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Point SystemALLSTARS Friday Night Leagues
Starting March 19th 2010 at 6Pm
$6.00 (.50 to end of leagues pot .50 to Club)
$1.00 Ace Pool Starting out at $200.00
TD will be Steve Dodson
We will be doing a Point System. Which will be used at the end of the Leagues that will be payed out using the Point System. Point system will be ran like (say if 6 people played)
1st place 7 Points
2nd place 5 Points
3rd place 4 Points
4th place 3 Points
5th place 2 Points
Last place 1 Point
Out of Bounds
Pro OB's will be on or over Sidewalks and on or over the Road
AM OB's will be on or over the Road
Other Info
We will have Brand New CTP's every other Friday.
Bag Tags will be played $1.00 pool Optional
First person to hit the Ace will win the Ace Pool
Any change of game-play will be put out in Advance.
Discs for Sale
We will also be selling New and Used Discs. Including 20year Star Rocs, and 2 of the First Pumpkin Bowl designed discs (first come first serve) Will be Sold before and after Leagues
Hole closures due to construction
While construction is going on at Iroquois park, holes 1 - 5 will be closed for at least the next 30 days. Jennifer will post when they will be reopened. This is to allow the construction workers to complete their projects and to allow the grass to regrow. We will still be able to have the Friday night AllStar leagues starting this Friday March 19 at 6pm. This will be the only time that these holes will be open so that people can try them out. This information will be available on the metro parks website soon and Jennifer will post the link as soon as it is available.

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Aiken, SC -- The Pfeiffer Falcon baseball team fell to the No. 7 Pacers of USC-Aiken on Wednesday evening in a non-conference non-playoff game, 28-10. The Falcons are now 26-19-1 overall.
The 15-hit output in the bottom of the third frame also set the Peach Belt Conference record for most hits in a single inning. The Pacers also set the conference record for most hits in a single game at 32.
Josh Strickland (Liberty, NC) led the Falcons by going 2-3 at the plate with two runs and two RBI. Myles Pearl (High Point, NC) was 1-2 with one run and four RBI.
Chris Grandinetti (Broomfield, CO) led the Pacers at the dish in their win, going 5-for-7 with four runs scored and five RBIs.
The Pacers opened the game by making sure that there would never be any question as to the winner, scoring 11 runs in the first two innings to take an 11-0 lead.
Pfeiffer, behind a Myles Pearl grand slam in the top half of the third, cut the lead to seven at 11-4, but the Pacers set out upon an uprising like none other before in school history in the bottom of the third to take a stout 26-4 lead.
Senior hurler Chris Miller (Atlantic Beach, FL) took the loss for the Falcons, pitching just an inning and a third before being pulled from the game after giving up eight runs and seven hits. Justin Fry (Augusta, GA) pitched five innings of four-strikeout baseball to record the win for the Pacers on Wednesday evening.
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Customize a plain scarf with a Diego image and an Animal Rescue Center badge. Our templates and colored felt pieces are all the help you need to make it look professional!
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Johansson, Helena*, Kanis, John*, Oden, Anders*, McCloskey, Eugene*, Chapurlat, Roland*, Christiansen, Claus*, Cummings, Steve*, Diez-Perez, Adolfo*, Eisman, John*, Fujiwara, Saeko*, Gluer, Claus-C.*, Goltzman, David*, Hans, Didier*, Khaw, Kay-Tee*, Krieg, Marc-Antoine*, Kroger, Heikki*, LaCroix, Andrea*, Lau, Edith*, Leslie, William*, Mellstrom, Dan*, Melton, L. Joseph*, O'Neill, Terence*, Pasco, Julie, Prior, Jerilynn*, Reid, David*, Rivadeneira, Fernando*, van Staa, Tjerd*, Yshimura, Noriko* and Zilikens, M. Carola* (2014) A meta-analysis of the association of fracture risk and body mass index in women, Journal of bone and mineral research, vol. 29, no. 1, pp. 223-233, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, Malden, Mass. [C1]
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Divorce workshop offers needed advice
Maybe it has something to do with the icy winds blowing about, but I've sometimes heard that January is one of the busiest months of the year for divorce lawyers.
The holidays are over; the mood is more solemn; and perhaps people are thinking it's time to finally take action on something they've been putting off for a long time. Whatever it is, the wave of divorce seems to be relentless.
Marita Ford, senior management analyst for Riverside Superior Court, said that in 2012 an average of 660 disolutions were filed every month in the county, including approximately 360 families with children.
For those who are actually thinking about divorce, there are some things you should know, according to Ginita Wall of San Diego, who advises people about the topic every day.
"The first thing is that divorce is not fair," she said. "It's an uphill battle for a prize that will only get you half of what you want. The other thing is, some people think of divorce as a solution and it's not. It's the start of a whole new set of problems that should not be taken lightly."
For the last 25 years, Wall has partnered with Candace Bahr, also of San Diego, and several volunteers for a program that is known as "Second Saturday." True to its name, the workshop meets for four hours on the second Saturday of every month at the San Elijo campus of MiraCosta College in Cardiff.
And from how it's described, the focus is not so much the "how to" of divorce as much as it is "what to expect" from a legal, financial and emotional perspective.
According to Bahr, the workshop has attracted plenty of people from outside the San Diego area, including Riverside County.
"There is no other program quite like it anywhere around here," she said. "People come from as far away as L.A. and Arizona. And that includes a lot of people from Temecula and the surrounding area."
One of those is Elizabeth Bryan of Murrieta, who experienced a difficult divorce a few years ago and is now a volunteer at the workshop.
"We were together for 13 years and I did everything he told me to do," Bryan said, explaining her relationship and marriage. "I knew nothing about the money because I thought it was all taken care of. And while we were living comfortably, I had no clue that we would eventually be in debt for $4 million."
Bryan said the workshop helped her pick up the pieces from a broken family and a broken life. She has since married again and seems very happy moving forward.
Bahr and Wall indicated that money is a major concern at the workshop. The volunteers include attorneys, financial advisers and family counselors. The advice they offer in those four hours doesn't replace the professionals in the divorce process, but it can empower someone to help minimize those bills that pile up during hourly office visits.
It also may lead people to think a little harder about going through with it at all.


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Dr. Mothes studied chemistry (Diploma 1993) and received a Ph.D. in cell biology (Humboldt-University Berlin, 1998) for his studies on protein secretion and membrane protein integration at the endoplasmic reticulum under the mentorship of Dr. Tom Rapoport at Harvard Medical School. He worked as a postdoctoral fellow with Dr. John Young and James Cunningham on retroviral entry before he started his own laboratory at Yale University in 2001. Dr. Mothes was promoted to Associate Professor in 2007 and received Tenure in 2011.
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We are thrilled to announce the recipients of the 2012 ASPCA Humane Awards. This group of outstanding people and animals includes a rescue dog with more than 5.5 million views on YouTube and a 10-year-old horse advocate who has appeared before Congress.
The 2012 ASPCA Humane Award winners include:
ASPCA Dog of the Year
Abandoned in a trash heap, Fiona, an 11-year-old Poodle mix, was sick, covered in dirt, matted, infested with fleas and blind in both eyes. A Los Angeles-based animal rescue group Hope for Paws, came to Fiona's aid, and with the help of hundreds of donors all over the world, they raised the funds for Fiona's surgery. Fiona's miraculous story of survival has since garnered more than 5.5 million views online, a testament to what can be accomplished when homeless animals get a second chance.
ASPCA Cat of the Year
Scooter the cat was found on the street with no use of his back legs. He was rushed to Harts Run Veterinary Hospital in Fox Chapel, Pennsylvania. Visitors to the hospital instantly fell in love with the fluffy black and white kitten, and donated funds to purchase him a custom-made wheeled mobility device. Scooter now visits a nursing home and rehabilitation hospital every week and serves as a constant inspiration to the elderly and to patients who lack mobility due to injuries and strokes.
ASPCA "Tommy P. Monahan" Kid of the Year
After hearing about the inhumane and cruel practice of horse slaughter, now 10-year-old Declan Gregg of Greenland, New Hampshire, decided to raise his voice and get involved. Declan started his own blog, Children 4 Horses, to spread the word about horse advocacy issues. His dedication to horse advocacy brought him to the nation's capital twice in recent months, where he represented more than 1,000 children from the U.S. and abroad by presenting the letters to legislators in Congress.
Meet all the winners of the 2012 ASPCA Humane Awards! Do you know of a heroic pet or a person who dedicates his or her life to animals? Tell us about your hero in the comments!
And stay tuned to the blog for photos from the annual Humane Awards Luncheon, sponsored by the Hartville Group, Inc., on November 8 in New York City.
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Rosemary your work is amazing!!
You can tell alot of thought goes into each piece.
Do you say coffee? Possibly my favorite food group. It is lovely.
Oh Rosemary I missed out on that last tiara :-( .I would love one! Hope you will list another soon!
That cherub is beautiful <3!
Rosemary as always excellent beautiful work!
Okay Rosemary...seriously? You just molded a head out of clay?!?!? You make that sound so easy! Mine would end up looking like a piece of pooh or something!!!
You are so talented. I feel you must have my share of talent, too. You are awesome!
Love the finish on the cherub plaque, and each tiara is lovelier than the last one!
Beautiful! Continually impressed with your talent and your creations.
you MADE the face?! WOW! it's all lovely! Esther
Your creativity and level of activity are a constant amazement to me. I need to know your secret! :)
Another one of your projects that I love. Can't go wrong with cherubs and crowns.
I agree with the last comment--who couldn't love Cherubs and crowns--especially yours!
It looks like that bit of a rest has you fine artist mode now! The plaque is such a pretty and unique piece.
Where would creativity be without coffee, eh? I love the cherub head and you made something marvelous out of the mundane. Wonderful, Rosemary! (I ask again, when are you getting your own show?)
That was very clever turning it around like that Rosemary. The cherub looks so sweet... you are an inspiration.
So pretty, Rosemary! And cherubs are just perfect right now with Valentine's Day not far off.
Stunning as always! And that tiara is just gorgeous!!!!!
This pieces turned out stunning just like all the other gorgeous pieces that you do. I'm always inspired when I visit your blog!
Awesome! You are so creative with the finishes. I want a tiara!!
Girl, you amaze me with all your techniques, and all the time you take on your projects.
I'll be glad when I can get back into the swing of things again.
so pretty!
Your angel plaque is genius, Rosemary! Love all of the different layers of color and texture! And your tiara is gorgeous too. Bet you wear one around the house while you are creating, right?:)
Hi Rosemary, I got a kick out of Donna asking if you wear your tiara's when you are creating...do you? Your clay cherubs are lovely, I just adore the treatment and color, are you gonna be selling them? I think those wood plaques are pretty even as they are, if you plastered and painted them like you do. Still am just in awe of what you do with what you pull in from that garage, it's like magic! Hope you leg is still doing good.
Rosemary...you are just remarkable!...the cherub is exquisite.....!
Love the plaque Rosemary and the tiaras are gorgeous! I'm thinking about making some molds and I bought some clay going to try different types of molds until I find the easiest. Have a great rest of the week. Hugs, Peggy~PJH Designs.
Just beautiful Rosemary AND very clever! I was fooled...I thought you attached the whole angel to a board....such vision!!
This is just beautiful Rosemary, I love it, you always amaze me with your talent.
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I know myself and several others have been involved in the rebrand threads for a while. One thing that a few of us bought up was how a brand (unis, colors, etc.) can help make a nickname. Admittedly, when I first heard Pelicans I was like "LOL WTH NOOOOO." But when I saw some nice concepts for it (BigDub plus maybe a couple others like above), it grew on me after being able to see it nicely done. Wasn't my favorite, but it's cool. I dig it. Unique name. Non-inanimate object or fictional figure.
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Not that it matters. If there was a vote and Pelicans won people would still complain and say it was rigged.
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A focus group or something like that is a far better way to judge reaction than a poll or by leaking names.
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Loved this book!
We had a good discussion of it at http://www.booktalk.org/the-moral-landscape-by-sam-harris-f172.html
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The main agenda in The Moral Landscape is the political weakness of science as a moral force. Harris zeroes in on what to some may seem an obscure point of logic, the fact-value distinction, as the philosophical source of this weakness. For traditional positive science, scientific work is about providing accurate descriptions of reality. The enlightenment philosopher David Hume, who remains a main inspiration for Anglo-American analytical philosophy, observed that logically, a description of reality cannot directly imply an argument about how we should respond to that description, that an 'is' never implies an 'ought'. Our response to situations, our sense of what we ought to do, Hume says does not come just from the evidence, but from our inner values, the norms of conduct that inform our moral sentiments. Moral norms, the basis of normative ethics, are thereby seen as having a distinct source from descriptive observations.
Harris brilliantly observes that this logical argument by Hume has devolved into the modern myth that science has no right to comment on morality. He argues that the categorical distinction drawn between fact and value as respectively descriptive and normative is logically invalid. Followers of Hume such as the empiricist philosophers Bertrand Russell, George Moore and Karl Popper have been wildly influential in getting scientists to see their work as purely descriptive and never normative. Harris points out against this tradition that relation to reality is the only thing that can make morality sound, so values should be based on facts.
How simple is this argument? My view is that Harris has an important and valid moral argument that values should be based on facts, but his logical presentation has some gaps. His main theme is that well-being is good, and that maximising well-being should be the aim of morality. This term well-being means roughly the same as flourishing. The trouble I have with this argument is that Harris wants to say it is a fact that well-being is good, like it is a fact that atmospheric CO2 concentration is increasing. This is the type of argument that Hume calls a category mistake, because all our moral sentiments are just expressions of value, not fact.
To deal with Hume's logic, and especially with its degraded social impact in the idea that science has no contact with morality, we can either accept or reject it. Harris takes the rejection path, arguing valiantly that Hume commits a logical error. Harris feels it is so obvious that abundant happiness is better than abundant misery that the value we place on well-being amounts to a fact, something only a psychopath could dispute.
The trouble is that even this persuasive argument does not dispense with Hume's logic regarding the source of moral sentiments. Like in geometry, we still need some moral axioms, fundamental assumptions that themselves are not based on observation. The claim that flourishing is good is the prime example of such a moral axiom. Harris owes an unconscious debt to the empiricist tradition in his effort to deny the fact-value tradition with his argument that some values are so important that they are facts. His resistance to the argument that morality can have a source other than observation is based on the distinguished view that anything not based on observation is metaphysical, and therefore suspect. Harris seems to find repugnant the idea that his cherishing of well-being could be a statement of metaphysics, because a deep sentiment within modern science is that metaphysics is intrinsically wrong.
This gets back to the nub of the problem: by rejecting metaphysics, science is nihilistic. Values requires axioms, and axioms are not derivable from observation. By accepting a source for ideas other than pure description, philosophy enters the metaphysical terrain that Kant called the synthetic a priori, or necessary truth. Anglo-American tradition has associated this continental idealist theory with totalitarianism, and has preferred to erect the logical barrier between facts and values, seen in extreme form in Gould's crazy 'separate magisteria' argument. The problem is that the opposition to necessary truth is not sustainable, as values are needed to live by. To say 'our only value is accurate description' just does not cut it as a political reality; science has to show how accurate description provides the basis of an ethical philosophy.


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For 10 years I had the best friend anyone could ask for. He was obedient, kind, loving, and the biggest goof ball I ever knew. I never feared him and loved to bring him out to meet people because he loved everyone. At night Homerdoo would sleep in bed with me. With the way he slept I couldn't tell if it wsa my bed or his. I loved him so much that it didn't matter, he could take up the whole bed and I would gladly give it to him. The day I lost my best friend was the hardest day of my life. I miss Homerdoo every day. If you ever get a chance to own a Pitbull take it. You will never regred it and you will find the true meaning of LOVE.
I have a 6 years old American Staffordshire Terrier. I LOVE HER TO DEATH!!!! She is the greatest sweetest happiest dog in the world. She has tought me how to bo responsible and loving and she keeps me on my feet. There is nothing I wouldnt do for her. Shes my kid, and everyone in my family considers her just as much as any one of us! She has also made me passionate about other Pitts in Need so I help with some recue aork and advicate for them as much as possible. All I can say is Saddie is the best thing that Ive ever recieved and I couldnt live without her!
Penny has been, by far, the best dog I have ever had. She watched over my boys like she was their mom. Every child in the neighborhood was always at our home and she kept watch on all.
We had a kid's pool and Penny would sit in the middle and all of the children would use her as a sliding board. Too funny!
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My daughter's Pit Bull, Roxy, is part of their family. She sleeps with them, watches over them and gives immeasurable love to everyone in the house! She knows it is her job to bark at strangers who come onto the property which makes her even more loved. She would die before she let anything happen to her family. Once when I visited the animal shelter in our area I was told by one of their long-time workers how he was bit by more Cocker Spaniels than any other breed of dog! So, how about that? Cocker Spaniels are more vicious than Pit Bulls! Anyhow it is sad that bad people have exploited this breed and were only able to do so because these dogs will do anything to please and protect their masters, and now the dogs suffer because of it.
babygirl came to my boyfriend and I through some friends who said she wandered up on their shop in austin texas, I wish we could take credit for how well behaved she is, but her nature speaks wonders as to how inaccurate the general publics opinion is. She hides when it rains, allows smaller dogs to boss her around, tiptoes in the wet grass so she doesn't get her feet muddy, she allows a thirteen year old put goggles on her face and char her around the house with a toy chainsaw, she gingerly tugs at the toy rope so our rat terrier doesn't turn into a flying rat terrier, she wants sooooooooo badly to play with the new puppies from another momma but respects her boundaries, if she has to potty and is locked inside the house, she uses the bathtub, she stays attached at her mommas hip when she isn't feeling well, she chases rabbits when she dreams and wakes me up in the middle of the day with the meekest whine just to tell me its potty time. I could go on for hours, but it's plain to see that pit bulls are loving, awesome domestic animals that are positively deserving of an equally loving home. Cheers!
Patches was rescued at 6 months; he's now 13; and still a goofball who loves to lapsit, "sings" to the morning sun, is very talkative (I now speak fluent Pit), and loves to "cornball"--jump stifflegged around the room when joyous, which is often. O and he sleeps under covers every night, thank you very much. One of our rescued ferrets loved to jump and grab (ow!) his lower lip, and Patches would just bring Loki to me to remove. Vicious pit, ha! Lexy is a Staffy/Pit mix who has her own cat: first Little Girl with whom she was inseparable, and then when Little Girl passed on, Lexy adopted SmokyJoe, a very loving feral rescue. Lexy naps on my bed every day--after she has had her 2 milk bones for snack. And if I forget the time, she reminds me with a series of gentle "woofs". She's 12 and now has melanomas. We're treating her with prednisone and interferon (the vets had a liquid made up by a compounding pharmacy; they love my pits so much) and so far there is no diminishing her quality of life. At those first signs, tho, I will do the next right thing so this gallant lady does not have to be embarrassed or in any pain. What joys they both are. Our local rescue group now has The Pit Stop that is focused on pulling pits--bless them all.
Pitbulls have the same reputation nowadays as rottweilers and dobermans when I was growing up. I have been around all 3 and they were as sweet as pie. I was attacked by 3 poodles when I was a kid and think they are more vicous then a pitbull.
My niece has a pitbull that is as sweet as pie and is a little goofball. I would much rather own a pitbull then a little freaky poodle. (sorry poodle lovers but they scare me)
Pit Bulls are wonderful dogs, sweet,loyal, and very loving. My Pit Bull JR Ewing is absolutely the best, he thinks he's a lap dog. I wish more people would consider this breed.
I too had read all the negatives but after owning rotties, dobies, shepherds full and mixed breeds I knew it was time to see for myself. Beanie turned out to be the worst choice for a name since she seems to be full of bean farts. She can clear a room with her SBD's while sound asleep. She is a great sleeper - on her back with all four feet in the air. She is the worst watchdog I ever owned, she is suspicious of most things new or different. Move a chair and she circles it ( from a safe distance). She does not miss the slightest deviation from her norm.
She loves her treats and sits patiently while my other 6 dogs hog her space. She outweighs and outreaches them all yet she has manners and never steals from our other dogs but my little rescue mutt can take food right out of her mouth.
ALl in all I am so glad I got her, she was the runt of the litter but she towers over her littermates. Her build is solid and awesome. The breeder was sick when he saw her and offered to buy her back. Nope Beanie is mine - farts and all. As she ages they are becoming a bit less frequent . Tried switching diets , no luck so we moved her bed a little safer breathing distance - she circled it for days before she accepted the new location. She is strange, has quirky reactions to things, indpendent and a wonderful addition to our menagerie.
We intially got her as protection due to a heightened state of local robberies. She doesn't need to be agressive , her imposing stature keeps everyone at bay so she is able to do her job by just being her breed and looking the part. Hope the local thieves don't figure her out!
Non belivers need toread the book about the rescue and rehabilitation of Michael Vicks fight trained pits. I did before I got Beanie and it sealed my enthusiam for this very misunderstood breed.
My Pitt will be celebrating her 2nd birthday soon! SHe is the sweetest "little" baby in the world... yes she gaurds my house with a bark that would have you runninig for the hills, but once invited inside by her owners, she just wants to lick you and sit in your lap and be cuddled. I have a baby on the way and would not dream of having any other family pet than her to watch out for the little one. I know she is going to be an amazing family pet. She adores my friends children and thinks that all children were put on this earth to play with her and for her to cover in kisses. When people question having my dog around in public and me having a baby soon, I look at them as though they have 2 heads, and say I wouldn't own anything different. Ban bad owners not pitt bulls!


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Men and Women's Soccer to Host Unique Exhibitions During Hunger/Homelessness Week on Tuesday the 17th
November 6, 2009
MISENHEIMER, N.C. On Tuesday, November 17, 2009, the mens and womens soccer teams at Pfeiffer University will host the mens and womens Street Soccer 945 teams out of Charlotte in a pair of exhibition games starting at 4:00 p.m., all a part of the annual hunger and homelessness week at Pfeiffer. Street Soccer is a homeless soccer club based out of urban ministries in Charlotte. Following the exhibition contests, both Street Soccer teams will join the Pfeiffer student-athletes in the cafeteria for dinner and dialogue.
Monday night will begin the week of activities with the screening of Kicking It, a documentary of the 2006 homeless soccer world cup team in Cape Town, South Africa. Featured in the movie are six U.S. homeless players including one from Charlotte. The U.S. team is composed of players from Street Soccer programs across the country.
Street Soccer U.S.A. is an organization that promotes the growth and development of a national network of grassroots soccer programs which help the homeless and impoverished move forward in the game of life. The exhibition games and post-game dinner/dialogue is a great opportunity for students on campus to interact with this unique group of athletes and their coaches.
All events are free and open to the public. For those who are interested in eating with the teams afterwards, a small charge will take place in the cafeteria. Canned food items will also be accepted at the soccer matches. For more information on Street Soccer U.S.A., visit them on the web at http://www.streetsoccerusa.org. For additional info on Pfeiffers hunger and homelessness week activities, visit http://www.pfeiffer.edu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2162&Itemid=1641.


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- Wayfarers is a Brooklyn-based studio program that offers qualifying members private studios, access to a woodshop and a solo-show (or the option to curate a show) in the on-site gallery.
There is room for 10-20 members at Wayfarers, and the goal is to keep membership as cheap as possible so we can hand pick really good people making really good work. We're hoping to develop a small community of makers who will champion each other and kick each others' asses.
- Wayfarers presents 10-12 exhibits a year. They are a combination of curated projects, solo shows by former artists in residence and group shows. All exhibits are free and open to the public 1 pm - 5 pm on Sundays, by appointment or by chance.
- In addition to shows, Wayfarers also hosts regular critiques, drawing parties, group shows, live music, experimental performances, puppetry projects, readings, video screenings, skillshares and other inventive events.


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Deon S. Legette, County Extension Agent
November 19, 2013
Thawing a Turkey
Three ways are safe — in the refrigerator, in cold water that is changed every 30 minutes, or in a microwave oven. Do not thaw a turkey at room temperature. Make sure the turkey is completely thawed before cooking.
Thawing a Turkey in the Refrigerator: This method takes the longest time but is the easiest and safest way. Put the frozen turkey (still in its original packaging) on a deep tray on the bottom shelf of the refrigerator. This will prevent the juices from dripping onto other foods. This method requires planning ahead as it will take about 24 hours for every four to five pounds. A 20-pound turkey will take between four and five days to completely thaw. It is safe to keep the thawed bird in the refrigerator for one to two days before cooking it.
Thawing in Cold Water: This method requires the most time and attention as well as a deep kitchen sink. Put the frozen turkey (still in its original packaging) in the clean sink. Cover the turkey completely with cold water. It will take about 30 minutes per pound to completely thaw the turkey. A 20-pound bird will take ten hours to thaw. The water must also be changed every 30 minutes to be sure it is cold. If the packaging is torn, put the turkey in a leak-proof plastic bag, close completely and then place in water. Cook the turkey immediately after it is thawed.
Thawing in the Microwave: To thaw in the microwave, check your owner's manual to be sure that your turkey is not too big for the size of your microwave oven. Also, check the minutes per pound and the power level to use for thawing as well as cooking. Turkeys thawed in a microwave must be cooked immediately after thawing.
Table 1. Thawing Times for a Turkey
Turkey Size (lbs.) Refrigerator (Days) Cold Water (Hours)
8-12 2-3 4-6
12-16 3-4 6-8
16-20 4-5 8-10
20-24 5-6 10-12
After thawing, prepare the turkey for cooking.
1. Remove the original packaging from the thawed or fresh turkey.
2. Remove the giblet packet from the body or neck cavity.
3. If you are stuffing the turkey, stuff immediately before cooking.
4. Return the legs to a tucked position, if untucked.
5. Insert an oven-safe meat thermometer into the deepest part of the thigh, without touching bone. If you are using an instant-read thermometer instead of a meat thermometer, do not keep the thermometer in the bird while it is cooking.
6. Brush the skin with oil to prevent drying.
Wash hands, utensils, sink and everything that has been in contact with the raw turkey. After washing, sanitize the counter, sinks and any containers or trays that have been used. To sanitize, prepare a solution of 1 tablespoon of unscented chlorine bleach to 1 gallon of warm, not hot, water. Immerse the washed items in this solution, remove, and let air dry. If you cannot immerse the item, such as the countertop, saturate the surface with the sanitizing solution and let air-dry.
Note: It is best not to rinse the turkey before cooking because the rinse water would contaminate the sink and, if water is splashed, the counter and other surfaces around the sink. Cooking the turkey to a safe temperature — 165 F or hotter — kills bacteria on the surface of the turkey.
Stuffing a Turkey
Cooking a home-stuffed turkey can be riskier than cooking one that is not stuffed. If the stuffing is not thoroughly cooked, foodborne illness could occur. To stuff and cook a turkey safely, follow these steps:
Prepare Stuffing Safely: Moist and dry ingredients can be prepared separately ahead of time. Store moist ingredients (butter/margarine, cooked celery and onions, broth, etc.) in the refrigerator. Both moist and dry ingredients should be combined immediately before the bird is stuffed, never in advance, even if refrigerated. Use only cooked ingredients, such as sautéed vegetables, cooked meats and seafood (oysters). If eggs are used, be sure that they are pasteurized liquid eggs and not raw shell eggs. Moist stuffing is better than dry stuffing as heat destroys bacteria more rapidly in a moist environment.
Stuff the Bird Properly: Loosely stuff both the neck and body cavities. Use about three-quarters cup of stuffing per pound of turkey. For example, no more than 15 cups of stuffing should be used in a 20-pound bird.
Cook at the Proper Temperature: Put the stuffed turkey immediately in a preheated oven set no lower than 325°F. Cooking overnight at a low setting (200 to 250 °F) is unsafe. Bacteria can easily grow under these conditions.
Use a Food Thermometer: Always check the stuffing temperature to make sure it is done. Even if the turkey has reached 165 °F in the innermost part of the thigh, the stuffing might not have reached 165 °F in the center. It is very important that all parts of the stuffing are cooked to 165 °F for safety.
Pre-stuffed Poultry: Pre-stuffed whole poultry is highly perishable and should only be purchased if it has a USDA or state mark of inspection on the package. This means the turkey has been processed under controlled conditions. Never thaw a pre-stuffed frozen bird before cooking. Always cook from the frozen state. Follow the package directions to ensure a safely cooked product.
If you have questions about food safety/nutrition, call Deon S. Legette, Food Safety/Nutrition Agent at 803-635-4722 or visit the Clemson University Home & Garden Information Center website at http://hgic.clemson.edu.


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Daniel Kahneman, Nobel Laureate cognitive psychologist, has empirically demonstrated that relying on our own intuition leads to a flawed understanding of the objective world. Kahneman recommends consulting with statistical evidence before making decisions that may be intuitively flawed. Nassim Taleb, cognitive philosopher, illustrates, in "The Black Swan" that an over-reliance on these self-same statistics impairs one's view of reality. Specifically, he critiques the financial sector's reliance on past data, neatly placed under a Gaussian Curve, to extrapolate future events.
Hence it may boil down to a psychological appreciation of what influences the mind to retreat from reality; whether it is a retreat into our flawed intuitions (Kahneman) or statistical data (Taleb). Lewis Mumford articulated Taleb's idea in the following summation:
"[t]hose who use machinery because they are incapable of facing the stream of life and directing it, those who seek order in automatons because they lack the discipline and courage to achieve order in themselves, become the victims of their instruments and end by becoming mere attachments to a mechanical contrivance." LEWIS MUMFORD, CITY DEVELOPMENT: STUDIES IN DISINTEGRATION AND RENEWAL 46 (Harcourt, Brace and Company 1945).
In my opinion, Freud, offers the most compelling psychological explanation of the retreat from reality. The repression of our Darwinian impulses ultimately leads to their perverse manifestations, the most salient and omnipresent of which is a flawed understanding of objective reality.
In summary, individuals make the rational choice to retreat from reality rather than facing it (note, I employ "retreat" and "face" to provide a clear juxtaposition though they do suggest a certain bravado, it is unintended and please disregard it). However, retreating from reality is detrimental in two significant ways: 1) it forces one to repress our Darwinian instincts which lead to their perverse manifestation and; 2) it does not offer the cathartic effects of facing reality.
I do want to avoid categorization as an ill-tempered Nietzschean; perhaps the following example will help to distill these inferences.
Steve's boss yells at him for breaking the copying machine; a defunct, antiquated machine that broke through no fault of anyone. Steve's primordial impulse maybe to strike his boss; and while social constraints dictate that he not do so –he is in no sense prohibited from doing fifty push ups in the bathroom or taking a run on his lunch break. Steve will receive a catharsis from the expurgation of the stress hormones that were released when his boss berated him. Steve, in this sense, has faced reality.
Steve could have chosen to do nothing and stew in his cubicle; and in his own hormones, most notably Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) which stimulates the release of cortisone, a hormone released in response to the sympathetic nervous system's (popularly known as fight or flight) response to perceived environmental threats. Cortisone has the beneficial effects of increasing blood pressure and providing short term pain relief; however, excess levels thereof, hypercorticalism has been associated with depression. Symptoms of depression vary, but one of the most common is mental lethargy. Thus, a retreat from reality creates an impediment to comprehension of the objective world.
I agree with Hume's dictum, "that reason must always be slave to the passions." However, we are able to cognize this fact and rationally circumvent it –to an extent at least, as the example of Steve demonstrates.


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Charles H Cha MD, FACS
Associate Professor of Surgery (Oncology and Gastrointestinal)
Departments & Organizations
Yale Medical Group
Office of Student ResearchCancer Center, Yale: Gastrointestinal Cancer Program; Developmental Therapeutics; Sarcoma Oncology ProgramSurgery: Oncology/General SurgeryDevelopmental Therapeutics
Research Interests
Development of robotic and laparoscopic approaches for benign and malignant conditions of the liver, pancreas and stomach; Effects of angiogenesis on gastrointestinal malignancy; Gene silencing techniques to knockdown proliferation of hepatocellular carcinoma in vitro and in vivo; Diagnostic and therapeutic utility of angiogenic inhibitors for treatment of solid tumors; Clinical outcomes in surgery for sarcoma, hepatobiliary, gastric and esophageal malignancy more...
- B.S., Northwestern University, 1990
- M.D., Northwestern University Medical School, 1995
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- Cha C, Surgical therapy for hepatocellular carcinoma: formulating a rational approach. J Clin Gastroenterol. 2013 Jul;47:S30-6. PMID: 23751801
- Nicholson, A., Guo, X., Sullivan, C., Cha, C. Automated Quantitative Analysis of Tissue Microarray of 443 Patients with Colorectal Adenocarcinoma: Low Expression of Bcl-2 Predicts Poor Survival. Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2014. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 25127509
- Fonseca AL, Cha CH. Hepatocellular carcinoma: A comprehensive overview of surgical therapy. J Surg Oncol. 2014. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 24894746


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Women's Basketball Falls by 12 to Barton; Harvey Leads All with 17 Points
January 3, 2011
Story Courtesy of Barton Sports Information
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Freshman Nyeshea Willie (Virginia Beach, VA) recorded her first collegiate double-double to pace the Barton College womens basketball team to a 73-61 Conference Carolinas conquest of host Pfeiffer University on Monday evening in Merner Gym. Barton (8-2 Overall, 4-0 Conf.) showed some rust in the first half playing its first game in 22 days but outscored the Lady Falcons (3-6, 2-1) by 15 in the second half to take the showdown between two of the three undefeated teams in the league heading into 2011.
Willie tied her season-best point total by pouring in 15. The 5-foot-8 guard corralled a game-high 10 rebounds for her first collegiate double-double. Willie filled up the box score with five assists, three steals, and one block.
Junior Jannetta Robinson (Willard, NC) swished a team-high 16 points for the Lady Bulldogs on 8-of-13 precision. Senior Jamila Johnson (Garner, N.C.) bucketed 14 points and handed out a game-high eight assists. Sophomore Janae Jackson (Fort Belvoir, VA) flirted with a double-double with nine boards and eight points. Classmate Jolanda Mitchell (Raleigh, NC) also netted eight points.
The first half was tightly contested with both squads building no more than a five point advantage. The opening 20 minutes featured eight of the games nine lead changes before a pair of layups by the sophomore duo of Christina Harvey (Locust Grove, VA) and Brittany Cox (Winston-Salem, N.C.) provided the hosts with a 34-31 advantage at halftime.
Harvey led all players with 17 points with an impressive 7-of-8 shooting performance. Senior Devona Knight (Woodbridge, VA) added 15 points for the Falcons. Both Harvey and Knight had eight rebounds. Pfeiffer shot a sizzling 54% (13-of-24) from the floor in the first half including 57% (4-of-7) from behind the arc while Barton was held to 39% accuracy comprising of 0-for-3 from three-point range. Robinson and Willie led all players into the locker room with 10 and eight points, respectively.
Barton set the momentum in the second half on consecutive layups by Jackson and Willie in the first minute. The Bulldogs never trailed in the final 19 minutes and a pair of made free throws by senior Shawnta Shelton midway through the period broke the fourth and final tie of 50-up. Barton held Pfeiffer to just four made field goals in the final 10 minutes, pulling away late on the strength of a 23-11 closing surge.
The Falcons finished with a better shooting percentage than the Bulldogs -- 48% to 42% -- but committed 11 more turnovers and allowed 20 offensive rebounds as Barton took 28 more shot attempts than the hosts.
Barton will go for its third straight win at Conference Carolinas foe Erskine College in Due West, SC, on Saturday. The Lady Falcons will host Mount Olive on Thursday. Both tip-off's are scheduled for 5:30 p.m.


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GPTV Video: New Fire Station No. 1 Ground Breaking
The city of Grand Prairie hosted a ground breaking ceremony for the new Fire Station No. 1 on May 6 at 510 W. Main St.
The new Fire Station No. 1 will be 11,933 square feet and will provide sleeping quarters for up to 10 firefighters and two officers, a kitchen, dining area, locker room, laundry room, work room, day room, workshop and emergency care treatment area.
The station will also have four apparatus bays where fire fighting and emergency response vehicles will be stored and a mezzanine area that will serve as the primary storage facility to house spare bunker gear used by firefighters citywide. It will also be the citywide SCBA (self-contained breathable air) recharge location for all breathing gear used by firefighters as well as the testing location of gauges and valves associated with this equipment. The station will additionally have a bunker gear extractor, which is essentially a heavy-duty washing machine capable of cleaning the bulky gear worn by firefighters.
The new station will continue to serve the same area that has been served by the current Fire Station No. 1 on Main Street, which was built in 1947 and has been in continuous service since that time.
Komatsu Architecture, Fort Worth, has been hired to design the fire station and Pogue Construction, McKinney, will be the contractor for the project. Although the city is not seeking Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for this building, it is being designed with LEED principals in mind. It is estimated to open in late 2014 and a final budget has not been set at this point though it is estimated to cost around $3.5 million.
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Established in 1989, the St. Lawrence String Quartet has developed an undisputed reputation as a truly world class chamber ensemble. The quartet performs over 120 concerts annually worldwide and calls Stanford University home, where the group is Ensemble in Residence. The SLSQ continues to build its reputation for imaginative and spontaneous music-making, through an energetic commitment to the great established quartet literature as well as the championing of new works by such composers as John Adams, Osvaldo Golijov, Eziquiel Vinao, and Jonathan Berger.
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DEEP RUN — South Lenoir has made a habit of getting off to slow starts this season.
There was nothing slow about the way the Blue Devils played Friday night.
Ishmael Baldwin scored 28 points and South Lenoir had its most proficient night of offense this season in its 71-41 blowout win over Swansboro during Senior Night at Munn Gymnasium.
The Blue Devils (13-7, 9-3 East Central 2A) hit their first 11 shots, went 10-for-10 from the field in the first quarter and finished shooting better than 50 percent for the first time this season.
Swansboro (5-17, 0-12) scored the game's first four points before South Lenoir rattled off the next 14 to take a double-digit lead that grew and grew and grew.
"I hope we're back on the upswing of things," said Blue Devils coach Jeremy Barnett, whose team had dropped three of its last four games. "I hope we're getting a little bit of that momentum (back) at the right time."
Dion Jones and Jonte Midgette scored 10 points each and Jaquan Wooten grabbed 12 rebounds on a night when all 14 of South Lenoir's available players entered the stat book in one fashion or the other.
The Blue Devils outrebounded the Pirates 43-29, forced them into 23 turnovers, and shot a season-best 54.5 percent — 65.5 percent in the first half — on 30 of 55 made field goals.
They didn't miss until Baldwin's 3-point attempt sailed long at the 7:14 mark of the second quarter.
They led 29-9 at that point.
"We've got guys that can shoot the ball, we just hadn't done it for whatever reason," Barnett said.
The win allowed the tied-for-second-place Blue Devils to keep pace with league-leading Clinton, which defeated East Duplin Friday, in the race for the league crown.
South Lenoir's final two games are on the road — at Croatan on Tuesday then at Clinton in the regular season finale next Friday.
The Blue Devils bounced back from their loss at Jacksonville Northside to win big over the Pirates on Senior Night.
Heather West had 16 points, six steals and five assists and Demeyia Adams had 14 points and 14 rebounds and South Lenoir (15-5, 9-3 East Central 2A) used a 14-0 spurt in the second quarter to pull away.
Marquia Suddeth scored 11 points and had 10 rebounds and Caroline Jones added 12 points and three assists for the Blue Devils.
South Lenoir travels to Croatan on Tuesday.
Ryan Herman can be reached at 252-559-1073 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @KFPSports.
Swansboro 7 15 10 9—41
South Lenoir 27 18 14 12—71
PIRATES (5-17, 0-12) — Anfernee Ashley 14, Morton 9, Thorton 6, Oswalt 5, Barton 3, Hill 2, Pace 1, Foy 1, Taylor, Jude, Mattocks.
BLUE DEVILS (13-7, 9-3) — Ishmael Baldwin 28, Dion Jones 10, Jonte Midgette 10, Janning 9, Whaley 5, Smith 5, Davis 2, Wooten 2, Graves, Garner, Cooper, Kennedy, Turner, Ezzell.
Swansboro 10 7 5 11—33
South Lenoir 13 20 14 11—58
PIRATES (4-17, 2-10) — Kylie Cuve 14, Alex Watkins 12, Johnson 4, McTassart 2, Sheehan 1, Yingling, Taylor, Heredia, Oriol, Freeman.
BLUE DEVILS (15-5, 9-3) — Heather West 16, Demeyia Adams 14, Caroline Jones 12, Marquia Suddeth 11, Meready 3, Pelletier 2, Ha. West, Franklin, Combs, Williams, Epps, Stapleford, Braxton.