over $1500 and they still don't do everything.
So I came to a Kamado as my choice because it basically does everything and does it very well plus most have a lifetime guarantee.
Smoker/Roaster/High Heat Grill/Pizza Oven.
Easy to start, control the temp easily, a bag of charcoal last about 24-36 hours of burn time.
After I compared the two of Infrared/Conventional gas Vs Charcoal Kamado it was a no brainer for me.
The Kamado does it all and better.
I have even seen a couple ways you can rather easily add a Rotisserie to any Kamado.
So for $540 it was a steal for a lifetime grill that does everything and is almost as easy to use and as fast to start as a gas grill.


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Shri Mataji: You see the Buddhism meditation, is the meditation that was followed at the time of Buddha, all right? That time you had to renounce everything, and go to His stupas into places where to meditate. Now the time has come, that you have to get your Realization. That is how He prepared the Buddhists to get their Self-realization, all right. So that was the beginning. Every religion, every religion said you must pray, you must balance yourself, every religion wanted to do that. That is at that stage, all right? But now, you have to get your Self-realization for which you have worked. Because He has talked of the future Buddha known as Maitreya and also Bodhisattva So this state is there. So that meditation is just the, ladder to reach the state where you can get your Self-realization, all right. So nothing wrong with that, but you have to go further with it.
Shri Mataji: You want to know everything today only is it? You will know everything all right. But there's, for God, there is nothing like feminine and masculine. That's our quarrel. The Power of God is the Feminine. Without the Feminine, God is just a Witness. So it's like the moon and the moonlight. Do we differentiate between the two? It's only human error that we differentiate like that. Between God and His Power there's no differentiation.
So this problem of feminine and masculine is our mental problem. Comes from both sides. But after Sahaja Yoga you know what it is. It's nothing, it's just a myth. India we don't have this problem, at all, much. Of course there are some men who are very oppressive and all that, but the girls are taught how to handle these men also. Because you see men are like children really, and women have to be, more deft in handling household because they are the preservers, they have to preserve the society, they are responsible for the society. There's nothing wrong if a husband says do like this or do that. You see it's all right just like a child, after all, doesn't matter.
But the way things are now is, we don't know how to handle them, and now we are lost a little bit. Doesn't matter. In Sahaja Yoga you'll learn everything. Such nice relations we have, beautiful families, beautiful children. You'll be amazed to see this society. Once in a while of course there could be a divorce, once in a while there could be something wrong but mostly, mostly, they are wonderful people. Very loyal, very family loving, beautiful people. This problem gets solved because it's out of ignorance, we feel that way. All right?
Shri Mataji: No, nothing of the kind.
Question: How do you control the flow of thoughts as they keep flowing.
Shri Mataji: Yes that is what you don't have to do, your Kundalini will do it. Your Kundalini will create that situation for you, you don't have to do it.
Shri Mataji: It's a good question. Spirit is the reflection of God Almighty within us. It's said that, He has made human beings in His Own Image. Now we should not get confused with the word image. Image means the reflection. So we reflect God Almighty. We are not God but we reflect. Image is different from the actual thing. So now, when you are, as a human being, then the Spirit is just a witness in the heart watching you, and the seat of the God Almighty is here, and He is reflecting in human heart. He's just watching, He's a witness, He doesn't come into your attention, He's watching you.
But when Realization takes place when Kundalini pierces through this, then it starts flowing into our attention, the light of the Spirit. Attention that we have is the consciousness. We have general consciousness a human consciousness you can say, which is, expressed through our central nervous system. The conscious mind is enlightened, it becomes a dynamic force, and gradually your beauty your glory starts opening and recording what you are on your conscious mind which is an enlightened one. It's a very good question, but it requires more time, but as it is I would say first you get your Realization and gradually you will know how your conscious mind has become so alert.
Shri Mataji: See love can melt anything isn't it? And there is a way. First you have to, logically talk to them. Divine logic is very convincing, but if somebody's a stone, there is no need to break your head with the stone, but logically you can explain, and if they have dogmas they will melt, because you can ask them a simple question: 'What did you get out of it? What powers did you get out of it? A simple question should be asked, and that's how the dogmas will fall. But mostly it happens like this I've seen, if there are, many friends and, or family everybody gets to Sahaja Yoga and they see the way they are, then automatically they come. Mostly dogmas are fashions, so it's a fashion, and these people who have dogmas are, people who do not seek truth. But once they see also, sometimes they come. But we cannot guarantee that everybody will be there. According to John, He just said hundred and forty-four thousand, we have already crossed that limit, so I don't how many will be there. It's a question of one's own seeking and also, they have to deserve it, they should be worthy of it.


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Rule for Intro to American Studies
Rowan's American Studies program requires that the course, Introduction to American Studies must be taken at Rowan or through Rowan's College of Professional and Continuing Education. The Rowan course has been carefully designed to provide an introduction to Historical Methods as well as to the field of American Studies, and is always taught by a trained Historian. Therefore, we will not accept any course by the same name offered by another school as fulfilling that requirement for American Studies.
Students who have taken the course elsewhere will be able to use those credits as Free Electives that will count toward graduation.
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